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Home My WebLink About1972-07-26 - Orange Coast Pilot• 1c1a ees ' Ea.gleJoli Called ' -0• to Step. Down . . . BY New. York. Post . . WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY .26, 1971 \IOL.. 6L NO. -I St!CTIONS, lll PAGIS .... ------------~----... Tells of Illness ,. ••• ' I ·~ "" l • . .... Of lieial . . • • • ·w 001an Belease.d FroD1 S.toreroo1n After Seven -Years --h ~--.... ' . .. - I ';: -,. " . Wif~·Leav· Swreroom Candidate • • • " Foresees 'Pris(Jn' Alter 7 Years Oiscus8es Problems .. ,_ SEN THOMAS· EAGLETON TELLS · REPORTERS OF ~SPITAL CARE • ln ~ Angoln, McGovern Runninv Mato RofulH t'O Open Fila. Nixon Instructs Staffers ' ' - ·-To . . ·t~o~e. E.ag~eton··Woes lly ·.u';.;iwao1 lird, · . ·.~ 'Senati '!esSbl. 'lhpl r~gleton, the , NEW ,YORK· ..:"the head{o'ltresajr. ~~~~l : .. nominee, 'jg. . \ ,, , ... ~ ...... _ ~ --~ Jlllll). Nlxon'rre-electior((.,..,pa.,... ,..,.'f ' "I ..,. 'lo • ..r•~: You have the~ lla¢lnstrueted.· °""!'t •"1""1" lllotemei>ls"!l\ldf'ileeome )'OU. Go ·war's End CLEV,ELAND (UPI) -A 5f.yeor-ol4 woman, w•vlui a hammer and. clad in men's long• ilnderwear and ltlmll· ~ ha• •lllel1lil>from a dorlt .sturei-flll· PARIS (UPI) -A high American of-ed with roltlQg jartoqe wberO she 'bas ficial said today a peaceful ,.ttlemenl to been Jocked for mos\ of the last aeftn the VieLnam . war may come before the years, the CUylhoiga County lhOtl!!'i of. American presidential elections. Ike repocted today. · He also said llJe agreement, which is Neighbors Aid they often had heard likely tO come in October, which prob--··•~ -~ ;.....; •• from ... -·"" ably be announced in Washingtm IJ>. .. ._.... --,~ ~ .. ~ stead of Pam. floor storeroom where Mrs. EUJ8beth The official, who is close to the ~ace Brown .Mfmalae bad been: living on the• \alks, aald there wu not likely to be a city'• easl side; · · aettlement Thur3day when the detega. De 1 Id M al bad ....... lions from the United. Sta tea, North Viet· put ., 18 Mrs. en ee ·.,.... nam, South Vietnam and the Viel Cong, ·living there since l!IM and neighbors meet for their 152nd session. said Ibey, clld'not. believe the woman ~ii Some observers laid they'boped a set-·been out of .. tbe store room ' since Sep. tl~t was imminent. after· presklenUal tember, 197~ . .. ad Viser 'Henry A. JWsinier ¥ secretly Sherill's deputies, who bad to. hreal: iii- In Pam on 'July 19 with two of the · top to the paclloCked room and lhovtl aw•• Comm\Dlist negotiators. ' 'IV A settlement Ls not only not likely garbage, Tdelday found the 'Worn~ Thursday but "It probably will be a cou-wielding 'a bimmer and a broken wine pie months, more Uiely October" before botUe In defense of ber prisott. the opposing aides can come lo an agree--There lfai no eleclriclty or. wa~ In ment, the ol!lcial who prefemd to re-the -. , main anonymous, said. N•'"",__ told the ........... the An agreement in October would come ............ • ..... ..., ....... before the U.S. presldmlial elocllon m wamuls bmband, Joaeph, 41, ,_ aar- Nov. t ' 1 ' • • • '. Jy ,,..,,1ng lrlpl to the-· rooar : with, The highly lnlonnecf official ... id the : ,11roctrl01 ....rat times a week. ·Pollce slicking ll'!iDl in nelotlallllllll.;(O!Dained were .;,utri& lier husbiaol· for ciuu- the problem of wbo will have .pollllcal 1 lloning.' . • ' power In Saigon, tbe -lot the war Mrs. 'Menalee ,.... taken to In the first place. · · Hawthornden Slate HO.pita! and facts In At. the last aemlpubllc seaelon July 20, the cilo Wer6 to be raented .to 'Ille U.S. nego!lalnr William J. Poi:ter denied ' county proeecutor. · , ' the ·Communist ·contenllon that the Deputy Jooepb Morgan "!Id tbe iher· United States should remove South Viel· 111'1 depirtnlent had,been l!ylni to find name,. President Nguyen Van Thieu, Mrs. Mena!ee since Sept. It, IV/t. aaying that it ·WM not a U.S. · "Sbe WM merred to Falrhill Menial (See TALKS,.Page I) Health c.titer'ln May of !i'IO," he "'Id. •• and WU later .,.11o'Hawtlionden. Sloe Newspaper .Asks . wu given o pau out In September and Dl-\'tf returned:' I ·conneCt.d with hhiii °'~eflllllenlally inl!"n 10l1 •th )'lim-~." said Scot!, po11Ucally" ta reftaln lrohl COl!IJMllting .,"rtading front a statem<!'I.. ,' °" Seil 'illomM ~ Eagl&n•.: mediCal sen. Lowelf P, WtlcUr J . (R-Oipn,J, 'E I t Q • histor1:" ~ . ' .: :ea!IM. ~.!On ·<a msli oi.warmlh aild ag e on .to . mt \]ark ,UacGi, ~ of the ib~ty" and Gld he !!¥ "aboolllle coll:. . • . Morgan Aki the cleparlment bad DO llnowledge ot the wberubcllll of Mrs. MaWee until the buJlcllng'1 owner, Mrl. Leroy Kelley, called· the c!Opartmenl 'l'ueoday. ' • commil\te for , oclloe of ,the -=f14dce and •P,tl<li'; ,.)Ii, qi. '¥Juourl l.: NEW ·YORK (AP) -The New York pmtdl!al; aid · ·•-·Of; ' , ,-· · • ;.::_ •1, ".~ '••-• .~~ •Poot called on Sen. Tbomu F. Eagleton storiol a~ • , ' 'V\cO • 1 . e· Welcler ...,*8fled, """ he " In an edllorW today to step down u the ~Ual c:andtdate' heal!Ji prob1e~ going to ~palgn l0r the Rtpubllcan Democratic candidate ,for vice president, fotlr 1ear1 ago during the senatorial, .ticket of N1Xon an~ Agnew, he said that If The Post, the cily's only afternoon calnpaign In Mislollrl between Eagleton Eagleton ~d won, "I have no doubt he ntwspaper, bas supported Democratic aaid llopubllcan Jlep. Thoinas Curlis. will fulfill Ill! dulifl H ,vice prn~ and µberal candidalts In the· pastl •1 thlak p.,ula..-111 this IO!l!e lo~r·, with dllllnctlon." • • The edllorw said : years ago " be ,.Id. ·· Democrallc Leader Mike Man11ield of "No matter how much sympathy he "IV• bad -appraised by people In Moatarla ~ hi• appreclaUon of deaerves for fighting back agalnll the the .W. of -rt." • the statement. made by Scott and private lor!nMr!lilfliil Wlili voluntary Mem""11e, eenate c:oDeaguta rallied to Welcker, saytnJ be 1 is glad the holpltallzalion on three occasions, the ti. ~ o1 Eagleton !Oda)>. Republicans apoke out In Easleton'• fact that standl out ~~ In Sen. Illa defaicldl Included both partr behalf. Eagleton'• story is his a !allure to Jo9don In the Senfle. lfam!Jold said Eagleton "bu been a tell Democratic nominee 0 e o r I e a.publican Leader Hugh Scott of great senator," adding "he bu my com-McGovern the whole truth befcn he wu 1'9D)lt.ia "1d at tho start of today'• !lkle ~ and trust." dealpated for the vice pmldeDcy." "Whelt .... .,i lheN w11ouno1 the' front mt nar .-. ' ;..lloclled cin the outdde," be aid. ''Two nar window• ...,.. ........i with bin and a front win- dow wu boarded over.•• ' . t:scape Attempt Made l>E~R (AP) -Convicted skyjacker J.lichai'd r. M<OaJ Jr-attempted 19 """'= tbe -Adami County Jal! , tho l(Mldol _.t In charge 111 the "'1'• lllntW -laid Tllelday. Jam11 o. New..., laid he woold not dlvullo ""1llar -• but aid Ole federal .,_, ... looklnc Into the ..... . "There . was rolling garbage sur· rounding a cllrty matlre!S on the Door. Thal'• .where &be (Mrl. Menalee) slept." Mrt. Kelley, wbo wu present when deputlea brok~ Into lhe·lloreroom, said she "';VUD't.sqrprlled" at Jts condiUon. "The neighbors have been complaining for years," abe aaid. Despite the fact they heard llCl'tlllls and knew Mrs. Menalee was . in the storeroom, none of the neighbors had at· tempted to help her, she said. · Mrs. Kelley · sald she bad refused to take Menafte'• f,rent· lot the lut three montha in order to get him to move his wife. "Be lhoold have ta~n her lo the hospital," Mr•. Kelley said of Menafee. "She really dill\lrbed the neighbors with ber'll!reaming. ff. LOS ANGELES (AP) -Democrallc vice presJdential nominee Thomas F. Eagleton refused anew today to release medical recoro.. or W. three hospital treatments for nervous exhaustion but said be would talk with his doctors about allowing them to discuss his past medical problems. Eaglet.on also said he now realizes he made a mJstake by not t e 11 l n g Democratic prealdentw nominee George McGovern abolit'the lhiee hospital stays before McGovern. ncommended him to the Democratfc National Convent!On. 1 Eagleto.n reveal ed: Tuesday that he had voluntarily submitted lo hospli;ll treat· ment in 1960, 1964. and 1966 for "nervous exhau!llon and fatigue" brought on by . overwork. Twice he received psychiatric care and electric-shock treatment. Dissident Jew Efgleton elaborated on that an· ' nouncemenl today, sllliough Tuesday he =~· :=said be would have no further conunent ·Wed to American °01ra,,,r,;g carilpaogn . • He II.id be does not now receive any medication , except for "an occasional, . Found ' Gmlty very sporadic tranquilizer. I don 't even know the ~me of It." He said lie did not feel any need for a psychi8trlc examlrfatlon now and would not submit toi one t'niless McGovern, (See EAGLETON, Page II • MOSCOW.(UPI),_: A ~~w court to- day found cllUtdenl Jew Gavrlel Shapiro guilty of evacllog mllltacy training and aentenced biDi tp ·one year of "corree\ive labor," a JIO!ll]ty that will .attow him to keep. his fl'""'\Olll while working at an a .. 1gn04 Job. • . The . recl.llatred btisband' of American Judy Sliver Shapiro, of Clnclnnall, Ohio, who has been preulns the While House 'to intervene on bia behalf, aedlted "the fot'ce of the U.S. government and my wife" with aavlnc him from the Jtiui. mum penalty of one yeor In priaon. 11tbe V'erdkt was· not so unexpected/' the llDlll!nc. elated Shapiro sai du he wu. huaed and klaaed by Jewish friends otitalde "tlle• court bouae. "I know that the force of the U.S. government 1nd my wife would make an lmpreulon Oil .. the results. I thought .I would JllObablJ<not be put In jail." SbopiN WU tried by a three-judge panel of two women and one man In a courtroom llorred lo '/IMlern .......... and ..,.. IO Jewish friends who 1c- companied the 27·Y'8f<>ld u"'mployed ch<mlst. • Uniformed po\~ and plainclothesmen cleared t10Wsmen and Shapiro's col· leagues away from the Kaltnln district court' 111>\!e the cha"'9 ol evadlog military naerva traJnlng "'"' ~ ecultd. Shapiro nfllaed the mler of military au111or111a 1o '-' r ... " """ ..-ve tralllbol just before the llart ol Pruldeol ~·· vllll • ....... I ,, We•(ller It11 be bot again on Thnrsday, according to !be weatherlady. HJgbs at the beaches around 711, rising to ill Inland. Lows tonight ~~. INSmE TODAY ' Huoodrtdr of Alabama black mtn, 1~ of whom have d~d. have bem allowed to'"""" 1Ditll untreated IJllJhflt• lfnce 1932 ai port of a go..,,,.,..,., sl1odv re· cmnv dlidolcd. s1or; i'lv' u. I .. ......... l' -..,,I ........... •1 --. Df ... Ct.... ' ., .. :.,..,..,. . -...... t ... -" ---;=:-..: -. -----. • • MILY PILOT s Gunman. Rob1 I McGovern Urged· 'Drop Eagleton' . I BankinG~ S. Viets Control Half Of Citadel CVllT!ll, 1.D. (41') -Wbllo Sm Glorp McGo\'trn nmaJned IOCIUded al bla Soutb DUola cobln r e tr e a t , wi.,r.... 1>fCaa arrlvl•I Ima IUJ> porters .... -iqed him to drop Sm Tbomaa £ocletoo .. bla nmnq -lo * * * Fr••P-.eJ EAGLETON ••• • -NIJao and Vloe ~l Sptro T. Alfll'rt do the Mme. Bo said tht fjtlgue and deprealon that • led to the tbru boopllal stay• ..... In ltll opinion re1attrel1 -mJttm. "In my own mind, 1 do view It as a broken Jte or ' broken arm." be aakl. "I reauz.e many In the public do not." Ho Mid llo had -ltll lnitlal itaaoe ol ..ui., .. fw1hor -• Uoollthe~mlwlllbllleadlryto • ....,. the publlc •l!o!!l. the ldDd at ... I>-• .. lie tdCOlllltend la the ... t. ICalk1on ..itntod thet be IHb ' porftetJJ quaJllled to NI for vDiJrell· .. and to late .... the Wlllte -· KowUddl wbo ~ EaCJeloa fo. day at. momlaC ---' him .,.m, u they did Tueaday, -• be -id allow lmpltal recordl ol bil . lnl-to be made publlc. ' £oc1etoo ap1a relvlod. uying that -noorck .. private, tmlleled ... p'e WA14 tt .. mJ bd.ntt. that lhl1 • _... ... Mid. Be_..tbtnoorckanlatoodtdu -·· 1 .. --clodon, tliat lhl1 ...iala ., teebnlml lnlormatloo ""' ,...,. -blo ..,, ia,m.n. 11111 11111 tbt1 ..... ln!ormalloe """' ,. .. latmlnl. -;II', I_.... did leaYI open the poalblUly lhat be will allnw bll former -to -tnatment Ibey pve lllnt. lie Moel that proleulooal .elhlcs pre- ! -~ ..... """' dlocmol .. publicly -,..... to -potlontl, ml Aid 111 would -the -In uye • "'*to the lloolan 111111 .. _ wllb ii.. --be aid.. Tllo Ml---achl4ulod to ~ ,..,.,, for llonGlulu. to -a --u... lie llld ... -~ lll'jh • tbt ....... lltor .. -• ,,.. ildl)I. ' At the Loo ~elet newt oonf ...... , • DOWUddl allo preuod Eagleton on why ' llo bad not lokl M<GoYtm about bb men- , tal 'pnllloh --.. Offered him the =-Jal nomlDatJon. • "Quito : I dlcln't thllll: !bet tbae • e:rpertenees were ol th.It ~t mol.tnt,1' Eo.,... llld.· "I -nilllo tllal M II. !'Vt rtod the lnarlllnl~.•• Ht said -.. btd oll....S the No. 2 spot on the Democ:ratlc ticket during a dty and llitt -he beliMI be 11 Md have told McGovern a It lf 1M bad had -limo to thllll:. • lta .. ..., tllat ilO llltlllben ol bl• f bove -1Ubfecl to llllilllal dlf. " • He aald bit mother died of tnd bb lathtr dlecl ol llllUral -wbeo "bb Jnt<mtJ orpna • luot llonl down al qt 71." Blast Shatters ~Recruiting Site .. . ' .. , ~ ·OAILANI> (UPI) -An apparent ' bomb ~ zjpped throuflh an Anny re<ru111111 s1auo.·rn dowptown OU!tnd t early !Miy. Two pollct ofllctr1 In a car :: pot:olli>c lbe aret rtctlved minor 1"' t· I~· '1111 111n out windows of the · llottlroll~lypjl omce tnd -· -Jn -: Jllltby bulldlnp. I A pollOt lpobmlaa eaJd tho pllnll car • WU tboul JOO ya"11 fl'om tho rta'Uitlng : olllct -tbe IJlliolioa OC<:UrHd. Tae i two .men II! a.. •lomoblle ...,. ' tmlld at a amtit 'boopital tnd .. i- : edp;;..·-.~~~~~~~~...., • ' ' • t . . . ' ' --IT DAILY PILOT TN~ C.... ~9'.Y tilt,bT, .. llMcll ............ , .• ..,.... ............ ..., ... 0,... CMlt ,.......,.. °""lllflt', ..... "" •Ill-11A --~IY ~ ,r"**'t, ftt' C.tl Miii, .....,.. llMft. "11111!111IM 1~1•111 Yillty, ~ hid\. tf'VNlllMtMclc _. JM CllmMtt/ IM AIM c.tlhftl. A IMttt ,...._I ..., ..... IMtll ...... ""*" ... "'*P. fhe •i..d ... I ......... ,..,., h tt l3t Wnt .. , lltllt, CMtl ~ QllfllWt, ,.,.. ...... N. w.,.4 ,,..!Mnt ............ J1•lc ~~= Vice,.,........ Mii ~ tN.11 k•IYll a- Tff11111 A. ,..,,.1 ... --Cliltlff H. t.... .it.t.1...i P. Nin Maltltrll ~I.Ill .. ---· .. =-....... ~.. .......~ ......... 1• ...... l:'!Cl':CI = m.=:'1:11 T• ,, 1 cn4•\ '4Mn1 a M Muscrt ta '41oNft .... c.-..-. ............... tfl-,.__....,_.....,,,11 Ill• . .., .. E=f='~~ ;z.: .'i!:i. -· . a~1~.r.~ --at .. "'"dM .. ol PIJtblatrlc care ...i o1 t1ectr1o 111oct treatmtat ror nervouaahaultlon. Soale te1ear11m1 11r1ed £aaleioo'1 relelllloo, but Ibey .... out -s to I bf aat:"l"'lc -. Mall)' at ltJocramo "" -u mucll ... ti. fact £..,.... faJW to tell McGovern about bb medical blllory u Oii tbe fad that be !lad UlldttJooe the treatment bet....., i. am JIM. McGovern OD Tueldly r t j t ct t d Eqieloa'L olfao to quU. The - presldeollaJ -said be -to ••watt a.ad .... tbe ruction. "We ul< to dbauociat< your cen- cll4acy from that el S.n. £aa!t100, ·-llllCllllclonablt, puertlt aod npodoul duplicity b roprohonslble and u,. compaUhle wlt!J yoor bold, prlnelplld and Wlonary primary campai,n.'' said a telqram from &!Ian and Wllllam Becker ol Plllladelpbla. "Slace you ba .. conceded tltctloo to NIJDa ..,, ttlectlon of psycbollc,.. wlrecl .8emlce J. -o1 Btrke1.,, Calif., •r 1'0Ulcl IJU nluDd of mooey - whoa )'OU "*" vlable candldtte." Tba taleDamt ..... sent thrauah the Ttl.. 1111thlno Jn the proas room of tbe motel here, where reporten on lllayln(. aeven miles from McGovern'• SyJvaa Lab mmat. NotJna nepUve r<acUoo from """" people, lncluc!ina lwo-te<D-e1e vciters, Mr. and Mn. Oyde L. 111c1a ol Wtlnut Cloek, ~ .. -: "Bow coald ho bave ICClplacl• the ....... u. with lhla bod<cround! Tllo cam ..... will be dU· flcult ....,.. wltbout · tlu added ban- dlctp." ll¥traJ "' tbe tt'•P"-llld the -.O public II not r""7 to accept lqlelon'• medlcll ldstory. Ooly • couple ol tbe .,_., In the ~hi 15 ncelved 11r11d Eqleloo'• ..i... lion. .,God bleu you for your COUl'IJe and honest)'." Wei 1 wire directed to ~ lrO)ll .Kathryn and Nan Sttnlon ol llew York OIJ. ICBM Deatroyed At Vandenberg To Te1t .Sy1tem V ANDENBll:l\G AIR FORCE BASE, Ca!U. (AP) -Tbe Air Force llYI It 1"' tentlonally ~yld a Mlnulcmu n JnteroonthetaJ 1*ll1ltlc mtuilt to Wit a 11fety Qlltm. Tlio aploelm autad a *1 -!bi' .......... The mllllle wu bh>wo up al JO: 11 p.m. ,.._,, 00 -after launch, • IJIO-en aid. Tbe Minuteman w11 H mllel ollallcn down the Western Tut Range Ofer the Pacific Octan at an altitude ol 70,000 feet, the IJIOWman eald. Obetrvtn alq the central California coat -tbe ozpjolloo tnd a raultllll oma11 clood, tbe opobl!IWI etld. MlaOe fnlmen!e burnod up ·ln tbe t~re .. they plqld towlld the -... etld. Tba ICBM carried DO vehicle. The ... ploelve meclwdtm UNd It Jncluded on tU launch vehicles oo they may be daln>yod a they maJlunotloo Cll' Vtll' oil coune. British Court Frees 5 Dockmen To Avert Strike LONDON (UPI) -Britain's indt11tilal nlalionl eooirt onfered the Immediate reJeue today of five lonpboremeo, ap. parently averting a propooed one<lay nt· Ilona! llrike called for Mondty by the 111- mllllon-membtr Brttlala Trade Union °""""" (TUC) • The roe·. Gentral Cauncil approved tho strlte bf "' II to 7 vota earlier. The propoeal llJ)eClfled, however, that no strike wwld tah place If the m"' wore nleued. Tiie rtleue of the five men. who were jailed for contempt ol court Frtdty for defying a court order to llop lllecal picketing, wu ordered lly Court PmJ. dent Sir John Donaldaon. HoweTtr, Donaltlton uld If the.y mume tholr plci<etln& "tbey will stand condemned a1 men bent oo lht de1Jruo. tloo ol ail onltrly procedUN of tbe HI> Uement of dilputes and men who bellm neither In the malnlenanco of rllJIOllllibl1 "'d authorttaUve tradl unlou nor In tht rule of law." Tbe men .,... roleued after M>nnaa T'omer, the elficlll IOllCltor, uktd for their fretdom. (Stt WI~ llorf pap I.) Prostitute Ring Broken in Italy • ROME (AP) -Tbe !tome pollct .. , they've 'btohft up an upenalve proo- tllullon tlna and aellld the madam~ ~"' clreu book ol ISO tllnl dlplomab, bullt\etlmen tnd fldOn . who peld u lllllCb .. lll0,000 Un ---per lirl Tbe pellco ......,.., tho am.t "' <Roa v.,,... .. bow .. "" lllUmoteo , .. ~ • TldJ' ...... 'l'llo7 •llaraod ,Jiw wllb procmlna, wbllo ... "'7 ••• n ... d\lclill llllnort lo prctllt\lllon . Laguna's Lorr Ousted by Vote; Johnson Seated By BAllBAllA JtllEIBICB .. .__ ........ Laguna Buch Qty Ceunc11man Edward C. Lorr ..., recalled Item ofllce Tuesday and PlaaollJ& Commbllon aialrm.. Carl l'J. Jobnaoa Jr. elected to lllCCOldblm. ---Dl•appearing Act VOW. Ill 12 ol II prec1nctl put the rectU over tbe top bf a relat!Tely narrow .,..in of 417 Wllel. 'J'be f1nal ttlly WU 11111 volal for the recall ; 1,111 aplllll. Jolmm swept tbe fleld ol four can- dldaleo wllb 2,111 votes. llunnerup Wayne Bql1n received l,Oll votn, while Lorry Campbell and Beth Leeds tnlled with St! and 2%1 votes A late evening ~S!e of the moon, visible to Orange Coast residents, was c~l~ed on · by a 14-year-0ld Corona. de! Mar ph~tographer early morning. The partial coverage of the moon's disc by the earth's shadow began at 10:55 p.m. list Diehl and reacbed its fullest point at 12:20 a.m. .._tlvely. 'Ille reca1koanoil ba&llli( clrew a II percent turnout ol tbe Art Colony's 10,366 ellc1blo •Olan, wllll 4,lOI -call. 166-acre Fire Controlled "I tlllnk tllll ....., the l*IPle want ...... «1 the a17 Council and I hope I COil -to that," said Jobmon -tbe flaal vote ttlly -polled. In San Bernardino Forest Lorr eald tbe raull -"about tbe way I figured." A controvefltal figure on the Laguna political 'scene for the past two years, Lorr was charged by recall propODfDts with !allure to mpond to tbe wWlet of lbe community with rqard to hlCh rile : _...,. litigation agalnal lbe city on tbe bnlldlna bellbt limit; -ol tu- 111,... _, In taking bb wife to con- -at city expe1141; tnd apposing the tppalntment of women to city poai- tlom. Jolmm aid tbat ho -llad the recall -approved by volerl ......... ~ means It wu a valid election." U tile rec8D vote had been Insufficient, the City Cocmcil would bave been r .. quired to appoint a ...,.....,. to l.mT, IAJS ANGELES (AP) -Firelighters have controlled a half dozen blazes that burned swaths through brush and timber from the eastern slope of the SierTa Nevada to coastal La Jolla. After an aJl..day batUe with 91).degree temper1turea, Tuesday a ~man crew controlled 111-acre blaze in the San Bernardino Nallonal Forest, four miles IKllllbeast of ldyllwlld. The 250 penona evacuated from a 4 People Killed In Road Mishap wbo had 111bmltted bil mlpetion, el· SAYRE, Okla: (APJ 0 rour members fectlve July 31. of a San Marino, Calif., family bave been J-. SO, ii a to.year Laguna mi· killed when their motomhome pllmged In- dent, • fonner president ·'of the O\'ic to a crttk silt mil~, eest of tb!J far Leque, and bu aerved on the Plannlrng we>tem Oklahoma city Tuesday, Commlalon alnce •· He wai the only They were identified as William ,August member of the commlilllloo r .. appoJnted Freed, 46; b1J wife Margaret,, 41, and when lbe councll electtcl In 1970 revbed their two cblldreo, Jacqulln, 1 11, and Seventh-day Adventist camp at Pine Springs earlier were allowed to return to the camp. North of La Jolla, an IMJ..acre blue was controlled alter It damaged 200 rare Tor- rey pine.a and destroyed a conaiderable amount of wildlife. A fire in the northeast comer of Camp Pendleton burned a acres before Marines llJd U.S. Fen st Service person- nel controlled It. Three separate ftres in the mountains near Bishop burned more than 880 acrtS of bnllhltnd, lncludlng 600 aettS in the Buttennllk canyon area. The olher fires were near Mono Lake and in the John Muir Wilderness area. Cave-dwelling Arizona Hermit ., " • Succumbs at 82 tbe mah-up of lbe pJamUnc body. John, 9. A fifth occupan~ Elisabeth A cbemlst, be ts employed u a lllllior McCoy, II, of San Marioo, was ejected ORACLE, Ariz. (AP) -James research ualttaat witb Chevron Oll Field from the vehJcle and was reported in McAvey, who carved a niche in the llesemll Company In La Habra. uliJ!actory condiUon al a 5ayre hospital. Catalina Mountains and lived in it for 30 A proponent of elow, canlully planned years, 1w bttn buried in a small ,.....u., .. oupportecl the 3f.loot building beqht llmlt tnd the :111,oot -latlon S H cemetery. foal n,.... In tbe land aat element of tbe UmmeT" eat Ten perlOllS attended ltll funeral Tues- Gaieral Plan and 1101><0D1merC1a u y. The J12.year-<1ld hermit died Satur· development o1 the Main Beach Port. F Cha u y. Dark bor1e amona. the candidates WU orces n, ge In tbe 1930s, lbe lrillhman gave up the Baglln, a zt.year.old newcomer to the convenience of modem life and lDOYed Laguna scene, wbo famered abnolt hall AKRON, Ohio (UPI) _ When Into a IS-fool tunnel be dug while · u miny. YOt!s ii tbi popular Jobmon temperatures climb into the 80'• seatthln«i for copper and gold. Hl.a tnd abnolt double tbe combined total for and Ill's, tbe Smnmit county Auto mining claims never paid off. the other two candldata. . 'ntle Bureau get.a so hot that some Once a month, McAvey came to town A tbr ... year resldenl. J1ai1Jn ~· a of lta anployes feint. wllll bb $IO ·Social Securlty check to buy lu~mlnut.a decision to <ntet the 'coancil Five female workert <0llapsed provtslone tnd an occasional horoscope race and engaged 1n a. vtaornur, &or~to-from heat exha\l!tion Ulls week, maaatlne. SAIGON (UPI) -Soulh Vlelnam ... parotroopers took control of half Qf Quang Tri City'• stone citadel today and raised their country's Oag on the highest part of its wall while tile battle for tbe fortress continued, field reports uld. . North Vletname1e IUM"' intenslfted ltw:ir eUorts to bioclc convoy! on Highway 1 the main supply rou te for the ~troopen inside the citadel, UPI CGI'· respondent Anhur Higbee said. Higbee u id communist artillery nre wu directed at government positions oo tile highway near the lljy Chanb River to- da y. but that the shelil dropped short ol their target!:. A Ur!). adviser told Higbee that 0 the nag.raising. give the paratroopers not only a psychological advantage but a tac- tical advantage. It's the highe!ll point for miles around and from there you can look down the throats of tbe North Viet· namese." In saigon, a govmunent 1pokesman said more than a battalion of Comm'lllist troop! were ''still holding an area in the weste.rn part" of the citadel. However, Higbee said the parotroopers selzod the southeastern half of the fortress while the North Vietnamese stlll beld the northwest ball. "Since the enemy b 1tlll In tile cltlide~ It ii not yet under C<J1Jlrol of the govern- ment troops/' the spoi:e.sman aald. 'fbe Saigon oommand bu said it will not oon. 1ider the embattled city under gov~ ment control until the citadel is entirety recaptured. From Pagel TALKS .•. responsibility to change the government and tbat the United States had no mart right to control the government than Hanoi had sucb a right over tbe Viet Ccm1. The ollicitl d...,rlbed tbe negotiations u difficult because "you can't negotiate with heroes. The North Vietnam ... have thi! idea that they have a mlaslon." "11te problem iJ Illa! they want UI to do for them what Ibey have never beeo able to do tbemaelves -overthrow the SaJeon government," tbe olficlal eald. The oll!ctal eald tbe deedlock In the semipublic Tbureday -of the Paris peace conference do not necueari· ly reflect what b 101nR.on In Kilaln(er's (rlvalc meetings with Hanoi negotiators. Police Hunting Suspect in Rape Orange County Shorlff'1 ofllcen ere to- day ""'king wlt!J Downey police In a bid to trace a man who flllegedly raped. a IS. year-old girl Tlluday night near !Jon Country Safari. . Deputlea eald the girl lold them 1be ao- cepted a Wt from tbe mJn near ber home In Anabelm. Sbe said be stopped the car on Moulton Parkway near the San Die10 Freeway, ripped off her clothing and 1ewally waUlted ber. Deputlea said the victim WU llllfferln( from 1bock but wu otherwise unharmed. Officen believe the girl's attacker b t Downey realdonl Gator Season Slated door campalp. caualng County Clerk F r a n k "He wa1 a hiend1y old man who chose Aaked If be would be tempted lo try for Yacobuccl to put In effect new to live on hlJ mlnina clalma away from NEW ORLEANS (UPI) -Hunten win public office ageln, after ltll llUfpl'lse worklna hours -6 a.m. to noon. people," eald Bill COlett, a ahop owner . be allowed to kill 1,000 alll11ton Jn 1bowlll& Jn the reoall vote, Bqlln uld, The office regularly ii open 8 a.m. who befriended McAvey. Louisiana during a ls.day buntlne 1eason 0 We'U aee about tblt, bUt l'Ve rully en-to 4 p.m. "When he came to town once a month, in September, the state'• wildlife com.- joyed lhll _ tl'• my lnnar drive. Rlelit "We have fans blowing every he Wll alwaya clean and neat. "He 11111 mission IMOUDced Tuesday. It IJ tht now I'm moetly looklna forward to a place, but there are only twn win-liked .tile tunn•I because It was always reluJna weekend." dows," uplalned YacobUccl. about II d..,... In there and be could first open seuon on alll1aton In aev,. A fOOlklied crowd 1atbertd at Qty 1-~~~~ii;ii;ii;:;;~ii;ii:i-~l~•;t ;w•;ter;;from;.;';";tUiiieiiisp;i;rlng;;ii;;' "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~yiiieaiiiniii. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij" Hell Tuud&y nlcht to 'Jfltch poel1ng ol the election ntuma, but It wu 111bdued, compared with Ii!" ttcltod, oometlJnea GEM TALK Jubllllll -tbel gatbertcl followloc ' lbe hllh rile incl clty councll bellotlng. ' Johnlon wu atven i round ol applouae when It bect111e oppannt be wu tlil wino nlnl candidate. DQn Jo1e's Hit By Lone Gunman. For Second Time : In a ropett JllrfotmlDCe ol • .-rr two weeks qoL. the Don Joee llataunnt In Hulit~-cb 'irU hold up ~ dty night a Y?Jll( baadlt wbo eaetplll: Willi mort p,t: · Poll" llid tbe l'Mllurant Cllbltr, su.· Elllo~ WU approacbod ot 1;11 PA bf a man ID bit eerly Jt'• wbo bod a 11\'t Jacket wnpped around bb !ell arm. • The man pulled a blllWD pope< .._, from under the Jockel· IDd Aid to MIN IUllot, "Ile c:a1ni Md oolltetocl -=-~all• the -y In the ..... • lo' pOllce "l>OfU. • The cashier said tlte JMn motlODOd mder bb jacktt as If lie, bad 1 1111 bul •he ......... ·~ pollM etltl. The btndlt Old on flltt aiw fll'lbW<11 ea bt1 11o111 MW Ell\ol. lllla Elliot alao WU IM culller Ill the Jilly 17 tobbtrJ ll( the nolullll M :: Aft.AalillM,..,lllllil .... ........ ,_....~ ...... ............ -...... d the-... ,. ......... poperbla. TODA\" by · I. C. MUMllHltU The Orlon! olfen I aeemJnal)' unllml~ ed IUPPl1 ol btr&llnl In evtl7lhlnl! from oameru to Jewelry, and tht averaa• t.urllt 0!1111 buye when be lhoUld not. A aood we Jn point b "synlbeUc Jade," tile· poorell of wbicb is called •111DtheUC cat'H)'eL" A, ledellke Imitation II offend In U.., Kans .... Japan ......, ...... IUCb u •'QntbttJc jlde," 14Jlmod stone," or umet.a )Ide.'' Tb1I material ii IGld in li&hl traaaluctnt -ol ,.... called Bu.-A, B·tnil C, Allltrallaa A tnd B 11111 Afrloon A and B. Altlloull> It la claJmod that ' tho ... IMlorlala -are white jadt alill qul!tl, -1 talll •• TilUltl and ~ chi-let well wltbln the nnae for en!Jnary &IW. aild the ellremt!J poor lnll-haw l'Olllatlna 6M ctlllinl Ille ctl'H71 .a.-Ima wblcb tho bnJtatllm clll'IHI lie DIDIO• u ,.. .. to tbe Orlen~ enjoy lbe ft· perleect, lltlt br1n& -ooly thoee bu- ,.. wbleb JOI!' -tl9lnllll ...... pwliota will ID&bla 10U to properly Th& rin1 for Motlttr or Grttlldmoth•r with from 1 to 9 GENUINE Blttll&tonts frt1m $ 000. \Avall1bl1 In 14 Kt. whitt or ~llow Sold J.C. .J.lump~rit6 Jewe/,r6 1823 NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA MESA CONVINllNT Tl!MS 21 YE.AU IN !AMI IOCATION IANICAMUtt:ARD-MASTU CH,\R&I PHONI Hl·l40I "ohla~ ........................................ .. ' ' • Lawyers lleiar Brow11. • )];~governor Sees Tough Fight in Campaign' ·Br TOM BARLEY Of .. o.itr PllM Staft Sen. George McGovern bu a "tough row to hoe'' between now and the Nov.ember eleetlon but a lot of ,Republicans "ho deprecate his bid for Ille Whit~ House may havot to eat their ..,orda In tha !all, former Calllornla Gov. Zdmund G. HPat" BrOwn told Orange ,County lawyers Tuesday. Brown, who went to the Democratic party's 1972 .convention as a delegate for Sen. Edmund Muskie, told Orange Coun- Bomb Blast In Parking Lot }{jJ)s ()ff icial LAS VEGAS (UPI) -A bomb ex· ploded the · parking level of a bank 1Puilding Tuesday, killing a man ten- .tatively identified as a former FBI agent, at.ate legislator, assistant city attorney and part owner of a hotel and casino. • ty llor Alaolcatloll -that \beN :'.'rill · be 25,550,000 ,..,., voters ln Novembet ~ Ihm were for the 19lla presldentlal electlon. "ManY of them will be the kind of you°¥ voten who ao transformed that convention," Bro-,w 1ald. "And Nl1on supporters ought to be aware of the fact that 11helr reglstrottons are nmning two to one Jn favor of the Democratic Par- ty. '' Brown, who reminded bis audience * * * Nix-on Defeater Just Baby Sitter ·~' ' . 4'Pat" Brown never fails to r~ hi$. aµdleiices that . the high; polnt of his J>lllitlcal career WSI "when I beat Dick . lj'IXllft In 1162" wt be hsd a new slant ·on the oil to1'1 Ill&, Tue.sdO~. . "'My .wlle.andl.were at home looking alter our three grandchildren the other night when a film of Mr. Nixon's visit to China and Russia came on the television screen/' -he. told Or8.nge County Bar Association members. more than once that he beat m.oO In his Ila bid for rHlec\ion u caUlornia governor, llressed the determlneil pr&- electlon registration drive of MCGovern supporters. '"Ibis factor alone -mab olll 'lbe dJl!eronce In \he November electiOll," Brown said. "'l'hey'te reslsterlog' all thasa young people jlllt IS fut al they cin and those votes could pos.slbly owing the campaign to McGovern. ' 0 Nllon'1 a tough campaigner end noboclf knows that heller thall J do," Brown said. "I'll COQCtde now· thal ba mlcle ·• belttr President than I ever tl)ought he would but the fact remains that be can be beiten.'' Brown deplored aome of the. pro- ceedings he witnessed at the Democratic Party convenUon, particularly the .bar- ring ol tba Mayor Daley delegation, but he saw the net ...Wt of the Miami B<ach cont'~ as '1the forging of a united lle!no<:tatic Party,c • ~1He)1 got youth, women,. -blaCb, CbiooJ!os, Indians. and all \bosa apllnter gr.oops who ollel! Pl'<jerred • to be iij>ilntered behind him.' Brown said, "I'm happy to say that I was in a posl· tion to give Sen. McGovern advice based on my own experience ·and I believe it helped him a little ln bis drive for the nomination." Brown said a President McGovem would face many of the issues on a na· tional scale that he once faced as Tallest Hug Miss-Holland, Jenny Ten_ Welde, the tallest or the Miss Universe COil· testants, brings a smile to the face of a San Juan. P.R., police1nan as she hugs him alter the Constitution Day parade there. She is 5'11" and measures 37·26-35. , Capistrano 1 Ol{s Rezone Of 2 Sites San Juan Caplltrano city eounclbnea have approved tbe reioning of two large portions of land, one of which W"1ld"pr<>· vlde for the establishment of a reatea· tional vehicle park in lbe city. The park would he located just off Del Obispo Street between Alipaz Street and the Trabuco Creek flood control chaMel. As propased by Swan Con~ tors , the eight acres· of land could pro- vide overnight parking for U4 recrea- tional vehicles. Frank Ahern, speaking for the com .. pany, said the firm also wanted to build a gas station at the corner. Ho\veVer, the council Monday put a daJ1per on those plans in telling Ahern that 'a service sta .. tion "·as already under construction lesSI than a quarter mile down Del Obispo Street. Ahern told the council bis firm was una\vare of that project and said the company would reconsider its own service station plans. In allowing a change in zone from residential to com- n1ercial , the council voiced concern about •·saturating" the city with gas stations. The dead man was believed to be William G. Coulthard, authorities said, but ofliclals said they could not be positive of the identification. The bomb was believed to have been planted. In his car. No motive was known. ''Well, we watched it," he said, "and then when it was all over my wife switched off the set and -ed to me and said 'Well, of all things, bore I am sitting with a man who once beat Richard NiJ:· on'." governor of California •1many of w:hicb _... · are DO more resolved today under Gov. Me tal Cont ol of Acids In Body Seen by Doctor Councilman Ed Chermak told Ahem to check \vith the city again before making arrangements wit h an oil company to locate a service station there. The seCOnd' rezone involved 30 acres or land owned by Clemente resident Ron Zicardy. The property is located on Ortega Highway about one mile east ot the freeway. Witnesses saw Coulthard get off an ~evator in the Bank of Nevada building at the third Door, used for parking, and Walk toward his car. "Wbat about it?" Brown asked bis wife. Ronald Reagan than they were when I n r The explosion, with the force of about • sticks of dynamite, blasted the area minutes later, tearing apart parked autos. Other cars burned or exploded up to an hour later, apparently because ex· plosion damaged gasoline tanks leaked while fires begun by the blast continued to bum. The chan-ed rmains of a man were round in one of the cars. • 11Tue car was registered to Mr. . Coulthard, 56, served as an FBI agent to McFarland. Firemen said the explosive appeared to tiave been planted under the steering wheel of Coulthard'• car, probably on the floor of the front seat. The force of the blast tore a bole throUgh tile concrete .floor under the car. ble, and 20 others burned or damaged by Four cars were reduced to twisted rilb- .by water from firemen's hoses. .amoke. Scores of others were damaged C:OUthard, SI, served as an FBI agent from 1939 to 19t5, and began legal prac- tice In Nevada In 1916. He was assistant city attorney of Las Vegas from 1917 to 1948, a member of the state board of bar examiners from 1916 to 11151, and wved as president of the state and county bar associations. He was a state a-Jyman from 1951 to l!IM and served • .peaker pro \em of the legislature in 1953. He was Secreiary and part owner ol the F<lllr Queens hotel and casino. Owner Suing In Main Break . A South Laguna man who lost bis hall· built home when a three-.incb water main ruptured and inundated bis lot bas sued the South Coast County Water District for $63,250. David Stokesbary, who also names Orange County and the South Coast com- munity Hospital as defendants In bis Orange County Superior court actton, ~tales the line break, Sept, a, 1971, ca?'" 1ied away the foundations of bis home and sm8sbed concrete walls. · Stokesbary ststes In bis action that the defendants knew the water line was defi .. cient since it had tuptured on occasions prior to bis commenclng wilding the home. W ~yne Newton Sued LOS ANGELES (UPl)-MGM Recorda bas sued singer Wayne Newton for $2.l mUllon, charging Newton violated an oral contract to reoord exclusively for MGM. . "Don't you · realize what you are right now?" Mrs. Brown said. "Why, you're just a babysitter! 11 Family on World Cruise Periled By Killer Whale PANAMA CITY (UPI) -Douglss Dougal Robertson, 43, and his family were on a round-the-world voyage in a 4S. fool scbomer when a killer whale sank their boat 'In the Paclfic; He said It wu Jds ability as a seaman and bJs wl(e'a talent u a nurse that s.av- ed their ·lives. The schooner Lucette belanglng to the F.dinbUrgb, Scotland, tanner was sunk by the whale near the Galapagos Islands oU Ecuador June 15. ' Robertson had sold bis lann and In- tended to sail around the world with his family and a b'lend when disaster slnlck. "We were passing over a ICbool of whales when ooe ol them suddenly dove up and throuih the 1!ottom of the boat," Robe.-told repoc1'!rs Tuesday. "I grabbed a l:nlle, .,... rations, pulled the cord of the Uleboat and managed to gel the kids aboard. "OUr achooner sank within llO IOCOllC!s. All we saw were IOIDe or.anges. onlonl and wood floating oo the surface where the vessel had once been." Robertson, bb wife Linda: their three children -Douglas, 18, Sandy, '12, and Neil, 12 -and their b'lend Robin Wiliams, were picked up IB!t Saturday by a Ja-tuna boal They sailed into the port of Balboa, Pf'"""'a before dawn Tuesday. Mrs. Robertson, who Is a trained nurse, cared for the survlvora. during lhelr ordeal They ate blUeflsb caught with a makesl\llt harpoon; turtle meal and even some baby aharkt. When it rained hard they buddied under a large canvaa. They also stored rainwater and drank turtle blood. After the ahlpwreck, Robertson said, "I declded we had to, sail towarda the coast A rail which we also managed to salvage from the achooner became waterlogged and sank alter two ....U. OUr destlna- tion was Costa Rica, whJcb we figured to be 1,000 miles away." He said they hsd sailed 750 miles. when they were~. Robertson, sj>orting a reddish-brown beard, said he slept about one hour a day, even though twl>hour walclles were shared by all alx. He said he navigated by "tbe,alan, the IUD and the Wind." -'"t Berets Otltwitted left office." One of any administration's fll'St moves, the ebullient ex·governor saJd, must be the legalization of marijuana 11based on the opinion of many medical men who regard it as no greater a danger than alcohol "Let's put all the money we waste· on prosecuting these kid1. hrt.o their educa~ tion," Brown said. "It would mean the sensible diversion of millions of dollars that are now expended In poinUess pros- ecutions." Brown told the lawyers' meeting that he regarded his careful selection of1 judges -several Brown appointees were at the meeting·-as "one of the greatest achievements of my years in office. "We picked well and I only have to look to Orange county for proof of that," Brown said. ''And it wu good to see fiye of my appointees on the right aide when the California Supreme Court voted siJ. to one to outlaw capital punishment." Greyhound Lines Sued for Crash Courtney Chandler, former Orange COunty purchasing agent, bas sued the Greyhound: Bus LineJ for. $250;000 ·for in- juries lie and bis wile received In an Alasbn tills aeddent. ChaJlc!ler blames the company and operatdr Ray La llefle for negligence that led to the overturnlng of a bus in which they were passengers, 90 miles aoutb of Whitehorse ln the Yukon sector of Alaska on Aug. 2, im. Chandler received hospital treabnent for the \nJUr!ell be ~· Mrs. Cleone Chandler was allowed to return to bor home In Santa Ana where her husband ev-entually rejoined her • Cbandler asks for $250,000 in personal damages In bis Orange county Superior court action. Mrs; Chandler seeks a total of $100,000. I Anyone Want A Docked 1 Dock? Anybody want a dock? Capt. Roy Neel Is probably the only man in Newport Beach with a dock dock· ed at bis dock. Neel, of 4206 River Ave., says he's trying to glve the extra clock to anyone who can tow it away. The lour by 18 loot fioat used to belong to Neel'• neighbor who Installed a new one this weekend, "!·just bated to see It destroyed," Neel said. ·~t'1 ' In real good coDdltion. So he, gave it to me to give ·away." May~~' .Chief 'J{idnaped' I ' ALABASTER, Ala. (uPI) -National 1wa11<er, atorii with Mathis and carter, Guard Green Berets In summer tralnlnC · knew Natlooll Guard Special • Forces thought It -1d be a Teal coup to kidnap units, were tra1nlnc nearby and \hst there lbs mayor and police cbiet ol this amail bld betn talk ot kidnapings IS part al central Alabama town. But aome ol the aoldler• ended up In jail, outwitted by • cuerrllla warfare -· aJlerllf. Molhll recalled, "I hsd beard about It Newsmen leamOd of the bizarre ·mnta _.., tho arapevlne. But I dldni Jeno" Tuesday. Mayor Willie Mathis and Police who Would be lddnaped, wbrlt or where." Chief C. E. "BUii" Carter were driving Wllhr IUrDllled that maybe the Green around town last -'< when they were -"""1d !rt kr lilltbor publlc ol· set upon by five mfll dressed In Army flclal that nllht IO be llld _,. of his unl!Orm• 'and toting Mii rifles and deputiel otabd out tho -ol Judp IL plstolS. L. llollll. • "They had 111 coVered faster than the SUre enough, eight er... Bents _, drop of a ha~" Mathis recalled. "We appeered and awroo1ided Ille judge when didn't )lave a chance." he apened lhe door. Then the lherll1'1 Mathis and Carter were plit Into a men IAllTOllDded the llO!dlen, arrested truck, bound with ropes and driven to a them Oii an open charge and look them to 'll'OOded area where \hey were to be held Jail. for a1x houri. Wlthln an hour Walw 101 a telephone ~ While the two olflelals wm belftl call. formented "1 rnooquliol, the 111131>r'1 "YllOl'Ye pl aome ct our ....,, .. said wife became concerned -her the volcL "W•, want them released, '"'"bind'• abo<nce and called Sbulll c. 1herilf.'' P. "Red" Walller. The lherilt ftj)lled, "You rel-\ho • I mayor and the police chief and I'll think about tL •• • 't • After a pame tbe voice 11id, "Okay, ,... lei our inen r• and .... ·n lei the mayor and the chief go tree." '1be deal wu made, Mathis and Carter r.tumed to clty hall and the Green Berett wm reieued from jail. '1be 2lltli Speclal F.,... headquarters retused to comment on the bicldent. '"lb<re ""' no hard feellnga whatso-ever that I know of," llid Mathls1 Mathis said be was uncertain that such traJnlng ..... -.,, bit be llld "It gave them somethinc to do. It wsa out of tJw. ordinary and they apparenUy enjoyed it." "They did every\JOna they could to make me comfortable/' Mathtl said, "but Ibey kept Boll handculfed and they didn't talk much. They tied a nylon "'I"' to my arm and ane of them held ii durln(. the. time we were there." Mathis said the mooqultoo, "aome IS big as Oles," wore the main discomfort ol \helr aoJoum In the 'llOOdl. I By GEORGE LEIDAL Of .... Diii,.. ,,.., 'lt•ff someday, people who suffer from pep- tic ulcers may be able to regulate the flow of stomach burning acid by con· trolling their thoughts and emotions which turn on the acid machine in lhe first. place. Tiu\! Is t)le .bopeof.Dr. Peter·Welgan, a peychologisl w!Jp for three years has been stu~ying ways of training patier;its to cut back the stomach acid which con· tributes to their Ulcers. Welgan, 34, of Newport Beach, is an in~ structor on the faculty of UC lrvine-- california College of Medicine and a clinician with the South Coast Regional Mental Health c.enter in Laguna Beach. His lnterest in thought control of body processes began at. the Univ.ersity of WiSCOQSin where. he earned~his doctorate. Welgan employs "biofeedback" in .teaclllni mental cqntro1-of fllJIClions. of the body.' Bioleedl>ack, put simply, Is an in· formatioit1 process U¥tt allows people to •·t~e tp oa wbai't 110i!WJOA . .ir1'idt1 1.tbeir body,"" }Yelgan -. .. ,1t-r. !i>'l 0\,, . In t)\e ,caae oi the .ulcer. !eseatch, the lnlormaUon onlnlOpial body processes- stoma~b · acid flow -comes fropi an eleclrode mqll enough to be ..,,.uowed. The electrode Is · attached to an acid level measuring device outside the l)ody. In this instance'tbe 0 biofeedback'j the paUent · getl is a 1:precile r10easurement of the acid level of bis stomach. It appears on a meter the patient views. The training Welgan. ls testlng Involves direction , to the Individual to watch .the meter and to think about decreasing the now of acid. "There is a large emotional com· ponent," Welgan said. "11loughts and emotions contribute to increased flows of acid. People have a variety of \vays of adjusting their emotions to cut down the now," he said. One technique that may prove valuable The land, bet,veen two parcels already approved for residential construction~ has been proposed as a site fer aingle family homes. The property is now used for farming. Dirt in Engine Ruins Tractor is Transcendental Meditation -the mind Damage amounting to $3,000 resulted rest technique espoused by the Maharishi to the engine of 8 Caterpillar tractor Mahesh Yogi, Welgan said. after vandals poured dirt into tbe oil Persons trained in TM may be part of system and the unsuspecting contractor the research effort, although Welgan Wd started and operated the equipment in the study is not limited to the one method San Clemente . of controlling body processes by the Steve C8ppello & Sons ConstrucUon, mind. 26811 Lariat Circle in San Juan Welgan looks for the development of a C8plstrano reported the crime Monday to "longterm training program that would San Clemente police. It is believed the free ulcer patients from medical tteat~ crime occurred last week. men! and allow them lo manage their iii· The •report said, \hJI the tractor bad ness themselves." been left un,.ttended in a -vacant lot south For ·•on1e lime ii has Ileen known a of the IQO blpck of San G1tirlil boi'derinJ person ca:n b:e trained to listen to his own the goU .course. 1 , heart rate - a factor tl!~t I; ~portap,I to · The COJ!ftructlon ~ said that the persons with heart troUble'l' ,1 ~"' • entke tliaine· aad bJOwar ~..,nhly ,wen Welgan said no!'! il48 ~ble to ~h • 1-. Grli<llP fo11nc!'i1t llll 1111Mir 1!bea peopl!i.1to ~e !Heir st9mac'b ' activity it WIS torn di>wn lor rtpalr. arid it may be possible to teach them to "tlJJ'll oJf an emotion in order to turn off acid secretion ln their stomach." , The research effort is to be conducted at the orange county Medical ceni.r. Welgah i8 seekirig 20 ulcer patients and 20 normal persons to act as a control group. . Anyone mi.rested In volunteering for tile 45 to llO· diy 'atudy-<:an reach Dr. Welgan at 497·1781 or call' the OCMC, 1133-,. 9393 extension 188, for ip(onnation. · SA,l ·ON! D Mc.Cartlly Rites Set LOS ANGELES (AP) -Rosary for Neil S. McCarthy, millionaire sportaman and Hollywood attorney, Is scheduled for Fridiy In Beverly !fi!!'· McCarthy, whose cllebts included tM late movie direotor Cecil B. DeMllle and billlonaire Howard ljugbes, died IB!t 'l'bursday at M following ~· stroke. UMBRELLAS A 0 = NYIPH CHAIR ................... , s1z1a • 7 ft. SWEETHEART. CHAIR Diameter OR TWIN HEADBOARD SAU •14~~ WASTE BASKETS·............ •1•• HAMPERS .......... .... .... ..... sz41 .. HAIGllB CHAIRS = :!:J::-sz91s NIGHT STANDS ..... •··~ .. oM sz41s IAHARAlll CHAIR ~~~:.'.'.':.<.. s9900 PAMOUS CMH.D•IN'$ CMAlACTI• TURTI.E TABLE ~~~:.~~:~. SALi' 114•• ALL llAnAlf AHO WICKla AT SALS PllCIS •Colorful Alernating Colors SAN TA ANA ORANGE COSTA MES A ll.''1tJ.~ '·~non• ''11 P.71J :>l"fN Oronq•Moll•QQf 17"1 ''~:> N ..... pcir' R'-.1 • ,~~ -· 111,.,,~j,.n,,IJ'of,~1 100,t t<..,1•!,.l rt>••Pfc''''"'''V otl7·1~r • r iveBullets Hit Dean At Columbia • NEW YOllll: (UPI) ..., Henry Colomu, _.iar ,dMn ot Columbia Ooll... od- ioittod ............ -lo hll olllot ll'ueldly. Wllldn mlnulel,. Coltm111 WU 111oc ln a pool of blood .. the btlCt Q¥llll, lhol flve um.. PoUce IOdq ...... oeOlnl Elr14(• Mcltlnncy, llO, a oopbomoro, ln con- -wttll the •boollac· O>loman, 41, WU la IOOd condlU.0 al It. Lultt'I llolpltal. Illa .... llri-- wound WU one 10 the chlll, but be allo IUlfered bul1el woundo lo the upper armo, wrllland jaw. DopulJ Olaf hllpeclor Juleo sa.- IJI the Now Yen Polk>I oakl McKkme)', of O>leqo', llad -nol1l1ecl ,,.. -tbel bt '""" 1111 'be rtadmllted 'for juo1Gr yur In the fill beca111e hll , were poor. MeX1ane7 W"1t IO Coleman!1 """"" ~!J.t Ham1ltoD Holl Tuelday, ...,_ llld. Wba Utt -· Wbe bad ..... locb4 In h1o olllce in Ille l&Jllt ball :jbaias -uprlllap In the fPt1nl ot • -,,.,_,.,,,..._ lo be • 'l'Ob ll1d MOKIMoy left ; ' --qalalalbe~ : llUrtnl lbt -rebolllom at Ille f : .. ' •e..CJ. Strollers Doves, Vktorrt • Hous.e Pan~l O.Ks . ' W.ithdrawal -Plan WASHINGTQN (UPI ) - Congreulooal cloves, lre>h from a triumph In the Senate, bave opened up a • 1t<011C1 front la tbo Hou.oe IJld 1cor<d a prellmlnary vlCIOry in lbelr .Uorl lo lecJslale an end lo U.S. military in- volvement in IDdochlna. In ao uoprectdellted action, the once loyal House Foreign Attain Committee i..te wltll Ille administration Tuesday and approved an anUwar lDtendmeDt ·to the lorelp aid bW lhal would aeek I U.S. military withdrowal by Oct. I. ' THE SENATE Monda1 approved ID amendment directing • a wU.bdrawal l. wllbin four months but lbeo turned around onci killed the aid mwura. Op- pll!)tllla o1. admlnlstrallon poll~ m ana out of Congreu are bopli>i that the new bunt of antiwar activity ln the House m\ghl belp revive that meaiNre and· wsuade enough dove aenalors who veted agalnll tbe bW because . of their dislike ol tbe mWllry aid program to vote for 1111 gl ven a secoqd ch"""'. ol lho prlJOllen and tile eotoblllbmeol o! an lnlemat~Y aupervtled -fire covertn& Ill partlea lo Ille con!llcl, U. sayi 11115 11 n'*asary to alop Ill the fllll • ing, not just that ol AmotfCllll, . Doves claim it will do just tbe q-le. contending lhat it wW nol bo a<cep1ed by Nortll Vlttnam IJld wlll ol!er Soutll Vltl- nam a chance to veto a setilemenL Cbalrman Thomas E. Morgan (O.Pa.), of the Foreign Allafra Committee, N1d he hopes to bring the aid bill ml Ito llldo the-war amendment to the floor next week. The House has never adopted le&l.to laUon aeiting , t.ermJuaUon dale lor,_u.s. mWtary activll)', in Vlttnam !Jul oov.a say sentiment for their side is growing and a White Hoµae official volunle,eted tod,y thal the 9utcome WU loo cJoie lo call. Market Basket Costs Up Again ' To Record High • -,, Coloml• ,... IClln( dun a& oollep. lo tbel cipoclly, be WU lbe lllOoll "'*"'« anlftnlly otlleill IO .•-111e-.-. Actor·slnger Frank Sinatra walks along the beach at Biarrill, France with beauly queen Miss Biarrltz, Isabelle Tibergblen, at this southwestern France suJDmer resort. Sinatra is spendine a few days on vacation in France. Passed by Ille narroweit poSllble margin ol 18 to 17, the House cqmmJ!tee measure would condltjoo the pullout and a bait ln ·U.S. combal acUvily on the releaae ol Amerlcu prtsoaen and tbe sale withdriwal ol remalnlng U.S. lbrce.s. Jt also calls for a ceaa~flre bUt. only to the extent necessary to complete the wilhdrawal and only between U.S. and Conununist forces. WASHINGTON (UPI) -Spurred bJ' a 2.1 percent jump in farm prlcea, lhe rellil cost of a typical family food market basket rose 0.1 percent in June to a record high, the Agriculture Depart· rnent reported today. . °""""" ... well llted .. Ille Cllllpul, • llld a npotatlGa fer du1inl lalrl1 .......... lllo poollkln required l>lm dtll -Vll1 wltll -allaln, ., waa lbt nohhl 111111 for McKl& 'Bloody Friday' "' Make Less Than $2. 75? ' PftElllDENT NIXON bu proposed a · U.S. withdrawal lour months after return The retail increase was the tharput monthly gain since February when ~Ctl ro,. 1.9 percent. 11 left Ille lilarkel basket cost, wbich had declined In March and April before beilnning a new rlae in May, at 0.6 percent above March levela and 3.6 percent above a year ago. r .. !alt,.~ 1111 IUIPfllllon. :pne-day Prowst Prompts Strike In N. Ireland· Don't Sweat Controls ) \ jQ •ke A d BELFAST (UPI) -Tllolloends of .ptri pprove NoMem lreJJlld '• llctory worker•, ator• l ' employ11 IJld publlc tl'llllpoJ'I • drivers ; y Britishers .. i!Ud oU 1heit Jobi today ID oboorvince of a natlonal day ol ~ tor Ille LONDON (UPI) -Tho Trade Union nine-viellm.I ol "Bloody Friday." (TUC), repr11mlln1 10 mUIJon '!be obaervance morb · tbe serleo of WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Coat o! Livllll Council, responding to a federal , court order, bu exempted JO million low ' .. ~ worken from wAge colitrols. Oouncll Direclor Donald RWDJ!eld 111<1· Tueaday lhat the noor o!,$1.10 per hour Wou\d be Ufted lo !2.75.-.... _, _, aP1"""4 a pn>o boml>lnp ln Bellut lilt Friday. Tiit ealUnC for a -.lay nolloaal llrtko UUb llepubllcan Anny (IRA) taler' 's:=~·:::,_ the Jllllag ol flvo clalmecl credJl for 1ho bomblngL . Thlt means any workers ea.mini less than ft75 per hour wlll be emnpt 1rom· waae controlJ. . f :• 'a union ...... u1d. • fto ,..,...i, 1-.ced lo 1be TUC'1 A spoke1111111 lor Bellul'1 Borland and· Coandl l>Y lbe ~ Wolff llhipyard, whlcb employa 10,000 waa pouod by an lH wit, lbe -said loda1'1 walkout "bu be"1 ,,..,... said ' almolt 100 petttnt" Muy ol the 1<1-~ fto councn -In Ito -1 1 minJstraUve employes stayed on lbe jobs .,.... lllat "" -would bo laktn but pn>ductioo ·~· be said. ~ If tbt 111111 won roloutd. Work Allo 1•""-' at most liCIOriea, I Norman TllrJltr, tbo oll1clal IOHeilOr, ...,. .... ·~ llPl1far lodi1 for a court order fer IJld aloru U, .Ille downlown area cl- '9rl1 -ot lbe men, ~ ~•1 V!bdi U.. 1)1Q(iin1ng oboe"ance otflclllly !far dtfJtac tbo Nau.al JlliWlal Jlolt.' boJU al 11 l.m, (3' a.m. PDT.) PutilM ,llolla ~· l}'lllpathy otrlk., for the• ~rl bpi rtlnhlnl uotll DO<lll lo all6w cut moot ot ·London'• bul the ~n to ret bpme. em! .. ,., .. td ...., maw out of The™ Nld lbere would bo an elec-. ' Hoathrow Alrjlorl. But ~ trlclty llluldown, acapt lo holj>lllla, . apHelman ll1d · tbt alluaUon !tom ,_ unlil I p.m., Jail a spokbnwr u i.d u llrat ltll'ld btca-for llie EleCtrlclty Board ol Northern -bu drtiwt did ~ for_,, ; ,,,. H-·ol J..6rda nlltd loda1, lblt IreloDd said there had been niJ pOWet tbt ~J ..... Oillr;I WOibn .... by -..,, .' '' ' . 'un1o11 la hit •.:tor ~ ot Ito< . no ~ · ..u.d · by Ille Ulater llbop -· Thtl re••!"' an oppW; Del9fae. ~lion (UDA) ml Ille ·tciurt rullfll IMI -'Iii!! mum.,.,... x..,.dJll,.A..,taU.O G(,Worlreta; came .. , totll1nl 11,11111 pitllltll ('1JT.-U.S:) ;Ill -'lllllltary· -ca. llld a llrltlllt army 1have tCJ bo paid bj Illa unbl an. ail. 'iaault Cll IRA 1tnmPof• ln Lo& .\ Tbe unbl "Ill -for bil1<oWail ~IDAY bo llnlJiln<eL , trucQ It Illa RnJI llJil !Jnrpool claeU,· I · . 1110Ve cooneeted with Ill bllile i•alnat ~-,tMluueat-..Uln ... oljlla!Mlo ... ~ r \ II WU ap lo Tllrltr lo btliil pl! ....,_. · ~·· DltlQeal ..,...by ob~ reloaae I "J;llLY PIL~T 9EUVERY SERVICE. ii! thi Jallid rn4n. 'l'llmtr 11 '1 alllcill of ,., · fie hJgh court and acll on h1o own ln- ' . Dt\lftlJ of tht 011\1 Pilot ~Uve on behalf of ptl'!Olll j'iled for: IH>nt•ml'I ot oourt. Hi· jlrmn\Od' 1woid h iallod min lnlm ioliw, to prioon lor .,. ...,. ...... 1111 month. Qtist Slays Bride LYNDilUJlsT, Oltlo (UPI) -Dr. Iu C. Road Jr,. 41, 1 diDlllt, told ::: bt 111111111 brldt ol lwo moaths 'to afttr mllltklng her for I prow~ , .. Margaret RIM,SI, WU killed early ll\laday by a blut from a lbotlfUll. ·" 11 Pfanttt4 ... lltvrH' 111111 twdly: " ¥Olf • ,.., PIC'IM ~ CGllY ay 9 -,,,.. lltuNil', Ir I il.Jft. Sllilil•r. an •nd • ~ '#Ill .. ~ • yitUr. Ctlk '" •tn unilf 11 ,_,. Ttlephonh :.:r: CUiiy ~ .... _,j MHllt ... -=::..-.. ~ ......... · ... 1 .. .... c..,.,., C.,lrttw. ~ ... JUI" c.fl~ DIM ,.1111. s.utft uo-. ~ filltUll ............ •' ( 1N SHORT ... l ) . ....... ' e LBJ Tested 'Jg, ' SAN ANTONIO, Tt1. -Former Preal· denl ~ B. JoboJon must remlin llbapltalllod lndellnilely for tuts4o find ' ' ' out wllat '.cauled •1lt'J ~.lll•i'j~ausea. But Johbabn'a docfor!•al,BtllOte Anny Hoopltal uid Tuesday , •flbere II, at thJ4 time no evidence ol a,m~jorbe;,t attack' .ol tile IOI'! be etperl~ed, f\l April, 1!1'12." . . e Belfat Tl'oubi. BELFAST (UPI) -1be Brltlah Annj dl9patcbecl a bea'llly armciniI column lo an uodiJclOHd location todiy in wlmt mllltar)' aourees said inay be an Im- minent usau!t 1pln1t strongholcll of the' lrilb Republlcan Anny <IRAl -m Lo... dollderry. In tl!t 11111.knlwn fatality Tuesday, tbe body ol a :lf.ylll'O!d ProtOllant mon was found lbot In the beod. in Wost llollut. ~ents of the~-~" aild lie bad been ._ IV·l'!'llMD ~ fnlm the neorby i.lqUlq' ~thollc Lower• Fail! district. , ~ .. ., . •. • ., • Egypt'• ,,_ .. , .. • • ' ' ,. LONDON (UPI) -The SOviet Union .. refused to supP.}y jta . latest aecret ~ weaponl lo Egypt' ~111!'.if wu afraid 'i they ml1bt llll lnlo tbe ~of larael or Ille West, a dlplmnaUC ..,_ ~d l!>daY. Egyptlu Preslde'at.Mlm ~tb[am ed Rusalao !allure Iii~ tlle.-flODI • for hit ousler ol Sovie! uperta. Allotbtr reuon for the Soviet nfuul, waa' tile 1 KHmlln'a fear EIYPUin mllltanll would lrluer a wor on the Ullllllptlon that ~ion of offenaive we1pons was a ,..._.iee,Ji>r vlctor)',lhe source said. ~ • • l ' • ' .· Storms Sweeping . Plains ' Thundershowers Soak Mid1vest; East Coo,ler; West Hot ..., ' --u ~ · m::. D R .r s-t-~ 5 ~e:-F ff I ., I = 1·1 ·· I ! ~ ~ ~Ii .... « ~ ... ·" .. ';II I I .. ~ \ s ............. !'Wet W81t1llDAT' SKllM Mttl .. ., •••• ,.., t• ... U ~ w ':.:.!.:.::.: .. a:! ai.,..,.. ~· t-,...,...., -,,,,,. -.............. '':ti .. ""' .. ,, ......... " . .. """' -............... Ii =--..... .._. -=., ... ... e Jury Probe. T ALLAJIASSEE, Fla. (UPI) ,-Four antiwar vetennt who nfuaed to answer 1 federal grand jury's questlOl!S bave ao- cqsed government attorneys ·of "a~ illl" ll'a,n<l jw'y powers ln probing an. allqed plol IO dlJrupt the l!epubllcan NaUonal ConvenUon. • U.S'. ' Dlltrlct Judge David L. Mid· dlebrooka Tueaday beld a lour-bow' bear· ing on contempt charges against the four members of Vietnam Veterans Against the Wor (VV AW) after the U.S. ·~Iii Cir· cult Court of Appeals reje<ttli bll order Jailing them without a hearing. ,. . " ' . . . 11n '::;rin# chtdMs till >'Ill in tor not~ ~·· ,. " The department's month1y "Price Spread" report showed 9Upermarkall reduced their margins for the tbir<I ...,. secutive month u a partial offaet to Jllrie increases in raw farm produota. But the narrowed margins abso!bed only port o! tbe raw product IJld wholesale g1ln1, leavlng part ol them lo bo poued on In tbe form ol higher re!all prlcea . The report said the chief laclors In the JJJQe price increase• were "aubltantiallJ higher" farm returm fur beef cattle, wbich reacbecl record levels, and for hogs. Increaaes were -aleo reported in farm values ol lrylng cbicktn1 and lrolb fruit, while fann and retail prices fer eus were down sharply . ' . ,,--S-U_MM_E_R_AGA'"'"'.". -1-N~, -:EH-:-?.'-1'-i.L-:"·_N_EVE_R; ........ FORG-:.-Er--THE--.. SUMMER OF '!92 IN'HEN 'CHRIS COLIJMBUS TMOUGHT HE'b MA.LL OFF THE Ecx;;E OF THE EART'fl I BUT NOTHING ~'JS THE SUMMEI\"' reoe I • THAT'S .WHEN.,THEY INVENTEI> . .... HMIL&.S. TALK.ABOUT SMOOTH! 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' ' .. -- l l I • • d a I ' t I' d c • DAILY PILOT ,_ Feelings on Tax Measure • At1i1aor Rap• Foes . ~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • "' ' En . _..-iith t U .1: ARl~ONA INDIAN : -Cover Wide Opinio~ Range viro1rn1tn m • DANCERS • .I I Def eat Attacked .lly PHIL RANNA saying you're not d 0 ID I Clpllol ljewl Service ellough, and others eom- Leglslattve Jeadenlilp and the plaining or a f I V e ·I W I Y governor'• office aeem happy I I w1111 ,111e omnibus taz rerorm NEWS A.NA.LYSIS and educaliooal financing pro- posal of ~bly Speaker . Bolf Moretu ( D • N o r t h without atrong Joell controls. Hollywood), but the f .. llna , doesn't ~xtend io all corners of There• no quea:Uon that tb~'statt Capitol. MoretU's bill would provide tn fact, there are those who property tu refonn. It also are willing to predict Iba! the meets Ille geoerlll fllldelinea whole 'thing wUI ran fiat on Us set down by Ille Stalt Supreme lace ·through a Democratic-Court In Ille Serrano vs. Priest GOP coaUtioo -one side dtclsion which declares the * * * * * * State Tax Ref onh Bill Facing key Test Today SACRAMENTO (AP) -A $1.S billion school finance-tax refonn 'package ls JaCing in all-or-notblng lest today_ in a hostile committee wjth a three-month leglslattVe vaca· tion scheduled to begio Fri· day. Sen. Randolph C o II i er , chairman of the powerful Senate Finance Com.mJttee, reversed himself and agreed Tuesday Iba! A as e m b I y Sexual Act Bill Facing Legislntors SACRAMENTO (AP) -The caiifornla legislature · ha 1 received a proJ>OSBI t o thoroughly 9verhau1 the penal system, retaining the death penal!y and legalizing oo-tain forbidden sexual conduct. The bill was introduced Tuesday by Sen. D o n a I d Grunsky (R-Watsonville). In It, the deatlt penally would be retained for most caltgories o f first-degree murder, a g gr av ate d kkf.. naplng, and for attacks by prison inmates serving life sentences. . Among chief changes pro- posed ls Ollf! legalizing oral copulation belweeo coosenting adults of opposite su. Other provision.. would 11 g h t e n penalties for homosexual rela- tions. The new code[would permit "limited wageriftg" on sports contests, and nbncornmercial gambling In priwte ho""", Jn. eluding poker games. Grunsky said the revision 1s aimed at limiting criminal liability to commercial gambling. The proposal retains present law on guns, abortiom and obscenity, but would make malicious mi!cblef a felony when the amount. of damage exceeds $500. ' Rioting could also be p~ u a felony. Speaker Bob Moretti would be allowed a hearing before bis committee today on the tax bill. But Collier, a leading op- ponent of the plan, aaid be will allow only.ooe bearing on tbe bill and tbat !oday'1 session will be Moretti's om chance to win the committee vote need- ed t.o send the controversial bill lo the Senate floor. The Moretti-Reagan plan would boost state income, sales and business ta.xes · to pay for a $545 million a year increase in ,tate support of local schools and a package of tu relief measures including a cut of $111 a year In prop- erty taxes for the average homeowner. It would also "'lulre m..,t local government agencies to get vot~approval for future tax · rate increases and it would reduce by about one- half the Inequities between the 1tate's richest aod poorest school districts. Pot Penalty Bill Moves SACRAMENTO (AP ) -A bill to reduce pena1tles for the possession of marijuana is beaded for its last legislative test. It received 7-2 approval of Ille Stoate Commltlte oo the Judiclary Tuesday aod was sent to Ille Senate floor. II has already passed Ille Aasembly. P.-i hiw punilhes marl' joaoa poesessloit as a felony, ~ -to•ttn.yean In pilJOn.-However, the judge can reduce. the ~nalty for first-time ofienders to a misdemeanor, which bu a one-year maDmum. The bill, by "'8emblyman Alan Sieroty (D-Beverly HUis) would mate marijuana possess:lon a mlademeanor, reduclng the max lm um penalty to a· $IOO fine 'aod six montha In jail ' atatt must rely m aomethina otbet than the Joell property tax to finance public elemen-. tary and aecoodary education. Jn round fLgures , homeowners this year will save $40! mlllioo In property CALJOIHIA . ' SACRAMENTO (AP) - tai witb 117$-71 bringing about '---------' anolber aaving of $387 mlllion. Defett of a bill creating a alngle .board to over 1 t e C a I ifornia's environmental protection efforts, was a vic- tory fQr Ht.be .Jpeclal interest groupt,'1 says the author. Neil year, public schools wlll realize $544. million in ·atra tu relief plus a boost In money ror basic education, early childhood education and a balancing factor for urban schools. Slalt Controller Houston I. Flournoy dropped a bombshell last week. He said the state had $ft millioo more than they e•pected, and the.fight was on lo (I) U!e up uie money, or (2) give It back lo the people. Sens .• Clark Bradley (II-San> Jo!e) and Nicholu Petris (D- Oakland) voiced dlf!ereoces of opinion. Bradley, who voted against Moretti'• measure as l'fedicled, said the money ibould be given back to the taxpayers. Petris, who also voted against the bill, said no, it should be used for educa- tion. ' Here are aome of the p~ lerns facing lawmaker.i. First, they all want to go home by the end of the month for a recess, not to return un- til November 8, the dav after the general election. Second, they want to show the voters they can enact tu reform and thereby avoiO-passagr in November of the Watson Tax Initiative, which would all but Opening Set In Pentagon Papers Case LOS ANGELES (UPI) -A judge struck down a request by defense attOrneya Tuesday for a hearing into a sectet government wire"pplng re- port, preparing the way fof opening •fUments !Oday In the much-delayed · Pentagon Papers trial. U.S. District. Court Judge Malt Byrne said he had seen the report himsell a n d although a member of the defense team waa: Involved, the matter has no. connection with the trial. He said tblt rulln1 cl'8fed the way for opening argument1 to begin late tOdaf. Pretrial hearings have delayed the start for several· months. Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo have. been cbaried with theft, conspiracy and es- pionage for their role Jn mak.: Ing public the Pentagon Papers, a cla.sslfied study of the origins ol Ille war In Viet-nam:- Assemblyman Edwin Z'berg, a Sacramento Democrat, said in an ln- ,tervl.,. tblt the :IW3 vote on his bill Tuesday -elfht short of passage -was just "another example of special interest groups being able to kill a good environmental bUI." Calling the measure's defeat I 11tragedy,11 Z'berg sald be would fO' to win approval • later ill Ille· session for his plan, which Is backed by both Ille Reagan admlnlstration and the conservationist SieEra Club. Several leglsli.tors took a) dilfereol tack In noor debate TueSday, arfllln& tbe bill had been put togetber !alt this year and the1 proper ·amount of time had not been given for he&rings on the bill's content. · Under the Z'berg bill, the State -Air Resources -and Water .Resou~ J>oards would I be lumped together under the new agency, but retaining their present powers. The new agency, would alao oversee staltwlde planning for solid waslt disposal. · The air and '!,•ter boards currently-set • environmental ellminalt property as a hasls•;::;;==================:; for tuation. Third, the bill re- quires two-thirds vote of both houses and the signature of Gov. Ronald Reagan. Educators and schools favor the bills even though it is far from the money they believe they need for "quality educa- tion." Under this legislation it would pay to be mBrrted. A 110,000 earner woul~ realize a $219 property tax savings; pay $39 more "in sales tas (tbere is a I percent sales tai: bike in the mel!W'e); pay a telephone user tax of $6; and have an upward hike in state income ta.Jes of '31 for r~et tax impact of a minus $10. This is fo r a married horn .. owner. $ CASH .$ 1st & 2 .. 11· I: LOANS • "·"''"sso.IH e ,..,,,.., .... Ywtleli • c ......... . . ..,_ • ... __ CALL 847-5200 RELIABLE JOIN US IN THE CROW'S NEST. NowAPP-1111 STREET -CARR . •)ol1Uff19,. 25100 D•I Pr•do D•n• Poh1t1 H•r~or 714°496·0155 , . ., ..... I ON THE MALL AT ~ alaodards that local agoncles ll follow, and Ille boards have I the power to vole Joell action I Ibey do not thlnk is In line with the statewide standards. I FASHION ISLAND TOMORROW • • • THUltSDA Y 12 P.M.-1:30 P.M.-3 P.M. I I I I A similar bill by Z'berg was I I vetoed by Reagan 1111 year. BRING YOUR CAMERA I Thegovernorsaidatthelime ' • • • • • • • •••••••ii the bill conflicted with an en- vironmental plan of his own which was tilled later by the legislature. Legislators opposing t h e plan Tuesday contended ii would lead to no marked im- provement over the operation of the p~ent boards. For Advertising In OUT 'N ABOUT Phone Norm Stanley 642-4321 011fy Coast~ Soutf/.erri Qffers • 63 Guaranteed Certificates ·Saturday Service ·The Insiders Club Art Llnklttter Tht ln1iders Club: A new way to beat inflation. Its membership card permits you to buy nearly every- thing you need from the finest closed-door show- robms at substantial sav~ ings -appliances, furni- ture, stereQ. equipment, spcrting goods, draperies and much, much more. You can even buy cars at the "fleet" price and mo6ile homes and motor· cycles at substantial sav· ings, The Insiders Club. Effective Annual Earnings 5.00%-5.13% Passbook. 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BroadWay • 1526-1102 HU~TINGTON llACH: 91 Huntlr>11ton center• (114) 897·1047 IA"1A MONICA: 711 Wlllhll1 BMf. • 393.(1746 SAN PEDRO: 10th & P&Clf ic • 831-2341 WUTCOVINA: Eutlaod Sh0op!n11 Ctr, • 331·2201 l"ANORAMA CITY: Cl'laM & Van Nuys Bl~d. • 892·1171 TARZAN.I.: 18751 Ventura Blvd.• 34~1.t LONG IUCH: 3rd a. Locust• 437·7481 lAIT LOS ANGELES: 811'1 •Soto • 2fi6..4510 0.AMOND Mlt: 321 Diamond B•r llYd, • (71•1 59~7~5 Dally tt.....-t AM to 41'11 OponS........,.- 9AMtoll'M (Except c1._1c Center} .SA~E :NO\Y IN PROGRESS ' LAST 3 DAYS-. 2300' HARIOR...ILYD. IHARIOR 'CENTER> COSTA •SA· THURS., FRI. & SAT. IXCIPT FAIR TllADI BOYS TOPS & T-SHIRTS V~LUEJ TO. $.5.00 "29 INFANTS ' . TifS' T·SlllRTS VALUES TO $.5.00 • IOYS , JEAHS & SLACKS VALUES TO $1.00 BOYS HAWIUN SlllTS SIZE I TO 11 CHOOSI FROM THESI PAMOUS NAMES • LEVI'S • HEALTHTEX • CINDERELLA • CARTER'S • I ~· • HANG TEN • llLl:'Y THE KID ALL SALES FlllAL e ,NO LtoYAWAn e NO .. FT WIAllS e NO PUNCH CARDS • MANN • NANmE GIRLS - WI SETS AND PAllT SUITS VALUES TO $16.00 BOYS SWEATERS VALUES TO $1.00 AND DRESSES SIZES 2 -14 1/2 PRM:E INFANTS STRETCH SUITS By Trlmflt If P1rfKt $4. Te $1. s211 GIRLS SHORTS ' VALUES TO $3.00 88~ GIRLS PAJAMAS ' GOWIS VALUU TO $1.tO $244 ' , INFANTS DIAPER SETS SUN SUITS VALUES TO $7.00 s1•• ALL OUR SUMMER MERCllAllDISE AT LEAST • COUNTRY AIR • PLAYM~E •MAY KNITTING . ' ------------~------------· FROM OUR GREAT SELECTION ' OF FINE FURNITURE 20«yo off Pl.US: •c. ... e Sll'Olon • Joni,.,. . • c.'"" • CrllK . .... - • """ Clooln Ire. PHONE 545-1440 20% OFF iii ·YllllPll I I. ) c D~D.Y PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE Now a Year Has Pa·ssed It has been a full year lince San Clemente cily oouncUmen aupposeclly ha mmered out a SOiution to the grave problem of public ac<ess to a major housing de- velopme nt in inlapd hUls. After months of d-lays and stormy hearing1, councU- men agreed that Avenida San Pablo would be the main road to serve the Douglass Pacific project inland of ~he clt¥-gOlf course. II there were ootter ldeu, councilmen promised, they would find alternates "In a xeuonable time." . Then this month, when a routine asseSlll)ent di .. trlcl iS!ue arose over improvement of San Pablo, some councilmen apparently reacted to •Ome heat in the city and pulled out the 1tjtcbes, opening the old wound. Now the developer Is laced with an Indecisive city council again postponing decisions that involve a lot of his money. The city bas left the issue li e for a year before seek· Ing a "better alternative." And one. mull agree wit~ Developer Jo~.• Douglass Jr. when he claims the council has exceeded reasonabJe time." Hess Wins the ·Point In the wake of a scathing attack on bis accounting system, business manager Charles Hess or the Laguna Beach Unilled School Distrlct has kept a cool head. Dr. Hess responded firmly, fairly and factually to charges by an Investigative accountant that his methods ot bookkeeping were "Inefficient", Haloppy" and 11in· adequate." It la unfortunate that three members of the school board felt oblljed to hire '(at •150 per day) a tax con- sultant -part1cularly one with no experience in school California Bank • Added to Kitty WASHINGTON -One of the naUon'1 Jaraesl banks, the Crocker NaUonal Banlt ol Calllomla, baa been hllllng up Its ex- etuUvea for campaign contributions. In a stulfy letter lo ill high-level employ.,, bank chalrman Emmel! Solomon urged them lo make con· trlbuUons lo Ibo "Rober! M. Pllte Trustee Fund." Al II tuma oul. lhe lund la named lor 11\f bank '.• corporate secretary and i& a slush fund for the bank's !avor11e poli- tical candidates. "Contributions to the Fund are entire- ly voluntary," aaya Solomon's letter, which lhen polnleclly sugge5tJ lhal contributions should be ••equal to one;balfO! one percent al your gross annual nlary." When we queried Crocker Vlce Presi· dent Donald While about the slush fund, he said it w11 terminated after new re- cent fedora! laws required that con- lribulors' names be made pubUc. Nevtrtheleu, he conf1rmed that 0 tena of thousands" of d0Uar1 had been handed oul lo lhe banks' backslapping buddies .during the fund's lllelbne. (JACK ANDERSON) MEN WHO LIE -In the oak-paneled world of ambassadors, there'• an old saying that a diplomat la an ho-man sent out to lie for h1a country. This has been the unhappy role of our envoy to Paraguay, J. Raymond Ylltalo. who bu represented President Nixon in the autocr.atic-court of dictator Alfredo SI-or 11nce 1969. 'Irtdliecl, the rlv.t .. yed Stroessnu II food of saJllotl· tl)at the American am· bwador la like a member of his cabinet. When "'e revtaleji that Stroe&anf!r's epauJetted generals and admiral!: were h"'tllng heroin, there!ort, Ylllalo sprang lo ' the defense of the mllllary dic- tatorship: HSJandero\is!" he called our story. 'jAS THE American ambassador in Para~y,"-he proclaimed, "I conalder it my dutY in good con1cl...,e lo refute lhe ilnlounded accusaliw • • • by Mr. Andenoo." Stroessner promptly ordered his em~ hassles around lM world to issue press relsa,.. quoting Ylilalo. The dictator ., financing -to discredit accounting procedures used in the schools' business office. Even more unfortunate la the fact Hess had to take time out in the midst of the budget period to answer the charges. Hess, bolder or a degree in school financing, in which he has vast experience, has proved himself a ro- sponsible administrator and has earned praise for his management of the distrlct's '4.1 million educational program. Rare But Beneficial In a rather rare display of unity, Laguna's City Council and Planning Commission are putting up a united front to retain control of the Laguna Canyon watershed. A substantial portion of that vital area turned up within the boundaries initially proposed for the city of Irvine's annexation. These were cut back following con· ferences between officials of the two cities, when Laguna protested what appeared to be a threat to it. established sph~re of influence. " The Laguna planners politely but firmly urged even further withdrawal of the proposed Irvine bound- ary, to the perimeter of the watershed, and their argu• ments were"C'onvincingly presented by commission chair· man Carl Johnson. . As be pointed out, Laguna has learned by bitter ex· perience the potential danl!er of the canyon flood prob- lem and must , for the city s own protection, make every effort to keep a voice In future development of the area. Forlunalely, lrYlne and Laguna seem to think along similar lines in environmental matters and it would appear the two cities will be able to benefit from a constructive and neighborly relationshJp. 'This is your co-pilot speaking. I have just kicked out the . pilot. Does anybody back there know how to fly this thing?' Dear Gloomy Gus It's really too bad that three members on the Laguna Beach School Board believe that we should go "forward" into the past. F.S.A. T1111 ft1lurt ref1ttl1 rtldtl'\' Yltwt. not r.ec.1u1,uv t11ott 01 ttie ntwm_.. a..s vour ,..., PffWt IO Gloomv GUI, 01111' Piiot. alao had bis fore ign minister, Raul Sapena Pastor, send a private message to Secretary of State Bill Rogen demand· ing that he denounce us in public. But this was carrying diplomacy a Ill· tie too far for Rogers who aent Pastor a polite note saying hi personally didn't have any hard evidence on the charges. ROGERS DIDN'T mention lhal he had some classified cables from YlltaJo'a own embassy In Paraguay, reluling what Ylitalo had said· in public. Oft al l<t!I four occasions between June 16 and June 20, the embassy seereUy supported our stories. Ylitalo happened to be on home leave at the time. But back in Paraguay, his staff fired o[f reports telling bow Stroesaner had refused to cooperate to end the heroin trade. "The time has come to aive a clear signal," began one classified cable. It went on to describe Paraguay'1 do. nolhlng posture on drugs. s Coluuan Draws Fire That Frasier Foundation To lhe Editor: To many, Frasier was a symbol. To the elderly, Frasier was a symbol that one not be old and forgotten -that one can still live a lltUe, even though old and tired. I was disgusted to the core by William Schreiber'! column. I can only agree with him if the donations to the "Frasier Foundation" go into someone's pocket. (Does he have the facts on this?) If the money goes to animal conservation, I wlU be happy to contribute. As to the Christian cross over Frasier's grave, what's wrong with that? Doesn't Jesus say, "Suffer the little children to come unto me" and "Go yet into all the world and preach the gospel Jo every creature?" It never ceases to ainaze me when I see the rigid bigotry expressed by so-called Christians; i.e., W l I Ii am Schreiber. Where is all the Jove ex- pressed by Jesus in our modern Chris· lians? I AM A Jewish mother, and one of my sons was killed in Europe during World War Il fighting for our beautiful Ainerica. He is buried in France. When I saw the white Christian cross over his grave, my Jewish dignity wasn't outrag. ed, as was the professed Christian, Schreiber, over a cross for Frasier. I was glad someone had done something for my son, as I was for Frasier. Am I, pehraps, beJna a good Christian for thinking this? -----------towards the hill in back or tht ( ) supermarket. 'Vh06e property will be MAILBO. X sacriliced in lhe streel widening? The supermarket's adequate parking area .. __________ _,, and part of the supermarket? Or the new apartment on the other 'Side? ltttw• from '*"" .,.. wtlUIM. ... ""'111 ..nttn lllOUkl tMwY fhtlr ma.ntt 111 * wn. OT Ina. Tiit rl9111 .. un•111111 '9tt1n ,_ flt llllftl '' tlml11at9 JIMI It l'fftl'Yd. AU flttm "*11 111- cf• llltnaturt .... fNllllll .......... '"" °""' m•r M WllllPttl• 111 '""'"' II wffl<i.tll ,..._ it t ... ttl'lf. POll"t Wiii lllf M Hbll ..... ments• knowledge. "The rangers themselves did tJiat because of their deep devotion ~o Frasier,'' he said. -Edito r Scl•mitz Fan To tbe Editor: Congressman John Schmitz bas gone down to defeat in his bid for the renewal of his office. There were many con· tributing factors such as his refusal to rubber-stamp all Presidential decisions, his affiliation with the John Blrcb socie.- ty. his voting against man'.v bills. etc. However, seldom is the total picture shown. Few men who go to Washington are able to withstand the pressures on them to support all Presidential decisions, even when deep convictions in~ Jide tell them differently, or to vote for a bill which could be advantageous to a friend or supportive group but, if Cfl'l'ied, would add lo the heavy tax burden ol the middle class American . Does this fast artery go over or under the hill in the back area? Wha~ happens to the fairly new street on the top of that hill? To the Little League Baseball Park? Thi s plan would ruin the shopping area much needed in this area. The second play involves lfigh Drive. in bac k of the supermarket and at the top of the hill, giving access to parking and entering the rest of the shopping area. Senior citizens who walk up and down that hill to shop and for the post of4 fice will find fasl tralfic on the lop of that hill extreniely hazardous. In widening High Drive, what happens lo properly owners, including lhe Chris- tian Science Church, along thls route? There is abo a pos!ible plan using the street across the shopping area similar to High Drive. Again, what happens to property owners in the widening of that street? The "bloc of three" who voted for lh~ purchase did not observe all en.o vironmental laws. The councilman, sub- ject to recall, in leading this vote of three, proclaims vociferously that the ci· ty is financially devastated. As a knight tn shining annour, so avidly concerned, be should drop his cloak of inconsistency! A seven.man council or board might prevent future catastrophies. Street Gangs on Upswing Rather than eipose us to lhe further bigotry of Schreiber, wby don ' you send him on assignment to the w a r graveyards of France. He can search and destroy all the white Cbrlstlan crosses that decorate the gr&ves ot the non- Chrlsllans tbal fought fer the love of their country. He can then prove bow good a Cbriman be is! One man did !hill, CongreSSIJlan John Schmitz. HE RAS BEEN called radical. ue· I!, radically patriotic. Tell me, is there ELINOR DAVIS Mr. Blcfart No Bero 99metbing wrong wt th that? Jlllt one To the Editor: thing, there are not more who feel the After reading your front page article of By RALPH C. DEANS Street gangs were supposedly passing Into history when "West Side Story" won an Oscar as the Best Picture of 1961. By 1966, The New York Times reported there was only one fighting gang left fn a Manhattan area where 200 had once been active. Well, the gangs are back and tbe J ets and Sharks celebrated in the stage play and movie "would be considered sissies today," comments Show magazine writer Sidney Skolsky. An updated artistic version of gang culture might be staged in Philadelphia -which never did lose it! street gangs and where more than 160 killings have. been attributed to them in the past four years. In Chicago and New York. police report gang revivals more virulent than EDITORIAL RESEARCH . ever. The Los Angeles City CounciJ , ordered a police crackdown I a st February to deal with "a, crisis ot in-. timldatlon and fear" pe rpetrated by "groups of young people ranging In age from 10 to 30." In the Broni, the center of gangland in New York, there are at least 85 gangs with a membership estimated at between 2,000 and 51300. Many don't like the term "gang" 11nd prefer " c I i q u e , " ·"organization'' or "nation." But the ef. ~ Small Town Drawback Tlloujht1 al Lar&e: It's true that a small tov.'n is friendlier than a big city, but It 's also more censorious -so what you gain in col· lecllve support you lose in individual ac· !Ion. Parents whq "can't understand" the.Jr children have children who understa nd them only too well . Those who would like everybody In lhe country to share their own political persuasion have failed to ponder the truth of Aristotle'r observation that "Those who think ail virtue Is lo be lound In lhtlr ow• party principles push ma~ ters to extremes : they do not con.sider Iha! disproportion destroy• a stalc." f At we grow up, we are shaped tither by whal we have learned lo love, or by whit we-have lumed to hate: and If we have not -ctv•n •n•ll•&h model.t lo lo\'e, ...,.t can ..,. do but build "' I.ate! 11 la lllOOIY lhat .. 11 lhlnp In motion, "'11 ,... who llda-mlne which wsy Ibey ahlD p ; money tl1l no more malce auc- ' ~YDNEY J.HARIU~ cess than bricks can make houses. What do all these proper names have in common? -Cooper, Fletcher. Wainwright, Jenner, Chapman, Faulkner, 'Varner. Crowt.be:r, Parker, Lorimer, Fuller, Tucker? (Oboolete occupatlo111 of their forebears.) You can't Jove 11humanity" ir you don't love your own country; but you can't fove your own country in the rlahl way if you condemn I.he rest of bumanlty. Nine ~ns out of 10. asked to name the "Merchant of Venice/' will rtply "'Sllylock." and be surprilecl lo Jearn It Wll not. People WbO talk la!I are never lalren u wtousl)' as !hose who talk more 1Jow. ly; for the commonaiily of men can't believe that anyone can think u fasl u he talU. feet is the same. 'lbe rumbles of the Fif- ties are being replayed; orily the race ot the combatants, the weapons and tbe fashions have changed. WHEREAS MOST .of lhe -· two decade& ago were white, tlley are 001' predominailtly blacl<. Che1p hind«uns - Saturday night specials -have repl1ced homemade zip guns and shivs. Accotding to th e Wall Street Journal, "many gangs have acquired huge arsenals ;fj/_ sub- machine guns, Molotov cocktails and grenades." Instead of pegged pant.I and duck-tail haircuts, members of lhe Crlps -a notorious gang in Los Angeles - sport a black glove on the left hind and a ring in the left ear. They also carry fan- cy walking sticks. Organized youthful violence Is as old as history. Yet it alwaya shocka the genera· tlon in charge and frequently provides grist for arll!tle mills. Nlneleentl>cen- tury London was terrorized b y "urchins," and bands of pickpockets piled their skills under lhe tutelage of such 11 Fagin in Dickens' "Oliver Twist." Predatory children looted and killed in Russia durlni the clvll cbaoe of lhe early Twenlies and In the bombed-out clUes of Europe after World War L THE CAUSE of yoothful violence Is usually teen as the m1laise of the Umei. In lhe Twenlles, gangs of Irish, Pollab and Jewish kids were attributed to the dlslocallons of msss mlgratlon. In the 1930s, It was the Great Deprtsslon. Dur- ln1 the Forties and Fifties, ll was lhe growing emotional dillance bel-.i cbildft!l and psren!J -a ceneratlon gap lypllled In ,.veral movies by the late • James o .. n. Marlon Brando provided the archetype of the motorcycle hood. Today, •treet gang violence la ... u a "'action lo the gamut of urban ills: broken gbetlo famw... p. v • rt y • hopele....., and l'lclam. In in arllcle entitled "Watch Out For lht Jl4inl.Ml!f" aero," Osborn Seprberg Jr. """'rted In 1970 Iha! children eight lo 11 yoara old were organl zllll themselvu 1-ly Into pop. lmqlne what llollrwoocr wlU do with lhaL I I MRS. SAMUEL SCHULTZ ' Another Frasier Lotier To Iba Editor: Shqlv lne a man tbat bu seven loving, COll!ented wives and I'D show you a Christian. Say nothing of lhe lfl children who love •their father. I think Lion Country ii the wrong place to start bun\ing crosses. How about aiarllns at mmenary areas like Forest Lawn! . Didn't I reod an article In the DAILY PILOT recent11 thlt "Sei. was good for you., • ,"Try it. •.. you11 like ltl A Fruler Lover, ROBERT JACKSON Senseless Neuis To lhe Editor: I admire Mr. Schreiber's courage in speakJna out aboul lhil senseless nem coverage about the Hon, Frasier. II 'waa ju.st steocb to ma111 senaible people who rtad tho pspers and saw It on TV. What next? ANNA E. WARNER Following the publication of hil Pi- lot Logbook on Fromr and the foun- dation """"d for tile late Li<m Coun- lry Safari attradion, reporter Schr.i- ber ,..c<ll!fd furl!urr tnformatlon on tht orgonlzotion and ila "'"l)O"'· Jerry Kobrin, IJice preri<llnt of Lion Countl'l/, said the foundation ii being formed io gathfr money for worihwhlle ptojccu invollJing animal 'P<cf<S. Kobrin •aid tho11 on the founda- tion would be actll>iar. and would look for caua .. ,..•ding tht money. Kobrin aald tht foundation wiU be a rtprtwmUw group mad• up of lnt.,..,Ud pcool1-from oll walk$ of li/•. Ht O/fn'ed a "'°' on thf founda-tion to rt"'IOTttr Schreiber and 1aid tht pre11 would be ""''''nttd. Kobrin odded thot lht white cro11 that .... ploctd on Frarilr'1 btcrial die .,.. pat IA..-. without -g.- 1 I same way and do not hesitate to eipress Friday, July 14, concenung the TMR it. classes, it seems to me tha~ GraUan f h. · d h 1 Bldart emerges a hero. Doea no one As or 1s voting recor , t e tota pie-realize that we could have had TMR lure would again show that those bill• getting bis negative vote would ulUally classes a year ago in the San Joaquin mean more taxation for those of Iii now School Dialrlcl If Mr. Bldart had not fought against them. cafrying a 1taggerlng load. Fiscal His reasoning: The money it would respoQ!ibiUty aeems to be. a thing of lhe coal the school di!lrlck pssl with those in power and even !hough Has anyone had the tbne er figures our budaet ii a sorry mess, the spending needed to add up the dlstrictibi)J for : goes on. Not so wilh Congrqsman 1. Keeping our TMR children at Sclunilz.. He stood firm through what. I Greeley , am sure, were many uncomfortable l. Tr~)ldrtlng dur TM!\. chlldren by ' liiuatlons: 1 • bql dally to Greeley You say we were laughed al 11-3. Renting lhe Lillheran Church facility 4'conaervaUve Orange County." We j~.u1t in Tustin for use ·thia fall fCf the TMK may be remembered as one of the last children. . responsible, level-headed, pstrlolic voice. 4. Transporting ¥ TMR l:hlldren 'by beard. b!l! lo Tuslfn daUy mi._ fall. · . ' We have Josi the services of a. fin, 'If anyone should feel like 'adding tbt. American In our Congressional olficea, up they will find the delaying tactlct used but I feel sure that wherever he serves, by Mr. Bidart have cost the tatpayer he wJU do the natloo proud. quite a Iew dollars. Mr. Bldart Is no bero GWEN HAEGEMAN lo the taxpayer. ' • And to lhe parenla of Uit TMR c:lindfen Bo•t Conuon Trllffic who, today. are s)>ti1$1J three hour• each and every day On the bus, M's To the Editor: What is happening lo Boat Cltl)!llq? Al a recenl '''w"'il meeJ ing In. Lquna. It was lntemtlng ID . watch lhe usual "bloc of three" lhar seem lo take precedence. on any five-man ,board or council vole for a very costly eipendltlll:e of the "gas taxpayers" money. ""8. two of the minority voled no. The majOrit)I of the Planning Commlalon also ,voled' no. The City of Lquna purchaed campus Drive! Where Is campus Drive? 11'1 part of Boat Canyon. Why purchase Campua Drive! La111111 Is supposed lo J10ed lhll iroperly Jo build a main artery, or arteries, to "9"D"CI wflh some In Irvine. (Thla seemt ol litu• 1..-portance. where a main arllfl' 11 needed lo the ftteways Santa Ana arid San Olego. ~eving the traffic Dow in Laguna Canyon). However, this complelely unleallbl< and lm9r•ctical transaction loot place. ft Involves two or lbree impossible plalll. One plan II : lo come through Boat Ctn- yoo from the South Cosat l!Jihw111 into Ibo llboppl,. .,..., oo lbe only ~ lead!,. lhrOl1Cb to the parm, arw, • much, much, Jess. r DIANE M. GRAffiW OllANOI COMT DAILY PILOT --------------.1 r I I I t B • I ~ ' a ; h • II ' ll •' • ~ Ii • s " ' h ! u ., ' ' . ) i n ; I •' • c A . ' ., l ! p r J ) I ' s r f I D >W • 0 d t s R I d b d I j I f i 0 I i I f e ' t s t I f r . . I I I • 1 l I OAIL Y Pll.OT 7 f McGovern, Disillusioned at 30, Battled for Change 1 (ScCO>ld of Three Parti) It wBJ tbe sprin& ol 1966 and Chevy Chase, Md., ,..,. smeara. McGovern later Pal Donovan, McGovern'• by the death of Incumbtnt chalt)ber Io de 11 v er a Vietnam on the Door ol the r BY HAii.RY I'. P..o&ENTllAL Ulrou&h throe years' effort, Hubert and Mlltltl Humphrey. cpUed It hla worst campaign. secrotary, said her boss wu Francis Case m>d a bruising mileatone addreas. U.S. Senate. • _... •-w•~r the ~--'-•'-. ....... -title 'lbe1 1panH2trll-loielber ' l bated him '° much I Joel an excellent administrator Clghl In the Republican contra I He spoke or "a policy or JI wu to be a -• be I ~ -ll<"'Y r-my aense ol balance," Anson committee over bis succtssor ....,_,.... , W ASHINGTdN -At tbe bad rovlvecl. 'lltere _. 11JJ10. and the two men becaiM c1ost quow McGovern. "l was 100 dupll• having no budget lltld that left a spilt GOP. moral deboele and poll ti cal would make *le.In and again • r 30 ~·---McG ,........ a Crlendsldp lbat ~-" I ed 1 ,.__ defeat." and became the first -all the way lo Ute nomlna-. age-o , ut:Wge overo UonJng preclnct organizatlooa ~._.._ -ne1attve. I made so 111 e a a.au W ID 0 Ol.Ua The McGovern campaign ' uon for the prtSidtncJ. j had done his share or groping. and part~ cbalrmeo In every =·~d::~ =~':?\:! careleu charges .• .I slarted payrolJS. "All he could do was against Lt. Gov. Joe Boltum,-man __ t_o_cbal __ Ien_g::.e_the_w_ar_1n ____ __:c_ _ _:_ __ , He had tasted war and found county. McGovern was ra~y admlllUtraUOll policy on the explalnln1 ond en awe r Ing ask o1her esenclea to 1lve blm became as bitter as the one ~ it repulsive. be took a fling at to harvest what he !tad aown. thlni• I lbotlld have lgnol$1. people. I llled to have a before it. Jn the midst, ' The Unl!ec! statel Senate, !'&r. It wu bani to gel a hooll; Ill me-ger stealing carbon McGovern had a recurrence or ! the ministry and was for case's seat? 'l'hlt cbince 0 1 Wts just amued that he Mundt. paper and envelopes for me .'' hepaUtls. Eleanor took over unsatisfied, he had tied bis belonged to Ken Hoium who koew hlJ way around '° well," He oppeared on the plallorm Preparing !or a !rip to South and proved herself a superb ' liberallsm to a cloudy political had run In 1954 -at says Pal Oopovan, who we~ with John F. K•nnedY. who America, McGovern became campaigner. t star and was disillusioned . McGovern's urging -against Io wort for McG9vern u was &elllnr the CUD brunt 9f aarloualy ill with hepatitis McGovern beat !loltum by •! He had been a professor of Mundt and Jost. Governor? secretary when he flrat en-anU-cathoUclsm. There were ftOm a dirty needle in tbei an even 100 votes, 121, 581 to ~ bi.story and government at McGovern didn't want tt. .., tered C:Ongress and has been accusations that Methodlel White HO\ISC dispensary. lt 121,'81. There was a recount-~ tiny Dakota Wes 1 e ya n That left Lovre's 1st District with him since. McGovern had becOme a wall the first time McGovern increasing 1'1cGovem's margin ~ University for two years, a congressional 3eat. U>vre cau-"He wasn't green at all, papist. It wu a moral victory had been In a hospllal. to 504,out of 250,000 votes cast. r hometown boy teaching at hlJ tioned McGovern at making pllched right in -that'• what ol aorta that MtGovem loll by 11• took seat No. 99 In the 1' alma mater. By now George what was sure to be a losing I remember. There was a 15,000 vott1 while Kennedy AN IMPOTENT job was not Senate,o·in the back row on the ~ and Eleanor had their fourth maiden race. stack of mall and newspapers Jost by 50,000. in the McGovern style. ln Democrats' side, next to • child, the flrsl · aon. They McGovern took him on all over the o!flce -Ibey x.nnedy went about pulllne June 1961, while still In the another freshman, Edward M. l named him Steven tn admlra-anyway. He and George Cun-hadn't had a secretary IDIIll l together hlJ adminlltraUon, hospital, he was planning to KeMedy. ~ tion of the 1952 Demer nlnabam, who now is started to work -but IO fat McGovern hoped he'd be run again for the Senate in In September of his first ~ cratlc prtshfentlal n!)fninee, McGovern's adrnlnistrative as his assignments it(> his com-named aecrttary of agrlcul\ure 1962. year as a senator, ~1cGovern ' Adlai E. Stevenson. aulatant in the Senate, set out mittees, proPoaed leglalation, and said as much. Instead, The race was made easier stood in the nearly empty ~ , over the ttrritorr o[ 311,000 be W86D't really tmfamiliar." Orville L. Freeman got the r - -• - -••• - - -•• -' TWENTY YE A I\ S later, aquare miles. When they ran post, and McGovern was ap----l =:.:e~·'i~~d ~~ t ~b: :r'~.of =eyha:k:h :t: u.!RJ~~~:M~~.~ r:'~.:~ .. ~~ ::i: I ARIZONA INDIAN I ! presl!lential 'race. · McGovern • for. Cong<e& bu~ later was In danger .of lollng, combined feeding the world's I I ~ But now he was · at a tons for $1 ~acb. his.first House speech, on Jan hungry with the practlcalltiea · j juncturo: should he stay at --...--..---olm00g• 1 .tittetns.g rid or surplus com· I DANCERS I • Dakota Wesleyan\ should be THE DOUAR BITE is : go . to • larger school, or 10me1hlng McGovern • t 111 'Each time Jte I I ~ should he . listen · 1o 1111 otter -· Ctmnlngbam says took fl ,._ fob, it HISTORIAN ARTHUR ON THE MALL AT ~ from Ward Clark, the South 1 oollclllnf sm•ll contributions Schlesinger Jr., called Food I I t Dakota Democratic chainnao. 00 8 mau basis doe9 more was for the e:r• For Peace "the greatest ' who needed a full-llme than just ral,. money. "He unseen weapon o! Kennedy's I FASHION ISLAND I organlter to serve as ex· figures if be can get $1 from pre•• purpose ot thlrd·world policy." The first ecullve secretary! one -· he's got a com· etdarginn Jail plat• year was a great success and I I McGovern bad been speak-mltment to vote for him," •• ,, set a paltern for automalic TOMORROW , , • THURSDA y Ing out on the advantages and Cunningham says. form •••• ' continuance. Bui Kennedy lost I I dlsadvantages e! social struc-"And so far he's been Interest and without his 12 p M 1 "tQ p M "t p M tures, and one of his right " ,...,,. .. _.,,._,._,. ___ ,,_,._,.-.,,._,,._,._.,,._,....,.,. prestige, said a McGovern I • .-:.1 • .-;J • • I statements -that the Jon( While Uwre ran an its-in-31. 1957, ariued against ad· assl!tant, "I could see our Republican rule In South the-bag token cam Pai g n' ministration requests for house ol cards collapsing -I BRING YOUR CAMERA I I ~ McGovern \\'as out shaking military and economic aid the seas of bureaucracy were • • • hands, a political ritual that funds for Arab nations. · .:_c~lo~s~ln!g.:_o~ve~r:._u~s'.:'..'~' ---~!J•!!.!•!..!•!!...!•!!!...!•!..!•!!._!•~•!...!•!..!•!!._!•!!!...!•!..!•!!.!•!!!...'!11•~==================== 'I ICU ju•t CIMd.%• was not his normal shy style, He also became interested I" ed that he knete but one he knew w a s In labor reform . and worked necessary. "I'm George closely-with Robert F. Ken- McGovem and I'm ruMing for nedy, then the chief counsel of ConareY," he'd say. the Senate l\acketl Com· his ..,., around ff 1eell ••• Be ~a~t green at ~I) pfk .. elllrf9htin •••• ' LoY?e'1 lead In the polls had mittee, whose Interest In lurn obCe been a comfortable 74 was seeing hJ1 brother, Sen. percent. Bui by September John F. Kennedy, elected they were neck and neck and President. the anti-McGovern tactics got With the supreme sell.con- ____.....,. mean. F'ull·page ads dredged fidence tbst had brought him up hiJ short-lived 1948 support thu! fJP", McGovern, too, was ol Henry Wallace, tbe lefl·lean-eyeing the next platea11-the Ing Protireaalve P•rty can· U.S. Senate. Where he had dldate ; othen brought up been one of the 430 represen- McGovem advocacy of a Red tativts, be could be one of 100 China seat in the United in the expanding body that in Nations. In fiercely anti-C:Om the previous term had been mwlilt South Dakota, it cost aligned 64 Democrats and 34 Dakota WU unhea11hy - · caught Clark's eye. 11.Do • something about I~" be told • the young pro!etsor. Typically, McGovern thought for months about the offer, and no wonder. Friends told him he'd be a damned fool. South Dakota'• con- gressional representation was . four Republicans -Sena. Karl E. Mundt and Francis Case • and Reps. Harold 0 . Lovn and E. Y. Berry. McGovern. Republicans . The seat he sought belonged to Karl Mundt, a conservative of the Joe McCar th y persuasion, and a symbol or everything George McGovern MCGOVERN conUnued bia campalgq against "a do. nothing Congreuman" and wu elected by 12,000 votes - South Dakota's first was against. SO ENTRENCHED were the DetnocraUc congressman in 20 llepublicanl thaf I stale ol yeara. TB E CAMPAIGN Iha t eso,ooo people had only two __ Tbelr__:__ne1~1_111_oor_ne__:1g_hbors __ 1n __ fo_uow_ed_w_u_dlr_1y_and_f_u1_1 _or 1 Democrats in the 110.member•· leglafature ~ Ao party secretary, McGovern would have to raise hll own $8,500 salary. Jn the oprlng of 195!, McGovern accepted. It was the !trst pollttcal move In a 1" .. r1es that had !ta germ when he WU still In grade l!Cbool In Mitcbell. 11He wrote down something .. a 1>lece ol paper and he kepi II bi biJ burUU or in his deat at ecbool," says hil lonc • t~ lfCl"lary, P,1'. t Donovan. That oomethlng wu bia determlnallon lo be preti· dent of the Unltod state1. Robert -· tn bis biography '4McGovem" writes: "It was euy to dismls• him u nothing more than an overly ambltlo<l• job jumper, 10meone wl» 1n the course or Jess than a decade would hop from minister to teacber to politician and who fully ln1'nded to hop again, when the opportunity available itself, to the even grander rote of statesman." ANSON ADDS, however. that there was a fundamental logic in M~vern's moves. oiEach time he took a new job, tt was for the express purpose of enlarghig his pl1tform, widen- ing hlJ audience and ex· pandlng 1tla Influence." Harl Andersen, AllOclated Press coJTelPC)lldent tn 5outb Dakota for ~ yaara until hit rellremenl Iii April, rtealla that whtn McGovern Oral In- troduced blmself II parlJ' secretary "it wU a 1UJ'l)l'ile, b<cau,. there pracllcally wu no Democratic l'll'r. at •U In those days. Geofce, thou&b,,be ~ was sure there w11." McGovern swept the state . like a cor.morant diving for fish. colJecUng money, reaur- recUng party structure; find· ' Ing. creaUng or heeling up ' local leoder1 and asklllg qut• lions, quutlons guutlonl. • In the mlnlllirlal wa}I ht i Inherited 'trod 'hll1 f.U., • McGovern preacbecl a gospel I of two-partyltitl with IUcb !ervor 1hat wbon the 1l5t elec- tions were over, Sou t ~ Dakot•~ put 25 Dtmoetoli ' into the legtllature -.-i lhough party registraUon had , nol iocreased ofgn!flcantly. Diamond sale. All .20% off. It's a daizler. Bridal ltl trflh two dla- mondl to UK gold sel• Ung, reg. $150, , now •120 .SO ct. diamond toOialN In four prong 14K gold setttng, reo. $390, now •280 Nile diamond brtdal set In 1'4K 'textured' gold, reg .. $300. now 1240 Matching dlen's band, n1g. 31 50, now ll.20 Dl1rnond .. rrlnot tor pit-""-14K whl .. QOkl, '90· 21.15, now 23.95 JCPenney hjewelry JC Penney The values are here everyday. I McGOVERN WAS also building McGovellt. Anson quoted him: "U there wu to be apy poalblllly for me as 1 lhop'"ndllJ-••PJLotN_llil_' =~~~ ll!ldbad ~ i11bl1 11: FASHION ISLAND, N1wpotl It ~•e-•c..h·-+- for me So rtal\y, I WU .171 41 M4-2JtJ . I buDdln(. two orpnlutionl -' HUNTIN6TON CENTU, Hunllngtoo huh 17141 H2·7nI the party'1 aod my own." Lik• It •.• Chlrt• lt. · I Sale~ No frost refrigerators. No char e for color: No time o lose.~~ Save .4"f:5 ' Rog. 4>11.15, ~'~19.2.U.11.lll~de mrigeratorfeatores. 231 pcundcapocltyfreezet compartment It's completely frost free, too. 4 shelves adjust up and down. Has crisper and meat pan'tokeepfood fresh.1S.50aieonth• 1ce maker attachment ••• $40 Save4195 Rog. 379.15, NOW $338 20 cu. I~ top mount refrigerator/freezer is completely frost free. S MIT• width shelves adjust for easy storage. EqUipped tor Ice Maker installation. Twin crttPeN: plus meat pan to keep food frnh. Chool9 fttlM I popular colors at no extra charge. 11.IO 1 IK:l&l" 16.7 cu. ft. refrigerator, Roil. 34U5, NOW '311 Ice Mal<er auachinent J4Q. Solo pifcn ofltctlv• lltnlUlfl SlllClly.• Laundry closeout! Come in before we're all · cleaned out. Nows199 ott• 211.1•.14pound wllherhlS 6fabllc--.Juat set Iho fabric dill and~ Qll llte """*'wash and riM& cycl11. Mochlne footur. 3--•-ngs and ooak Mttlng. Cl>Oose. (lllltl 4 pcp.illr colotl II ·no extr. -t. $t. -· Now$133 --t-lllllio~-y-iMlferr.nneys Time """""'1 Plan lotllio-ol!llO--llll•~A•• ~glff111 betl'ICt#'rtd If U)ebatanco of the 8tcount in the ft'51 blrtlng la paid in lull by the cloe;ing dtte of lho nlXlbllUng pet1o4 wt.- ineurrod AnMce Charges will 5& determlntd by ai>Pfylng periodic rain of 1.2' (Annual Pereen11oe Rite 14..4f.) on thelkllSOCJO•R t ..... Peralnlagt Aate 1~) Oft~ portion D'lf:!r SSOO 01 tho prcvtousbal0toee wil.houtdeducting ptyment&orO-. JCPenney *Shop Sunday noon to 5 PM at the followlng storea: FASHION ISLAND, Newport B•aoh (714j 644-2313. Huntington Canter, Huntington Beaeh (71~) 892.7771'. U1e Penneys Time Payment Plan • I I • ' . L ' IHULY '1LOT WtdftHday, Ju~ 26, 1972 $5 Stonclltd oln pUlow with Dacron' pcfyeoter fiber- fill ind blue cotton tick- ing. Machine '#ul>al>le end Penri-Proll9. Que.en alze --" King alze __ .. $1 s7 1-Duel< , ....... bod ~· Machin• wash and dry. 10 odorteu and mllct.w resistant Multi colored • . $3 Standard alH pllloW with Red l.,abel polyester fill- ing and blue stripe cot- ton ticking. s5 Po.-.1 IOUCh bod pll· low.100% Dacron' pcly- ester fiber fill around pclyurethlno loom core. Cotton cover. Soft, mod· lwn end flrm In lllndard size. Spe.cial 588 Ponn·Pro1t9 cotton wowon )acquord bed..,-with fringe detailing. In lull or twin elzea. Select from white gold, green or blue. Special 888 Luxurlou1 throw-1tyle quilled bedspreads in an irresistible array of \'.ivid prints and Penn-Prest" solids ••• all with polyester till. S . 12•ors1 pec1a · bath towel Soak UP. big savings with our cotton terry balh tow~s in a wide range of attractive prints, sollds or stripes to mi x or match. Face towels 3 tor $1 Wa•h clolhs 4 tor $1 Our most colorful White Sale ever! Ever:y sheet reduced. Prints, stripes, colors. · Most are easy-care. Limited time only. Sale ends Saturday, sorry. Penn-Prest" white percale. 50% cotfon/.50% Salo 2 2 4 polyester. Reg. 2.91, _ twin 1lze, flat or fitted. Full alze, flat or fitted, Reg. 3.99 ... Salo 3.24 Pillow cues, Reg. 2 tor 2.09 S1l12tor1.14 Queen alze, flat or fitted, Reg. 6.99 Sale 5.73 Queen pillow cases, Reg. 21or 3.09 --·-.. --Sall 2 for 2.44 King size, ftat or titted, Reg. 8.99 .. -Salo 7 :17 King pillow cans, • Reg. 2 for 3.39 ----·--Sal• 2 lor 2.71 Natlon·wldo9 whit• mualln. Cotton muslin, 133143 count•.sate Reg.1.11, twin size, flat or Sanforized9 fitted Full size, flat or · Senforlz-fitted, Reg. 2.29 _Salo 1.17 Pillow cases, Reg. 2 tor 1.09 _,Salo 2 tor lie •Bleached and finished Ponn-Prtlt9 mualln 'peanuts•• prlnL 50% cotton/50% 2 9 7 pclr.eater. Salo Rog. Ut, flex 104" fta~ twin fitted. Full size, flat or fitted, Reg. 4.99_ Salo 3.97 . Pillow cues, Beg. 2 tor.3.09 Salo 2 lor 2.57. •From Detarmlned Producta, Inc. c unlted Features Syndicate, 1971 Ponn-PreaP mullln 'W1H. D-,'* print. 50% cotton/50% 2 8 2 pclyeater. Solo Reg. 3.50, 83X104"'fta~ twin fitted. Pillow caan, Rag. 2 for 2.80-'Salo 2 lor 2.42 •ciwalt Disney Production a 3" . • • • Pinn-Prell® muslin fashion colora, 'Duotone,' stripe and 'Sutlon.' 'Spring Love', 'BIOllOm Boutique' and 'P11l1ionne' prlnla. 2 2 7 50% cotton/50% . • polyester. 5•1• Reg. 2.99, twin size, flat or fitted. 1'ul1 size, flat or titted, Reg. 3.99 .... Solo 3.27 Pillow ~ases, Reg. 2 for 2.49 __ .Sale 2 for 2.09 Queen"slze, flat or fitted, Reg. 6.49 Sale 5.34 Queen pillow cases, Reg. 2 for 2.89 ____ saJo 2 for 2.44 King size, flat or fitted, Reg. 8.49-Sale e.M King pillow case.s, Reg . 2 for 3.19 ........ -- .......... Sato 2 for 2.14 -ti"}~ ¢ 13 "-!. ~ )~ , 4@: l> I> ' "' Special ,3• Twin llze Pof)eltet ftlfld, flHod • Lightweight thonnal blMbl "'""'°"' pot)•-· Nylon binding. Machine wash In cold wa111r. Gold, rnoM, blue, pink. 72 X 80. , met-111 pea wlth Senforlze~ cotton covers. Diamond stitching, double needle binding. Full ' size ped ... -----·•·" Queen size pad··-·-· 7.18 King size pad •. -.. -····----·-·l.9t .JC Penney " Special 4ror•5 o-.tor pHfowa of~yon acetate. Solid color, le fdged. Taasl~, fringed, or pis • ,13~" x 13~". Kapok 111/lng. H"1dsome colors. , , ; ,1 j • I 11 . .. • j ' ! ' • I • I j I ! I I • . Shop Sunday noon to 5' p.m. at the following stores: 1 I · 1 Huntington Canter, Huntington Beach (714) 892-7771. *Harbor Canter, Costa Mesa (714) 646-5021 . [*Closei Sundt~) ,. Fashion Island, Newport Beech ( 714) 644-2313. I l _, Guide Dogs Fee Ended SANTA ANA -OranJe ~i, •W waive f ... fO< -. llctmet to ownen of &\Ude clot• for the blind A resolution ipo....:ec1 by Superviaor David L. Baier of Garden Grove has been approved by the county Board of Supervisors, walvtni the '5 charge. For The Record Births "OAO M•~~l.t.l. HOll'ITAL Jf(I,,. 4. lt12 Mr. Ind Mrt. LllUll Htrnancln 1331 Tl'ltr ClrcJto, H11nll119lon BHCh 'bol' Mr. tnd Mr1. Rlnclolflh Ntl~, 2540 Loa Ftll1 Ori..,., Thou1elld Oaki boy Mr. •1111 Mr1. L•rtnct Btrone es' Wnt S\lnl!oiwr, S1nt1 AN, boy Ju"' I. 1rn: Mr. Ind Mr1, Ll'M H1rtwl9Mn, 20131 C'nlra.1, S..nl1 Alli, elrl Mr. Ind Mra, ArlMI llkh1ncl1!, 1, Vlewllolnt LIM, H11nllntlon B•Kl'I •lrl ' Mr. tnd Mrs. Chtrla Or111, 1101 Wtlf MacArthur, S1nt1 ""-'• bor Mr, Ind Mr1. Rldllrd Cowrrtat1o 160 W"I Wiiton, Cotl1 Mew, boy Mr. tnd Mrs. Roblrt Plflll, 1'311 l"lt• Ctlrn LIM, H11nll119ton Btad\, ltO'I' Mr. Ind MfL a_... Cookt, lstll or1o11 Lt"', H1Jnllntton .. eel\. 11rl Mr. Ind Ml'I. PIVI C11t1"1Mn, 1'111 Newport A-, T111tl11, Dov ,,.,., " 1m Mr. Ind Mrt. John ltrk«, lJOf .u.i... ,.lace, hll:ioe llland. llltr Mr. INI Mn, C14renot HCl'wanl 6llYI ""' ttr.t, Hllllt1111Gn BtlCll, 1lrl Mr. end Mrs. Jo 1rt11111, n.2 wrorn-•. !"' Sll'tllf, AJof, Ir, WM!mlnltiw, 1lrl '""' aM Ml'I. lt!Mlltll 0.11Ml1, .. Oanllft L.1111, Cotti Mlle, bt¥ ,,,,,,. . · ''"° Mn. Jann 9o¥•1rd. *' JM,_ ... ..._. ~·'Miu, boV Jib' 1; ,,,. • Mr. Mid Mrt. YlllCllll 011, utl1 Wtlll 1'9rl0 Dftw, L.l9Ulll Hiiia, 1lrl Mt. Ind Mn. Cr1lt Yi_,, 21• La JOlll ...... --~" Mr. Ind Mn, ltt!Mld ~lllltl ~ '"1lrw1y DrlV'I, eo.11 M•ll, ~rl Mr. 1M Mra.. Ken11tlh G111lnn. 1731 P11Cllrn Drlvt, C11t1 Mtt1, 1lrl Mr. Incl Mr1. D1vtjt Bouri1nd, 61111 H11nlll)' Av1111,11, 0'¥'.dell GrDvt 1lrl Mr. Mid Mn. Hffl'l'itn Sltlitr; 1530$ Movllnl Clr(i.. lrvh, tlrl liN, 111d Mrs. Larry !Iott, 14''1 WH-, Mktww Cl~, 1lrl J•b' •· ~m #tr, Ind Mrl. pey1c1 Loucl1, 174' Sflflll't' Pl«t, P1.ci-nt11, tlrl Mr. Ind Mra. Wlflllffl C1m<1ron. :rW1 lat* SITNt, Coll• MIN, 1rrt Mr ..... Mra. Rollnd 8v!)lotl, ~71 1'1rtrldle Clrdt, Hunt11'191on 8tldl, .., . .l•IY '·'Im Mr. Ind Mra. Or_., Vin ICIV991, ftl MIUlofl Orlw, C.O.NI Ma.., bo'f IN, lllCI Mfl. ltobtrt Fll'lktlblr1, f90ll LI Allntedl. ....... !t, Fo.mt1ln V1J11Y, 1lf't i Ml. end Mr1. Wlllll'll Pdllr, 1'°1 MlrKOto11 Street, ... fl Pidro. •lrl Deatlt Notices '.::uil~BUERGEiwN ,., LHOME eor.... 46 Marl ' rn.1111 Colla M<oa . lllZIM , B1!:LL el'JADWAY MORTjiARY llt Bl'Olldw•J• Cella Meoa lJ 1-1433 McOORMI&. LAGUNA B£t':'-1-RTUARY 1'111 ca.,.. RAL -II PACD'li~ MEMOJl!.U PARK C-lel1 MtrlaUJ c.lpel lltt PICllk: View Drtve NewpGl't Ba<•, Ca!Uorala 144-l'!GI PEEi 'AMIL Y COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME "ltl 8Gl11 Ave. "•""''"'"'' -SMITHS' r.foR11l4RY Cl Moln SI. Ru11tl fl~lt'11 MM 131 GI! -- Board Action Foster Chi1d Aid Boost Given Okay SANTA ANA -lncreued payments for foster child care In Orange County homes ..,.,,, ~proved ru..Qy by tho Boll'd of SUperviaorl. A comparison of C1ln'Ol1I rates with the adopted new payments shows: ages O to a, $80 qow, upped I<> $88; eg .. 7· 12, 1100, 1110; ages LH7, 1115, $148. The figures are for monthly payments and rellect a 10 percent increase. An additional '14 a month ls paid to foster homes caring for children who are awaiting adoption, covering only ages o "' 6. In addition to lhe Ost monthly payments, $30 a month is allowed w h e n children present u n u s u a t physical, emotional, menlal or social problems which require more than average care and supervision. When a child is first placed in a foster home a Oat one- time clothing allowance from 175 to 1125, depending upon lhe age group, Is allowed. County .\dmlnl!lrative Of. fleer R<>bert Thomu said the ncommendaU0111 f o r In- creases were based on studies by the county wellsre and pro- bation departmenls, and biJ office. He said under the 10 percent Increase the welfare deport. ment would be spending II.Sii mllllon a year for foster q.re, and the probation department $712,157, for a !<>tel of $2,095,110 million. Appronmately 50 percent of lhe weUare deportment costs are ralmbW'sed by the stalt or federal governments but the probation cotta are 100 per- cent oounly dolla!'8· ' ORANGE COUNTY Thomas said II children were not placed in foster homes and were placed in in· stltutlons, the average cost per month was $477. lie said the county has an existing $200 a month maximum rate for In- stitutional payment in the county but lhst there are no facilities for such care now in existence. When cblldren are placed In neighboring counties t h e raw prevalent there mu.rt be paid, be added. A BPOkelmln for the Foster P1rt11la Auoclatlon of the county, Ed Randel of Ganlen Grove, complained that biJ ....ocNIHon was not Included In the negotlaU0111. Board members approved an order that the asaoclatiob be repr<l<llltd In Iii lutuno negotlatlona for ralt cbang ... Futuno raw will reflect an ll1llU8l adjullment In the base nit by applying an IDl1ll8I coat of living Increase or decrease, 'l11oma1 said. Appea"ls Court Move Dekiys Porno Case Publications In Court Over Ads fic<!'I May 25, 19'11, from a warehouse o p e r a t e d by Frederick, 34, and Kay Loar, SI, of f082 Humboldl Drive - the "Pete Voss SbowCMe" faclllly st 15144 Golden West Circle, w .. 1m1nster. His action was In defiance of J~dp Corfman'• order Issued ·Jmn\edla(<ly after I jury In 'bil ·~ cleered the ~ of -char1•• of <lldrlbul1 •,1 obscene mate!ialJ. Scott ollll COlllends thal the SO,IOI ..,v1.. 111\1 s o , o o o pbolotlnpha held by bim are -and hi believes the appellate cour:t will uphold biJ action In denying them to the Loara. Waterfront Land Battle Facing Court SANTA ANA -An Oranie County Superior Court judge wW be asked Aug. 16 to end a disagreement between a n elderly divorced N e w p o r t Beach couple and order the aale of oceanfront land valued at $500,000. Earl R. Tibbits, 67, of m7 SANTA ANA -An ad-Coast Highway, cleimJ In bis vertl.sing battle between two lawsuit that the actlons of bis Huntington Beach a r e a former wife, Besa. 70, are publications reached th • balling the sale of land oourtbouae this week with the pre>enUy mainlalnlng biJ boal filing of a 110.5 million lawsuit repair buslne,.. by the publisher of the "Green Tibbits, wbo bougbt the land Sheet." In 1937 for $50,000, slales that Chester Jensen seeks lhe he baa a buyer at the $500,000 damages from the Vsn de figure bul bis ex-wife reiu..s Publiahing Company s n d lo sell the proper!). He stales R<>bert de Marco. He charges she lives adjacent to the boat the defendants with selling ad-yard. verlislng space at below cost Division of the property priceJ in a deliberalt bid to between lb< couple would destroy bis competition. destroy the value of the land, Jensen claims that the Tibbits stat ... His application defendenl charged c 11 en t s for the appolnlment of a $89.60 per 11000 mailings receiver and en order for sale starting May t, 1971, when the will be heard by Judge James actual production cosl I<> the F. Judge. company ts 1109.50 per 1,000. ;:=;========:;.! STARS Jensen asks In bis Orange County SUperlor Court action that lactics wbich lilegedly have cost bim 112$,000 be ruJ. eel I<> be illegal and unfair competition. Sydney Omarr b one of the world'• grtat utrolc> ren.. Hts column II OM of the DAILY PILOTS lfKt teaturu. BALDWIN ••• DOES IT AGAINI 3 all new organ1 fer the home. (om., pltto wlth your "'°"' of flit ltld-wln bclu•lvet .. _. Wondtrehord f1ntomF1,.__,.. _ind· ~hm. • ........ --..... ,.. ... ..... °'~ .................. ... MW.• -..C &Al"' -O•WOllTH PIANO AllD OllAll IALll 515 llOITll llAll, IMrA MA o 141.-i Sale $499 Reg. 561.95. PennOrett • console color TV wilh 25H 1crHn meaaured di1gonally. • Chromabrite picture tube for extra brightness • Modular chassis consli-UCi10ii iOr easy servicing • Automatic fine tuning, automatic color purifie1 • ··aulck·Pic" for instant picture and sound • Comes in 3 cabfnet styles: "Contemporary'' with swivel base and walnut veneer on hardwoods, "Early American" with maple veneers on hardwoods, and "Mediterranean•· with pecan veneers on hardwoods. \,,' I ' ' Pl1cet In "'9cl for• limited . llm•onlJI . . ,• .. ' • .. • W"""'"1, July 26, 19n .. ' Save .73 95 Orig. 331.11, NOW- Ea~y Amerlc:an 8111' i.ble modal oolor TV wtltl 18" screen meuured dl1gonally. Prnet VHF tine tun· .Ing means you get • 1111tp,.cl11r picture without constant dlal aplnnlng. OAILY I'll.OT , Clearance. White French Provincial •Plndle b8d and mattreaa set r OrJg.:113" NOW 83 99 Set lnctudea: Fun aln .flMdbomnt lootlJomrd, ralla, mattreas and bo• tPrlnG lel. · More great values for your farnlly. Early American style swivel rocker In brown, russett and • green Herculon® olefin. O~g.'119NOW s59 • 18 cu. ft. refrigerator In three great colors. White, avocado and harvest gold ,288 JC Penney The values are here every day. Shop Sunday noon to 5 P .M. at the following stores: FASHION ISLAND, Newport Beach (714) 64-4-2313. HUNTiNGTON CENral, Huntington Beach (714) 892-7771. . .. • . IWLY I'll.OT I ' .. L '1· .,.,d_ ' . Higher Le~ Needs Nur8eries · • 1 ... ,. ' .- ' .. II you· want to leav~ the unlversltji ol)'qlll' 1cl!oa a sizable llUlll of qiobOy, madam, wby not. en"'1* •·'D~ for 'it? Lo'~al men ol l!NI wealth beal~ ~ chairs, librF.lel and football stadia. 'BU!'Whal's ·~ by the married coeda ·ia some place they, 'can' dri>P' Oil their toddlers while they qttend claisu .. ~othlng would do more for the higher education of ,pl)>Ulli;<gips tl1$I en- . dowed nurserle1, contejldli a dropout --mother, wiltfully. ... THE WIVJlS.lii Ii:eland eo on· us- ing their maiden. names. ,_., , . , . " . ~ r.--~ *r ··~~~~· AT THE llEQVES'rol &~i must reprint here Jama· Warnor :ee1c lab's blogrilJ1bY it .:~·;cum. which In Its en~ IJ!a$. "!fo,-'put l it mildly, this' lfU.faq-~p.i' '\Wi ' .THAT PJt<!l'lli!no"Ai.~f<!-11-<> w . known as a "JlOle.'' -1i)e1~ .jQdg~ ,, menl on Scents f« the perfume ~ ;rt~'hd '.~ In a•toundproof room. It has been ~ lclen~Y .. that ,noile Interferes with the· senae ql~,jlfiat.1.'wl!Y. · QUERIES -Q. "Mlsler, who's 1,'edY,;kt?'" ': A. What, you don't recall that l~a[\ll••l 'barker who jumped up In 1942 with Benny'.~nl~ inike·a ,hit of tlu\t d\tty called "Why Don't You Do. RJabl'.'? .Jt'.s llllll your, bedtime, young fellow. :r. •· • . ., .. • ~ Q. "HOW do you clear up iced tef .Iha!'• ...W,.c:19u!ly?'; A. Splash in a couple ot shota of~dffr1"1',. Wl\ITES an obsel'valit JJJ11 Angelino: ."Why I dm't know, but these ~ a '!°man cl!' ,do with ;(sr more gracl!""lhan ·aqy man! I. pniir!JCh!IY··witbout ·gdtlnl·cold. · 2. Cl>ooile 1 gilt. ~-flck up ~tes. 4. Buy undejileir for !tie opJ!OSlte sex. 5: All for l'id<>IJIY bag In a restau- rant. 6. Rbnove a ·speck of daiit•lrom somebody el!e's eye." • ~ "' ~RASS -Timolhy ~anson waa that \farrMr'i·pah\eti Jh aboul 1'120, he got led up with New York State(• w.lntera, went south to carolina. Took aome griSa seed Wtdi.lifiit. \.I " Just another variety• f!llJI E11r91!<, ·notl!inl apoc1a1, J!l!lo on , the new land, it realiy lloor!W!d!, Wh~t' fiel~ 11!.#.YI Ip 1747, j!ven old Ben Ji).'anklln' took note, referijhg , to 'tll&f • grass the way everybody else did by 'thilt}time as ''Tim- othy's:" That's how the main dry grass' crop o£. the cOUntry came to be named Timothy, sif. EVERY BIG town ought to have an annual midwifery course for cab drivers. Oh, you thir1k that's ~t The MICb!l<!I Reese Hospital In Chicago teaches hack men how to ~oliver babies. And they deliver them, too. About 20 a yesr. . Address mail to L. M. Bovd, P. 0. Box 1175, New- port Beach, Calif. 92660. SANTA CRUZ (AP) - Universlty ot C.a 1iforn1 a 1tudent.s have saved tbis city's debt-ridClen bus lines wlth an unus~al subsidy arrangement that allows them to ride witlx>ut paying a fare. Though exempt from the 25- cent fare , each of the 4,800 students enrolled at the Santa Cruz campus pays $1.50 an- nually as part of his registra- tion fee. THE UNUSUAL ar- rangement has turned Ule nine-bi.ls line from a financial the nwriber of buses and more tna'll 4>0011ng the anmia1 troute mileage. ".'lbere'• nOthlng nxe this ha~ ..rY1rhei:e In · the country t 1 said RObert, W' Scot4 manager of the ~ Cruz Municipal. T·r1l ·D 1 l t District. STUDENTS, WHO MAKI!. up 40 percent of t h • passengen on the liile!'· ap- proached Scott with t li e subsidy ides to curt&il the - ol prlva~automoblles and l!lti prove pUblic tranoit In senta Cruz. loser , into a a1ccessful en-;:;:===:;i:=::;:=;;.I terprlse. Now. the Une has a $20,111111 aurplus, even after expanding l.ErS IE FllNllY J! yOo have new neighbors or know ol •hyone moving to our area. lJl,eue tell us to that "'e may extend a friendly wt"1come and help them to become acquainted tn tbe\t new 1urroundlnp. SL Cast Y'tsitor 4M.tm 494-nM lid• Y'1sit1r" '4M174 I .. ' ' ' I -.- • • j-,,,_~ • 1. I ··suits . • . . Hurry whlle they last. · Llmlted quantitlee-. -' . ' l • 1n ,assorted .. ' . \. _} " on · . 's n ; " • j , ,j)lends~, colors. SultaaYalablealntllrtl....,.llDu. (. . . .• . . ' . -., GrouR ;ll . I 2fQrS5fJ ' . , . ' . . JCPtlnney . . , The values are here every day. ' ' . I '. ' '• .. , )· ' . _ Shop ~unday noon to 5 P.'M. at the following stores: . ' . • , \ I •' c " \ • I • , I~ . i' \' I ' •, \ • . ) FASHlON ISL:AND, Newporit Beach ( 714 l 644-2313. f • ''i ,. ,, ,,. HUNTINGTON_ CENTER, Huntington aeech, I 71'4 I 892-777 I • ' • l • r ' ; ., ' I I ij ~ l I • , l. ' , . ( t t New Unit Promises No Babies . By PAUL ANDERSON SEATI'LE (UPI) -Popula- tion Dynamics, a small, noir profit eo<poratlon, offen what Is believed ID beJbe only !llll percent guaranteed birth co... trol program in the United States. As part of an experiment.al program altempUng to find i better intrauterine d e v I c f (IUD) fer blr11\ ooDtrol 'fer women who neYJI' have had children, ~tfon Dynamlca offers par\lclWn ' guarantee<! birtl( cmtn>l Popullitloq l)yiiSnica prom- ises womre1 with one of two e ta! iuoa, often called-looP!, free abol- tion if a ~Y occurs. The .... time cost Is $111. • · . ' TO DATE 'l'lli;;RE have been no failures among the moct than 40 women participating In the program, said Dr. George Denniston, yootblul head of the cor- poration. The study Is part 0: a larger program being conducted !')' Dr. Chrlsl<lpher Tlze ol the P~tion C',ouncll in New York. .. "A number of centers aroand ~ 'fOUDlry are doing simiJM';. 1 ett#tel on the· new de~, 'r~n said. "But 'J ID my ~edge, we are tbe only -offering l1lO pe<oeot . effecli~ birth control u an Intelr31 part ol the pr<lll',llD." TJiE OVERALL GOAL ol · · the~ is a two-year study of 200 women using the experimental birth control devices. ·~ The~~~ being ~ ' the SilllMi .fludy are .: piecfl~oftlc~~ Jlllllc . ~ \e.it.,."' wlN ~a""I" obi a~ AbiJUI ball of ·~ nm 11 • wrapfied 'I piece • ol wire ='I'* a \Z wowl!I . • THE TIW>motiAL nm Is made of ~ lllllO p!Utic IJuj. !Is lbape more i c 10 I e I y· reseinblea ' "W .j' U II more effective ~ti! Who have bod 'II one dlild. Olildlesi !lave a tendeney ID ~ ojder model loop. '.J ,.'1 i;:- The •purpose "' fopuliitlon Dynamics Is \lirtl)' P,>nlroL of ooe type or ar.!>d>«'! including conln!Ceptlv• ~Ung and· fittlnt, 4bortio115 ind vuec- tomies. · 1 • : Demlatool II a ,itm1g lld- vocate '!'! rtmi o>/e< the p for femBlo . birth ~trol, coo- tending' both bavf a otmllar ' failure \rate ove1' the short ' term tith · a· 'decided ad-· vanta!IO' !or the ~ after 1 · fewye.frs.' l, • • "~j~INT WE'RE mak- ing b :t'.t tile IUD b a better mithod' !of birth control tlu the pilisl" he anld. "Here II 1 devi<:e that sits quletly In the womb and -kll for years. With tile pUI, Wlll!len on bom- barded with unw1atid hormones.'' Demistoo iald there Is eboul a 2-3 pet<llll fallun rate for both ti» IUD& 111111 birth oontrol plUs. ''We see more patlentl wbo are pill fallurel 1111n 1VD !allures," IJennliiin 1 a Id. "Many don~ -Ille .... properly bill ..... thn .. more pills in"-tba IUDL" Lewi'• FadtHls, Grey, lrown -and Burgundy Sites 21;38 • Lnl'1 Sta-l'Nst Dress Slacks, Asst. Colors, Sizes 28-48 Lev rs WIDE SEUalON Of . . Qulrrty TANK TOPS ' Stripes, SoHdr, Knits. Also Silk Scr1t11 S, M, l, XL FROM $495 Ltvl'a lell 1-s, Blue, . Sizes 28 to 42 He1"iuart1n whfl •II sizes• celon. BODY. SH.TS . by JOEL, IAAU-R· • • ~ < Latest styles and tolors- 11sy .c're fabric i. ' _ s; M, l, Xl . ··: ·• FROM' LAYAWAYS AND Gl11' ' CftTlrlCATIS ALWAYI AT TNI GIANT IOYSI --' .. I. ~'RIB .::.: KNllS'' .. : :: ·t" '"9:,. ~~ ,__ ··'~~!;_ -. --:-----' 7·1 HAWAIIAN SHIRTS . · 18YGOUJQ!~,,,i, AND SURFJ.l~ '' ' ' .i 15, M, t.; ~l ·· · • SUMMER SAVINGS TIME! Coltman 1Oxl3 HOLIDAY NIW Out JUMBO modal for l~t lorga fomllyl ~~ $89.95 $ 7 911 Ofnn11n .., k..,."" -. ::'llill~ ... ·~~.ts $89'° PIOPW STOVE f!IOM $8'8 . ' 3 &i'Lju&:r '• \. ..... ~--·- ,..is 0., Hoit, 1 • Rot. $1;49 1 " s'11J . ' " $6~-' ... OLYliPic ' Trio T-, I ft. .... "'·" 1111 .54 ... a Way, 61 qt. COllYllTllU COOUI ~~$27.95 $24" w- FOLDING COTS • .... $411 $6.95 Solt CellllMft Sl,.te-..., .. Ull'lllll 1 • .... $14.9S SAU • $1288 Ltwl's .... , '""'' • ' " •" r Grey, lurtuncfy, Brown, N1vy and Tan Sizes 34- SO and 36" length '( ·'uv~s® FOR GALS , Levi !e.an' Cut ..Poty11ter1·. Gntn,1Burg., N1.,Y, lroWn,. Uvendtr & P11rple. Size' 8 thru 16. • · · - 5 16~.,..siaoo ... ,., I Yi.,. ' F1mou~ .Ml,lc ... f ,lynter llastlc Waljt Pon/I. lr.wn, Navy 1nl-Gr:i1n. Slzei: 8. , d 6. . ........ """""'-. ' srt ·" • ~ ·, ~ ,. j , •• ~., t 1 " ·fl• ~·.I Junior Ho011 Cnlo Swti- ttr V11ti, 100% -Ac;rytk, lasortod ~olon. Slus .$. M-1..-c.- S))OO to $)$St . \., i lint C.pocity 350 yds. of 20 morio or more -...i.; ·~ 1m. · , • w. Levi's Ten Colors, Sizes 2842 ,,. . ( Gre't, Burgundy, lrown, N•v)", Lt, llue Silts 28·36 liijfj .L THI GRANT IOYi- Your Levi's ca~itol of the W11t1 Granrs has EVERYTHING in Levi's" for Gals. Y°!''I• ~nd /h~m all in our · new enlarged GAL'$. DEPARTMENT! Every siza • • .Every color •. -Every stylel EVIRYlHING YOU WANT.IS IN OUl WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT AR~ENE KNITWEAR Midriff and Hiller •Tops, Assorted Colors. Sizes S-M·l • $550 to s900 Hot Pints Ou tfits $9.00 Halter & Crop Tops $10.00 KOVACH " ·' LEiTHEi ·CiAFT HANDUGS Brown ''Wt'Yt got It . , • •:1 w.~•n you need itl" • ... ,,.... ........ -,_,.__ .. , ... ,.., . ...,_.. ...... .,.....,.. ............ ~ ..... , .....,~_ .. .._ '" ... ' Slllt 671• 7 ft. 1 0<-Stnltr pot Tiii .2S to ·to US. HG. $75. SQ9• • ... ' _l_ l : JI DAILY PILOT w .... -... Ml 2', 1'72 I I l'-lltf c;1,._ .. H Ke111e I ~-~-..;,. "Daddy showed me how we're going to get to the ocean from here and it's only THIS FAR!" Lucky Lindy's Son Running Fish F(!,rm ~ NIW YORX (UPI) ;-To lllOll people a f.m II I ,iot of land devoted to --fOod. To Jon Llod'*9b.. ~""' ol Chlrlal Undbef111, 1111 llmed avtalor1 It can Ill ud II a bodJ .. water ..i.. proleln In tho lonn of aal-........ lib .... people Ffffl wheat oroom. Lindbergh'• Dma1 l'lrmo operellon In ~ II 1111 Ollly ult· "'"' llllllaa "firm" In Iha Vnliod .... 1llrllll ~ teln Corp, ol Ntw Yllll 1111 I frolb1nllr oaha' fu'.111 Ill MDlhtlm, Pa., and 11 llulldlal llllOlbar lllCh silo plant al MtmlllOlllll Spring•, Ark. UNDllSRGH, VICE pr.,i- dellt and director of Domsea Fanna, Inc., a aublidlary of VDIOll Cerlllde, hal opeclalUed In _..allure for years. Hlo IJ1llnll llbarpened .. OOW1I bame more and m or e poUuled endangering I h e wcnl'a aipply of protein, ne<DJISll'1 to We. Alldt . from humanitarian moll"'' Lindbergh -a $10 mlDlon lo l40 million mark In Ibo pen-sized coho and chfllool< Nimon he farms In Puget Sound, jull -of Seatlle. Since the !"!>Joel btllan ear- ly In I~ Domlla hal ~~wl~~ flDanclal I t'dlllC'I from the National O~t&D and Atmo1pbertc Mmtaktratlon. Because ol ~. Ibo iOinl price of Allanllc llbnon hal soared to " ,.. pound. Domau 1ets about fl.~per poudll ... • Ille wlloliuler about Sl.71. 'l1IE PAN-SIZED oa!mon, about a pound or Jess, baa been telt marketied I n mtaur81lts Jn SeatUe, San Francisco, Washington, D.C. and Newton, Mass., a n d Domaea dMCl'lbed cW1tomer react1oo II "good." Many countrt .. have checked out the Domlea operation. Among them are Canada, Chile, Japan, Norway and the Soviet Union. It takes Undbergh and bis staff about 13 months, !rom egg to akillet, to deliver a oalmon to the commercial mar!tet. EARLY TRANSFER of the fish from freth water pond! into ftoattng net pe"' In a sail water environment hu been MOltitemA at reduced prices Sears Regular Low Price! 8,000 BTU Coldspot Air Conditioner Get cool relief this summer with a Sears Coldspot air $18 9 88 coaditioner. Tilt-down panel front, Quick-mount vinyl 1Ude-out panels. Concealed easy to operate controls. Handy 3-speed fan. Model #7211. Major Appli11nce Dtpr. C,UT '12! Heavy-Duty 20-In. Portable Fan w •• $3'.95 Powerful ;.speed, 2().inch fan witbthermostattOmain- tain the comfort le'lfl you wish. In avocado colored case. Eltari'41 Dt;1, 2294 ·2,000 CFM 1/20 HP Window Unit l!MnRegular Low Price! 7195 Two speed 1/20 HP motor for 2,000/1600 CFM. Fits 24 to 36-inch wide double hUllB windows. Model 6175 4,000 CFM Window Coole~ I 22.95 Pl11,,,b;,1g·Httlling D1p1. Desert Firm Takin~ In Old Traina par! pl the production ............................... ...,.,.....,""!! .......... ~ ...................... -tf-----------:-------------------------breaklllrough. It •!Pkll many ~ , MOJAVE CAP) -Tbl Purdy Co. might Ill olllad Ille H111111ne SocletJ ol t be rallroed business. '1'1111 railroad 18lv11e com-· ~ In Ille dllll1 '}foll .. d..t II Ibo lul nlUlldilp !or many apd 1'lllnltd can. For a ·few, tt 11 the llarl of a new lift. The Purdy Co. .tabs In about llO worHUI c0r. a month. It otrlfl* them and JftPUes them for the smelter's cauldron. But IO~ U'I NVed. llEQUESTS TO BUY 11IE old cars flood in from a varie- ty of source!. Pusenger and dining cars art used for restauranta, box can become tool sheds, and cebooaes are trana!ormed Into mountain cabins. Ole builder turned a box car Into a bridge. There are seemingly u many different ways to uae the cars u there aft! people who will come out to the Mo-Jave Deaerl to get them. AND THE PRICES are fair· ly reasonable. A decent caboose goes for about Sl.000. A box car can be bought for a mere $850. Dining and passenger cars, the deluxe Items at the Purdy Co., run about $3,000 each. But still, homes cannot be found for all of the cars, , problems and the lllgh cost of S , ·\ -- lengthy cultivation In fiesh r ;IJ'E •20 r water ponds and results In ac-p . • celerated growtl\. Domsea salmon are grown ,Gil prepared !ood designed to lacreaae . weight quickly. It allO eliminates most pe1Ucidel ~nd metab !ound In Dllllral fttdllli waten. • ............. bid -prob- leml,., Aid Lindberah in a tel •1' hone Interview. "~tor 11111 can break or chew tiroulh Ibo n e t o. Predator bfrdJ can cut down tbe harvest. And there are some handllng prob!ema. "But," said Lindbergh, I softspoken, rugged man, .. there are ''adventases. Neta permit tidal curren(f to bring dioaolved oxygen Into the pens and flush out wute materials. They are resilient and yield to high current forces. And there Is the low capital investment and angle.11 IF THE SALMON ex- periment proves successful, Dotruea oayo It will ln- v.,ttgate the farming of trout, tuna, mu11eb, 11callops, lohlten, shrimp and pompano. Llodbergh, a skilled sea driver, wu asked if he personally went underwater to oversee his "farms" and sug- gest changes In their culUva- tlon. "! used to before I got grounded ln January," said Lindbergh. "A drunk driver hit my car, and I came up with a concusion. But I hope to be back soon." I See by Today's Want Ads e FUN FOR 11lE WHOLE FAMILY with thi1 New- port Beaeh Tenn}, Club family membenhlp. Start to .rwtna:I e PLAY ALL YOUR FAV· ORI'l'ES on this Wurlitzer SPtnet Plano. 1t'1 mlhoa- ln)I. e ,ITS A FOOORRROr U A 1917 Ford ttlat runs eoc>d ... ""11 llllOl 2•,000 BTU Cenll'al Air Conditioning ReguluS389 Condcmcr, Slope Coil Upstairs, downstairs, en· joy comfortable cool- ing in every room with Sears central air condi- tioning. 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ALHAMlllA CllllllTOS a MONTI INGUWOOD OLYMPIC,,,l<l'Ri PICO IUINA PAIK COMPTON POMONA Portable Cooler with {,:art Long life, single spcod lllO!Or. Direct drive high oucput blow· er gives 275 CFM, cooler op- erates from 4.co 5 houn with- out refilling. .-629} Pl•.,&ini·Ht•lmg DtP'· Sean Regain Low Price! 3095 Portable Cooler, 375CFM _____ 41,25 I I Super 8 Film Proj ~ctor ' ' Varuoom f:l.5 IOOI. Aacomatic lhmdiQ&. Piojec11 ••• fonrud, rnene, still, llow modon. 400-f~ rttl. Film trimmer. c._v.,,. 8888 ' Ads Abouts..,.. Con11enie1u Credlr Plant SANTA MONICA TOUANCI S.K ... .., 'ilii.-;;u;;r.;l cNIOOA PAIK COVINA OLINDA LE HOUYWOOD lONO IEACH OllANOI NOllTHllDOI PASADINA SOUTH COAST PLAZA VAllEY -°"•-... d ··-·,.-· .... s ......... -o o,y..,, _.,,. .,..,..,. ,...,.....,.., A!CS VllMON;f M-r ... SnJailb Sttuff Human Subjects • Died in Testing W ASllJNGTON (AP) - During a ~year federal et· perlment, a group ot •ypb!lis victims .,.. denied proper medical lrtatinent for their disease .... Some participants died as a ret1ult. but survJvon now are getting whatever aid is poasible, tbe U.S. Public Health Service jlY•· The aperlment, conducted by the PHS, was designed to determine through autopsies what damage untreated syphilis does to the human body. . . Of ab<lut eOI> Alabama black men who orliinally took part in the study, 200 or so · were allowed" to su{fer the disease and its side effects withotlt treatment, even after penicillin was discovered as a cure for syphilis. Treatment then pro!> ably could have saved or helpec! many of the ex- periment partic.Jpants, PHS of· ficials aay. THEY ~CONTEND t h a t survivors of the experiment City Hal,l's Nude Nature Under Fire SOMERVllJ.E, Mass. (AP) - Mother Nature is in trouble at Somerville City Hall. Last January, in an effort to brighten up the rather drab building, Mayor S. Lester Ralph commissioned artist Paul White to do a series of murals. One of them on the ceiling turned out to be a nude, bux· om· lady, idenfitied as 0 Mother Nature." Now the Board of Aldermen, by an 11-0 vpte1 has adopted an order filed by President James McCarthy requesting the Somerville Clergymen's Association '1to review and evalute the painting ..• and submit a report ... as to the moral ramifications of such an exhibit upon the' personal fiber of this community." McCarthy could not be reached for comment. are now too old to treat for syphllJs, bot add that PHS dodon are giving the men thorough physica l <X· amlnations even two yean and are treating them for whatever other ailments and diseases they have developed. 14embers of Congress ttacted with shock t o disclosure Tuesday by 'lbe AMociated Press that 'the PHS syphilis experimentation on human guinea pigs had taken place. · · sen. William Proxmire, (D- Wis.,) a member of the Senate appropriations subcommittee which ov~seas PHS budgets, called the study "a moral and ethical nightmare." "It's incredible to me that such a thing could ever have happened, 11 he said in a statement. "The Co rig r e s s should give careful co~ sideration to compensating the families of these men." SEN. EDWARD M. Ken- nedy, (0.Mass.), chairman of the Senate h e a I t h sulr committee, said through a committee spokesman that be deplores the facts of the case and is concerned a b o u t whether any other such ex- periments exist. The syphilis experiment, called the Tuskegee Study, began in 1932 in Tuskegee, Ala., an area which had the highest syphilis rate in the nation at tliat time. When the study began, tht discovery of penicillin as a , cure for syphilis was still 10 years away and the general availability of the drug was 15 years away. Treatment in the 1930s consisted primarily of doses of arsenic and mercury. OF THE 600 original participants in the study, one third showed no signs having syphilis; the others had the disease. According to PHS data, half the . men with syphilis were given t h e arsenic-mercury treatment for syphilis at all. Men were persuaded to participate by promises of free transportation to and from hospitals, free ho t lunches, free medical treat- ment for ailments other than syphilis and free burial. A llrst lor L11 Vegas! WHEREVER YOU STAY,• enjoy lh• glltltr of the SI rip ANO the e'xclltment of C11lno Center downlO'Mll Enjoy this pack• tgl 11 your leJturt -THESE COUPONS ARE VALID FOREVER!Jneludet: AT THE STAR• OUST • Olnner 'tn thl Platter Re1\1uran1 • 2 PelM Aoom t>r11klt1t1 • 2 cockttll & lhow In the Sterl!ght LOUll09 • Coekt1H In lh• ,JOckeyBtr • A.T~EFREMONT • Olnntr, ' iihoW 'Ind coc;kt1il In lht F!tlll Show Room • Cockllll lri lht Cnlno Bar •. AT EACH HOTEL-A ~anct kl win $25,000-a po111b1t sso.tKio In all! Pl.US Im t111n1port1tlon between the two ho\ tit. All FOR ONl Y $17.76, Including .it till" end up.1 MAIL COUPON TO RESERVE YOUR ALL-AMERICAN PACKAGES. 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G.,,.ttl ,.'1lt0Me, 6-speokon o!MI I tf«.11 ..,_ NOW ..... O.ltlHlly Mt.ti. Consoles 419'7 PIKQ lfRCTI'fl !NIU SUllDAY JULY IO STOii HOURS: DAILl: 10 AM to f PM e SATUIDAY 10 AM to f PM e SUNDAY 10 AM to 7 PM e SHOP AT WHITE FRONT! • ·, .. COSTA MESA 3088 BRISTOL ST. San Diego Freeway at Bristol .. -•••• ... -- ••st•W!Si4llJW- 7501 DAILY Pll.OT Epidemic Of Burns Report ed CHICAGO (AP ) -A "silenl epidemic" or burns in the United States is killing and crippling 1norc prople than polio did in 1954, its pealc epidemic ·year. · Three T c x a s physicians make this assertion in calling for a national drive to reduce burns "sinlilar to that which lras required to con tr o I' poliomyelitis." "It is evident that burn prevention should be of high priority in our society,·' they \\'rote in an editorial in the Ju· ly 24 issue of the Journal of the Am erican T\1 e di c al Association. The physicians arc Ors. Ar .. JT¥)nd S. Galdman. Duane L; Larson and Sally Abston, all ot the University of T e x a 1 medical branch in Galveston. , The doctm said a singl• government agency should spearhead a COOl'dlnated pro-- gram to seek to reduce burn injuries and. deaths. The suggested steps include: better design and regulation or open space heaters, hot-water heaters and kitchen stoves!- education prog-rams through the mass media, and govern· ment action to require manufacture of flame-retar· dant clothing. "The incidence of burn in- juries in the United States ex- ceeds that of every in· dustrlaHzed cowitr y. a n d deaths and crippling due to burns in this country current!;." are considerably greater than the mortaiily and morbidllY, due to poliomyelitit in the peak epidemic year of 11164.~ they wrote . National Safety C o u n c 11 statistics &how that 6,700 · persona died in fires and of burn Injuries tn 1970, and 250,000 suffered disabling in· juries. By contrast, in 1954. about 50,000 persons coti· tracted polio and l,SOO died ol . IL. The physicians note that a person burned over 50 percent of his body requires intensive .hospital care for about four months, at a cost of about $.W,000. Half of the patients so severely burned die, they ad· ded. The doctors studied 363 children treated . at t h e Shriners Burns Institute in Galveston between 1966 ind 1970. • Ninety percent of these ~f· fered burns at home or in the home neighborhood, they reported. Skyftoneher Oregon rancher Wilbert Horne awaits turn to take off from Pendle- ton Airport aboard gyro-copter. Horne use1 gyro.copter lo "ride fence " on his 2,200- acre 11spre1d11 al speeds up lo 6S·MPH. He built craft Imm kit In year. ,-- DAILY PILOT w-1. Ju~ 26, 1972 PILOT-ADVERTIS£R J% ---~---'--'-----~ SOFT·SEJ.J, SAM by Marvin Myen Men in Service l!I ~. Leave ·Those Moles Alone Alrmon Ge«!• N . .zoi..,. Jr., IOll ol Mrs. AM 1.olu:r ot JM La Pat, Westminster, bu eompleted his U.S. Air FOltt basic tr~ at the Air Training Command • Lackland AFB, Tex. He bu bet.n aaalgned to Sheward AFB, Tex., for training in ac- counting and finance. AFB, Tes. Ile has b<tn assigned to Sheppard AFB, Tex., for training tn alrcralt maintenance. Airman Schaf· man attended CO.la Mtll lljgh School. His wile, Judi, la the daughter OI Mr. and Mn. M. H. Freeman of %291 Elden Ave., Costa Mesa . ' Dear Dr. Stelncrohn: My --------, sltt, color-eJpOcia)ly 11 there would )le admitted oo the •loltl' bu moles. I have DOCTOR IN is bleedlng-iel in tooch with sam~ day for T and A's. It 11 moles. Some of mine are • skin specialist fast. Using lncooctivable that all tllesa hairy. a 1t 111 ri&ht to pu11 out TH I HOUSE creams and other sell·~t-the haln! Will tlley .......,.?· '---------' ment lead! to dangerous pro-c!llldren bad s P e c I f I c ln- l1n't too much fuss be.inc C!'astinaUon. cancer thrives dicaUons for operatior>-0tber made about the danger of to the burning of a building when people put off ex-than "Let's get Jt all over with molea! cancer and all that! I than to the building 01 It. aminatlon and treatment by at one lime." lhlnlt It i. being overdone. an expert. 'lbeae days nose and throat Don't you?-Mr. Y. Few -le escape moles. apeclallsts do not perform T COMMENT: No, not being Some have only one or two in MEDICALETTES and A unless the child has in- Mlclaeel t J. Bol11Dde1, of Navy Petty Officer Third ":... overdone. Although tt is true a lifetime; otbera have many. (Replin To Headen) fected tonsll1 or adenoids, or Fwntaln Valley, was one of Cius Charles A. Kral, bus-that only relatively few moles Sometime• ~--i~~-is a For Mra. G.: I think you wtiere there is a hl1tory of the SS cadell from the U.S. band of the former Mils Linda JW.:!f""---A turn cancerous (malignant), it hereditary ~.,. But few have misunderstood. I do not troublesome. infections t n Mllltary Academy at West M. Wogner of 1817 A Bedford ~ "Li---~ 11 true al!o tllat tragedies do will get into trouble II tlley adv1'e that tonsil• and throot, and HI' lofiammatlons, Point, N.Y., to arrive at Ft. 48.ne, Newport Beach, took occur, especially in instances follow these suggestions : adenoids should "neveru come or actual jnterference with Greely, Alaska. June 11 for part in Portland, Oregon'i an· .... ~'ij':1:,, where people feel-as you Never . pull bah from a out. If you will reretd any hearing due to adenoid lrou· three wee.ks of Army orlen-nual Rose Festival. do-that too much fuss is mole. It may be followed by previous columns on the sulr ;:;:bl,,•·===,,·====; tation tra~ at the northern He sailed to Portland aboard being made. lnlecllon. · ill 'ind tha hat 1 .arf .... tra nlng -ter. USS D Ject you w Ji t w ·-· the destroyer escort •TIU: NA ilON'S RfTAIL SALES JUMPf Preventive care 1' always ao Take care of a mole II ii is stress is the fad that I do not Cadet Hollinden will be Ralhburne, one of 20 Navy, much more boring a n d belng irritated by a bra strap believe in wholesale rtm0vaJ training In the art& of mou.. Coast Guard and Royal Cana· FOIJRTffN PER CEl'IT LAST WfEK··· AAYE YOO uninteresting than dramatic or a belt. This may be con-of tonsils and adenoid!. taineering, glacier crossing dian shipa to visit the "City of relief when danger is evident. ducive to malignancy. As recenUy as 15 ta 20 years and Inland waterways naviga· lloses" for thlJ ye a r '• BEfN OUT SfiOl'PIN~ A4AJN?.'.I' Charge it up to human nature. And, moo~ Important, If any ago, a "parcel" of a half-dozen THE BEST ReadersbSp po 111 prove "Peanuts.. II one ot the world's most popu_~IJ' comic strl}ll. Read it daily 1n the DAILY PILOT. 1ioa. 1'lt cadet is the aon of festivities. More people will go scurrying mole begina to change .shape, or more children of one family Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Holllnden.1 ------------------------------'-'===.=:..=::..'.:~..:::.:::_::?:::...::..;=:.!:.=".:'..--=:..::::::=:.:::.::.:::=:::'...========= 18694 Santa Carmela, Fountain Valley. Army 1peciallst four It-Obert C. Boll, llOll of Mr. and """ LaWN!nce · F. Boll, 13 7 Z4 Cerise, Hawthorne, is a member of the 82nd Airborne Division from Ft. Bragg, N.C., which has embarked to In- diantown Gap Military Reservation, Pa., to serve ih support of the reserve officers tralntng COfllt (ROTC) sum- mer camp. He is a 1969 graduate of Leuilnger High Sc h o o I , Gardena, Calif. His wile, Bar- rie, lives at 2188 Puente, C.osta Mesa. Anny specialist rour IAdwl( M. Fischer, son of Mr. and Mra. Ludwig L. Fischer, 20711 Qwwood Lane, HWltington Beach, la aervtng with the U.S. Anny strategic com- munications co m m a n d , Europe, In Germany. A microwave systeIDs repainnen with the commands headquarten, he was last sta· tloned at Ft. Moomouth, N.J. U.S. Air Forte Major Vidor J. Nartz Jr., son of Mr. and Mr1. Victor J. Nartz of 32302 AUpaz St., San Juan Capistrano, hu received the DiJttngulahed Flying Cross for aerial achievement in Viet· nam . Major Nartz distinguished himself as a C.7A alra"aft commander. He flew a combat mission to support another aircraft which h a d ex- perienced engine trouble and was forced to land at an in- secure airfield. Despite the constent threat of enemy a<> tlvlty, the major and his crew remained In the area to insure the safe recovery of the crip- pled alrmdt and tts crew. He was presented the medal at Sheppard AFB, Tex., where he oow serves as an air traffic control officer. His unit ls part ol the Air Force COm- municatione Service which provides global com- munications and air traffic control for the USAF . U. s. Air Force Captain Jack Jl. Hall, 1<>n of Mr. and Mra. Leonard R. Hall. 1721 Antigua Way, Newport Beach, has aiTived for duty at Ent AFB, COlo. Captain Hall, a space systems officer. ls assigned to a unit of the Aerospace Defense Command which pro- tects the U.S. agaiMt hostile alcraft and mJsslles. H e prevklwlly served at Thule AB, Greenland. Midshipman Third Class Palll M. Morda1b:ll, son of A1r. and Mrs. Paul A. Mordasini of 1st · W. Marquita, S a n Clemente, was in Portland. Ore., for the city's annual Rose Festival. Be ts a member of the Naval Reserve O f f i c e r Training Corps unit at the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque. N. M., and sail· ed to Portland aboard the destroyer escort USS Stein. me of 20 Navy, Coast Guard and Royal Canadian ships to .tilt the HCity of Roses" for tldl year'• festivities . -' A I t m a n Cbrlstopber T. Y.aa:, IOl'I of Mrs. Lillian Mc:Eolry of tl33 Sommet i..ne, Newport Beach, bas been graduated al Keesler AFB Miss., from the U.S. Air 7orct administrative tpedalllt course concluded by the Air Tntnlng command. Airman Young 13 now pro- ftclent in the preparation o( Air l'on:t cormpondenc. and reporll. • -Cout Guard Seaman llecnllt Toby J. Elder, son ol Mr. and Mra. James C. Elder of 1111 Navajo H<>Bd , Wntm!nster, enlisted In the Coal IJulrd at Long Beach, 11111 It iocelving basic training at Alameda. -Alnllln Ttrtuce J, Seba!· -aon of Mr. and Mrs. ai.rt• R. Schafman of 1111 Allltln Ave., Costa Mesa, baa completed hl1 U.S. Air Force bulc: trtinlni at the Air Tralo1ni-O>rnmand'1 Lackland ' • ( • llDJ'S OF ROLLS SALVAGED MANY NEAR PERFECT ROLLS ... SOME WITH SLIGHT DAMAGE. I • . . SAl,E FIRST COME ... FIRST SIRYID ... SIZE PILE CONTENT COLOR COMPARABLE REGULAR • • PRICE SALE PRICE PRICI 9'x16'. ................... 100% Nylon Shag ................. , .......... Gold .............. , ..................... $2'.40.00 ................... $200.00 .................. $110.00 10'x13'. .................. 100% Kode l Polyester Shag ................... Gold ................ , .................... $155 .00 :. ... .,., .......... $110.00 ................... $50.00 9'3"x20'. ................ 100% Kodel Polyester Shag .................. Tri ·Color .................. , .............. $170.00 ..............•.... $130.00 ................... $65.00 9'9"x25 '. ................ 100% Polyester Shag .: ............ ,: ...... : .. Tri-Color ................................. $250.00 ...... , ...... , .. ., . $210.00 . , ................. $10.00 8'x24 '. ................. · .100% Kodel Polyester Shag .................. Green ....••....•.••...•.. .' •.•..••....... $240.00 ................... $~05.00 ................... $79.00 11 'x 31 T '. ............... 100% Kodel Po lyester Shag .................. White ................................... $425 .00 ................... $350.00 .................. $140.00 10'6"x47 '6" .............. 100% Kodel Po lyester Shag ..•............... Brown & Beige .......................... $480.00 ................... $400.00 .................. $110.00 811"x39'6" .. · · · · · • ·······I 00% Kodel Polyester Shag ...•............. ,Orange •.......... ······· •. , ••....• , .... ·$350.00 ........... , ....... $275'.00 ...... , ..... , ..... $120.00 11'9"x 14 '9" ............. · 100% C.F. Nylon Hi -low ......••............. Slue-Green .. ~ ..••........ , ....••.•..... ·$130.00 ................ , .. $100.00 .................... $45.00 8'5"x25'. ................ 100% Polyester Shag ........•....•........... Orange ...••.•.....•......... , ......•... ·$31' 00 $225.00 $19 00 . ~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '................... . 10'x77 '6" ............... · 100% Kodel Polyester Shag .................. Black. & White .......................... $710.00 ........ ,. .... , ..... $600.00 .................. $250.00 11 'x17' ....••••••.•....... 100°/o All ied Nylon Shag .. ,, .•.. , .• , ...... , .. Green .....••••.••. ! ...................... ·$300.00 .••••.•....•••• ,, •. $225.0~., .................. $H.OI 11 'x 15 '. .................. 100% All ied Nylon Shag ......•.......••..... Green •.•..•••..••.•••.•.•.....•••..•.•.• $290.00 ...... , ............ $220.00 .................... $95.00 11 '9"x16' .••..•..•.••.•.. 100% Polyester Shag .....••...... ,., .. ,., .... Ol iva .......... ., ......... , ............... $315.00.,., •••• ,t,.: .. ,., .. $221:00, .•... : ...... , ...... •at.OI 7'9"x28'4" .......•....... 100% Nylon Shag t ..••••• , .......... , ••••••••• Blue-Green , ••••••••••••.•••..• , .•••••••• $.it2.5.00 ................... $350.00 .... : '.'., .. ,, ...... • 149 ... 10'2"x 19'9" ..••.•..•.•••. 100% KoC:lel Hi·low ..........• , .....•.......• Gold ...•.....•.•....••••••.•.•...••• , ••. .$)60.00 .••. •.,.,., ••.•.•.. $I 1 ~.DO •..•.•••.•. ,, ....... SSS.ff 12'x 10'6" ................ 100% Kodel Polye•ter Shag .•••....•••....... Two· Tone Orange ..••..... , ..•..••.•..•. $115.00 .................... ftS.00, ................... $32.00 11'9"x12'3" ......•....... 100% Kodel Polyester Shag .••• , •• , .•••.•.... Green •.••••.•••.••.• : ••.. ,, ••. , .•••••••• $120.00 ••••• ,., ••••••••••. $100.00 ••••..•..•......... , •41.00 1J'x11 ' ..........••...... 100% Polyester Shag ........•...•.......•.... Brown •...•••••••.•••••.. , .••••••••..••••. $t10.00 ........ : ...• , .. , ... $90.IO .............. , ...... •it.H 4'9"x7"2" •.......•...•.•. 100% Polyester Shag ....••••..•••.......•..... Tangerine •.•.••.••••••••••••••••••••••••.•• $15.00 .••.••••••••••.••• :. $50.00 .............. ; ..... •11.to • PLUS THOUSANDS MORE ••• • 31·1G·ID DAYS NO lllIDEST • COIMNIEllT·ClflfT l'IJllS Alt .... AYAllAIU • W Fii 00 ,_,. -!!!!IC!• llSIT M CIS!W NAHn IE"- THIS SALE AT COSTA MESA STORE ONLY! 1714 NEW·PORT BLVD. 714~45-3020 SHOP IN IACK OF STORE """'LOW IALE PRI ' ' • I ' -• • I : 1<1 ·:-. " ltimv aw.i. .. r.[" a;; •. -Ed J\ehiecka ~ <i;) stcns ' a t~ ~'~On·~ uoua" Jetter to1 frel•· d~t Nbcou whleh wlU 119 cahied to WUl)!Qf' · t4n, D.C. by <rOIS' " ~Icy cyclist Rollert ~ • FJinn in an effort• to _ ' rW. . money f-Or the Silit& .:Clara~County ~boo! for Hand!· cappe!l Childfen. r . ~ ""'!'".,:;., · ... QUANG TRI, So\llh Vietnam SF-:-Y~~u:= rt . croaoo,..,.... ~-. --a Wery !-::n~ r. i!..Jltf fairbl life th<re 11111 one o1 tbtj:~ come in' with YO\I· ., , . As SOuth Vietnamese fon:e1 m6.l\I'! lo Quang T\:i; lhlY mOV¢. Closer to the deadly 1301Jim ~tillery pi..,. · tho · Ni Vietnamese hav~ bltiD • · in f untains to tl'e we · . · !ri'EER THE. -.i..ns, ,.. cGmtinlst forward o~er ., tea.ls ilip into the area ot the _, • adf: troops , -,,-spot <-ta ta. .., l,. e > knew the • F. 0. • (fOani observer) was close ~!mt'~.~.\~ t·~t Arjiiy C.pl. G4U·:FujTow, 32, ol ,l!J.blna, Qhio. He· adJusled · Iiia floppy hat tbit '1"tcbed hi! d i r t y fa\lpel, and poinlflc! down to tbe>llw!k<r lt1llrtfft:· • "t n;'.d in !hit damned bole for three days and two nlibta-C We c0vld1i't stick our h'8da up bfca'Uie of the incoming," he aalf ' · iJo,r 1'utT11w stood casually . a~·tlii! aindbqged bullke, at the COnimand post o1 the nth AirtiOme Battalion. Th e J>liatrqopers to whom he i1 a~ as an adviser also loOnlfed ibout _ enjoying the sllll, C91>llpg ~· ; m DAY · BtFOilE they hi~ talteb • trloie· than 300 rolindl 'of the ·. 6rtillery fire which. scfreeches lo a n d de!Dnltes iwilh ~.q\i/cli crash. •.1w1 bayenlf liall'a li>Wld all daf '' Furrow1 • tild. "We ha-ki' had 'llftY-Incoming ~ir::~:o:~::~ sM; ~ VietnBmeS& wl th ·b~rl.~ at a llO-foot lowar onlY lllO yards f lbt'Command')>oll in tho oi tM batfillori. 11(, w. guy silting on ~ wtllf~ 1,c. r,inging over • I~ lldi and wearint a radio ~ Th(n Ile All onotber Pl, ...... uP."' he al.id. --1 ·NM gtlnned, ,.1n11n1 to a •=amouflised SOuth Vi , , -~: ' '!!£ :JUsT. SAT ript here w • that ~wtr all lo lie aald. "We ltarW 1oi.: and juat worked !") wltlj •l!o!rt 1' 1'Q\ll!dl. "" Mmblislled It alid ... •· ha 'I bad -her round to- d ~ I IL ~~ f. L K ..... . . .... . ' J .. . .. ' . I < • ~... , ' • • I • . ' . '' j ' ',Ill .... . .. w......,, July 26. 1972 ., ' .-el~k·stopping trieolors 7 • I I • ' l . , __ _ ·~1 . r -W I I 1 I from vanity fair A tricolor triumph ... the Fonflore collectiol1 strikes up contrasting bonds of solid color with deep inverted front pleats. A con<:ert or peri twinkle blue with loving pin k and down pink in opaque . I ~ 1 ny lon tricot. A. Lon2 robe1 s~lf selh, I 0· 16, 20.00 8. Long gown, empire waist, 32-38, 13.00 C. Short gown, XS-S-M-L. 9.00 D. Matching zipfront short coot, 32-38, 13.00. Short sleepwear also ovoiloble in merrygold orange with yellow and doffydil . Sleepwear Lingerie, 24 r n I E I , -. I "nn!•,l1 I ' ' ~,.~.;;'-' ·-·~·s · _a~ ~ilJ:e ,hroadway ' ' . , ,.. . I l ' '. ; I AtwtltM .. f' 444 "· l"8tl }"' n1-1111 ' . HllllTIN&IOll HACH 1111 Wh1fff A""" (114) m.JJJI -.. .. ""°''"'' llff No. T"'t. "-l 11141 "'·Ill I CIUllOS 100 \.ot C.ftlto1 Moll lll)) 160-'41f 47.............. Ul41 M4-llll . . SHO' 10 A.M. le t :JO ,,M. MONDAY THROUGH F•IDAY, SAlUlDAY 10 A.M. te 6 P.M. SUNOAY 11 NOON te I P.M. ( ) ) I I - r JI 'DAILY t!LOT Wfd-, J.ly 26. 19n Wtdnttday, July 26, Im PnOT-ADVEmSER l --- Plen Now New Mark . Here Are Tips Fo1· Retirement On Fi1ms Save Money, Repair Bikt.J Early Recorded By JOSEPIUNE RIPLEY Ciw'l•llM Sdellu. M91WIW s.A"kti year. according to l.rade estimates. How can you reduce the More than a million repair bills on your bicycle! CYCUSTS ARE asking for r'"Jdents v I• w • d lllms, "By Wdng better care of trouble when Ibey dash Into attempt any major repairs on their own unless they have the right tools and know how to use them. But, for emergen- cies on the road, riders should carry a small crescent wrench and a screwdriver. but not by government and, In the end, you may authorities who have raised spend as much as you would questions as to its safety. have had you bought' a better one in the first place. FOR A YOUNGS~ learn-ff yoti can, buy you~ bicycle ing to ride, most bicycle ex~ at a place that ataro provk!es perts re<:ommend a mid-service. Most repa.Jr shops dlewelght rnodel with heavy have a big backlog<•¢ work, tires and a thick steel frame. and you might stand a better By Joyce Lalo Kennedy ''Tbll could be tbe start ltf aomething big," WJI the greeting of a frkld11 bubud as b• walked la tbtlr tr.al door • few eveaing1 ago. I knew what Doa toe1U1t -he was looking a.bead to a uew kind of life. This was a special day for Don. After 38 years as an bO company executJve, he was hanging up bis ettache cue for the last time. On bis old Job, tbat Is. MANY RETIREES FEEL they have come to the end of the line. Not Don. With a vigor belying his age, he would Career Corner simply switch bases and titles, becoming the president of a small clothing manufacturing business bis wile st- several y~ars back. If Retihment Day is a decade or less away in your life, t'ake a clue from Don and approach tt smiling. Pian now to pave your retirement paJh with profilable and lnttrestin( things to do. Here are more ldeaa: MONEY ON TREES. If you have 25 or more acres (sometimes less will do), tree farming can be a · cash-Cul sideline. Christmas trees - trees for many other uses - will frequenUy gi'I!" ••ll In soil too poor for other crops. Starting a tree farm it twig- snapplng easy, but you need expert forester advice to manage it well. A good soutte of free help Is the American Forest Institut.e, 1619 Massachusetts Ave. NW, Washington, D.C. 20036. COOL CASH IN SKATES. Like shoes, kids outgrow ice 11kate5 and replacement is ex· • pensive. You could buy skate sharpening equipment and refurbish used skates for resaJe. If zonJnr pennits, operate in yoli:r ~borne. Get customers through classtfled newapaper ads, and posters at "1lling skating rinks. Also, of· fer a skate sharpening servlct. Useful booklet: SB A ' s "Starting and Managing a Swap Shop or Consignment Sale Shop," available for 35 cents from tbe Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D.C. 204-02. MONEY MELANGE . Translate past e1perience into new horizons .•• Earnings Increase Reported Allergan Phannaceuticals of Irvine said its sales increased 20 percent and earnings in- creased from $257 ,801 to $310,788 during the three months ended June 30. Allergan sales for t he quarter were the highest three-month sales in i t s history. Although ahead of the first quarter, operating in come margins were down from last year because of the expansion of the dermatology sales force, expenses associated with the new research and ad- ministration building and the general increase in research and development expenses this year. Allergan's research ex- penses for six months-are 39 A former uletman might persusa• local mercllants lo pirlicipate in a c:ouppn book promotion. Coupon bdoks sell for a few dollars, but contain · many times !belt cast In prod· uct and service offers which are good for a UmJted time. (Buy ooe Item -get the S<C· ond item free idea.) You charge 'Bd'fert.isers a fee, and keep profit from sales of boob. You can wholesale l>O<>ka to otben to sell. A former artist m f g h I freelance Insignia-and slripe- painting for new car dealers. A woman who has raised chlldren might line up work as a new mother'• helper by ask- ing physicians to refer her; some "baby nunes" earn flSJ25.day w I t h minimum auignments of 5 days. Pian. now to mal<e your Rellrement Day the b<glnnlng. becked out of tbe Huntlngt it," ii the advice of bicycle the house even for "just a c on repairmen. U your brakes minute" a_nd leave the bicycle Beach public libruy OVM' tbe don't grab is quickly as Ibey leaning against a post or tree. past year, setting-a new mark ahouJd, or the gears are sll~ If It tips over durihg that for the city. ping a bit, doo 't keep riding .. minute," the aplll may Mrs. Sarah Glas, audio-just because the problem damage the gears or the brake visual director for the library, doesn't aeem. serious at the or bend (be spokes in the Ume. wheel. said the total viewers of 16mm Flat tires are a common films from July 1, 1971 to July THESE SYMPTOMS are p r o b I e m. M a Dy a re 1, 1972 was 1,105,556. serious, and you will reallie unavoidable by the rider, but "That may be the highest !bat ~ you get your repair 1Qme could be avoided If tires number of viewers for any ,ci-bill. The .cost of repairs would were chected regularly for ty library in Orange County," ~ve been Jesa if you had wear, air pressure, and for she says. The county library turned 'tbe bike In promptly. plec<s of glass or other abarp system, wltb 32 !>ranches, hit Repairmen aay !bat many ·particles. tbe million viewer mark last peoj>le neglect their bikes, use Check tbe chain frequently year. thei;n .carelessly, fall to keep to be sure that it ii kept as The public library lw 250 tbe tire pressure up, neglect to clean as possible. It should !Imm films w.IDch a r e use tbe kick stand when they have a light coating of oil at available for pubhc use. Mrs. park or try to re·pair a bicycle all times. If the saddle i! Glas laid she felt tbe film whe~ Ibey don't know.how. made of leather, It should ·be usage was high because of the · All this holps to create a kept waterproof wltb ·shoe quality of films available. work Jani .In blc)'<le repair polisb, )/ut rub bard la· lake "A lot of teachera are also shops, which are already excess polish off IO it does not using our films, even thcK:Jgh servicing 60llle 73 · milllon get on clothing. the 1scb0ols have their own," bikes, with 10 million new ones · she'added. coming ooto tbe market '_tbls, BIKE OWNERS shouldn't One of lhe best locks for use in parking is a heavy chain, available al a hardware store. Slip it through an inner tube so that 'it will not scratch or $mage the bike. Run it through the wheels so Ibey cannot be stolen. Secure the chain with a large lock. One or tbe biggest mlslakes ln buying a bike is to get the wrong site. So try it on as carefully as you would a pair of shoes. Straddle the frame and see if you place both feet easily on the ground on either side. Sit ·on the saddle. You should be able from this sit· ling position to place your heel on the pedal at its lowest polnt -Without undue stretching. ' Today's best seller is the flashy high-rise handlebar bil<e with ~the "banana" seat. It r~bles ·a motorcyc~ and is fa1(Qrea by !be youbg set - The longtime favorit~ 3-chance of quick se.rvlce if you speed model, used mainly for were to take your bike back lo recreation and exereise, has home base for repa.ln. ped · 1 · For those people who want been top now tn popu arity to avoid these long waits and by the lO-speed, lightweight do their own repair work, a wheel. The 10-speeder is the type now used by commuters book bas been written' just for h I f .tbem. It Is called "Aeybody's and cyclists w o go n or Bike Book, and 0 r I 'g l n a 1 touring. Manual of Bicycle Repalrl." 11 ~Then there are tandem bikes ls a pape~back, price $3. It is for togetherness. And an in most bookstores. But if you adult-sized tricycle is coming can't find it, for 25 cents more into vogue among senior you can receive it lrom citizens in retirement com-the publisher, Ten Speed Press, munities. 2510 Bancroft Way, Berlteley, Bicycles range in price from califomia 94704. about $60 to $100 for a 3-speed .==========< wheel , and from $85 to $300 for , a IG-speed. DON'T TRY TO save rnoney by buying a cheap bike. Repairmen find that they re- quire more frequent repairs, KIDS LOVE UNCLE LEN . SA TU.RDA YS IN THE DAILY · PIL.OT SALE ".fllSTA" 21'' ROT·ARY MOWER IMIRSON A•R CONDITIONER .· Distressed walnut woodgrain shelvH wi.th antique black pasts and finials. Sturdy Steel sh.elves ore adju1toble at 1 ~,, intervals. (Sliding door ' .cabinet not included in price). 5000 BTU, 11 S volt ' air conditioner. Installs in seconds for quiet cooling. Features washable filter. BY TORO 3.5 horsepower Bri ggs end Stratton moto r. Fingertip height adjustment end starter with automatic choke. Ad justable handle for mowing comfort. Rear safety shie ld. Handle mounted throttle control. Oil · dip stick. THI THN SHELF UNIT ILLUSTRATED I ONER TJMIR. ~y 'rlMl.'..LL ' 74 77 ' llD ..... 9AYI PMtNl~Yll 24"\vx6S1'Hx12"D '"" .... TINtHILYlt 41n\ttx6S"Hx12"D n." 7.00 THllTllH tHILVIS 72"'Y'x6S"Hx12"D. Mo" , .... . . 32"x44" U•INISHID • SANDBOX ' Assembles easily into ; a durable sandbox. Peifect·to keep a child entertained. 2·% QT. WHISTLING TEA KETTLE The famous Revereware tea kettle is the most sought after and best selling tea kettle in · America I 3'' ·14-Pl1a· MITRIC .. Kn CONYIRSION KIT 11 ,95 .... ,. .. BUILDERS Best· ,f'PA~ AIR" 20'' BREEZE BOX FAN SH OUR COMl'UTI UNI Of PAOFICAllFAllS Dual speed switch. Detachable sOfety grille. Retractable carrying handle. Manufactured for Builders Emporium to our rigid specifications. 1488 3-POUND SLEEPING BAG Polyester fiber fill, Green popfin ol(ler cover. Gold nylon inner lining. 100" double-up zipper. AIR MATTRESS 99' , •• HIAYYDUTY TIRI PUMP BAGGING ICIT AVAILAILE · ~.-·DECO BORDER . LAWN EDGING Eliminate trim':,,irig. Ideal to ~dge flower beds, large trees, etc. Any ·desired shoP.e can be made. Comes in four colors: White, green, brick red ·and tan. 2~! CAST IRON HIBACHI The hibachi for all seasons) The heavy cast metal grill gives more intense heat with less charcoal. Glamorous, yet so practical. Takes up so little room, yet they have been turning out' delicioUs charcoal , grilled foods lo~ ages I. 2'' CLASSIC COLOR Gl,.AJ:I. ANTIQUE KIT \ percent ahead of last year. 1 • • %"drive Heow duty ttre pump for auto or bike ttr ... Here's an excellent value for you bike e!'fhuslaats. ..... , -.mou111CIT MADI BY -SlllllWlll·W!UJAMS . The offering of 150,0CIO new shares in April had a dilutive effect of 6 percent on the six· roontb results. A resear ch subsidiary , Nelson Research & Develop- ment, was formed during the second quarter to pursue basic research in the development of a new system of drug design and to continue basic ,....arch with prostaglandlns and anU·proslaglandins. Research e1p enses as- eoclated with this subsidiary were capitalized as of April 1. 'lbll contributed 3 cents a ....,. lo Alt..rgan's quarterly .......,. Bad Ibis accoun ting trMbDent been used during the lint quorttr of this year. the ~ '!::!" earnings would bllft ased l cents per lhore. Additional financing II beUll llllCllt for NeJ.,n, and Ak19'1 perc tnt of .......... II -led to b< " ..... "' Y..'• tru!. • f _ • Full drop forged ;.:::. • Trip le chrome plated • 13ofthe mostpopula r.1ize1 •Metal tray ' SAVE 1.00 I'' I Seals and flnlah11 .,.. in 2 easy steps I No 1.-. need to remove old 9 finishes. I'' • I PILOT ·AOVERTISER Wedntldar, Jui, 21>, 1972 • ' We Are Having l A Big lirthclay Celebration Ancl You Get The Savings-$~ Tonight Until 10 PM Here Are 27 Reasons To Visit Your SAY-ON _ Store During Our Big 27th Birthday Celebration- ,_ Stock Up Ancl Save With These Outstanding Bargains! '-l L -4.-..~'-J -..:,;-.J 72 TABLETS Atka Seltzer '-.... L 4.-..~~ --, --..,. -,.;.,,-..J 5 QUART SIZE -Purex SUPER BLEACH More Whiteninc Power! 2~1.- '-.... ~c.;...;~ --, • J -_;;;...J 14 ar. CANS Kai Kan Pet Food • FOR DOGS &-CATS .lssertd P1p1lar fbym. 5:$1 . . .:. ... sic--'~ ::J,32 or. IZE Listerine Antistptic ·. OUTHWASff & GAlGLE ,wKllJ1 lf,.U1 e.1tut!" - • DRUGSTORES NRW~ltT 9IACN -1flt l""lllL Wtlfe:llff ~IP HUNTINGTON SEACH -Ad1in1 & lrMkllurtf HUNTINGTON llACH -,,,._.., .. lo hl119ff l:L TOllllO -W11 lttcldltlf llW. Place To Shopl AD PllCES GOOD TllllSDAY, JULY 27111 THIOU&H SUNDAY, JULY 30th !I ·-- "D M I" PURINA og ea NEW! ffigk jfofl!ia ••• fa( 2 39 active dogs. Rer. 3.15 25 LIS. • . "FORMUIA 409'' Spray Cleaner RmTIOYeS spats & smen Haniies 67 . big jobs such as walls and flpars C ••• fast 111d thorougll yet veiY Safe. · · 3% IL aunoNE "Pocket Radio". I TIAJISISTOR ••• Solid state, direct tlllling. 3 matic volume contrnl, bailt~n 2 66 anreona, chrome trim. C4mplete with ranying case and'9'¥0lt · · batteiy. . j . #ll&J . • "Squibb" Aspirin fast pain relief frnm headaclles, 39 colds, etc. Unbreakable plastic C botUe. Re&-19< 25D's Myadec Vitamins · Hlgb patency formu~ with mln- emls. for active people on tile 3 9 job ••• oo the go! Bottle of 100 8 plus 30 Capsules FREEi Rer. &.41 • REALTONE _fM/AM/FM ... Stereo Multiplex Superb musicalreproduCtiOnl Slide iiile-tunlng with lighted dial and stereo 39" ·77 light Separate bass, treble, volume & balance controls. Pushbutton controls for F.M/AM/FMIStefeo.Jwin. speakers In bandsome walnut finish. #4353 " .!$ .24''. Portable. B~HBECUE , • Handsome tile red bowl and hood. Revolving Id ju stable grill, swing-my 8 8 8 motur and two-tine spit forks ·with woodea handle an spit front pick-11p handle on bowL ••i 12.49 #2400 a •O.lAROID ''Square Shooter 2~' COLOR LAND CAMERA Economical, all-purpose cameia. Electric eye and electronic shutter for 18 88 automatic-exposure control. A triplet lens for sharp square pictures. ---Reg. 22.18 a PoLA101D Type 88 Film 15 Speed cal1r film for use 2 78 io Square Shooter camera. hf.:1.19 .• KODAK Color Film Three roll combiaatio1 ncatio1 .,.,u Kodacolor CX116 cartridge lilm ••• 12 exposures: 111-Ul "" ,, 3 lllls 2.69 Ice Cream "Bon Bons" llewl Mlllld lllilk candy Cllltlri-"' wiD rich delectable cfiololate. 39c BucM>t ol 30. . Ill-Sic. ~ • ~1 c;,-1'. ..<J BOXOFiS ''KLEENEX" mericana FACIAL 'fl$SUB ·:z, a.nc.-Ill lctdHDIHL 5i$1 ' -· 0 "8arba1al"0SHAYE CREAM Concentrat!d !allier for a closer sba'le. Choose from Regular or M"1tl\OI. 11 It. 3:$1 acfr o'F «.-' ~ Kotex Tampons Chos1f111 ' le111ar 11 sa,11'. '1 ~ 1.09 I '-le..~~~.__ 7 0"1. FAMILY SIZE ''Crest'' TOOTHPASTE '-l~~~~ 6 aJ. FAMILY SIZE · ''Secret'' . '-l ~~~'"'- 16 or. SIZE ''Noxzema" SKIN CREAM "'"' '--c:.... 4 t:r1" """-' 16 01 SIZ! ''Aqua Net" HAIR SPRAY 1\e ALL n•"ll lfllY 11 hpl« l1ri·ll·H1li Hi U11111t1. l1r•1las. 2::$1 • • ) • • • • ' ' 1 • . • . . . • . • . • . • • .• . • • :· . • • .. if 1>A11. Y PILOT t w ••••• .,, -"' 1972 s PILQ,T-AD'IU TISEa ~ • JCPenney ~ NEWPORT BEACH STORE HOURS: MON •• FRI. 10:00-9:30 TUES.· WED.· THURS. 10:00-9:00 SAT. 10:00-6:00 SUN. 12:00-5 I LI __ w_o_M_E_N_s_s_Po_i_rs_w_EAR ___ I • .. MAIN fLOOI ' • LI __ w_OM--EN_s_ .. _~_~_!.o._Y_To_w_EA_R __ , L'--P-IE_c_•_G_oo...;.;.'"°..;.Ds_um_D_EP_A_R_T_M_E_NT __ , , ' IOYS DEPARTMENT -um ' • GROUP I Wo-ns DrftHI .. , ·Style Selection 9 88 Junior, Ml-& Holl . . SIMs. Orl9. . NOW • 12.00-14:00 .•....... " GROUP II Womens Dresses . 8 Junior, Mlllllf & Holl Style S.lectlon 12 8 Slxn. Orit-NOW "' 15.00 • 11.00, . . . . . . . GROUP Ill Wo-ns Dresses Style S.lectlen 14· 8 8 Junior, Mlllllf Ii Holl s1ia. orig. ..0w. * 19.oo-2s.oo ....... n .... GROUP I I 36" & 45" Widths Cottons ind PolyMlerl NOW ASSORTED SPANISH DECOR PIECES Antf41ue Detltn W-4. M1rly ft c......_ -·--····-··-··· Orif. 1" NOW 1.88 POLYESTER DOUBLE KNIT PIECE GOODS Altt. fanct... 4 81 w • wlff. .......... -··-·-... 0.1,. 7.11 NOW • y4. BOYS NYLON SWIMWJiAR Sutfor stylL All slno I-IL ··-·----Orif. LN • BOYS KNIT SWIMWEAR BOYS FASHION SWIAT SHIRTS NOW 1.44 NOW 1.44 ~1~1y':i.,, UWA; NOW 1 .44•2.44 TERRY PLAYWEAR , •• ,..,,... Cftlf'-Upt. _ ............... 0.1., 11.0..12.ot NowS.00•7.aa Misses Junior Anklepants . ~=~~,;\~, & F1brlcs 188 2'' Orig. NOW TO 6.00 lo 9.00 " . BOYS SpQRT SHiRTS Orig. TO Group #2 311 7aa ~~~ir ~1~ '·~ NOW e99• ~ ea1 .. ~.~""~-·'·-~_ .. _._. _ .. _N_o_w ________ _ BOYS LIGHTWl!GHT· JACKllTS , M JUNIOR TOP CLEARANCE ·1 I :r::~.~:-if.~N-lLN .. ~ 4ell• 13.U . ~~1.~.-"'.~"o.':;!':......oe Now 2.88·3~88 • GARDEN SHOP • BOYS SUITS MISSES & JUNIOR SWIMWEAR J•cklth, CMt1 1MI Rain WHr. MINJ Sia ... ~ .......•...• OrJt. 12.00-14.0I N~W 9.88 L.--------------~~~1:~~'i:.ti'H' '"1~ow 10.88• 13.18 1 pc. 2,.. a llklnl• .......................... 6.99•8.99 FISH BASE LIQUID FERTILIZER For Dlchomfr• & Turf Grau. GROUP II CNtl, Jackth 1MI ltl• w .. r. Miity Sbeo _,,_ ...... Orl9. 15.0..11.ot NOW 12.88 •s only, I Gal. ·········-··········· Orlf. 2.25 1 • 44 l __ 1•N-FA._NTS .. _D_EP_ARTM_._E_NT ___ I DISSTON CORDLESS ELECTRIC GRASS SHEARS • UPPa um ~r:~ ~1th ~~~~'.~ or1,. 34.ts Now 24.8B TODDLER ANKi.l·PA~s Sportswear Separates =•~~ops, Shorts 88¢ 1 '' .Skirts NOW TD . NOW GROUP Ill CNb,, J.cktb 1n4 Rain. WNr. Mluy Ille. ............ Or ... 25.00-U.Ot NOW 18.88 BRIDAL ind FORMAL WEAR -,....,.1, •nd Hlldplec" 30%•400/o o,, ~ny Ml of •.kind. ···········-··· so% cott.0.M ,.,,_ Varltty .r rty.._ aftill celen. ............................ °"" 1.11.ut SUNSUITS NOW•aa.2.441 ~up #2 288 4 88 NOW.............. TO WOMENS UNIFORMS LAWN SPRINKLER HEAD INSERTS With atalnl"' stetl -4Justmwat KNW. Half, full & 11u1,.,,.,. clrcle. •....... Orl9 •• 72 NOW O 50% pelyffter, 11% cetf.n. ,· 44 AstNt..i 111• & colen.: .;_ .. ~ J.• NOW 1.18 hlNMI Cl .. nup. Meehl ... WHho•h. 7 81•8 88 ··········-Orlf. 10.0I & 12.0I NOW • • WOMENS SUITS Skirt aM P~nt lultt. WM11, ,Oly afMI acryUa. --25%•30% OPP CURTAIN DEPARTMENT UPPI• LRIL TODDLER SHORTS I SPORTING GOODS I hll41 & prlnt1. 79 LOWll LIYIL AuortM tlz ... ----··-····-···-........................................... • ._ ______________ _, CRAWLABOUTS ...... , ........ ....,, 11""4. -"'"'' & Ml141&. ·-O.if.. a.JI SLEEPING BAGS 4 Iii. ,.iyoshr 12.88 w , x 77" ........... ___ ,, __ ,.,,,,,_,,,,_,,,,,,,,, ... ,, .. _,,,,,. NOW 2.88 MOTHER of the BRIDE Stnot """"-Sbeo IMltod. ..... Orif, :15 .... 50.po NOW CAPRI CURTAINS 18.88•24.88 Mod style Geomotrlc "'Int. 2 ··44 12 44 Aut. Slzn. Orig. 4.49·22-00 NOW • • ~ . .. TODDLER GIRLS .PANT SITS ,, ... -. NOW 3.88 PICNIC COMBINATION 1" Chlstrn..mo. JUI. 9 99 •----~----------, MOD MUSHROOM CURTAINS I MENS CLOTHING I Kll<hen Print 1 44 2 44 ' , ______ .. _,._IN_PL_oo_• ______ Pink only ..... Ori• 2.49..J.n NOW • • • Mon's letter Suits 137 Only FLORAL BOUQUET CURTAINS Plnch-plNt eat... I 44 3 44 Aul. 11.., .... O~lg. 2.+M.44 NOW • • •· ~ celon. ...•... _ ... , ....... Orig. J.H V•riety et 1trlpn & Mlhfa. POLO SHIRTS 50% pely•ter. 50% cttten •. --.................. Orig. 2.~2AS NOW 1 o44• 1 .88 HAT & COAT SETS ----.... --·-.. -·-·--Orig. 14.U NOW 7.88 12-tt.-. 'tVmlttert ········-··········-··············-·············-• HIGH-WALL TENT l".~1•1 ~~--~'.~-~~--1~:i:-;49.t1 Now· 99.00 SPIED-YAK 60 MOTOR BOAT ir.-lllflotHle. 266 00 Te 15 h.;_ ~r •.... Orl9. J.24.00 NOW • Good SI-Woven F1brlct. ' • . NOW Ori,. 90.00 .. " ..... 49.oo· Men's Short Shorts AMANDA CURTAINS lecill'Mftt curtains. Aut. t l&ff. .... Orig. 2.6MA9 NOW 1 .44-2.441 .. -------------, 1 . HOUSEW~!! =ARTMENT GIRLS PEPARtMENT • CORONADO DRAPES -~ um .. Opon weowo. wt. coloo. 111.,, 8 88•37 88 HOUSEHOLD KITCHIN 'GADGETS 30 le 36 W1l1t S.llds or Foney. SPECIAL BUY " " . • . • NOW Men's letter Dress Slacks 1.99 ............ Orl9, ll.OWt.ot NOW • • GIRLS BATHING SI/ITS =-1~ °!i1'~=----Orig. Af.1.Jt FURNITURE C?VERS 1 1 88 ~ ... °!':::1g~ ~°':l,N ' NOW 2.44•4.88 CLOCKS , NOW .66 ~.~'.~~· ~r:~~';' .. ~~ 4"'°::~: 9.88•26 • GIRLS SHORT SETS ~ '~':.'.': ... _ ... ,_ .. -··--...... 3.33•3.99 luMrtod styles. . ' S.lld er P11torn F1brlcs 5 00 29 to 42 Wold. Some W11hsbl1. ' ?.',':io u .oo . .. .. .. . . . NOW • Men's Casual Slacks 260 ·Poire. 21 to 34 W1l1t Regul1r OI' Fl1re Leg. Orig. NOW 4.98 to 11.00 . " .. "". 3.99 PERSONEL CARE DEPARTMENT LOWll LML KINDNESS HAIRSETTER By CLAIROL Llghted Mlrr•r. m1ny relltn1 lnclude4 •... -......... Orlf. 2'.11 PERSONALIZED STATIONARY Many n1m• ,. chMM fntm. NOW Allt. ,...,.. ·····---·-··--···-............ -... Ori• 1.2.S 13.88 SI 0 ~ ••L•ot NOW 1.88•2.88 7 PC. COOKWARE SET •• J..14. r.,. ..._...... Stalnl ... lf'ML GIRLS PANT SETS AuertMI •tr..._ 7·14. ............... ,, .. ,_, ___ .. ,-...:.' °"" .... Curry &. hMllllla. ··········-Ori• TUI 1 88 CORNINGWARE 'SUPER SET' NOW • llploco11t. .. ...... _,,,, .... ,._,., __ .,,,, .... _ °'"· 47 ... NOW 16.64 NOW 21.•a GIRLS ·SPORTSWEAR ...... ~-. knit -slclrts. Siu J.14. -·-·· Ori• 1.22·5.M RED, WHITE, & BLUE SPECIALS NOW o88•2e88 !:"l.!".40:":' .. .. .. .,.,,_ .. ,, ....... ,, __ ,_,, .. _ 1 o44 PliRSES- MMrttll •tr:I• & c•Jen. Ux & 7·14. .................... O.ilo 2.0W.11 NOW 1.22 APPLIANCES & ELECTRONICS LOWD LIYIL .,l ______ .. _~_~_0_,.E_o~_. ______ ,,I ~~~.;~~1R .:~:::. 1ua CLAIROL SHAVER (LADIES! NOW 12.88 I WOMENS LOUNGEWEAR I PENNCRIST~ DISHWASHER . -•ai.,1N 8001 · -, .... loodhlt-. 147 00 ._ ______ ,_________ #Nit. Whlto only. O.lg. 177.ot NOW o Womens Shoes A111. Dr.., & C11u1I Group I Orig. NOW 5.99 to 10.99 .... Womens Shoes Aul.-DreH & C11uol , 4aa eaa Gr.pup II 1 ' Orig. NOW ; . TO 7.99to·14,99 . . . · •. . · · ' . ..... ' CHILDRENS & YOUTH SH6ES . . ~'.:''.'.1-.: Orig. 4'11-t.ll NOW 1.88•4.88 WOMENS FASHION BOOTS ....... _ .. _ ........................... Ori" 14.11-im NOW 3el8 Per underarm• enly. Triple hN4er ................. Orig. 2t.U CLAIROL DELUXE HAIRSETIER Complete with H1htN mirror ................. Otlf. 19.U NORELCO 39 CT. MENS SHAVER NOW 9.88 NOW 16.88 ••hll'll•ltle. 25 88 · ;T!lplo ·hlldor. • ..... _,,,,,_ Ori .. 2t.N NOW • MENS ·~NISHINGS MAIN PLOot : " MANUFACTURER'S CLOSEOUT .............. wollm. 1 99 ANt, styl"' Special Prfc:e ·-------·--·---... • MIN'S BIKE SHIRTS IMrt 1teen knit. -·MENS· VINYL ATHLEl'IC SHOESi-----r-s.1141-& strl,..' -.. -.... -... --. Or19. t.ot NOW 3.88 _ ......................................... """ Orig. S.11 NOW 2.88 MEN'S FASHION ·SPORT SHIRTS Strlpe1 & Mll41 MENS DRESS & CASUAL SHOES 1""' ,., cellor, -·--....... -...... Orig. S.N ANt. styl ... .......... -.......................... ·ori, 11.ff·1'.ll NOW 8.88 NOW 2.88 FASHION BEL TS REDUCED MENS BETIER WESTERN BOOTS • • . _,,, 0,1111.11-30.00 NOW 12.88•21.88 1114 wldtht. Ori., l.sM..H NOW . .88•4e88· SUMMER FINAL On flllN'S TIES Itri,.. an4 I TOY DEPARTMENT 1· · ~;:;~~-R -Fo_r _M~~--o.i., ,_. • LOWll LIYIL • o..-.io cMltors. 2 -._ ______________ _. •oducllf 19 cller. --·-Orlf. S.N N-. ...,..., • • NOW .88 PENNCREST® GAS RANGE LADIES VOILE RDBES -a 11-llntth. · . lreken ......... -·····--·····--Ortg. 12.11 6 18 · Sloy-clun -••-. #Na 322 00 NOW • N ....... -.a1y ..... °'It-Hf,f! NOYi • WOMENS St:EEPWEAll . PENNCRAFT® ELECT. WATER HEATER Mony stylel · . ' 2 88•3 44 :.t•~:.t:::. 1!::: ~:.:.';;~· NOW 38.00 Allt. f11trlca. --··--·--.. --·---······· • • WOMEN'S .SHIFTS PINNCRAFT® S2 Gil. ELECT. WATER HEATER -llnod, ........ 7U6. . 38 00 Mony_stylet & 01ort. 2.99 -W. •-· 1 only. O.if. 74.fS NOW • Ml--.......... _ ...•. _,,_,, ... _,,_.__ PENNCRIST® CASSETIE W/RADIO I WOMENS> ACCISSORIES I ~~~t:-i:;;:;S°! 4~:SSE;;: !!!! -MAIN PLCiol · • -~ conml. 6512. lee. 1.,.i -/ 59 00 ._ ___ .____________ Nit.-·-................ 0.ilo ff.at NOW • LADIES. WIGS • PENNCRIS1'8 5n RITOR. TAPE RECORDER ~':!,;~1 ~!.:r.''.""lc.._, ___ ,,,, __ .......... _._ I ell ~~~.~':'!~.·;.~ ;,.ti NOW 39.0o LADIES. STRAW 'H4NOBAOS ,.,....,. ,,., .......... 19 -• 1 IS-3 88-_ ...... :... .... _ .. Orif. 111 Ml N011(· e • • LADIES, 'VINYL & LIATH•.R !fAND9AGS ..... --& "'"'" -. . 18·3 88 roductioM. --Ori., IJW.111 ' NOW • e • • FASHION JIWILR'.'1'. , . , . ........ .......,,_,.,...... 44 2.88 looiwln ·-· Oris-2~ .... ~ e • • • • SUIDI & LIATHiR•BILTS """"" -Mlllr ~ . • . ...._2 88 19 c--·-Orif...... N-e~ • • FALLS AND SYNTHmC WIGS ,...,.,,., .......... r.....ec ., .. ,.. ore,. ,,... !I -14ell PINNCR.EST®, CASSETTE RECORDING DECK -"" chonpr. • ··49 00 -·-... -.... -."'1f; 179;'5 NOW I" • • • I . FURNITURE ·DEPARTMENT I LO-um MODIRN .f' SOFA 1Wcal1111'14)11 .••. -.... ,_,,,,, ___ °"" 211.ot r, DAY BID -& ---le. I •If· ..... ....._ __ Orif. :14t.ll CHAlllS -·-w1c .... -... . 'Now 244.00 NOW 199.00 • • SCUAM 'N DEMONS a.•u11 a.au.,... . c •• , .... Mt ....... _______ ,.,,.,, Orlf. 11.11 PAINT IY NUMB ER SETS _,_Ill . - -Vslus. ............ O.lf. µI • NOW ••• JC Penner' 24 .FASHION ISLA"D NEWPORT BEACH 2 ...,. __ ,,_,,,,_,, Orif. 12'.ot ... HllADBOARDS 1,...... . I 1tJnt ... ·-·-·---°'If. - LOVI llAT llOCKIR • v-i ..,,, __ ,, __ °"" 21t.t1 Now99.00 ... NOW 144-00 CMJM• POR SUMMER FUN _, ft w Chop ltl•- t.r'lrf ....... Orig. 2.11 4M NOW .81-1.11 I I ~~ ' ~·-····---Ori. - ( '· • • , J .,. • I Wednesdq, Julf 26, 1977 DAILY PILOT I LA .. s ,\V~lnan U1np ~e.ep~1 ~ol lJnder Fire LOS ANGELES (APJ ~"Sil!! was in work undq difficult conditions. They taln Rene VIDareal :who had been ''I jllll fell lnlo •iltmc in uu. nlng. But '"'1· French quieted blm ''I lt)Qught She deserved a chance.'' com~lete charge of the game,''. said 111 wor' t!Mo umes alooe, calling pitches dubious about ,tilt prospe<:i before the plte," lbe said. "I~ \>e<Jluse .[ with a Jew words. admirlnJ player 8'ooSandy 'rench, a ' £rom bdllDlllthe pllite and claalting onto ~-· • ··~·t·• lo~leam -• ..... ~ ,..,, ·-"l ·' •t -·•·e 'die th-"· .. ·•· said 29-yeat'<>ld blonde accounUna clerk. I The •·,·.~' '• • • ,, . . "."" = uNre '"""""'""" Kp oon ••-• 1 ·-~. M~ made her debut as a lllCD'."' softball · h~h:;·~.¥>,.;:::~ba=•~~ soom.. She d111 a good Job, satd Vmce llllce twas a m ... ger and pi.iyer'. latet: '11 kel!p my word' ii I tell som .. league umpire. times fierce, and the pay $7 a game. Martinez of the Dogs. 11(. prefer working men's league one to Cool it or they get bounced." The S-foot-5, 130-~under became the But Mrs. French dr.ew raves from, ¥tJ. Freo~~ of Lawndale, who games because most of tJte men know Asked about Bernice Gera, who first WOJ!lan tq ,~p1re a '!'eq's cil~. both winning and losing sides after,l}er firqanagea and ~Plays f~r a woman•• the rules but 1bme of the Women who ~tty became the first woman to leaguetame hl!re 1Uesd~n1gbt, worli-' first game, in Which the Crocket leant ' , df&all 'teairf ,m• the Clty league, bas don't know gh-e me -a hassle.'1 umpire in professional baseball and ing a lt--inning dol;lb]ebeader. beat the LA Dogs, 5-4. • • teetf ··enrolled in the Parks and During the garnei she• called one then quit after a stormy first game, .. "I'in not ih U,·td prove~• point," "She kfioWs the st.rlk'e zone and she' Recreation Department's umpt.res' team's catcher out ~ a close play at Mrs. French said. "I don't know too Mrs.· French said between g~es. "I key>t her cool even though some of the scbqo~ for ~ years, and bas um-second base. The. player grumbled , mucf' a pout it, bot I wouldn't quit if r just like baseball and officiating." guys C~vt her a rough time on a cou· pired games in the women's league arid was still grumbling when he came made the wrong call. I have to believe _ 11 Umpires in lhe 4\'t pitch, J~gue pie of close calli,'\said Ctocker cal>; an~ a mixed league. ' ~ behind the plate to catch the nei:t ih-that I'm right every time." l .. . ' 1 said C~uck Robtns, director of the um- pires' IChool, who etajped Mrs. Frend\ to the pt(le .. "~ bu an ex-· cetlent lotowledl!f.·al tliO rulea because • she's a good player htrsell. She antici- pates the play." A woman with a !Uelong lnler<at in sports, Mrs. French will contlnlle to umpire-(Or the cliy two night s I ftei:, v;orking both men'& and women's games. She keeps one week night free to watch her 12~year-old son play Lit· tie League bastball. ' No Desire, Aaron · ShouI·d Have Been the Hero· l!'t •. _, •'• -: .. • i So Quarry J ·Quits Ring · " ' Pl'ITSBURGH (AP) -Jeriy Quarry, • whose dream..'bf a heavyweight boxing ti- tle eluded him through seven years as a professional , says he has qu.it the ring to pursue a career in public relati'Ons. 1 , · 'ihe 2'1-year-old Texan· said,Tuesday the . ( decislon•_'.1.0 retire came last June 27 after he watched his brother'Mike·get knocked' out by George foster.., in a light heavyweight bout 1n;,i,.,s Vegas. ' . . Quar;ry himseU was TKO'd in the same ring later that night by Muhammad Ali. 'I lost my desire when Mik~lost bis light,'' Quarry said. "Watching my brother lose like he did was seeing him go through the same frustrations I'd gone through." r, ~ Quarry, interviewed by telephone, was 1 in Pittsburgh to promote a rock concert ~ for Reb Foster Associates, the same firm f which haodled publicity· for his fights. C "I decided that if the right posltioe \~ I . came alQng I would take it," Quarry · ; noted. "The only regret I have is that I • never attained the heavyweight cham~ pionship. But evezything ,else 'c8rne oUt "1 l jr."t beautifu1." · iarry won 43 of his 53 pro lights, but · ' his bids for ~hampionshlps ~ere throttled .., by Ali and I.reigning charilpion: Joe ) Frazier. I In h,is non-tiUe rematch> with ·Ali, Quar-,, ..... .f ryhasuffered aedbloody ga1sh.pP his f~ahct • ! • t t prompt tilt! re erte· to' ';-.~ I ~· -' fi~ht in the.sevent)J roun4;' .J ~· / "I could have beat him," said Quarry, I. . ' , '· " ' ' Spor'Jj bi Brl~f " ' . 4'but r just wasn't mJiell. .i just ';didn't 'i L• Jt • have the desire to do it." ! • , •• 5, . . . Quarry ·added, lkiwever, ~hat he had ' · 1· t' -'R~l d mixed emotions about leaving boxing. a e ~ease. ' "I've been in boxing all my Jife, ever 1 ' ~ • 1 Q~l, Mar Opens Today; . 'I bo "he 'd "It' ''' "' 1.nce was a young~ y, sa1 . s · . - , . ~olng to, he a while before I get used lo .. VOF Davi"" Cup ' livmg without lt." · J? D ·· I" He added, however, thjlJ .be had prom· "· • : ~ ' .r lsed to quit hefcire b<Comink an op-;· NE)V Y9RK (AP) -The Davis CUp ponent -boxing slang for" an 1!:asy mark. ~ . · , Newtombe Bounces ·Foe "I've~ a litUe bit of money and I Inte~?.oi;ie tennis .stqUfjnals .~will ~: •. still baVe., Control· .Of my faculties," he played Aug. 4-5-6 m Barcelona, Spam, ·r.· said. 11And I'm happy ~i.th -qiy new job." .' and ,l\~re&t.-rRomania, with the date In announcing his rehrement, Quarry ol ~ Challenge RoWld:&p/iild~ <!ll' the also predicted that Ali would wrest the , inners r .. ~ •• "-·• 1 DEL MAR ~Sporting a $7SO,ocio:face-Ni~klaus to the hospital, casting doubi on~ title from Frazier if the two fight again. Jlf · .! . lift, Del Mar Race Track began its 33rd "Based on recent performances, I like The United States, hold. er of the cup summer season today with IO "of 21 whether he will be able tp pl!lY in the d Inn -• th Am Zo k $200,000 PGA Team c·h am' p i-'O n's h ip Ali," he said. ,"But on any gived nlgbt, · ~ ~ er v1 _ e ~r1~~ ~~.over ... ~~ ~s f~~·to be run over a Jusb1 green , . anythin'g caJ\' happen• ~th thosf 1wo' ~k 'Wee~end, will play 'Spam, the' Eu~· infield iPalh. · 'TourDament ·at Ligonier,· · Pa:;~ nexf ~ys. Each of them could handle hirriself pean Zone B , victory, at the Royal The meeting ends Sept. 13 with a weekend. with anybody in the histofy of boxing." Bai:ce.tona Tenrus Club .• ;' · n~~ filturitY "fOt< 2-year-olds aild" a' purse U!tless the infected index rihgei'·'on~ ttie Sta1·r to Coach ' With: Green · Bay The other semifinal sends i/\ustr~a • aJrrpit certaia;.,to top $100 000. · riglit ha11d )leals quickly, it. also could agaimt RomahiJi in, Bucharest' the 'same . ' . r • ' i"eopardize NiCkiaus1 'defenS~ of his PGA weekend: , · · · 1 1 , Y" If Romahia 'beats A:iJstr81ia; !lie• Davis · 'i.OUISVILLE _ Top _ seetled John title at Oakland Hills Colllltry Club• near Cup Cblllenge .·RoWld will be played in Newcombe (le~eat,ed fellow Australian .... Detroit Aug. 3. -~uCh~. reg;mll~. of~ the outcome of Phil Dent 6-3, Q-3 , in the Pro Tennis The infection was 'tehned ''*not serious'' .the ·ottier, .ma4..Jt ..... 1tt!i fi(.;t ilm.~ the : . ClQSie Tuesday, ·completing· first round by doctors at Uqiv;ersity Hospital, wQo tmals would have been played In a Com-play. . / dded ha h • · · ' I GREEN BA\', 'wiS. (AJ:') -Bari Starr, .mun!St c01inirjo. In other. lirst round play Tuesday, a t t t at professional gol 's the quart.erback who led the Green Bay ,J: Wood! 82iid ifj the .United state.s. ~hou~ Australia's 1,ony Roche' !defeated fellow leadirrg money winner would remain Packers to chaniplonsbiPs 'dui-ing their ~at:'spaiii "aru:t RoMani~ beat AllBtralia countryman Roy Barth . 6-3, · 6-1. Roche there for 48 to 72 hours. glory years of the 1980s, 'wa.s hlred today be-Woild ~\ far the Challenge Round to won last week's wo~ld Championship of ts ;pi atsistant coach with the National be playtd 1Aug. 18-20 or Aug, 19-21, TennistourneY.'at.Wa$hing{on,D~C, ~ Football League club. · wliichever/dateiois Prf!fei;pb1$. . _M~rtY. Rie~.Sen· o! · Eva~t,o,d, . Ill., Starr, 38, announced his retirement as ShQuJd· ~tritlia upsef' the-Romanians, eliminated Terry Addison of Austriilia 6- a play~r last Friday. The Patjwrs1 ~d ·that (:ounuj will have choice of site. The 4 6--0 , • lie would' l!egln work Aug. ,1 as •a ,coach, 'CUp matclies. w~uld be playen probably tn · '·Tn.;t Okker •f The Netherlands, winner working will! the team's qua~e;backs. Mell"!""'• late m ?"'ember, ; . , · ;. '°' the f,.oqW9ll!µitl• liitt year, posted a ~ -~ • • 17~. ~I fiCtQry Over Brian Fairlie of NeW ..... 'Unser· Bli~t~:r.$ Ree~rd,, 2£:::EACH-~~•"ROman Gabriel ' ". ' ' .. . ' ran on' the' sfd"ettnes '1)!$tai for the aec- ond stl'aighl day;'i&>kie 'John Walton G ab. D · ~ ~:.ii\(\ B' l c~nti~~ .~ imRfe~ve play in a bid to · I! S c--OCOilO ~0--0 e •. l ,r.,?~~~t~:;~":,l~rb•c~:1:_ Walton, 8 member of the Rams' taxi r MOUNT POCONO; Jla. (Af>)'-"~ .relative," says 'Bobby Unser. u11•1 Just u11nother num~r. The · driver d~sn't realty fee1 it.11 That was the 37·year-old Alb<lqueoque , drjver'• rpac.tion Tuesday,_ after he ~ four laf>s at Pocono· Interna- tional Raceway at 189.173 miles per hour. HIJ record-shattering 10.mile, run gave !ll!n the pol~ posi,ti!Jn for. Satilrday'a f!ill ,750 Schaefer 500-mlle championship race. It abo_ wu tl!O slith atratght pol .. ~, ntng erlort fol t~ lean. 'dar~·ham driver this year and the 13th time In 17 Qcet over a two-year period that he bas ijtlalllkd to lead a race toi the allrllng lino. unaer, whole efforts Ibis year lnclllcle I """'lap, 1911.~ 11).p.b. ~last at ID-d\muollJ and one of 199.771 al Michigan In *'"' ago, almott dldn'I make It al . SQ\!•d for~ the pa.st two seasons, is dueling \'(hen Unser got bis Olsonite.Ea~!Oif the vetmin Jei:i:y-1\hotpe for ,Ille starting • 1 line at 7:35 p.m. " • ~ f' ' ~ berth.) in thf team's exhibition opener "I cou1d \'lardly see the white line next week. markers on the cour~," he said. "And I The two ate-:also e.xpected'to battle for w._ wptching that rail!l,clllOd Ji!sl• over the< No. ·S joli•once"l:lallrlel recuperates / tho lhird turn, l!O I dro.ve !8l!ler in order • from a· collai>sell luog.' to get home before they shut the track 'faltor.. threw tbr~ t01Jchdo)Vn passes do"'Jl·" /,... during -a 1 dUrbmy sciimlna.s:e Tuesday .His bfsl lap._ ~tliinl'ch:clill'°' the , one ~ch (0 ,.La¢e Rtn~I •Jack -snoJ ' 2~~mile triangle' shap:td ova( i billterlng' · \nd ioe Sweet. ' 1911.ZlO. It made Mark Donohue'• 1971 l ".,,, , .,_ single ·lap mark 172.96] pook like FOXB'"'h p · The Am '· G I[ child's play. 4 '"' )' : _ uAU, <-. -_ erican o ·4 In all, 2t o Tuesday's 97 qualifiers llall ol li'ame at Pollburg llounlt:Y' C!.ub posted.~ Wier than llooohue's old has lour new members today, mcludmg lour-l-J> !D*rk at 172.393. Pally Berg, ,former Women's NaUonal GOfllori Jolmcoct and Mario Andrelli, Ama\I'.'!' ADd .NolloMt: Golf ~ham• with qualttm speeds of 113.457 and pion. • ' • 1113.111 naned the other l)'Ollt row spots Alao~cted 1\l~Y ni&bl .wer• 1!111Y. I bealde Unter I Caaper ad Rali>h Gwdahl, both former • Al Unser ai 112.9111 , Gary Bettenhausen U.S. ~ Jlnd Mlllters champioos apd ! at 112.7• ...i Joe L<onard, the 1ti1 former; British , Opell champion BobbJ champloo, at Ul.641 will be the second Locke. row startm. 1be third row will have • · 1""' ~ Reds Ace Change.s Scrip~ . With Game-winning Hi (! ATLANTA (AP) -Joe Morgan didn't like the way the script for the 43rd major league AU-star gan1e was going so the little Cincinnati Reds' infielder took things into his own hands. • • '1lle extravaganz11 turned into a most happy event for ~1orp:an, \Yhose 10th in- ning run.scoring single gave the National League a 4.3 triumph Tuesday night before a record 53,107 cro v.'d at Atlanta Stadium. But only l\\'O innings earlier. it appeared that Cookie Rojas would be lhe hero , :after he put the American League ahead 3-2 .on a two-run homer off Montreal 's Bill Stoneman. Earlier, Hank Aaron, pushlhg-tO\Yard Babe Ruth's all-time ho1ne run mark of 714 with 659. stroked a tv.·o-run blO\Y in the sixth inning. putting the Nationals up ·2-1. and sending the hometown crowd into . a frenzy. giving the Atlanta slugger a two-minute standing ovation . "When Aaron hit the homer it \V8S like \vatchin g a Holly\vood movie," ~1organ said afterward in the \Vinners' dress ing room "E thought he should be the hero. Then 'vhen Rojas hit it. I said. 'Gee, it's not supposed to be that \.\'ay." The little lefty s1Yi11ging ~1organ then won it for the NL in the 10th after Nate Colbert walked and \Vas sacrificed to sec- ond by San Francisco's Chris Spier. Mor· gan crisply spanked a line drive single to right center anr,i Colbert easily s~olled home v.·itb the wifiner. Morgan was voted the gan1e's Most Valuable Player, with Aaron second and winning reliever, Tug McGraw the third t:fJoice. Rojas was fourth . "This was one of the most 'dramalic home runs I ever h.it ,11 A·aron said. "I felt comrortab)e hitting against Perry." Gay- lord, formerly of San Francisco and this year a 16-game \Yinner \vith Cleveland. "The pitch I hit off him was a spitter. lt wasn't one of his best spitters, but it was a spitter." Little did it mal;t~ to the crowd, u•hich loved it. ne 38-year-ofd "kammer" had drawn an earlier minute standing ovation and at 9:54 p:m. -the exact moment Aaron. drilled flis.. second Alli)tar homer -the crowd stood and cheered 'for near· ly two minutes. He got another standing ovation when he was rreplaCed in t,he seventh inning by Pittsburgh's Al Oliver. Danny _Murtaugh, 'who retired atter guiding the Pittsburgh Pirates to the World ·Championship last year, led the ·,ffl., .10 its ninth victory in 10 games and put them ahead in the series which started in 19331 to 2f:.18-1: ''R's games li~e t~esC that sent me in- to retirement," the jovial Murtaugh said of his >0ne-day triumphant return . Rojas was f disappointed that the American · League dicJli't win but:. wat thr.illed about his hoh run. The little Kansas City 'i<C-Ond baseman. who made if into the contest as a pinch hitter for starter Rod Carew· only because the Minnesota infielder had a recurrence of a rib injury. said be hit-111 dangling inside slider. "It really felt great and l thought we \rere going to win ii. At nrst l thought' it '''ou\d be caught but \\'hen I rounded first base, I saw it was out. ''I then thought I only need 630 mote to catch Hank Aaron." AMEltU:}.lf NATIONAL C•r1w, Jb ltol••· 2b Murcer. cf Sdlnblum, rt If Jeck.on, rf D Alltn, lb C1sh. lb Yslrmskl, It R\ldl, Ir Grich, u II Robln•n, 3b 81n0o, lb Freehan, c . P.IUk, f3- Po1m1r, p Lolkh, p G P1rry, p If Sml!h 1111 Wood, p Plnlell1. ph McNaUy, 11. ••r11111 ••rlllll i 0 1 I J Mor1111n,2b • O 1 l 1ll2Mays.cf 21 0 0 l 0 0 0 C1<1eno.cf 2 •t 1 I I 0 0 0 HAll'Oll,rl 1 l 'I 2 ' • 2 o A Oll~r. rf 1 o t o l I 0 0 Sl~•11ell.lf 1 It I 1 0 O C BWflllam1,lf 2 I I O lO OOBoncn,c 10 '10 I OlO Sangullln,c 1 010 4 0 0 0 l May, lb 4 0 1 I 2' O O O Torre, Jb l O I O 20 00Santo,Jb 1000 .1 1 0 0 IC•1slft(l1r,11 2 o lo 7 ·110CA/'U011.o o oo·o 0 0 0 0 5'otl•,.,,an, o I 0 0 I TO OOMtGr1wp 0 000 O OOOColDert,pll OlfO I OOOGl1l'°l<1,p OOtO 0 000 .8111$,D 0000 J OOOB1c~1rl,p~ 1 0 00 O OOD~u!!<m,p 0 000 Sr al"•· •l 1 G O 9 l3 l ' l To t31 J3 ' I 4 on, OYI When wlnnlnt ryn 1tor•d. .6marfc-1n 001 COO ~ 0-3 N•ncnal oco lr.l' t'OI 1-4 DP-Amt1flf11'n '· N1tlet'l'I '· LOA-Am••if~n l. Nsr10na1 s. ]Fl-~. Jack<on, re.v<11. HR-.H. AarO-P~lrner. SP(ler. P~lm~ Lollch G, PerrY Wood Mr.N1t1Y L. ~I Gll),on •li'lf : ~. .j St1!1Ct1 C1rncn s1onem1n McGr1w w. 14 , T-1:7'. A-53.117, .. " • ' 1 ' • 1 ' ' ' ' ~· 1 I 1 , I 2 I 1 • ' ' 2 I • a• l l ' ' 1 ' ' '1 • • 1 ' • • • • ' ' . '. •• so ' , • 1 . ' ·' ' I o • • • • •• • r : ! 0 • ' -• • All-~tar Scalper$ Bagged by Polic~ . ATLANTA -Thirty.two person! '"ere arrested on charges of ticket scaiping at the All·star game in At· lanta :1:uesday night. Sgt. A. L. Elsberry, head of the police gambling section, said he and nine other plainclothes officers in- filtrated the crowds several hours before the game. · "The scalpers were lined up froll) .120 .all the way lo the stadium. Thej . were. ~all ~.parking lot.. We hacJ a field day for a while then the bOt' tom fell out of the market," Elsi berry said. The officer explained that state' law prohibits the sale of tickets a( more than the regular purchase price, 0fficers said $12 tickets ·wu~ offered for as much as $50. "=' llld •lntemJpted 'fin! ct.J '1tlll ~ ~ nma for almost two boun In mlcl- """-Ud. darlanw -lfltlQs.111 Steve Kdsllof! at 180.9'1, Lloyd Ruby al <X>L\JMBUS, • Ohio -An tnlected 111J41Ailll Jqw: ~al Jll,431. '·-"-M!l.ltlll. ~ aotter Jack. , ll)B GIBSON THROWS FIRST PITC:H OF ALL.sTAR •GAMI TO ROO CAlllW. . .. I . . I ) • •• 2J DAll V PILOT ~.Barons Pin • • . . • · 4-2 Setback • • :on Corona · Huntin1ton Valley Sporting Goods used the long ball to tighten the Harbor-Hun· • lington Beach summer baseball league ... 11andings ?w1onday niaht by defeating 'circuit leader Corona del !\1ar, 4-2, at C'.o&ta Mesa City Park. ~borona del Mar is llM for the year • ~th one game remaining. Newport Efarbor h~lds the second place position i!Oth an S.5 record and must win both re· ~ainlng games while Corona loses tO bin a tie. ::Jn other games Monday night , Newport d!Jeated Huntington Harbour. 6-0, behind a ~ strong pitching performance by ?4organ Abbott and Edison whipped Cps(~ Mesa, 11-3. :Huntington Valley had a pair of home nlns in· its victory over the league le'adera. Bruce Bowen belted one in the sfktb to break 1 2-2 deadlock and Mike 'Ibsier added an insurance run with a bf,ast in the seventh, both going out at the Jal-fool mark. :Al J~hns scored the first Corona run on •;wild· tbrow to second and Matt Keough "lilied the second on a base hit by Bob ~lmer. ;Abbott struck out 13 Harbour batters in 8finning a two-bit shutout for Newport. Ke gave up a triple and a single and in tlie fifth Inning, with the bases loaded, 1~uck out the final batter. Wtdntsdlf, Jufy 26, 1972 Metro Baseball Po stel T1osses No-hitter; Bucs Nab Fifth Straight Ex-Estancia High pitcher Jim Postel tossed a no-hitter l\1onday night in leading the Ward's Really Pirates to a 4·0 vie· tory O\'cr Anahe1m·fullerton i n Metropolitan League baseball play at Memorial Park in Santa Ana . The V.'in, the Pirates' fifth straight. put !hem just one game behind league- leading fullertoQ-Ana heim (Cal State. Fullerton l. In another game at l\1emorial l\1onday night, the Scnik Rustlers handed Orange (Chapman College ) a 6·4 setback. Postel was razor sharp for coach Mike Murphy's Pirates. striking out four and v.·alking four. He tired somewhat in the seventh frarnc and \1·alked the bases loaded. But he pitch ed himseU out of it and preserved the no·hitter and the shutout. · Th~ Bucs put together all of their six hits in the firs~ inning to score the four runs. A two-run single by J h:n Watson Was the big blow with" teammates Glenn McKinley. Jo~n Palmer, Tim Gramm and P06tel also contributing one-base bJO)VS. had a l1vo-run single. Coach Bob Eider's Rustlers then fell behind 4-3, before rallying for three runs in the sixth. S1nl• A1.111t1r1 UI tb r h bl Wolson. Ii 7 O O 0 0<'.>(1(1 c 1 1 7 I 5•,,.,oion, 2b·(! J O O 1 McC•!ny, cl It 3 1 1 n So••~s, rl I 0 0 0 E1plnola. p 3 1 1 7 Ptltr""1, fl ·lb l ~ 0 ft Stevens, lb·~b J I 1 O Cresci. 111 l 1 7 2 A.ll>c'•lson, rl O o O • Hamlfn, ll·r! l 0 l O (~Ide•. lb 1 1 1 0 Tot.,is 2' 6 10 4 Score by lnnlntt ' ' . Seni~ Pan!htr1 C-Oll J(l~ 10 0 1()2 01~ ' 0 Wtrd't (t) W~!!on, •• tb r h bl J~~nson. t MtKlnlav, Jb 1 I ! 0 Pa(lp~!, II FTeld''· 2h 1 ! O O Gr~mm. lb Ptlmer. ct l I I o Po,tel p Bowtn. rl 1 0 0 0 l otals Scort by lnnlftt5 3 1 I 7 , 0 ' 1 J 0 0 0 J 0 ! I l 0 ' 0 23 ~ ' s F ullt'!~n W1rd'1 . ' . 000 000 0-0 0 1 •00 DOD ~-~ t I A11gels Pitcher · Featured Speaker F.x-Golden West lefty Dave Klungres-Angels pitcher Clyde Wright , keeping eter came on In relief in th e second inning pace with another 20-win season. will be and pitched hitless ball the rest of the way for Fullerton . the featured baseball speaker a t Mean\vhile , pitcher Pat Espinoza singl-Thursday's sports luncheon in the ed with t1l'o outs in the sixth inning to Anaheim Stadium Club at noon. drive in the winning runs for Senlk 's Other guests "•ill be Don Klosterman, Rustlers. assistant to new O\\·ner Ca r r o 11 It \Vas an uphill battle all ·the \\'DY for Rosenbloom of the Los Angeles Rams: the Rustlers . They trailed at one point. Nort h An1erlcan wcltcrv,,ieg ht boxing 1411111. '¥•11tY • l'*1111t Goods (4) '"'""' T'51litr, cl <4 2 J 1 C:Ol'Olll HI Mtr f2) t"""' )II ellrt !'ls. If •• r 111111 1 1 0 0 CdM'S CASEY JONES FLIES BY MARINA'S MARK FORD, RON SWANSON IN S9·SS WIN. 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The win gives coach Tandy Gillis' crew a 9-0 mark with two games left -tonight and Thursday night. Tonigh t Corona del Mar tries for its 10th straight with a 6:30 clash against Huntington Beach (7·2) at Edison while Marina tries to rebound against La Quin· ta in a home test at 7: 45. Other game' tonight involving Orange Coast area fives pit Fountain Valley and host Edison at 6: 30. Foothill Cage Loop . ~.Newport, Mustnngs Fall :; Summer ba1ketball camp took its toll <tt Newport and f.oa:ta Mesa High sum- rOer lei.rue teams Monday ni1ht at P,'oothlll Hi gh ., both absorbed losses. ;. Me!a, with only two starters in the lthelip. loat a 50-42 decision to host Foothill. :Newport. with one starter available, Was bombed by'I'ustin's fas t break. 77-40. :Rick Browning (18) and John Cummins (16) led Costa Mesa while Newport's wp ecorers were Jim Swick (J2) and · Dan ]1icbols (ll). Coslt Mtll (12) 8•1)Wfl)f11J ft ft pf Ip Jacob ..... 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Southern Calllomia College and Zubies upped i¥1 r C:O.la Me5a open summer league basketball records to 4-4 Mon· day night with triumphs over Saddleback and LIFE. sec, behind the sharp shooting of Pat Quinn and John CUrtlss (each with 15 points), nailed Saddleback, 64· 48. The Iatler took the Coast Grads' spot in the circuit after &even rounds. Saddleback's toss gives the berth a 2-6 record. Zubies had four players in double figures with Allen Young (17) and Casey Jones ' (14) selling the pace in the 71- 58 conquest. Jones and Denny Fitzpatrick combined to connect on 14 of 15 free throws in the second hair to help Zubies out of a 3().. all halltime situation. Alamitos Ent1·ies LOS ALAMITOS . INT•llS 'O• WIDNllOAY • l'lllT IACI -CIO v•rd1. 2 VHr olds. Ct1lmln1. Purse 11100. Ci.lml11t rirlc.t '2500. Jovout l/•llfl1lnt1 (Jflt1n Wat1011) 117 Mammy Bor fCurl11 PerMd 111 Sa11tul1M'1 Jtt IH1rley Cro1bv l 111 SklPdeck Oo11 IOanny Mlltll•lll lU Jimbo Dl•I (Roberl Adair) 110 Jt11191 Wln1 (Oonald Alllsonl 11.S DoroltlY'• Pelleo (S t1v1 Tre•1ur1l 115 11111'1 Hu1ky ([)oNOld Knitlltf 11~ 0uP1!dffdoo (TtrrY Llllh•m> 11' K!CIPll Lu (Rl(l\lrd V11111hnl 11S ...... l!lltlblt "'"" FO!'luM (Dtnny C1rdo1') 117 Mont1n1 (J tmes Orevtr) 115 Ll!lle Cllu Chu (Oan1ld All!oonl 1!1 Redltl•robber (Rflbf!rt Adtlr) 11' ll:CONO llACI -110 v1rds. l vear. otd1 1nd l/P. Clalmt119. PurM 12000. Ci.lmlno prlct 12000. NorM 81rb1rl1n IL1r Wrltlll) llJ Mlctwey Tom (Curll1 P1rn1rJ llt Tris Flrl ( KIP\111'111 H1rf) llt Rockfl Ja11u1r (John K1nl1) · 1:12 Klld" !HIM'llY Crosby) 115 ll:1mollna l ll:oberl Ad1lrJ 111 Trt~'I B1rrtd IHt!'lfY P1111) 117 G9 Flo11lt Go IDonetd Alli-) H• ""' •ll•lblt Mr. P1r'°"1!llY !Curtl1 Ptf'11tr) Ht TOP Skit (Terry• Ll111'11m) 122 TMllllO lllAC• -400 Y1rdl. 1 yur old1. Cl1lml119, Purse 11100. Cl1lrnlllll 11rlc1 nsoo. Oebr1 Zen (John W1rd) 117 P1ddv B1r1 (L1rry Wrl•hll 117 Ml'I April Moon (ll:oberl Adair) 117 MllS Oeplh e1rs (Ktnnelll H1rll lU Jullb1rb cCurtl1 P1rt11rl IU Hygro Cl1Mlc lldY (Donlld Knlghtl 114 Antll'I KIM (Ttf'ry L1111'11m) 117 Miss R1zorb1dl CJ1try Rkh1tdsl 117 TOP'S Gii 1C111rl11 Smith) IU S!11kll'l9 Moon 8tr (Joe Mllludl) 115 AIM aUtlblt 8td1Ylltd (Don11d Alllt.an) 115 Leo't P~!t IJdln IC1nl5l 111 Det;t1b1r (Ronlkl 81nks) ll'D Our Gln!1 (Joe Mlliudll 117 .. OURTH RACE -J;' v1rd1. , Ytlr old1 Ind UP. AllOWlfKI ... uru 12100. R1llroad Bum (Henry Pe;tl 115 OHP Tonto COenny Cenloz•I 117 Gtrv!n County (T1rry Llph1ml 1:12 Ch1rolnt Cll1rlf1 (John Wit.on) 1 U ProsS>e•ous Quest CJerrv A:lcl'lards) 119 Dvn1mo Patrol (Sltvl Tr111urtl 1n Ju1nl!1 Panro11I (Curlll P1rnerl 11$ Clltroku Duntan CA:on1ld Benkl) l'll"TH RACI -.I()(! yerdl. 2 olds. AUowarw:•. Pur•e 11000. TruLv Ho1 P1nt1 (Robert All•lr) Hol1!v Va" Bar (Ron11d Bank') The Moon1hlner (Cl\1rlfs Smllll) Gavelman IT•rrv l !pllaml 117 Sav1nn&ll"1 Je1 Jr. (Oon11ld Knlglll) lll Ottll Mia! (C~tiis Pa<...,r) 111 A.lur• Bar Go !t'ennv CarllOL<l) 117 SIXTH RACE -l50 verd1. 3 year ollls ellowante. Pur~ 12000. 011\dv Echo (Terry Ll1>11aml Kln11 Bird (Sieve Treasure ) Be Su•e Chic !Charles Smilh) 1171 Fall1'1 Amb11sltdOI' (Robert •11air ) 111 Sant.Jnnall (Jerrv Rlc111rlls) 115 Aoto• (Ron1ld BankO 115 Jal A u1n (Larrv Wrltflll llS Ren"lde Rockll !John K~mll) . 111 Tiny Favor !Curlls Ptrn1rl 117 MIHV Te (Oon11d Knl1llTI lit 5EVl!NTH llACI! -350 Ylrds. 3 Vtlr olds el\d uo. Clelmlll8. PurM $3700. Cl1!mln1 price $12."30. Bob'• Ber End (Terry Ll11ll1m) H1'.w Diamond (boneld Knlilll) MooLall Diamond (Ron1ld B•nk•l Ll1 81bY !Joi Wiit.an) Fo;iv Don (Robtrl Adair) SPUr City (Curll• PerMr) Chick Doolln (D1nnY C1n:lo1e) EIGHTH II.ACE -)50 yards. 3 Ytar oldJ 1nd 11p. A!!ow1nce. P11rse S2IOO. NaY Ann CJ1me1 Orey1r) 116 Jelf1r1 !Donald Alll'°nl 111 Uncle Chick !Robert .Adair) 111 DUllll OollY (Ronald Binks) 11S sc-s Al1bal (T1rrv Llptieml 117 Wise Wllll1 lCh1rlH Sm!lnJ 117 Rutrv Ann Gold (John W11'°n) 11' NINTH a ACI!' -350 Y.Jrds. ~ l)ldl <lncl Up. Clalmlnt. PUrM Cl1lmint1 prlc1 $2000. · I'm Sarlo (Jtrrv Rl<l'll•Os) 119 D11'1dv"1 Jal (1'11r1ev CroilbY) 115 Mr. Lis.er \Litty Wrl11hll 119 £1st IMll•n !Don.1ld KNghl) 117 F11t Eddie Uolln W11sool 119 Slfflr Gal lltrrv LIPll1m) 11• Sw.el Mori (Oona!d Alll'°"l 115 S.fn!'• Banlo (Rober! All•lr) t:n Lon1son {Cu•lis P•rnerl 117 Sir!alr.y J•,.,,es (Rlch1rd Vaughn) 111 AIM Elitlbfto Until Edtar (T1rry Llph1m) 117 Clllck1doo1i1 (Curll1 Perner) 119 Mr. P1te Bir (Jlll'l11 K1nhl 122 KlclPU Rebel (CPltrlt1 Smlllll lU Los Alamitos Results TlllM•v • .IUIY ts. ltn CINr a '''I ,11ST IA.Cl -HO verd1. l y11r old1. C1tlml"'· l"uraa Sltoo. Chance At (Rlch11rds) S.60 l .10 2.60 Oons M11r <8anlr1l J.IO 3.l1l lll1r"1 Gold 8.1r {K1nl1J 4.IO Time -11.2'. Alxi r1n -Vlckive"'ure. Alaml!M Sttp, Spur Cit, Wiid COPY• Big lrU<klt, Gold Sprlt191, I'm A C~ll Ba•. kr1t(hed -Hut's Tloer, Az11 r1 Roc~et, Meck1V'I C!1bbtr. Satvn11v H1rD. t2 l!XKll t -ClllllCI At .' -Doll~ MNr, flld S2t.M. SICOlolO llACI: -360 V1tds. 3 Y11• olds .. uD. C11lmlnt1. Purse 11000. Ll~llln•"SI Wilch tW1t10nl 21.IO 11.?C 6.40 Senor P1ndl (CrOlbY) I.ID J,60 l"IY'I j !ICY (Adair) J . .O Timi -11.1)1, AIM r1n -Sootted Pehl. AnfflJ 5ur1 M1lr1. G1td Ltd, El Atlle, SlffOY Ch.trte. No tcr1tdlt1, THllO ll)CI -350 Ylrdl. 2 y11r old1. Claiming. PurM S1100. PllllO Dullf!' (Otml, 10.olO l .«I 4,40 SIHllY Ol1mcnd (Tr111ur1) S.20 J.60 Livln Doll iA111sonl 2.IO Timi -U.71, Also ren -Miss M11r, Palflluin, Eftlfl'1 Cult 8.1r, Gold Buck Ber. Spur Dec~ Vtndf Lindi, Chl.ll:lll'I Anode. SCtflClltd -Sllon1c M.tn. • 0.PI~ l1r1, Otbrl Zin. JM Wondtf', f'OUITH lllAC• -170 v1rds, 3 ve1r 111ds & ~P. Clelmlntl. Puru $1900. Mevoo Doo CCrDSb\') SI.XI 13.4 10.«I CUM B1r'1 RIH llr111Url) ~.40 3.60 Af'I Of Me IWrlthO '·'° Tlma -Mt.44. Al.a r111 -Oen Kur, Coootr Kh1I, Mlts Dal Re• B.1r, Tiie Woo. H"' I-law. Scr11chtd -Rul11n, fl)r'W1rd 111· lery, E11!1 L.1ndlt1i. Wonna Win. lll lll'TH lllAC• -.I()(! vtrd,. 3 yt.1r Olds. Allowanc1. Purse $2000. Truly Trlfllc (OreYtrl s.oo l .60 1.40 1·m1 Ccipy Cit (P1rn1r) 5.l1l 3.70 I l(naw Thlll Girl (Lipham! 2.60 Time -20.50. A!11n r.1n -Mr. Aoolto lock1t, Lynn c ... llroltle•cupld. Scratched -l(nlehl Aff•lr. SIXTH lllACI -HO v1rd1. 3 Ytar eld' " UP. Calll.-bred. Clof.,..lnt . P11ru 11800. D'Arcy KIV (Per""') 10.IO t .00 .!.00 OH-Time To Fire {Wright) 10.20 11.00 OH-Gold lntOI !Crosb'l'I •.oo 4.4 Tlmt -••.Jt . .AllO ran -P1<1n ear, Tru. C.n Flo/I Whll Luck, Fr1l'lllle Alaml!os. Hiii Hol1, D1ncly Bir I.a. Ho tcrllcllts. u l••cl• I -O'lu\rcv K•'I' I 1 - DH -Timi Tt l"lre, 'tld Pll.M. S - D'ArO' KIJ A f -OH -GIN lftlol, 1111ld sut.111. ou -o ead11e1t tor secOll!'I. Sl\llNTH RACE -tOO v1ri::1. 3 YI.Ir oldo & up. Cl1lml"~· Purse S~300-Thi A.n1h1im Artt Vi1itor1 .Ind Convention CPfllf• Pl:i:'ldtr CW•lthl) Rf~t c~,,n, fW.J11cnJ LIO'-" l.ou11 (PerMr) TilTI! -20.'4. .... 3.41) 2.t:l ?.IO ?.~!I '-~ A:>c r1n -l!lobbl' Cl!1ri lf, Don't 1.11('1( Beck, ~oya; Top Bir, Donl1 Be G ... Ne :1eralci'lfo1. •t(jHfM RACE -Jl!J ~1r01. 2 ye1r old$. A!low1nce. ,.urse '6000. Tl>ti JOlln· nv 0111. Ladv Wln~mor• !W1t1cnl OM Guerro (P1u11r) C~1rle!10 CCrotbv) T1m1 -20 . .X. 9,0(I S.•0 t.4e t.oo •.oo ·-~ Aho r.1n -Hono• P.1s111m, Code l Btr, Wiii Bloom, Fl81ull'I Good, Color Ml Pink. No :1er1tcl1e1. HINTH RACE -m yaro1. l ye1r olds. Purse l!IOI. Adlll'fllf (P1ge) Jerlco ITre1surt) Slllk Bir (Ptrntr) Timi -11.JI. 16.l'D t .40 6.4(1 J.&11 ·~ Also ran -Dtl le11 Go Bir. O.v!O Cod.II, Ml11v Oce.Jn, Mr. F.1rrl1, Cozy K'1 GllTIDl1, H1rbl1 Boy, ~obel COP~. ScrtlcMd -M11nemfnotu, Grffl Tl11,11'1dtr 2, Mr. As!r11 t11t", 81obbv Slob. SS lll1<l1 7 -A~,..,. M r- Jll'lco, ••If u ... M. Gridder Lost El Dorado High's Tony Madau has been Jost for the North-South Orange County All-star football game Aug. 17, and may be out of football for the entire fall due to a severe- ly Injured ~nkle. Taking hi~ place on John Hangartner'.s North squad will be Loara's Ed Molina, a defensive specialist in the backfield and a top receiver. LIFI (Ml " LllldUY ' MKln1vr1 ' F1teoner • Arcl'l1r ' Roldl" ' Townsend 0 cer•I~ • UPOYkl ' Tot115 "' l.1i1bln '"' " YClllllO ' M1r11n • RO!le•I l JM'I ~nr::,·:~Jck• ' ' ~r1nd1 ' lonlter ' 101111 ~ H1U!lm1: SH!I. " I ' • 0 • ' ' ' " • ' ' ' I ! • ,g ,, .. ' • ' ,, ' ,, ' • • ' ' ' ' " ' ' .. ~ ,, .. • .. l " ' • " • " ' ' .! .. J LONG ll,t,CH l"...-..i11t L1"4l1t1.l - 17 an<1i1rs: t berrK\ldl, 11J> calico b•''-~ rodl cod. l l>lllDul. 19thl'*ll "lar) -... 1"41Jen.. :n bltflCUOI. ,.., b.111. Bar11t -Jl a,,..1..-1: 9 blrr1cl.ld., • bl~1. HIWl"OIT (OIVIV'l LKkll'I -1..0 .i1ne11r$: 71 bilrr.1clld11. • bOr'llTo. 1.21 4 bess. 341) toclo. cod. lt 1111\blil. lt m10tfr11. (Ari's l1ndl"t) -ti 1n1ler1: J bar•1cud1. «1 bl1s, 15 roct cod, • m1cktrll. 12 1)1.n be$1, 1 h1libu1. HUNTINGTON BEACH -15 lntltrl: 190 callco b11s, I ber•KllCl1, I hallll<!l. SEAL &EACH -110 an11ief1 : 310 rock cOd. 1.300 calico b.111. u. bar· racul!a. 811r11e -lJS '""lert· 1s bll•· recuo1, 2S Nss, n halibut, 20 mackerel. MORflO BAY IVl1'11'1 LIMl"tl -t7 1ntler1: ~I 11b1cor1. 40 llng cod, 403 rock Cod. (1111 51""80n) -15 1ngl1r1: 69 11no cod, t11 rock C'Od. · Huntington Beach's Bud Rose is the lone area bowler to gain the West Coast ~1atch Ga1ne Eliminations finals. Rose bad a sizzling OOl four- game block at Costa b1c9a 's Kona Lanes Monday night, moving up JO places to the No. 12 posilion. The field was cut fnirn 60 to 16 ~1onday with Lohg Beach southpa\v Doug Johnson jump- ing into first plac~. Johnson had an 869 series ror a 36-gaine total or 1,~71·114 pins ahead or last week's J,adcr, Anahcln1's Bob Ran1irez. Randrez had a poor night, roll\rrg only ~ 737 series . Bob- by Knipple of Long Bc;:ich re- Ol<'linl'd in th ird place, 65 pins behind Harnir·ez. TorranL·c•s Jerry O'Ntill \\'as the onl y player in the top 16 goi ng into the final s that did not. gain a berth next \\'Cck, li e 1•11 from 12th to 2tst. 1'ustin's 1''red Bernal drop- ped rrom :seventh to 16th, but finished 17 pins ahca;d of Buena Park's Joe lo.1cCue. 1, Oout Joltn110n, lon• Beith ?. Bob RamlrPl. An.111rlm " !Ob knippt!O, Lii"• ilfACh <1. oon lllufbf.'r. San Ol~ll'O .S. Ron D1e1I, Sllnl(jl\ 6. Os•e Fr~me, A•usa 1. w~t• 61M~. C•r-.on 1. Jot w ,11111, G8•dtn~ 9 r.~'llt' Shure, l'lcQ lli11••a l\l Chn> Lowrv, R•11er "" \! Ron SdPY!O BV~M~ f'dr• 12. llud Rote. H<111!1J1tlon 81•c~ lJ (,le"" '"II''""· Pl<'•« <1~1 Rt• 1,. l'<! Tt•IOr. S&~ D•tll-0 15, l .Jmo1r K~~•, M' "'~ 16. F•l'd Bernal. l11~1,n The two tcanis foug"ht on even terms In the first hail with Golden West's Rustlsrs pulling out to a 57-52 halftime lead. Oolden Wnl CINI .. " " .. 011111 u I I !! "· Cl•lr " Mcl(lnntr • ' ' ' Pop.av • 0 I .j Conrtr ' 0 Ha~e.s ' ! ! Butt I Wateo~er ' Tot111 4 10 It lll6 H1lttlme· GWC S7, Rio Htltldo !2 SPECIAL VALUES FOR TODAY THRU SATURDAY ONLY! 'se habla Espanal WESTMINSTER SANTA ANA FULLERTON 15221 BEACH Bln, • PllOllE 893-8544 120 l RRST ST. AT CYPRESS• PHONE 547.7477 1530 S. HARBOR BLVD.• PHONE 870.0700 MONDAY TltRU FRIDAY - -8:00A.M .. 9 P.M. MONDAY TltRU FRIDAY --8:00 A.M.-9 P.M. MONDAY nmu FRIDAY - -B:OOA.M .• 9 P.M. SATURDAY ............ 8:00.A.M.·6P.M. SATURDAY ............ B:OOA.M.·6P.M. SATURDAY ............ 8:00A.M.·6P.M. SUNDAY •••••••• : ••••• 9:00A.M.•4P.M. SUNDAY ......... w ... 9:00A.M.•4P.M. SUNDAY .............. 9:00A.M.·4P.M. IAIY TO INSTAlL fOI 24'' CAt, TIUO: 01 CAMPll full -111mt, I-....I 1..1• 1peo•ar MP;"'Ol!Oll rontfol1, tpOCl.tfl H ... 11 4'11 ntd. 'f'P!Oll! '7>PfPIDYI m LIGHTER FLUID Q1111li1y amoll1ltu fwal for oU llglillri. Also do"· bl11 -. • 1pol r1mov..-. 40Z. 9c CAN IACll Kraeute11 RIM WRENCH COIL SPRING SEAT IATIERY TERMINAL CLEANER ......... , .W _...\OllJ -II .. '""ft! ..,.. ri<traolon <llnf ,.,,. tt(h hthttY hrm!Mllo 9114 tit• ....... ,,,,. tll, ... .i;,., .,_ MCI hf.-9, $eolt Tllwetltfl C~t. 0Yt1an1"• ~ Ml••'' llf.t. PHYENTI NIW 79c CORROllON 12 OL CAN RADIATOR COOLANT TESTER 5.20. 13 5.60x 15 6.00x 15 BRAND NEW . EIRST QUALITY 4 PLY NYLON CORD IACH ,tlCI 1244 1349 1436 f(D, JCISl TA OIO fK~ Utt 2.05 2.14 2.16 2.32 2.37 IR CLIPPER -15 MOllTH GUARANTEE* ,..,.. '"· r ... r •• ,, 11.15 l ACH ,.p, PllCI l"ll U -~· 1554 1.95 1658 2.12 -" 2.00 17 2.34 IACM .... 2074 , ''"'" 22" tt.~sn.to ... C1t•lJ 22st (l.U/1.11 •U) Gii·!• 23 llU/lot .u. ll ' IC J " . "' • • .J ' . ' .. • ('; • I • ' Mesa Still Unbeaten: ' MV Nipped ADV ANTAC!: OF "SPOT' PUITJNG Mlufon Viejo 1 u f f e r e d The best position from which lllOlber beort-breaking lou by to line up• putt fl hdil!d the one goaJ tn summer water ball. Unfortunately, many aolf- polo action •l•lnllt Troy at en who ._. the line from thil &llll• cannot find the ...,. Woo ~ Mesa High School Mon· once they get over tho bill. Or ..... ~~ • day nlghl hom the ~ position, ti.. fl'>" • DbbJos hav~ lost five of oriiinaJ line often loob incor- g1me1 by one goal, this rect. &-5. The •mart aolfer a1waya Moorhouse led Ediaon to otiW with the line he d>ooe U vi<to.,, over Loi from behind the ball. I!you can- toJ afl<r ICOrinl tbr .. -not find this line llft.r YOU ... oet . Kennedy 1 doWned •P 1o puu, 1 .. _. the rono ... cia, .J.0.8, and El Dorado ing: ited In Bolsa Grande. Mesa re m a l n e d From behind the baD, pick llollef•ated in co-tltion al your line and not<• spot -eout C.U.g• after 1'hm on it, prdenbly about Newport, M . John two or three feet from your ball 1 more and Alan Lllnpton · Tbett. once youn aet to putt. \ , the llC'Qrinf for the vie-· :~rtlr. •igbt that apot and at-', l<mpt to roll the ball over it, ~ .'1kewood oulicored &tan· '=:::==· •§•=•~m~*~"-===-= .. ¥=-;:;,=========~--;;;· J ~-M.. Downey also re-I ~ undefeated by ·~ting PUT POWER"BACK 1Nto YOUR SWINGl-Wlth tht """'°'Ar Id "' victpry <lver F'ootfilll. P1/m11'1 lllu1trattd booklet, ''t• Shots ind falr'Wly Wood, .. Grove b 1 a I t e d Sand 20* •nd • Mlf4ddrened, ttlflolped envtilope to Arnoid Plhn1r,in carecfthltn-.per. ~.!8~-~3~ctlon at EJtan· ~r!:::=:=::=:::::=========;::======11_ ti:i~izr::i.:~ Nearly Everyone -Mtrk Hurwitz four as ~,:m...:~ to .. Listens to Landers ' • . Off the Ar.ea Greens Trout Plant SAN BERNARDINO -Bia Bear !Ake, Gl'ffn Valley Lake, Gre1ory l,Ue. J..U Lako, Lytle Cre<k Middle and Cllrk Dye la the ucluslvu champion at 51!!!.t Ana C.Wa- try Club altor be dd .. ted Hal MeJty ... k 2-<Jp CXI the tlth f bole over the weekend to culmln1te t b • month-11>111 evut. In aemlfinal acUon , Dye ddeated Bill Warren and Mos- ty ... t took the m•uur• of George Wood1. Santa Ana CC will be the scene of an invitation a I pertner'a better ball match play tournament nut wttk with quali~lng round1 on Monday and Tue!day followed by ab off day Wed....tay. T!;te tournament will start Thursday with • 120, teams entered with single round ac· tio/i 'lbursday. Friday and Sat- urday. A 36-hole final will be played on Sunday with a scotch ball event for those a I r e a d y eliminated from the com· petition. Maximum handicap allowed for participant. 11 16. ' ' lrtJlne Coat A full field of 144 players is expected to participate in the 17th aMual member·guest tournament at Irvine Coast Country Club beginnlJll Thur1- day and running for three days. . Among the favorites are Tom CUmminga and guost Dr. Bud Taylor of O'Donnell CC; Bryan Ba .. nden and Robert CUnard of Big canyon ; Paul Bojanower and Wes Smith of Big Canyon; Gene Ronald and Dr. Bill Foote of El Nigu•I; end George Yardley and Ron Uvln1&ton of LOmas Santa Fe. Mlle Square Club champion Eric Pollard teamed with Tom Phillips of HB Youth Grid Inkings Signups for boys who wish to play on one or Huntington Beach 's all-American football teama will be Saturday in the Marina, Edi!On arid Hun- tington Beach High gym~. niislums between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Boys wishing to sign up must be between the ages of 8 and 13. They also must bring to registration one parent, report cards showing at least a C average, a birth certificate and $5 registration f ... \\'tStem Hills to win a member-guest low g r o 1 s tournament at Founlain Valley Mile Square over the weekend. Pollard and Phillips came in with a score of 200, using lhe team's best ball on Saturday and both balls on Sunday. Second place went to Raul Quezada and Greg Graham (Green River CCI with a 201. Art Melvin and guest Zink Shepardson of Costa Mesa Golf Course, '>''On the low net competition. Mile SqU1re CC will host a men's club partner's better ball tournament in Auguat as the next big event. Mbslo11 Vie jo Jerry Ferrell was a double winner at Mission Viejo Coun· try Club during the pa st week. Ferrell teamed with Pete Stark, John Pyerinch and John Flom to win a stag day event that was scored on two best balls of foursome basis. The quartet carile ln with a 126 to "'·i n by four strokes. A lie resulled et 130 with Ed Sample&. Ted Wilt. Chuck Stahl end John GoehJ on one squad. The other group was composed of Jack Miller, Bob Cross, John Douglas a n d Peter Richar~n. Ferrell WM also a wiMer in a wttkend member-member North Forks, Santa Ana River. LOS ANGELES -Big Rock tournament when be joined Creek, San Gabrle.I Rlver East Joe Opponbeimer to post a t2S Fork. in a partner's bttter ball com· RIVERSIDE -Hemet petition. Lake. _ Second place went to Jim VENTURA -Reyes Crtek, Lewter and Ron Larsoo at 1301~U..;p::.pe_r_s._s.:.pe=C=r .. =k·====-- with thret ~ams tied for third at 131. They included Dr. Arnold Lee with F I o y d Meguiar; Ken lacavoni and Bob 'Bochk ; and Alfred Meyu with Martin Vukich. JIJth Hofe Tommy Bolt, four -Ii me MAllNE defending champion, will be on HOLDING TANKS hi NIW IYSTIMS OR hand to defend s crown us• ax1sT1N• HIAO in the 16th annual U.S. Ne-THIE HOLDING COMPANY tional Senior Golf Association ~!1111"'!111·!111""'!1111"!111•!111· !111"!!111 11 • ""°1 'H classic in Las Vegas Sept. 25 .~ through Oct. I. 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Off And Running At /tlarbkhead One of the olding yachting classics in lj)e U.S. got under way this week with the 84th sailing of Marblehead Race week in Ma ssachu setts. Some 468 boats were comep\ing, including the 210 Class sho)Vn crossing the starting line. 1 Run . in before we run out~ r-riangle Race 'Successful' ' Despite 20 to 30~knot Wind South Shore Sailing Club's traditional Triangle R a c e Cruise was declared a success "despite 20-30 knot winds whic)1 buffeted the fleet Sunday. It was a wet sail for all hands, particularly A n d y Anderson's Magie J, which took on two feet of water through a siphoning bilge • pump. ·, ,. The race · was roug'h from the Friday start to the Sunday finish.· Frlday night winds were responsible for a collision and a broken spreader. First to finish the first leg of the race was Rod Sehapells new Laissez Faire m . • On Saturday morning the fleet set sail from Long Beach on the second leg to Lol\!l Point, • Catalina -Island. First across the finish line was Muncey Cops f ictory As Lead Boat Stalls PASCO, Wash. (AP) -liam disqualified, the five re- When Billy Sterett Jr. headed maining racers were ready to for the sidelines, Bill Muncey go again . But Sterett's hydro says he stopped worrying. wasn't. The supe~cbatger on "When I got. around the the e.e Irore and Pay 'n course and saw Pride of Pay Pak came to a halt 500 feet •n Pak just sitting there, I past-the starting line. knew I was on Oiy .way to the "It's a shame but it's hap- bank," Muncey said Sunday pened to me many times," after beating Sterett's sta~led Sterett said after the race. hydroplane and three others.in . Muncey, not waiting for the the final heat ,of the Atomic cup Regatta on the Columbia banks to open, hll{Tied to a lap River. record of 115.979 mileS an hour "I don1t ;believe in luck," and a big lead over second- Sterett said after a double place. Miss Budweiser before dose of wh:it some would describe as misfortune cost easing i'Jp for his fifth victory him a chance to capture his i~ six tr,ies this. se.a.son. · 1eeond victor.y -of the sea.son In a prelurunary heat, on the unlimited hydroplane · Muncey set a heat record of circuit. . 110.655 m:p.h., erasing a mark Sterett in Pay 'n Pak and of 109.090 Sterett set two Muncey in Atlas Van Line! weeks ago on his .... way to win- each won his two preliminary ning the President's CUp on heats, apparently setting up a the Potomac River . showdown in the final heat. With only one. regatta re- With the race about 30 maining on the schedule, the seronds from the f i n i s h , Seafari Trophy Race in Seattle Sterett appeared headed fbr next month, Muncey, 44, of an easy · victory. But Bob San Diego has an overwhelm- Gilliam, in fourth Place with ing lead ih the race for the na- Pizza Pete and trying ~o.catch tional championship. Miss Budweiser for third,'was Sterett's 5,725 points place flipped into the water bring-him second behind Muncey, ing the race to a halt and who has 7 ,000. Sterett would forcing a rerun. Gilliam suf· have to win all three heats in fered a cut tongue and Seattle while Muncey would bruises. have to -go nearly scoreless for Half an hour_ later, with Gil-Sterett t.p win the title. Hugo Carver's Lunalilo with and elapsed time of three hours, four minutes and 29 seconds. Final leg of the race was from Long Point to N~ Sund~y in which the fleet was also / hit by 20 knot winds, resulting in blown out sails and other minor gear failures . Liinalilo was also first tO finish on this leg. Tbe next race in SSSC's Hi· Point Series will be th~ Pomeroy Classic Oct. 14. Correct time results of Triangli .Race-Cruise ; ' . Friday • Ne"'Port to Hua. Ungton Pier SYRF -(I) Aloha II, Glenn Reed, SSSC; (2) Sail LeuVie, Duboise-Wold, VYC; ( S) aSU8, J'e r r y Montgomery, '!< CBYC. PHRF·A -(I) Laissez Faire, Rod Chappell, BYC; (Z) Odin, Bill McNaughton;: SSSC; (3) Sequoya, Jim · Moore, sssc. PHRF·B· -(I) Sund•, Graham Gibbons, BYC: (2) Wind Child, Lee Armstrong, VYC; (3) Nelly Bly1 Steve Kimble, SSSC. Saturday • Long . B<acll to Long l;'olnt. _ · SYRF -(I) Aloha II, Glenn Reed, SSSC: (Z) Sail Le Vie, Duboise/Wold, VYC; (3) Big Maggie, Mike Harvey, PMYC ,PHRF·A -(I) Troubadour, l!uss Miller, SSSC; (2) Star Light , T.C. Moore, SSSC;"(3) Lunalilo, Hugo Carver, SSSC. PHRF·B -.U) Lazy Lady, Jack Ford, sssc; (2 ) Nelly Bly, Steve Kimble, SSSC; (3) Con Todo, Alex Hardy, SSSC. Sunday · Long Point to New-port . SYRF -(1) Ventolera, Wes George, SSSC; (2) Aloha JI, Glenn Reed, SSSC; (3) Sail Le Vie, Duboise/Wold , VYC. PHRF-A -(I) Debra. Dick Rauf!, SSSC: (2) Lasisez Faire, Rod Schapell, BYC;. (3) Fianna, Galen Buckley, VYC. PHRF·B -(I) Lazy Lady, Jack Ford, SSSC: (2) Kiwi, Clark Sumner. BYC: (3) Nelly Bly, SleYe Kimble, SSSC. ·salt:s Mallq,ger A.ppointed • ~ · ·.. r I .. - Christopher Lee has been · · · named national sales manager and coordinator of DeFevef Yachts, according to Charles Thomas, president of Jensen Marine. · Jensen Marine recently took over production of t h e DeFever line of power yachts. J)eFever yachts are currenUy ' being built in 38, 50 and 54-foot models. Jensen builds the 38- footer of fiberglass and the 50 and 54 foot versions are built cf wood and steel in the Orient. Lee-will use-a-three:Cold..ap- , proach as the production pro-- gram is expanded, Thomas said. His new duties will In- volve coordinating t o t a l marketing with the Japanese facility, developing the line of a~ fiberglass crafl to be built tn the U.$.1 and establishing 1 national dealer organi.tapon. Lee's experience In 'engineering, yachting a n d sales makes him par1.1cularly suited to handle this complex, 1 on g-range assignment," Thomas said. An eastern operat\ona manager for .Ranger Yachlt- 1lso part of the Jeoaen com· plex -Lee was reapooaible for both dealer relations and production. F.arUer, 11 vice president of Seafarer Yachts, he had mulllple duties In ,.Jes, production and tooling. Lee expressed eqthusiasm with the DeFever ~esign and offered an optimistic: vlew on Ainerlc1n Pf'Jdlldlon. s.kl be: "WI sbould be able to 1et NIW ASSIGNMENT -Christopher U.. stands on the deck of a DeFever power boat for which, he will be national sales monager and coordinator for the produ~er, Jensen Marine. · American production moving rather quickly on I h e DeFever-38.' The big reaoon 1' beCaUM of the techoology and experience avallablt at the Jenten 0.Velopinent c.nt.r. Much bas betn learned al Ibis vital ceater, which 111 o handleo Cal and Ranger ,.n. Ing yachb, Luhn power bolts •Old Balbol Motor Homes." ~'eFever Yachts is part of the IAllurt nme Group of Ban,pr Punta Operlliom, Inc. 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Shop Sunday noo~.to 5 P.M. at the following Auto Centers: Fashion Island, Newport Beoch (714) 6'44·2313. Huntington Center, H~nlington Beach (714) 892-7771. I \ r j . • Welcome Aboard By ALMON LOCKABEY On July • of this year, five seagoing multibulJJ set sail on their bieMial Transpacific race from Lo.s Angeles to Honolulu. Tbe race was under the directlon or the Palos Verdes Yacbl Club. ~ • Because of sketchy reporting from the fleet , inquiries ~ ):ty mullihull bUffa 11 to the progress of the race failed to • produce any Information. . First reports -neatly a week after the start -Jn. dicated lbal tllree of tile starters had been knocked out ol tile race by gear !allure, . Nearly a weet after the two survivors of the race Dn.lah word filtered back on their elapsed times. For those who are still wondering what happened to the "Cit&" and "trlS," here ls a detailed accoWJt by Stuart Wilson received over the past weekend: 'J1IE ·mz MVLTIHULL TranspacUic Yacht Race , un- . der the direction of Palos Verdes Yacht Club started July · tth off San Pedro, with five official entrants crossing the etart line, but before the day wu over the stress and strains of competitive ocean racing had taken its toll, leav· Jng only two b®ts to make the 2225 mile dash to Honolulu. Bacchanal, a 37-foot cutter rigged trimaran owned and &kippered by John Marples (Lahalna YCJ took the favored position and was first across the ltarl Jine with Bob Haners .S.!ooLsloop.rlgged veteran-catamaran Seabird (C.brillo Beach YC) cloae behind. Their three rival! Valkyrie, Bob Fincher•• new 39-foot sl~rlgged trimaran (Palos Verdes YC), Climai:, another •foot trimaran sloop owned and skippered by BUI Morris (Palos Verdes YC). and another veteran Lani Ka~ Robert Randle'• 46-foot CSK catamaran Bloop (Seal Beach YC) all aeemed lo miss the correct start- ing Oag and were about three minutes late across the line. seabird IOOll paued up .Bacchanal lo take the lead posl- li<lll u the f1eel of apeedy multihulls, ae<0mpanled by an entour1p ol 50 llJOClalor boato beaded for the west end ol Cllallna IJlll1d !lie only mark ol the race. The nimble cats :...i trio wuted no lime In tacking up lo that first mark with all tile cooleltanto being around the Island in under three houn. Seabird and Valkyrie were first around side by side with Cllmaa Bacchanal and Lani Kai soon to fol· 'lo\f. The 118-foot ..P.r-aot SWmoke, skippered by Dan Worth, jo1oed the participants at Catalina as a Transpac OICl)f! boat and wu not offlcWly racing. AS THE BEAlJTIFUL clelt Independence Day wore on, the aldppm and cmg aeltled In !or a bard fought Trans· ,..inc ...,..1ng. Twenty mllu aouihwut·ol Catalina, Sea· omalre btl:>ke her .otar1!9ard rudder and had lo alter her courae for San Diego, tbul being the llrsl hoal oul ol the ev111l Valkyrie became the Dal and IDOi! serious vlcUm -lbe IUflered a broken maat ba,. tblrly mllea out and becllme dlmwted. Al the bue dlalnleirated, the lowering .mul canleil Into 1 45 degroe 111111• and then jumped Into Ille cabin almooi spearing a hole In Valkyrie's hull. No ln- jurlea were reported and &kipper Bob Fincher ordered the lri bock home, s19Pping olf first al Catalina Island lo sur• v.., the damage .. About 40 mlleo lrom Catalina, Cllmax fol· lowed tile trend u abe broke her sllrboard centerboard and ailo had lo return lo Marina Del Rey. About the lime Valkyrie wu startlng back to the island. her lllOll fierce competitor Sea~lrd, belng 50 miles out had lo lbandoo tile race u skipper Bob Hanel also !eared a dilmutlng when his bdat's rotaUng mut base became ei:· INmely -Seabird then altered her course and headed for ber horn~ port of Marina Del Rey lo Join her !alien rJvala. EYEJ\YONE IN TUE RACE felt wuredly safe as Lani Kai carried four doctors and ClimaI two denUsts lo cope wllh any medical emergencies, but all U-who dropped out did not expect tile barrage of equipment !allure• thal took place. • Al most of tile fleet had retired, Bacchanal and Lani kai continued toward their Honolulu JlesUnaUon wiih re- newed hopes and lntenUona of setting a new elapsed liml record. Bacchanal led tile way !or the first two lull days at sea while on a more northerly route from Lani Kai. But Bob Randie's strategy paid off and Lani Kai began reach- ing down into the trades alter the third day, well ahead of Bacchanal. By Saturday, JuJy 8th, Lani KaJ was well into ~ trades with her chute set and pulling her towards Hawaii. sunday broucht renewed hopes lo Jolm Marples and crew when Ibey finally had reached down into the trades and were able to Bacchanal'a chute. . LANI KAI HAD A LITTLE trouble Monday, tile 6th day but when her chute got fouled tn· the rigglnf and, aldpper ~ Randle had to order ooe ol tile crew aloll lo untangle the mef8 belate it could be reset again. · The excellent weather arid moderate winds pushed Lani KaJ across the Diamond Head finish line Friday, July 14, at 16:06:31 houra PDT (10 days, I hours , 6 ntjn .. 31 sec.). Bacchanal poured It on towards the end of the race lo finish at 22:34:33 houra PDT (.10 days, 10 hours, 34 min., 33 sec.), 80flle six and a half bow-s behind the leader, but -won the race on corrected time. Thus the multihuJls will have to wait another two years for a chance al breaking tile Transpacillc record set by· Windward Passage in 1971. A lot of boating enthusiasts be- %ieve that the multihulls can break the record 1f the wlftd gods are extra good to them, and the 1kippers are ant~· paling that day when they can grasp that Transpacific record away from the monohulla. SEVERAL MEMBERS OJI' the Palol Verdes YC were on band In Honolulu lo .give a helping band lo Individual members of lhe Waikiki and Hawau Yacht Clubs, and the OU!rlgger canoe Club In 'providing a. flnlsb and greeting for tile race participants. ATTENTION! ALL TENNIS PLAYERS PARAMOUNT SPORTS (after 35 years In Lm AngelC's l Announces The Grand Openi1ig OF 1TS #2 TENNIS SUPIR MARKET WID. ·THURS.· FRI •• SAT. July 26 thru July 2t 333 E. 17th ST., Costa Mesa {Behind The InternaUonnJ ltouse or Pancakes) PHONE '42·618' TIMMIS MOVIU -FRR Glm FOR ALLI DIAWIMO 'OR VALUAILE PRIZlll (no purchele necesaaryJ EYEIYllllG FOR THE TENNIS PLAYER 1 ... 1 .... ._, -...... ,,_,. • .,.tr ...... "- GREAT LAKES YACHTING -Swooping cables of the huge Mackinac suspen· sion bridge linking the upper peninsula with the state of Michi~an provide a dramatic backdrop for the finish of the famed Chicago toi Macynac race. Ka- hili (not shown) winner of last week's Port Huron to Mackinac race, was the win· ner. Atlantic Race Over; '13tssage' In The transatlantic yacht race from Bermuda to Bayona, Spain, dragged to a dreary close Tuesday as 46 of the 48 entries had finished or were Michigan Boat Crosses Mackinac Finish Line MA CKINAC ISLA ND, Mich. (AP) -Sassy, a boat from Grosse 'Point, Mich., was the first across the finish line Monday in the Chicago to Mackinac sailboat race. Sassy sailed across the accounted for. finish line at about 3 a.m.1 Reports from Bayona said ED'I'i followed an hour later Many Boat~rs Windward Passage, t h e fa vorite for first to finish, by Kahill from Erle, Pa. Just ed During 1971 an estimat finally dragged In to port with behind Kahill was Wlndlgo ol 44,005,000 Americans used the an elapsed time of 19 days , 14 Macatawa, Mich . , and hours, 19 minutes and 33 Bonaventure v from Toronto. waterways more than once for seconQs. Officials said it was too ear-fishing, water skiing o r Slowness of the race was at-Iy to predict a winner In the pleasure boating. The Johnson tributed to the course which race because handicaps hadn't Motors .News Bureap points led the fleet into a high been figured and there were out thars about 1 2 3 , O O O pressure area for several still many boats out on the boaters on the water every days. · lake. day of the year. .Windward Passage's arch'••••••••••••••..., rival, Blackfin, collected line • ~:7h:~"~~1~:~~~. ARIZONA INDIAN • had ever beaten WP In a long I ' I distance race. Wooden Hull I DANCERS I I I ON THE MALL AT I l\'leet ·Changed I The third organizational I FASHION ISLAND I meeting of tbe Wooden Hull I ' I Owners Association Is schedul-TOUORROW • • • THURSDA y I ed loi Thursday, July 27 I ,.. instead of Saturday, July 29 12 p-!l.1 1 30 p M 3· p M as originally reported. I ,m,-: • ,-• • I The meeting will be heJd at the Long Beach Yacht c1u1bbtoe I BRING YOUR CAMERA! I select a name for organization. I••••••••••·•••• .J . ···~ . . I'\ -.; ~ht Racing. 7:45 Mon.-sat. No'lf thru Sept. 6 Of all trackl In Cllllomla tut yur, Loi 0 -1-.1 the highest pe!Cllil*ge of -in the money. And, the percenlllgO of winning -10pped them al. too: A whopping 38%1 So, a>me CltJI mid hlw the nlghtlmo of your Ille with the ctwt......i aet For -·---= Cati (213) -431· 1361 or (714) 527=1. 3 f.-i llsf 1llrrlce Dlr*1g Loa.l•amttol Traest to Porm ' l Aug. 2S-27 Multihull Regatta Set in) LA · . 65' Schooner 11KELPIE 11 AYelloble for WEEKDAY CHART,ERS-MOONLIGHT SAILS COCITAIL PARTIES -WEDDINWS AT SEA • Mii Abo1t 011r Twllltht Soll $10. P.r Penea -I p.111. to Mldnl9llt CALIFORNIA CRUISES 548·4192 , • 78 Series Matches Original Equipment l?~~P::\ • Wide 7-Rib Tread Design ~ .~~=s SPECIAL FREE MOUNTING FREE ALIGNMENT Tiil YALVI! .... $177 t ...0 Z.75 IUllLE MU.NCI LEE BATTERIES ' ' 24 . MONTH B2A 1J ........... . MOST CARS WITH 4 TIU PUICHASI' INCLUDING lAIOll AND PAllTS • Spirk e A4j111t pl1191 · C1rb11r•• •• ~ Concltn11t for Poi11b ·• Set Timln9 $2~r Air C-., c-r-SIW\tft' Mef'9 • 28&1 HARBOR BLVD. ' HOl,IRI: Mon. lltrv ht. I A.M. To 6 P.M. f ., ' ' ' • ' t ' l j p K Ha• had dan s Am !au han old· A hist by tack 7. I b . of isla H ben sha !or spu to I rese bill I Ja T coul lore ... tinu will way aga N 1"'11 ouo fun .wi WQ d \·I. " DAILY 11.LOT 11... •• Ill Hawaii Japan Invests MU .. IC\PAL couaT ,,, CM.IP•IUUA. PtcmtWI ........ to ~111.rr ltctlllille .... bllll ..... Of Af'l'11C111, COVWTY Clf' ...... OUN• liU.MI IT~Y ... •'f ltM C~Ofl. .H. AIYtw'r l.....n.. ... '. -•• a I OR •UOICIM. '11\t ......... -II .... Minta I , CM! CM Oll'liW C-ty O.,.rt~lt ~ti V'!Oft fflt fl!lllt ef • nootlct 9f 11'1-•. ,.. ll'llorl'N""" .. ,.. ,.... .,..... 't.i!llOfl to ll'lcer1M1r•l9 • NI# cltt, to .. =-~~ ....... l• ltniet. c.• '11 ltlL.IAll•. ll.AL IUATI, l"" C. AHtOwe •II f*fl"ry fol'1•11 YMd ~ lo 11'1 •11111'9 cfty, or to I~"' • """' LEGAL N<mCB LEGAL NOTICE ..... Od u.-11 .... INdl IW Iii. (OMllllli!Oil •lld P1ff IJld tt\IM Ctstrkf, ftle b~IW Off'-NII CU!" •UMlal luit a. ""'' ' to Dt 11.-.rtO t11d wiftlY kol, •II ·~ ~ MllOll c:r.=: "" IWI~ llfM' IUMM.OQ ...,..._ H, *""'-lt\Of'C-1.lflcM, f!Ktt"f'Y reconf1 a!'lf ConvnlHIOll •ttKflm9fl'lll ""tll _. ceat1.-. Pl•lftllffl AMERICAN .ACCE1'TANCI t-r:-:,:·i. ....... c~ 11'1... m!llUIU. Clll .. •1'111 l!t<.rM tol""1fl'lll Cwlff COlll". Oil COtlA ~·AA. t C•"'Ol'•tlol'I, llldlvldl.tel D. ~ o.11 .. I OrdWI tnd •lrec11oN Ot11W'lfllllltl •INI· o!Mr ........ ,. ft. C.~111 .IACIC D, 11UtoN$, ~11 M AbrtlM "' ll'l"tf.ittfld "y ff\t' c_.,m!t,lot1. 4Wfflll'ltl • ,...,, Oii 1119 ef'llwl»llll'f ot Pearl H(lrbor Attnck Dow11played "by lslarul Economy KUIUMI , HawaU -The Hawaiian nightclub performer had just finished her· opening danco numher. Spotting a group o! visiting Japanes& businessmen, she said, "Let's welcome our friends -from Tokyo." And the b an d responded .•. bystriklng up "Remember PearJ Harbor." An insult? An affront! At the least, very bad tast? To visitors from the U.S. mainland it seemed so; but second-generation Japanese. Americans roared w i t h laughter-and clapped their hands. 'The kamaalnas {local oid'tlrners) joined In, too. ALTHOUGH HAW AilAN history always will be marked by the dapanese surprise at· tack on Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7. 1941. the event is almost buried today by a rising wave of Japanese influence in the island state's econ,omy. Hawaii has been a chief beneficiary of the sudden sharp increase in Japanese f o re i g n investment-Which spurted from S2 billion in 1968 to $10 billion today. Japanese r eserves here amount to 117 billion. During the past year, Japan's investments in Hawaii e1eceeded $100 million, with businessmen buying up raw Jand, hotels, restaurants, golf cour~. supermarkets, and retail stores on Oahu, Maui, Kauai, and the 41Big lsland" (Hawaii). FIRMS OWNED by second· generation Japanese- Americans (Nisei) hold t!Ue to $1.1 billlon worth o! pri>i>- erty -including choice hotel realty like the Surfrider and Princess Kautlani on Waikiki and the Sheraton on K,iuai. Japanese control more than 40 major businesses on the islands' And according to HaWaiian industrial leaders, the future will bring even heavier Japanese investment. Within the next year or two, Americans Japanese yen will fnd a chain of condominiums on Oahu and the Big Island: build a 16 rnilllon Institute !or com· puter training; provide a retail outlet for a large Nlaei toy company; and establi&h 11 supennarket chain .in major Hawaiian cltles. Roher! Sasaki, senlor vice- presldent of the Banlt of }lawaii-whlch handles a large flow of J apanese transactions her~cks off reasons ror the new Ude of investments. Among them: -A RECENT move by the Japanese Government toward liberalizing and even en- oouraC!n8, foreign buying ; -Active encouragement of foreign lnve1tment by Hawaiian state o!llclals. Trade missions are now regularly sent to Tokyo end other Japanese cities. -A Japanese tourist boon in Hawaii, spurred by low-cost travel packages, and pr. moted by Nisei Airlines and tour flnns. -CUiturai a!!lnity between Hawaii and Japan. Some 240,000 Island resident., or 26 percent, are qf Japanese de- scent. Is this new Japanese in- vestment invasion all to the good? Money's Worth 'Shopping List' Reveals Needs Of U.S. Elderly MOST BUS'"'l'lll-d .,,,.,, J.., se-ssioNs. DOI,$ wt. '7111 1111M10nt ·11tM1 wlltl trlt ceumv " Dull .. ff • c•'PfY Ctll11MI. "'' ., ..... 1 "' lwll'll ef tht ..,...., 1.1,;~ I D l!IEIUll'tllt. Cltlt ti OttMO ~ .._. July l.C.. 1t12. A, .Ult,_. •n 1Mtltl'.t1t ot fM Com-""btlc lnfortlt, rte•..-tnt Ille t•C'f(n government leaders beJ"6 lnslsl lOA. ~'r"~~:~ h,, bwfl flltd IW tt.t Iv ,_....,ty J. M"'50lt .0-..tt County m~':'1':iv. ,......... llClvl<• Oii lfHI :~tt~tt!~-~ -=::: ::: It J.s. 'lbey aay the Japanese ""°'"11"" ... ''"' vou. " vw w1t11 to •· ci.n;. , ,,,., """.,.. r•WK11"• ... l\dt•i Yen ls stimulating t h·e to!ICf .. ,, lfWMllt ffU ""''' tllt 11'1 1"11 Pllllilltl'IM °''"" (;ttll Dally ,.11(11 ( •• "'"""'' !flt COM,,,IQIOll ,,. ltlll'I Or•l\M COllrllY fllOocl COlltnll Olttrlc.t c:o11rt • wrltttfl ti..fll• In NIHl'IM ,. J 1 " "' • , • , •• wn ,,..n' at!IOM ""*' tllt L.octl AHMY Fonfi;t. Ort"" C1111nrv HtrW Oltirld Hawaiian economy, wtuch l$ "" ~•ll'IJ fW • Wf'ltt• ., .,,. "., ' ..,. ., ' .. 11"" ComM1i11Q11 W1te1t1eeuy M1t11 Oto•rtrntnt" 1u11d1nt tnd "'"v tryi..... to shake Itself t~ 1110llClhlf • If 1 Jultlq Courtl wl11111'1 • •IN!..,, NOTICE otlltl' •rr1n...n~.. Olrtctor ol Av1111on •ncl Alrp0rt C.n-~ u~ ••v.t .,..,. tlllt Wl'l'llNht •• """" .... 'l'OU. ._,,'"" ARTICLE 11 -M£l!TING$ ,.,1,.1on from I DOW uocertaln sugar ~ ... 'rii!Jf •~11 wUI .. tl'.llftollli "" '°' llMUM,, Tiit rqullor mwtll\9 ot "" (Ol.ll\IY A....-or' and P . J "A tPPllnfton IW fht !lloliltltft •1'111 t1'w ~ SAii i9tt Camf"ll11lon shell bt htld °" tf'I• "'Ol"d Ori"" C.""'l'llY Pt.Mllll COtl'll'l'llJ.1~ meapp e UC15e. "''Y -~ • l....,_t ... Intl You for the NOTIC• Tft e:••OIYOltf .,Id 1-111 WtdnncilY• ol HCl'I "*'"' 11 Ro.a Com1t1l1tlofl0r •1111 COlillll'Y "Our image WOn't b t 11\0MY or olhtr r.11tf NIUHlff 111 b SUP•llOll COUllT OP TMll 2100 P.M., In Ille lotrd qi $uptrYlt'll'I Surve:yor (arm .shed by the lnfiW< (to' m COl'l\lll•ll\t, ITATI Oii CALlllOltNlA flOll Hltrln1 llioan'I °" tl'lt 111111 tloOr ol tht Or•l'IOe Counl'I' 1hfrlff tt .,.. wlM te ...a t11t tf\llC!I If .,. 1.. THa COUNn.' 011 OUNO• Cwnlv M1mlt1l•lr1IL<in 8ulldlnt, 515 North 1111 UllOll Ille IUlnl <if • notl<t el In. ~elloFar East," says Dr. =~· :-.;;·'::,·, v:-... :: .. .,•.,: •• , ... ot AN:: tom-,E PELLEllElt, ~~~~r:..::r:'d111: .:~"'Coq~1~htil~.:. ~':1~'::1!: :,';~!, ~1~e:~r~1·~~'·,::: .:Jll I} M. MM:, dlre:ctw or ll'IU .. '""' tl'tll!M. O'KlftMd, IM rt11ul•r motllr>g $1lel1 be held upqn "'' c.wl•1 °' Ille' nQ!ICI 1nd 111.c:hmtnb '6 H.wail•t Oe••"ment or Pl Dtltd M•rdt 1•, lf7f, NOTICI IS HEltl!BV GIVEN to tM IOllO\llllne Thurl44Y unl1u Ille Commh1tqn 111 •llKtl'd ar>d tonlltuOUI clll9S t nd le I""• an-crec!ltflft of ttM .tioYe n1ml'd <lfc"°"'f Mt• 1 dtll1rent del•. ll'lt folklw ln1 Countv dt111rtfll11nh or ollllt n1ng and Economic 0eve)op-:; ~";1~~ C~~ ftl1t •II WIOlll tlt\'lfll CfllrM IO•ll\tt tht )Oe, Sjlfdal Mfftlltts. SPt<l•I mffll!IU 11111clH rllluf1t!119 f ftPOrl Oii IN tO. t "ff ·• · f$fA ' "' Hid Ot~tnt •te •l'Mlilred to flit thfm, ot fM LOC;.t.I Afffl<Y Forf"llllon Com· vl .. bUllV OI !ht or_. I lfl 1trmt of lllf men • aW811 JS 3 melting llCH~lltD A NaWll.L wJttl 1M '*"Mn' ""'1(tllors, Ill tl\I ottlce •ml11lon m1Y lie c1lled In 1111 ma,,ntf PtO-ltMtal ovbllc inttr•tf, '"'rdlne Ille' lK< pot and people exn.>rt a ...... ;,. " A""'11 1 l,.w ot 1M clerk ot ltle ,bfrwe ff\lllltd court, or 'l'lded br S!alt law. Ru1ulre<1 11.turcrr !1)tl na"'t'd !n Go~1rnmt"I C()d1 Sl!Ctloa ' r-~ .,......,, " 1 to o"-'l\t 1'ltlm, wllll lllt nt«lMl'Y nollc1 11'.•ll bf 1lven lo 11! re11ul11r ind ~lff 11 !n•r rtla11 lo lhf JPt<lll C~ Bui Dr, Mark and others ad· ~':.t:':..~nllC:.\=. ,.Sf VfV(lltn. lo t11f u~llfflold •t 111• Cltfl<• •lltrn•t• mtmi>l'ri. The oriter ca11mv '"" ctrns ot 1~ "'P«tlve 11eenc l11t: mit the new Nlsei ....... nomi·c 1714, .......... ,.....,, o1 fll• •ttomev•: DUlVEA, CARPl!NTI!• 1-Pl<ltl m..tlnt1 ~all 1PH'!1Y "'' 11na •...i oranoe '°"'"'' "lood con1ro1 01ttr1ct "'-V & 9AlNE$ lltV: ElliNEST J. SGHAG. Pl9" ol Ille mtttll\I •11d !ht buJIMM to R<>ed CotfllTlluloner llr.d CounlV tide ls '1not 8n unmixed bless-Attorner tw fl'ttll!Hlb Jlt,). UU Mlc;Artllllf f ive!., ... 0. loX be lr•n11ctfd .t.I 111cl'I l\1ttllno. •ntt 1\0 Sv•veyor . ,. Publllhfd °''f!Oe CMll Dtlly Piiot, H'M, N"""°" 9tl(ll, Clllfomlt ~· othtr bu1lne11 st111H Dt con•ldere-d 11 1~~ Oranvt C1111111V P!<>11nll'>9 CqmlT!bljM mg. Juiv 1t. lf, tt •!\Cl 1<1111111 t, ltn 17,U.71 wlllcll I• lht llllCt of buil11111 « 1111 mHtlnt. tSocll011 .S..~S. ol !riot Go~t,nmtn1 (<I In addlUon 10 int ,,i,ov•, '"' fa• ur10tr11t'*' 111 1!1 l'l'lllttrJ Pfrl1111'.ln• lo CoCJ•.l tcvt1~1 Olllctr lllt!l •Ind cot1lt1 with r• HE SAYS HAWAD should LEGAL N-CE 1111 ttl•t• or ••1d dfeld1t1t, wltlllll fOllr ti. Ouwum •nlll Mllorllr. A malorltr cl Q~~111 to anv otl'lfr coqnlY departfllent Of' •r V•• monlt!i t lltr lilt tlrtl 1111bllc•llon of lhl1 m1mbtr1 jll ol Int Comm•u~ con· city or 10<11 .;•ncv wl'la11 11dvlct 1'111 encourage J a P an e S e in·l--~---------· I llCllJU, lfllU1f t qi/Orum !or 11'11 tr111S•tllor+ OI Cltl'mt lllll!'Oflrll!t to 11'111 SHC!llt prg.. estrnents that ill I d to '1CT1T1ous IUltMISt O•ttd J111v 1. ltn. bY1ln•11. POM1. V W ea NA.MW 1' T WNt 1.l!ONAlt.0 J, f'ILLl!Tlflt :11. Ml111i1te1, Tiie E~tcu11vt Ollitt• \11111 (Ol 1n1 lllter r~ut$lln1 lht 1bo\'f JO. bs. But he is wary or • A •M Adml11litr•tor Willi tl'lf (tUSt • rntrn~r OI 1'111 ... 11 Ill t•~· 1nd rti>orll ll'l•ll lndlt•I• Int p1objrblf d•I• ot .......,, 1 TJ'l4 foUowlne Nl'IOll It dol111 bu1l111SS Wiii AnMxtd, lrlnttrltiio lilt minute• ot ••ch mttlt1111 l'll!~rlne on !hf 11•oi>osa!, 1nd r1l<11l1 s~ ... ative investments and 11: o1 th• t:sl•I• or "" ibovt r11mtd ano m111 <OPIH lhl'rtol to &H member~ rKtl1>1 ol !ht r1per1 •' IH1t ten oav• concerned about p OS Sib l MC$ MAltKf:TINC CO., 2714'Clrd111•1 dfctdtnl prior lo !ht nt•I "°'"!Ing, wh<:o 1uc:h pilot IMtrPIO. Upon receipt qt Mid reocrh J e Oriv1, C<ittt MINI t1U. OU•V!"A. CA•f'INTllt I 11.ltNES ml,.u1•s may t>t onrtrl<l bY !Ml' Cnelrm1n ll'lf E~ccullv. Ofllctr \l'l&ll !r•n1mll 1eht 'prematw:e urbanization" of Georte W. Moe. 2114 C•t11tn•1 Or1v1, llYi 11aNl!ST J. SCHAO, Jlt .) 10 t>t aporqvec:r •1 m•lltd, un1111 1ner1 ;, rorll'Ort' to '"' prOl>Qnenb Ill 1ne 11•oPO»tl tcb I I nda h (Oil• Mtt.1 '2'26 U!S MtcArlhur 11\'111 en Q;l)IKtion. .t.nd rhe 1ubltct city or dl•trltl, II 1nv r . ann a ere. Tllll llilllntU It Dtlne COlldUdfd 11'1 I p 0 IOll l!'N ' 23. Vollnl. flCh 11ut1tlqn blfOl'I Tfle pro~otnl Of IUD)ttl tlty or dll!rlr~ wlsl'ltl 'to rtsllOl\d ta !ht m•lttr• ''' tc•tll will .d . . GEOJl:CE W. MO!! Till "1·"" po1td annea11lo11, 11\C'Ol'POtlll<in f1' lorrn"-!n .. 111 rfO(lrf1, NII:! rewon1e V>f.11 bf' prOVI e new oppartun1hes 1111• 1t1ttment flied' wllll "'' COlll'.!Y Publlsl\td Or.not Cotit O•lly Pilot 11qn or • Procl'!lur•I or or11anl1•tl<in•I made 111 wrl1h19 !q '"'' E•ec11tlvt 0111,.r for residents-not those likely Clef'k ol °'""' C1111111'1' Oii: Julv 11, 1'12. July 12, It, ,. •nd Augi.nt 2. un 1121.12 metier . ..,,v bt vottd u"°" D~ vo,ct vote. a .. 11 s11tH bf e1tn~1re<1 10 111e E•Kullv@ t I d to dr . he 8v BtvtrlY J, Maddoit. DtPIJIY Coul'llY 0< mtr bf pul l>Y lllf (l'.•lrman tr.cl 1 Otl!cer not l1!1r tt11n t>vt dev~ be!q11 tl\1 o ea a am on t public c1trt. LEGAL NOTICE u,,• .. 1mc~1 vot• rKo•d.o 11 1Mi'1 ,, "" h•••ln11 on 111e PrOP<n11. By SYLVIA PORTER ference on Aging in treasury IJ Dr Mark says ,, .. 71 ollll(lion. A roll <•II volt 1111111 be !&~In AR TICLE IV -HEARINGS: > • • Plibl!dlod Or•1111• Coast O•llY ~Uet, on •nv que"lqn upon demarl(! cl 1ny NOTICE ,\NO REQUESfS Which ch a in o ( Washingtofl. And what I've Hawailan banker Wilson B. July lt. 26 •nd Auou•t '· t , 1m 1au-n f'ICTITIOUS aus1Hl!:ss mtmber. •O. Tiii E••<utlvt 01nc1r 111111 1,i1r1111e pe ma k ts Or f d d . I I ked t nJ • Ca 0 hell th J 11111.M• STATaMINT 2• MOllol'll by Clltlrmln Tl'\f Cf\•lrm8n the nm• nec111•rY lo l'l••r H>t m•lltr1 on su r r e 00 Jscoun p uc ou o y begins to sug~ n n eves e· apanese Thi foHowl~ Potrtan 11 doing bu11ne1i m•v mek• qr wcond inv lnotl<ini wlll'lour •he 1>r1or1 tr.. Comm1•1lo", •net ~Nd on stores delivers groceries to gest 8 "shopplD· g 1,.,1,, of the money flow here is mainly to LF.GAL NOTICE as: SEASHO 1tepp1nv down '"'m 11'11 c1111r. · 1uc11 t11lm11H he 1h111. w11"' '"" a11or ov111 I d ·1 h ood b t t•u h RE REAL ESTi\TE, l~S W, 25. $Wlll'llll I• WllllflllS. Tht of !hf Ch1lrm1n, unlta ofl\t(Wl$t e er Y Americans in their elderly AmeriCaD'S needs and e g -U S I 8 S MOTICa TO CReOITOllll Btlbot. NewPOtl ltKh, C&lll. Cn•lrma" "''' 1wt1r Jn coll1!Cllv1!r or dlrKled bY !ht Comml11lon, 111 •t m1nr homes? None that I know of, dema·nds. reservations su1>ERl01t COURY oil THI! Gr•« cove Sf(k111. 111.e F1nur1111 st>P•r•tt1v an"'''°"' w1.,,1 ... , 10 ort1t111 m11uer1 for• 1T1tt11"' •• c•n bt 1111•0 ho h he ") , ' , ,, STAT!" OF C St .. N1wperl 8t1cll, (1111. evldtnce or 1r1umtnt on •nr mflttr wllhl" • lhrff h-Ollr perlOO. "".,. lddlllon~I &}t Ug t Se Stores Offer t S really a QUeStiOn, ALIFOINIA flQlt Thll bu1lne11 11 btllll COoduc!td by tn COl'!linl btlor1 !I'll Comml1tlo" 11 !ht m1111r1 .il1lblf to ti. 111 for lllar lne v.ttl today's best food bargains. Put yourself into the place says Mr Canon "of how TMll' co~:~.::.1o1tANOll 1n11111 ... 1<1u0o1. " me~lnv. Th• Ch•l•m•n 1,. I'll• dltc:renon ~ 1e1 tllf' 111• nt~1 11JC(.cll11t rt1ul•r of the ohier consumer in · • e rice o. cktl• m•v ·~ul•• tl'l•t •nv-preposlng 10 "'"u"", ., 1Pot<l•1 mMllnt. Most elderly people who are A hi much more of good do we Ru~'~'~~o~~:~ ~C~!PPE •ka. Tiils 1111tmrn1 flltd w1111 111~ CoYntv 't'P•t1tn1 1 cllv or 11 dlsl rict '''""~' to ,1. cou11tt-w1111 11u1rt1¥f A111Kitt. either home bound or unable merica's 'deously youth-want and when does it NOTICE is HEREev a~1VEN to lht i'"~ fJI ~,·~" f;,::J:.. or.: Ju1v lt 1971. i11e '°"""'111100 prior io. or •t tl'll llm• of T~• '"u1~• ol "°1r11c1tlOI\ ot tllt o"riented marketplace and I'm • crl'dllort ol 1111 •bo\lt t1.1mld dtcld•"' y IVllr y . • Depulv ounlv Ill• h11rlng, • wrlntn f"910jullon ol , .... llOYtrnlfltl bodltl ot IPfdll dltlrl(tf In Ill• to travel rriOre than a Short 'II become bad?" 11111 i ll perlQlll ti.vi no cttlms .. •IMt tllf Cl•rll. lttlilativ, bOdr o! 1ttd tl!y or dl1tricl Go~1rnmtl'lt Codt Wl•ll bf ftfmtd di t I ed t h t sure you find the following ••Id d t ,,,,.4 11u11'\arlzln1 Ill• person to IPPtlr qn belltlf 1a1!1tled .... •II Countv.wlllle: IH<l•I s ance are ore 0 s op a 10 ..-AO d . I 1111 t tcl!kn •r• rtQulrtd to Ill• ""'"' Pllblllhfd Or•r111• C011I 01Uy Pltol, ol 1&ld cllY f1' Clltlrltl eUl\er 11111r1lly Oll!rl<IS by m.t!Ufllt • tOCl1 of IM •lt!'ld• SmalJ, relatively eXpe03iVe ,...,..,..., an e X C e e l n g y : !Ill ~;:c:·~ t~t:!d fllf ~; ~uly 21 •nd AliQUI! ), f, 16, ltn l94J.72 with r1-ct lq PrOP01•l1 IUCll ti !tit! qt tlCll m"!lhll 10 ll'lt tovernlllO b611'Cb I hborhood u ts modest selection: 2 Old Men ht ''"'"' llltm. with "" ,:,.~ry urw:ttr 'cns!Otr1llon1 or lllf(lllClllY wlln tlltreof, lndUd!n• -C(lt)Y to IM eo.rd ne g OU e ·, • Speedy relief f r 0 m YO\IC!llrs, to 11\f und1rsl•llld It "" ottlai LEGAL NOTICE rlSflKI to lhf P1•llcul1r prOllOJ&I und•r ol SUPtrYllOl'l for •U well dltlrkt1 H 0 w many el de I ol 1111 ltlOfl\l)'t c M CASTlllUCCIO ,. 0. con1lder1tlon. IO'ltrntd bf Ill P'O~ldtd. llowllYtr. 11111 r y destrucUYely high ~ Ba. •l S.n '.;1 ' ' • • lllllCTIYIOUS •USIH•IS 151. Tttlltl*lr .. A~'· Thi 111111r•l• l!Olltt lh•ll bt mtlltd 10 ••en Americans can without dif-taxes· to prevent ·ml one ill th• 111:~ ot bu~-~c:!:':'.:!• = ~ HAMI sTAT•tflllNT Ch•lrm•n m•v •lloc•t• tlmt "' •rtwm11"1 1uc11 11111.1r1c1 '"'"'Int fllCh "'°"""".,.. 'P• ' 1111 m1tt1r1 P"1•1nlll0 to !I'll HI•~ ef Ml; TI'I• tollowlM ,., ... Ii dolnt buSIMIS bv lnl1rHltd Plrtlfl •1111 l•tlll'IOl'IY 11'1 llfK•llon qr fWm•llon lfl"'Ol'ilnt tfl ,,.. I• ficuJty Visit older Americans from being 1oneers dKtidenl wl!l!ln fwr ITIOfl1lll tttr tllf If' wllflftllft If m•Y bf ntcetl•l'V for ltlll whldl ludl dhlrlct 1119ft<laMY lllfOl'lttlcl he . I . ds 11·terally taxed out or their tlr11 PUtittc•t!Ofl of 11111 l'IOtk• • • STltOMGltEN COMllAHY UOt Lakl tKl>edlllon ol '!11e Commluloro'• bullfllfl. ltY vlrfv• •( 1•<1111111 rNll'll•lnecl II( t ll' r1en , .. tl•ltd Ju IV 10, 19n · Ptrk L1n1, Htw"'1 11eem.'c.111. t 2uo 26. Atttl'ld•M• "' Mlflln... All °"''''-(Ol'dudtcl IMl'e\11, • f go to the ..1-homis -, FRANK SCHOEPPE E<lwttd c. llrom1r11n. 25(11 Like Park mtmbtr• qt Ille Cl)fl'lm1U!Ol'I 11'1ClUdlntl '"' <ltl'H'mlllld tly 11111 COi.iniy Surwvor. ~' · I B • Eatwlor L1r.1, N""°" le.ch. C11lf, '2660 cl!Y alltrM!I, ll'lt coontr 1lltrl'ltl1 1nd .0. N"ICI II flubl k:. In 1ddllton to tile tor, the ll-• Guarantees that older n usmess qf !ht WUI of Thi• bu•lllllll )I Dtln1 conducttd by In lh• i>ubll( mtmtltr •Htrl'.&le •ll•ll 1ttend r.olk•S rtt!Ult.cl by lt\1 Go'l'trnmtnl Codi, Americans may buy 11'11 •bott , .. med dltlldll\I llldlvldl.l1!. all m••Hnl$ ol lhl CommllllQll otl\er th•n m1 lollowll'll publlc o<i!lct 111111 .. t lvtf'I: brary, the . . (, M. CASTltUCCIO ,&,,....ltd c. Sltomtrftll tnomi mwllnv• II Wl'llC~ tl'lllr tltfndll'.<:e Notlcl ot !I'll l'lflrlnt on • •rwotff automobile insurance at p, o. m 118 Tiils •••lemtnt fllod 1111111 ""' counlY h•1 be-en 1xc1,1MO by 111e c1111r1t1•n or bY 1nl'lfll•llon to a ct!Y t111n bt 1ubUt11ed park or tbea-reasonable rates consistent NAffiOBI, Kenya (AP) -1•11 Mtrl,... c,11,.,111, c1.rt o1 °"•"" countv 011: Ju1r 2,. 11n. a m•!otl" vote 01 the comml•!or. 0< or.t• ~" • 11tw1o•Potr 01 ""''"1 c1tcu1 .. ter? Far, far , , ' . . • The two old me 't the Tth Ctlf) m.1a94 Iv 9tvtr1Y J,• MaddoX, DfPUIY counlY wne•• an untor11r11n emeroencv or11v1n11 llor+ w1111111 ll'lt bOllndtrl•• ol 1111 '"' with the individual's ability to . n 91 on AttwlltT fw •wnt• Cltrk. 1he1r 111end1nce. t11111!111 cnr •' "'" 15 d•v• pr10r .. ttit too many are drive a car safely sidewalk. surrounded by rows Publllhff 0 ,,"" Cllllf D41l1Y ,.11ot llltlts Tl'lt 1ltfflll'I• membfr1 11111n1v to voee At• «11tc1 tor l'.e1r1ne. t ' led be-• [ ti d I July 12, 19 M nd Aug 1 ' 1'11bl111Wd Ort... CN1t D•llY Pllqt, oolv II'. Tflt Pl&<t ol the c!tu of lllt Com· .w. M• '"" tllltt tVICllftcf ff Ill fl .... res nc • An inflation-proor U.S. o D cans an bott es, and • • u•1 :r, '11 111t-n JIJly M arid AUOIHt :r, '· 1,, ltn 1n1.72 ml11kin mtmtMr 10 whom ht 11rv11 •• No m111. dt1r1 or qll'lor wrlli.n or vlw•I cause t h e y bond h . b bee talk of Africa long ago One 11tern11t. orHtflt•lton et 1vldtl\C1 or 1r1um1n1 In -sue as as n p~ · 'LEGAL N--LEG'• N~ ARTICLE 111 • 111~ torm m•v 11o ulf<I In 111t11rlM1 "'°'' P01T1• don't own posed by Sen McGover to says he can remember when v•n,..,::, ~ v••'-'.i:. APPLICA110Ns 111t eornmbilo11 on •11v propo111 unlrtM , . · n -th · hit 31 . 1ttc111lrt1111 "Jwsllllc•tl•• ot 'r°""'r'. 1111 or11l11t! or' coov ,..s 'bMl'I 1ntc1, ot i• cars and cant afford the high give older people a safe ere were no W e men. HOT1ca oil TaUlTll'I U.Lll •1cT1T1ous 1us1Ness l•l on 111 proi>01111 com1n1 bttcr' 11>e then ot11rtc1 tor 1111ne, w1111 1111 corn. cost of publlC transportation. medium in which they can in-The other talks of his days LN• NI. '1-on<M1t ,.... roi:• STAT~M!"llllT com,.,11s!on, e~c"'' tor 11'101• ••c1uc1tc1 rn11t1on1 l'f'vldtd. h<iw•vtr. lh•t 1111 In J1aiJ detai'ned b the B •tlsh fl llil Ne. lotlt "' ir;rlOl'I • dolM but!r""' bll-. 11'11 proponent mull J1Nr11t•t a per1011 Df1101ln1 lo u11 •11w IUCll wr!llM vest and protect the buying ' y fl OI\ WtdMldlY AUllllJt 9 1f12 •t U•OO ••: "Ju\l\flctlfon of ProDOM&I" I~ $hlll lilt or VllUll •ld wl'lldl 1$ unu1u11ly bulkV tt HOW MANY O L D E R power of their nesteggs as a Mau Mau tribal fighter o'clock •.m. o,.' Ille 11Ublk: sldlwaJlt · 1,. L 'ti~:! ~~I! MMAINTENANCE, lut 11 wl!l'I 111e £J1~cu11ve 01ncer 11 11111 1s 01111w11 to COPY mev with 1111 con""' ff N B o A · h I · before Ken hec · lf"ont qt ltlll tt1lr111Ct to 11'11 bullllllne 11 ~ 'V • -"1• Ci11f. d•rs bafcr1 ll'lt d&t• 1et for 1111r!J>11. Th• Ille Con'11nlu lon. u11 It uoon sllbmltll~ • Ot etting mer1canS -nearly al Of ya ame lD-1717 SOUit! Br0Qklltlr1t Strttt lfl t11f City oDtrt • 8rf$IOll, 1644 l..lbradOr, Extcurtve O!Uc1r "1111 OltPfre Ille totm llflOlotr•Phlo net•llVI &nd I 11rlnl l'.l\'I"' whom have never even com-* DEVELOP:an;-M'I' OF dependent. ff An•lltlm c111rorn••·' It•, 11., ~!a~· ':11~1ne col'ld11ctec:r tr 01 Juch JusrUlta!!or+, wtt!eu 10 tl'lt com-wt11dft'll d1llt1ltl011 tor 11tlblll1Y. and ffl• Pleted an elementary school .. ~.,... Wanj'ie Kamau and Glcbubl lncot'llOl'lltd, a corllOl'tH<in. •• TrustM lfllllvld1,1•I " 1 Y '" mln iqn'' 1p11rov1t, and 1h1ll c1ucnc1t1 color it~ 1111n -color It 111ed1 " .. . driver education courses for · ul'ldor tho Oltd qf Trutt mllCI• bv Alvll'I R0t£ v llt 11m• tor d111r1ou11on 1q 11•ooone<tls. orlQll\•I, ,,. Cl'llrlrm1111 or fxe<:ut ,. <H- On S . education -can read ·-· the Id I ( '"" Mucburu left their villages FKM•rl •nd Ch•rlolt• J. Ftrllhllrt, """ '""I• 1t11e!!t in.111 lS~N .. c ... Onlv !haw 11ueitkln1 In lhe Ju1tlllt11lon ll~•r "''Y· 11'1 their dlKr•l\clft. w•lv• "" aVlllgs .,."' e er y as """re .are now and t N-'-bi blFld lfld,W!"· •• f'K61'dll!I '•llnliry 20 ~ ot Or ( w '." 0\11\o~ form Offmtd r11!r~ant nlfd bt tl'1'Wl1Tld. ltf'Wlf/qns °' fllll Mellon In IP't(ltk: (IMj. Understand today's fine-prtnt 1 for high school Student.a) p}us , came 0 IWV ,somt 30 1970., I" IOolt-it?il pfft JOI fJI Otl1cl•j By llVlrly•r ,:.qno::: l~ lt12. un!etl the Comm!t$lon ht$ bY r1HO!utl0t1 '5. Cfflllt el Dfclllnll1tl 911 PllO. Ari'f P roduct labels? Or 1 '") cOt-•ate pUbUc tra•..,.,..•tlon ~·ears ago to set 'tbemSeJves up Rtcdtttl °' or.,... County, c.1Jtm1!1, ctn. ' • ' ovntt m1oe •niw.r1 io c1r1a111 out,rlol'I• "''~ 1n1 ..... 1eo WIOtl n111• tflllffrl • CQll'llllWI .,. -a •-Ji!'.'A-_. Ir nd h•.A I. 11,,.n to 1tcur1 en lndllblfd,,..a 111 ~ PtMn d•1orv wllll retcec1 10 tpf(ltltd tyoes ol ol •nY docu!Mflt Iii.cl In •"Y orocMj111. By JOHN CUNNIFF valu~ble information . rrom (o't' elderly citizens ttevellng 111g ~ "'I'~ 1 n °' Tiit ColWll! COIY'IPlnv. now.._ ... ftublltlltd' ·Gr•l'IOI Cottt Dlll'f Pll I •••l'IClfS. Jn, -.tlldl Clff JU(ll llUfMlOlll Titt E111C11lh'O Offlm _., dl.rw "" AP '"'MMu A1111J"11 _ today's -···da 01 JJ -S . ff rush hour De 1 .·Cans-pioneers Jn 11 t t er 11e11111 bV ,,1ct1t11tcltff· •••lnei ~ L'" Juty 19 ,. •nd A\ICIUSt, , ttn 1...,~ t11111 trt '° fm.Mlld"' IN Jllffltk••ltn e111tc1 "°"' "'-..,.,. ""' c111 •• ""- NEW YORK ~ During the .,..,_, . O s. ve opment ~ · .t.s.oe1.i10ri, b'\' '"'°" M' tti. llfU(t, ., • • ,' , fOtm. Ho ~OHt•I wn1 bt con•kllrtd ov Com1t1lfllln If m•klnl fflY IUdi> CGP'l'll"' . goverrunent handouts desi;n.;.,1 ,..... f ,. rfat' · r~woval and r e c y c 1 in g <11'11111 otrllNtlON 9KUAd 1MrWY~ Mir°' LEGAL NOTICE tho coinmlblon 1or wt11c11 wc.h n 111ct1/ct1t'"' tMll M dl!IOlli.41 111 -. great economic expa11&ion of · a~ ""'' O ~•n1po Kln services lo -he! crf wllldl wu NWdld M•rd'I • ttn'll'I · "Justlllt•Hon ot 1>ropo1a1" f(rrm 11 r• C111l'll'I' t "fllf'Y· Younger consumer? evtn Id I servat1orust.s took up the prob-•Kord•· win .. u '' public •licllolt 111 .. •oT•c• INYITtH• 1101 m•nd•torv 1111e~1-•r• "°' 1n1W11rtd ~r COUNTY °' ORA.HO• 1 • the .. , l960s,. millions 0 f to educate .and w~ th! ~~ specifically Cot the resour~es. ng ore con-aook· IOCNO P••• m °' "'d Ol'lk:f•I '. 11u1rtc1 but w rece1 ... .o. '"" 1" which 1uch ITATE OF CAU11'911lNIAI AD\ericans (Or the first time e if y, }ems llllllesl bflld•r for c•Slt, P•Y•blt In iewf9I < ftD I~ frtO, ltl( •n UPl•n1t1qn ~lvrn whr 1n •ntWft If I, ING t. HAVIS; httllffY ol tt.f. bought ~~ks and mutual use materials de S" 'kn e d '. .. U...,.ading Of nutritional • 1T10111Y °' tl1fl ut11t.1 '''"' •t """""" ,NOTICI!·•• HIREIV GIVIN tti•l 1111-1m_.1bl• or woo111 ti. lrr11<1v1t11. LOtOI AitoMY flotiMtton COtf'IMI"*' of ·~ pecifl ll to . [ d t:e• • Ille, w!fholit W•rl'lnly a• to lltto, Id Pl'OOOllll will Dt tKot!Yld by lflt City f'rt.pm.111 wlllCll 1rt txcludtd trom !hh Or.not County~ Ci/ltornl1, hWlty <1!'111'( funds, and a good many 8 ca Y ID onn an ttaollat1k for foods most fre. THE USED bottle and can OC11r.tt1I011 or encumbl'1nc•. ttie IN"'''' ., Cosl• ........, to wit: Tl'll Cll'I' Coul'ICI!, ..... urremtnl ot J111111Jc•tlon •r• 1111 "" tor..-lfll ttt t. •·fl.ii\. tM lfld cor• protect the older citlzeriS' q"-~'y e•ten by older ·"·e•• •. , In . tbr· 1 . • ~~.c1 to •nd ~ "'~ .w 111111 Tnt11 .. f',o. 80l( 12110, c111• MtM. C•Htor11i.. on 1ouow1111i rtct ~ 1t1,t11t c11111r .._..,, • ., ..... , ot th e r e b y e S t a b 11 Sb e d • u~µ • Cl\U '"" uuS es$ IS IV ng ID Nall'Obl ul'ldlt' nllll ~ or Trvlt, 111 11111 ft "" or bofor• tllf ,_, of 11 tOO •.m Oii PrOllOlllt 1ubmlll.cl purw•l'lt to Ste.-1111 LOCll A11ncv ,orrntlion CCIT!mlnl"' themselves as capitalists. How many educational aacv and diktolW'e on these ·food today with Kamau and !Ollowll\9 dflcrlllfd proctttY: Wtdnffd•v. AUIUll 2, 1m. Bldt wilt bt "°" .W261 ot Ille Gov1rnmtl'.t coo. tl\d <;lf10r•rtt1t>(0111'1ff, Callttirni.. (Urtfn!IY"' ·al TV and •to Ja•·•1 ol the' trlt• t t • Lot 502 ot Tritt No. 1na. In tM City llilbllcty llHMd aflll .1"19!1 •IOUCI 11 ll:OO Jll'OllOHI• lnvolvlrtt1 1Pt<!ll dl11rlct11 tlllel Oii lllt cll!t htrtlnbtlow Ml torltl, NOW in the '70s, many Of Or c<>mmerCl faQ 1 u.s • DU tVe oon en •Muchuru 8CknoWJedged as ot Corti Mesa, Clli!llY o1 Ori,,.., Shtt1 l,tn., fllf •I toot! tl\lf'Mn.r 1111racllcltlte, pl'O'Jldtcl tllltt wl!h r11wect lo th11t pr~ IH W)THISS WHEREO"' I II&,._ these· same people are reluc-shows do you see devoted to of the~ can·, bottle or package deans or the trade Their ot C•Uforn1.,, .• ., "-" °" a ""' °" WHlllSUv. AdllWI .L 1 1'1tiJn 1111 ••lf JM n:KUtlve otttctl' rn Ill• 11tr1111ntt Mt mr h&llCI ,,.., 11111 dav ot J"'" ncl (,... -L-w. I be! ood lo • Tfltr'M reccrdod. 11'1 ltOllk 50, ...,.. ft. Councll Olambtn. 'City .._ltf JI l"tllr d!K!'ll lon • l'llY r"1ulr• tlltl • l'f, 1911 tant to risk their fortunes. the special interests a con-111 sou • .., a s as g r headquarters ts a crowded, 33, J'-~ •nd » Ml&e1ll1MOW ~. Drive, '°''' ~. C•llfor"'''·' ""' "" Ju1111re11tlCll'I qi PrOP<111• bf ttttd. '"'' 11. H1v•• Rather lb hecki the SUm... need' Of the .g; •• , h'·-·-s as for pets) Ma!nu1r1·· tr tch I' id alk 1s·de rtcordt °' llld or ... Coul'ltt. ..,.Ill!~ .. lr#Mk!WltlOl'I ~t. (bl AlftMI• Cvt•lf D•I•. W"'"ll\er M flOI SHrtl•rv aR C ng .. <e ... ,..,, • I e 0 S eW OU I 8 PrOlft1V addrffl: ·2119 COllll!llnt1f AilNl"INl,llOllOftrll...clllc:ltlflMmtY • "Ju1tlflc1tlot1 ot Pr0f!01tl""i1 reciu!rtd, IV ordtt DI Rlchel'd T, Turl\ll', !it- prices of stocks each day they especially in the lower·income tioo ia a major health problem gray~lumned Hindu temple str1t1. cos11 MHI< c.11forlll•. 11:1r * • ••lnet et "" oft~ :d 1111 cttr c1m, 111e com Pitt• a1.1pne111c11 "'"" bl 111et1 KUtlv• ot11e1r ot "'' Loc:•I ,.,fl'ICf' b ck ts ' among elder! Amer'c Ri R d In hrobb. OU~ fl Nv11111 ollllletllont MCUrM .,. 77 ~•Ir OrlYI, c-. ~ C1M'-tll1. wrtll t11t E11tcullv1 Ofllclf ,, •••sl 2! Form•tlon Cornml••loro. take OUt their bankbooks and ra e • Y I ans. On Ver 03 , a t mg Nld Died of TrwJ, · l11<111C1Jno ffW. Bldt ll'llUI" llo fltur'*' le tllf ltllltllon ~ NVS prior to !hi dale ot 1111 mtt!lng on Publlltild Or•nvt Coal! Diiiy f'Hot, s mt I e at the big savings And how many consumer • Equivalent of a national African aod Asian Commercial cPl•rttS ~ ..,_...~.,·IN TM1•, • rtie• Clf'f C!odc. ll'l ·1 ... i.ci "'"'°" 10.n-wtildl 1t11 f'f'OPOf•I wn1 aPP11r on th• J¥fY ». ,,,2 1921-11 school I ch "hot al " d. tr•ct v•nas. Ir •flV• ufldtf' tllt '"'"' ff Nici f'1llCI on· tM Ol.lflktt Wiii! tti. tld lllm 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ figures. protection agencies do you un or me s IS 1 • DMd o1 Trutt, 1nt1mt thlt'IOl'I _. H11mkltt •Ml 111o o;w,.. o.i.. I• know which have specialists in program -perhaps within Young African mothers In :=1-!~ ~;:e:t.;";"~ i:;r111 "f,: 'ii!ld\ .. •:. •~11W:1ty.,,•a:.:iruri:: THE ODD TURN OF events Probing and tackling consumer the public school system as miniskirts and turbans their """' 1t1not1 tr.n &ulUll ·1~ 1n1 .. 111 Atrt 1nc1 •tL 111•t1oN·to ·1t11 aMClflci. could hardly have been problems of the e Ider t y , well as at other locations -babies wrapl>ed tigbtiy ·on ":0:1'J=' ~1:;r "°"'~ ~ ~ O:.:~ •1:='.1r..:-·~11d •i:: forecast, and a good many among the most exploited of for the elderly and employing theedir ndbacksll paclopOO~~Ie in ~/r~"::'r.'::~ T""'" :.:;.~ie;:. ::,11 t1e ff«l';c" tor ,.. economists and others con-all Amt;icans? At th e e1derly people to help run the r a ye ow tu.:11 urowae • StcttJ•ti', 1~11 .,, '°'t!:t t11t 11111 """" tinue to believe thatAmericans Federa1, state or local level? program wherever possible. ~ugh a bookstall. African ttullll.n.d or.!:!1 Clot o.ny Piiot, r.::....tecl 11tt11t".:..Tt':',,~1::i: will desert their conservative Public or private? • Adult education pro-Jazz blasts from a record Ju1., 1i. 1•. 26, tm 1m.n c-ot cwoorttloM.Jl'ICkNI•"" Mmtt Of ways and become more daring grams, geared primarily for shop. , · i:,:.~•t. """.,..., T,....,...,, '"" B(l:ain. THESE ARE merely a few consumer education and pro-In double-breasted Jacket LEGAL NOTICE T111 CllY cwl'ldl lfll tt11 c1tv "' '°"' So far , however, there Is of the agonizing Jlroblems fae-teclion against the wide array and rubber-tire s a n d a t a , ~ltid~ "" '1~1 "° r•lm,..nv or almost nothing to sugge$t that ing millions of America1s~older of gyps frauds and financial Muchuru waits for buyers and Flt'TtT1ou1 1u11N111 o.i.o: J111Y fl, ttn Abo dr ! . 11_ , , NAMI SfATaMllfT ,.utfllldlfoll OrllWI 'Colll OlllV • ltPotl they will take place. Long consumers. ve is no more a.ins w which elderly con-seut:rs, alike, to p&SJ bis 7-The 1111ow1ne ...,...,. .,. W1t11 Jiiiy ,., 1m ,. tf50.n lints of depositors ~ strung than a sampling of the sumer! are-now subjected. foo~-long patch of pavement. Mi~~+ LlGHTlt:IG & ELECTRil LBGAt'.. ~ out before the tellers' cages fruslratiow pinpointed al' the 'l'he range goes .from health Hes surrounded by a dozen 11W1 v11a,11, M1s11011 v1•1oi.-c1ut. ,,.,, 3 ' "":"" •• "I"':" wiile many a broker waits im-rtcent White House C:On-quackery to funeral frauds. other sidew'alk businesses in-.;:" R. w"'°"· SI~ .,....,._, f'UIL1c nnctt· ' patiently for the telephone to _:.::::;,._ _ _:c.,.:...,.:...,.:..:.::::::::...:c::::. _ _c:::.::==...:::..::.::=.:::.::::=;_ eluding one that dispiays cr~adlL~Wh!:'. m.1 v111rt1t "":1cf.c':1 Hf.'!i~Y = . '{:,: rinp:. framed portraits Of JeSUS by' ~-:.~1:::-1~':!!i:"'!wiucltd lw m! .. lofl ol Ottl)te COUf!h'. 't 11 • f Mutual funds har.e been leaning them against the 0enen1JP•rt~1111t. • =~~.:f,,!° .,:,:-z.s.: 'f:':;f!°r.?: especially hard hit, with temple wall. Tiits 11!7'.:ent ~1T!ittot1 wUll .,. Ctuntr tfld tlllt tM cOll\Pltff , .. , ot Ille bvt•..; redemptions exceeding sales HWe prey inside: the temple, $'n °1 °'"'" CounlY Oii: J111Y 10, 1m. " •m~J'w~' ~~"W~ LOCAL• In most recent months. In the not outside ., a Hlndu said .~.~ JE.~<itr~n"' Clll'k. " • Ae1Ncv PMMATIOM coMM11110H • first quarter of the y·-the ·th shru' Publrwd Or•nOt c..i c.11 "'"" Olf ·TMI ..... • WI a g. . July 26 51\11 AWU1t t. •• l• ttn y 1t11-7l COU'fTY ,,,. •• ,,. •• liqµidation rate was at an·~ ~ nual rate of close to $3 billion. Macbara bays · gallon ~il LEG .. ·NOTl-1 AO•~~"::J:,,~• c'::t1110H NOT ONLY HAVE jobs been Jost in t h l s o n c e explo«ive l!fOW!h Industry, but 80me funds have been forced to sWl.tch the no-load status, w1J i chm ea n s they have drqpped not only sal•smen but _sales char~es..as weu,_~ O\vnership ot corp orate shires also has been reduced bY, the trend to caution or coir ~vati'i'"· Lionel D. Edie le Ci, the economic consulting •J111 of Merrill Lynch, the big· pit stock brokerage firm, cdmments: 'Consumers ••• have been 1elung off their holdings o! stocks !or several year•; this llqOldatlon amounted to 19.S bllllnn In lt71 and at an annual rate o! over $'/ billion in the frsl1Quarttr of 1972." cans at 21. ~s and sells ~ \;~ Aa t'ICLE I -O"OANIZATlON them at 28 cents. Bottles sell .. 1. c1111nMn'""' ~h•lrm111 • · . f'ICTITtOUI •.n:1MalS 2. E.111q1Hv.-Qtflcer at one cent to f1i40. Od drums N•M•'ITATIMINY '-cutr" "tt.~tou11tt COUN11 go up to f4.20. Oil lamps made 11~h• ro11ow1"' "'* 11 ~ 11u1111111 ~''~~~; -~!IET1,NGs from tin Cini cost 7 cents PAR.IC SllVICE co., '"71 A!~ *· s-.i.1 .,1\111 without a wlCk Ho. S, Sin Jlitn cn111ru,o, (:jtlf, f'M7l .21. °""'""' •nd ~klrltJ • Gtotft loll•, 22111 All•tL Ho, I. Ian »·~ Mlflll!M 1 He, nets about $21 a month. Ju•n c.,i.1r1no. c1111.1'2'11 a • .vo11M1 •' Muchuru and Kamau also 1~r~:~1""' 11 '"''"' conductld " en t: =cr:r111'T11 ~=•· sell a line or rural tolletries °'°'" lloll• Ult. fttll-V -Ai'lutMnt • h , llllt 1!trllmll'll tllM Miii Jiii COUfltY' 1', Ati.nclancll •t M""filt at-are-widely-used even-in ·~lif-Ol'•n .. ttuflti~111fluly M. Int AltTICt.l!~fll-A,,.LJCAT·IOHS -Naltobi-een twigs a s Sy entr1y J. ~ Olpl,lty Cwnfl' ~t. """!Nd "Jwttflc;iltlen. • ,.,OHMI" -D" Ci.rte. !4. Actvlwt-'lltlllOrli toothbrushes; soft, gray ston!.!l P1t1• AlTICLe: IV -'HIA•IHOSI 'NOTICE ~ M•b m d ·-· r t and Pvalllhld °''"" COMt O•Uy ,.ilot, AHO llllOU•STI •,. U uvm et , July 26 tnd Auo111t :r, 9 16. 1m lt472 "• ~--l.ltttw..IN A11Mlt1 drJed, fl.brou1 buab fruit as ' : ::U .:tNtllc . washcloth!. LEGAL NOTICE .a. c..:. • :.:..:.':':.' :J1obt t1~· New bottlet and cans are tn 'AlfT•CL.I 1 -011MaAH1ZA1101t1 sh , l, CMlrMH Hf ~. ~ Ort JIUpply, and Kenyans PICTITIOUS IUt•••ss Cll•lnn.11,. ll'ld VlcK'ttll"""" 1111111 .. D.nd dozens ,,.., uses for ' the NAM• ITATIMIHT ~Md •t "'! ""' '""""' '" J1nu1rr of ..... AL nd "'it 'll• ll'lf folloWl!lf Pll'Mll It tkll/lf butlllfft .Id\ YMt, lillll ,111•11 $WVI oft. Yffl' Ind R\.VUU118 ems. .m. I n y ftl . 1.111111 ·~,., II I::" ~, .. I • clinic• expect 'patients to bring n?'c:!~Ew~~~~ .. ~:~•::"t c~"1n111n w11 ".""' =~ "'= tbelr own medicne bottles. A '"'" ' · .,.. .,., • ..,...,.. ... &:i •OM!\ ., bousewlfe who vtslts tb6 pest c~~ 'Hii~~:r~ ,,run Lw111.,_, '"1._* o.r:'~"" •w::.c..:._~ 1hi control department at city ball Th• 11ua1-11 !Nlnt cOllllllldlcl 9Y .., m.nc. " ,.. Chltl'M111, ,... v1w-'·k h lnd!VldUll. Otllrmto11 WH •umt lht 111ut111i •IMI may w. e ome a quart of Jn-o.rv s. v.111o.,. '""' of 1111 Ch•fnnM. HCtlCJde 1n a COIDAC bottle, Tritt tltlttntnt tlltd •Ith 11\1 CGu!IW le, qillrMM f'n T_,.,.. In tM • Cl"11 ol Of11111 Co\lt'ltY on1 J\ll'f )I, ltn. .._. ~ JllO Oia/tJ'Nrfl ~rid Vlco- T!NSMITllS tum ans •-to 'l ,.....,1, J. Meddoll. O"Wt'f c.,1,." ar, •'mu" •to ,.,., Meettnf, • CPi•1rm1., c llJ c ertt. r• T"""" IMY t1t• •IK!td lo lttumt amatl charcoal cookers used in P11blt•"" o,.,.. , ... , 0,11, ·~r=~ "':. "l:.:1': :.~~ ~"':" o.. many African horoes. Jll'f ,. w Autiisf i. t , ii. tm lt>l·n tlCll!' 1111111 bl ""'°'"'., 11, mo11;11"" " ln fact the future In II.led ,i... Commlallofl 1o .,,..... '' 1111 11t1""' ' fll fllO ~INIM,. Mt or lilt ,l'Otf'bln. can looU IO bright that LEGAL NOTICE lllftYI ttllll --·~· .., ..... fW: Nd! Muchuru took on J am e 1 ::'!:~~11 ~:':' "~,,.:::): Wamai a1 an U$lstant a few NOT1c1 °' "'""""'°"''''LITV .. f'llll\llrOd Jrt ~ w.,... ~. tnc1 DAILY PILOT Snapshot Contest Leading to Koda~ International Newspaper Snapshot Awards (i<INSA '721 Competition Rules: ( 1. The co11ff.t is 1trlctly tor tm1t1ur pholoqr1ph1r1 IA"' •m•• teur h cl1fi11td ti 6flt whott hobby or tYqc1 1iq11 is plclure-ltkin9 tnd who do11 not m•k• 1ny 111bJttnlitl p•rt of hit li•i"g thr11ug~ t1kln9 plctu r11t. 2. ll•ck•t"d·wh ll1 or color picfur•• ftk1n tff•r July I , 1971 tr• oli9lbl•. No p!clur11 m•v b1 tnl•rff by •11'1 ''"ploy• of th• DAILY PILOT or by tl'IY i11di¥lcfu1I who p•r1ontllY 11 e119•91d 11'1 th• 1t1tnuftcfure, 1•lt, coinmtrcltl fh1l1hi11g or prof•11io n•I 111• of phqf.ogrtph.ic 9ooch. J. St1tp1hot1 mty b• ftkt11 wllh tny tnlkf of <•M•tl, 011 tny br111d of fltm. No •tlwork or r•to11Urlt19 11 pormltttd •n n•t•· tiv11 or ptlntt -no compotlt• pict11r11, multlpl• 1J1po1urt1 •t rnultlpl• prit1l i119. 4. Any t1umb1r of pictur•s m•v b• ellt•r•cf. C•11f11t•11t't "'"'•• tddr111 111~ pho110 t111mb•r mu•f b• 'cl(,titt•l'I clo•rto;' •• tfio btclc of ••ch p1chirt. Mill or d1ll•1r pri11f1 or lr•111ptr111cl11 to: .,-D~I LY Pt_LOT_.Sn•i>•ho_! Co11f!!.t. Uitor, P. 0 . 8011 1560, Costo Mtt1, c:A:. 92626;'"'1£nfi 1•s ~tt1 'H1!1M;(fifi,1T•GtO"ii\VDAILT PILOT ofllct, b11t 1t1 u1t M ph.,..ic1lly In h1t1d i11 tho1• offi••• bt -'••dUt11 ••ch wo1lr.) Coftt1tt offte:ltls t•t•r'• th1 right to c•nv ovtr l1t1 tl'lfrlet for J11d1i"'. f,.M •M w"lr t• tho n...+ 1~ to ••clud1 from j11cl9in9 tltogttfler tn¥ 1nhl•t roc•lvotef l•t1 111 t ... fffltl Wttlr, · I. No blt1lr·f"4·..:,hl+. 1'1Chit'lf wlfl· be r1t11r111d. Co11ft1t1nf ni111t bt l'bl1 t• furl'.IJh th• o~"l!l•I n19att,,, 1f r1qu•rl•d by th• Confot! Eclli.f. Tht ,DAILY ILOT '''"'"'•• t10 rt1pon1lbil!., for t1•9•tl••• .,. prll'lh. COLOk AINTS OR SLIDES WILL IE RE· TURNED ONLY IF ACCO"'PANIED IY A STAMPED SElf!.. ADDRESSED ENVELO,L • 6. Co11tit1t•l'lt• •r• l'fmltt~ t• tubmlt plctur11 to 011ly 011• 11•w•p•p1r p1rtfclp•ti11t • 111 th• Kod 1k l11ttrntfiol'.tl S11tpthot Awtrclt, " 1 1. lo •• •Uglltf• for 1 11ctl 9rtnd pri11, a co11f1•t•11t m11t~ tlfl'I • •l•t•m•l'lf th•• itto ~f<t11r•. or t11oth1, cl11•ly 1in1ll1r pie• tur1 of lh• 11m• sulti•ct '' 1ltu•llo11, ht• t1ot b•111 tl'lcf will t1ot b1 •nt1rff by him ii. \ny elh11r col'.ltsf •11d wlll "~' bt off•rtil fot jll11blic1tio11 to •llY pu~lictlio11 1101 con11tcl1d with thi1 Con .. 1t. t. IM,OllA!f11 I• ,.,. you krt0w !ht 1111n11 t l'lcf •tl4r•••o• of •nv r1co9n11tbl1 ,.rt0n1 •PP•frl119 in yovr pictur•. Thl1 it n.c•,•••rv ffc,11111, 111 •'1l•r for it to b1 1t1terecf 111 iftt i.1tion•I J11dg1l'lf, you mint b. •ltl1 to 911 +ht wrlHt11 con11nt •f 111ch ,.,..,,. •t p•rso111 t•r thtir lt9•I 9u1rdi11u, 111 th• ••••• of fl'.ll•1ttl to p•n111lt flt• ef th1 plclur• for th1 purpot• of 1ll11tft•- tio11, •cfv•rlhl111 or '"~11c8tion in •11r '"'"'111r, Fol' Weekender 'Advertising Phone 6424321 Serious Scanning Layout of a printed circuit board used In Honey· well's new ~)lteni 700 familY of minlcomeuter ay&tems gets a close look by a lfoneywell employe. The firm Is located lo Framingham, Jdass., where Ute S)'$1ems are being manufactured. tbs Nollet It litt1bV •lwn 11111 1f11 !Mo At lnetrvc;lttd In' tM COtrWnlulel\,,'4f 1111111 mon ago. 111r.i11tlfd Wiii ""' 111 ,.........,.,. tor tny 1t1t •II 11Mr1111 •'"-""""' •It nectaMrr "It'• not • bad 1Ju11ne .. • ""' ... ""'""" --"" .. _ """'1-• .,. "" "=-" Enter Every U1 '"ttlt · W ho ' otlll!' 1t1tn rntlltfl, Ori or_...,""'' Mtt. llfO\'t.dM htrtll'lllitoW, •!Id II pt~ YU 51.}'S amaf, 2&, w bad trou~ D111d 1111• IHI\ ..., ., Jufr 1m. -Ill .,,..,. tlOTIOril •1111 lllMf'•ll'lt J ble tlndlng ..... .., wort 0,.."" ·~. • ".':."l: = ......... =:;i:::,..._ :!Ti 2 Throunh A. IHI'. , 26 elsewhere." 'You make "''ne""'' 11• """'' lt · , catti ..... c.tllfill'fll• ,. ,., "'"""" .. "" Cl!Nftf•"'" Dt Rn W d d. N money-It. YOW'1. And you """"tllld °""" CMst D1llr Piie!, )11'9 .,.. dlltdl•'Wf .11-""' 1m111WM . • e nes ay oon eal that dl1.'• Jiii¥"' v •11C1 o\Vflltt 1, 1m 1M<n L!"~""~c~ .. ~m~"'~'"'~"~""~'~"~'"~~*~'~'"'.!.l'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ .. ( ! ' I I ' U DAILY I'll.OT s OVER THE COUNTER FINANCE .. On Big Company WASHINGTON (AP) -The Ptice Comminlon bu adopted new rules deslJned to double- cbect prtce I of orm a tlon received from · large oom- ponles. The commlulon said that large companies with annual revenues of over f50 millio~ wW have to hire auditors who will mAke seml·annual rtports to the agency verifying : :P r e v·l o v 1 information JUI>- ·.milled. 'nle: auditors will hove to ·:study company reports sub- , mltted to the SecurlUes and Exchange Commission and, In tum, report to the Price Com· miaaton what they have found. If the Information coincides with that aubmitted to the Price Co m ml11ion, the auditors would simply report lhat nothing or ln:>portance came to their attention. Jn another rulu change,.the commlaslon adopted a new procedure for large companies .. lo file price Increase reque1t11. The new procedurt may del•y price lncrtaaes aougbt by " eome companJe1. . It apJl}les to flnn.s with an- huaJ slles of over $100 milUon. Tbtse companies have tp clear their increases with t h e covernmen~ In advance, ~nd .. . IOBILE PHOIE Pl•c• & Roeolvo Teleptton, C1llt In Your Car -• No Llconso • N• QoDf\11 l""'"lrnent Mlwlltl lo Mcwlltl •111111 .... 0,.... c. ....... 11, ••• ., ........ ,, ....... ,,,,. U.S.uis 1st & 2nd R.E. LOA!IS e $1,Ct!O t• SSO.ltl • l.rt11 .... , • hf I .I. h C1ftf. e hff•kt~CAU County Order For Yourl1lf or • Friend M1y i,. us1d on env1lop1s •1 r1turn 1ddr111 l•bels. Al so very handy •s identific•tion l•bel1 for marking p1rson1I items such •• books records, pho~os, 1 tG. l1b1l1 ,tick on 9les1 °end m•y be u11d for marking home canned fo,1' items. All l1b1l1 1r1 printed w~th stylish Vogue typ• on fin1 quality white 9umm1d p•p•r. ----------------------, r ...... "'ii"'""""""·" -·· .. "·" "' , 1 ..... ,.,.,lllt l• ... I DIW,. , ....... \)69 I I a.N ..... C ... IMH I I I I I I t I I I I L ___ ~!.L.!!-~~n~~-~--J l COMPLETE-NEW YORK STOCK UST • • I d " ;r.1, ... ... ' -~ .. --··-~-·- Olk Ind .16 OlklttPr .10 &tdPI .1211 C":lPt pl ' cPIP'f 3.60 1pf J.16 ?. ... ~ d u: E of 3.90 e rtt •..56 Pwl:ll' l,IW Pwpl 7.60 ~0'"1;°,',, ':ii l1NG lU 11Coro ... <n1rll Inds •'d•L .70 OOtllkl M I 11tck1 1.20 I' El Co 1 bllrd M I ltl c .'-1 •1•" .60 ' .n ~1 11 1.•0 !lllAI pf • It of •l.t Jrlrdllld .60 . Complete Closing Prices American Stock Exchange List . I • ' ff OAJtY "lOT Wed_,, Julr 21>, 19n TONIGHT'S TV IDGHLIGH'rS KHJ O 7:30 -"Billy Budd ." Herman Mel- ville's ,classic sea saga stars Robert Ryan, Peter Ustinov and Terence Stamp. NBC l!J 8:00 -"Adam-12 ." Malloy and Reed I call on the police hel icopter to help track down robbery suspect!. Marlin Milner, Kenl McCord. KCET l1'l 8:30 -"The Ca binet ol Dr. Cali- gari." This 1920 German silent movie is considered the pioneer horror film. Allred . Hitchcock com- ments on its techniques and sign1!1cance. ~ CBS IJ 9:0d -"Medical Ce nter." A doctor's ~ wife is kidnaped and her husband notified that the ~ price for .her safe return is the death of a patient who needs emergency surgery. Chad Everell, James Daly. ABC 0 10:30 -ABC News Inquiry. A look al the rapidly changing role of women in politics is j presented In this special enUUed "The Hand Thal l!o<ks the Ballot Box." TV DAILY LOG Wednesday Evening ' JUlY 21 '"° 8 D .8111 llll Ill Ntws 15'••"1 .,,..,,_ .,_ ..... t11J 'nit f111Q CIMf e ._. ~ra Vertnlu I""-""" .......... LI--· --..... llWt: (C) <tin .,.. Al;el••••" , C~ '67-Mtrton Br1nlfo, Anl111ettt Comer, John SfxOll. An esc1ptd mur· dft•r tries to tt1rt t ntw II!• w!tll • !lout brttdint t1nch until hls m11· Htlen Gurlty 8rt1Wit. lJI zu Ctbot, Re• Reed tlld Johll' O'Btnlon. f11) Q]l FMM Od,..., ~Thi Ctblntt of Or. Clllltri" 1920 G11tn1n 1l11nt fllm tbout 1 11111\dtn, t 1!1er:rw1lk· 11 and 1 11riu of slr1n11 murcleri. Allred HitchCDCk commtnt1 on tteh · niqoes 1nd al1nific1nC.. ~00 8 1)) Modlal """ (R) A doc· tofs wilt It kldnspped •nd her hus· bind IKl!illed th1t th• prlct fur her ult return is tilt dulh of• p1titnt who ne16s eme11ency 1ur111y. D (])GJ E!JM•rty ftl4••• CMMllJ Mldlttt Rottt Mo6r1, Out- ty Sprin;tltld, "Splkt MH llpn &ued. m ''""" . fl IM YtrlM 11111 Rtc«d• GI LI C:Ollltlltid• .. ,.,. ,,,,.,_Lott 8 IJl (jJ Iii lit .. ..., ... "The Kopy 1<.111 Wltll Ho.st Orson Welles'' mm-a:i A'l'tltut• OJ llcl11 ,,.. Kon,wtod hit i:;s;"~ .. ,.," I fht•t UM lt:DO B (() M1111l1 ~obtrt ~rid por· 1......,... "tr,y1 1n 1aom1nlftll movie stir who '*"ti. Wlfltl r1fu1u to bellevt th1t aorneon1 Is Anltll•• ff It Co111111111ldld out to hlrm him. fl Vldtrll JI•• Shew B 9) m Nl11st 111 .. ry tR) "You fl ........ ttllot Mintz Ctn't Gtl Help Uk1 Th•t Anymore," 8rocl1rlek Ct1wford, Clofls le* ,,.. • fl) D m "'" men; "Th• Sins « tl\t rathers," , 8 .... Ill tor hlllrl Mld!HI Ounn, Gtraldint P111. ' (I) Trlltll tr ~lllllCll g m Nlft CIJ'"'"" .G ""1• <Ci <!>~ ''""to""' O Mart MJ U1ttf loll(' (Of•) 'II -Curt Jur1e11, m I LM lucy Orson Willes. 11 I Drl•• ti Jlt1111t 11 c .. 1e111n '" footb1tt Toronto e CtpullM Arion1uts va. Montreal AICMlttl•t.. fD IHI! llJ Soul! Ill v• 111 ""'' Ill " eo.o1• '-"' !It-•,,.....,,., flll M-T111m-Tht Spol• 1:30 8 SurtMt A. Ylllt to th• Arlzon• • dUlrt wl\ttt the movnt1ln lloll hunls tht desert mu!• dffr, bc)bc1! lookl for )tckrtbblt, rlttl11n1k1 of Poynton (R) ffl CUrttr Hlllttl tEDn111 EB u Lqe .... •• 1ato1111t Martllu fot kln11roo rat, ind kin· 10:30 (J) TM lokWl11111 11to0 rttOUSI klllt tcOtPlon. 8 Ti,. ltc:t, 8 Tiii ....... fletiofJ Jon11t11n fJ Cl) AIC RIWI ln1111iry "Th• WJnt1rs hotb. Jhow on lnterpltnetlry Hand That Roeki th1 B1llOt Bok" ltavtl. News corr11pond1nt Maritn• Sin· 8 ._: (2111') "I S-Wbt Y11 d111 wrote and produced tills 1peci1I Dlt' (th) 'M-Joan Ct1wford, John look •t 1111 tepidly ch1nrin1 rolt « lflllU, Ltif Elkb>n. womtn in polltlct. Also 1ppearin1 on Cl) l• Ttl IM Trutll th• show ar• fOrTnlf Conlfnswomtn Cl)I ""9ff JNllMI Bell• Abzu1, women'1 rt1hb tCtiYislt D •• $ .....i.: (DI) "llllJ Glori• Sltlntm ind Bitty Frltdall, ...,. {di) 'St-Robert Ry1n, Petti end llz Cttpent1r, formw PIUS sec· l.lstM. TtrtMA St1mp. r1t1iy to Mra. L)'lldon 81lnh John· • ....... ...,_. aon 1nd one ol tht founders ol tht m (J)DnrcrMt N1tio111I Women's ~ltiul ,Ctuws. Q;fJ n. Otr .... m u Stbnlu f& IM ""*-Qj Mevit: "Mtn Huitt" m Dr. liltM Lide aJ 4Z Plus &) ..._. M111ic lf) Ctndhcle Culpablt Ill --""'~ 11:00 19 l!J fJ Ill llll Ill -lte 19 1))""" .,,,..,. si.. ...,. mm 9 - poaers/1inpr1 Jtmn l1ylor ind D °"' Sttp ltJll'll C.rty Simon perform top ther !or !tit ({) M•rshill Diiion first tlmt. m Tl'lrtll or C......11111ncn CJ 9l m Adt•lZ' (R) ''Ey1•lt· fE C1mtr Tttl AnlldroflJ nm" M1lloJ ind Retd 1et help OJ HtlllslloJ (R) from 1 htlieopttt in trac~in1 down robbery suspec:tl. 11:15 ID Fnlinl fll1111ct fJ ~(!)Iii) Tho ""' "Jot" ll:30 fJ I)) CIS Liii -: (C) "Thi A.ff1lr' Joe n1rts wllll llmpt~· llfltlf llllldlt et n. All" (com) lion wtien 1n .•ttr~llvt di· '63-Robert W11n11, R1quel Wtlch. YOrctl movu Into his bu1ldln1. 0 GJ lfb to!llllJ C.rton Earl Hol· ID-"·"" . I) Piny Mttoll hm1n, Jim Ahlrn ruest. ' e ...,.,1111 Corti• O Movie: "CHdlld UI(' (mm) 35 fl!) 9l Eltctloit '72 S.nder Y11iocur. --C!audttlt Colbtrt, Fred MtcMur· ROblrt MKNIU report on issu" tnd 11y. t1ndld1lu. 0 (])@ m Didi Cl'l'ltC Schtd· cm luclll Ubtt uled 1uests: rum dl1tc:lor John £) DtMrt ltport H~slon: b!11e1 sln1et Muddy Waters. Qi) [lbclon Clntr1I m T1 Tell lhl Ttllth 11 Mftit: (Zhr) "Th1 Slsttn" 12:00 m MO¥ .. : "C1rp It Cipetown" 1::JO a·g m NIC Mystery Morlt -(dr1) '50--John lrtl1nd, Ulen Ortw. c:.111• "Shott fuse:" (R) Peter ralk lldlles tflt ceu or an txttuthe lZ:JO II) Countr; : ... t T11111 murdered'' 1n 11plodin1 ci11r bo,. 1:00 (1)0 0 ())111 lkn Wlllltm Wlndl>m, ld1 Lupino. Roddy MeDow•U tnd Anne frllltls 1111st l:JOfJ Morie: "J1111elct h11" (•dv) '53 ''''· o m @ m n. ...... '" "Bonnll'a l 111'1dl1" H1rry ind his elnt(llftlfl try to letm tht ldtnlity d the fat!'llt 1fttr • 1ub1tltut1 Wiil· flll becomes Plll"lftl. m Mn 1"'111 ShtoW Gutsh 1r1 Thursday bXYTIME MOVIES t:eom "Mil ..., Mtlel T~,.. .. (com) ' ........ rt Youq, S.l\1rt Htll. t••-... -(dll) '40 -Jolin W1yne, Cl1lrt Bloom. 11:111 m-'""' ,...,.. <••l '$0 - -Aodll Mjr~hr· ,,~ St«•· ,. ·-, ... ,_ ( .... ) '41- ,,.. Mdurrq, Mer, M1rtill, I'm· to. r.ttt. IM·~·M-11-IOMl -lllJ Mill1nd, Arl1n1 01111. 1:45 m All·Nl111t Show: "lor1 t1 kl\~" "OM Mlnllll '9 Zttt," Cltct Kid. J:OO 1J Movie: "Shit' Out 111 101" (drl) '55 -Frink \.o¥t~. Tury Moor•. '61-Pll 'looftt. ll1rti111 Edin, !ud· dy H1d1lt m "flit Mnlld11" (WIS) ·~Riii· dolph Stoll, Dotott11 Milone. 1:)0 D ""llfoMlll CMtM Mtn" (com) '37 -Joel McCr11, Mirl1m Hop-ins. J;OO.(I) (C) "Mill• M1t11" Co!ltl. (~1) '6~Robert MHthum, Ctrroll B1k1r. 0 (C) "ffMf' st.I M,U.ln1 $111111" (com) '59-Jimts Clill'JtJ, Sh!11., 'Jonn. Roaer Smith. 4:!0 f) (C) """"°" Wiii" (Wu) '52-Roe~ Hillbot\ Robtrt '1111, (I) S.. tt lOMt ll!tl11c. S:OO D "Jlpn" (mn.J •gt-Jtc:k Wtt· 111, Rontld Lf4. I .. _ Theater' Not.es PICTITIOUI IUSINlll LEGAL NCYl'ICS LEGALNCYl'ICE ,IC'TITIOUI •utlNfll MAMI STATIMINT ~ • Colleges Staging Shows n. .Jc!:! tT~~.·N~f Ooll'I• Thf lollowlrw jOfrtoll ll dol°"' 1111.tlJi:t' butlnth '~i;,wN .AltT GALlt:ltY, WO ft: sfA STAI: _.,AltTMtNT$, LIMtf10, N~~!-1 11wd •• Cf'ltl MfU, t1ll~nl1 CJ lt1I ltlboa &OIJltvtr<ll, H~ M•rl.., A. Ttt11t. 1 .. 21 Mtvnl Tfdd a1acfl', C1Utorlll1 i-.I ,.,,.,...,.l $1'NI, rroi,11111111 V1llfF, C1UI, T ""'• ~. 51:" G~~:. C..1119'~ ltl<hlrd J, Tlton, 1Mtl MOufll fdd 11.)0 OHrllOY • • , By TOM TITUS Of !tit 0111, ,1111 Stiff Colleclale theater takes lhe spotlight this week as two Orange County junior colleges trot out their summer pro- duct ions for limited engagements. First up ls Santa Ana College, the first of three county producing groups to stage lhe Lerner· Loe we musical "My Fair Lady." The lyrical version of Shaw's "Pygmalion" opens tonlght and runs through Sunday. Friday and Saturday are "fright nights" at Golden West College in Huntington Beach when "'Dracula'' spreads his wings at the college's new Community Theater. Three performances are scheduled, including a lale·night staging on Saturday. The collegiate newcomers join · three other continuing productions in the area - South Coast Reper Io r y 's "Happy Birthday, W a n d a June," the San Clemente Com- munity Theater's • 'Tom Jones., and the Long Beach Right al Ho1ne HOLLYWOOD (UPIJ Dick Lane, a movie oldtimer with ZSS film credits, will ap- pear 'in "The Kansas City Bomber" -which stars Ra- quel We1ch -enaQting e roller games announcer. whi'ch he had done since 1947 . Community Playhouse's "For· ty Carat3." "My fair L•dy" b<giru • baM<'r year Wednesday at Santa Ana College (futu re pro- duct ions are geared for Co.1ta Mesa and Laguna Beach on the high school and pro· fesslonal level, respectively 1. Orama instructor Bob Blaustone is directing the musical. Included in the SAC cast are Jona s Flagg, Teri Ciranna, James Moore, Ste ve Kester and Elizabeth CI i n ton . Performances are scheduled at 8 o·clock tonight throu gh Saturday, with 2:30 matinees on tap for Saturday and Sun- day. Reservations S47·9561. ex- tension 228. ltrHt, Foi,1nttln V•llfv, C1UI. tl211!1 I btll>f cCll'ldlldtd byr a llllt m1tlnt11 11 btll'lf co.1c:h,1tltd lly I Tl)~ l:llJ•il'ltU 1 1 tained al the box office or tbe Stan Weissberg, Mark Razor P•r'"'':!'iiiAN A. TITUS Llmllt1C1J~~~nt,:'."'s~'vof1t '. .. Golden West bookstore. & n d M a r y Mod I an o . l1111 111111rntn1 111ec1 wltll ~ ,c~;." ™1 ... • .!1!'.Ml,,:;1,~~ ;,:~ J~:': 1~~ c i.rk of Ortf'H Cout11Y on: J,..,y ' ' c ,, .. ,.. "'"1 0 ty C01i1111'f * Pe.rformance:s are g iv en BY 8•vertv J, M•~. OtPUtr C011ntv ,,. ''"""' J. Mfd<lox, '"' " Thursdays through Saturdays c1~rr. ,1..,. c1••k, ,,..., Mounting the stage again at 8. 30 in the cab r i 11 0 Put11i,i..c1 Or•no• CNll 01ny rrno1, Publlll>fd 0r11>P C0t11 1~:;1r 1~ tonight and continuing through Playhouse. 202 Ave n Id a J_'-"-'-"-'-'·-'-'-"-"'---"-'-·-"_n __ •~_•_n1J __ "_'_"_·_"_'~"'-=-'~"'~~~·='=·='':::::--- SU!lday is the fourth week's Cabrillo, San C 1 em en I e . LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE performances of ' · I~ a PP Y Reservations 492-0465. ,1cT•T•ous iuslNlll Birthday, Wanda June" "t Barbara Crooker stars in "'~::1~0:'T'A:~i.1::~• NAMI 1TATeMeNT •• South Coast Repertory. SCR the Long Beach Community ll!• toll-In• .,.,.on 1, dolnt b\11IN111 e•T_h• tonowlf!e .,.r,.,., 11 dolMI but!Mlt executive dire<:tor David Playhouse production o( "For· ei: VN•TEO DYNAMICS. lHOf l"et•lm· 'SUN·TllOI. OF SAN CLEMENrt. Emmes is staging the black C " h' h I It rnon Str"1. l"cM,m!e!l'I V•llev, c1111. t1JCI 2J2•1 Plk• Jlotd. 1.1oun1 Hllk. ''· '*1 fy arats, W 1C p ayS S How•rd lrv!n Smltl!, 2,?J M!!dlell Jafln tovd, 1S2'1 Ptkt Ro.Id, l."VN comedy by Kurt Vonnegut Jr. fifth of six \\·eek:ends with 0 .r,, •• wooctrldet. nuno11 '°'n Hh11. C•. •16.51 William Brady, Mimi Smith, performances Friday and This 1>u1lne11 11 i..inv co11ducttd br 1n Thi• tiu11n111 '' b1lnt condvctlld bY .,. lndlVIOUtl. lndl•ldu.tl. James dePriest, Pat Brum· Saturday. Scott Williams and How•rd lrvln Smtih JOHN eovo ' P ks h d lh11 1tl.ltin1nt Ill"' with ""' Coi;n•v Thll 111temeo1 llltd wl!h "'' Coui)lv baugh and H.J. ar ea R·alph Richmond are her new Cltrk ol Ortn•• Counh on Julv 1 i•n Clerk cl Ortnllt County on: July 11, !~· the cast at the Third Step and old loves. BY B1v1r1r J MacldoK, 01pu1y countv ey lltvtrlv J , Mtddo•, 0•11111r 'llllJ.Y Bl d Cltrk Clerk. • Theater, 1827 Newport v .. John Williams directs the · P1M&• ' 19" Costa Mesa Curt.l·n l1'me ,·, 8 d h PUbllS!led Or•nQ• C<Nll O•llV Pllo1, Publl.ritd O••llOI cw,1 Dilly Pllol, · · Jay Allen come Y at '· e Juiv 12, It, 2, •nd .A11Qu11 1. n12 1J02.11 Ju1y o . 1• "'d A~usl 2, 1, 1971 1..,.72 o'clock; re.servations64fi·l363. playhouse. 5021 E. Anaheiml------------1------------* St., Long Beach Reservations LEGAL NOTJCE LEGAL NOTICE "Tom Jones,.. the stage (2 13) 438-0536. PICTITlOUI IUSINl!SI ,ICTll!OtJS •USINISS * NAMI ST.ATl'MEHl NAME SlATl'Ml!NT adaptation of Henry Fielding 's T~ 10Uowln• P•••-••• doing T~• 1o11ow1n11 .,.,_, 11 doi1111 buslllfls * novel, heads into its second You may have read in this bu•l~~;~(AN KENNfi. c RA,T. co .. 11= PLAZA OIL 0 , CAL1FOR:N•J. '"'' weekend Thursday at the San space last week about the 1991 Ros,,...••Y Pt., cost• M•••· c11. 8or •• • Chic•, Hunt1no1on llttch, C•lll. ''Dracula" is the second of Clemente Community Theater. m11 ' '24-l• . three summer shows to be opening of "Of Thee I Sing" at w1n11m G••nvlll• G1ln1Y. '' '3 Roc1 .. ic c .. Caln. 1 .. 44 110111 Chkl, Richard Andersen is directing the new Placentia Playhouse. Rl>itm•rv P1 .• Coit• M111. C•1· t'lt.17 Hunllnllon Btaeh, Cat!t. staged at Golden \Vest College d Jo.1n Ctcll11 G1!ney, itt:i Jl:o)fm1ry This bu•lntss 11 btlng ccnducttd by 1n . k 1 be the costume come Y· Scratch I~. The musica l has P1 .• co111 M•1•, c11. 12t.21 lndlvldui1. In as many wee s, o d' th 1 T f h k T1111 buslfl••• 11 i..ln• car.11uc1tc1 bv • 11 00 c . CAIN followed · next weekend by Hea ing e cas are om been shelved or t ree wee s, Ptr!Mr1h1P. n.11 111t1m1n1 111td wlfl! 1111 cou"t<J Wood All , "Pl 1 A · Ta!iaferro, Bobbi Marshall, opening now on Aug. 10 for w1 L1.1AM G. GAlNEY c11rk ot or,.,9, couniv on: Ju1v 11. 1t72. Y en S ay t ga in, J d This 11111men1 1111<1 wlth 1111 Count¥ ev aivtrly J. M•dd,,., DfllulY CouflfY Sam:• GWC drama instructor Richard Cosbad, Ray u son, one weekend only. Cl••k o1 O••no• county on: Julv 1, Hn. ciirk Charles Mitchell is directing c1~rk. ,.1 ... 1 PuollJhed Or•no• c ..... , O•llY Piiat, lr:;;;;•·~~~~~~~~~lill~:::::;;:::~I Bv 81v1rlv J, M1dd01t, OtPlltv County . JJ1H71 the classic horror story. Publlshf'd O••nQ• Co.1st O•llY Piiot, Jvly u, '' ""' A119uJI 2, t , 1tn 1111.n v()n Schauer takes the 1iue ~ltlSmo July 11. 1•. ,, •nd .avou11 ,, 1•11 11•12 role of the vampire count. LEGAL NOTICE with Janet GouJd, James "~Z~~osur'A:~t,.~N::s Boyd, Robin Smith, Jose Merr r1cT1l1ous auttNl'SS T~ 1011ow1<>V per&0n1 ''' •olnt NAMI! STAnMl!NT but!ntH II: doza , Steve Buhrig. Steve , Tl'I• 1011ow1ne "'''°"' er• 001119 11 RAN CHO ME~A PROPERTIES Mutschler, Mark Hase.Jfeld 1w11n"s as : L TO. 21 OCEAN510E PA:OPEltT!ES LEGAL NOTICE I W1t1 Dl1nty lffMOITIUCM-11•.-.. FAY'S F1bulou1 Jt-11, 1MI Porl LTD., 107 Lll'ld1 1111 Ori.,_, Ntwoort and Roland Barajas rounding "NOW YOU Sff ,. ~ ll•• '"• _ o.. ,..,,, T1001r1 111 .. ,,, NtwPOrt e • • c 11 , 8••<"· c.111. t'JUO out the cast. HI", NOW YOU DON 'T" C1 ll1crnl1 126'0. 111c"ard M•n••1,hmlc1t, 101 Lll'lll1 1•1• '" F•Y R. Murr1y, ltAI POl"I T•90•rl PL, Orlvt, fll•WllOfl h•ch, C1llf. '2660 Performances Of ''Dracula" 1 c unt E•ttweed NtwPOrt 8••ch. c1111orn!1 t:iw. And• .1.. c1r1v, 1l09 Eton f'l1c1, 1 Also IG) "JOE KIDD" H•rolcl M. Murr1v, IM~ Por! T1,91r1 Ntwl>Orl 911'"· c1111. f26ti0 \Viii be given Friday at 8:30 'l•c1, N•wl>Ofl 8,Kh. C•lllorn11 "'60. Jonn ICaylcr, 111 ltld• out W1y, 111rbre Slnill•nf P•ul Ntwm•n ,. b and Saturday at 7:30 and 10:30 This buslnttl 11 IH!lnt conduct Y f f'ullerlon, C1lll, n'3S "WHATS UP DOC" "SOMETIMES A Gt ntt1I P1rlntr1hlp. Thl1 tiu1lnts1 1, btlnt conduclld tw • in the Community Theater on (!)!fl. Pr°"' 1 P.M. GRU.T NOTION.. 1t1V 11.. Mutr•v Llmfttd P1rtnersh!p. T. k t be b-H1rok1 M, Mutr•Y .AndY A. C1rey campus. JC e S may 0 n.11 111tMnen1 fill!'d wllh nw counh Th!• "''""''"' filed w1111 lhr C111.1ntv II ,.a'ft looklnc for trouble ---be'sJOEKIDO. · . AT THESE SELECTED THEATERS ~~ , .... , ... ,,., ... s.1 • ....,1,1s & 11 ,,.,.a, __ ... --· ·---111·11U MGYll or Tlllj!IKlllTlll I'll Cl .. 11\15 hOllM* 11wu •••nt "IED SttN" (PG) + ... OON SUNDAT" (PG) Cl1rk ct Or111111 CountYon July 1, ltn. by Cl1rk ol Or1ng1 County on: July 1, lt72. trevtrlv J. Mlcklo11, DtPvtY Coun1w Clerk, !iv lltv.rly J, Ml>ddo•. DtPUIY Cll.lnfy f' 1utJ c11rk, • Publl1hfd Oru~gr Co.11! Dilly Piiot, ,illft July 12, It, 2• 1nd Auiwst 2, 1912 1tol·'1 Publl!htd Or1no1 Co.111 Dally ltllot, !-------------July n,·1t, ,, •1'111 Ausru112.1911 17'0-72 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE I um SUl"llUOlt COUltT 01" lHI! ,.ICTJTIOUS •USIN!'il STATI O" CALIPCllNIA POI: NAMI. STA.Tr.MINT THE COUNTY o~ OltANGce • bu~~~e'f.~ ':~l;iw!nt PlnOflt •r• doln1 Ni • .f..1J;SU VICTOll:IA PllOPERT IE~, J1l VIC· NOTICI 0' Hl!A•INO 0, PITITION ' orl• StrHI, '"'' ,,.,.,,, Cilllornli . "Cl• 'ltO•ATE 01' Wll.1. ANO ,Ort llTTl'•I TllTAMENTAltY Prrrv H. FN1m1n, 1:120 Glencoe, f1t•t1 of J05E,HINE LILLIAN HAYS, .Arc1dlf, C•llf, t10IM 1k1 JOSff>HINE L MU JI PHY, Df<tt .... Brrnlc• H. Frttm1n, 1»0 GltncOI, NOTICE rs HEll:EBV GIVEN lhlt )Ct ... Arc1dl1. C1lll. t 10C.. nelh R. HIYI 1111 tlltd flfrtln f pe!Jll~ Thl1 buslntH 11 C~!'(ted llV e llrlllltd ror Prob tlt of Wiii •nd tor ltllt rs P1r!Mr1hlo. Tetl•'"•nt•rv to Ptlllloner rtfrrtnct "' •Mnlcr M., Frttm•n which 11 "''di lor f\lrther Pfrtlcut111 Ind Perry H, Freemtl' ' Ttll1 111ttm1nl w1s tlltd wllh "'' Coun. lhlt lt..e Tim• •nd Pl1e1 ol l>e•rl1111 11141 ty Cltrk of Or1nv1 county on Jur11 22, •.•m• h1~ bHn ''' for Au'v" f , lt7t, ti lt11 t .:ll '''"" In IM courtroom el 09fltrt• 8AlitO, HOLLl!Y, GAl.aN a WILU.ltD mrnl No. l of ••Id courl, 11 1lltl Cfvlt f11 Wt1I Sb lll s1 ... 1, Sulit 1411 Ctntrr Drlvt W11I, In the Clfy ol Senti I.ti J.1t1 tlH, Cl IJOllU Al'~, Calllorl'll. ,,,.,_ (llJ) fU·1,.2 01tPd JUIY 20, lt71 All1rntr1 W. E. S1 JOHN , 1un Ccuntr Clrrk ,ublhtMKI Ori~ Co.st Delly Piiot, HUllWITZ, HUltWITZ AHO REMlJI J uty 5, 12, ''· 2f, un 1m12 Attw111y1 •t L•w 4• Hncl llfHI P. 0. l fK lUI LEGAL NCYl'ICE Ntw,.rt •11ch, CllllOl'llll ltWl -------------I At11rr11r1 I•: '-'1110111r lt!'GAL NOTIC'I! tU!Wf'ORT-MllA IJNtl"llO ICHOOL ~STltlCT N•tlc1 lnYllin• ll1h Publl•htd Or1no1 Co.11t Dilly P ile!, Ju. Iv ts. u. tnd .l.11tu1t 1, 1tn 19.i.71 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th1l lhe 81>1rd cl Edut~l loo ol lht Nrwo>ort·MtSI Unl/!ld SchOOI Ollllrlcl ol Or•nv• County,l------,-.. -,-,----- C1llforni1, will rtCtlvr •taled bids 111> lo ,.ICTITIOUS IUSINl"SS 11 :00 A.M. on IM ll)th d•Y ol Ausru1t lf12 NAME STATEMENT 11 !M olllcr ol tald S<:hool Olstrlc!. Tht follcwlnt persons t rt ctorN · IOC•t.0 11 11~1 PIKtnll• Avenue. C•ll b!Jilnt U •I: • M11•. C1lilornlt . '' which llmt 11ld D>ld1 ll ODE F-F E 11:.5 P It IN IC l" l , •I will be Publicly 0P1r«l 1nd rttd tor: "E1pl1nadr 11", lOOl Jltdhlll .lv• .. tuft• TIRES 10., Cosl1 Me11. C11if. ' All bldt tr• to hf ln •ccord111Ct wl!h E. O. Jlodtfl,r. 1121 P11dlit DrlY.t, Condllloo1. lntlrucllon1, Ind Co1on1 del Mir, C1tlll. fl6?'-, Soecilic11tlont. wl'>lch are now on lilt In Wltffen lilted Jp~lnkll, (P.O. 80~ ..,,,, !tit ottlct ol lhe Pvrdl11ln1 Awn! ol w la 14'56 Arrow B!Yd., Fonl1n1, Ct lHorl'fl• Sdloo! Dl1trlct. 1157 P!1cen!l1 Av•rwt. '7115 • Co-1t1 Mr11, C1llle>rnl1. .ll:!c.h1rd W. 5prlnk1I. 5l32 Euc•iypf\,1 Each bidder mu11 1ubrll!I • bid depesll Hlll .ll:oad, Yorba Lind•, c 11lfornl•. , In lh1 form ol • crrllfltd or caslll1f1 El•l"' C. Sprinkel, Sl32 Evctll'Of\11 cht<"k or• bid bond @qU"I lo live P•• cenl Hiii Ro1d, Yorbf 1.lnd1. C1lllcrnl1. • (S'!i.) cl the 1mounl ot 1111 bid, m•d• This b!J1lr1t11 Is conductf'd bv Ll111lfttl P1tY•bl1 to the order ol lh' N~wo>orl·Mtt• P1rtr11rshlp, Unified SchOol Dl1!r!ct. A Perlo•m•nc• E , o. Rodrffrr 801'111 mav bt r@qulred 1t the df1crellen o! T/111 ~t•llmtnl w11 llltd wt111 th• (0\11'1• !hr Dl1!rict, In lht f Vtrtl ot f1Uu,.. IO ty Cltrk o1 Or1nH County ell JuM fl,, inter lnlo such ccnlrtcl, Ille proceed• ol 1Jn. lht chtck wlll IN fo•ftlltd, or In (ltf ol • 8110WN & •rtOWN bond, !ht full 1um l!'erl!Of Wiii bf )lit Wlltlllrt llulfY•ri' forfeited lo ttid School Olttrld ol Or1n11 L" Aflfflfl, c1Ufernl1 11111 Counly, T•l1 ltUI MJ·"41 ND bidder may wllndr1w hi!I bid for • All": Shtlfoft H. SIHn 111rlod ol fortv·llvt (.t!) t11v1 11!1r lht ' ,.,., d1te 1~1 tor tl>t 011e-nln1 tllerKI. ,.ublhhtd 0~111gr Co•O Otlly l'llal, Tt'tt Bo.rd ol Eductlfon ol 1111 NtwPOrt· July $, n, It, 2~. lt12 1131>12 Mes• Uroll!Pd School Olslrlct reserves It.el------------~ rlDfll to r1fe<t '11Y or •II bldt, 11'111 ....t LEGAL NCYl'JC nece111rlly 1cce11t !ht low11t bid, 1nd lo E w•lvt fny lntorm1!1!1 or lrrtgult r!ty 1n1------;;-:::::;----- 1nY bid received. I tlU. O•ltd July 1>\, 1t'1 SUPllllO• COUllT OP THI NEWPOllT·MESA IJNIFIEO STATli CP (.1.1.ll"OllNIA l"Olt SCHOOi. OtSTJl:ICT THI COUNTY 0" OllANGI of Or1n11 County, C1l!1<1rfll1 N•. A·llJ2, , Bv Ooro!h~ Hervev Flsl'ltr NOTICli 0" HfAltlNG O~ ,.ITITI<(lll Purch11ln1 .A91nl ~O• '1101.ATI! 01" WILL AND f'OI: "5·1100 L1:n1:1:s Tr5TAMfNTAllY ••• PuDllshNI Or1np1 Co11t D•llV Piiot, E1l•l1 of EAA:LE GOJIOON WALl<Elt:, July 2', •1'111 AllOUSI t. 11n ltlt-n •k• f. G. "JOHNNIE" WALi((~ -------------I DtN:r•std. , NOTIC£ IS HEJIEBY GIVEN thtl A#to tolneljt L. Walker hes flied hrrtln 1 1>1IJ. 1-------~------l th•n for Pr0b1t1 ol WIH •1'111 tor lt111•nta NOTtCa O"' T•USTfl'S SALi ol ltllfft Te11•'"tnt1rv to tl>r Plf;tlont(, LEGAL NOTICE NO, T41t4-5 rtltl•ll(f to Wl\lci'I I• "'•d• lor lllrttiM On Au•utl 1611'1, t9n, •I 10:00 A.M .. •••lltul1r1, •1'111 th1t ll>t 11mt •!Ml •l•c. HOME FEOEltAL SAVIN GS ANO LOAN of ht1rlri1 tht t ame h11 bfln Mt '°' ASSOCl.AT tOl\I OF SAN OIEGO, • .August, I , 1912, 1t t :lO 1.m., Ill 1111 CorllO'ellon, •• l ruttff under lhll OMd courtr~ ot OeNrtmll'I No ) ef Slld ol Trutl d1led Autust lllh, 1971, t •tcvled courr, " 100 Civic Cl fl!fr Orl~t W11f, hi br EARL C, C.AA:8AJAL 11'111 ALICE W. !hi CllV o1 5tn11 Ant, C1lllornle. CAJIBAJAL, hu1b11'111 11'111 wilt lfld 0.tld July 21. 1912 recorded AUii.it! 11, lt11 •s F-11t No. 1$125, WILLIAM E. 11 JOHN, In 8oolt 9165. Ptt t 135 'tit Olflc+•I Record~ counlv Cltrli: of Or1n111 CIMJf'lfy, C11llornl1. WIU tell •I MUNNI, IC0,.~011:0, HOPill'M.AN. public lucllon ID IM lllllhtll bl<ldtr tor HUNT a TNROCKMOllTON c:tsh fn l1w1u1 mon1v of "'' Ullltl'd St1l1J, ltt N•lll Llkt, Stilt )ff •t IMt North front tntr•nc• of lht County f'•••dftl1 (1llftr1111 tlUI C011rthouse, 100 Civic Ct nltr Orlv1 Wett Allw111,1' ffr: ,.1111""' Uorm.r1y Wrtl llh Slrffll In 1M City of f'ubllll!td Or•t191 Coast CtHy ,II 1 $1nl1 A,.., County ol Or•nge, Sll'lt ol J•·' U •• ' ' c1111orn11, all rl9hl, !lllf •nd lnlt rtit <On-.,,y • 69• Ind Augusl I, lfn 1t37·11 YIVtd to •nd now htld by II undtr ••Id Ottd ol lruu. In lhtl pro111rtF 1llu11td In 11Jd CO\lrttv ind Stitt, described 1s: LEGAL NOTICE Lal 4 of TAJ.CT NO, 1381, In lh1 CO!y NCTl(li O~ TltUSTl'l'S SALi flf Cott• MtM. '' fllown .,., • Mlp On AutUll 23rd, lt12, •1 11 tl'dock AM .. THE MOVIE OF THE MONTH! recordtd lfl 800lc ~1. Pitt 3', •11111 Nortlt front tnll1nc1 ftl !ht Orin~• Mbceltilf'leOUt M•pt. rM'ordt of Or•nt• C011n1V CDUrt Houst, lot•19CI fl 700 C1vl~ Ccunty, C"'Utarnl1, Cen!tr DdYt !lor"'trlv •th Slrff!) Cltv EXCEPTING THl!ltEFltOM Ill ~I. ot S1ni. An1, C1Ulor11I•, SOVTMl.ANI) 6'11,l!r hvdroc•rtlons• ttl •nd •II ESCROW COlt,Olt.ATION, , Celltorl'lll 1uocl•lftl 11tb1IMOCH e1'ICll mll\tr111, 111 cenlOl'tllot'I, 11 Trutltt under thf dlttd el undtr •ftdlof !1'111 m1y bt lltoclUC:fd lt11tl Ill.cit by CHAM 8. LOltO anot from 1nv portion of Mid lend IVl"'I KATHY ~. LOltO, hu!llll'ld 11\d wll1 ll'ld btlow • v•rllc•• llll1>!h ff 100 '"' btlow re<or<ltd G(lobff 6. 1110, 111 eeott ·,t2l. '"' HtMnl surf1c1 ll'•~rtol. bllt wltll no P1M sn. o1 Olllcl•I R1cords o1 Or•iw• rl1hl lo tnlfr 111*'1 flt 11llff 11'>• 1urf.ct (;111.1nly, Cellf6rnl•, pl...., lo-""• '" 1,,. ff Mid l1nd 1,!1t1 ·~I wrllc1t dtl>lh llllblldnt•s In ff'l(ll' of STANL(Y C of 100 fffl, •t r1s1rv.tl by lv1 Younl ln SWAJl:Tl COMPANY, 1 cot110r•tll)!f no..; IM ci.fd rlC(ll'dfcl FtbrllefY 1,, 1"°, 1n twntd I nd lltld by THf lllVINE COM• letok '"'· P•t• S3' or 0,,1(1•1 lttcOfd•. , ... NY •• Wtll Vlrolnl1 CorPO!'t!lon bY Tl'lf tlrMI .adfr"'• of• Ille, rt•I prop-rNHl'I ol lhf brflCl'I ol ctrl1l11 oblltetlont ~r CALL THIAT• ••• llCOND •IA TU•ll .~ :,~;ur·•;:. . •, " -t. ! THl MOYIE l '"'" MON1H «Iv "'w:rlbld "'°"' 11 l!'lfll0"114 It bf l4(l,lftd 11\tr•bf, norlc1 of Which w11 W1 WMfmlM!ft Avtiw& CO:lll Mew, r.c:ordtd A.prn 11, 1m, 11'1 8ot11 100.S, C•lllot111•. P•" ,11, of ••Id 0tnc1111 lt"tordt 511d .... •HI lit tMdf· WllhOIJI SOUTHLANO ESCrtOW COltl'OltATtOtf (OVtn•nl Of w~rrtntY r .. rdll'lf 11111, wm tell .i 1111bllc •uctlOl'I 11 lltt hl""'it '°''''l~or lllCUfl'lbr•n(ff; ,, P•Y 1111 blddt<" IOI' <•Ill. HY•bl• 111 llWful ,,,_., U"""ld !KllN'I Ml'\ ol G1'.3i$4,11, J11u1 el Ille Untttod Sll'*t 11 1111 f1mt of NII 11'1'-"lll tton .. pf'IY61d: fn ..... l'IO" wlll'IOUt WltffntV II lo 1111•1 ll'dlMUIOll :;. JIClltt1111 ltlo t!'IC\lmlll'fl'IC11, ll'lf 111i.rtt1 CO!Wf'fWf to ""'IC11, It 11W. 1111dfr tllf ffl'm• of 111d 11nd -htld tw ulfl Tr1,11IM uncr~r ltld OHCI et Trull. lllul ·-· <llfrMS and II(• Offd " Trwl, "' Ind " ,... ffi1ew1,.. ll'f!lltl of tllf Tn.11... Clt:.CrlttO "°"riv, IO•\llll: lllt 8ff'ltllclar'Y II~ w lf ~ ol Loi '°' ol Tr.cl No. •1!1, "' "" Ci" Tru11 "'' hllf•tofort •~etllt.f 111d ot lrvfnt, COlllllY ol Or'"" &lilt o1 Ml!v•llCI to Mid Tr111114 • wrlllfft C•!lf'trl'llf, 11 ..,. ~· rte~ 111 toot Okl•rMlfl'I e1 o.r11111 el lllf ablltttloftt 2.SA. ~,.f, •1 """ ,. or Mtacet!~f'!ICIU• ~ fW 11ld OHd of ft'\llt, •rid • #.let. In flMI ~le• of ll'lt C«lnl'P wrflltn "9tltt of Ott111lt Ind Eltcilon le lttl(orffr ti ••If C-IV s.11, wttlcll Ncltln Mid Trv.IM llfl t lllMd Corn!TIOl'llY lt,/IOWl'I It'' 174.11 ~ ..... '=============:,jte tit r.c:orcMI 111'1 AMII ,,, 1'71 II 1"11• TrM Lint, In.Int. c111ior1d1 .,... IJ Ne. 122"· 11'1 lleok 1GOU; ., OtUClll fer tht turl>Me of "'""' ..... ,""'. THE. BEST •tcOl'd1 of wlf C1111111y, . MC\11'" .., w ld o.rcr l11ttue11,,_ ftft HOMI "tOEltAI. SAVINGS ~, .. , et'd tllPfllln tf t!1t T"1fltt 1,.,f j\NO L.()AN .UIOCIATIOH If u,., neadcrshlp p 0 11 t prove 0,. SAN OllW. PJ1ltjj1 JtilY t1, ltt), '"Pcan\Jta:" la Olle of thf! •• l'l'\l•IH SOUTH.UNO fSCJOW Id' t uJ ' I I Y LIN• It. W111'1ff', CO'l,OltATION, tMllt "'Or • mo1 pop ar COl'T'.J(I AMl•l•l'lf .~!!'Y I Y It, '· ........ _. ,, .. ...,, ttr1J)I. Read It dally In the _._ DAILY PJLOT. fl11t111\hl'd °'"'"" Cotti O.Jt~ Pll<t1. "'*!,,_, ~ c.ttt OttOy ,~ • ._ ____________ Jiiiy H llld Allf\l,lt L '· lm It!; 1J JUiy ,. •l'lf Alll\111 ,. ,. •m u11'.'fl " •' .-.. -. ... ,• ' ' , ' • 0 ~ I . ' ' " .,, .. ,. " .._ .. .., .. . ' ... • i...il .,J B'E.WITCHED -Lori English as the wicked witch of the. West hovers over (from left) scarecrow Jud Hoyt, Cowardly Lion Wendy Yarnell and Tin Woo6· ·:·man Clyde Crouse in a scen e-from the Orange · Coast YMCA production of "The Wizard of Oz," to De presented Saturday. .... " -~~== A WILOWOOO ·P.11Dllt PRODIX:Tl.W • ~Qtllll ~£1JQI0.011'11ff CANOIDAJE• Sll!rria Pill.II BOl'lf .Wlll W:tl'YN ll(Ujl~ at .llll!I J i.ltr'.lv · 0 '"*' !!¥ li£CHA.El RHCHI£ WWll!ll b'l .lJtllilY Lt.RMll Pr0111Ctd ll)'W-'l.1 lll CO!ltfNl TfC!iN((l(lA• F•qm WAFINEA R.'IOS AWARN<A CQl.'1,llJtllCAllJtfS COIQ~Y .. .. ... . . " ' .. ... . •. . . ~ . .',,'. . · " "•' ...... • . " ~ ... ' " ... NOW AT DIG THE INVISIBLE VAPDR CAPER! MATINEES TODAYll ~ ; .. ,. ' .. ·." I~ " KURT RUSSELL·CESAR ROM JOC FLYNN·JIM BACKUS· \'!lLLIAM WINOO A TRU ~Llfl fANTA!Y CQ;HI T M11m1 i11~fo ll l1ti~1 J1mes ~11 . lit!!!~ t11!1ll1~1 !~~Ill !mil !li~ilmi llmllla lftl IE• ',!_ CONTINUOUS DAILY 12:30-3:30 7:00 & 10:00 P.M. (l) MA TI NHS DAil Y Two Shows Saturday Kids to Present 'Wizard' .. young people who cannot 1f· for children under 12 . Young members or the Orange Coast YMCA theater work.shops will be "of! to see the wizard" Saturday. ford to attend summer amp. li\Jrther i n for ma t 1 on The youngsters will present a musical production of the children's classic "Tbe Wizard ol Oi" for two performances, at 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m., at the Monte Vista Elementary School. 390 Monte Vista Ave., Costa Mesa. Grace Jasmine will play the reeardin'g groups and r:eserva- lcadlng role of Dorothy, while Uons may be obta intd by call- Jud Hoyt is lhe scarecrow Ing tit• Y at 642-9990. Clyde Crouse the tin woodma~'";~=======~ll The show, directed by Gwen Yarnell , is being staged for the benefit o! Orange County Boone Stars HOLLYWOOD (UPI J Richard Boone will star in ''Mystery," a 9~-minute movie of the v.•cek scheduled next season by .ABC· TV. - -CtNIDOMI 20 . .. .._=c:_!!.I;J 0 r ,__~·~ and Wendy Yarnell t be If cowardly lion . Lori English plays the w\cktd witch o( lit< west, with Patricia Rumbe.1\ow cast as Dorothy's dog, Tcto.l Completing the YMCA cas~ will be Sheila En ci n i as , Patricia 'Jones, Terry and Sh~rry Johnson. S h a w n Hemphill , J ulie Slade, Laura Payne, Lisa Tabone and Lauri Johnson. Tickets are oow availa ble at the YMCA, 2300 University Drive, Newport Beach, and may also be obtained at the performance. Admission wlll be $1 for adults and so cents "WHAT'S Uf' DOC;, • "T.&KIE'TMIE MONIY & RUN" --Ctll/OOME 2/ ''. .... ::!'~r.-.-LC.:u;;: IExCl\ltlVI Orfnte Ctw11ty ......... ..i ••• , •11tat•"'!!!1 Neflllll•ttd i.r I Acfftmy A••rd11 "f'IDDLIEll ON TN! llOOI'" --• --~:;;11 • STADIUM " I ~"' ... -.~ .... ·- _._ -e• S UUIUM ,' .. _,,,,. ... ---·· -'~· Sf AO/UM ·3 ' ..... --- - - -c:-T• SIAD/UM 4 '~··· •1-~ "THI CANDIDATE" CGl'I 'lu1. "COOL HANO LUKI" IGl'I "Sl(YJACICIO" Will! Clllrli.11 HHIM ... "IC ELLY'I Hl!'RDll" "'°llTNOY'S COMl'L.AINT" (Ill •w "CANDY" (XI '"lllD SUN" Wiit! (lllrle$ •r1111011 (PG} 11" "JUNIOll: •ONNER" (PG) '"" Rey11old1 R•Cll••I Welch Yid lryflfl' "FUZZ" -Also-- Dick Yori Dyke "COLD TURKEY" Showtl"'e -7 P.M. Co11t. Su;,, From 2 VONNEGUT! VONNEGUT! ~fil Happy CBmrthdaY, tflminda , wrn CCIAIT PllEM!lft'.fi NOW 'LAYING une llltWliKIONlY ' . ' "~' 114 0~~ 1l6l • 1.., ,/(1ulh ( i I''' f(, i /1 f'\) ~::;;;;;;;iiiiiiilii;;;;::=:-w~~:::::"=~=~~·J=u~ly~2=b,~1~~~2~~~~~~-D~A~IL~Y-P_fL~l)T--'3~l~ D.t.lLT MATll(l•S 1'1. P.M, Htftt SM91 11)1-r;• Nlclltltt a ...,.,_,,.Ml •1 ....... r• t ACAJJ/f.MY AWARD ~~~! •••u Best costume Oesion A SAAi SPll Ql f!W;(l.INJ. !.CHA/tilt• 1fl00UCllOll Nl chol as and Alex and r a (!iKDAYS6:(S. ' r .. ~~;~:·;i~E IURGLARS" AllO HELD OVER -2ND llG WllKI 1LIKE W OODS TOCK O NAW4V•' _.,_ __ 'S PECTACULAR' ... -"-" ... l'Oll 'GORGEOUS' Pcacific Vibtaticw ....... ,~SEVERSON . COLOR .. -.... ..... ·--~~~ ....... !•II SURF THIATRE-121 Sth St.-Huntington 8Hch 2PerferM•ltC"1:00 & 10:00-Adflll. Sl.75-l"h. 536·fJt6 De/Mar • Nine th rilling Thoroughbred races clally. • Post Time 2 p.m.-Mcn.·Sat. • Ge neral Aclmlssion: $1.75. • Reserved seats: $1.25. $1 .50 Sat. & holiclays . • Reservations: (714) 299·1340, • Specia l bus es. , call Greyhound. • Take Via de la Valle off Highway 5 ••. and have a areat day! WIHNEll: OF 2 ACADEMY AWARDS "NICHOLAS & AL.E XANOll:.t." CP<;tJ W1l~r M1ltwlu ".f. NEW L.E,F!' CG! llath In Colar on the screen Umtlll Arti811 ONLY ~HI f;IFTED lALENTS OR RICHARD BENJAMIN, KAREN BL.ACK AND LEE GRANT COULD BRING OUT THE HILARITY! Some Book! Some Movie! f some book. some movie . • • • • • •••• ••••• •••••••••••••••••• • • el.l'C~ al."0' &t ·~Lii • t•• c;o.t.t• HW¥. I ••• OltOfl •W" ... , l!lfll)fl 1 HU J4TIHGT0 N lll!•l';H Now -Exclusive . ~ Harbor Aru Sbowi"t' l (41 Ragular Prlcoll . . S .. "" Nltlttfy 7:00'. t:Jt Barney \Vanted women in the 'worst way. · · Mia that's the way he gofthem. 2nd~ W.llK LfE.MA~VfN . GENE HACICMAN IN "PRIM! CUT" (R) ABC THEATR E #1 IN TM( CITY OIANGl ·9'7-411~2 ALSO iEJ 0 ClliA\ ST A R.5; IDA lUPINO SEN JOHr.!SON • ltOllT, PRESTON 2ND EXUUSIVE RUN WOODY AtlEN • l . • I ' r I . . • .tJ DA/LY PILqT Wtdfttldly, July 2i, 1972 ' BRAND NlW 197:2 ··~ ' \ ...... FULL ,,, PRICE ' . • , $5935 :o~~7~~~~~~~!~'~°:!s":.~~~ crldlt for 36 mol. Dtftrrld pymt prict $226S.60 Pll MONTH incl. all finonr.t chorge1. tu.11i~ 72 liceme., if JN pr1flf to pay coVI, lul cosh pritt is $1932.95 incl. ~ SJ29 DOWN ~'' la.11, '12 liceiiui, AHNUAl PERCENTAGE RAT£ '\., .. 11 .06 % ~---..... , . \,.. I iV4 ~ .. , /' ~\.\. N !'It..;__.,,,.*' tl\~1>1 10 GO\ pRtt£S S1 AR1 A 1 ••• • I . BRAND, NEW 197:2 PINTOS ' MAVERICKS MUSTANGS , OVER , .. , D.EAlER • INV()ICE THAT'S RIGHT FOLKS .•.. lflhile 1;h~ Lisi! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY I ' BRAND ~EW '7 FORD CUSTOM 1500 RANCF.1 'Wt.GON . . 400 CID, 2V, VI, i1 ir conditioning, delu xe belts, power front disc brakes, ·AM radio, remote control mirror, tinted gless, t•if get-' power door lock, 'frailer towi'!g pkg. #2J$88723· : '67 '65 ' .'70 '71 ' '66 CAMARO . GAlAXIE ·, TORINO PINTO . MUSTANG CONVERTIBLll! VI. tvto. 500 ' • J· 2 Coot° Hanlf09 Alllomllle. ~s1T1~7·7·· :~s477·~ 1f ttl:. ~,1~7·95~ · "s1"095 . '62 ' .. ' '70 '65 '68 i '67 CHEV. .' THUNDERBIRD . l TD VW ; BUG . INTERNATIONAL 'It TON P~C~UP 'bdJI • .,. Fwll ,._ FM:I. Air, L.ow' 2 DO'OI Auto.. ftadlf. ~'""· Low SCOUT PICI( UP (QIODUI *'i(j7 •. ijs95, ~~,1§5'~ M>*sg77 $695 f I l • s . u -on.; ... j,ouJd ... -1iaa happened Id lbeir belovtd wot, lheJ-UUly~...-• Wllllo !her --fire< 'built ia crude simple -ol ,.-, !MIT• ol Orimlal ""°Jrery Is done ID ..,, wot. Wh1 tab 'tbe ..... -lta l1Glltlan of limplldty &"'! make I ' -oE the myriad I electrical appi1ancel aenlng today'•' 'hDmemlker? I l ._ Ila 'VOl'llWl$' the. y. • A rol1!l't pan which is wide at \be top w at the bot· tom, tbe wok ~ta t to be con- ceotrated at tbe and 1-llJ ii I moves up tbe l1opecl aides. I .1u ~ food 1a cookeC!l it 11 P1abe<1 up I the si!ftio to keep warm ape! mote rai in-• gredlents' are added. , . • BEEP wrrH SNOW PE.~ ·. l teaspoon cornstarch 1· leaS(>OOD .,Y sauce · ll•ISJ100Dl-gar • ,,., tea.spoon sugar ¥• te-vegetable oil . I> pound bee!, sliced thin J teaspoons cornstarch 2 teasjibons water · 1,1 teaspoon ll10l1080dlum gl•\lmate • " Dash pepper · . • J table8poong oil ' • 1Ai teaspoon salt t · \ · l wedge ginger, size d. quarter, 1 ·' cruobed ) I ' :;-1 packq(1~(1' ourices e~) frozen ' snow peas, thawed ' · I> .cup. cbicken atock Combine tlie.flrst. five Ingredients, add beef and marinate durtng other prepara- tion. Combine 1comstarch, j w a~ e r , . , Dsrr:i t monoaodimn glutamate and 1 pepper; aet . esida. :1 , t Heat l tablespoon oil In wok on medium high heat. Add salt and ginger. Add anow peas and stir one ritlnute. Add Stock and cover for 30 seconds. Uncover, stir, remove and set aside. · Fut remaining oil in wok and ndd beef. Stir fry or "ch9w''. ~ fot \41, se~nd:"· Return snow pt'is to wok Ana stir m previously prepared cornstarch mi>:ture. Serves~ ., ' ' ·.: ' , "Home News and Views ~ .. - By DOROTHY WENCK or .... c-tr HtlM AllVIMr Consumer action does bring aboUt change. Here Ls mi example of somt'thing which really happened : lurers when the real JMJ~ was to. demonstrate and sell Stroll-O:ebairs. The consent order requiret that the finn must clearly disclose m·initial con~ tacts or solicitations by postcard, , telephone, or otherwise that the purpose o~ the contatt is to offer products for te Fl'C complaint also ·alleges that " . We received a poifCVd with no return.\ address or identification ~it ~only, lhe • mysterious messaR; "Secorid nOtice: To ! receive your free ~.call ·r-" A! wary consuhlers:•we ~ately the "free gifts" presented to expectant speded some kind' of shady selling I parents are not given by the · manufac-:00..e. So we sent tbe card to tbe , \urers of tbe gifts as inferred, and that Orange County Office of Consillller Al-I the cost of tbe crib purportedl! given • fairs with the message that this looked free with the purchase of the otroll.0- like ~ unethical operation. Chair is actually inc~uded Jn the pur .. -Just last week a representative of the I Chase price of the chair: . Olli I Co Aff.1 ... called to Obviously, offers of gifts, pnzes,. fre ce o asumer .. "' . tbod r · · th re rt the outcome of her investigation. trips, etc. are a ~ or acqwnng e po ' Fe• of prospective cu•toibers: 11 you The re~resentatlve called the pOOne 1 accept such 8 gift, you will be subjected number given· on the card and naade an to 8 lengthy hard-to-resist sales pitch. appo,intm~t for someone to deliver ~r . The ~e County Office of Consumer · "P~°' llf .bet 'liome. .She gave norm· I F sn N sycamore . Santa Aha dlcatliii ~on with 11!1! 01pce · -9zro1 tel~pliooe:(1icrB:1H100·1and of ~ ~irs. and the per.on she e Fede~ Trade' Commission i1000 called said nothing about a aoles ' Wilshire Blvd., Los Angelea oo004 \lot message. nationally distributed prodUcts) should be The "delivery" of the prize -which notilted JI you are approached by gil~ aeemed legitimate (a trip to Las Vegas iivers who' fall to tell you of their sales for two . or dinner for two in a fme · Intention. restaurant) -turned out to be a three-- 0 lJses • llEA ANDERSON, Editor w ......... ''" ... ,,,.' ·-.. Versatility is the finest quality of the Oriental wok which has been modernized as an electrical appliance. . . , • • "'"" t .; I ·~ '• ·r• " r.--.K R~c1pes Ladle Magic By ALLISON DEER!\ ot tlle D1llJ ,1111 11111 For the cook .wbolo 1am11y greets her with cliol'UHa of "that aplD, that again, .t_~t ~glln," the ""1P people have come ~1th ,,.,,.. .... allerulttea. . ~ ' ... -r--"C!iotln( With Soup: A Clmpbell MbOOk" o1ren • 1tiDet dlahel, casseroles, .U.n, llUCel, cram, dips. soup-malel and pmishes. Many coolis have found condenaed soups a work..nd-timeaver 1n preparing quick but nutritious family mealJ. This cookbook carries the idea a step further and ellm.lnatea the guesswori on pro.- portions and compatible combinitiODJ. Stove top or oven method!, a main dish or dlahea that are the meal, ways with hamburger, pork and poultry are souped up. Other sections deal with aaucery, barbeCue, vegetables, eggs and chetse, salads, breads, cakes, desserts, parties and snackl. Particularly helpful are chapters on eouJH&ftdwich go togethers, how to make your own. aou(ll hearUer and freeze tbem and new waya to tempt appetllel· wltll .aoup ·dlabes. · Tbere 11· a -.ectJonl.~Jdng for a crowd, ~s for tem~~amental teenagers and hdt allcl'Jiei:\ic sandwiches. HelpfUl hints on 'using soup to meet nutri-· tlonal requirements and tips for weight watchers are included. Adding a little magic to lunchho• and housewives' lunches are "souper" sug. g..tioru!. Starting meals with special recipea listed, bot and cold, will be a hour bUd sell foi ~sive stereo.equip-, QUESTIONS WE ARE ASKED: ment. '1 • ' :.:~ pleasure. i.,"'I • • $ ~., ,, ' ~ ,;-,. ,\ . Q. ii there any way to tell·w ther a ·'' . , ; Here ate a .,sam ~. IOUp-based fresh pineapple wm·i, ~? , Carrot 'Vichyssoise, served hot . or dlabes. ' •· "·· • Upon learning this, the Office of · 1 A. When you're buy{ngJresh pineappla · cold, proyides an elegant S11JUMP 'N SHELL CASS!IJIOLE. CoMm>er AHairs director aent tbe presi· look for one that is heavy. The heavy beginning of any dining occesion. l can (IOI> ounce) condtnaed cream of dent of tbe company a letter informing I ooes are USUllly better quality. Also, ripe W"th t• "t' celery IOUp .him that hlJ sales method violated lhe loineapPles Will bive :a fra~t. fruity · 1 no gra ing necessary, 1 s so bu!ines3 and professiooal code since the r.roma wblcb is a sign of g..;;tn~vor. simple to prepare. ¥•cup mill: customer was not .told $111' tbe dellvery ~ Q. I bava trouble keeping bananas dur-1 tableapoon sherry <jl the, "p~'.' ~ actually. a Illes pro-•t!Je ,IUllllller. T\1eY ieffriP<! ao fast • ' , ; 1,1 t .. ap§iit •~1111- -motlon? · , iili!T11teinil!i11·bef0re·we-e tbem.-Viby----~------------.---'-'-'-'--------~-----~--1'\h'upltdlefJI; , ---- Tbis' .lttli~ e\tiked a telei>bo!!e con ore we alwaya told "not ~ put binanas c , ... ' • 'I d s • ' 2 CUfll cO.t..r'lhe\J ll1ICllOlll fl'om tbe president of lbe .comJ:y who !fin tJle. ~tor''T • 1 . • • ' &::r~ t!1'toM:when T~S~.. A: ~ do no! Pen wen 'at 0 0 . ea· I m m e ·r I n g 2 tab!-dll1pplld........, to learn liow he can ·receive hlJ "prize," I lell!llefltu"' l1elow 50 degrees and . full In I.quart caaaerole, blend -· m1lt, lhal he abo wW receive a aaloa Jl!tch for flavor will not ~· YfW: refrigerator • sherry and curry powder. Add "1Jlllnlns 111ereo equipment when ,"pi)u" ii tem,...tlm! UIUally-.lroai 35 to ·45 lngredienla. Bab at 3lt cfqnM .far • .._11 ~ • , degrW. The recommeudation about not • minutes· ~·-•·-·-• .,....vm-· putllllg ~ Jif the; refrilerltOr .ap; i Vlcby'9o\le, ,literally "from;Vicby," is Tabasco liijultt red pepper sauce sparks 3 cups boiling water ' •w. -•m ~ ' DeceetJve sell1ng of min:bamd~ door-~·to uliderrtpe baftl!iu. claJaicaliy . ... elegant. cold JeU and the piquancy eMenllal lo t r u e 4 chicken bouillon cube5 iiHloor or · by ielepl\llle •. llOlicl • BeioeV<r,...,. Jll\lf •bananas.are ripe, " · Vlchyuoise. · 1 twiioon salt SUMMERTDIE Jl1llBD TOllATOll Yto>lates -federal ant i:.:r· It 11 yoa ·caaaiore .them ID ihe refrigerator to potato ""'11· · · And It's so simple to prepare -no 2 ,Jablespoolll bulter 4 medium tomatoes, ,llllced llllawlul for 1 ~o11'':..~. "I ~~-~ retard further •lponloc. Re!JigeraUon at The creator of this auriunertime grating at all! Simply pre-cook the "llkiDI a llll'YtY, ..... ree .,,,~Si thil point will ca9 the nin to turn delight was ~ Dial, tbe l""'l potatoes and carrola and force tllem t cup heavy or light cream 1/3 cup aeasooed llour • ., illtllC ...,,. other tactk to bide 1 l black, . but ihe • INlde "'111 not chef ol tbe old RltJ.Cliiton liotel in New •h-.-h a rme strainer or whirl in a t cup mill< y. butt ·--llcl that. ID .... h, be Jo Clllfnl ·tor ••-!or and wW .~ a__. teZ-and ~....... ba • cup er or m-•--••-1 lr1tna to ..u --.,..... .,_, York. Chef Dlat ada]itecl hla nclpe.from blander with the cream. ¥•teaspoon Ta sco pepper sauce ....., purJIOIO o flaWlr. , : I an old countrY faVortte of h1I ddldhoocl Serve Carrot Vichyssoise hot or cold to In a large heavy saucepan combine I can (IOI> ouncea) .,..,..... ~ ....u.ins. / Slaco blnanu ~a atronc odor, you · luil the occuion. Your sueau may potatoes, carrots, leeks, bolling water, of mushroom '°"P , Qi JUDe t lbe ,ederll Trtde a may 'win! to put thlm In a tiJdlUy closed daya ..., Vlcby, France. dee de bouillon cubes and sa!L Cook·covered.... • ~ cup _.,. 1111i1110n ....,.... a -order plastic bag when you ,ioie ihem \n tbe Here's a ""'w and -ezdtlng lreat ~ 1b.~ the main course for Ill very tender aboUt 40 -e minUtel. u • ,,_ llD>ltlnc BabJ P rod u c ta, Inc. I mrigerator. to begin toclay's meals -""""!" or Put minure thniugh strainer, sieve, or Dip tomtto lllca In ... .,... Illar. ~ting il>bome appointments wlthJ· 1 winter. Carrot Vldlyaaolae la a delectably CARROT VICHYSSOISE food mill. Add butter, cream, milk and Cook In butter over low -... JIPllr pocllal paients. Q. Dael qulnll!e water bave any u-.ht blend oE the best clasllc. lngred• Tabasco. Mil well. Chill and terV• cold, bnivrned on both sides. n.mo., lo bealod Tba ..,....., malled JlOll<anll ,. · calories? Wllb tbe addition of tender young corrola. 3 cups pared sliced potlltoes or reheat in double boiler over hOt waler. platter. Stir soup and llllo lldlloL p=to dis!lonae free "81ark PUs, A. Yes, Indeed. A '"""'°' bottle of The secret to savoring the bnl or the 2 cups pared allced carrots Top wllh grated carrot or plraley. Yldd: Heat. PVur 11uceover to&.._. ~ 11fta /lffm Mtmai manuf , quinlnt waterT about a calo~ vqelable llavor ts Ill the -inc,.ad :S leW,.tbla17 lllced {wblte.part) I wvlngs. to I lerVlnp. < VIOLATION' • ( ' j -• • l •' i •·Give '11 '1l'Cfntrs ·bridal shower-decorate with . sheets then give them to the bride. u ·mbrellas • ~~nd ~~liilc>'ns also ere mede with sheets. 1. !nffdoY, Ju~ 26, 1m [)ec0r •• Every Woman's Shletl, and pillowcuea uaed to be found eltlw (ID beda, Jn the laundzy or neatly foldad In !be linen closet. TfioY we.. uaually white, with • tOllch of color or embroidery on !be pll· lowcaaes. Now, they've biouomed nnd bloodied Into brl!lht colort and faN>Ut duiaftS, acme uecut<d by leading art!Jts. ~Utica. llWlufa<1urer of sheets, towell .. d plllowc...-., bu deviled new WoYI to U.. !be brl1ht llnena in wall coverinc•,. lawn cushions, barbeWe mitts, 1wlq covers and umbrellas. Bridal ahQwen end lpec!al patties con be built around a sheet <Utd· p!Uowcue decor. Whole rooms can be decorated in a nne-dealgo concept, end clothing made to match the room's mood. It's all done with sclSSOI'f, glue, pat4 terns, time end a spirit ~f adventure. "Twln fiat sheets are usually best to work with," said MW Jeanne Richmond, fashion coordinator for Steven.s-UUca. "For a. parsom: table, for example, cut a rectangular section to equal !be top of the table, the width of its side surfaces, plus a two-inch overlap. "Place the table upside down on this fabric, stretch fabric taut over the table top, and then on the underside of the table, glue or cement overlap to the table. "NUt1 cut four pieces of fabrlci long enolllh to e>tend from table top overhang to floor and wld~ enough to cover the four surfaces of the legs. Allow one-eighth inch extra fabric on lboth dimensions for trim. "Glue in place, When dry, mitre edces of each top with a razor blade." For cushion covers, use poly foam. cut to size, a twin flat sheet and follow the basic rules for zippered slip covers. For a bridal shower, use a sheet as a tablecloth and make the honoree a matching pinafore. Miss Richmond will demonstrate· the creaUve sewing techniques at the Broadway. Newport Beach, at 11:30 a.m. on Tuesday, Aug. a. \ I ' Make a pinafore to match party decor. For a shower, wear it then give it to the bride. Sheets also make pretty barbecue mitts. ' . . • • • - ·. . .. . " ... ·.· ' .. I· Etiquette Bows; But Slightly i' ~. Weekend Ceremonies Orange Coast Couples Repeat WedcJing Vows By PEACE MOf'FAT . '. jecl, combining the tradlttonal signature: !ailing to reply to • NEW YORK (AP) -"Many ctlstorits with the new onea. \ tjndness or a gift as promptly ,'people lhlnk anylhlng goes In lhe bright ol!ice o! hee · u poaalble; <Ind thinking that now. but t1tl8 Is not so. There 100.yeor.<>id llroWnaton• home widows do not Ille ·their lat< ta a need ror certain con-here, Miss Vanderbilt discuss· l)usband '1 name.· j ventiOns; '/\· .. · ed. "the retmtly .... published Miss VanderbiJ' Says SO per4 "And no matter what "Amy ,Vanderbilt's Etiquette." 'Cent of the questions !he ~ changes occur in the world. A warm, unpretentious receives in the mail deal with ~ the human need for ap-woman, she makes etiquette weddings. • preciation goes on." sound as though it can -and , ·''It's a time of great emo- : So says Amy Vanderbilt, should -~ a part of one's t~al involve~nt/' she ; wOOse word is law i n everyday hfe. points out, "and people who : Alnerlcan· etiquette, but Who is "I feel there's more honesty. hilve never thought about eU· ·so determ ined not lo let eti-now Jn soc~l intercllange, and quette before do tlien. 1•1 · ~tte lag betitnd the changing lh!s is gOOd,'' she ~S)i. ''But, I 1)Vhile in favor of some • tunes that she has revised her think the danger 1s that well changes in weddings, Miss monumental work on the sub-h her " go l?> much t e.ol way. Vanderbilt says she has beeri : Septem..~er . Rites Set OUr Lady Quetn of Angels Catholic Church, N e w p o r t Beach will be the setting for · the ScpL 10 wedding of Susan Jane Ayalt and Thomas Vern Schauppner Tbe bride-elect 15 t h • daughter of Mrs. · Marian Shirey of Huntington Beach and (lllbert Ayilla, Fullerton. Her lloice Ii !be aon of Mt. and Mn. Vern Scbauppner or Newport Beach. Mias Ayala It a paduate of Mater Del High School and Orange ~ Cqllege. Her flance II ID al~mn111 of Ne...,...i Harbor Hfl)I School and occ aJ\c! now. II 1tuayfni at UCL '\ ~1~ss Vanderbilt says she Is cauti@ing :ro!!llg __p e op I e con9tantly astounded at the again-st forgetting all the con· points or etiquette people verrtions aren't aware of. .. Etiqu'!le ),I ha~e been getting maU ·used to be part or social Crom young people who wer~ folklore -tlnng!I everybody mRrried in some fanciful was just supposed to know,'' fashion, and who feel cheated she says. and want a wedding in church "But now people have lo be now." she observes. "l have to taught -whether at their say to them that from a social mother's knee, t hr o u g h viewpoint you really can't do observation, or painful ex-it:" periences. And it isn't just a Miss Vanderbllt calls huge matter <>f kindness and con· Weddings "awful" and she has sidertltkllt either.. All the been inveigling lately against kindness in the world \\'ill not b1.1ge showers. get you through lhe eating of "'Showers should be for a an artichoke." few intimate friends," she Amoi'ig the c o m m o n po1nts out, adding that there Is mUtakes people make, thls more interest now in havJ.n1 expert poinll out, aro im-jol~t showers for the bride and proper tabhs manners -such grwm. · as picking up iol\UI the llngen "Brld" are no Ion 1 • r chicken cooked i.n sauce, or ttotated from the groo{n " -she forgetting to wipe one·! "l)'s, "and besides. they•,.. mouth before sipping a glass probably living t o g e t h e r of wlnei typ_ing a signature on an_rway." a Jette~ lnat .. d of wrlllng lt 1he aulhor 11y1 atUlud., out; women ualog an Incorrect towarlb enlutaloment have . ' . • .... _ changed too. 0 1 dOn't like to see things done slap-dub,"' she says, "but with a lack of household help, you don't have to entertain in kind any more. More and more people are having buffets, using student help or caterer'!." Miss Vanderbilt says she· does all she can to keep up-to- date -Pointing out that hav· ing children herself, it is dif- ficult to be rigid. ''For instance," she says, "it is acceptable now for y<>ung people cA oppoSite sexes to travel ~ogether." But she has words of caution for a couple -woo HVe together ~ without !be benellt or a mar· riage license, and decltk' to have a cbild. SUE STROMSLAND · · Date Told For Rites · "They're 1'4Ming cou~ to tradition, and eventually will come to the point" where !bey have to come to .terms with it. This will be at some point where le;ality is involved - such u · !be child entering school" And in .her book., she· noies that young people who engage ll\ premarital sex ha'(e a reaponsJbUlty not to lirtng unwantecl children ' Into !be world. 'ro keep up with her subject, Mi!) Vandetblll ' "IYI lht reads all a1le clD -Including artlcl.. in tho medical and psychiatric lleld. "I heve great Illes on VD and eroup sex1" &he says lauahing, "Nothing' Wrprlael !"'• '!Ile! nolb\04 ~Jiii.!' • Sept. 16 Is the wedding da!J. picked. by 8\le E t Id n Stromsl .. d and' Floyd E., Leithauser. News of the fo~ ev411t baa been announced by' her partntl, Mr. and !oJl:I. Emery K. Stromsland or co.ta ll!e&L Miu Slromlland ts' II 1raduate of Estancia !lllh Schoel and of °""°" Silita, Unlveralty. Her fianCe, son Of Mr .and Mrs. Pete F. Lellhau.er of Sisters, Ore., ls a graduate of. Slttera Hlllh School. OSU ail! the Cout tuard OCS. He now • Is en ensign stationed 'on Govemot'l .l.lllnd, N.Y. 4 .. PRATT .. ENNIS The newlyweds are residing Their parents are Mr. arid St. John lhe Baptlst catholic in Newport News, Va . Mrs. Leon Riley of San Church, Costa Mesa w .. the TUCKER-MAJOR Clemente and Mr. aiid Mr.i. setting for the mariiage 1ink4 Margo Jean Major and Gary Martin Lofgren of Corvallis, ing Mary Pauline F.nni• and Lee Tucker excha,ged mar· OreAt.I d t h Duane Tho-"" Prat°'t,--1 . . en an s were t e Misses ....... r age'vows in the ~mmun1ty Beck s ·th The Rev· .Anthony McGowan C Jt u r c h C o Ji egntional, Y mi and C a t h Y performed the ceremony for Corona del Mar. MaDaniel, Ronald Kremllle.r, the daughter of~· and Mrs. The Rev. Dr: l Frererlc David Kremiller, Gregor Y Patrick J. Ennis of Costa Groetsema of p 1 y mo u t b Rildeyw, m' ~obeMrt Fraunzimm~r Mesa and tjJe llOn of Mr. anj _Congre1alional..Cluuih~Wbit·_an iam eS!emer. __ Mrs. William Pratt Of Hun.t· tier, conducted the rites for Tlie n l! w I Y weds ar.e ington Beach. , ~ the daUghter of Mr. 'ind Mrs. g~aduates or Sa~ Cleme~te Miss Cheryl Kiely "* the Tbomaa D. Major 1o Corona . High School. She IS· attendmg maid 0 f b 0 nor· 8 n d del 'Mar and the ;. of Mr. Saddleback College and he at- bride!lllaids were ~ M\'ses, an<I loll1 ,R. Earl Tucker of tended Santa Ana College. Palrtcta . M~lhOron . a,n d,' Valdoata,, oa . They will "'side in San Barbara dieron.' . At~g !be co•ple were <llemente. Attendll\g aa belll ma~,lfas M!.sJ>aniela Ahne f,eydeci<er, SIMMONS-BRENTNALL Tim Hom, whtie usben wue . maid of hqnor aqcl .Rfckey Lee Deonla Prati end Rnnald Kiely. ~lrstrom, best man. Usher.i The foothills of ML Rainier, The bride 15 a ttutl'ont ' at j,ett; 'l!Dll<rt Major, Thomaa Wash. provided the setUng lbr Orange•CC>alll College and her D. Maj0r,' IJ1'. Arthlir Major the marriage of CbrisUne Jdy butband ts studying at Golden and Wlllfam Quesnell. BrenlnaU and Michael J. Slri\. Weit Colleg1. ' , · The bride 11 a graduate of mons . The Rev. Dr. Jack H. , ' ' Sen Rafael High School and PhUllps officiated. l DUTRO.JENSEN , • atteilded Marin Junior Collc1• Parents or the bridal couple The Cotta Mesa home . of \ fnd Whittler CoUe1e. Her bus-are Mr,1 end Mrs. Thomas E. Mrs. Jacquelin Jensen w11 the ' l>and attended O.Orgia soboola Brentn11l ol NeWJlllrl Beach oettlng lo< lhe marriage link· .and aarved, with !be Anny In and Mrs. Marian Nel'°1t of Ing her daughter, Candy Jeon Germany. They will make Nompo, Idaho. Attendaotl Jenten and David ~•11¢ 1t1»1r l)ome in Valdosta. 1 .. ,. Gloria Ogilvie and R<lbin Dutro, .On of Mr. and Mrs. W. , ,LOFGREN-RILEY Stoctrnll. , Dutro, alio or Costa r.i.... Marjorie Ann Riley and The n e, w I y,. e d a are Officiant waa the Rev. Rice lllcbHI Lolgran, both or S•n graduates of He1tJOrt Harbor Arnold, the brtd1'1 1real· tledu!nta, wtre married In the Hlg~ (lehool and he attended uncle, and attendants were San Clemente Presbyterian Orl(llle Cout CoJINe. Be ts Mrs. Paula Meam and CUI· <l>tlrc!I with the Rev, Pbillp aen'lnc In Illa Army at Foll lord Lindaly Jr. 5fW> olflclatJng. 1 Lewis, Wub. . • ' 1 t • I ~w~~~"Hd::::::~~·~J·~~~u~·~1~97~2~~~~~~-D~A~ll~Y-"'PllOT 35 ··.-~~""'~~--~ .... U2QIE CAT Bedtime Story Sbould Keep Them Laughing "' S.\11.lf:& CAMP _ ..... _. Ayo. 21 TO la BIG llAR LAKE &OYS & GIRLS 1 TO 17 WAYD llHMlo • Al.I. CAMP ACTIY!TlllS RI IUI . NLLOWS LONI • BY DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UPI) -Laughter can improve your sex Hie, according to a psychiatrist writing ln the magazine Psychology Today. Althoogh cautioning that an ill·timed snicker or an in- appropriate chuckle c o u I d have unfortunate resul ts, Or. Martin Grotjahn says that when both partners recognize the many inherently comic aspects of sex, they may find it more enjoyable. I can see It alt now. This article obviously is t h e foreruMer of a whole new series of scientific studies and sexology books. ,.. more hllarlous than men do! A. Dellnilely yes. On the average, women laugh five time3 more than men. and'. may , under certai n• circulnstances, remain in 1 conUnuous uproar from st•rt to finish. Q. Does this mean thal women have a more highly deve1oned sense of hwnor? A. Not necossarlly. It may simply mean tbat they have more cause for amu(enlent. A. Whal Is meanf by the tenn "suppre~ giggle"1 A. A "suppressed gtggJe" Is a form of silent, inward or stifled laughter. It is used to give vent to one's mirth in circumstances where a loud guffaw would be unsuitable. Q. What should one do if one's risibilities are n o t aroused? • • . Dinner · Dancft: Nautical But .Nice ·There almost certainty will be a l,'eport by Masters and Johnson on "Human Sexual Jocularity!' And Dr. David Reuben undoubtedly will come forth with a. book entitled "Everything You A 1 way s Thought Was Funny About Sex But Were Afraid to Laugh." A. Sometimes it will make the situation less grim if one pretends to be tickled anyway . HoweVer, faking a ha-ha too often may make it more dif- ' . . Huntington Beach ChalJ!ber of Commerce will have :its first get·acquliinted buffet dinner dance in the :l!untingtod Harbour ~ch Club. 11he summer social ·will begin at 7 P·ll!· friday, JUly 28. A nautical theme !\as been selected by Jerry Bame, ~eft), chair· man, and depleting appropriate dress are Lynne Gil· bertsen and Herb Vaughn. In the earlier studies . .Parents Caught in Grapevine Masters and Johnson attached electrodes to their subjects to measure pulse rates, blood pressure and other physical responses to love-m~king. For the next experiment, I assume, they will add a laugh- ~meter borrowed from the old radio show "Can You Top This?" Comfort Sought Designer John \Veitz says American business1nen are slightly tired of wearin~ jacketsJ.which are ''constructed to fit llke corsets." . . DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am writing a~ut a problem that I'm sure perple1es many parents, yet I don't remember ever seeing it in your column. WJiat should a parent do ii his child (jllnior high, age) tells b1m that a friend is :ptannihg to run away Ot, is mo king J>Ol? our 14'-year-old dau·1hter ofteo hears such confesSJons and in turn she tells me. r am not conctrlied about her 1\0C<Jm· lnj: involved or being led astray, but I do wonder about my obligation to the parents of these children. Many of them are virtual strangers to me. I do not see them socially, or at PTA, or anywhere ebc. 1 I am not a meddler and I don't want to put my child in the position ·Of being1 a stool pigeon. Yet it seems to me these kids are looking for help or they wouldnjt be confiding in my daughter. Should t talk to the teachert 0r the counselors or to the parents?. I feel an obligation to do something but I don't know what to do or bow far to go. Please consult your panel of experts and use your own experience to collnsel me. ...:. KNOW TOO MUCH ' ' DEAR TOO MUCH : A parenl wbo Ylolates his child's coflfldence .. 4':1troys 11methlng precious. Don't do 'It. Yoa coald, however, 1aggest to yoar daughter tltat she encourage her lrlen4• to talk to you, if they are unable to communJcate Wltlt their own parents. You then could attempt to give them fafol'll)ltlon and set them straight. It ,,oald be wonderf1I, of course, U you Could obtain permission from tliese cllildren to ask tbelr parents to consider counseling. Tbla Is, of course, what Is nudid. DEAR ANN LANDERS : Help me, please. I'm about to go out of my mind. , ~Y husband and I got into an argument over aome small thing. One word led to another and before we knew it we had a 'teriitic fight going. Id the heat of• the battle I said something about his mother. Then he blurted out that six years ago he had had an affair with my si!ter. She was only 16 at the time. My husband and I were both working Very hard that summer and I had invited my sis to stay with us and take care of the children. My blfsband said the affair lasted all summer. My sister married when she was 18 and was divorced at 20. She now is living with my mother. To aay I was shocked by all Ibis ii putting ii mildly. Now I wonder If we ahoukl cancel our plans to go vi.sit Mom in September since Sis is still Itving with Mom. I remember that she and my husband seemed quite chummy last summer when we were all together. My husband swears there is nothing betw'!On them and he has asked me to have faith in him . Mom knows nothing about this. Should I tell her so she'll know why we have i changed .our plans? Or should we go? - NO NAME NO CITY DEAR. N.N.N.C.: Go. And keep your moutlt .. ut. It'• bad enough that YOU knowj Don't upset your mother with this beautUul news. When a man asks you to have faith tn ' him, you should make every effort to do so. And you can prove that you trust him by being relued -iD other words, don't watcb .blm like a hawk. He'll appreciate It -and it could do a lot to ttrengtben your marriage. M for Reuben, he employs the Q and A technique to im- part infonnation on t h e mating process. Here are some of the entries we can ex- pect in his next book : Q. Is it true that women find He Predicts that the form~ fitting' darts in men's suit clothes will be .disappeartn·g. Sh~lders will become less constructed -softer. • CONFIDENTIAL TO MUST STINKY!=~===============~ GO: Descenting a skunk is an intricatell and unpleasant surgical procedure. It is I" I NCHES-.A-WA·Y" also expensive. Some veterinarians .. refuse to do it for any amount of money. Since mosl '.'pet" skunks were once wild MINERAL WRAP there might be a danger .of rabies, which SLENDERJZJNG is why some states have banned skunks as pets. LOSE 5 INCHES A n~nonsense approach to bow to deal with We'• most difOcult and most nwardiag arrangement. Ana Lucien' booklet, "Maniage -What 1o Eipect," wDI prepare yoa for better or for worse. Sead your nqaest to Ana Lander• la c•e of Ille DAIL V PILOT eacloslng 11 cents In cola ud a long, stamped, aelf. ddressed en..iope. YOUR. FIRST VISIT I GUARANTEED I $1 0 OFF With Thll M. JEANS INCHES·A·WAY 1799 Newport Blvd., Co1t1 M111 PHONE 642-3550 NOW-SERVING THE HARBOR 1AREA Dooleys Tell News ··----···------, OF COSTA MESA I ARIZONA INDIAN I I I I DANCERS I Mr. and Mrs. Michael I I Dooley have announced the ON THE MALL AT engagement of her daughter; I I ~~~s~an~.:~~e:,h:!t~~I ifASHION ·ISLAND I Peter Vail, ail of Balboa I I Island. TOMORROW • • • THURSDAY A Sept. 16 wedding is being I J p • I planned In Our Lady Queen of I 1 , .M.-1 :30 P .M ..... 3 P .M, I Angels Catholic C b u r c h , :~ewP.rt Beach. I BRING YOUR CAMERA 1 I ": The brid~·~be'ls a graduate Ii · , , ' • of Pasadena High School and • • • • • ·• • • • • • • • • 11! attended San Diego State University. Her fiance is a .graduate ol Chatsworth High : School and Orange Coast ·College. New organic hair remover Hairs off in min~ ~off for weeks. --------11--Leaves.skin .beautif~llY-Smooth1., --'''--- :·: .. ·:Sa/es Sef free.from hair ••• without shaving : . ',VSXing, using messy creams • or foams or resorting to electrolysis . . '·/n Laguna The Great Garage Hal" pening, a garage sale "to' end ,Uitm au, .. is being planned for .slturday and Sunday, July :It 'etid 30, by the South Laguna Civlc Association. • From 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and noon lo I p.m. '&mday In the old Tltlrd Hand Store, South Laguna, a eel ... lloti of It.ml ran111n1 lrom movte llara' wardrobe! to RuDlan &liver to esoUc plantl wUI be Offered for sale. There is now a new way to remove unwanted halt completely from face, arms, !highs, legs. wherever- \lnd keep it'Dtf longer. You use a gentle, odor1ess organlo compound, otlled delila, and the mulls are simply sensational. , Delila 'etually fills out the whole hair from tho follicle ••• leaves your skln beautifully 1mooth and fTM from hair for Wffks. The lttUe extra time Delila may take at first won't matter once you ltnd thltyo11 con rlllly Iorget about hair removal ••• yes, forwttka. There are no blunt ends. No pnclcly 81ubble no n1~ks or cuts. And 1hert'1 no quJckgrow b•e~ When hair eventually does come tn1 II: IMml iplr$tr and baby soft. 1, DelUa , .. Nalural Organic Heir Remover. Ideal for eenagere, too. $5.95 11 our cotmetle countere. JCPenney ~~~~~~ ~~~~~-~- a Je/ig/it/uf budgel. :Jafon _u:_here beautiful h~.ir :Jflj/e6 begin .. _ PRICE LIST ' MONDAY THRU THURSDAY Shampoo and Set $2.SO Permanent Wave 7.SO Tint 5.50 Bleach Jouch-up 10.50 Frostin~ 14.00 FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY PRICES SLIGHTLY HIGHER --. ha:il'Ctk!J~ 51.50 1695 lrvine Av'e.--Costa Mesa CORNER OF EAST 17th ST. -ABOVE LA CAVE RESTAURANT 645~1050 548-9986 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK And SOME EVENINGS "TAKE !'BE ELE\IAl'OR" H-of Cicult to a~ienee genuine mirth and one's only ,rtapODSe wUI be a hollow \augh. ---at~ ............ i... C•Uf. tU11 PH: 714/""4171 ~ = Ud Grandest Sale of all! . . towels by J. P. STEVENS . "GRAND VELOUR" EXTRA HEAVY TERRY, 14 COLORS MAN SIZE BATH ••••••••• , , , • , •••••••• Rt9. HANO • , •••• , , , , ••• , • , • , , • , , Rtt· WASH •••••• , ••••••. , ••••••• Rt9. FINGERTIP •• , ••. , ••••••••• , , Rt9.• NOCTURNE 4.50 2.50 1.00 I.I 0 SA.Lt SALi SALi SALJ 20 COLORS FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE BATH ••••• ~ •• , ••••• ,.,,,,,. Rt9. 2.50 HAND , • , ••• , • , • , , , , , , , , , , , , Reg, 1.bO WASH • , • ,, ,, •••••• ,, •••• ••• lt•t• .7 5 FINGERTIP •• , •• ·•••••, •• , •• , R•t· ,IS TUB MAT ••• , •••••• , •••• , , , R'ljl-. 4.50 NEW LOUVRE FABULOUS JACQARD WEAVE LA TEST COLOR COMBINAT(CjNS BATH •• , • , , , •• , , •••••••• , • , R•t· HAND , , • , , ••••••• , , . , •• , • , • Rtt. WAS H •.•• , .• , ••• , , , , • , , , , Rtt• 5.00 2.50 r.oo ' ..... -.. ... "' VERA TOWELS WATERWAYS BATH •••• , , • , , • , •••• , , •• , , , ~•9• HAND ~ •••• , ••••• ,., , , , • , ••. , R•t· WASH •• , , , , ••• , •••••• , • , ••• Rt9. •.so 2.50 .90 SALi SALi SALi SALi .... SALi SALi SALi SALi SALi SALi J.OI J.OI ... 1.ot 1.9t 1.Jt ... .71 ).ff 4.01 J.21 ... l .4t I.ft "' __________ __,,,,_ __ _ RAINBOW STRIPE BATH ••••• , , ••••• , , , • , ••• , , ft•t· HAND ••• , • ,. , ••• , , •••• , • ,, , R•t· WASH • , • , , , • , • , • , ••• , •••• , • R•t• J . P. STEVENS SHEETS 4.50 J .10 .to SALi ..... ...... FINAL ClOSE OUT-PLAINS. PRINTS. F'°iNCY J.49 I.ft _.,., ' TWIN • ••••••••••• ,... Re9, to 6.50 IALI 1.41 ,FULL • , •••• , • , , •••••• , • R19. to 7.50 SAU 4.71 QUEEN ••••••••••• , •••• R•t• to 10.00 IALI 6.41 ICING ••••••• , , , •• , , • , •• Rt9. to I 3.50 SALi 1.41 RE6. CASES •• , •• , •••• , • R19, 4.60 pr. SALi J.41 ..... ICING CASES ••••••••••• , R•t· S.20 pr. SALi J.71 ,,, SOME PATTERNS NOT COMPLETE •• , MtX AND MATCH WITH SOUD COLORS ••. THESE WO'N'T LAST .AT THESE GIVE·A· W}.Y PRICES •.• COME EARLY~ ,. . . VERA SHEETS TWIN ••••••• , •• , , •• , • . . R•t• 6.95 FULL,; •• , ••••••••••••.•• Jt•f·' 1.95 QUEEN·••••••••••••••··· R.,.,10.95 ,..ICING ••• , , ••••••••·•••• R•t• 13.95 REG. CASES • , , , •• , , , , , , , , , , 4:50 pr. ICING CASES , , , , •• , •• , ••• , f•!,p pr. . . • SALi S.4S SALi 6.45 SALi 1.41 SALi 11,4J SALi 3.tl pr. SAU 4.71 pr. NOW YOU CAN BUY THE SPREAD YOU'VE BEEN WAITfNG . FOR! ' SAVE 20% • ON All SPREADS THAT ARE IN STOCK OVER 500 BED SPREADS IN All STYLES AND COLORS ... VALUES TO $120.00 SAVE A WHOPPING 20% A SELECT GROUP OF SOLID COLOR QUILTED BED SPREADS TWIN , •••••• ,, ,, •• ,,,,,,, ,, Rt9. 24.tS FULL •••••••••·•••••••••••• Rt9. 29.95 QUEEN ••••••• ,, ••• ,, •• , ••• R•t· .. 2.50 KING • , • , •••••• , •• , ••• , • , • , Rtg. '42.50 WASHABLE QUILTED PRINT BED SPREADS TWIN ··••·••••••••••••·•••• R19. 17.tS FULL , , •••····•••• ,, ,, •• ••• R19. 19,9l_ SAVE 20% ON READY M/\DE DRAPERIES •.• ALLOW ,3 lo 4 WEEKS FOR DELIVERY SALi 16.ll SALi It.II ULI Jt.11 SALi Jt.tt ULI 11.11 SAU U.d nu IRISTOL 2245 NO. OllANU MALL MALL 0¥ OllANOI ORANOl--1211 MASTIR CHAlOI OltA ... I • Fund> will go toword the ,llM>datlon11 contilr · ~ effort to aave Laguna'• bllll and can- yons from overdevclopmenL FASHION ISLAND, Newport Beach HUNTINGTON CENTER, Huntington Beech ' SOUTH COAST PLA.IA COSTA Mii ... 14' 6112 IANKAMUICARO- COSTA MUA DAILY 1t t. t ,,M, IUN. 11 t. I ,,M, OAILY 11 t. ,,. ,.M, SUN. 12 t. I '.M. ............. ----~~~ ' ' • I • j I -~ ' Your Horoscope > Aquarius: Complainer Actually Tests, Bluffs SNIP 'N STITCH S 3334 List C...I Hwy. e Phone 67l·IOM • ~~-ly ·The y circr . \ THURSDAY JULY 27 'By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES (March 21-AprU 19): . Friends nhlbil t.ndency to be argumentative. Reluse I o become Inextricably involved. TAURUS (April :llf.May :to): Your own ideas should bold precedence over whit others lh!nk you should do. Some you resp"ect are 'themselvu cur· rently in quandary . Stress in· dependence, aell'rellance. Leo could play key role. GEMIN,I (May Zl.June :to).: . 'Travel plans .could be altered. Gain shown if you follow hunch. Rise ,above pe It y details. See .pcoject as a whole, shake ofl tendency to brood. Look to future -il is brighter than you might im~ agine. ·• CANCER (June.21.July 22): Obtain hint from Gemini message. Be versatile; display humor. Accept social il)- vitations. Deal with one OOrn under Saglitu1u1. Ac;:cent is on money, collections, policies, leases. Revise budget1 pay- ment Plans .. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Slow pace. You may be acting on iritpulse instead of being logical. Accent is on, need for attention to details. Applies especially where contracts, partnerships are concerned. Aquartu is involved. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 I : What was under cover is ex- posed to lig~t. State your views. Gets facts on record, Not wise to delegate authority. You find what should be done -and why. Best to get to heart of matters. A v o i d wishful thinking. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 221: Be peacemaker. You gain SCORPIO (OCI. 13-Nov. !I): panner has queslionl to ... Thorough approach 1 e t 1 8e cooperattve, but lDIU rtlU!ts. Doni overtook detalJJ clear !bat you are not deal1llC !bat appear minor on ourtace. from posltlon of weaknesl. _ Dig dNi> for ilddltloiiil in-AQUAlllVS (Jllj. •Feb. formation. ~ ond Lee ta): ExprtU yoone11. lllDC:e pencn could play key roles. to your own tune. Olle ·who Corroet home safety hazard. complains ii merely teatlng, ii SAGITTAIUUS (Nov. :. not bluf!lng. Know this and Ilec. 21): Hold off on journey respond ICCOrding)y. Lee is in that could result tn·wlld-g'°" P.icture. Brtabten sur· chase. o.t puzzle plecti roundlngs. Come out of emo- ·:i r -··1. -SAYE! TO l ON(:· • I QUALl'PY NQVE TY FABRICS togelher. Avoid disputes with tlona1 shtll. · nelthboro . Assume PIBCES(Feb.111-March:IO): , responsibility. Don't rely on C.Ondltions at ·home due to im-• / MAITll CHAm eenoa who "°"much talking prove. One wbo is handicapped:ll~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~ ind Ollie else. dewveo your understanding . CAPRICOJIN (llec. 21-Jan. · Adhefe to principles of golden lll ' ' 19): Put !inlshing touChes on · rule. Then you w open path project which can net profit. to genuine ~a t i 1 fa ct i b n . • ~ Arlea could be involved. Mate, Message wlll be clear. m' IJIJ.j I "'I. To avoid di.sappotntment, prospective brides are reminded to have their wedding stories with black and white ~lossy P.hoto- graphs to the DAILY PILOT Womens De- partment one week before the wedding. Pictures received after that time will not be used. For engagement announcements it is imperative that the story, also accompanied by a black and white glossy picture, be sub- mitted six weeks or more•belote the wedding date. If deadline is not met, only a story will be used. To help fill requirements on both wed· ding and engagement stories, forms are available In all of the DAILY PJL0'.1' offices. Further questions will be answered by Women's Section staff members al 642-4321. allie~ '' l/f/ISl!S• WIGS --COOL-CAP~SS WIGS-- ·a1WtH.t1 ., W ...... Stmc• c.,. fer lifltt, ltfMrY; c• ... rt. I•. ELUU. .., MONSANTO Tllit n•w miracl• flb•r do•sn't frtp, •••Y• curlad, but c111 ff r111t for diffaranf 1tyl11, look1 , Heals a111cl ach like h11m1111. htir. • 4• ELURA WIGS $1995 & HAIRPIECE~ from .... , ,. .......... , -, -J . ,I.I 100% HUMAN HAtRPiECES-REDUCEDI Wi9l•t• ll 01.l t-lt19. $11.tS ••••• , •• NOW S l.'5 C1,c1d1 13 01.I ~ R19. $17.95 •••••••••• NOW $12.fl Gi1t1t C11c1d1 f4 01.I -R19. $2 1.95 •••• 1NOW SIJ.tl ..__.,.... __ ....,. _____ ., ~ ' ' FOR, MEN-CAPLES' SY.NTHEJIC . W.tGS •:::':f .JllOW $29.95 Wt H,.,, ·,. p,;.,,i , Fitting Roo"' • , , FOR MlN ONLY! Pediatrics ~ Gift .. '\ t' '- ·A special type "'.heel chair that reclines is the philanthropic gift .or Newport Harbor Soroptim1sts for the pedlalT1cs ward at Hoag fdemorial Hosp1\al, Presby- terian. Soroptimist president, Mrs. George Cooney •djusts the back for Brent throogh diplomacy, not force ., ___________________ , 11 Applies to ·personal a n d ll business areas. Some wishes should be revised. Stress' maturity. Put away childish things. Adult approach sue· ceeds. WIG and · BEAUTY SALON ; Morris, 11 , or Scotsdale. -· ~ ' , .. Desire ;for 'Cutting u·p~ B~ga·n ; in Her· Childhood By ALISON LERRICK "But it's much harcte1· for to elbow, coin neck.lace and PARIS '(AP} -"My: dream me ~a male designer," s~ eight ,tur.~.e pins craw~ing a11 was to become a surgeon, but says. "~ll they ha~e to do Jt .. over.~ ~rt 531 o( them in my father would never have get up m the ~ming and put. hir country hol!-Sf, La Tortue, allowed me to play with on a navy ·suit . Whereas d.. ·ID Lewisljloro MY. · , cadaven,.. says p a u 1 i n ~ must be combed -which.»· ~ • ! , Trigere. diftiClilt -.: ai!d mdoust watch t_p 1 ·~ ,; · So ,he "bad to cut up ::rm:.t.. 1 n't g ~ 'Jill;..---;;;.--------~.-----. drlleases instead:''' SUch !ears seem ungro~ so y OU WANT TO BE A T~CHU! er father d.1~ kno_w Wt, 1enough, ii1 view of the woman " and ~ntly this leading lady , in the~ little Trigere outfi\: ;.,: pportunity awaits the dynamic Clf the American haute couture green skirt which she Un-,1future educator. invest a.; year ~ over to her "h.ome buttons deftly to the wailt to .,"at the ROSTON MONTESSORI town ~o recetv~ the s1lyer show the bottom of h.Z. m~1 fto~t thethe fi1l ~~':.';~ maillot-blouse, and 10 pounu INSTITUTE FOR TEACHER TRAIN· . W1?311 • ir~ u ~( gold Jewelry. deSJ~r honOrtd 1ust beca te As well as unseen , Mme.' .'~G. Appl ications must be sub- ! was,,,bom on the Place T;igere is unlikely to pa11 ; milted by August 15th for the ;,1galle, '"~§ M'."e. '.\"lgere. unbeard with rings on her , 1. 972-1973 n was ~'!use l m s.t_ill V~ry fingers bra~elets '(tom wrist Frtnclf m my tlilnkmfl and .. ' • ·Orange. designing.'' She is ttlt e ""iiiiiii:iiiii:i:iiiliii5ii:iiiiiiiiiiii daughter cf a tailor and a lroiiii_iiii _____ iii iii dressmaker. Although she went to New York in 1937, her accent is still as French as the fabrics she ,ises for her signature evening dresses in bright wool. "A Trigere cflenl buys with confidence, with the assurance of.nnt Joo~ing lilie a freak, fl.• do cfa5sic tailored !lungs. None or' thoSe funny chiUons," ssya Mme. Trigere. "She bUys them to pleue her husband NOW -THE -. BIG ONE! and lover." Clients Include K I t t Y Carlisle , Bess Myerson. MrS. Leonard Bernstein, M r s .. Alfred Vanderbilt, the Duchess of Windsor and Mrs. Andrew Goodman, who does her sho~ ping at Bergdorf Goodm3D; a store that believes in Trigere. ,;Wo1nen ," decrees Mme. Trigere, "are a]y:ays going to dress up. unlesSWe gol)BCk to Adam and Eve. which doesn't seem probable." The problem is, you keep running into the same people around every corner. from · Palm Beach to f\1onte Carlo and even on the privacy of i your yacht. The same dress I two nights running? With an absolute minimum I "of 10 evening dr esses ... a woman can manage, if she 1 know• how to do it." This I mean1 that one night you wear I ~ diamond chains on y c u r ~ ••c~ss1c black dress" and anOthir JOU l{Y to fool •yo ur frlendl with a green and while scarf. "Wt do admit," sighs Mme. Ttj&en In her royal Wei "that tvening ~ cheaper lhall oun have a lo,nger life tban oun." J,i for the co111j>ttlllon, 1be bu only see11 °"" French WOMIN'S MATCHING SKIRTS, PANTS TUNICS, JACK.f.TS, 'i>RiSSiS, IHORTS -,KNIT TOPS SHOES.SANDALS 1 /3 ,. 1 /2 OFF OR MORE 35°/o to 50% OFF M~~~ l•LOUSES UP TO \'~:00 VALUE . · .. .' ........ NOW 2.991 Ll.NGlllE' AND SLIUWIAll ROUS AND DUl,THI "5HORT GOWNS AND iAIT DOLLS SL1Ps-y1 SLIPS, llM-OIRDLES . MEN'S SLACKS-JEANS SPORTSHIRTS-DREIS SHIRTS KNIT SH/US -TIUT ROHS MAUEX IA Tlf TOW.LS REG. 1.50 to J.So DISCONTINUED COLORS 354Yo to 450/o OFF OR MORI 40% OFF OR MDAI NOW 1.29 to 2.50 NOW .99 to 1.99 PARK CONVENIENTLY AT EAST DOOR AT WUT END OF MAGNOLIA AYI. MAJOI CREDIT CA.IDS IN COSTA MW Ir~ C~NTIALLY LOCATll AT ... _. ... Nnwo1T1LJ9. haute couture collectlon, in 1116 • ._1, !llYf .. 194'1, when Dior In~ the CINTULLT LOCATID A TN.-IT •ND MAllOI ILYDl- Ncw Loot. 'I.. ____ ...;;;;.;,;;;;;.;.;;;.;;;;;;.;.;.-~-----------.---• ' r t • • I ' r , ' l ,, l I j , -----11 250-D East 17th St. -Hillgron Square Coal• 541 3446 SUPER SUMMa ' ' ' '. -e Swim Sults • Pant Dr~kses e Shifts . \ • \ . ' I • Capris · I . e long ~k!rts I • Blouses ' ~ e Dresse~-Jr & Missie i e Sweaters e at Home Wear • Pant Suits • lingerie • up to ~off! .. , , l , )itOll. THR~AT. 9;30 hi S:JQ SUNDAY \ 11:00 hi t:oq r f • - • ' • • l "" ' follc.t -I• USDA Choice Groded Beef • I •• DIS(OUllT " "~'r; r • 09 \ • llad1Cut BllfOuck USDA Choice Groded Beel DISCOUNT lb PRICEDI , Ann Sho1lder Cuts (Chuck) USDA Choice Graded Beel DISCOUNT lb PRICED I • . SWOOP !!.TURES : 7-Bone Steak II. ate ' ~~-~~.!~!.i .. p Steak $1b.149 Haddock Fillets.~ • ...-z-. . ,. 99' ~~,',:',~~ _ ~· ···~· Sa. I Cak -~..,_..... ·,.s124 f be F 'I St k '"~" lllOll 85"'1'.f•wc&M>d . Bee Cu Steak ust:ti::o. ._$pt am1 y ea s U!DACho<oBN! ! Whole Dressed Catfish ~$]1• B f Cl b S k ~""''"" Beef R'1b Steak u~~~~. • • • ee U tea ·USDACho<o t•$pt ; Bfeadecl Shriinp,=·=~ ~:.95• Porterhouse u';o~~;~, ,.s1" Top Sirloin Steak us~;::o, ••$2°' l f llet Mignon Steak ··.~:.~~:·~::i:" ~$2 89 ; s St ' k Bonel111liltEy1 $239 : ·pencer ea s uso~::r~:~l,;.'k> '" ! Fre$h L~SJ of Lamb .~~::~~~-.. _99c ~Fresh Lamb Loin Chops 8S~Eb .. $1 49 . . .,..__~,........., . :-, , ' ( . l ~ s ~: ,. I. ~ g ~ •CE EDWARDS Rici Rlhst flHer. 1-lb. Can illVORY SOAP ~:•JOY LIQUID Ddt1'1••IForDl1~11 22.~oz.5· s· c ~ · Miid & Gotl1 to H11d1 Bii. , i.~ Fl. o·u1 KitchenCraft s-lb •. 57· c i· · Enriched White Bag : I ORANGE~DRIN1t~~~~.':!:~49c !8CLOROX .. iBLEACH ~:!~55c i•·: DOWNY 1 FABRIC ~ sonENEI ' . .... . . . ' 64;-oz.$)39 Size 1-1"m.11 Anti-Perspirant FRES" 5·1?. ·7ac UMCtnttd-Helps • kffpYouOdor·Fmil S1z1 Close-Up Toothpaste 't.::-66• Scope Mouthwash ':f' sp• Head & Shoulders ~,'::' 78• . ... SLICED BACON t1th'1 CH•r ''""' CvtfroMTeHerAn• Mtoty E11ttn PorL 1-11.68c Pkg. LINK SAUSAGE ,.,....,.,..,,r McC07 lfff-''Sff. 10ftt4 S.lf Rl1ht" l·IL33c Pk&. CRAG MONT -A Groat Tlirst.Q111Cbr., ' Prices Effective lri lie Id ~ys ~· , -9 . SCOT(H . · .... ,~ ......... , s499 1...,.r1t4 froM Scotl••• 5t~ _ a Bourbon $3-99 • Bowl"in9 Green 86-froof 5~ St,., Elmo Rum "'l'o~" Fiilelis Brandy ~~:; uellfriumilch ~"""= Gallo Spanada ,~w~ I . •• s3n '" '3" . •• s1°' , f]79 ~ ... ' ' I Yellow Onions ~' i~ Sweet Cam "T"'~ ~ Gra111j Smith Apples 3·:;.39" 10 '" .. 3 a..$1 lt11r'1 or farmer John Eostem Groin-fed -Shonk Portion- DISCOUNT IL PRICEDI • U. ManorHou11 Premium QUallty' Toms-16 to 20-lb. Weight Range DISCOUNT lb, PRICED I Corned Beef Sonelrs,-Poi"t Cut Bf'is. ket -Sofe-MJy or McCav-~-109 ~~-~~~~eys B f Patt• Chuck \-1/09011 ee 185 Brtadtd fully Cooktd C • h G H "'""' "•• 79 ,.a9• om1s ame ens "~" •::er-• ,._$]29 Fresh Split Fryen "'""'""''""' ._39• ,.$]49 Banquet Fried Chicken 2 -~SJ" W"I Pork B Comod-1 son utts '"'"' C nt H SI• """' e er am ices '"''"'' Beef Cross Ribs USDA C .. lc1 lttf lean & Meaty . Fresh Ground Beef ~Ii.:::+:, .. 69c Round Bone Roast · =~:t+.. ll79c . Safeway Bacon flntQwllty Reguloror Thick Sliced Sovory Smoked FloVl?' "''· 79c "~ VETS' DOG FOOD Beel,. liver r: Hors••!•I Variety. LEMONADE R!'J1::~r &·IL 12c Pink Variety C11 ' 8French Fries .'1'.t~::!;2 ~48· •Chopped Broccoli ~ •:: 19' fi Deep Fries .w""'.:.... ':: 49' a Cauliflower ~\;;.:;: ":;.'-49' ;8 Welch's ·Grape Jllice ·~41• Fancy Quality-Firm & Golden large Nectarines ;;:, .. 29' BURGIE DAIRY-DE LI. AT DISCOUNT' ~age Cheese t ....... r.37c Otlldous In Sol-' odl. Cooktd Diihn fie. Mrs. .Wright's Biscuits ~ 81 luceme Cana Tortillas ~ 18° Safeway Clieese -~ 98• ' . lb. ..39• •...Ly lot'ion ......... ..... 87' ... Qwlity 'ltt , .. Large Celery ~= ... ,2' ·ELBERTA FmH HOUSE PlllWlmlS PLANTS •~11~~ :'*Nsa" . . GARDEN HOSE ' ~$,49 ' Art" ..i..t... Hearts "'"""' ,_ ,..,.,. la}elllgoes . 3 ~ Sl FREESTONES Flovorful a. Juicy lb 'Xie Tree-Ripened Fruit 1 ... olil- PllCU lmatYI Ill LOS ANGELES & ORANGE COUNTY. (EXCEPT CATAUllAI e 1000 ~ ~ .• NJwpart Beach e 211 L 17111 St, Costa Mesa . e 24 Monarch Bay Plaza, So. Latuna e 636 N. Coast Hwy., Laguna Beac11 .... ,.. • ·111 E. E WI Rat, San Cl•nte •. Santa Ana Freeway at la Paz, Mission riejo • • Yfllson & Fainiew, CISta Mesa I • • I ' ' I I -' .. . . . • --. 3S DAJlY ~llOT Wtdnttday, Jul' 26, iq12 Attractive Serving Important· 'The price you pay for eating Guaca·mole is you can't stand the way you smell.' ofuc ci ITALIAN DEL I • RESTAURANT· BAKERY . 8911 Adams at Magnolia Huntington Beach • 968-4466 HOUU: DAILY1 1M , ... , ... SUN. IN IN GARDENA OVElt 21 YEARS NOW ALSO IN HUNTINGTON llEACH CLOSED MONDAY ANG-ELA MARIA hncy 6 OZ. Tomato Paste ' 5 CANS 2scc ... '.;;. ... ",,· .. " " lmpcn"ll!CI llNkn RO·MANO :;-;-, $1.89 LI. IY l~t Pl«t 1 Lit. or L•IJ•• Pro<ort•tt 1•11 l"IAft! A11~1arr1 CAPONATA 3/$1.00 1\11 IL CM! lltt. lt< ti. PICI UP PAITY Pl.AnERS-B1111tifully cl•iit~td and tt11on1b!v prictd. Egg Plant Parmesan REG. 49' "• J'.' ng t uy~r-rnm uur own t•ll•rv CARROT CAKE ll:tt, Sl.19 " .................... •• ·• ·· "'""''' ,;imovs Old Mlllllll lmll'lrtlld l"rtncll OLIVE OIL $5.99 GAL ""· ''·" ,., ................................ .. DICOltATED CAlc:IS FOR •LL OCCASIONS AO EltP!llES l/t/n ONE OF THE LARGEST DELI OPERATIONS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BY JOJlll!A BUNN NEW YORK -"l !Ille to cook when l 'm feeling well. lf I'm feeling down, J don't want to go near the kitchen," ac- tress Trish (short for Patricia) Van Devere ex· claimed over cocktails. By outward appearances, Trish probably takes to the kitchen often. She looked more like she might have had horseback riding in Central Park on her mind than the culinary arts. Trish i.s caught up in the creation of what she calls "Gorgeous garbage -that's whatevef\ you can find in the refrigerator that looks good on the greens! J cook easy things: gazpacho, vichyssoise or wonderful spaghetti sauce. "Most of all, however, I'm interested in arranging and presenting food so that it looks pretty, because so often that's ()Ver1ooked. "I make sure I have the right colored pla tes and the par:sley and lemons are there and the sauces are right. And, if it looks nice, it goes a long way to make up for something really rotten.'' The New Jersey-born ac- tress has a disarming way of wrinkling her nose and busting forth in an infectious laugh. "And, somehow if the food really looks nice, that 's half the battle." Her love for great food is genuine. "God1 how 1 adore ltalian food! Ir l were in an Italian family (she's of Dutch, Eng- lish, and German extraction). I would be so fat because J'1n not really interested in sweets, potatoes or starch. I love vegetables, f r u it s and cheese; in other lVOrds, a\[ the right things except pasta. l could sit there and eat it until I die. It 's not the meat so much as the cheese ravioli, can- neloni and lasagne. And the antipastos! "Chili and guacamole are fun, too, but you see I'm never the kind of cook who ever could give a recipe. That's why J have to cook when l'm hungry because 1 have to taste. "Otherwise, I can't cook anything but the most mun- dane things. I an usually go some place and figure out everything that's in a dish and fix it if I want to -that is, if I'm hungry." Trish never fooled in the kit· chen as a kid. She much preferred acting or being out· doors walking in the woods, swimming or rowing on the lake with her late father, who died when she was nine, The actre 5s, who is very mature in her outlook on life, attributes much of her early growing up to the vulnerability brought on by the loss of her father. "His death hurried me into adulthood, but he was one of the adorable daddies of the world. My mother was one of the more impatient kind of person Who never really enters a child's world. "My father, on the other hand, ~uld sit and play with me and tell stories by the hours. You know, be very pa- tient and quiet, while my mother was more prone to "let's get this done" kind of 'person , a real energetic dynamo lady! "I have one cookbook that I think is the all-time super book because it has such great pictures, The Four Seasons Cookbook. I gave it to myself as a present. I think if you're going to have a cookbook, it should be pretty and make you \\'anl to fix so mething. Trish is modest about her own success with food and bet· ter in giving recipes than she imagines. Her chili is an all day or all night operation beginning with soaking the beans. "That way the flavor goes all through it. The guacamole, of course, tastes just great, and yoU-tiave indigestion for a long time thereafter. And. of course, you can't 'stand the way you smell from the garlic and onions! But that's just the price you have to pay." TRISH VAN DEVERE'S GUACAMOLE 2 ripe CB.lifornia avocadoes , mashed (or pureed) 11, cup dairy sour cream 2 tablespoons minced onion 2 tablespoons lemon juice ~'4 tablespoon lemon juice 11h teaspoon salt 1h teaspoon chili powder (or cayenne} Magic of Black Olives Woven at Dinnertime By PHYLLIS HANES well as to fresh salads or in a from water with slotted spoon Chri1tllft St!Mct M"'llOI' SffVlc• beef stew. and drain well. Nobody doubts the time-sa\·· Chop 1 cup ripe olives finely . RIPE OLIVE ~1ANIC01TI Set aside. Cut remainder into ing aspects of convenience 8 pieces packaged manicotti wedges and set aside for foods. lt's the high priei! put 31/• teaspoons salt sauce. Preheat over to 350 on them and the mystery of 11h cups pitted ripe olives degrees F. Beat eggs. ingredients that provokes ob-2 eggs Mix with 1 cup Parmesan jections. 11h: cups grated Parmesan cheese, cottage ch e es e , One logical answer to the or Romano cheese Muenster cheese, and oregano, problems of busy families is to 1 cup smal l-curd cottage 114 teaspoon salt1 pepper, and try to find time to make your cheese chopped olives. ow n 1 a-called convenience 1 cup grated Muenster or Fill Manicotti with mixture. diabes. Mix them up on a Monterey cheese Pour the tomato sauce into a weekend or a free day and 1i!t teaspoon c rum b I e d I.quart· baking dish and ar- fl'!eze a couple -saving one oregano range manicotti in it. Pour re- or two for the current meals. :1,1 teaspoon pepper maining sauce over all and Casseroles are one of the 2 8-ounce cans tomato sauce sprinkle with olive wedges and '• New Jersey-born actress, T rilff ·:: Van Devere only coois wh;i! 1 small clove garlic, crushed 1 large tomato, peeled and chopped 2 packages frozen cocktail tacos ( 12 tacos to a package) Blend together avocadoes, sour cream, onion, salt, lemon juice, chili powder, garlic and tomato. Cover and refrigerate until serving time. Makes 2 cups. she is feeling go~ ::: chicken stock until vegeta\i~s are tender. Remove bone, P.11t through a blender (or· pur;e through a fine sieve). ~ with salt, white pepper ,_ taste. Chill thoroughly be!Gie serving. Add cream before servuiA:. mix u•ell ; pour into six: small glass dishes, bury in ici. Garnish with chop p ~)1 watercress (or chives). lieat cocktail tacos i nlp;_,_,_,_,_,;;;;o;;;;;;;;i;!i!i preheated 400 degree O\'en, 15 minutes. Garnish \\'ith cherry tomatoes speared w i l h cocktail picks. TRISH'S VICHYSSOISE 1h dozen large potatoes, peeled, thinly sliced 2 large leeks, sliced Large bunch watercress 5 cups chicken s t o c k (homemade or undiluted canned) Small ham l;K>ne, optional Salt, white qe~per to taste 2 cups heavJ cream Watercress \(or chives) to garnish Cook sliced potatoes, leeks, watercress and ham bone in Delaney Bros. S80fo· Shrimp Kebobs I SlwlmpJ •• brochette J M1rin1t1 1111cotktd tllr1m,s (HlllCl'5 n11r M 1uln11i.1e111 "' s1y ""'' -t.h1rry -,..a1111t 111 ml•hl,.. •I IH1f 1 ""''· Arr•nt• IHI 'kl•lfl Ind , ... M '+'tfY "'' 1r111. CMll ...... 4 mlnvtH, Mlk11 In •~•fie: l!'P'lll"1r tr rtfl'tlhllltlY 41Htrtnf m1r11 cwr11, PfVed wllll 1 dlltlH C111f1n1J.li lllllM wllle. Med. Shrimp $2.40 lb. LAt0E t!AST•llN Scallops ' . . . . $2.99 lb. h Sii,. to Yfllt Olf fine Hfectlo1 of C11lforel1 wl1t1. best bets since they can in-Bring 2 quarts water and 3 remaining 1h cup Parmesan 2800 elude mo!'! than one kind of teaspoons salt to a boil and add cheese. • ,, food. UsuaUy there's a meat rnanicoUi. Boll 8to10 minutes Bake for about half an hour. .67l·l4'lO'Orl4S·Z217 and vegetable or a pasta and. ~un~li~I ~a~l~m~os~t~d~on~e~. ~R~emo:v~e-M~ak~es~4~se~rv~ing~s.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~iii:~iii:iii:~'~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii; some meat or a slrnllar corn.Ii bination that means only a freoh salad and dessert Is re- quired to complete the menu. One that C&t be prepared ahead ot time is manh:otti,. cooked al dente, slulled with several cheeses and baked with tomato iauce and ri~ olives. The olives add mra pi- quancy to this pasta dish as JONNY r.AT. Keeps KlttJ's Box fresh and clean • .At Food FRESH BROCCOLI .LARGE CELERY Each Per Lb ••• ... ' ..... . ~- 608 EAST BALBOA BLVD., BALBOA REFRIGERATED DELIVERY SERVICE: PHONE 6734310 Laura Scudders · . Pillow Pack POTATO CHIPS . ... nc c ... .... , A Very Fine Extensive Selectian of Imported and Domestic Wines & · Drug St~r•• ·I---I j 1 D W... WI .nlnt THI ll•HT TO LIMIT 9UAHTITIU OPIN I A.11.•1 P.M.-7 hyo ·-OPIN I AM.•7 •.M.-..,, • f I I ' •• • . ' ' • l l I ! • ! • ! ' . . , • • ' • CAT ,FISH AND~AGERES • • • . the two looks of tile two JUchard's ..•. If you're In tile ~sh fish tno<OI, tole your shopping list aiouod Richard's Harbor V 1 e w. Float up and down 11· 1oam sparkled le<t of snowy ballbut and dainty lllJld da bs. • • .Top popular aalmon steaks from Atuka, which make great baking whole with the fins on for decor •.. scallops and' fresh alb8oore. • . .Frt!b, fresh• fresh .••. all stacked up Ill beautiful trays with the let packed all around. • • There's 3 real nice guys there, called Ralph, Br"!I and Lou. • . .All master chef's with fish. , . Wl1lte Sea baS!, fiMan baddie,· turbot, lox •.. The big go now, fresh mountain stream troul , • frog legs •.. fresh swordfish ... One lady was in sheer ecstacy, "I'll take 4 and wrap 4 more for me to freeze." Cooked k>bster, shrimp, so many different sizes, you get all mixed up figuring what you're going to do with them. • • Prawns, so bi g you can split them open and broil. .. Langostinos, very t i n y , very sweet lobster. The next time you 're thinking fttsh fish, give Harbor View's pearly oceans a tumble. OPEN LOOK IN THE KJTCHEN .• , . Why hide the Quaker Oats, the box is pretty and goes well with wooden spoons stuck in a caming jar. This is where the etager" comes in .... Need more spact for stashing ... got a wall . : . fill it with an etagere, then fill the et.agere with towels and soaps, casseroles and stew pots .•• green plants and turtle doves .•.. This particular etagere is cast iron in white, yellow, or lime green with sister matching comu shelves and han gi ng cabinets .•• Jt is part of an eclectic corner of the Lldo Gift Shop and keeps real happy company w i t h parsons tables to be ordered any size or color . . . an enlarged circa 1920 Vogue magazine cover ••. Italia orchid vases. . . Wicker chairs, coot racks and stools .•.. with stacked coaster pillows made out of ; shag rugs with zippers so : they can be washed ... ' Peggy is the muter decorator in the Lido Gift shop ••• If you think doing over a room in your home is a brain washer, try doing over a whole gift shop. . • Peggy dood it all ... Sure she'll come out and look your tired living room scene over ... A couple of well- chosen piecea, lots of times, can do the trick . . . In another comer of the Lido Gift Shop is an entlrely dif- ferent feel. What goes with what, but shouldn't, but Peggy makes It ... A very today side walk cafe melal sculpture hanging in mid- stream on a wan ... Ben· cini mad musicians or den- tists and golf players. . . Brass hurricane lamps to really wire and hang on a wall, a classic high st.and for fems to drip down ... A mahogany and cane coat rack to hold four coats ... pint sized mirrors in diamonds or rounds. • . plus an etagere of a dif- ferent color •.•. all luscious walnut and hammered metals. . . . with door• to hide stereo equipment and prized dishes .... You get an old world feel he.re, or do you. Love the tea wagon, all g!Jss with a lilt out tray nck on the top to hold four cut glass de<:antun. (X)NGRATULATIONS THEO ROBINS FORD 51 years yowig doil\C Ford 111> . . . lint In Newport Belch, lately Colta Mesa ••• Sien up for tll•t '72 PlnlO loaded wltll grocut... • . wltll 50 runMl'up prizes to be drawn for Auguat 5 ••• Which Richard'• did )'OU bu1 the croc•orles al Tbeo , , • llarbor View ••. wltll the fresh fish MJrket ... or Lido with tbe (lllt ahop. Wodn.,d11. Jofy 26, 1972 DAILY '1LIJT · RICHARD'S LIDO MARKET and RICHARD 'S HARBOR VIEW MARKET AU USDA CHOICE IS NOT THE SAME Why isn't all beef stamped U.S.D.A. Choice the same? Read on , and we 'll tell you . . First, not all beef is graded. Some stores sell ungraded beef, and the result is a great steak today, a tough, stringy one tomorrow. Now, the U.S .. D.A. graded beef is divided into six grades -Prime , Choice, Good, Standard, Commercial end Utility. Beef stamped U.S.D.A. Choice may run the gamut from almost "Prime" to not quite "Good". Richard's sells ONLY the top of the grade U.S.D .A. Choice grade! (Closest to "Prime".) The best of the Top of the Grade U.S.D.A. Choice beef is from formula-fed pamp ered feeder lot cattle . I It's naturally better flavored end more tender.fTHAT'S the kind Richard's sells! Our beef IS different! Now that you understand what Choice beef means, let's talk about trim! If you buy a "bargain steak" at $1 .49 lb., then get home and trim off just 4 01. of waste fat and bone, that "bargain" has cost you $2.00 a pound! Richard's trims beef so carefully there is no waste. Consider it, YOU MAY BE PAYING AS MUCH ELSEWHERE AND GETIING LESS . DON 'T SETTLE FOR LESS WHEN YOU CAN HAVE IT ALL ••. AT RICHARD'S. Prime Rib Roast 1.59 lb. 1st 3 Rib Roast t'J~ Apples Fr .... -1, -· The center ribs with just the tiniest leytr of Greven1tein •rt tht finest cookin9 tpplts there fat left for fl1vorful roasting. To h•rbecue end s•rv• with R•g im•ntal Sa uce. tr•, for pits, turnovers, cakes, 1euce1. Zucchini Squh.~~,h~. . , •. 25' S~gd~·:~I.~~~;~~:~~.~~~~!b.~rlb. G~~:~~~.~~~~~~'.·~.~b~~~.~=.·'-79'1~-N·w··· r191 -raw :r:ucc 1n1 w1 a1ps. """a don·• mi•• trying •h•m b.tt., co·•·d .nd ,,.nch ,,i.d. L"d Ha 69c lb. 29c I 0 ms Richud's Own, Sh1nk y, Nectarines Extr• Large Fantasia Lb. Th is is our specL1lty htm, lean, flavorful , smoked. Celery Crispy Munchint sun. 19C S~Mi'J Hills Bros Coffee 1 ,~. 79' Hills Bros. Coffee 2 LI. Hills Bros. Coffee J LI. Hamburger Helper Betty Crocker m•k•s six 9r••t ltind1! 1.57 2.29 49' Giant Tide Dtt ...... 4f OL 69' Arilt11 AA-I LI. N1bl1c-141/1 ot. Butter . . 83c Chips Ahoy . . . 49c Dtl Monte-17 01. Dtl M•nf• Crttm Styl t-17 ot. Fruit. Cocktail 4 for $1 Golden Corn . . 5 for $1 29c Otl Mont.-1 •r. Tom~to Sauce 10 for $1 l it ltoll Scot T riwel s . . Schilll"'l'-2 Vt 01. Soft w • .,. -2 Pk. Salad Supreme ... 49c Bath Tissue .. 4 for $1 Kingsford Charcoal Briquets 10 lb. 79c ... oz. 3 for $1 Kai Kan Dog Food " oz. 4 for 89c 4 flt¥O~ickt11 1ftw, chlclitl'I ro111ui1, butt•r ro11ftd1, or rno•lfilno We b.1k• it fr•1h i" our 1t•r•1, •v•ry dayf Dutch Rye Bread 6lc Aft enticing lo•f 1plc1cl with dill 11•d incl oniOn . Onion Hamburger Buns v. °"'· 49c Apple Danish Pastry Single !:ayer Chocolate Cake 2 for 33c 99c ~i4cV~C)J~1 Sltn up to win • free c.1kt on yeur birihcl1y. 5 winners 11ch monthl Butt Half Lido Brand Ham REPEAT OF A SELLOUT! 25 Red Roses Very Fresh ruby red 2.98 Bunoh of 25 Summery sp•c:ial ! Ballantine Premium Lager Beer 12 ..... .. Case ............... 3.96 79c lb. $2.49 lb. • •t. 99, 67l-6l60 HOME DELIVERY IN OUR AREA. PRICE EFFECTIVE JULY 27-lO • t ., Ri chard's Meat Balls Stuffed Round Steak Fresh Fillet of Sole Western Oysters ~RD~~l/I Stouffers Sale ' 98c lb. 1.29 lb. 1.59 lb. 98c ea. Macaroni and Beef Creamed Chicken Beef Stew 111/2 0.. 59c 59c 69c 69c 6\lt 0.. ID 0.. Chicken and Noodles 111/2 o.. Oh Boy Stuffed Potatoes " oz. 4 for $1 Stuffod with choo10, chl,,-01 or b1con. Breaded Butterfly Shrimp I LI. StYOfY fr om Chlcli111 of th• So • Popsicles Sara Lee Cakes 111 fl1Yort-12 to• pli9. choco1•tt, •r•n•• or litnt1t• 1.49 49c 69c ~"''8/illm Richard's Chee~e Pizza 98c Th••• •r• fresh I not froz•n I •nd wt m••• thtm l1vl1hly good in our own kitchens. Aged Sharp Cheddar Rlch.1rd'1 b11t from Wilcon1in Cressida Gouda Cheese 1 oz. Di Bar White Goddess Dressing l:tpociolly fir woltht w1tch1r1. 14 oz. 98c Lb. 69c 59c CATERING-A RICHARD 'S SPECIALTY A speciol occ11ion? We un do olmost 1nythln9 from • troy of cold moots, de lightful hors d'oeuv,.s to 1 com- plete dinnor for 50. Just ask! . . ,, ~ HARBOR VIEW 1660 Mac Arthur, Newport Beach 673-2155 ~ LIDO CENTER 3433 Via lido, Newport Bea ch OPEN DAILY 9 -7, SUN. 9 -6 OPEN DAILY9-8, SUN. 9-6 l ' l I. I t . . • • • .. . •' .. 4 DAILV PILOT WtdntldOY, Ju~ 26, 1972 ------- TOPS OFF MAYFRESH HUNK TUN A ~ ~~~Lt~~;::~1.~.~129 Del Monte Sliced' SJ PINEA PPLE 1s 114 oz. FOR IN NATURAL JUICES, •• CAN ••••• DIXIE 59 ~· . ~~c~ST .. ~ ~~: ....... . • • • .. . ~ ,., ~ SLICING s~1~~G _... TOMATOES ................. . BARTLETT "FIRST OF THE PEARS .............. ~~~~~~· ....... . SEEDLESS "SWEET JUICY c ' ;. .. ' -~ .ll • . ·~ LI. GRAP.ES .......... ·T·H·o·~~s·o·N~~..... Las. . SPANISH .ONIONS u.s.No. 1 •••••••••• ; •••••••• lb.1 Oc CHRYSANTHEMUMS $ ea :·i FLORIST QUALITY I 6-INCH POTS - 28 OL NO RETURNABLE BOTTLES ••••••••• 1-119. CAN ••••••••••••••••• , •• KAL KA 14 OL CAN MEAL TIMI DOG FOOD i:rs IUR$0 RUIS CllCKD STEW ••••• MAYF·AIR DETERGENT . ALL PURPOSE GIANT SIZE • rOR I ROYAL1 -· """-""" PAPER TOWELS JUMBO ROLL · ~ .. EACH • . . . . . . . • • . • . . . . . . .. . ... •••• , .. :· ' ... ·~· .•. ·.· ... ... '•' ::: ... . : . : : :: . ' . • • . • • • • ' . • . .. ·~· '> ' .. ~ -~ ,; • • ' ; . .. ·: :: '• : . •• ;!: •• ~· • . .. . .. . · ,. ... ;: .. . . . ... ·:· ::· .. •• ~ ·• " -., .. l ' . . . . • :: • • :· . . " . . • • . .... .•. ... .. ... ••• • . . ·: ... :~~1 .. ...... :-: : : .... CHUC·K STEAKS BLADECl,ITS I PORK. SHOULDER ROAST PICf\llC STYLE BEEF RIBS ROAST ..... 1b. 09 BONELESSCE~~~~l(CUT $ BEEF ROAST ...... lb •. 09 BEEF, RIBS STEAKS ..... 29 BONELESS SHOULDER $ CLOD· ROAST ..... 1b. 19 Wodnosday, Ju~ 26, 19n DAILY PllOT MAYFAIR SEAFOOD SPECIALS ROUND •oNELEss $ 19 FRESH FILLET OF PERCH~::'. . lb 9ac STEAK ................... Jb. FRESH FILET OF TRUE COD . lb 98c . TURKEY ROA. ST s249 FRESH FILLET OF SOLE ..... . lb $1.29 WILSON BONELESS 2-lb .. • ·.. BREAKF AST SPE CIALS ., 12 OL . ~- NCHEON .,.,.,.,.,. ... ,,., 2 I P IMIE NTO, ALL MEAT It _ BOLOGNA. DUTCH LOAF ., PICKLE l PIMIENTO AT s SANDWICH LOAF 5-01 .•••••••••••••••. -. ZIPPE CORN U.S.D.A. GRADE A 6-9-LB. Sill PILLSBURY BISCUITS..:~~~:~~~ 9c DOGS . AMERICAN CHEESE "t.~.::i~'.~ .... s29a 69c ARDEN SALADS >OTATO·M•CARONO °'"· 35c ---COlE SLAW 14 01, ••••••••••• .' -·-"' MA YFRESH SLICED 79c _BACON 1-lb. ~ACKAGE ..... CORN COUNTRY BACON 1~~~~:'G ........... 79c WILSON POLISH SAUSAGE ............... 1b.•10• REAL McCOY SPECIALS BEEF LINKIES •. ,, PKG ................ 35' BEEF SAUSAGE 1·1b ROLL ............ 70' lb. . BEEF BA CON 12 .... PKG .................. ~c c9 DAIRY SPECIALS . . .IMIT. ICE MILK ICE CREAM ao z.JOCT ·49J. .. BON BONS WITHMALTEO " MI LK CENTERS COTTAGE CHEESE ~n~~~. 69c PINT 37c ARDEN ORANGE JUICE 1~:~~E 49c ='i ORANGE JUICE CAL FAME 6 oz. CANS $ VORINOFF VODKA w_:_Ld viRsiitl111"~s cc S) 08 ~~~:it s3 .. EYE DROPS....... . QUART • FOR \ HAND 8 OL Sill 78~ ~ ~!!.A00~£!~~ .. !~IS.K_EV. ~.·:~·.,.,~359 ~g,~~1!!,. . . . . . . . . . . . . ;!~:,iJ~(~~i~:::u~~: oo .. ~479 .....__., GOlDORLIGHT IO,AOOF .•..•••• : ..... , ........ FIF;~349 HEAD & SHOULDERS SHAMPOO , .... nio ..... 92< ROYAL OCCASION GIN """'" $429 HE ' SHOU. s OT ON . 79 "'" SMOOTH'""'""" "'"""' . ..... . "'"" AD LDER L I ..... ... 1 ~".~:~ ....... a4c GALLO PINK CHABLIS :~~SARA 'LEE FROZEN 75 ,. CAKES OftANGE, DEVILED FOOD, ~ 1 BANANA, 14 -oz., ChOCOLATE, : • 6: GER MAN CHOCOLATE 13-oz .••• , . . . . . · . '. ' liJilNO'S CHEESE PIZZA " ......... 79c !• •• ,: .. \ :·: '=' ••• • • -:::•. I J & J BABY LOTION ........... $103 ... :::w..-:·~ ......... : ........ $103 '"""'"""'"""'""'"" ......................... "'" .. """s1•• DIAL AERO. DEODORANT :~~:~ .. ~'..".'.~.~ ................ $1°3 ~.!L..Ll"~~-~.~~~ .. ~~F.~ .. ~~~-R ............... s2n 175 E. 17th ST. COSTA MESA 1 .... • ' I .. @ Plentiful Foods AUGUST 1972 Fe•turn WHEAT PROOUCTS Other Plentiful EGGS TURKEYS . PEANUTS AND PEANUT PRODUCTS BROILER-FRYERS FRESH VEGETABLES NECTARINES UNITl'O ITAT•I ODAaTMINT OP MRICULTU"I Turkey Trend Turning A boneleu "'881 turkey, barlJecued and basted with a lemony-pepper aauoe is a pleasanl and econamical way lo pep up IUlllmU appetite.. Probably the mo s t Ir> tereotlng ol tbe new turkey products are these fresh· frw.en boneless roasts with ellber all white meat or a combination ol white and dark meat. - Ranging from two to [Ive pounds, they -are excellent candldate. for tbe barbecue IPll especially when they are 1plced0 marinated, or glazed with an interesting sauce or seasoning. Basting the turkey as ii tums with a combination of freshly ground pepper, garlic, and fresh leinOD juice develops a crisp, golden crust while the inside meat stays moist and juicy. These little roasts are great for amall faniilles giving the aame hearty servings as a larger "'881 and the good flavor of a whole barbecued turkey. H you prefer, you can also buy turkey pieces for the barbecue dinner. Legs, wings, breast roasts, thlghs, steaks and quarter roasttt. are all available at frozen-m e a t counters. Convenient and relatively low Jn price, these parts make good entreea and can be prepared in many different ways. BARBECUED TURKEY ROAST 1 frozen, boned, and tied turkey roaat (3 to 311 pounds) II cup fresh lemon juice 14 teaspoon grated lemon rind · ¥• cup salad oll II teupoon salt II teaspoon !reshly ground black pepper 1 clove minced garlic Thaw turkey roast according to directions. Remove plastic covering from roast, but not airing netting. lmert spit lengthwise through center of roast and mount oo spit in either an electric portable, o u t d o o r barbecue, or indoor oven rotisserie. Adjust regulators so turkey rotates about 3 or 4 Inches from souree ol heat. C.Omblne remaining in- gredients and blend well . Brush "'881 generously with this basting sauce, re-basting during cooking period about every 15 minutes. Barbecue roast for ap- proximately 40 minutes per pound until turkey roast is done. Meat thermomenter will reglsler 175 degrees F. Slict and serve hot. Makes 8 to 10 Wodnf!doY, July 26, tm Alpha Beta's Man in· Blue Says: JIM ILLINGWORTH STORE MANAGER 241 E. 17th STREEl COSTA MESA FROM IDAliO ECONO 'PAK 3 LBS. OR ()V[R RQTlSSERIE FAVORITE •RED •BLACK •SEEDLESS SWEET JUICY GRAPES WHOI,£ f I WE WELCOME FOQ'D STAMP SHOPPER$ IM MIY LOS .....CLES, 111\'llSJD( Ol OIWl(l[ COtlPITY ALPll4 IUA STC)l:I MOUlll: 1'0~.-FRI. ·10 ~M. TO 9 ;.M. SA( & SU~. JO ~M, TO J.f .M . , SWEET FRESH RAINBOW TROUT FRESH GJlOUND BEEF BONELESS RUMP ROAST YEU.OW FRE~STONE OR - ,WHITE BABCOCK PEA'CHES· .PAPAYAS or MANGOES llARTLETT . PEARS BUTCHEn'S PnIDE MEATS MIA.TS YOU'LL 11 PIOUD TO SERVI •QUALITY AftD SATISFACTION. GUAWITEEO • DISCOOHT F111CED . ALPHA llTA 1rnur1 Pml· lllf CHUCK ROAST BLADE .CUT 691,.. BONELESS FAMILY STEAK 1.2811. BONELESS RIB STE'AK 1.39 "· SEVEN BONE BEEF ROAST 89'" FIOZll FIDD IUDS LO'IE 'CM MltS. PAUL'S • 1-kr. IOClllJllG IC • lkL IXTllA•LONI fAMllY FllEO HEAT I SERVE Wll•llll .. 78~ FllH TACO l ttf '•fflff fUltT COOKED . 1·LB. PACKAGE BY DUBUQUE 1 · ~~~:N MAl~2 ~ 1~ HONEY ADDEO ~ LARGE • CRISP ' CELERY , c QUA T WHITE(' •ROSE PoTATOES • • c LB. FILLETS 93c "HEF 89( LUER IONELESS 159 ,_ _____ ,_.,_,._1_..;:...=_i MINl0 HAMS 11. DUBUQUE SLICED s.Le. HAM CAN Pt.ire lemon Juju • f6.0z, Btl. "48c a.0unc. Bott.. · 2se THESE MEAT PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY .THROUGlt WEDNESDAY, JULY 27. AUGUST 2 -- -··- -- FANTASTIC DISCOUNTS EVERY DAY AU'llA BETA DISCOU NT PRI CE ~is1ii"f'." "'""@ 144 EYE DROPS FANTASTIC DISCOUNTS EVERY DAY IAl..l'tlA l(TA 01$COUftT PRIC[ i.ASc'cosHRIMP COCKTAIL 35c 491 ILPHI lllR •One Dozen LARGE GRADE AA EGGS V..,.Gollon • Fomily Pcxk ALPHA BETA ICE CREAM IO·Oz. Ba• • Fnarn Tasti St11ps Of TASTI FRIES Tret-•Wcct • 6-0z. • t ro:.cn ORANGE JUICE I Z-Our.c:e • Frozen ... '" @ 81~•17 !1.z-Oz.T~•llghtllf Carll Ctlocolote • Frozen 'COOL 'N CREAMY • ...._ PUDDING 41 c 153 ~ .... -= .. -;....,'"' Vif'A:PAKf . Fruit . Fro ren DOUBLE BUDDIES FRUIT BARS 39' Happy Leos • 1 Sizt • l•IQe Cmnamoo • Coffe• KNEE·Hl'S THESE PRODUCE PRICES EFFECTM JULV !7-AUG. 2. THURS. 'n:IRU WED .. FANTASTIC DISCDIJNTS EVERY DAV 'I.Ounce lar • FreezeDried ALPHA B£TA" DISCOUNT PRICE FANTASTIC DISC OUNTS EVERY DAY 2. l'-Ounce Bao TASTERS CHQ!CE COF~E 11s IDAHOAN POTATO FlJIIS ' 10-0url« Jar NESCAFE INSTANT.COFFEE 139 ~ ''""" '°'"11'° ' ~ LA ROSA FIDEOS <§> KRAFT0M1NTS('f . ,«ty @sUN'ri.ow'Ei! N'urs ~J..,. • 20-01. Pkg. HYDROX COOKIES QUALITY BAKERY AT DISCOUNT PRICES @o'A'NisliwimEs 541 I 13-0z. Lemon or Bovwnberry ~RLPHABETR ~TOPPED BUNS 47c ll1HI lflR' • I 'l·Ounc:e Pko. APPLE COFFEE CAKE ll11fl lfTI • 16-0z. loof SLICED RYE BREAD llPHll IETA • 26-0z. sol!" 135 GERMAN CHOCOLATE CAKE Golden Grovt • 32-0z 8ot11e ORANGE JUICE BLEND ~ " '"""" ':?l' ~ LA PINA FLOUR ' 1 \f4 ..ck.Me Sox GOLDEN URAIN MAC' CHEDDAR • """ .... OISCOU/'IT . PRICE . ,9~ ' 31' 1•0 101 93c 381 ' , 4·2c ... "' ... ·---------· , 5-0\#M:• Con LOMA LINDA FANTASTIC DISCOUNTS EVERY DAY All'MA KTA , OLSCOUNT .. ~, 16-0z. !tt.• F1oorci-. MOP & GLOW 32·~ 'otrie ,,.,. ........ Johmon • 21-0t. COl'I GLD COAT '-.;;;;;;;r FLOOR WAX JWllon • 16-0%. Plastic Bottle 691 l,ZI • '1 941 FUTURE ,.____,,. FLOOR WAX 1 '° @F'AsRics;o'mlicii '" 58' ~ Mlroc1e ~., •• 26..oz. 8,1. 53( ~NON CHLORINE BLEACH @;;nR1Ntcir'FDuo- 6-01. T"'1CI • 6~-0z. Trea15 0ce0fl FW. • Chlcktn UVlll' 62' 1.11 14c 154 generous servings. IP:==~ ·~®'p."4-"""'cQ'u,1M11 ·s· ...... .,., ";:::;;? Ji' 32-GallOfl • W/Ud ' SOYALAC LIQUID BABY FORMULA PURR CAT FOOD @w£L'c~w6ri£P'Eio1 . 16' 46C A Head 's True Test SAN FRANCISCO , UPt ) - Pleoe do squeeze the iceberg lelto.w:e If you'r< looking for aloll ol quollty. Delore lloring a head, whlct the core end sharply qalnlt a counter edge. Ult or twllt the core with your !ingera to r<lease It. The cut .di• tend lo nqt u the """ II cut out. Rinse the lettuc<, rore<1 end up, under cold NMlng waler, lel clralo for 30 minutes, core ...i clown, oo • colendtt or rack, then rclrigerale In • =· cJooed plutlc bos or ~ HAND CREME 651 FESCO HEAVY DUTY , /i TRASH CAN 3'' ·------------------------·-----Jtsco"'" ..... ~ .. ·r.E:i TRASH CAN LINERS 'jiiii 49,c , -.:-..... P~loul •I-~. Tut:t RICOTTA CHEESE Te·Ol.ft:t Tub '.....,.......,,, CH'iDoiRC'Hu'i"'" 61 , . DECORATOR CUPS ' 214 ?"·Pirit Conf'oiner fltlHA BETA· SOUR CREAM I l'1nt Contolntf ... .. . ---------------- • 544 . IATllf'ICf* HUMmll YM _. HIMlt WS: llSllYI Tiii lllMT n II"" UUI ti C:IMMllCIM. .. LIM • MUI TAI C'IUJCfll II AU. TMAlll 1n:• COSTA MIU. -'41 •. 11111 If, (OfTA MIU. -Dt Ml,_. I"" MUKTNltTOM llA(tf -... ~ MUMTIHTOfll llAQt -_, M .... A. ~ "u;t~~o;:.: ::~~v .. _11~ :,~ U.OUNA MILLS -13141 (:t ... ft .. LllM llVIHI -1-Cirl""!J UNwr&lf'f' Ptttl SOUTll LAOU"' ~:n S ottt H...-V 43c ' ... ... ; J J PILOT ·ADVl:RTISU ' w..,,.141y, .My 26, 19n J Calces Going Coed Berry Confection ·Beats Blues PeoiU bave tllllenat waya douih ii virtually ldtntical, S aips cake floor Combine flour and batlng of ffielntlnr the -' of BulcaJly Ille ume, tho cakea 2 tuspoona baking powder powder and beat In dry IJ>. another &eob b I u t • • r r y are dltt..at IQ tppurance. 1 cup m1Jk gredlenta alternalelf " I t h aeuoa. Just like -le. 1 teaspoon vlllilla milk, beglnnlnj ..., eodlng Some buy I "-' llC>xes of Tbe blueben1<e male the 3 cups blueberries, rinsod willl dry iogredlenll. Fold ill the blg bluea IDd, for lie first cat.. lnlemtlng. They lend and drained vanilla and blueberrlls. few ~. aerve blueberry Ila-and imure a moWDess Girl Version : Spread batter evenl,y into a pancaku for b re t k I• 1 I , that glveo them loog keeping Uoe tho IBm< alllQWIL! of IJ>. greased and floured IS x 9 x 2 blueberry salad for lunch, aoo quaUUes, gredlen!J as above ,except in<b pan. Bake In a preheated blueberry popovers for dinner. subotitute' g eig wblle! for the 350 d-F. oven IOI' 40 to~ At coffee break they bave BOY AND GIRL olu minutes. blueberry atreuoel. BWEBERltY CAKES y ~ abortenlng until light Cool cake in pan. Frool And the beautiful thing Boy Version : and fluffy. Gradually beat In boy's cake with milk chocolate about I~ -le oever tire of 'llicupvegetablesbortening sugar. Beat ·ln egg yolks for frosting and girl's cake with the blueberries. As a matter I Ii cups 111gar the boy's we or the egg fluffy wblte frost ing sprinkled of fact, most of ua never gel I egg yolb (large size eggs) wbltea for · the girl's cake. with fl aked coconut. quite...,..., wblle the · ~1--~--_::_--="-------=---------------'-'--''--o7'-'-----------------'---'----------seaa ii on. So here'• another way to mart fresh blueberry lime. Make II parly4ime with Girl and Boy cakes. Tbe girl ..... are wblte and fluffy; the boy caw are golclcn and .......... ed except for a stmig dark patch on top. · Belore' the women's lib peo. pie get to 1'1. there Is a •ml*" feature to these cakes -the It's Gravlax Salmon Sauced By CECILY BROWNSTONE ..._..... .. .... hell ••1- 0oe of the most intereatlng and clcUcioua • dJsbes I n Swedish cuisine ii f r e 1 b salmon treated to ·a marinade and served uncooked. It'• call- ed Gravlu and is always of- fered with an alluring sweet.. sour mustard sauce. SWEDISH MARINATED ._ SALMON (Gravlax) 21> to 3 pounds fresh aalmon, cut fn:m center of fish 2 large bunches freab dill 19 tablespoon whole black peppercorns ~l cup sugar ..._ JU. cup salt Swedish Mustard Sauce, tee below. Ask fish dealer to rtmove backbone and small bones from salmon. To marinate the fish, use an enamelware, stainless ateel, pottery or gtess dJsb In wblcb the fish will fit mugly. Ao oblong glass 11>-<tuart dish (10 by • by !'Iii indles) ;, line. Wasli and dry dill. Finely cbop enough of the feathery tops to measure 1/3 cup ; set aside for use in Sauce. Oiop remaining 'feathery tops and sterns -there should be about 2 cups. Coaraely crush· peppercorna ln a mortar with a pestle or in a pepperrnill that hos a coarse grind. Place 213 cup of the coarsely chopped dill io bottom of dish. Add l/S al the crushed pep. percorns. Mix together sugar and salt and rub into fish covering both sides of both pieces and using au the sugar-salt rnlsture. Place I pjece of fiab, skin side down, on top of dill-pep- percom mixture in bOttom of dJsh. Add Ii of the remaining -and another 213 cup coarsely chopped dUI. Place second piece o f salmon on top of. fish, skin side up and with thicker portion of top piece opposite thinner por· tion of bottom piece. Add remaining crusbed pe!>' per and "'1Jllnlng 213 cup coarsely chopped dill. Cover with transparent plastic wrap and place a board and weight on top. Refrigerate for H to 41 hours, turning lllb and spoor;. ing accumulated marinade between pieces every 12 houri. To serve, nmove fish from marinade and ocrape off dill mixture. Place l pjece of fish on. a board, skin side down, and with a sharp knife, cut salmon oo the diagonal Into thin slices, cutting -alice ..,.y from the skin. Makes I to 10 servings" SWEDISH MWl'ARD SAUCE (Gravlusaal •,> cup prepared yellow mustard 14 cup sugar 2 egg yolks II cup cider vinegar I> cup aalad oil l/S cup finely cbo4>Ped......,""1 f,...., dill In the srna1I bowl of the electric miser, or In IDOlhor small deep bowl and using a band rotary beater, bell lot!ether mustard, sugar, ea yolka and vinegar 1boul I minute. Wlth mixer at medium speed graduallY bell In oO. With electric ml>er, pour oil In a steady thin stream -tllt bulerl. With hand rotary -· add ont, a fn drGpo al al a time, beatinC well * eocb addlllon. lloact will tllk:ken but aot hall Ila shape. II will -llllllllY more cm otandlac· Miltoi I 21S cup - ' ' MNllcvr • ~.89 ml!IH&...,.'' U.YS IW-A-.,.,,_ FRYIC . .~~· 119 CHICKENS .... ;, llAI n• DIUCIOUI CALIRABARllflT 19 PEARS ........ GRAVENSTBN 19 APPLES ......... ·-·-99 11llKEY .:..:~ '>' .ul' MASIBI BEEF liin ::~.99 'cAUFORMA GROWN D.ya Fre1her-G,.de A FRYERS Whole 3-3\; lbL Mlld,SWMI BROWN ONIONS FfiES'HcAfiR01S· ":.11 w· I -.11 111.1.09 ..__Clludc BONELESS ROAST .......... ., I ~ROAST 111..89 .......... ,Clod 1 9Q FAMl.Y STEAK .,. '"'u .,____ '49 TOPROUND lhlf:l<Clll-11> 1~ -I.Mn BEEF STEW -LotllCUI London Gril Steak ...,T ..... :lill lrpleoe RLETMGNON ·-iiit:R'1ir'HAM Part Llllt-D • Im• b' llG Country Style Ribs lb. 1.09 111.1.49 ... 2.98 lb. 1.79 .... 89 --SLICED BACON ... ,89 UQl.fOR DEPARTMENT _,.,.'-..... -2.89 s.Da Voclca .. ~ 1-Y-Old lbalttd-sno :ltlc-Clvllt 4 89 Old Glenwood Bcubon • c:w..-......... CGlll-'189 CHAMPAGNE flllfl , _ ..... ____ 389 SCOTCH FH111 • 'lm'OIWl'I lllOIJCED l'tllC& PUJSJ8UY --_____ .. _ HEALTH &·BEAUTY AIDS 14:.1.89 ::.79 ~.79 a111 U,-•ntw~ U-oz. 89 100TH PASTE -I ~~R...,Urno,Rtflllllr 11-. . .to INSTANT SHAVE ... '"" ~··· =1.04 PLASiiC'eANDAGES~ .63 CRBte RINSE :;: 1.04 Callfoml• Grown-Fresh Fryer Legs & Thighs fl'91h-Youn9 M••IY TURKEY THIGHS lb. .37 .... 73 .... 59 Me1ll1U1-Mlld or Hot ITALIAN SAUSAGE lb.1.09 PURE VEAL PA111ES lb.1;39 G,.de A Hin-with Popap "T•ndttTimtr'' 49 RALPHS TURKEYS. lb .• ~........ 49 BB:F SAUSAGE ... , P'O"R'Ks"AUS'A'GE ..... .._ oa: .87 Karo-Htlt'n&t Breaded Flshstlcks Frnh Flftlt or OCEAN PERCH lb •• 59 lb.1.09 BAKERY DEPARTMENT Egg ~•me, lutt•r a Whitt A1111n11 oz. 33 RALPHS BREAD 1oo1 , R11pN Hllmburgef aDd HOTDOGBUNS pka.or• .29 R1lphl-M1ple P.c.n,ChffH kuchen a 8oyaenbeny ~strip• COFFEE CAKES ••th.&& ~-Fr~l•ktd APPLE PIES ----ICE CREAM ~1.79 FROZEN FOOD Chtcklft>oard Foods MACARONI & BEEF llnut.M11d LIMEADE S-OL 22 pkg. I ':..14 ':.\.16 12:. .42 ~.41 12-DL 33 ..... Gorton'l-lrffded FISH STICKS 2";::: 1.29 BAEADEo SHRIMP 2~ 2.66 HEAJill & IEAIJT'f N0$ FROZEN FOODS PANTRY FIUERS tit';,~ ';;foll ................... ':Al ---~ .... CAULIFLOWER COffl!E m.-::.---"',:.11 .... -';::~ APPLEPIU RICEMllC ........ ' ".:: t.31 ................. =.11 Mi. 0 . ":.JO PRDIBIPOWDEA CHtCKENPID DOQl'OOO ~~-.., PRAY ":1.---ldXICAH-S '=-'T iilnnDwse -: ... .._ ••• 'P ;;QLWl!tP ----41P ''=ta ';;.ft SHORnNING ":; ... .......... -~ .,.__M.._ UQUtDMAU.QIO ';;t.31 -CMIS '=·" c:oFFE£ ":;z.n --· MAYONNAISE J~ .83 !!,d~!.~!:J:10 Oil Pacloj 4u.. 89 ~ pkg.• ... 8--Al---FROZEN DINNERS Pi<a. .35 KrattDtnn« 71'oz. 9 MacarOnl & Cheese o1<a. .1 . BMChnut-.... tMd t BABY FOOD Golden Whole KtrMI NIBLEl'S CORN A110t11d Fltvon HICDRINKS Campbell'• TOMATO SOUP Mlr1c:i. Whip SALAD DRESSING Gel1Hn Deuert JEI I 0 4\r.or. 07 J•r • 12or. 20 c1n • 4Sor. -c:•n .c.ai 10\ior.11 CIR• ;:; .58 ....... pttg. ••• DolePrle JIR ·~ ... 29 PANTRY FILLERS Sugat FrH~12.-oz.Can• FRESCA Lady1 Cholc.-f'Nlll Koehtr DILL PICKLES Folg.,. . INSTAtff COFFEE Diet Drinlr-11-or. Cane TAB COLA Hunts-Pudcllftta • F""'8 SNACK PACKS Dol•-SllcH, C""'*I ot Chunk PINEAPPLE l •ptck 87 canon • 22 .... 43 "'" 111-or.145 jar 1 . ' I-pick 87 ....... '°P•ck 83 clrlon • 2°:!;.37 C1rn1tlon-ln1t.nt 20.qt. 2 -NON FAT MILK p11g. .c.111 Origln1J.N1tur1l-wfth "C" IO-ct.179 Vitamin B Complex -. , Thick Yellow Me•ltd BANANA SQUASH ":.11 Vin• Ripened LARGE TOMATOES ":'. .28 Brfght 1nd Cotorful RAINBOW AS I ERS b11t1<11.88 Fln11t Ou1Nty .89 KIWAN DAISIES, - DEUCATESSEN DEPARTMENT AITeEEFBoLOGNA 1 .... 79 All.MBEEffRANKs . 1...: .. Pr1clou1-Cnia.., WbM r .. M@z# 111 Chelll -.... • Lto'o 4"17"-' COOKED HAM =·· F;~~&·~-.11 Marjorl• Kane Kosher Dill Plcld11 -' .. P1rk1y-M1xl·Cup .. SOFT MARGARINE ,..,. SOFT11~E 1 ... .43 R--su.....,SnaclcTIIH lmllallon Seu Cream """ .a _ _.,' Ralphs Butlalmllc !lotaL .. :.r: .1s on Llbel PKk Downy Flllrlc SOFINER . 1.25 HOUSEHOLD NEEDS ...... 10 ":• '=• .... 2.89 -2.89 ::.78 .= .• ' =1.21 PANTRY FILLERS PANTRY FllJ.ERS HOUSEHOLDS NEEDS .... -"=·" --TU BAGS 1-Alll'COFR[• lftl!CM-........ ":.n ·a II' ... OOGFOOD RIC KfUSfllES ---GELATIN DblERT ';;.oe ---fLOUO e--~,,.-...... ::.rr -SAA DINES PRUlll:,UICE -• ,.. .. INSTANT COFFEE ';1.n TOMATO SAUC!: ltll._ ............... --DOGl'OOO "::.n INSTANT COFfU ~ .... =--f ALT-•.:.- '::M limi.iiNT '="" '=-" 2._.....,_ f'IU'IO TOWEi.i -. .. ..::.11 --3l' 8LEA ..C:.17 __ .._....0-•.:a "':.oe PAl'l!o NAl'KINS ---.::1.111 9;1.41 ~ HOUSEHOW VALUES ~ 2:1>7.:C.:·,,., ""'· HAND TOOLS ~-Uf'!-"4kYtNVEl0PES ........, __ """' -· • .......11 lnw prices are Ralphs prices '.l RAlPHS STORES ARE LOCATED AT: 380 E. 17111 ST., COSTA MESA; 9901 ADAMS II.YD., HUNTINGTPN BEACH; 15471 S. BRDDIOIUllST, WESTMDISTD; PLAVBAUS -· OnS•TMtWetti-"r~M&n" ,. TIME LIFE BOOKS - ' STORE lllUIS: 9-10 DAlY, M SllllDAY 1726117tll ST., .TUSTIN 401 N. LOARA, ANAHEIM. • I • r I J f ' / ' ' . - DAll.Y PILOT WtdnndoJ, Jul1 26, 1972 Italian Bread Kneads Sausage -lllls eay, udUnc !Udy to bake bread and pink oolor diaappeara. ' creued I quar\ cuaerole. Mix lloUu ~ Drud; almply II pound ltallall sa111ago Pour oH drippings. eu yolk and mill: or cream. -oootod IWlan AUAie 2 table> •"--' lo Flatten bread dough on Bruah on top ol bread. 11*1 a lbaweil loo! of ln>aen I eu ~iib'iiY'b;.~ " lightly floured bolrd and Sprlnkle with ,....,. ....ts . ...., It bob bnld. Bab In I 1 teupoon mill: or cream spoon 11uaage mixture on top. Let rite In a warm place (90 t'Mr1m.; lll'Yt warm. 1 teupoon ltl&Dle lted.I On a board, knead 11usace in-decrees F. to 150 Degrees F.) ~ and llllllly will be Let -., brtad aoflen at to dough (cutting through until dooble. ealh11duUc about this r1cbJy room tompmiture until aoft dough several llmel with a Bab S50 Degrees F. about fta-braid. Add variety to and pliable (1-Z bouts). Slowly sharp knife helpa dlslributo 30 mlnutoo. Remove lrom a • ...,... barbecue! Or, slice parHry aausqe and onion in sausage and onion}. casserole immediately; cool lnlh bread; mate cheeae lkilltt until sauaige Is oooked Shape Into a ball; place in o on rack. AN IDEAL ACCOMPANIMENT FOR A BARBECUE Hlldwlclltl to 1ccompony .,,_:::::::..:::::..::::::!:..::..:::::::__::::_::o:::.:::::..:...::::::.;~::..:::_=-.::..::.::::__~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:__:..::.:_·~:__:..::.:_:__:__~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ luncheon ulad. rr.&UAN &\USAGE BREAD l lool (I pound) - Russian Tea Tip Brewing Door Nu: De yoa u .. 1 reclpo 1or ""'-toor 1111¥• .... lulaMtellVllRFfe ...... -powdered lllllul •fllrl• bnakful drlak, IN& I -HUtauveeaewllldl ... fretll erugee: • • 4. ~ -...... dried .... " -... -too lea--DOIUmlY VANSLOWN, MlN- NEAf()LIS. Here are 1everal k.indl of too beverares whicb you may mike with too leaves or 111- allnl tea, ainoe meuuremenll Pitas EFRmn WID., JULY 26 THIU TUES., AUGUST 1, 1972, COOi AT AU. IUlllT IASDT SJOllS WHOLE SUN FROZEN CONCENTRATE ORANGE JUICE HERE ARE JUST A FEW 1111 ~~ ~\ BEST FOODS >: MAYONNAISE • are pnUy much m. ~ble. I do think ' brewinf I (OOd cup of t .. from acralch lJ 1lntolt • loll 6-0Z. QT. JAR LETS ASK THE COOK ., .. .., ait now, bul there lJ Juat no eomporlaon. The anima of freshly brew· ed too alaao. wwtb tho amaU extra el!-1. Bein( • ,..,.. around Iced tell drinker, from -m,,, antil nJchl. I am aomewbal ot an lddlct. (I) For Rualan tea remove tho rind from S ltmona and I orang-. ...... 9q.-tho julee from tho Ind! 1IDll IOI uldt. P1it tho rlads and I tabfespeona of tu plua 1 ta~-· cto ... In I lar(t bowl and pour In I cup of boflinc wale. Let cool 10 mlnutu. Strain, return to bowl. stir In I cups of au1ar and tho fruit jufct1. Chill until nody to aerve. Then heat to Juat below bolllng. stir In I quarta of woter. Makel I Callon. (I) ~ Tea: Squeeu Julee lrom S lemon1 11141 I cnnce. Reterve. Re m o v e rlnda and pal ht 1 tarp bowl. Md I ta~ tea, 14 whole clovea, H ollsplce, I> stick clmamon. Add 2 quarta boll· Ing wale. stir, let stand for I mtnutes. stnln, return to bowl. stir in I cup augar and tho fruit juices. May be terVed hot or over crushed Ice. (I) Hawallan Tea : In a uucepen ccmblne 113 cup qar, ~ cup water, ~ tea- •-powdered clovea, I atlct cinnamon 11141 I teupoon eocb al cnied lemon and orange rind. Bring to a boll, 1immtr about ID mfnulea. ReJOOve clJ>. namoo stlct and stir In Yo cup plneapple jaloe, ¥.& cup or1111< juice and S tlbfelpooos lemon Juice. Koop worm over low heal In another pan bring ! cupa o( wattr to • boll, pour over v. cup lea 1...... Let sllnd IO minutu. strain, add to lrull juices. Serve at once. Four to •ix servinp. To mike rully good tea, rtn .. the pot in bolllng water lint. Allowlnf 1 toupoon tea leaves for each S to 6-ounce gervlng, 1teep not less than three minutes, not more than five mlnutu. Serve promptly, stirring 11141 atralnillf. Add augar or lemon Juice to !Ille. Oddly ....,,,,. eorly too drinkers 1<1- 0 ded aalt. Nan Wiley bas s o m e doliclous recipes t 0 • .,. oompany that Ruuian tea - · or any bevtn1t. 1J you would Ilka to baff her booklet "1-ioas Looi Ciba and Tea lreodl" -2S -and • .. 11-.....i, atampcd, long ..,..topo to Nan WUty in <are II tho DAILY PILOI'. Mexican Hint For Puc/cling Somo .-b Jib to odd I pinch d. ---lloty ... lll'IPlrinl • pa<Uft ol ~ lnltanl plld- dlnl mlL ,,. eoinbinlU. •f cbocol•ta oad ~ -rrom llalcu cullfne. ' CAI HILLCREST SUGAR MARKET BASKET MEL-0-SOFT BREAD ASST'D. FLAVORS HILLCREST SODA POP BEECH-NUT STRAINED BABY FOOD 4'h·OZ. JAR uwau·s T I S 1 Ol/1-0Z. oma o oup .............. u• llOZUT- Pef Whip .. ., ..................... 1:t:_L WISTW- 1 C 1h-GAL ce ream ······················ m. llllCllST Wiim 1'/a" Paper Plates ............... 1 ;~,~'· ASST'D. FLAVORS Hl-C FRUIT DRINKS .U.CllSJ Bleach ............................... . - COSSACK VODKA 'h-CAL 1n. MAlllllT 8ASNIT rxc1.111rvr unr·s 29 Tm'J • •ML C o a o u1ce ..... u• lfTn CIOCKll HamburgerHelperuc"51 c PLAll 01 IODIZID 10 Hillcrest Sall ...... l~~~· c GOLIMUAL 55c Flour ........................ S-11. IA' llllZ 11'-01 MUSHROOM 46C Bar-B-0 Sauce IMZ. ITL MAUIT IASKIT ftG, llPPU DI HO 49c P I I Ch' 11 • 01 • 0 a 0 1ps ...... PKG. GIUIGIAIT 2oc Niblets Corn ........ f~t,.L •IT'S 25c p k & B Jl-OL or eans .... u• IATllOOM 14c Scot Tissue ............ 1 ~· • MT~mta.Wta... •a ,.,.., ...... ..., • _,...._..,.,..._.._ ·~1u11..,....... •c·e···e .. .-.M. .--.,-wL .... .... • .., .. flUIT:tlM..... .u--. ..... u..:.... • .... =··· s t t ... •llWJllJ.._,, ..... ... • ......,, •• ,, I ..... e LA~l-111...., ... ·~ ltlf=1a•. e.....,.IUCl,Jt• .... M.. • a-.JtJLWWa. • UMA,iii;-=call. • Clllml.MtW ........ ... • ..-., , .. L .... W. .... • C...UNll,,6111 a... • ••Clft,JUrW.'-"' • =ltM&.llMIL • UTWOTJ, ........ tit• a ~tJIW .... Ate. •JW.tt1QL ...... 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Around 1623, F r a n c e cultivated the wild plant to uae aa a Oavor!nl agent for Ct!\ be <OlllUllled In quanUty meats, llO\l)>S and stews. without adding many calori.._ Smallage then became known Celery's contribution to the as celery. diet ls flavor, rougha;ge and The word amallnge would be . mintrala. One large branch baa appropriate today t!ince every about five calories and a cup- calorie counter knows celery ful diced, 20 calories. .. WESTERN SUKlY AKI 1 li pounda lean lOll!ld or flank ateak Ii PoUDd mushrooms. thinly silced or I 4-oz. can sliced muahrooms, drained. I small bunch celery, sliced J OF THE THOUSANDS OF PRICES CUTI I bunch srttn onions, cut In 1° pieces % dry -. thinl) lllced % tablespoooo sugar ~1 cup soy sauce I cllld:en bouillon cube Ii oup bot wtler • l CUii' oplnacb leave• 3 cups bot coolted rice Cut round ateU acrou the grain into very tllln allcto. Heot heavy skllltl; grease llghUy and brown meat well. Add muahrooma, cel<ry, green • VICTORY BRAND " ' U.S.D.A. CHOICE CLOD BONELESS BEEF ROAST HEN TURKEYS . · 24-0Z. ITL 56( Crisco Oil .............. 1A. mu sm M • I-LI. argar1ne ........... n•. m LAPIU 25-LI. Flour ........................ .,, HILLCREST • • 46-0l. Fruit Drinks ........ CA• MACAIOMI K ft Do 71/1-0Z. ra inner ...... n•. 19c m AU VAlllTllS FIOZIM m Banquet Dinner IA. (lltlPTWF) .m ASST'D. WlllTE OI DECOIATU 2 9c m ScotTowels .......... 1 :~i~· ~ SWIFT'S llLDALE m Shortening .......... • • MAIKET IASKET Coffee ................... .. .OFFICIAL tlllW u.s.o.A. FOOD STAMP 3-11. CAM 3-11. <AM 59c ~ U.S.D.A. CllOIQ 1111 E-Z CAIVE ~~o?~ $119 RIB ROAST (LARGE MUTT IND) LB. U.S.D.A. <NOia 1111 ~Hso?~ . $109 WHOLE BRISKET......... LI. USDA u.s.D.A. CHOICE 1111 CHOICE RIB STEAK...................... LI. U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS SPENCER STEAK USDA CHOICE QUAITll POil lO• sum llTO 9 3 ( Pork Chops ..................... LI. WJl.SOl'S SUll Ulf OI WllOll, EID POllTIOll 5 9 ( Smoked Ham ~~.~~~.. 11. 51M'l'SAVI 77c Sliced Bacon ............ 1.u.nc. (Ma. PIL. 'l..tt} GRAVENSTEIN APPLES LI. * . (I to 16-LBS.) •. CUT -UP MIXED FRYER PARTS fAlllLY PACI S.US. 01 UIKEI ,.,, GROUND BEEF ................ 11.66< All 5 MEAT FRANKS ... 1:.1z5'9< MARKOBASKO BRISKET CORNED BEEF PEAK OF SEASON NECTARINES SWWti Ml. tllOWN'& SPVI LINK SAUSAOI ................ , ....... ""' 75• • PAUl'""'11 J4JJf ....... C..• --tlM........_A.,.. • SA1Clamn,J711Yllt.M ... • • SAITl .. &, 117MWhWrtM. • TlllAICl.H>t S:Jah•IW. • fAnUlaA.•HtW.nlnlt. • -.liAOI, 1 .. t ........ • JAIU. ... t Jtll . ...__lh .. • SlllllAllW, t 472JY.._IW. • flSftl,tMlc..lllet.il II.Alli TltlCll"'ICtO 1~.ol. Piii • WUJfttflilTflEOCHJllK ALI MEAT BOLOGNA ... 7 5' CANADIAN BACON 11.11.59 MT'MT)llC*aUD 114tPQ. ' (ISCMMAltRl-1.t.NI . BEIFIOLOGNA ......... 79 ALL MEAT WllNllS ...... 93• WUOltS Cl-TRO 1.U.. NI, t ~ IMTUI 1.U. N. POUSIUAU$AOI .... 1.09 IUf FIAHU ............. 95 ' • fASAIRA,JN1 L,.....lh'-• ltllnM,Jttl CWcettSl. • SMIPUIO,HI s..9'Wt..,$t, • 50ITl"'n.1116 WW..Aft. • VlllCl,.Ut..-. ... • ,,:...., llffLW............ • lal8'-.UUT.,l l)""'S,., ..... SAITAA1A,t1tw.11•s1. • ..,.,. ..,. ........... ma, llMI LWWtttw .... • HJA•A 1 tMl.'-'ta.. ••I •..n,t.-w.. ... • SMnAAIA,JJtls.Mt...i•. • nAITll.1fflt a... • =tN SIL....._IM. ...... MJW.M..._ ·•111 t ., ............. •MlnA".,_...l lSstt ...... M.•PWDn,11111 .... • ~lltLL.h ... oNonl, anioal, .... , •Y ...... bouillon cube and bot water ; mil< well. -otlr-rlll( on.. ual1I veptableo n borely taler; add opioach lflaV•, cook 5 miaulel. Serve In rill( "' bot nc. ... -platter. l\lakes I ... •hCL VAU.EY OI' THE SUN SALAD 1 small c)Ove garlic y, teaspoon Alt 2/3 cup salad oil Ii cup red wine vinegar y, teaspoon powdered dry muatard freahly .,..me! -I teaspoon W ............... ..... I OOncb romaine . I head iceberg lettuce 1 ~ cups green pepper, diced 1 cup Bermuda onion, ~ peel 2 C\lpl tomato, diced I> cup celery, finely sliced 3 green onk>ns, finely sliced '{, cup stuffed olives, sliced 4 bar<kooked egg" diced U ' stripe ol cri'P bacon, CNDbled Prepare dresoing ahead or tUne. Crush peeled clove of garlic with salt and a few drops o/ oil. Add salad oil, v1netar. mustard, pepper and Worcestershire sauce. Blend together with whip. Refrigerate. f\.1ak.es 1 cup. Cut off butt end of. romaine and aepara~ leaves. Let cool water run over the iDdividual 1 ...... Hll the butt end of the lettuce on a side of the sink and twist it out with fingers. Run cold water into the center. Tum upside down to drain. Shake as rriucb water out or the romaine team and !ettuce as possible. Lay out a large cloth towel. Tear Jettuce Into bltHIJe chunb. Cul ro- maine Into I" f,leCOll, !\oil Into towel and put n refrigerator. Sevenil hour• ahead of tlm•. aolect a large salad bowl and put each ol Ille· .tad in- pdlenta Into the bowl. Cul each. item into a alze that is easy to eat but not too fine. Put back in the refrigerator covered with saran or foil. When ready to toes salad, pul thraalad greena irito the bowl with other lngredlenta and toaa with the drossing. Mak., 1-10 aervlngs. BAKED HAIJJIUT WITH DRESSING AND FRESH .PEAS J pounds fllll "' holliJut V. cup melted ·-or -··-, ' :t"<amlta, peelld,IDd ll>red-ded .... l sllcolClbreod,cabed 2 tabl-chopped panley t green°'*"'"• chopped I bninch cel<ry, chopped line I teaspoon Alt '4 teaspoon pepper More melted butter or margarine Sall and pepper to laale 3 pounda fresh -Cut halibut into serving slz· ed plec ... For ~. mla v. cup melted butter with camta, bread, parsley, onion. celery, I teupoon Alt and V. loaopoon pepper. Place dreMlllc 1n the bottom of an IL s 7 Inch llhallow bakl~ dlah. P'-the flleta Oil top; bruab with mtlted bulW lilll.• oprlnkle 'With IOlt ""'!..-·~ at 375 degreea r. loo JO,mJnutea, Gaml!b with lemon wodges and poprlka aprlnkled on flab. While fi!h la baking, llhell the fresh peas and cook covered in l" boilinC, 11&lted wattr for 8-12 rninuta or until juat tendet. Drop a few of the pods in for estn, Oavor. llrain. Add butt.er o r margarine and peppfJ° to taste. Serve bot with baked lilb. Makes I servlnp. Strata Rises ' A reader's r"ll*I, , CREESE' STMT4 IJ a!lcts· bread • • ' Ii pound dwldw, ..... l!Jced •.W %\i cu .. mlllt ,,. --Alt . Ii te1-prepered muatard Leave the ..-· • Ille -... cat-dll, ,. .. you llM. ~ • -"' the bread In Ille -"' • glaaa olllq s..i-rt -ed ba~dllh (U1l12) IDdlot or llmlllr utenall. Cover with the ci-, lllen wlththeremallJiwbmd.In a medium mlmr -bell Ille -slightly: add 11111':, IOlt and muatatd and beat to ...,. blne: pour over Ille lnad In the batinl<lbh. Loi otand I ...... 11111 " a ri ............... ... .......... ,,,.. ' ' I I I ' 1 ) ' • • • • • • El Rancho hrinits _vou th i.~ p-reat array of suggestion" for a mid·::.L1m m ~r m eal-vcir ie 1 ~· ,,. • f)]f'Al'f' t he fami!V.,, prlCe~ l o l'lU it the budget ' • Cubes of Pork ..................... 51 ~? : t ,l':ftn• ••• from grain-fed n1 idwef'tern pork-~reat for gweet and sour '. ' • Boneless Beef Roast ...... ~.1 ~b9 : Rnlled a'nd tied . for 1t j!teat rofl);l t11 p11l on the spit . F:nglis h Cut ... l '.S.I).:\. ('h\1it:e ~eel'. • G. 'd V I s og roun ea fresh ! •••••• l 1b Ground Beef r11raLun .. . 99fb • Lo\\' cal~ Ground, in bulk . or chopped stea k'. . ' ('hnose bu.Jk or patties a t this prire'. 99f Italian Sausage .. Sliced Bacon • • • • • • • • El Rancho's ... lean ranch style !ll ice."'~ F.I Rancho'" own ... made the old-fashioned way ~ BONELESS! ROLLED! 98( leg.o' lambrreshFrozen ••.•• · lb Excellent for barbecuinii:-and the 4 to 5 lb. average weight offers so much l'latisfaction~ • • • • • • • • • Red Snapper FRESH FILLETS 89~: Fresh from the briny deep ... and rushed to El Rancho just for you ... and your family! Cooked Shrimp . $}29 lb Fi·llet of Sole . . . . . . . . . • • • San Francisco style ... ready to use'. . Sand Dabs . . . . . 89 ~. ' . Large Size . , • to afford you more good ealinjil:! Mountain Trout ..... s1~b9 • F'resh from rushing streams ••• 3/4 tot 1 ! lb. avg. • Wednesday, July 21>. 1972 ~othing is ea!~ier . , . or more fu n ... (lr more deliciouA ... than a kabob took-out ... and ~:I Ra.nrho makes it i;11 ea!!iy (nr YOll'. ShishKabob Lamb at it's d elicious best! Cubes of lean. luscious lamb. skewered (8 oz. ea .) ready for you to marinade, add your fnvorite fix in'R. then coo k over hot, coa\R for a real feast ! Mushrooms • • e I • • o • o e e 39c 111 nur.prndnr Pdepa rtn1en t ... to gn \\'ith your ka hoh .. ~ PILOT-ADVERTISER J5 Beef Kabobs ALL BEEF! .................. s 1 ~? Lean. tender. navorful cubes of U.S .0 .A. Choice beef. ready for vcgetahles '. Roz. 1~et \\'I . 'r op :-:iirloi n ('ut . Beef Kabobsw1TH VEGETABLES! ........... 51 ~.9 El Rancho's heef. skev•ered with the right combination of vegetables~ \'et \\'l . 8 oz. 1'op Sirloin Cut F:ach tender golden kernel bursting with the flavor that rnakes "El Rancho's com such a ~pecial value! Compere~ .•. yuu '11 ag reP ~ SWEET! TENDER! Pet Food El Rancho's 3 pound package ••••.•..• 8 9c • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • All' meat b,V-product~! ... means more nutrition for your pet! ' Grocsry Specials PineBpple DOLE'S •••••••••••••••••••• 3,,, 1 I Chunks (or skewe rin~ ... Crushed foispooning. 1'idbitg for dessert . Slices fnr artistry! I\:o 2 cans 811/ltl·Dresslng YOUR CHOICE ••• Bernsteins ... Blue Cheese. ~~rench. Green Goddess. 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Prozen bar! kida love! pkg of6 Choice of grind•-I lb . (3 lb. can ... 2.23) July 27, 28. 29. 30. No sales to d•alers Opendaily91o9 ... unday IOto 7 Save I .04 on the famous gin! Paul Ma880n popular dinner wine! 5th ARCADIA: sun121 ""1 Huntington or f./N/: PASADENA : u1St· SOUTH PASADENA: r/St; HUNTINGTON BEACH : ii1ii/· NEWPORT BEACH : 11" N, •p ·11 R·,1 ind 1[1 Rancoo Cen te 11 SllMis 310 West Cnlo1ado Blvd 1,.., flfmonl a.id Huntington 01 ''""' Warner and Algonqu in (Boardwalk Cen1e 1. ·v 1555 Eastblulf 01 1E<1 ilil1111 /1 •1•« Cen1ei • 1 I r W~, Jul1 2_6._1_97_2 ______ DAIL Y "LOl 47 ' Mother Writes Mealtime Itinerary for Travel With Children NEW YORK (UPI) -Two side order of garlicky yogurt. years of traveling with ber Food serving wasn't much children in Europe and Asia of a problem, even for the Minor convinced Jan Linn that baby, said Mrs. LlM. trips abroad are for the young Her "survival kit" -a -parent.a u well as children. soukoula1 or handwoven wool "So many people wait wUU shoulder tote -be Id infl knife !or Ir.sh fruit, a bot- Ue opentr-punch for canned juice, half·leneth d r i n t l n g straws cut from st.andard ones for use by the toddler, and a plastic bag or animal eookles for emergency food. "We carried · split plastic bags to use as placemats for the children in restaurants to keep the tableclolhs clta11, '' •he sald. "Reataurant people appreciated that." Familiar foods weren 't en· tirely missing, said Mrs. Linn. "Spaghetti with meat sauce is fairly universal,· a n d macaroni dishes are common in Greece." Jn the bigger cities, t hey lhopped !or bottled fonnula and ngular canned baby food and toddler food packed by aubsldlarlt! or Ile•-• or American manufacturers. Spartan living made her more apprec.lall~ than ever of A m e r I c a n conveniences such as supennarkets and prepared (()()C'.b and mixes. Mrs. Unn addad. ~ uperiencta a brood with ljor small fry also coavlnced ber that children are neilble and good travelers. "It's the mothers who get uptight." Her recipe for tOUVJakla ls from the Ionian i.sland of Letkas, where vendors made the lhlsb kebalHtyle snack from suckling Pil Instead of the more common lamb. cut one pound of boneless lean pork shoulder or rresh ham into ~'-Inch chunks. U• ing I-inch skewers, place 4 cubes of meat oo each and grill over charcoal, turning often until meat is well done. Brllsh meat with oil oc- culonally as It cooltJ. To ltrVt, squeeze lre!h lemon juiee over the meat and sprinkle with mi.tun ol 2 teaspoom of ult, \~ teaspoon of erumblod .... 1oa ... (not pl)Wdored saa•> and a wh of ...,.. bla<k pepper. Serve with -of O'\llly bread. they retire to go,'' said Mrs. everything from diapers and Linn, a former newspaper packaged disposable w a s b food editor from Cincinnati. clot~ to a baby spoon, a par- "1 lhlnt you lho•ld trave11-~---;__;--'--------------------------------------------------------- while you're young. you have more energy and ,ltamJna1 You get more out of trips." In her own case, Mn. Linn already hU put her ex· perierx:e in traveling with small children to good use: She is a public reJatlom ,agen- cy account eiecutlve here for a baby food manufacturer. In an interview, she aaid her youn«er son was only 11 months oJd and her older one, nearly fou,r years, when she and her writer-husband, AJan, left for Europe. They lived on an Ionian l.slabll for a year and traveled widely for another' year. Dur- In( that time, they at. many meals in. restaurants. Mn, Linn said she also cooked under conditions so prl.mJtive !hat sbe had to take batter for a birthday cake to the local baker on one island because their house had no oven. "We h8d a portabre botUed gas stove and no refrigerator," lhe said. ''We ate a lot of canned tuna, eggs, oatmeal or rice for b~ and cheese, olives, fresh fruit and bread for lunch. "Greeks have meat only once or twice a week, and you don't really need meat every day when you can get eggs, feta (a salty white Greek cheese I, lentlla and other dried betina." Mrs. Linn said their !our- year..old took rtadlly to some . staples of Greek cookery, iJt' cludinl( souvlakla, or shiah kebab, which Is !Old widely by street vendors. Anotber q! his favorites was Greek gyros, or sandwiches :ierved In round roll• that are mDllly aolt crust. They're fill. ed. with small chwW of meat, raw tomatoes, raw onions and pars1ey and often eaten with a Pretzel Going . Straight I By AP New1ftaturu What is a pretul? "A prelzel 11 oomething that God f0rgot to untwi1t." 11Prttzel11 are better for you than girls." 'lbese are examples of what elementary school students in Berka County, Pa., came up with when asked. "What iJ • pretzel? 'lbe achoob cooperated when Bachman Fooda, Jnc., a pretzel pn> ducer, set out to get 11 better Idea of what youngsters think or pntuls. T~year-<>ld Steve showed signs of becoming a stand-up comedian. "A pretzel went to jail and when he got out he told the warden, "I'm go ing stral&ht '." Caryn imagined, "A pretzel t11 coral in the middle, brown velvet on the outllde, and on top of !hue are • million precious diamonda." Allee, qe 11, seemed to know how to quiet toddlen. "We lost the paulfer (ale) IO wt gave my baby brother a pret.ze.l, and we haven't beard a word from hlm sinct." one 10-year-<>ld, Darrell, wrote, "It la a piece of dou&b that was in the middle of a robbery and the men saw him so one sakt, 'Tie him up, Fred.' And he tied him up In this ahape." In other entries a o m e youngsttn credited prelall with tvery1hlng from getting better prt1enls lrom Santa Clause at Christmas to caua- lng a cat to have 11 kittens! 1bere are ieerrl uau for pretiels too, which the cblldren revealed. F.ddie, age nln.e, claimed , 11 MY grandmother dunks h er pretzels In colreo when her teeth butt, but I'm not SUJ> poaed to ttD that." And Mike, 10, thou&bt, "A pretzel 14 oomelllln( you stick I• ywr ochool d<lll wben nobody II looking." Amy, another 10-year-old, wrote, u A pretiel 11 tomething 1ood !hat 14 too loud to eat late at nlg!lt." And, un- dll'ltandably, Joy (age •ialrt -. "A Jft(Jel 11 aomelhlng ;:.r!,d!IJh did not like Yr/ Citrus T em Js . sectloll an oran/e and add the oqmenta to Illa appla 10111 wbon ~ an maklnl an appl• pie lor lnltrtlllng n...,. 340&1 chan1e. -Drlalan USDA CHOICE BEEF •.• THE ONLY GRADE WE SELL! ~/ttlwl,~ T_ ......... ~='~~=-"-' ...... .... ...... ___ ........ _ ........... .. _ ... ,..... r:.•::::=. ....... '"" • .,. ........... ........... _.. ... _ • ... all_._..,..,,._""'.,. -zl • • • --A .......... ,_ 7' .. O/~ ::-.=:.,., ....... _w....,_...,......... ---..... Qlp ........ .,.. -AEll\,11.AvmM GROUID •• """""" 10· TOMATOSAUCE ~ sotUH> -ssc TACO CASSEROLE - TAMALE PIES '~ 65c ..,.....,..,......... 10. 90c BEVERAGES ·~ : 7 P'OT'Aroc~s ·~ s1· SLOPPY JOEMIX~25c BUTTB!:NUT Coffee REG.• DRIP • PERK 1-11. CAN ' T·Bone ~~ .... &~~Steaks I I I r CW'.< ht 1 ,u ra+'1"'14 , , ,1 t. -. 8/4ctl/Jtlt~-' wncws FROZEN BARlllll rape Juice ---.. §:95~ Atld7ltele "PJ 'l""t !i4t/ ocu .._ oatc m CIUSllD 37c Pineapple ...,., ClH """'"""'·--... --30c Liquid Detergentn.oi. 7 "'-"""'"""' .,,,, 30c ChunkTuno ..,,_..... 7 'NC'f P,,._ Tomatoes--26( iJJllUSIJM!fMitlJ/IM! CClCMTI_.. MP, l ~.OWllM . Fresh Butter 81' _,,. •rn ..... "°" ...,..._ JIJMrlMT• _... .. , Nllll!r\W .. ..._•--··--n. I Halr c-I Tosten dmiC8 I '-Mlil,...•IML __ ,,. ~Oil•""-'"'"""'~-··-.. --·• I ..,...,.., O.C.-...,..._ -·-·---tk W"910.D ..... .-.--.. -.,Jh -'I" ""'"" 'I" _...,.._ ----····-"" -""--·--·---•u• CAN ...al.Ml 0.. ......... -. ..... _,.,. ,.._"-_ ..,.,..--. .... $1.lt Ams Ate., at Brooklturst, llantinttall Beach lloheriy Park D:ive, Capistrano Beach 5922 Etqer Ave., at s,rqale, Hantilgtoa Beacll Laguna Hills Pim, El T Dlll CREMOU e ~,49c --RIOt TOMATO RA VOii Heinz Ketchup 14-0Z. ITL Heinz . ...... '!.L 29' WllllllCR . • POTATOIS ~. 10: f&q,.,..,.. ~ 39' .. rn.11 c.1., ~= 19' .. SwlltC.. ,: 5139' ,.. ........ ~~ !7' ~ ~ML..LJ: .. 75' ,_, I I ---15' ...... -. ..... Wiiliii ---... +Cit.-. .... ' .. __ .... lo __ lo __ .............. ......... .. I """" .......... ---.. t ........... ~ .... flL-."·-.. -....... 88 ~ ......... ,......_ ••·ww.IL·-· .... .-CllilllM ---:o.-~ .. ••Mo .. ..-,Jli 21082 Bezll Blvd., lllltip .. 17950 Matnolia. foan!Jil ,., ( I I • • • ~ • It •• I • • •• 4 • ~ • \ • ' \ ' ' ~~I the "economy" size ••• IN PLAIN TAt.K ••. even though many people assume the larger size of a product is always a better value than the smaller size, it is NOT always true ... EXC.EPT AT LUCKY. Elsewhere, you may discover that you actually save more when you buy two or more of a small size than . · · · you do when you buy the big, so-called "economy" size. But never at Lucky! At lucky, the larger.size bottle, can or package of any product is .ALWAYS a better value than the next smaller size. There's no guesswork about it, and you nee.dn't be a· mathematician to figure it out. 0µ1'1 own "Unit Pricing ''system perldrms all the complicated calculations and our own "G.6aranteed -·-....... .....,. ....... ._...... ' Value Per Measure" guarantees greater savings on the larger size. So when your usage makes.j t practical ;;-reach for that big "economy" size! At Lucky it ~indeed the most eca.nomical! -and it is one more •way you can be sure. of extra savings every time you s'hbp 'atLucky! .'" Nta1A11•1ra•Nll8ba"011PAl•·ftMBMeM'tlaW11TOMmtOU.melnM1 'Ol.aNIClrtOTECTIOtfPGtlC'[IUMAN1HSn&P'UBTO • URCTM ROM ~Y, JU.Y ~TH ntltOIJGit 1\BDAY ALIGU5f 1, 1f72"'o p[J rOOD'> ... klf.S,,/. UL 1 IRITE TOOTIPISTE . "Glvn you~ mouth 63C MX appeal. Reg., ' 'Mint: large sire • HOUSEHOLD ITEMS D~blo tip, • safety 1wab1. 99c IYOll SIOW ........... ~~~~~ .......... 87 c • • CISCIDE IQERGEIT ... ~;;;,~ .. 95c . ' 1111 1m11E111 ....... ~.~~.~?! ........ s.1 • !. • -' .,_ TIDE DOEllEll ........ !!.~~~~~ ...... s2 11 •• DITllGINT 81 C .llJ LIQlll: ..... ,. .. ,. ... ~~.~.~.~ ............. . DAIRY PRODUCTS llllT1 .. , •• a: .• CAii ' 11L~ · U.S. NO. 1 GRADl ' 11ssn IEW IOl&OLD POTATOES· 12~ PROUND BEEF. ,. ••T"n .. • 69(1 UNCDNDITIOMAU.Y aoHo•D La . CHUCK ROAST . ... DECUT 69 . UNCOHOITIONAUT c •. IOHO.D'otl CtuALITY& L r:uvott a CINTI• CUT nc L• ., .. , . ' STANDIM9 $ 05 U.•fflllD UNC'ONDtTIOMAU. Y 1 aot4DID ,Otlt CtuAl.ITY • LI •U.YO• IMJl.LI,. IND 1,1f ll k~~.~'.~.~~.~.A.C.~.~··········· 73c .. Fre sh ... Disc ount Priced Deli Ite ms All MEAT FIARKS ,,. llSCUJTS WYllT .. , (120ZPll..Jll)Ul1'lR ••••. 1LIPIC 'llfl'll.UOllWWT•U. 10111. 1• F AU y PACI • coom HAM .•. ::--·-·-'°1 . .S\4 0l72 DMN!LICll •••••••••••• ;.tnPU62' PIOCESSED CllEEsE '"':!.::,·,.-SUCEI PASTIAlll • ..., 57, MlllCU,,..._, ...... 1011'11 (IOIAICIDCOllfm& ... lrSc) IOIPll ~lW!~J!! .......... ~~3· !' .. ~~ .............. 1i.11a1'1" FlllU IUPPETS ISSllTIEIT Fomout s.ame Str•t choractort 1timulate Imagination, crwattvHy. • ., s J 14 IDUllSAMI FISllll PITOIER ' Attrodtve wld• mouth pitcher In C1110rtecl colort. 17c . IOE OIEll . SlllP IQllll 41c lllTUYS ....: POlllOAn 2 c IEl1S Liii S'-EEYE SNIT SlilTS Ari --"' bold ' now 1tylel, colort and pall•""-Machine _.,,,. ....,,_, ... ~ ojc1. Nat al) ~ In . all.olyln, oa hUny. . s ·~·~ ~ I ·~vfit•LI • Jo I ,,,..,., MOllflC* • - 1 Ui$WiAWS·S..!Ntte ffJ.•ll1hl fh1r1'1 I 11ar Jll • • • ~=~·:~:,::-.. :,~~ MW.,-' IJ• rhlfMI lh•. lAnhll • 14411 11. .........,.. .. t WlllM • tit S.. t .... C ... thl WOOi GtOYf 1~S IMM St, lhl•I • ltltl Pnirit ""' WMIM • nt W. Le ,_ AH. U1N1 •ft • 11•1 .... It.. lntWOOO . 11721 A,.._tk A••· AIM · 111 C • ._.._ lfnlt 04llOAll • llJJ ir. ~--..... lotlG tlACJt • 62)J I. s,Nti It . IMOWffl rAll • 1Jt4' l•MM lhL GlfNOAll , 1• S.. C9llMI Av1. I. l05 AllGflU • Hts I. lrMllp Awt (MOU rJll • 11" ..... At1. ...... ra• . IU W, ;,,,., 4S MllllOYIA • 4JI W. lhMl .. fll Dt-lt• w. ·"""' • ,_... ......, ,,.. .-TO• "'°' . '''' a,j;.;4 •••· .... nnuo . 1sa •· """' Z'.A ''· POLY PITCIER Unbroakaillo poly pl•ll< pitcher w/ . '"::J""'· lid . As ~d'c~lor" 31~ ltOIW&ll • 11ftt ........... .. ..... ,.. I. <-... ..... J rASADtJtA • W I. •Ill S.-t fM """""° . t11e1 .. ,. ... It. 1.SAMAllHl ·•SJt, 1 .. 1 ... 1M. SAM rulO • 16» • 2tfll.if, SAJttA MOM(! • H27 llit(lfll ...._ SOVftl GATI • 1211 flt1•t•"' tht1. llDOJtlO If.KM • tllS am.i. "'4. -···--.... ILL lllE PllTY llSE Worthwhile Koy Ivy , aovln"' on 1hftr.fo. the-wal1t pan~, Stock up now 76c ) " ~··· -- •.• ., ' 11 : l ' . · t •l ' '' ' . . ' .. .. ,, , ., ~· ' -: ' -· ... • I ' . ' "" I . ., -. ,,. . . . ' ·_I . • I . ' ' .. . ' ••• 1 ' I t y Calorie Counts Sliced -- • . NECTARINES I • t, . I LE GRAND . ·19~ EXT~ FANC,Y., WATEIMELON ' RED 1111 : . 5 .. ' J ~SCAR · . MAYER ' BONELESS JUBILEE • ,r ' . aox. Of 20012 PLT nssua . LAROI •llSH ODDI" ''AA" c dz ' •PUllNA IODNIT RAYOI CAT· FOOD ' 6 /a OZ. CANS 8/$1 I CHUCK STEAKS USDA. '· CENTER CUT TAVERN . , • I • • c HAMS ~~ " .. llAI M NICIOIY .,.__ILICU BACON' ..... 8' AU. .. KNACKWURST LL . . I~ 69'·~ ) 7f' ... NSH DEPARTMENT' fresll Lill· Cid . . . . $l'.1911b. fmlt J111 Cod • • • $\.19 l ·f resll llllCk Cod • $t09 lb. I Frtz11Tllmt· . . .-. . 79elll. Weslll Oysters • . 9lc jar. ~ cm· F1ets • • ;$toe i I . I HIAD AND SHOULllll SHAMPOO ... 11 .7' -JOZ.T• --- MU. fllDAY BREADED SHRIMP 11/1._,.. ... -.... , •.• , SPllN•PllLD GRAPE JUICE 3/$1 CONCINTU.TI -ll OZ. PACiFIC OYSTEis . 68C It& 7 · • . ' ·:.:-119'. GINGHAM 100 COUNT RI.ATES PAPER '°"-IMPERIAL ~-~~~~!~ .... 43' Price• lllecll'#es n..-y 11n s .... .., JULY 21, 28, 29, 30 ~ .. , .... _. ........ , -fiADLJ ACCIPT U.t;~.A. POOD COUPONS •• • • WE GIYI 11.UI CHIP STAMPS • · • COSTA MESA l'lACOOIA I ...... aac:H9' STAMPS 1m n Pima. 711 •• c.-.111• I l . I .. 1 ·I ' ' I ' DAILY PILOT w_,, Ju~ 26, 1'72 , · .Tlirlftlmart . Meat Prices · Are Cat To 'lheiBone! • OVEll 10,600 EVERYDAY DISCOUNTS . . . 0 WELCH'S GRAPE JUICE .DRINK .~!':':.4sc 0 EYERFRESH . STRAWBERRIES. :~;;:""t. 31' 0 REDDl·WHIP REAL CREAM.:.'~.: 63- 0 '1111 BOY J1AKED POTATOES , :;:;; .. :I' 0 Glll'S.111.UXE PIZU .. :~..;":" .. 85' 0 COIATllll CIM:KTAIL SHRIMe':Z.;:-$11• ' 0 KAVA INSTANT COFFEE ......... ~ $1115 0 100 Ct. PAPER PLATES:; •••••• : • 69' Banks DOn't Sell Croeeriu ••• Bat We Do CashChecka · 0 CHECKERBOARD· FARMS GreatTo l ·l -Q ROLLED· & TIED TURKEY ROAST !;~ $331 ) IJQUOR FEATURES DISCOUNT .PRICES! KARASOV VODKA OR SUTHERLAND DRY GIN 99 D DON PACO TEQUILLA~~~::':": ••• 13• DON'T FORGET ,THE BURGIE! D BllRGERMEISTER 'l.::.~ ggc REGULAR BEER ... 6 Pack .... ' I We<lnfldq, July 26, 1972 · ·-TWI !IUU lltYll FOIC£1 ... llM Cilll If WINK MARTINDALE AS Ill Siii 111111 mt111!'1 sm•U" ·-•s!CIL llTISI. " l . . - SUNSHINE STATE FROZEN YOUR CHOICE -STOCK UP ALL GRINDS Thirst·Que~ching . R.C •. Qr DIET· HILLS BROS. COFFEE LEMO"ADE RITE COLA lo 6-0Z. s1 .• PACK 69.e CANS · 12·0Z. } r -CANS '~ 1-LB. CAN s~ .. . LIBBY'S WEST ·PAC FROZEN LAURA SCUDDER'& DECORATOR• ASSORTED COLO TOMATO 'JUICE bmil~:2a . ' n • __.l"'uar.Llar OTT TOWELS ~g:. .,,. e .. Vegetabl•s. JUMBO lie Mayonnaise . ' CAN ... :~:~ti~~~:. ·zt~ ·• rr1~c• Crt k!~ ltan • Crl1kl1 Cit P1tit1\S 16 TO 20 .(liOCCOU ••• '.. 36c) OZ. PKG . ROLL ~ . . . ~· .9e .. Cook-Out Time At Thriftinlart ·· FAM.OUS POPPY BRAND • 6 TO 9 LBS. I GRADE 'A' SMALL I FRESH TUR.KEYS I e - " SELF:a!\srmG RIB tuT'a.uB STEAKS .~ •••••••• 11! TURKEYS . T-llONE STEAKS ••••••••••••••••• $1~ SIZES 49. ,. :::: .~ ~ . PORTERUOQSE SilAKS ........... $1I~ · ~~~~~~~~· e .• :-; TOP SIRLOIN STEAK~·!~>: •••••• ·.$1~ flOZEH .LB. : BONELESS DllllND·0 ' rAMllYSTf" • $125 , l' ~: '~-nw • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. Fresh Discount Seafoods FRESH OCEAN PERCH ........ 89f.. • :~:.:$· t .. BONELESS CLOD ROAST .......... 1 .. FRESH DOVER SOLE '!'~r:~ ..... 11!! ,, ··. '""""· · BONELESS RUMP ROAST ......... $1~ . . 6 to 9 i~. COLUMBIA RIVER I WllSOH.TfNDEaMADE I TENDER-LEE WILSON CRISPRITf ~·E~H $1LYER I IOIELESS I Cc;>RNED I SLICED ·' SALMON 1 SMALL H~S I ROUNDS 1 . BACON :t~:s ·S ... 29 I c~L~~DSfJ91 oou95e I. "'" •• e ( "'"") .& LB. I 2 TO 3-LBS. LB I LEAN LB I ·~G. Sl.6P·llJ. . · • ' ~ ZIPPY BRAND CORN DOGS.<::·: .... 7!*.. ilPPY FROZEN BURRITOS!-::·: ••••• 59~ .. CHUCk WAGON PATTIES :;:;; •• ;•;c:·,$1 00 LUER QUALITY BACON .'!'~-:-.·:~': !~•; 79' D KNUDSEN ,REAL ORANGE .RllCE. ~~~~ !~· .85' 0 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE •..•• ;~;::"!,;, .. : . 29' D CRANBERRY COCKTAIL , ... ~f; ~;~~ ... 79' 0 ~TRAWBERRY PRESERVE~ ••• '?~?!~-. .. 55' 12·0L Wof•r Thi11 or OSCAR MAYER BACON .•• !'.'•~·;~'.'!'~·!..98';. REAL McCOY BEEF . BACON •••• ~!~:-~'; 79' REAL McCOY BEEF SAUSAGE • .':<:":' .':'~ 49' REAL McCOY BEEF LINKS ..... ~?: :~~33' ' I D QUAI( PORK & BEANS ••• ???!~.~:: . .'/.25' D GOLD MEDAL FLOUR •.••• ; .•.. ~.': :.~•; 62< D CLOROX BLEACH ............... 'l-l':~ 55\ D WILSHIRE RELISHtS ••••••••••• '.~:~~ 33< I ' I • .. · Finest Fresh F..Ults At Discount Prk1s SWEET TASTY WlllTE MEAT I BABCOCK I PEACHES ' e NEW CROP -ALL PU,IIBOSE GRAVENSTEIN .A.PLES ' I I SAVINGS GALORE ·THROUGHOUT THE .STORE l, 'I ·-. ("" 0 COMET CLEANSER ..... ! ~~.}':~ .... 15' . 0 CAL ROSE RICE ••• !".~·.'!;'~ .':! ... 12" 0 KIKKOMAll SOY SAUCE ••• '~.o:. •.•; .. 47' 0 CARNATION HADDOCK FILLETS • '~~11 25 0 TIDE DETERGENT ••••. '!'!:·!"!!':' •••• 12• 0 SCHILLING'S . PEPPER •••• '!·~~~~~ ... 47' 0 HONEY SEU COOKIES.~·.-:~!~~ . 49' .D SUNSHINE HI-HD CRACKERS !';~·; :~·; 39' .. Wl*la . Our Prices Low · ••• Shouldn't Ycri,a Be Shopplac '· . TbrHtlmart, '---Too! DEU.Y TREATS AT DISCOUNT ~ , ... , ... ~ ·6··~ .. ~ ' ~· ~,~r,. ;• LONGHORN . :~:~:· .'~· : · ,/~HEDDAR .,, :• ,..i CHEESE \ .. ':'·,.v: ... -·,~.,,,,. . .::-.... ... e -~~;?~· '. • . LB. ' Prtciou1 D RICOTTA CHEESE. •..••• !'!':'. •..••• 1r, .. D MOZZARELLA BALLS •• .':~~;'..~i'. . _ . !Ir.. Oc Jon• Ar11k1Mn -a.02. Onio11, BQ;Co11, Gwoco,..I• C D AV ADO DIPS .................. 55., , ECONOMY ·SWISS CHEESE • e ' ' . LB .. D LASCCD SHRIMP COCKTAIL : ~?: ... 29< 0 SLICED BOLOGNA or Vl•o'~.'° •11 "'°" •11 '"']lie • , J leg. or :nuck Slicff • I-lb. "'o· ilM. THIS.COUPON GOOD .. .' WID., JULY ff THllru lVll •• ·AUO, 1 10SCAR MAYER WIENERS '701 HARBOR ILYD,. COSTA MESA e 13922 IROOKHURST, GARDEN GROVE ' e 1308 W. EDINGER, SANTA ANA- 5858 WARNER. HUNTINGTON BlACH e 23811 EL TORQ. EL TORO ' I I I ~. . ,- IS I& n; MBNl: %1!RO HOURI llH I "'1W9lt "1V L .. A .Nea=:,, wt SWOOP POWN ~ UPOH'fMI< l'Ol!f,. AIL y CROSSWORD •••• , •• POWER ., bills, : 2 words of • '"'~ "~ ,, 460sear-: Nottd Canadl., pianist •S Finn grips SO .Ntw YOtt: ballpljy« 51 Caused t1oubl1 t• 53 ChoStn purs111ts 57 Opposite of Juniors 61 Andy'sJrlend b2 IC1nd'Ofrlf-smtd ct.irch uat: 2 words M'The IGIU'I of FrilllCI Y1stl!l'day's P11rzf1 Solvtd: ............... 3' lndi., of .... CHEEF! CHJEF! CH!EFl 'MAI'!, WE'RE NOT'TIW CRAZY! '' By Al Smith wa WOUL.DN'T 'TOUCI-\ "R>DAYS 'DECADENT ' -HUMAN RACIO WIT+l A "TEN FOOT POI.El • f ly Dale Ha~. l I ' ' by · Ernl' lush miller • ' ' ' I ' ' i i' V.A,t f<11c-( I I I -... .. -. . . JUDGE PARKER • In .I~ ,hfoR 1.5 cm• 11Jides Ob Elg!it: Pr1li• 117 letters 10 Kllld of sio;« 11 Put to !light U At a dllflftnl Wil~IC• l• Hlftl!Dl'll ze 40 Dl1t111td1 43Av~ WOULD IT ee POSSIBLE FOR: &! Of!!et copies: Informal b'J Promonlory DOWN l N, Allltfit., lndillfl 2 Cl\y In Algerll 3 Ctnsurts: s1.,11 4 GM '--...;.. froM tiomt: Z tr0tds 5 Asked for ilt)llly & Corrode 7 -ordlniirt: l!)fli~SIYI rtd wine f'Chllltd time U Unattrltliolt plant 18 Means of reslr1inl 2Z Mt.tffltd the ,..,, 24 ll;tproductlve flow« organ 26 C011pos.rs' group: Abbr. 27 Kind of scarf 28John-~ Exptortr 30 -Atkln: "C1tcn·22" ,,. 31 Klloi ... Yri 3Z Lta¥! 116lhlng of:.2 wOlds 33 Clly Of Enoland 4S Mssing dtv!Ct 47 l0A9 lllnOW strips 4~ Toutlst Ct11IH of NPtadl S2 N191llve Jtnse: 2 'llllds 5) Walttr -: f ed• ball co.at.II 54 Pari1ian 11lr1 frltod 55 Sat on ni "''' Sti Hit hwd: Archaic 58OM11111e·onty 59 ll;tturtrs: Abbr . '° Sc>lrllsll tit!• of ftSpetl: Alibi':. Pl. •3 Giild'O's note . ' .,,,..,,....,.,..,.,...., ~--4--t-4-'I ' i 1.r-1.-.1~ I I ! MISS PEACH YOU TO STOP BY MV OfFICE A80UT EIGHT? 1M1 "J.'M SURI YOU l2EALI%& YOUrt PAR:llNTS SINT VOLi M!JIE To CAMP' TMIS SUMMfR· FOii '>t>UR OWN c;ooo ... Wt<f"'1day, July 26, 1972 DAILY l'ILOT ly Dick Mow ''" 1 By Charles Barsotti '· .-~~~~~~~ 1<:£9<'~~~ ~~-~, -~~::-- ·® • l! ff WAL, IIM FINISHED WITH YeP< FL.:OWSR GAP< DEN • 11 • By Harold Le Doux JUDGE , IS THAT 'YOUR CAR OUT IN THE DR1\IEWAY? PO YOU MIND IF l EXAMINE THE IHSl~E? By Mel OM f R!A~1%E 'TMAT. MV F~TMIR !VIN TOl.1' Ml ' THAT I~ :t' PION'T GO 'll>'CAMP H!'D P"O!IAlll.V 81ll!Af( MY NIGi< ilv. John M1IH THE GIRLS . ' DENNIS THE MENACE Q OAILV PILOT Wtdntsdly, Julr :16, 1912 ' • MC '''''SYOIKI._ =::.--·-~ 73c STATER BROS. SLIC . ·LUllCllEOI •ATS· 1-YAlllTln • fllU, HALF LS . s PJLOT-ADVERTISU I • iOiiiiiioNE ROAST ;~, .. 19c ' 1a1=mr• -$I 09 Rou.ED ROAST ..... ~\... . -~mAKY, ... s1.1• IONE 't 109 ROUlm STEAK. .!.~ ... LI . 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A-.fk1i:.:-.... ml ~-°'=ra ....................... _,... .......... ._.~ -Qf I.............. ..,. ............ ,.. llM ..... T .... A-. ..... MI IJllAWulltt Aw,,_Allll • • • .... , .......... ... ............ c..._ '='.:. ~ ~:'\ =---- ~-----~~~~~----------------------------~-------- I •I' . " • ~t '' . ' f 1 . • I h PILOT ·ADllUTIStll Wed"""1, .r.t) 26, 19n SEE CAT ALINA 4 BEDROOM VllW & .NEW OJ.atbm built 4 bedroom, 2'6 bath. 'huge famll1 room home with tonnal dlnlng. hu&e lot with ~e room for pool, camper ar boai: st.o~. Gf$t view ot catallna and water -.rea•trom ttpstalra. Built-.ln 1lereo, aelf-clean.lng oven. and all the fi nest finishing touches a custom home l\u. Buyer has choice or color ot carpeting also. AU th1t for $59,000. To att, call 646-7171. .~f a · NEWPORT VIEW { 3 1pe.ciOUJ bedrooms, large living room and •!l ~ family room with fireplaces... Only $47,850. Please ~ I calr 546-2313. i i ~ :ii; ~ .~ •' t • I ' .. OWNER WANTS ACTION! l~;:J:F.or ooty $29,500 yOu can emoy' uVirii in a 4 bed·· 1( room. 2 bath double car gi.rage home with a .,, heavy cedar shake roof. It's close to the ne'v ·M.s.. park with all the little lakes. can tou tree ' ~f 842-2535. , ' . . t f i .. • • ~ • • "PRESTIGE" -"' l ; : PRESTIGE HOME Beautiful 1900 model. Super sharp inside ·and out with 4 bedrooms, 3 be.thJ. and lots ot 'wal~· papering Ir' decot'ating features. Lush I~ Ing with sprlnkle'.rs front lind rear. So manJ extnla they can't be listed. Price is $48,9;:50. Please call 847-6010. A BEAUTY-By The Bay , Thls 3 bedroom home' l,s secluded on a cul-de-u.c 1treet, !V!Ar the Ba't:k ·Bay. Recently painted'/ifr' tide and ouL Knotty Ceder paneling-. Shag ~-1 petlng. Large yard. A real charmer. The larie kitchen has lots ot cabinets, should~dellght ·a.oy homemaker. $38,450. Call 64&!7171. ~ _ BALBOA ISLAND WATER FRONT Dramatic flair has this well desi&ned 4 bedroom +,den home with charm and peraonallty. Many ~tlve features ••• 2 paUos, used brick fitt-Plf!;~. quality thick shag carpeting, all eki'ctrle • buit-in kitchen, private dQck. Everything tor ;HOppy Uylng.. Asking $92,500. E-Z< terms. Call , • 1AWE ·CHARM· LOCATION Uke new 3 bedroom ln exclusive eommunft)' : with .private ~h. Specious living room and ~Ing room. Quality wall to wall -6 '. ~t. Pool size lo~ nwbl<\ fire-o.llnd vao,ltl<t. Prolculonal lancbcoplng;Ask· '87,9!!0. Clll 1~ . l ENJOY HAPPY DAYS When you OWl!i thls lovely large 5 bedroom. 'borne. New! shag carpiating plus heated·& flltt:red pool for only $37,900. Call 847-6010. "REDUCED $2,000" Everybol;bt 'wantJ one, here's one tor you. A 4 bedrqom,, 3 be.tQs, 14 x 20 family room with fireplace. Very large lot near Mile Square Park. All this far (Inly $38.950. ALL terms. Call 842-2535. HOMEABILITY SOLVED Spaciousness and elegance IMlde and out make thia two story atrium home one ·ot the best buy• in Hunt. Bcb. Located near the beach. 2 patios, 3 car garage -plus n'lany more ex1;,raa. ~!Ced at only $46,500. Q.ll M!l--0010. Enjoy ·POOL PLUS summer Ip. your own huge 4 i,edrooms Hardwood floors . Low maintenance yard $34.500 Please call 546-2313. pool, plus PllDE OF OWNl!lSHIP Enjoy this luxurious 3 bedroom, 2 bath horn• on a pride of ownerablp 1treeL 1be family room & master bedroom overlook the pool size yard with huge covered patlo, Ju.ah lawn I: protes-• slonal Iaildscape. This home 11 tn excellent mow- tn condition. $521500. Call $418.2313 for more Info. ' J COLONIAL MANSION Fantastic 5 ~. 3 bath fanllly attL, Two fireplaoes and much more for only $38.900. Thi.I home 'is adult occupied and sparkling clean. Call toll free 842·2535 Nowf! IT'S CRYIN' TIME AGAIN Seller bas to leave this Prestlge executive home. This two story has 4 ~'formal dining room ~d an extra large kJtchen. ,Plus breakfut are& )Jul large 4en overl<>P~r an 18 x 35 H/F pool th Jacuzzi. $51,950. qlll 847--601(}. J DOUBLE DUTY . FINEST . PALERMO l)ouble beauty; this luxurloua !aonl4' home bu IN HARBOR VIEW. MO'"'ES )be.comfort and atlmulatlon of clealcn -.will f • m 1--UnJ.te ~ery member d the fi.mfl.y. Located 1n A11 you cou1d w&nt ln a 4 beclrOom. t\\'O story prime Hunt Bch. area with' too many e_xtru to home with dinina room, famUy room. 2~ baths mention. $48,950. For more Information call and all the ext.ru. Distinctive landacaplnr·includ-'' 847-6010. / lng lots ot concrete and brick work. Fine loca.J I lion on premium lot provides upstairs view. Interior boasta upgraded carpet, wet bar, 2 fire- places apd many cabinets built into closets and garage. Automatic soft water completes the ijetC feet situation of $67,500 tee. Call ~2313. I ' ; To !_~A!;L ~~nl~ln~~~1-choi~.mn:wni,nt-Joeation ..dose to 1fio ' 2 bedroOm single unilJ! wtth garages ...:.. os - stoves -carpets. Well landscaped wide 110 foot lot. Immaculate condition. Askfng $62Q50. Own· er will help finance. Ca.11·673-8550. ' . - SUPER OLDER -LARGE LOT Unusual older, 2 bedroom, l % bath home on huge lot:. -Could build another house On rear. J!riced at' onw. $33,500. .Additional property ad- joining avail&ble also. lat time advertised. Call 646-n7l1to see. NEWPORT HEIGHTS 5 BEDR90M $58;000 Tri-level home, great fol'l:enterta.ining, wet bar, large sun deck, very large lot, rear yard ideal for ~nis court and pool. Many trees with rear access for boat or traHer. Call 646-7171. It MESA VERDE $33,999 Sharp 3 bedroom, 2 hlth plus dining room. Fresh· ly painted inside and out New shag carpets, custom drapes, wood sbutten and lot.. of wall- paper. Bright kitchen ha1 built-ins. dishmaster and disposal. Large yard with patio. Please c&ll 546-2313 tor a showing. "FOR THE 11UE SOPHISTICATE" Reach for tile l'l'lOon. This truly upgraded fully air conditioned split level townboust ls perfect for a career couple with subtle taste. 2 bedroona: 2 be.lhl -all electric buUt·ln kJtchen -private verandah. Professionally decorated and land· acaiied Prloed at $38.000. Call 673-&50 for ap-pointment. ClEAN, .CLEAN, MOYE-IN CLEAN F Tender,loving care makes1thls beallfilut' 4 bed-room home a joy ·to be in. It has a'tamJJ.y room and a bJg living room with a fireplace. Lots ot storage apace. Plush easy..,care ~Uni. Be-_u •. > -utul".treu•and~ roilet" \Ji OliYllllQ'. m&ln"I r. "tenance, yard. 1Shopplng, iransport&tlo'il ,and a park are all Mar this Costa Mesa $3:5,000 beaU·· ty. Call 646-717L YA·Ft(A TERMS No down to veterans -amall down to non· vetJ. 4 bedroom, 2 baths in excellent 8.1'& of Costa Mesa for the exceptional low price ot $Z7,950. For appolntment to· see -callj546-2313. ' COLLEGE PARK WITH POOL Beautltul College Park ~ with add-on Borius room plus a beautltul Anthony pool Prictd at only $34,00'l. Brina mt any otter. Many extru. Call 546-2313. STOP SHARIN' THE GREEN With ,,Oar landlord bY owning tbll sbarp-S.bed•. roodi home. Wall·to-c&rpeta,th.roughouL Located on cul-dMae street. PrlOed at <1n1y $28,900.. Call 847-6010. THINKING ••• About roaNy getting into tho RHI Estate Business 7 If you are willing to work, we'R work with you. Wt of f e r personolizecl tr•ining. >. pleasa nt and exciting office, lots. of help, end on opportunity to · grow. Let's talk, ciU me 546-1600. RANDY BACK VIEW Plus .view, ot 111hlon Ialand ol Eutbluft. Juol u beautllul at nlel>t u In the day. A llolqtiflll home wltll 3 ·lpldout bedrooms ol a dJarmllll flznl4' room for onlr 16'~ Call -7171. Wed"""1, Ju~ 26, 1m 10 OflE Of FEii • .. _ 11·---... -....... .. .... ....... .••••• ,,1 •• ' ............ .,.,., ... I I• ............. C••!••·· Ce•••..., .... N .. , I •• -.,~ ri.W k.. \'ft~,..111 ... 11IW 1 ......... -... ......,. .... •. MIWON $$$' VIEW I! a fantastic vtew. and gi'aclous Jiving are Jm .. portant to you -the.a~ have found your dream home -let us show you this 4 bedroom or 3 bedroom and den. Large family roon1, 3 bath h<Jlne, You "ill be spellbound by Its charm and good tute. Ony $78,~. call 673-8550 f~r ap- pointment. ASSUME 6'/4°/o YA LOAN • Immaculate 4 bedroom home • North Costa ?i1esa • $215/mo Pm • $3,000 will 'assume • call today 546-2313. UKE LAR!iE YARDS ? Try this beauty o~or alze with enough room for: a pool, badmin n, patio and more. Decor· ated for an adUI s delight with ankle deep carpeting, mirrored wardrobe doors, custom drapes and light tixtllt'e!l, Van Lult wallpa~,r. You name it -this has It! },fonaoo Model 1n Harbor View with 2 bedrooms, den, fonnel din· Ing room, eat in kitchen. Community J)()()ls. park, basketball courts. A.JI thla Including land for only $l55,900. Call ll46-2313. SLIGHT RXER·UPPER , Great ·3 bedroom. 2% bath home with large family room, large lot with ample room for pool. Camper or boat storage area. Priced to !!ell, needs a little flxini' up, that's all. $29,500. Call 646-717L SEPARATE. FAMILY ROOM $26,750 3'1&l'Ee bedtooms., 2 balhl, btJutlful kitchen and db:doa.area. Uxated--On-a <iu~ cul"'1e-uc •~tJuot i:lght tor 'fhe ltidl, 5% dowR. FHA 'or·V4 ·lenns. Call toll -842-2535. '. FOR ··THE WHOtE FAMILY "BONUS ROOM" For family living 2300 sq. tL yOu m'ust see this before yo1¥buy 3 bedroom•, 2 baths, fol'll)&I cUn· ing room and a fantastic bonus room for only $34,950. It's below the mar.ket.. cau toll ·frt4 842-2535. SUJURllA. PARK 4 B.R. + .POOL $46,900 ., . U you're particular about Jocatlon and nei&h· borbood and want a beauWul 1wlnunlng ppot. here's your next home! Features family room, formal dining room, 2~ baths, And a. 18 x 38 pool wlth.jacuut. Great nel~bbothood fbr tam1. llet and children, very clo1e to elementary ll;hool, park, tennll courts, and beach, For •ad· dltioral Information, please phone 546-2313. "BONUS ROOM" 2300 ·1quare f .. t of fam14' living. 3 bedroom&, 2 baths, fonnal dining and I. fantMUc '°DUI Room for Only S:U,950. Call 842-25M. IMMACULATE MODIL HOME! Exqulaite u!>lndllw uct Interior decorallns. · TM& ... _ 4 boilroom. fomUy ,_,., formal diol111 ,_.. bu ev<fl\'hl111 lncludinr <1e<o •boa cupetlns. lm-1ble .. Improve on thla home. ~ riaht •t '48,000. Clll 516-2313 NOW! WE URGE YQU TO SEE and compare th!J super aharp, 4 bedroom h<>rM. located on quiet cu.kle-tal' !ltroet. BeautlfuUy decorated throughout'" To see ii to buy. CaJ1 8-17..fiOl O. Priced at $28,900. . "COLONIAL:-PLUS POOL" Large 5 bedroom, Jrtiath home. 1\vo fireplace&. Formal Dining Room. Lovely yard with Jewel- like Pool. Priced at only '41,9!50. Call 842-2535. A · REALLY HAPPY·•HOME! U you have little people you'll love this 4 bed· room home with custom shelving & built-In dressers in sunshine bright rooms, :P.fom will en. joy cooking In the-convenience ki tchen wlUl built-Ina and dishwuber. And it you like caaua.l,, ou tdoor entertalnlng then you \Von't want to miss the lovely backyard Located on a low· traffic, tree lined 1~t. walkln1 distance to schoo~s .. Only $34,,950,..Call 546·2313. ... - I OWNER SAYS SELL Owner painting throughout. Nice yard wi t.la ahade trees &: frult<tttes. Near schools I: shop. ping ·atta:s. Au;, terrris -$24,950. Please caU 546-2313. ,., . S'X OR., SEVEN BEDROOMS Th.ls home Ls so large you can do your daJIJ: :loraing witbout leaving the house. Thl'ff Jarge' bedroOms, 2 baths. family room with tlreplacee downstairs and UPlt&fn. 1300 sq. ft. of tinllhecl bonus room. U A)'OU hive a big family, )'OU mU1C see: it could have 6 or;.7 bedrooms. '$45,950. call Now ••• 842·2535. IMMACULA'lt IAYCllST 'Illl& IUper cleon 3 bf.ctroom ~Ii hatb homo bM Just be:come available. Double fireplace ... kltcben «<tint: ...... $1Se,llOO. Tv ....... -dote call IM·717L • • ... , ........ " l\'lee ...... , .... R L N R COSTA MESA 2790 Harbor Bl vd. 546-23 13 HUNTI NGTON BEACH CORONA DEL MAR 332 Marguerite INVESTMENTS 1700 Newport Blvd. 646-7 171 j 17931 leech Blvd. 60 14 Werner Ave. 842-2535 847-60 10 I 6 3-8550 27 90 Harbor Blvd. Suite 2011 Cost• Mr" 546-1600 ( I ' I . ' .. ... .. • 'ILOT·ADVOTISER JT • Everyone H111 :0 " ·Something That • • l Someon e Else Wants : , . . ' ·rhe ·Biggest Mark~tplace on the Orange Coast-Dial 642-5678 for Fast Results You Can Sell It, Find It, Trade It With a Want Ad •• Gene rel General i.;9neral General PR IVACY in a L'Ompact home IN SELLING YOUR PROPERTY General tr-= ' .... ' GtMrol " -Jl 'V -- r '• I · ~~ : *· .*· . 'lELCOME * * 2 bedrooms & 2 baths plus separate gUC'St room and bath, 1n popular Bayshores. Bullt around pr1va1l' patio Y.'ilh separa1c rilay yard WE DO WORK HARDER WE WILL HELP . YOU FIND 5-BDRMS. OFFICE CORRALS CUSTOM BUILT? NEWPORT BEACJ-1 ! Atrium entry. Crackling rustom lireplace, Forn1al dining. Giant gour· n1et island kitchen. Mesqge center and intercom . AMI FM . .Huge master suite with private screened patio . Large office (or den). HORSE PROPERTY. 3 cor- rals. Riding rink. Tack room. Boat storaee shed. ANXIOUS OWNER -MUST SEU. FAST! Call today 645-0303. • .. . ,. • " ••• '· . •• • ,. ·! ·, .. .. ELOISE MORRIS Au1tl,...Smlth Gorman is. pleased to announce that ELOISE MORRIS has joined our staff. Sbe has been in the Real Estate field in the Newport Beach area for the last six years With one firm and was named Salesman of the Year for 1971 in the Newport branch lor t thaf company. Eloise has established a very professional re- , talion among her many clients and fellow . Re rs. We are very proud to have ELOISE join our ~ever expanding organization and envite all her clients and friends to call her at her new , , location. AUSTIN·SMITH GORMAN, 2828 East Coast Hwy., Corona de! Mar., Calif. Ph: 644-7270. * * * * * TAYLOR CO. EXCLUSIVE LINDA ISLE Neat new, custom blt. 5 bdtm. home. Design· ed by Herbert Brownell . Most rooms have lovely water view. Lge. family rm. & formal ,.·dining room. Many fine features. Pier and slip. Good location. . . ............. $167,000. in back. Comfortable Jiving. 1v1lh ropper hoodM fireplace exprnsive shut!rrs and hookshclves . An xlnt value at 155.llOO R~TORS SINCE 1944 673-4400 IRVINE ABANDONED Spanish VIiia l.O\'VEST PRICE IN IRVINE! Cro\vncd 1vith old S~ANJSII RED TILE ROO.f! "'rough! i!'011 gal!:'ll to gmc<"hJI SPAn· ish eourtyard. Giant living room \Vith cracklit1g fire~ place. !luge bf>drooms. Gour- met kitehen. T\\10 PATfOS. SPARKLING POOL and 1·a· bana. VACANT. Pay $2590 AND MOVE IN! !·furry . Call 64s.-0303. I Ol!ISI L Ill \0\ P FA l,"'0 </J ON BALBOA ISLAND Donit Wait TO Buy Real Estate Buy Real Estate & Then Wait EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT OVER 500 . HOMES TO CHOOSE FROM PLEASE CALL US TODAY FINE RESIDENTIAL HOMES BALBOA PENINSULA POINT 7 bedroom, 6 bath plus large familyroom , sundeck, four car garage parking for 10 cars in beautiful tiled courtyard -plus many many other features contained in this 7 ,800 square foot home built on three Jots localed a hall block to beach or bay. $135,000. Shown by appoint- ment. D.ELl.!XE COtolDO~INIUM 2 Bedroom s, 2 Baths. Lar ge, airy with peek-a-boo ocean view. Lots of extras. Beautiful pool and recreation area. Double garage -pri· vate Newport Beach . Excellent location. ESTATE SALE Prime Balboa Peninsula area - 2 ba. older home huge sleeping area off garage. 1 block to bay ,& beach. Good rental unit. $39 ,950. N.EWLY DECORATED Try this 4 bedroom home on small Cul-de-Sac in beautiful hard- wood floors. Fireplace, F.A. Heat. Electric builtin kitchen, large double ga rage with builtin storage and \VO rk bench. Rai sed patio deck overlookin£ tree shaded rear yard. All this for only $33,000 - 90 % loan availa ble. ' . NEXT . TO 'COUNTRY CLUB Charrriing 4 bedroom, 2 story home 'in choice eastside location near Santa Ana Country Club. 2 lull baths, beautiful tile , bar style kit· chen with electri c builtins. Raised firep lace, nice carpets. detached double ~arage. Full price $36,750 -owner has moved to Montana. Make offer. 2 BRAND NEW DUPLEXES ON BALBOA PENINSULA Vacant and ready for occupancy during the rental ''rush." 3 br. up and 2 br down, 2 ba. in each unit, room to park 8 cars. Full price only $79.500 each. 10 % down and owner will carry lO o/o 2nd T.D. First user depreciation will apply to the new owner. . I 01!1. \I I. 01 \0\ R [ ;4 • I (-, 'V' , Privacy-Com.fort Livability NEW ListING . This beautl. ful home has it all • 'only 17 homes on this exclusive cul· de-sac, each glowin~ with pride-0f-011•ncrship, 2200 sq . ft. of comfortable, 11·ell planned Living area; 3 Bed· rooms, family room plus a large lanai for your ping pong or pool table. You have your oy.·n ~e)" to a swimming pool and PU1ting green. lmag:ine a pool \vilhout the hearlachr! Lots more & all for only $56.500. PETE BARRETT -REALTOR- 642.5200 $28,300 4 Bedrm. + 3 Botha Beautiful family home, entry hall opens to spacious livl"lJI'. room, dining room, :iatur:li \\'OOd cabinet.~. park likl' yard. Brk, 510-1720 TARBELL NO DOUBT ABOUT IT WE 'VE GOT THE DUPLEX SOUTH OF THE HIGHWAY -IN CORONA del MAR, 2-Bedroom cottage with large patio separating 2 bedrm . unit over garage, \\'ith remodeling possibilities. Build up to see the ocean . Motivated seller asking . . . . $69,500. POINTS TO PERFECTION IN EASTBLUFF SEA HARBOR LIGHTS from this newly dee· orated POPULAR MODEL 4 bedroom, 2 bath, d inin~ room , rock fireplace, carpets & drapes, built-m kitchen. Safely lenced·in back yard lor the little ones. .. . .. .. .. .. . . .. . $55 ,500. "START SMART" WITH THIS CONDO! IN BACK BAY AREA -3 Bedroom, 21.; bath. builtin kitchen, stone fireplace . FAMILY ROOM , community pool & RE C. ROOMS in· eluding billiards. Fee land and close to every- thing. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. . .. . .. $32,500 BUT B·E·A·U·T·l·F·U·L IN THIS Enchanting TWO STORY 5 bedroom . 3 bath, 2 fireplaces. FAMILY ROOM , formal 'din· ~g room , NEW carpets and drapes. island kitchen, SOMERSET model on FEE land in HARBOR VIEW HOMES . . . . . . . .. $72,500. "SPLISH·SPLASH" ON THE WATERFRONT POOL, PIER and SLIP available too. New carpels and drapes, 2 Bedrooms, 21> baths , WET BAR. marble fireplace . Overlook THE WATE R from your patio and enjoy. $85,000. i'Our 27th Y•ar" .WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors l:lere is a soundly cons1ruclcd duplex near bay, \vilh an rx· I cellenl rt'ntal rN'Ord. Upper 3 bedroom 2 bath plus vic11·, BaJ1..'0ny orr living room & sundeck off mastpr bedroon1. 2 bcdroont, 2 bath lo1ver unit, !urge 2 c:ar garage plus park ing for 2 cars. Modern kilrhen. Delightful· Jy <ll'Corarcd & owner wants nction. Asking· $86,500. VACANT IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Dutch girl clean -large back yard with lovely patio ba ck and front 3 bedroom, 2 ba. Builtin stove and refrigerator. All this and more !or only $28,500 . Open House Thurs., I to 5 p.m. 1158 Dorset, Costa Mesa. 2955 J-larbor, Costa Mes."1. ,., • 2111 Son Joaquin Hilla Rood NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 REPOSS:ESSION General CS"eneral · G. F •. ~plnworthy liiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio•i"9i••I & · Com~"y· 640,0020· COSTA MESA 01vned by FHA and comple'te- ly refurbi~hed by them. 3 Bedroom 2 bath &: dining. Full price $23, 750. with low down paymt. FHA terms to an.)l'One. Hurry ~ ~ Alll ASsoclATES llEALTORS 644-7270 I ATTENTION BUILDERS • liil .. iliflijWilliilJiij RcC'cn!ly Rernud0led 2 Bed· roon1 llotne 1vl!h Bui!t in~ CAPISTRANO COUNTRY ESTATE Nearly new, secluded ranch home ; 5 BR., 50" pool , cust. arch. design. Acreage1 many : trees, horses O.K. Great family living. $165,000 . George Grupe Lovely 3 bedroom, 1 :IA bath Home, patios, stove, refri11 .. builtin Color TV. Try 5"-down. Onl y $24,950. freezer & SERVING GREATER NEWPORT HARBOR AREA MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 540-1151 (Open Eves.) ,e." HERITAGE REALTORS $49,950 If .. -Gen1ral 2121 EAST COAST HIGHWAY CORONA DIL MAR, CALIF • General '.~ .. I L '•. ···'TREASURE MAP,., OPEN DAILY 2-5 **2106 E. BALBOA BLVD . Estate size 1 ~ bayfront lot. 73' Frontage. Marcia Bents and l\1assiye Firt'p;lace. Buil! on !he rear proper ty line. \\'iU1 Variance build addition· al 5 Uni1~. Very gQOd for n1vn('r ocrupancy, $27.500. Call 646-0'"JOO, Evenings &14-700.1. COLW£1l 5 Bdr. + F1mlly Rm . open beamed ceilings in fam· ily rm, dining nn, wet bar, oversized ma.11ter bedroom, 2 fireplaces, built-in range '·'.'.. + oven + di shwasher, sweeping: view, brk, 540-1720. 305 LINDO A VE. 5 Bedroom Peninsula ·home. Bill Bents BEDROOM TALK ·If 2 bdrms. fill your needs-this is it! Very nice University Pk. townhouse. Well local· ed, priced to sell, $29,900. "Chuck" Lewis GREAT VIEW-THREE ARCH BAY Charming 2 BR., DR, patio, BBQ, ne w kit· chen. Low maint., sprinklers, hard wood floors ... and more ... $64,500. Bob Yorke DOVER SHORES-BEST VIEW sr,acious 5 BR., F.R. home, with good floor · p an . Fantastic view from L.R., kit., DR & : mstr. BR. Lge. rear yard & pool. $125,000. . Charlene Whyte . UPPER BAY VIEW Charming. customized Ivan Wells : 3 BR., could easily be 4. Oversize family room w/ parquet floors. T\VO story entry & living room. Imn1aculate. Eileen 1-ludson LINDA ISLE Elegant-but economical. 4 BR . .' bayfront , ' de signed for hc:ippy living. It's a beauty for only $139,000. Call to see it today. Jim Mul - ler WALK TO BEACH Corona del Mar, So. Hwy. R-2 ready to , build unit. ~harp, redecorated 4 BR., 2 Ba. Sunny yellow kitchen. Cove red patio. Move- . in condition. $59,950. Triona Bergin BEAUTIFUL BIG CANYON Golt cou rse, open space , complt. sec.: ele- gant 4 BR., form al DR., lam . rm ., 2 <rplcs. •Call for details. Paul Quiek · FIRST TIME OFFERED. 'In EXCLUS IVE BROA DMQOR. A family .home w/4 BR., formal din. rm. & fam . rm. Ideal CORONA DEL MAR loc. Co mmun ity pool, too. CaU Bud Au stin . • 133-0700 ~2430 PROPE_RTIES .~,!llC . REALTOR$0•· TARBELL I TUCKED AWA y 2955 Hubor. Costa ""• ~--!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!!!""'!l!!!!!!"'!"'!""'"""'""'-"""l~""'!'"""""""""""""'i * OCEANFRONT * on a S('('lu1ll·d l:uu·. 11'ith 4 C: n --ral General • General Home. 4 Bdrms., 2 batha, bcdrms.. family roon1, 2 I " ~ with 40 ft. frontage, This baths, block 1\'all !encr 11n1! cider home hu fae. Uvinr beautiful patio. Jus! 4 "C'llrs f I d' · .J rm., rp c.; 1n1ng rm., ex- old and in great rondirion. " tra lge. kitch. Dbl. garage Assumable FHA loan 1vith pl us extra parkln1.' Best paymts only $2li. per month area, nr. Newport Harbor Including taxes and insur· Yacht Club. Euy to show. ance. CAU. us for furthl'r DELIGHTFUL s100,ooo. details. 3 BR., convertible <lcn, nl'ar· Cali: 673-3663 642-225.1 Eves. 546-5880 (Open cvelf.) ly nevf East side Costa #,/.· HERITAGE REALTORS --~..., QL&S MOUNTAIN VIEW! .,. M~. Qu iet cul-de-sac near schools. Just the place for a growing family. At $35.950 the price is right! Charles Arnold 642·82.15. associated BROKERS~RCAI TOR'i 202~ W 8alb<1t1 6 fl.J61.J SHORECLIFFS Local proft"si:;Jonal has spent thousands of dollars lo crea te what 11o·e let! is one of the most outstanding · hon1es in our area: from the n1assive brick entry to the scc.luded n'&r yard, wu'll Jail In live with if. See ii, even if you don't buy it! $89,fJOO Including land. CORBIN- MARTIN REAL TORS 644-7662 Spaciou s 3-bedroom, 2-bath home in prestige neighborhood of Diamond Bar commands lights and Mt. Baldy view. A rural atmos- phere, privacy and proximity to horse coun- try and all of southern California make this immaculate home a buy. Extras include a formal dinin g rOom, profe ssional landscaping with two patios, complete air conditioning, Old World Kitchen and all·brick family room, two firepl aces. Priced at '4~,500. . ' PAUL BOYD REALTY 524A S. BREA BL VD. BREA -(7141 529..C2M General I General ..... c .. L .. OS .. E .. T .. o .. A .. LL ..... ._A;;;;N;;;;Y;;;;;O;;N;;;;E=fo;;;;;r;:;;; ', COLLl!GE PARK SCHOOLS a SWIM? . . s ~fl. 2 BA, 2 lirlci< t1re- P11roci1ia1 &: Public Grade J'llAcoe: give this Kenkoll Schools, 11\gh Schoof 11nd Buy lhil heauUfut 4 SR 2 BA Cambrldae modtl home an Orange Col'lst College. Very home And tnjoy your OY.'n )(tra tlaii'"'Jor Cali(. uvmi. Clf'an l 1x..-1roon111, 2 Balh• cool, blut' pool. Excellent lo-Jumbo IX.tnns make this 8 with ~~n(llily Room. Fire-c11tion close 10 11hoppina. most livable holi\e. CALL pla~. 'lq,rre Comtr Home achool A park, lseautilul ~ wl tll &a'f .Jl:orap. .Acct!M.' chaa carpet ihruaut Aaume TO u· i-. 132l00 ran •..,.-"v"" hilh balance6%% VA loan. . ' :t.. ,--....... ~ . • "'"' ..,.'/1l13. Ju'1 t<tiU<od to i.15,!11111. COLWELL PROPERTIF S. IMC RfAUORs ~ co:Ts ~WALLAC! Newport SPACIOUS POOL BAY FRONT Dover Shnr.s r;ncst Bay-Huge Swim Pool front. \Vann hrick entry to • $15,000 aecluded courtyard ol beaut!-Large fl.mUy room, 3 bed- ful 5 Bclr., FR.. OR., roonts, xtra baths, dlninl Rumpus rooni. Pil'r & 11ip. room, entry hall, 2 tire. BALBOA places, built·ins, dlahwuber, Peninsula Point electric garage door opener, One of a kin<l. Wt'll built picture book .tard, patio, beach home. First time of· J>OOI, .brk, 540-1720, TARB ELL fered ~or i;ale with a decor· a.tor's tourh. 3 bdr, turn· ished, ready to move-in . 1710 Miramor Or., Open 29$ Harbor, CoJta Mesa Sal. & Sun. LAGUNA BEACH FlltlR UPPER VIEW LOTS JUST LISTED • e,st Me .. 2 11.cij&(,'tnt Iota ovtrklokin,cc Verde location! -3 A ram!· \Vhlte \Vater and ~cluslve Jy. Needs lots of work but rt!W)rt homet, MUST SELL mal<e oner now 11..nd MveJ -S20.000 tot&I! Gladys Rus· VaelUll. Cul-de-sac, walk to 11 6fU:235 schools. It ' '·· CAii 546-68RO OPEN EVF.S Macnab-Irvine · " HERITAGE R<alQJ l'lolnpany · f11 1 !()••:-. :.a.ai:iu:::~~~;•~62~oo:j,':il~ *WAT P T 'Ji .,rfi'ont Condo NEWPORT SHORES , S Br 2 Ba pool pltr & alip. 2 BR. (can be ~I fAm. rm. Dtli~t1ul ' ' $79,fiOO 3 he. Xlnt cond Sfi!i.000 or EME'""LD BAY trnde lor "'llll<t .. me ...... "" CAYWOOD REALTY R!ALTOIU Open Evening• Dal.ly Pi"lot 1111·fi"e" Ada ni.1ui.ndrh•fnthew .. 1 . • "'~5c . • +-------....... ----'---' ~·~Pilot Clualfied "!Call!\"!!''!'64!'.!2-!67'!!!!!!~.'""'"t""'"'"'" it '•lrvlow 6464111 (1~ytlmt) Imm1eulate 3 Br + tam rm. * 541-ltfO * Oc-eM s)dt of h1vy, View. 1--"'-----~ Must sert $14~.00> The tutelt draw ln the Wt t Ttd Hubert & Auoc. . .. a D~y Pilot Clt.Olltf<d 3411 Via Lido &i'S-3500 Ad. 64).C(i78: ---~ __ ....... ____ _ .... CHUCK CAROTHERS REAL ESTATE ·TRElSURES FOUND IN OUR OL' SEAFARING TOWN ' WATCH -THE -SHIPS -GO -BY No spy-glass needed here! Spectacular $$ ' million dollar crow's-nest-view of Lido Isle , I Balboa· & CalaliniJ, You 'll love this perfect • marriage of plush. green grass & handsome house-by-the-sea. <llily ............ $54 ,500. 2400 CLIFF DRIVE, NEWPORT BEACH PHONE : Florence Bennett & Virginia ~eller to sea ... .. 1831 WESTCLIFF DR., N.~ .. CALL ME 645 ·6770 ANDSIE .. ... General Gantr1I , #2 HARBOR ISLAND ' ' . Lovely 5 l!I\., 5\1 baths, waterfront home. Lge. living rm & family rm ., Just redecor· ated. Pier, Qoat and sandy beach . Beautiful yard w/lge. shade tr~e & swimming poo\. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 B1yald1 Dr., $ult. l, H.B. 17~1'1 rt 1 · -C..Cneral ; µ "'WWWI . I i4 M1NuTu t5 v1sT• oit i:100 .. PAllK·LIKE LIV!NO 2 Bit 1"'1t')' "l'l· On 1'1o boy · MqnUl~t View deluxe townttouse condoml~· Up A\o1tihib)11t Jum 119.llO. 15.lOO Tull•n o..; Wiiii Vllla.Jt Way e.t Mrt"adden r9Rielf*r•m1en off.romp. MM57t 64$.1164 FOR1fM l ~ """ money! ~~t )IOI.Ir bo\!Mi:, I pt.. 11 bid$., <te. thru t D.U, Pilot Clw1llecl Ad. ' ____ .._ _ • 8 PllOT.A.OVtmSER W~, J,11 26,1972 Wtd11tldq, JijlJ ii, 19n DAllY PILOT fl'. L -..... l~I -..,.,.. I~ I _..... I~ I _,_u. I~ I _,.,.. I~ I --~~I ---I~ I· MoOh-I~ [ --I~ . Gener•I Geno ral General NEW CUSTOM BU ILT 1500 Uncoln LaM, N.B. 4 BR, 3i,t SA., Thmnadot kitch~. crpt.1, intercom. circ. hot w•ter, 3 ear caraa:e. Open daily 10..S. Jerry Freud,.Jtllr, 646-7755 Balboa l•lond 4 U~l«Jf "™f TRAD ITI ONAL HOME -DOVER SHORES/ BAYCREST AREA home in the finest tradi· lion and dramatic too! 4 Bdrm., plus family room. plus cathedral beam ceilings and a 28' stone fireplace. Over 2800 sq. ft . in all, and beautiful too. Proudly presented at $92,500 . NE\V bayfront home. P ier & income. Open Sat/Sun/\Ved 1-5 337 E. Bayfrorit. Little Island WINTON. Realtor 6'75-3.131 ::orona d•I Ma r COLWELL PROPERTIES, INC. PHONI UNIQUI HOMO, CORONA DIL MAit, 671·•000 \Ve are the real l"Sfllte sub- sidiary of the Col~'ell Com· pany, the largel'lt V,A broker in California, and the second U ~ l()U I: t1()Ml:i ON TOP OF THE REAL ESTATE MARl(fl WITH THE. largest publicaJly owned NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THE NEATEST HOMES mortgage compMy in the CO FtON4 DEL MAR, 875·8000 • MESA VEADE, country. Our offices are -548-5990 • NEWPORT BEACH, 646·8500 • CALL US opening up to all over G~..,-.-r-a~t-----~G~.-0-'1-,.-1~---;..;;..:--I Orange Coui:ilY \\'here v.·e a lready service 80,00'.l resi· denlial trust deeds. We are: CORONA DEL MAR particularly anxious to 11S· sist eligible veter&n1 in pur· chasing homes or inoome property using their VA benefits. Properties are available e:ven in the Corona de! Mar Area, where for nothing down an eligible veteran ean purchase a 50, 60 or even a 70 thousand dollar property. Cali 675-7225 Panoramic ocean & bay views. High on lar- gest corner, Broadmoor •l. 5 BR., 1-sty. Din . r1n ., brkfst. & den; shuffleboard ct. Extensive view patios. Lath, house. Phone 644-4848 to see this office exclu Sive at . . . . . . . ..... $96,000. ORANGE CO AST Q:. REAL ESTATE General 2-STORY POOL-$20,900 It's true! A crackling brick fireplace. \Vinding staircase to queen size bedrooms. Gourmet kitchen . IN· CLUDES REFRIGERATOR, \VASHER AND DRYER! Private palio. Pool with cabana. $200 BUYS IT! Call fast for appt. to see . 645·0303 I ORIS! L Ol.SO\ " REA '-TORS $1,350. DOWN* Gov't. repossessK>n. You should see the ··sparkle" ol this delightful refurbished hoi-nr . 3 BR, 1~ BA, ne11• carpets, ne11" kit & ba floor· ing and other goodies. Large enc. rear yd. Great starter home. •plus costs & im· pounds approx $600. Hurry on this one. Call 546-8424 (Open eves.) \outh , (-oast . ~ SPANISH SPLENDOR Just listed. 3 Bedrooms 2 baths, high vaulted beamed ceilings, garden kitchen and I lovely atrium. Derora!ert like a model. MESA VERDE AREA. Be ii.rs!. $40,500. co: Ts ' WALLACE REALTORS -~54Ml .. 4141- (0ptn Evonin91) ONE BIG HAPPY FAMILY SHOULD BUY this 5 BR, 3 BA, huge sep. fam nn, forml 144 4848 COLWELL General PROPERTIES. INC . REALTO RS TRIPLEX Corona del Mar's most super Most exceptional . Custom duplex. 3 BR., 2 bath home: built. o~'nets upper unit blt·ins, frp\c., shutters, with about 2200 sq. ft. has 3 smRrt carpeting PLUS 3 BR I · 2 2 BR., 2 bath apt., bltns & all , so ar1um, Ba., frplc's, highly upgraded the goodies includ ing over· cpts & drps. Olher 2 u are size garage. Patio, too, just delightful, 2 Br. ea. All cop. $74,500. per plumb.. encl. gar's.. Univ trsity Rt alty p;i,lios. lo\v moint. ))(>signed 3001 E. Csl. Hwy. 673·6510 for max. security &. beauty * DEL UXE * wllh wrought iron grill Custom bit. duplex. So. of L'Ourlyard. A delight to Hwy. on extra-wide lot. 3 behold. South Coast Real BR & 2 ba., & a deluxe: 2 Estate, 545-8424. ( 0 Pe n Br. Storage ctllar; priv. Eve11.l. patio. 2 Laundry areas. Ex· $27,950 tra bath in lge. 3 Car gara,1te. Good financing. A ssumt 51/4°/o Loan MORGAN REAL TY Payments Jes11 than ~nt. Th.e 673-6642 675-6459 rear yard has beauti!ul fruit ___ .~~~~~-=- trees, covcrtd palio, and DUPLEX in Beaut. Cond. By BBQ area. 3 Bedrooms, den, Ownt>r. $66,500. Prine. Only. built-in range, o v f' n , 673-4169. dishwasher. nalural brickc ~.-.-t-a~M~.,-.---- firt>plat•e, no dov.'ll terms, -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;; Brk, 540-1720 • DON'T SELL A· "DIRTY GERTY " TARBELL Now get rull value for your house. Present it to' prospec· tive buyers in it11 best pos· sible light, We can help you do lt. -MODERN - BEACH HOME 134.500. If the walls need ~'a.Vling or 3 BR 2 BA "·Frame'' col· the kitchen needs painting . !age. Use your lmagination, or how about that parquet otllerll have, and the results floor? • Wt can send out a are fantastiC'. Pool & tennis crew !young energetic • courts inc, Open daily 1·5. cleancul) ~·ith ex:per, pa.1111· 5300 River, N.B. ing or cleaning • shower 1talls, windows &: carpets. FOR ALL We'll keep the pMce down ., .UW you can push your price up. 2 On A Lot OHL Y $28,500! Wow! Extra large R·l lot. 2 cream puff homes amid park like ground!!. Queen size bedrooms. Ciel's kitchens in both. $2850 to buy! Hurry • Call ~303. Thert'1 good money in ~al estate, but it's a buyers market. Make Them Want To Buy YOURS! RENTAL READIER 569 W, 1"th, CJ\! IOlll.\I I. Ol\O\ d;n, large corner, Walk to MESA VERDE beach. $45.500. •. ~ •' • 0,, ' GINNY MORRISON' $30 900 •*• -REALTORS-l iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml ' • •* * * 1505 Mesa Be sure to see: this! 3 Bed· •C.M•V•rde Dr. Eut, VACANT nn and lri•ndly famUy nn * ••n-• Costa Mesa No down GI Loan available. w/flrepl! Separate utility rm '**•** 557.4130 for mom, and grtat patio 5 Bedrooms and family for entertaining. You can't • POOL TIME • room. Carpet~ & drapes beat the atta or the price. thruout plus many extras. c I I d MESA VERDE • 3 Bdrm. 2 a I or etalla mI050. Owner onxioui;, must sell bath, living + dining Area, immediately, $34,000, NO Ontu garagt. Tropical back yard Call 540-1151 (Open Eves.) .,, fireplace, built-in~. double DOWN GT. ~IV21 with lovely pool. Good tenns ••• 1.)2. 750. CALL ANYTIME ~ma or E vo: 67:1.8936 !'• HERITAGE . • REALTORS Open Daily I;;;:; 1590 Baker St. 1° Lachenmyer R<>.1ltor · $29,950 5 Bedrooms 2 Baths Wonderful family home, Con· venient family room. natural brick fireplace, tntry hall, reAt Uving room, dining room. bullJ.llll, bdc, 540-mo. TARBELL 2955 Harbor, Costa Mesa :ASSUMABLE VA Anyone can asgume tblJ high balance VA Joan. No qUa!ify. tng and no loan point1. Sparkling 3 bedroom home features all buHtln garden kitchen, a larre bonus room &nd enclos'ed patio. Askini $33,MO. For details - Call 540-1151 (Open Eves.) . •. HERITAGE REALTO RS Will flt with room to spare in 1!' x JO' den. 3 Bednn 2 bath, fireplace, bltina. X'lnt in A OUI. $32;850 Roy McC•rdlo R9"1tor 547729 lBIO Newport Blvd., CM. TRIPLEX Three 2 BR.. unltt In lib-new condltlon. Upper unit hU a ""'"""~"""~'""""'"""'I lowly view. Exlstlna high lQ3 LINDA ISLE DR.1 N.B. VA IOM &l 7~ WI bit U· 3 Bit 2~ BA. "' lot. 55• boat sumtd v.lth Jts1 than ~ •lip. $149.500. dn. Aakln§ $«1,9!0. EASTSIDE 2430 BAYSHORES OR.. N·.e . CAL L Q '''·l41f l BR, 3 BA. 5.1' lot. 1149,600. 9 'W' ~ DUPLEX K.L. Hartm•n R.E. Inv. Ad,,... 642-6760 ~2681 II.ALTY Owntr'1 unit • 3 Bdrm w/ * NEW LISTING Ntar N«"P•rt P••t o rrtc~• blttn ldtch... now 11bA1 PRIME llALBOA L~ BY Owm:R 3 BR. Ill BA. c"1M!Una thrtJOUt. newt)' 4 Funt. apt.I. Welk co ...... : BeautUul home on corner dkorated. fenced yard: ferry octan A pier : lot wrroom for bdlt or trlr, PLUS 2 Bdrm. 1 bath • ' S62 5l'XI • bay ~1ndows, tile kltcbtn rented for 1125/mo. Owner'• BALBOA BAY PROP w/bllnl, crptl, d r p •, Co1ta Mau Foun111n vanrt EASl'StOE COST A MESA OWNER u..na. SOOnWI •t>I· Attractive lBR. 11£ BA ed ete1aot dHtsn with 4 home. hdwd nrs. w/w beautilul Sp&nilb ~Way9 erpta, tpl, lr& lot. Walk\na on tht front ~tttlor maater dllt to WC!lstclltt ahapplna bedroom klcaltd on:> tar aide ttnt. Ju1t *30.000 wno~ ot the home teaturet its own do. · Exclusiw. H. D . Roman 1tep down tub. The Jo!Wt>n, Bkr. 646-&362. n21 othf'r 3 ·bedrma a1'fl on tbt. Placentia Av .. C.M. otMr 1kl:e. Family nn., di.,.. 2 STORY NR. PARK Ing rm .• luxurklua kltctM!:n. CIMe to beach. shopg. &_ BRK, $30,500. ~. schls. This 3 yr. new home OWNER desperate must is only 1 blk from leave bome. 4 Bdrm + neighborhood park. 1630 aq. Faml~ rm. Many xtra ft. in this bic Gnld M~. featutt1 such u a complete $29,950. Ce nt u r y n ; separate: laundr)' 1'.0 om, 835-5511. family room + • rumpus MESA Verde "T" Plan g•me roam. J>U1 thru w/POOL. 3 Br, 2 Ba breakfast bar, dlnina: rm .. cul-de-aac. 1 blk lib &: Mesa built-Ina:, Brk, S 3 j , S 0 0 • Verde elem. scbl. $37,900. Mi..6691. 1657 Palau Pl. By Owntt OWNER mutt aell thia home. 540-3231. ,4 Bdrm + pool elea:ant alate entry hall operliB to central BEST College Park area. 3 floor plan, 4 bedrooms, h~ Br., 2 Ba .. encl. paUo, block family rm .. built-In range, wall, near schools, $28,750. oven, dishwasher, enclosed on special terms. Principles patio. Assume 5% ~ loan. only, Call 833·1103, 642·2312. BRK, $24,900, 962--5566. COR.!'JER lo! 3 BR. 2 BA. 1---'--'---'---'-- frplc .. bonus nn., block wall Ga rden Grove fence. 3140 Boston Way, $35,500. By owner. 546-7793 Prin only! BY owner. 3 br, ~ ba, utility rm, din rm, frplc. 2 car gar. CLJv patio. Lge fncd back yd. 833·2317. IF YOU ARE A VETERAN: H...,11,,...., _ MOZELLE BRASHEAR NEW TRAINING DIRECTOR for all oUice• ol Real Estate by McVay, Mozelle brings 25 years of experience, was owner of her own oUice since 11164. Atl;o, she will continue to serve in resales department for her many friends and greaUy appreciated clients. REAL ESTATE by McVAY 20951 Brookhur1t at Atlont•, Huntington B11ch 961-4456 Huntington BNch Huntlngtor Beech LOOKING POR REPOSSESSIONS A TRADE For information and location 1 .------~ of these FHA &: VA homes. , HcMN for Sil• contact -. KASABIAN Reel Estate 962-6644 Laguna Beach Newport Beech TRANSFERRED -Must Sell '1 Br., 2 Ba. $33.350. 3280 Michigan. M0-9347 BY OWNER-2171 Rural Pl. 3 BR, I BA.. $26,500 Low down. 714:524-2511. And looklnr ror • bara:ain, here it is. The owner will pay part of your closin& costs on this four bedroom, 2 bath home ju.st to make a fast sale. This would make the TOT AL COST TO YOU tbout $500. Total sale price ONLY $25,750. CALL NOW. Ownet hu large custom 4 bedroom, tamUy r o o m , Iarae covered patio alttln& on 3.14 ACRDS of GORGEOUS VIEW overlooking the: mountains and desert and 11till ron· venlently ne:ar major shop- pinr mall. Will trade for unaller Huntington Beach home:. TER.'dS TO SUIT, BUT HURRY! GOV'T. OWNED 1------------1 Repos...... hom.,, Low OLD LAGUNA down. Gov~rnment pays Thi!! niagn1hrrnl Sp<1ni1<h * CAW.. 54~7739 * 3 &: 4 BR repos. (1-wl/car gar). Wills Realty. =\\',\lldl: ,\Il l REALTORS tluntlngton h•ch 2 BDRM unturn, cleAn, 2 __ _. _____ _ k;ds OK, no pets. 1140 mo. NEAR THE 770 Shalim.r, 538-4741. BEACH: El Toro 3 BR., 2 BA., cpl&, drpa, lge patio, lge. pool..siu lot enclosed by block wall, clo11e to xlnt 1choo l 1, markets, new m a I I • Reasonable. 83 7-1753, 494-2116 aft S: 30 & wk-ends. Fountain Yaney And what a home! • ~rooms. 2 bath!. built-ins, carpets .l drapes throughout. tots of room for the chiJd~n in the fen~ back yard and an eagy wa1k to U"° beach. Full price $29,500. We will take a smaller home In trade. REALTORS $700 MOVE IN Seller pays all other costs. 3 BR, 2 ba. $21,500 Full price. Features e:lec. blt·in range & oven, F.A. heat, IA'/W carp. &: drapes: patio. Xlnt location, waJk to major store•. Paym.t.!i. below rent. l' clo&l.ng costs. Call 968-4441. hon1r 111 locR1rr1 1n one or * Crest Realtov La~na's 1nos1 sef'lurlrrl ---__ 0 J AtN!S. l!U!:f' lllrrr! to S!t'i"f'( OWNER lo! ofrt'rs t1nf'qu11!1Prl v\r11 ~. TRANSFERRED 4 Bdrms, plu~ plug - 3 Bednn, 1"• b11!h, brmt nr Si9.500. camper gale nPar beach k school. 5% dov.·n. Onl y S:U,500. Call 962-ml. RED CARPET REAL TORS 2 & 3 BEDROOM -Va r-ant, .AVlaa REAL ESTATE nr pool. Rl"rlecor11terl. Sj()(). 1190 C.lrnnryrro Sr. dn.-movf! in. BF:VE RLY 4.ll4-947:1 5.f!l-0.116 JACK SON R~ALTY BUSIN ESS-&lNCOME • &47-6011 On a Ii:<'. lflt, 11 hlrlg, houl'lini;:: SAVE $1 .800. Ov.'nf"r leavin11;. a flourishing 39 yr. nld uphol · Must sell. lmmac 4 br. Nr sfrry hu~inrs!I & attr. 2 hd· Adams & Magnolia. Cflll to rm. ('Ollai:r. 11 frrsh & niod· Sff'. 968-1454. em 2 bdrn1. ho nH' with lo.1ag- • SPANISH HACIENDA • ~1 ',',11,l f '" 1~1 ~·· ,,,, 962-4471 ( :::': 114 .. 1103 ..,,.....,...,...,...,..,....,.. FOR Sale by Owner, 4 BR, no lia trrr!I & p!rasant l'iur· REAL~~~TO='-"RS=~~~842-44Sli~.,.:. YOU SAVE BECAUSE IT'S bonus room & !am rm. 2800 roundl~s. lh1i11 for only CHAMPAGNE TASTE FOR DIRTY Th' fl 3 BR sq, ft, $50,000. 846-9001. S72,500 &: inti, all lhr f"Quip. Like Spanish exterK>r'l' Then you'll love tllis xlra •harp 3 BR home, Xtras inc crpts, drps, oov patio, water aoften· er. wllhr, dryr, refrig, pool table in fam nn, lu.11h ldscpg in front & rear yd, and cul· de-sac street. If you are: a lu.1111)' buyer, this may well be your lucky day. Thl11 i11 a new listing, and is list~ Pxclusively with Village ReaJ E1ta1e. Price la $37,500. Call today for appt, DG · • • · is ne • nH!nl , i:ood will & hu11inf'111. BEER BU ET .. , .3 BR, 2 BA, home needs cleaning lrvint lllLLI E ~lcCORMAC"I\; 2 BA, 28' rear living room A painting. Includes blt·lns, ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;! with fireplace, w a In u t FIA heat, king slz~ master REALTOR .,~,1·7j~J panelling&: custom built bar bdrm'•. Located on shady 5 BEDROOMS HARD-TO FIND- for tlle family who enjoys cul-dt-u.c 1treet. OoM! to ONE STORY Closf'·1n, rrmodrlrfl 3 bdnn, 2 living. $30,900. • . .All achool1 & &hopping. Below University Parle ' ' Par k ' ' hH!h l:Oll!'llo!I' on l.11:f'. R-2 Lot, Terms, Call SEYMOUR market •t $21,000, All home. Family rm., Atrium. Room !o :irtrl unirit, so1;i,ooo. REALTY, 847-1221 o r terms. Call SEY M 0 UR 2',i bathA; all beautifully & * 499·2~00 * 546-4212. REALTY, 8-47-1221 o r tastefully decorated, \\'ith 911.. .it~~ WALK to,BEACH 546-4212. many cu11tom Ir. bll·in ~; 1.£.\:l~ e 5 BEDROOMS e LUX,URY HOME featu,... V•ry • p • c I a I ~ ~ 2 story, all elec kit, fonnl home. Reall11UcRlly priced, ~~ = din. 22'xl6' family room, 2 This e:xecuUve home: has 4 INCLUOINC THE LAND. ,,,....._ .......... c- hreplaces, Intercom. New spaciou• bdrms, big family nn. Immaculate:! Thli tri· Laguna Nigut l I' painl, dbl gar, VA ap- pra.lsal $41,500. level features Parquet enlry, RE •L EST•TE b hardwood floors, l&e patio, BY O\VNER: Ocl'an vil'w, 11a!e t'a11y hea<'h 11cce$ii'1, 4 BR, 2 BA. fa m rm,, carpe'ls draper;, lnd5rpd . $67 . .100. 531·5111 ( ::1 531·5111 "' "' Y water toftener + other nice McVAY to have xtru. Priced to aeU 968-4450. ___ at only $41.950. Call A: .ee, "SINCE 1946" 496-6334 . 4 BR & $32,500 96~16.11. By O'Ntltt, trande:rred! MWJt 1st Western Bank Bldg. l.Lc'l;';clo;..:::l;:.•:;.lo _____ _ RUMPUS RM. ..11 boaut 3 BR, 2 BA, pool A truly fine home full of home. Auume $27,000 GI. many xtra reatures. Spot· \v:llh S3000 down. "Will carry le:gly c.ltan. Hai iarge rear 2nd or consider auto or yd inc block wall fence and hori;e trlr aa part down. patio slab. Rum pu8 rm is 846-4834. 22' x 24', all shag carpeted. OWNER leavintl'.. transfer. Lrg i.sland kitch bright and red, 4 bedrooms, family cheery.· Bedrms are crptd room, den, dininr room. too! Price $34,950, Only huge master bedroom, ttar Sl.700. down. c;au today, living, room, circ u lar I J driveway. No down. Terms available:, Brk, S 3 2. 5 O O, 531·5110 ( :::O:J 531·5110 _96_ .. _1.1_73• ___ _ OWNER lnnllmed, i bdrm GI NO DOWN + family rm., IUJ'l'Ollndod by 'oe«utitul trees, 4 Super sharp 4 ~rm ln best bedrooms, oversized masl:t'l' Fountain Valley are-•· bedroom, natural b r j ck Schools &: shopping Ate close fireplace, family room, din. tor convenience. Large 1850 Ing mi., built-In ra.rce. IQ ft home with huge )l'Al'd oven, dishwuher. Br k, compl fenced. Only $31,950. $:16,QXJ. 846--08>4. CALL for more details .;;.::.;.:c::....:.::._:c:,:.c_ __ _ 962-51\23 & 537·5642. COLLlNS $23,500. &. WA'ITS. 4 BR, 2l,i BA, eltc kltch, flrt'- pool A: c:lubhouae. Walk 10 OWNER murt sell Spanish Unlverslty Park, Irvine design. No down, tenns D1y1 552·7000 Nl9ht1 NOw 11 the t ime , •• available or take o'lf!r ex-To list your property. We :::iiy ~~e:~':nor ~~ ~ COOL cokFORT-~~~1ne~ua1i11ec1 cu~tomers bedrms., fa.mUy rm., dining • • can be yours in this .LIDO REAL TY · · b llt 1 I Jillie l ~ year old charmer. 3-v · i 1•-N nn .. u ·fll, s p ac ous "" Ill ''"'· .B. kitchen, archw1.y leads into 3 Bdrm~ .• 2 ba., air condlt· * •7J..7300 * ••· born Brk 128 500 km!ng A: sprinklers, all for --"'--,;;..;""':;,;-"'--ul'I:' e, • • · ELEGANT .. ~ .. _,,,, · only $31,500. ~ 1.-..1 oot~S<JUi, • UC\lroom & family room 1:!~~~ Bo:, 20~~~ny i red h1·11 ==s~~~2.~~tha & 2 fire- xtru, comer Joi. 19822 Car· bow mania Lane, E. of Brook· ' ' ®b lOW90Q Ja. h ' REALTY llNlCOA unt, N. a! Adams. $32,500. Univ, Park Center, Irvine 3416 Via Lido 675-4562 \lrol<er 547-63;4 pr ~~261. Call Anytime, 833-0820 M111 Verde Y, MILE FROM BEACH OUk• houn 8 AM 10 8 PM ;;,;.;;;;;;....;.;:.;:;;.... __ _ Clamming, surtln1, swim· 4 BR, lg 12x24 game l'O(tM, ming! 2 BR and den. SPECTAClJLAR unobstructed 1% ha, bltn kit., crpls, drp11, Mau:ive custom patio. 20' 180• view of entire v!'lley . water softener Incl. $34,700 Gourmet kitchen. Sh a g 140' front on view aide. 4 BR, c51i..c7...;·9ccl94:;_'"=_.,-__ _ thruout & loll of custom N·" •· built·ln! Cl nd 2 BA exec. home, Turtle ewport -•ch only 2~ e;~ co~u~a. Rock Hill!. 846-49.11 aft. 6 PM!.;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; $25,900. By own.r. 536-3645. Turtlerock • Bn, famUy BA YFRONT * CUSTOM HOME room &: atrium. Nr achools, park, pools. Prine only. $39,500. Owner. 83.l-1467 Open Dally. 1915 Bay11ide Dr .• the perff!Ct 3 BR. bay. front home . xlnt bes.ch, HARBOR VIEW PALERMO This braurlfully maintained hon11' hns JUsl gollt on the m11.rke!, 1111d ~'l"IU should !et It! The flrrorat1ng 11'1 ol the llnest quality. all don~ in !!Oft blur11 anrl grrt>nll. Lovr~y li&ht fi.'\IUl'f'!I, ex c r 11 ,. n I drapes and shade.!i doM Qy the Custom Shade and Drap- ery Shop of Corona dtl Mar1 and grl"af garden planting& with ou!do11r lighting, It will l(!l! qu!rkly • Sf'<' it! Call 675-7225. COLWELL PROPERTIES, INC REALTORS PARK & POOL Seldom ilvallahle, Park Lido townhouses. P a r k · l I k e ling pool. Charn1ing 2 BR. 2 Jtrounrl~ & 1·arrrrf'f' spark· Bt1 ., kit. bltn1, putio, dbl gar. s::o.:JOO. Or, a 3 BR. 21a ba. for $31 ,995. Highland Fling H11ve a f]ing In th\11 1p11.rkllng POOL. on HIRhland Or., in prime area. 4 BR, 2 ba. 4 family rm. Kl~chen bltn.a, sep. laundry rm., 11fne h'plc. All A·l lharp con· dlt.lo11. $44,000. CALL (i) ••f·2•t4 ,,,,.~. Nt•r Newport Po11 Ottlet FANT ASTTC dplx for sale on Balboa Penln. Huge 3 br owners apt 11'-IX'auHful new furn. $75.IXMJ F.P. Worth $&."J..$00.IXXH. 114 E. BAiboa . Blvd . 873-0S26 -OCEAN-.V~~IE~W~.-".;' DUP LEX . Brand new wood & gl••· huge. Only SRG.500. Davie_. Agni. 675-1972 d • y S; 675-7497 f'Vf'!I, : • 2 Lg duplexs, next door, ~; blk from ocean be::ac r $85,000 ea. Agt 673-8563. NEWPORT ESTATE l $94,!XMI. 5 RR , &. F.M. Ke , Schuh, Bkr, 64;).-0303. ' Newport H1fa ht1 -. . . ... 4 BR. VTC'TORIAN You must see this custom ed ma11terp!ece. 3 yrs old,;3 blks IO H1.r!xlr H I g t Owner-Ag! offers l1>rm1 ~ Imme<!. p:lll!I. s 4 9. 5 0 o~ 645-W. •: S1nt1 Ana ·: .. c & W pl, crpt,, drpr. Acctu to beach. REAL ESTATE by 'McVAY 4 Blocks from ocean. 3 &tnall BR, 2 BA, ahake root ' U• e:d brick frplc .. all bltins, ln modem ldtcti. L11""•.lleacll gre11,I swimming, an out· --------..;.1 lltandlng view ol all th• boats REDUCED $2500j In & out of the ha.rbor, See Xtra Jlharp 3 bfdrm 2 ba(ti Helen Anderson tit this lovely neRr Mac Arthur & BriM<it- TIBURON TOWNHOUSE RESALES. larwin really, inc. 968-44:05 (24 hr.11.) -Uke to trade! Our Tradu'• The: tutest dnlw tn -ihe wm Paradise oolwnn ta for you! ••• a Daily ~ Oualtied S Hnes, 5 dQS for 5 bucks. Ad . 642-5678. ROberls I Co. 9'2·5511 GREENBROOK RESALE.5 .larwtn real!)', inc. -124 Jn.) S@l'.t~}A-l&t.~s· The Punle with fh• 8uiff./1t Chuckle • Oiomond necklace, So.,. HUT A N I I I .I' I thing o girl 1tiek.1 - -out ~-c-R_Y_K_I_T_I '°'· O ~pl... rh1 dluckl• ~~~ j I I I' I by f1111119 .1n th1 lftlNino WOtd• • • • • • . YoU cltvelop frOl'l'I hp No. 3 btlow. PRINT NUMlER!D l!ITftS IN 7H!!f SOUAt!S I UNIQAMll! lflTUS I I I I ~~·~O~l~A~N~!W~!~t~~~-~~·-'·~ THE BEACH HOUSE home. Only 6 yrs new, oonvenietl$ Located in the rustic Seasldl!' to frwyi, major 1ho= VUJaae of So. l.aguM GORGEOUS and Oralla• County A' <THAT'S . WHERE ALL Spectacular view of the entire Hai fireplace, aunken tuh THE QUAINT • L I T T L E harbor A truly delwte 2 and all extru, Reduced fb REACH HOUSES ARE. BR 2· . $30,500, by 1n"iou' stD~ YOU KNOWl S 1 d d " · bath home w/lolldi1 who m*" help with CJ') · e c u e: O{ parking plu1 your own "V from the l&nt, by high ltlJ'aRt. Pltr &: •lip avail. cloalni ooi;ts. Hurry, ~ redW()Od fencil\i. 184 900 one won·t lut. CAt+ SprawUng rustic styled llv. ' • 962·~' 537-5642. COLJ.JNI nn .. hu VAULTED OPEN LINDA ISLE l W~TTS. ·! ~~A~E ~"T'~~SB ~ R~: BMUlilul ill'""1 hom• on th• c & w .:1 .. MASSIVE ADOBE BLOCK bay, all practiCll.lly new or TYPE FIREPLACE, from never llvl'd In, 4 A 5 BR .. Ooor to ctlllna. i..ae. plctuN' prlctd relllOnlbJY. Avail to [ is· window lhAI PRESENTLY ~anytime. --• HAS OCEAN VIEW. T'Nln . size bedroom w/attached batb. mun,\ Ill .\I'll Ill U I \ I \I'. f, • I ' Lona 1llley typt ldtchtn ln- cludu RANCE & OVEN, REFRIGERATOR. WASH· ER, &11 In matching color 21*-:-'5 aEririciOMS2/i' tones. This ch•rmlnr beach f'otm&I din., 3 ba.. New paint houae Is close to evtrythtna. In • out + new cirp, draPts, ntltrtd for only waUpa,l)tr, etc. $29,500 FUL L PR ICE Rfllly.•Sparkl.,!! i!!lllO. co~ETO~g~~~"' GEM ' MI SSION REAL TY 1610 IV. Coul Hwy., N.B. 1115 SO. COAST HWY, Rl:ALTORS - LAGUNA 156,900, Tee Lind. HArbot I!"-(7141 4,...7i1 View Home~ c.nn.I, 3 BR. Mobile HotnH For Solo ' 135' Contempo Mobllehqme ~ * Grand Oponl"8 *;; Set' Ora.nae County'• ntw ·n lumllhed modd niobUO home dltpl.9¥. Open dally, am-dulk, TPt Sut Dltai Frfowy to A very Pkwy di ' 28282 Camino Cl.plst l.t&llM NJ,ruel. 811.00J. : 111111 vacant and """ for * 64,,_7491 * ' poolsl"' y1rd. S~ ~ Cl tmmtd occ. Ca.11 to tte • =,,,:::..,,.-,,..-~,..<'--I q a 11 • S u b m I t you r 0wner1B1<r • 618-~. H:£:~"";f~~!,~ u.. ~~=· 5911 Storaeoo SCRAM-LITS ANSWllS IN CLASSIFICATION 100 ~..;;;...:..::c.==-~---·-----------~--------------- FR, lux. CTJ)fl, J)tt:m lot. tpmkln .. lndocpd, pr1nc oo- ly. Ownll' 114 !968, 6'B-UJ56 an)'tlm , lVC!'J& l Br MobUt boml!~ 13,m!. Seo S.J.$1tn, Biii ~ B .. ch, 'l'1l4 Ptclllc Cool! Hwy, N.B., 1 " 2U/33'1.ml « B-2llil 4pm I bAft.y 'llOT Wtd•Hday, J~ 26, 1972 ' ilo HomH For S.lo _,.,_ Lots for S1l1 171 Ho._ furnlshod 125 SAN JUAN CAPL'>TRANO Corona dol 'Mar L----------l~Ar.tt * HorNO.K. -... - JOO Hou1t1 Unfurn. Newport &e•ch ---• Kh Taln1e:w ~ob\lt BY O\VNER It 493-91R8 .....,, 12"40' mel>I skirtinll 4' a .. nlnp, Sp. 18, 21sl 6 Out of 5t1lo Pr011. 171 Tulttn, C.M. Slncle-1 . FamillH. 2 Br. Gar. Jo~t'nced,, }"\Im or Un/urn • Ront·A·Hou1t 979-1430 ~RCE 2 bdrm. turn w/frplc., $250. per month. ytly. Call f'Ye1. &73-7244. 3 Br, J S., den, tncd yrd, room tor boat or trlr. Av&.ll Aus. 1. U10/mn. f79..2242. THE BLUFFS ONE ·STORY I L1QUINTA HERMOSA lold New Concept Sl>anlah Country E•lat• u .. , 1n Levitt modular No,lc.x>. '4>4', 2 Bl\, 2 BA, cor Jot. ' Ocet.n btefoae. 0 w n r Public L1nd1 Auction in tho STATE OF FLORIDA 413-ml Newport llu<h a g a. 2 Jm,, pat.lo, lndscpd. Y~s. to1ne 1ovcmm,nt land ---------'· ~• ol"··• For 3 BDRM, 2 frplct, bar, rec room • pool. walk to IA now ~ng w1~. t 't t bllna, auto pr. door o~nt!f, lboppg. 165 mo. Jm, your oPIJOr uni Y 0 own • ao_tt watt.r. ie monlb, -..&46(. .. bit o( paradiie at a ~al avail. Sept lSth. &f&.52S.l El Toto J bedmom, 2 bath Derirn 1 HoJM. Vaant. lmmeditte 0ttupucy. 1 children O.K., but "° pt11. "60 a month. C.Wwell Propertlfis. Inc -· Llkt new l BR., 2 b&'a.; priv. patio. Move-In retdy, S315 Ptt month. FURNITURE RENTAL in& A Spaclou& Apll. Ter- n.ctd pool:. 1unken au BBQ. Unbelievable IJY1n1 - Only . 1 BR· FURN. $175 ALL UT!UTIES PAID 'i~ " Month to Month :Sf t,. * Wide SeJect~n-J. Styte-Cokr~ (4 bUct S. ot S&n Diego Frwy • lOx«> PILGRIM. $2,700. bara:ain. .Repl)" Natlona.I -. "25 Falrfu Or, C.M. Public Lands lnfonnatioll, \VATERFRONT dbc 3 br. 645-J3.'!5: M5-00t9 Strvlce, P.O. Box 14199, dplx, Gar., lndry, dock. Wash .• O.C, 2»$4, AvaJJ Stpt, 673-7881; (8051 637-8384 Coll. ------ &. ~. !}{(' • 1009'; Putchut Optloo t" '' rea ty • tt 'flour Dell very on Beach, 1 blk \Y. on Holt to 16211 Park.tide Lane.) 3 Huntl11cton .. b.~ ~~!,w,:;A~N::YT·IME~to . ~ ::iii!iil& %1 (:: ~7;:1 BR·2 BA· lttns-Xlnt -.~ ' -~ Bach<lor & 1 BR, patioo, ~ .1;• ~!:"' j !j] MR~':!,~~n, DtHrt, 174 \Valk -Bay or Bch • l Br mob hm. ·125, Utll pd, AIM> S105 h11e C.M. cond. Only $229. P'U' SZlO • Lido Jsle wattrtnmt ·S17 W 19th Qd 548-MBl trplc's, prlv. a: a r a 1e1 . mo. Agent 962-4f7.l or v"ry Ire. 1 Br. Util. pd. Zl5S N M 11 SA S4f.tl3l4 Dtvlded bath & lots of . . ~ . ! I 546-8103. $235' • 3 Br .. 2 Ba., frp]c., · an. closets. Rec hAll, pool & 11tudio w/car & patio. Bilboi Island pool tables, sauna baths. $2$5 • Nwpt Ha:hts 3 Br .. 2 See for )'Ourtell! 17301 WOODED % A-3 Bd cabin , C.mehry 122 000 Ront-A-Hou1t 979-1430 -~~~-,...,,~~=\Valk to Beach, Vacant 2 'Br. Lot1/Crypt1 156 OIALEi-·91•U 110,950 Hou1H Unlurn. --------I HOBBY SHOP· $69,000 i SITES. PACIFIC VIEW LAKE'FRONT Homff • .from Genaral 305 $135, Cpt/drp, bring kids! Renl·A·Hou1t 979-1430 Ba., gar .. yrd., deck. 3 blka · * DOCK & PIER * Ketlson Ln. 11 blk W. of bay! . • Channing 1 hr, furn apt, on Beach, 1 blk N. of Slater). NU-VIEW RENTALS N. Baylront. 1 oar gar. $.1.lO 842-7848 " MEM0111AL PARK. $36,500 --------~ 548-1961. Goctwins ALPINE Realty ; ,'Commorclat Box 1796. Bia: Bear Lake LARGE 4 BR. 2 bath. Fenc- ed corner lot. $300/month. ' CaJJ_ 545--2081. 673-4030 or · 494-3248 mo. lease. 673-4099. UPPER front 2 Br, overlook· HARBOR VIEW HOME -3 Bedrm., dining cQom. $395. mo. REALTOR,,&44-7270. BALBOA Island Hotel , ing lake park & beaut. Suites, llps 4. Rm1. Kitch. enclo1td patio & pool. tacll. l!y DafWk/Mo. 127 Mature cpl, no chldrri or Agate. 615-3613. pets. Sl.59. 1035 12th SI. • (n4) 866-75JJ : • Proporty 158 Eves (2131 448-5.176 lrvlne ' -=~·~-'--~~~-• .. INCOAiES on C1 proper· LOT lh famoUJ Lake H&vuu, , · ty Owner wlU con1ider iO% home of the world famo111 ~.' ··do·wn and help with tlnanc-London Bridge. Located Hou111* Apll •. 'ti' 141·0111 * l BR. 2 Ba., tam. rm ••• .$325 2 BR, 2 ba. Oiblee! •••• $.100 2 Br. U» mo yrly. No ·"536--_:JG_~_z. _____ _ pets/no children. Avail AUi HUNTINGTON Gard@ n 1 l . 673-6900, 673-5829. Apt~. Heil at Bolsa Chica. A'ITRACTIVE winter rental, ~1323. ,Com~. • See 2 BR, 2 BA, ;~ blk bay. $175 what you re m1SSIJlg. Fr. " ;ina close to all schools le city, \VE)IA VE OTHERS <I .Ul_VE_L_Y-ne_w_5_B_r_ho_m_e_in : •; (ALL ANYTIME $9000 or u•ill trade for Costa ~: ""-ma Eve &38-906S Mesa or Newport Beach in· :: ,,_.. or • · come prop. 644-4687. $1 Ht • QUIET Retreat! Furn Studio. All utiJ pd. Choice • • • '· Lachenmyer Rl''<1ltor location 2 Lots, secluded $2,450 * Moonridge cabin $15,750 $12.S ·YEARLY at the Beach! Lakeside cllbln $35.000 Avail now. Jd eal lor ainales. "SINCE 1946" , Call 866-4641 or write; * : 1 '.=*=::;F::;O::;R=:S~A~L~E~*,---Spencer Real Estate, P. O. $150 ·MOVE Today! 2 Br. w/ t .~.650 Sq. ft. Jot • Laguna Box 2828, Bia: Bear Lake, earaae. Stove, retrig. Child/ · ~ear Forest & Third St. 1.:C=al:::ll::.. -------pet ok. 1.st' Weatern Bank Bldg. University Park, Irvine Doy1 552-7000 Nights ; • Ideal for d 1114 * ; professional or retail bldg. Real Estate Wint• $170 • SECLUfi!:n 2 Sr on lrJ: REALONOM1cs. BROKER We Have Buye-Jot. CTJ>t!dtps, gar: VA· • ' * 675-6700 * '• CANT! ~ For pract ically any type of * CANNERY VILLAGE Lea:~e properties ln thE-Corona del $.175 • BALBOA hlMd. 2 Br. 2 BR. house $300 mo. + ut1l Mar arell • private home!, 2 Ba. AU furn. Avail 9/11. wiEST, Agent 675·2723 dupl<'x:, or larg<'r or com-* • C-2, 2068-2070 Newport mercial, as we.II a.~.vacant $225 ·OCEAN Breez~! 3 Br, , SJ\'d, CM, 100'x315'. Prlnci-Jots. WUh our f1nanc1a\ con-2 Ba, frplc, bltns, fenced for 1 .pals ,only, Ph. 642-U21. nectiohs we can ohtain loan11 kidt/J)f't. for these buyen that will LANDLORDS! 4 BR., ..2~ ba, •••••••••• $365 3 BR., 2 baths •• , . $335/340 3 BR, 2';t bat.hi! ••• , .••• $350 Ired hill REALTY Univ. Park Center, Jrvine Call Anytime 833--0820 Office hours 8 AM to 8 PM COnclominlum1 allow you to receive au cash Do you have a vacancy? We 4,•rT.!AH_~•Y-C·-·R,.IED. 160 ac""au ;,'/7225air.markct prices. can fill it. Many de11irable L•gu'n1 Buch .,. .r tenants on our wailing lisf. $175 • CHARMING 1 Br. WHEN THcy LEFT Absolutoty NO CHARGE. h N •• Qui ,. BE se.. o. enu, et & ! But much u tht'y bated to ACON RENTALS ~eluded. , leave tht'a luscious 3 bdrm.. * 645-0l 11 * $215 . Lrg. 2 Br. in dplex. New • 211 ba Tiburoh townhouse. LANDLORDS! crpl/drp" Gar. Bal. Vu. they were transferred & $250 ·200' ocean. Dix 2 Br. they are gone! Now I-=~---~-.,-.,,,, We Specialize 1n Newport apt. All features + Pool. de~ation priced "t e PVT ply wants 3 or 4 BR Beach e Corona del Mar e NU-VIEW RENTALS $l2.950. 1t1~ in now. home. Call H~, 833-1129 & Laguna, Our Rental &o:t" 673-4030 or 4!»-3248 l1rwln r••lty inc. \\•kdy11; cves °' "'knds vice ls FREE to Your Try ....,0 .tAni:. l2<t hrs) 642-2312. Nu.View! 4 BR, 2 Bath, fam rm home. ~~, :/~~~~~~~~~ NU VIE REN Deck w/.18£1' canyt>n view, FOR Sale or Rent·LagUno • W TALS Jenced yrd, Newly Sch., \Vest 9 Condo. 3 BR, 21 II • ) 3 673"4030 or &1:·3248 decorated. No 1ma11 BA. By owner. 644-7917 financial _ SPOTLESS! children. 494-7007. eves. I ~;;;;;;~~-bdrms 2 bath!! -dining ~7::.:::""'°".;;.:.~.,-"""°' I ~::::'.:-~-----.166,,.-11 room, family room _ one \Valk lo \Vlr. 2 Br. Den. Frpl, lntom• Property mile from ocean and near bllns, ull pd, Kkls/pe\~. r:;.;.;~Ni!i~BftU~ Busints• Rent·A-Houst 979-1430 .e, ........ 111 Opportunity 200 Newport Bl'och. Adu I t' ------UDl9 1-.::.::!:.::.:..:.:;.:;-0,____ prcfcl'MJ<I. No JX'l~ please. Laguna Hills INCOME HOMES CAPISTRANO Unified School $Z'l!!.00 mo. Call 546-3M!I. •NEW D\1PLEXES $4..\,950 District ,11ill accept "Tillen BRAND new Harbor Vlew NEW 3 BR, 2 Balhll $250 mo. 4-NEW TRIPLEXES $67,950 applications for Brokt'r of home, 3 BR., nr:ar pool. $425 ~ .... ·ne~~~.e!~000644_~5~~ n • f3faUt. new ·2 & 3 BR units. Record on the Group Medi· per month 1 n c I u d In g 151 ~. !Jay St., Costa 1\1'csa. cal lnsurancl' Program until gardener. 644-1791. Newport Be•ch COmple. 8/1, Ph: 64.2-4837. August 4, 1972. Anyone wish· Balboa lsllnd h. ·1· e VACATION \'r. Round . 2 DANA HARBOR ing to apply for l 111 posi ion D. t l t p Br on beach, Kids ok, Yrly. j INCOME HOMES U•'EW) should call the is r c er-2 BR. hse. sleps to water. 4.Plexea .• $66.950 to $71,950 sonn<'l Office 496-1215 for a $275/mo. yrly. Avail Sept. 1150. · • 15., 500 preliminary questionnaire. Also summer rent a J s ALA R•ntals • 645-3900 ~-··············· 67"" $132 500 Please do not request a per· :M.i.177. 8 Units ............ , 1. ·' ~azar al La Cresta, Dana sonal appointmt-nt nt t ns Balboa Penln1ul1 , Pt WEBB (Bkr.) 6424g.17 tin1e, Preliminary 11.pplira- 1 • " tioo11 \viii be reviewed & On the Pt, Oceanfront 2 Br, : SI.NEWPORT .BEACH* evaluatM on the follo\ving 2 Ba, $275, has everything. • • Luxurioull Q[fice Bldg. crilrrla: Kids. ~.000 Down. Prime loca· 1. 'fethnical capabiJH y Rent-A-Hquse 979..&430 tion. 30,000 Sq. Ft .. steel & 2. Ex(X'r in en1ploye bt:-nefl!s i ma!Onary construction. :l. Slarr Corona dtl Mar ~errltl Properties 640-0330 4. EXl>f'r in \vorking "·ith ** DUPLEX BRAND ·(ai) 2 BR·Deluxc Bldg. · 6 school distrirt11 & other NEW. Huge dlx owner's f!tnOS old E/side C.M. Prin· puhlic agencies or priva!e unit. 3 BR., 3 BA., ,eipals only. 642·1121. firms. FiN'place, bltlns, 1800 sq. ft, 1 SY 0,vner duplex 1 yr old 5. Location + 3 decks w/view of bay, ' ~Capistrano Beach, $50.000. The best qualifil'.'d applirants ocean, & hill!~. Walk to heh ' :or trade for lot. 5.16--0346. i11ilJ be contacted withi n A. & shopping. 1 yr lse. $395. . sho11 lime af!er receipt of Refs. required. 67!Hi900. IJidu1trf1) Property 168 application. ~c.._---~~--~ $220 • 2 Br. over gar. Stove, Bakery ••...• 111hls!e, retail refrig., crpt/drps, privacy. Good for one user. 8.124 ac.rcs Fish & ('hips-.......... good $225 • 2 Br. hse. "'/frplc, e 1~100 Lovely • 2 Br, 2 Ba, w/frplc, cpt/drps, encl 1ar. S:J65. ALA Rentals e 645-3900 SIM HB ........... •• ····•· e BELfEVE! 1 Br w/11:1v, crpl!!, drps, carport. Child ok. $114. ALA Rentalt e 645-3900 e BLOCK to Bch! 1 Br. all fum. w/carport, all util pd $130, ALA Ront1l1 e 645-39Cio 304 CM ................ . • E /SIDE 2 Br. S!ove, crpts, drp!!, gar. Encl yrd for kids Ir pet, $170, ALA Ronl•I• e 645-39Cio 'Harb Vw Hm1, Close to schls, bch k shops . Clbhse/pool, $550 mo/Uie. 6'4-<807. SUPER Harbor View rental 3 BR, shag erpt, 3 doors from pool & park. Club priv. Gardener·. $475. 644-5569. Y~X 2 BR, loot yro, dbl aar. No pets. $260/Mo. f73-095T Evea Ir wknds. HARBOR VIEW HOME~2 &: Den or 3 BR. $380. Lse. or mo. to mo. 645-~. 320 Huntl.,.ton Be•<h 2 BR. condo. Ad\Jlt11 only. Incl. relria:, wa11her. dryt:t. Years leaM S 2 0 0 Imo. Adams & Brookhursl. 644-5996 or 968-2290. Condo. Furn. or Unfurn. N•wport h•ch 325 * ******* * BRANO NEW * Condo home w/boat slip Summer. of' leases avail. 4401 W. Coast Hi~hway * Coll: 675-6820 * Dupl•x•1, Fum. ?r Unfum. 355 Huntington Be•ch 3 BR, l 1i: BA, Frplc. Blln~. Dbl garage. Private patio. 2 Pools. Close to beach. $2."'lO/Mo. Ph. 536-7382. Duplexes Unfurn. 350 Corona d•I Mar mo. !2131 698-3021. $ 120-$l40. l•lbo• Peninsul• APT. Poolside . Spack>u1 Bun&alow. Pvt. patlo, $150. PENIN Pt. Ire '1 br, w/w mo. to right ad u I ts . crpt, pvt patio, Yrly lse. 84fr1323. Utll incld. No pe!s. Single or e=-"'LR=G'° .. -.,,2-B=R,_,B,_u_ng_alo~w cp.1 only, $195. Avail 7/1. 1500 Apt. 4 Garden..", 6 pools. M1ramar, Balboll, Down-Saunas. Hot Jacuzzis. Ten· stairs unit. 673-0ID. nls courtA. $190. 846-0259. e $45 \VK & Up-On Ocean FREE UTILITIES.Furn 1 BR Lovely Bach-1 Br. · Rooms apt neu heach Pool $135 MaKI Service.Pool.Util Pd up 536-Jm/536-7282' · • Call 675-8740 • ' . . Corona del Mar Laguna Beach V.pts. Fum. Costa M1s1 • \VINTER RENTALS • * $lO· WEEK & UP * 1, 2, 3, 4 BR. Resen•e Now! I ABBEY REALTY 642-J8S(l • Studio & BR Apls e TV 1: Maid Service Avail 2 BDRM, 2 BA, or 1 BR, 1 e Phone Service-Htd Pool BA. 2 blks to beach. Yrly e Children I: Pet section S300 &. $250. 673-4430. 2376 Ntwport Blvd, CM * 1A Blk Bay & Beach. 1 lrg, 548-9755 or 645-3967 BR, ha. & refrig., $125. 2 This Ad Worth S5 on Rent Br., apt., $26."i. 675-4600. $135 mo. Deluxe, mobile S.n Clemente home. Nice patio, Comp. furn W/W carpels Mature 1135.00 FURN OCEAN VU cou~le, no pet11. P~derosa APT. 3 LG RMS, PARKING Mobile Est. 1991 Newport * ADULTS 49Z.1209 * Blvd. 646-8373, Apt. Unfurn. 365 $13S-mo dlx mob hm w/ Balboa Penlnsul1 screen porch, comp! furn.I :-:°"'"'",.......,.. ____ _ htpOOI , adlt cpl. no pell!. 4 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 yr lease, inclds Season's 2359 Newport , ~le, din rm, 3 balconiE'IS, I 548-6332. hick frnm bay & ocean. Aug 1 Br furn. Hamilton/near llll occup. 644-4161 dys; Harbor. Lots or privacy for ~'77>-~2306=-"-'-'·~~---l single person. 1115 per mo. 5 NEW unit~. 4-07 Hllrdhig. 675-1373. Occupancy early Aug. 2 BR NEW Duplex-Upper 2 Br, 2 Ba, frplc, dshwbr, displ. Dbl OVtll. Deck. Crpt'd. Drp'd. Adult!!. No pets. Ref's. Req'd. $250. 675-7977. 2 BR. Very clean. Adults. l 1,'1 Ba. 1235 mo. Lease. Steady peorile only, no 548-3607 or 54g..7553, Huntl.,.ton Be•ch DELUXE 2 BR, cov patio. New drps, crpts, bltns, dbl gar., lovely private lrounds. Water 4 gardener pd. Responsible married couple (Adults) $165 no peU. 842-3276. $165. 2 Br. cpl, drps. See after 6 pm 309 "A" Lincoln children or pets. 364' 16th 2 Br, 11,4 Ba, patio, balcony, Place, Apt B, CM 64;;.42&5. 315 E. Bay. $225 monthly on 1 &: 2 BR.. Pool. $140 Up. yrly ~case. Inquire at Apt C. Unfurn avl. Children's sect. 673-1.121 or 548-'m'J.. ELM GARDENS Aptii;, 177 Corona dal Mar E .· 22nd St. CM. 642-3645. , ll'S S/ I 1 BR apt, $175. mo. 1 Br lrK $140 • . · · poo · ~ail August 1, lease. Adlts only, 1de11.I for Call 644-Sm bachelors, 1993 Church, CMl=c==--~~-~~ 548-9633. PRIME area-2 blkA to heh. VERY N tr B d Ix lrg 2 Br, 2 Ba. Avail Aug. 7. i.oned M·l in Orange, East Liquor stores .•• , .• cocktails rl hlld/ t Ea gar., yr , c pe . of Angel Stadium, sy a~ $39.1. 3 Br .. 3 Ba. frpl., bltns, ~to all freeways and wil HOLLAND Bus. Sales 3 decks. VIF.W! fb~ut proposed ~rangt' Free· 645-4170 NU·VIEW RENTALS ;iv;ay and be minutes to on , --·-~-~ 67l-40.10 or 494-3248 ,Ani:I oft ran1ps on Orange· Bu11nass Wanted 210 ;i· $32 500 Sl1ARP & clean. J Bdrtn., 2 ..... ;ooc1. Price ' per ,.~LO\VER 11hop, Ora: Cnty ba1h house, top 90Uth or . a~e. For further Inform•. -<1rca. $100.000 or niore -J Loo H"'Y· location, $350 per tjon, please call Ha nils ~ros,<;, Adams, ( 2 1 3 ) nionth. Call Mr. Bally, w,tfh 345--07l1. i~khoff & Assoc., Inc. ---------673·8550. Agent. •Spacious. 3 Br, w/l~ Bll. Stove, crpts/drps, encl yrd. for kids. $170. ALA Rtnt•I• e 645-3900 :105 Cl\f ••••••••••••••••. e UNBELJEV ABLE! 1 Br dplx, all furn. All util pd . Sml child & pt't ok, w/yrd. $85. ALA Rent1ls e 645-3900 QUICK ·CASH THROUGH A DAILY .PILOT THROUGH A Qu. t •· "" b r. Adplt . _N-:oC:-pe_t_s. 7 6_7l--093 __ 7,,_6_'15-4~. _87~3. IC , ~p. y gar. U S ;;- over 30, no pets, 543-1021. 2 BR. unrurn. crpts, drps, & sundeck. 2\,2 blks to Beach. 2 Br, carport, very quiet & $265/mo, 673-3828 private. No pets. Adlt& only.1---------- Util pct Nr. 17th & Irvine. $150. 642-0.538. 1 BR, U25, Studii;is $115. No children or pelA. 2135 Elden Ave. See Mgr. Apt. 6, 2BR, partly furn. Nr 1hop8. Older child OK, $135. M&-:l6:1'1. 541·2621 Money to Loan 240 Cost1 Mes• li'~ ........ '11 ,.',.'k"",.',. 2 ,."',.',. 21 ... 9 ' .. 10 .. 1lst TD Loans .. Industrial Users , Moving your 11hU1! lo Orange 6•!4 % INTEREST .0>tm1y?canour1'vcs1m'"' 2nd JD Loans DfVision and \\'C \\•ill Lotatc yOu in the bcost arc11. for your Lo11,cst Mite!'! Oranjte Co, busineS!li. Call &M>-1600. "WE BUY TD'S" 1-0 THE REAL '"'\.. ESTATERS I ' " t r-.•: 1..:====;=== SELL or trade your vacant M-1 on leased M·l bldg!':, ~lllva.n, Broker 5'1()-4429 ~ ... ,.,. S•1• 170 Sattlor Mtg. Co. 642-2171 545-0611 Serving Hubor ttrell 21 yrs. \VE make loan!! on proptrfy. Also buy TD's, McClure, Bkr. 492·113.12 or 492-0424. ]~ * ONE ACRE *I "°"'"~«Riii! !atside R·2 Zonlng. 2 older nOmes on lot. Ohe ot the Houses Furn11Md 300 few mna.ining Jarae J>ll retls. ---------Tem11c ttt.yJ CaJJ now • G•n1r1I Ill-Im. $55,900. Ill! • South Lag. 1 Br. UtU. lit. Child/pet ok. $175 • £/Side. Altrac. 1 Br. hse, gar, )'f'd,, pttlo, pool. $220 • CdM, 2 Br over gar . 3 BR, garage, Newly decoratf!ti. Drp~. Sh a g crpl'g. Huge fenced yard. Quiet residential 1 1 r ~et, Close lo shop'Jt, schl~ A: beaches. $22.i/mo. 9 6 O Linden Pl, C.M. Unrurn 2 BR. Crpt's. Single garag~. 2 srril children ok. No pets. Must have ret's. $150 mo. + $75 dep. 646-5637 alter 5 p.m. 1 BR, ~· LR. 11hag w/w. tile BA, patkl $120. Sept. 1Jt. Wanted : Retiree, apt. mgr., ~xper, 2 days ,,e:r mo. mgr. away. 5-t~Jim art 6 pm. 2 en houJe, crptr, drpll, p _r., SlS.i month. 2 S m a 11 children, no pet11. 646-5928. ~77 Walla.Rt, Apt 6, CM. 4 BR, 2 sty $300/mo. AvaU now, Drive by J 13 8 Killarney Ln, Call Jim at 64!H04Q. 1J>11g Hail"I • S111J1 . Studentt Cpls. l'\<t hm $111!1 Uttl JHI. Ront·A·Hou1t 97'-NJG :Omu~21 . ~ Qutet ~ prlvaH'. 3 br, lam rm, ~IHns. S2'$. NU-VIEW RENTALS l•l • l•lt mo nnt, A cltu· 61MO)l or 494-3248 tna del'Ollt. S40-~~1. "'-Arch Bdo. Ills., Any ds; b the BES!' DAY lo $23.l. i BR. 3 8!. trplc, Llbtt. P<lV. Pll'· llow~s. tun M 1d! Don't de14Y • • • patio, BBQ. IM&-109! diYI, m: m-m '-931-$855. caU today ~78. 89)..0713 evts. \ e BUDGET Boo!ler! 1 Br, 11:tove, <.Tf>l/drf)lt, refrll avl. Child/pet fine. 1115. ALA Ront1l1 e 645-3900 WANT AD 842-5871 . 1 $145 . Nicely furn. l & 2 BR. Trailers. Adults only, 132 w. \V,,ilson, C.M, 645-4530. The DAILY Pl[OT ORANGE COAST'S leading Marketplace l • YOURSELF (You're Not Dreaming) B~t You Con PINCH YOUR PENNIES with a PILOT PENNY PINCHER Classified Ad 3 LINES 2 TIM·ES Any Item Priced 150. or Less (If more thin •n• ltom, th• comblnod total c1nnot ucHCI $50.) • 642-5678 I I I • I I I I I I II PILllT-ADYEtmS[R Wtdfttsdai, JI/~ 26, 1972 - Garclonl ... Nowport Boach 5751------~--.... < • WANT Nice lemale room-orot..LY IJCENSEl>O 1--,00--E:RES' ....... _,.IED---IN_A_ AL'S GARDENING VERSAILLES mat• ta ahar<r modttn 2 BR. Renowned Hindu Spir!tuali.t. R£AL ESTATE CAREER• foe pnl"'btc A •ma I I 365 Apt. Unlum. GI p.,._11 365 Rontals to SINtre D~ILY PILOT Dralnt uncloWd -$1.$0 Stwt:r tlne to 100' • $15. VIUA MARSEILLES SPACIOUS I I 2 BEDROOM APT. $175 ChUd,.n Walcome Now Family Apts. ExecutJv~ Apartments •PL 1 blk. b'ont btach on Spiritual Rc!ti.dinp almi (n4J ftt8..US2 ' tandse•p!ns aervtcu, call Overlooking Newport Beach. Ball;io& Peninsula.. AvaU. d&Uy. 10 AM.J.OPM. Advlce Acadtrny RMI Estate 541)..5198 evet. St t Y t n & Spectaculnr vlews. Lu.xury. now lhru 9/9~ at wJnter elven on aU matters. 1 can Contract A Ins. School Nowport, CdM, C:O.ta Mesa, * ~2502 * -,.,-e ""PLUMB"-,l'"'NG=--e~1 Tmtall· Remodel-Repair Furnl1hocl I Unfurnished Modell open 9 to 8. On Hot-rates. $97.50. 615-1833 t\'et. b'lp YoU. !25 O.kl No.'N"'Pt Bl. NB Dover Sboret. WtstclW. Free E1~ Uc. 5is-8'!72 Adult Livi"' . Dlshwasher~r coordinated ,appliances • ·Plulh shag cueet • mirrored wargrobe doors- lndirec~ lighting In kitchen • bl'e4krast bar • huge private fenced patio • plush landacap- ing • brick Bar-be-Ques • large )leated pools & lanai Air condltioninJ(. 2 Bdrm. Color Coord. TENNIS CRT,, PU'M'!NG GREEN, POOll, BAR·B-Q'• pttal Rd. ott· Newport Blvd. G11rat:1•• for Rent 435 1l2 N. El Ctm1no Rul tu:. F.duef.Uon Slnc~ 1964 FOR Unfq!le Penonallled Rooting CR1LD PLAY AREA DAY CARE CENTER 3 STORY REC. BLDG., me. or Superklr Ave, San Clemente LandJal>tnc A fUll n18iint., . 1 GARAGE, clooed, SINGLE. &mil or 4~ IE AN Do aa Bl"\aiJ CUnnln&hAm 2 llR-Vpper, I> Blocks to $25 month. 109 ''A''· WANT to meet an Old •·1d t•a'ESTIGATOR d" ll J C Elm the ocea.n, ~ blk kl ba.y. Oearbrook Lane, Co • ta pt> ,.... . """' ca M\el . er, AvaU. Aug. 1. $225/mo. MeA Sq\lan! Foggey! Don't call Reeorded Message Ttlls Howl:i":~=7=662=,'==,..-.,,,.---.-Ytarly. G~. • me. If YoU are cute, petite C.11 Toll Free PROFESSIONAL tree work, e T. Gl!Y Roottnr. Deal Direct. I do niy own work. ~80. 548-9590. 3101 So. Brl1tol St., Santa Ana 557-1200 GYM • PARTY RMS. DESIGNED FOR THE GROWING FAMILY SEE FURN. MODELS GARAGES for ~nt. and want kl meet a recently (I) aoo..426-0232 pr u n l n g, tr Imm Ing, Apt1., U lu 370 1959 Maple Ave, Mgr No. 5 divorced, nice loo le l n a: spraylna, • a pr t 0 k I er 1 . LEE Roofing Co. Roofing all types. RC!cover, repair:s. themm t'OO! con.tings, white & coklr. Ll<ibonded, oloCe 1947. Frt!e est. ~7222. . COLDWELL, BANKER I CO. Furn. or n rn. * eoeta Mesa * alncere bachelor 38 wllh Landscaping, c 1 ea nu p . Co1ta MeN * CLOSED GARAGES FOR own home, call 546-2()45 • [ Jezl Georae ~ MANAGING AGENT STORAGE. $25/mci. 2135 moms or alter !:!ll. ..,..., and R._ L_ ~ SPENCER'S La~n Service! 6'1()1. WARNER AVE. Apt. IJnfurn. 365 Apt. Unfum. 365 (Corner Warner & Edwards) Project of Urb1netics IN!81iBAU 20 Elden Ave., Apt 6, C.M. ?ALM & CARD READINGS Free est. Lawn care, . WANTED: Garage Io r Advice & belp In many mat· cleanup•. Reaa. 548-5213. Sewlng/Alterailons SEWlNG-:0E5iGNING ,,.-~.-,~~~~-1 ~~~-co ...... del Mar Costa Mesa Sparkling New Adult Apts. sto .... -.. Jndetlnlte period:. ters. 1 free question ans, Adel-A-Room . -· I' .... ,.a~~ • ~ ON 'TEN ACRES -·-e 1 BR-Unlurn $160. ·-~ over phone. Receive tull life , General S1rv1ce1 f.ll•n/WonH1n. Reru1. Rates S10 min. Call 846-7450 $235 e l BR-tum $190. C.M.•N.B. 642-$57. -d'-for $3 w/ad (21S) Remodcllng, PaUO., Roots,.l---------- 1111,, a .... uig • • lJe .t Bonded Goo<h I ._ JACKSON • The ~fagtclan 45 NEW NEW NEW . CllILDREN WELCOME e 2 BR, 111 BA Unfum $210. Offlco Rontal ...,. 69<-1350. Fully Uc. La : · v n • min. of spell binding magic • 2 BR, l BA Fum $225. ESK Jlabra. Call for appt. San, 846-3708 or 847-.837'.4. f ch 'ldre · $8 VILLA PAULA BRAND NEW FAMILY Private patiO!I, lush forest n ""~~r:.i,.: PROBLEM ~nancy. Con-\abyslttlng 4~. "' partles, · Altarallon~2-5845 Neat, accurate. 20 yeara exp. JUSI' FINISHED Famille1 Welcome l (10 2 BR, 2 FULL BA ) ONLY 1 APT. LEFT e Special cablnet sPace e Lock garages w Ilg stor TOWNHOUSE APTS. oetting. Carports, gas paid. ,mo, 15" w.,._m A--·~·-servt-lident 'y mp at bet I cr .... -------1.7.~~,._...,...-,,--..,.-Tila ••• E 20tJ St. CM uo •137 '"'""" ._.. .... . • YOUNG Set School Open 7 HOME Repairs. Carpentry. 3 BEDRMS, +FAMILY, .u.<t -' l ' ,i 'iJ'UrV • aVallable. 1'187S1JeAch BJvd. ~regnancy ooun3eling. Abor-da,ys, 6AM·7:30~I. Prof. painting, ceni~nt, remodel, CERAM--IC--,-11-e -..,.--& 2 BA. TENNIS CT., FA:!ULOUS 2 BR. Huntin~n Beach. 642--4321 ~. ~~~~ ref· leache.rs. Reglsler OO\\' tor ' etc. Bob, ~"6. remodel. F1·ec est. Small PUTI'ING GREEN, $130 Up. Furn/Unfurn BAY VIEW OFFICES rest ot Sununer & Fall. S20 Hauling jotis welcome. 536-2~26. POOL, eAft-B-Q's You WOll't find a larger, Deluxe, air-Conditioned PALM CARDS I: SPIRITUAL WkJ.y. Ages 21i-6. 646-3706. 1:..:=='------I °"cER=AMl=~c~T~il~e-, ~K~ttc~h-e-.,, CHIL ") PLAY AREA ntc:er apt for less. beaut. Redecorated'. Lido areq. READINGS. Bring ad for re-TREE & large-p I :t n t DAY CARE CENTER garden area, patios. Quiet Realonomlca, Bkr. 675-6700 duction, 10831 Beach \)lvd .. Ca rpet Service removal. R o t o 1 1111 n g , Baths, 'Entrys. C u s t 0 m lllJ!!!!!!!~~I)!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!~ 1 • Bm celJ • Lndry & Patios 2 BR. Pool. Some views. e D/W·Di.sposal e Drapes Apts. tUrD./unfurn. Lea8e ~plact.s I prlv. p&Hoa. Pools Tennis Contnt'l Bk:fst. 900 Sea Lane, CdM 644·2611 MacArthur nr Coast Hwy) St 1 Wtlrk. Reas, Glen, Si!S-7263. 3 STORY REC. BLD. INCL. dead-end street, just So~ of DESK space avllllable $S0 ant~n. ml !!IOl!th of JOHN'S Carpet & Upholstery rt"novaling. Yard cleanups. Gn{ A PARTY RMS. Newport Ave. Adults, no mo. Will provide furniture Knott• Fatm. 52'1'-3406. Ori-Shampoo tr ee Sc~ll'h· Move & Haul. Call M&T DESIGNED FOR THE pets. 2020 Fullerton Ave., at.SS mo. Answering service ALCOHOIJCS Anonymous. guard !Soil Rctardants).r...c642-c,,_l~<03c..=~----Em mJi I i "I'reir beach. $210 • Deep 2 color shag cpts AGJ::NT 644-4848 e Special 90Ulldprooting GROWING FAMILY C.M. (Just E. ot Bay) available. 222 Forest Aw, Pbone 542.-.7217 or write Degreasers & all color \V EEK EN 0 IE v en ing ~...... . ~ e Nr, San Diego Frwy, Har- Cotti Miu bor Blvd & scbools. GAS Heat, Ga.a Cooking and WATER -All paJd. Month to Month $180 SEE FURN. MO{>ELS 642-8690. Lti,guna Beach. f94..M66 P .O. Box 1223, Costa Mesa. brightencl's ,f.t 10 n1lnulc l\1overs-La~<' truck, po\\'Cf' ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.::iiii: I 6.a I WARNER AVE. * l BR, CPI', DRPS , FNCD OFFICE Space, 444 Old Soci•I Clubs 535 bleach for while carpets. lift. Dolly, ririver & Ju•ll)('r • (Comer Warner & Edwards) YD. $85 le $150. 545-1657. Newport Blvd., 3 blk! No. Of · Save your money by saving $1$ J*'f' hr. 545-2886. Job Wanted, Female 7ct2 -·GOOD TYPIST·~ Wiii do your typing at hor home, Wiii rickyp and deliver loca H.B., F.V., West, 75c per pg. or will work by hour call !M7-3095. HARBOR GREENS Furnished I Unlurnl1hed From $120 to $215 mo Baeholora • I Bdrm• 2 Bdrm• • 3 Bdrm1 IY, or 2 Full Baths MMter 11.ze bedrooms w/ high beam ceilings, large living room w/ps or wood burning fireplace. ConVen!,eJ\t laundry area Oft kitchen. Enclosed pa~ tlOs. 2 awimlrilng pool&, sauna, recreation faclll· ties. Security guard. Models Opon 'Ill 9 pm. 2700 Peterson Way, CM nr Horbor Blvd I Adami 546-5025 ORLEANS OR ELSE! That'• what a lady £aid to her husband the moment she saw the elegant lay-out at the Orl&&nS, \Vell~b lished garden • pool living just a lharly !troll from bandy and po1h shopping. * 2-3 bedrooms, 2 bath5 t Living room with firtoplacc, gliding wall to pTh•ate . patlo * Ceramic kitchen, buiJt.Jns, laundry room, enormous cloaeta, Nothing else like it • • from $195, THE ORLEANS 1741 Tustin Mrs. Thompson 642-4641 622 Hamilton, CM See Mgr-Mr. A Mrs. Hoban 541-2062 DE°LUXE APARTMENTS Air Cond -Frplc's -3 Swim· ming Pools -Health Spa - Tennis Courts • Game and Billiard Room. 1 BR. From $160 1 BR. & Den From $180 MEDITERRANEAN VILl:AGE 2400 HarbOr Blvd., C.M. (n4) 557-8020 RENTAL OFFICE OPEN 10 AM to 6 PM LIVE IN A GARDEN and ~njoy privacy, luxury and security· at a price you can afford. * 1500 sq. ft. of living * 2 01• 3 bedrooms, 2 baths * Fireplace, patio, garage * Pool and putting Yours row, from $l9S, Come ""'' THE VENDOME Project of Urbanet_ics Huntington Beadt Hwy l . 300 aq. ft. $95/mo. F{ND YOURSELF me exh-it trips .. Will "lean YARD, .b'llrnge cleanups. 548-5300 IN SOMEONE EL.SE. living ~.. dining rm . ",\ RenlOve trePs, dirt. ivy, 2 BR 2 BA $159 lBR, Crpt" drape" bltns, 1 MEDICAL Ofc, 850 ••·ft, & DISCOVER ball $b. Any "'.'· _17.50, Driveway,, grading, ' ' • blk to shopping center, Sml equip avail. Fashion Island. DISCOVERY couch $10. Chair $5. 1:1 yrs. 847-21666. Pool &: 5 min to beach, t ok 1'131 Elli A 1 D 114/835-6885 2131387-3393 exp. Is what counts, not ..=="7="""°'~--~ -crpts/drps, bltins, patio. pe · 8' P · ' Ideal for Int-G.P. 644-6125; method. I do \\'tlrk myself SKIPLOADEH. & t!un1p truck Kids OK • Nr everyfhing. mgr.4U2-1Bll. 644-8100. Travel 540 Good ref. 5.11--0101. "''ork. Concrt'tc & nspha!t :l\fgr 536-1641 (or 646-9666) PROFESSIONAL-Su It e' .... SET SAi L-STEAM Carpet Cleaners. sa"~1o & break ing . Sea Air Apt1 .. $115 [ II &) ready to go. HE!U at Bolsa TAHITI prof. al lo\\·est prices. 300 784&-=~~· ~--~-- Lrg 2 BR, Crpt&, drapes, bit· R..,tlls ,-Chica, H.B. $ 2 7 5 / m o • Grand 3 Masted Schooner, sq. ft. $29.95. 972--0672. y ARD & Garage Cleanup. ins, l blk N. Of Adams. oU ~1323· ~ crew & guests sh, costs. Carpenter Free. est~Ao 7""" days. Call Beach, 729-6 Utica. 536-7070. • DELUXE i, 2 or 3 room (2ll) 3~1239 anytime, ~1. LARGE 2 BR 1 llklry 4-plex. Rooms 400 offices. Best deal in o.c. e CARPENTRY e Heatint I Alr Cpts d / fncdROO ·--MS--$1B-w_k_u~p-w-.Jd-t: Airport area. 833-2840 Rough &: Finl.sh Patio. Tops Conclltlonlnt child Q~s,11~~· ~245. ' $30 wk up Apts. 2376 Bu1ine11 Rerrtal 44S Jal & cement. 6 4 6-5 9 71 • Lost Ind foUnd $48-1594. AIR COND. CONTRACTOR -WALK to Jeach ~port BI v d • Of. OFFICE, store near N'pt. A·l CARPENTER, snla ll job Call for estimate -642..fulS 2 Br,. cpts, drp§:, dshwshr 9T~. Post Ofc. &: Greyhound specialist call G 0 rd 0 n, RR 1-lugglns-4.% Ne\\'port, NB 125 & 30816th, 847-3957 UPSTAIRS: Liv. rm·• Depot. 537 Ft. $150; 736 Ft. ,F_ou_nd_<_fr_".,..ad-•'-1--5-50.l:S»-""",;.3454=·------Housecleaning $150. Two bdr. Carpets, nbedrmo c. o&obak 'lhg, .ggp~o~/nmtryo.' $225 Month. Agent 646-2414. FOUND B" . gold ma! "•Ill-• drapes, garage. Excel Cond. * 839.3489. ~ * OFFICE-600 !Cl ft avl ig en e .. • • ., PROFESSIONAL 53&-4761 now. 800 Sq. FL IN-"Old Yellar" type dog, Jong A ti al Ceilingg blo\\'n CARPET CLEANING NICE room for working man DUSI'RlAL SHOP avl Aug. ~i~~ :agno:ia ke: :Ju~ applied, F r e e Al!IO \Vindows & Floor £are L1gun1 Bel'..ch * 2 BR • New. 1 blk to beach. View! $240 & up. 494-3383 or 4~2339. OCEANFRONT apt-Laguna Sands, 3 BR, adults, l yr lse. $-1169 w/kitche n privileges. $65 646-2130. up by Humane ;,:.;ty, ~ estimates. Guar. 644-7183. Call Dutch mo. 267 Sherwood St., N.B. _l::;nd..:u..:s=t"rl_a_l _R_a_ri_ta-1--450-them or 646-2690. Cement, Concrete 537·1508 · · · · · · · 24 Hri. NICE home. quiet street, -.........._..._.;;;:;....._;.; MESA Cl . C t Co.STA MESA FND. Beige le mk small fml PAT!. 0°SIDEWALKS "ndo calming. arpc,s. private entrance & bath, dog Vi Or C ~ wt ws, o o r 3 e c . refrig. $65 mo. 54s..5'150. 1440 & 2880 Sq ft. • c. ange o · CEMENT CONTRACTOR Resid/com'I. 5 S 7 -6 7 4 2 , Room I. Board 4ll5 CABINET MAKERS-Fairgrounds. 1/21/72. Call Max *** 644--0687 51S-411J. FIBERGLASS 546-625.5. . e CUSI'OM CEMENT \\'ORK • ROOM & board plus laundry, Nr. Nwpt Frwy & S.D. Frwy. PUPPY, male, brown, short Drives, walks, patios, !'1 rof •. ~ar~&t C111tan1ng $150 month. Prefer retired. 2931 Grace Ln. !}aired No collar Vic 1 decks Do 642-8514 "'ro '"111uO\\S · oor care. DELUXE 2 & 3 BR, 2 Ba. Nice. clean home. 645-2761. (So, of Baker, E. of Fairv:ie\Y Pamm~ Ln., Htg: Bch: poo · n, Call Dutch 536-l 508, 24 hl'll. encl. gar. $15.5 up. Rental CM:.:..·--~~~-= % Mi) Representative there 847-5762. C':'!!~~.-Conlancretters, pa ... ~os, JAPANESE lady 'vould like Mesa Verde 0 ~ 9 12 Slu.:waUU1, p e , r.: ree h 1 . 0 le., 3095 Mace Ave., Summer Rtnt1l1 420 am-noon. YOUNG part Beagle, Jl\ale. est. 536-7378 o use c .ea n L n g. wn NEED ht\p at hon1c\' \Ve have Aidt>:S e Nurse!! e l1ousekprs • Companion!i • Hon1cmakers -Upjohp 547~. I do shoppilla, help tn home. also nlll"lllng. 646-6654, 7-\o AM. $400 mo/$3 hr. Help Wanted, MI. F 710 A B~tter Temporary_ Position URGENTLY NEEDED • SECRET ARIES • TYPISTS • ELEC. ASSEMBLY • PBX OPRS • K~YPUNCH OPRS 546-1034. (n4) ·9'1M434 or 819-4nl blk, white tan. Vic. Orange · . transportation. 54~1029. 1845 Anaheim Avenue ;;;,;;;;;;:::::;;::::;;::::;;:;:::;;;;;;;::;I * * * * * * * * Rentall Wan'htd -460 & 16th C.M. 645-1496; EXPER. co~tractor, patios, Exc~ent Housecleanlna rhtervtew HOl.U'I call Mrs. Phillips, 642·2824 Newport Beach * BRAND NEW * 673-l050. walk!, dnves. brick &: by day. Own trans. 9 am-11amIr:1 pm-4 p,W.. P k Llk S di Condo home W/boat slip HOUSE or BOAT SIM'EK. ' slumpstone work. 894·35.13. * 000 ~'° * Work-· ._ .. , ... __ _ UQ·UIE'l'a. ouErrLoUXEun ng PARK NEWPORT Summer, or lease• avail d d bl FOUND male black ~ whit• · -• ••••~ Doctor, 3 8, epen a e, cat recently operated, on ~ontractor Ironing YoU wanl! 2 & 3 BR APTS APARTMENTS '401 W. eoa.t 11\<hway qlllot, will care tor your __ ;....._____ lnttrl"' . * C II 67' •~o * homo or boat In exch11nae vicinity Norse & Santa JACK Tau 1 a ne-lt.epalr!R -ONJNG 15c . . ._."'I , Prv. patios * Htd Pools • : ~· -~ t bel Costa M • • piece ,. I $tfy1 On the bay tor residence of same. sa • e s a • remod. addlt. 20 yn:. exp -. ersonne ' c• Nr !'iho"''g * Adult'> Only BAY VIEW 2 bedroom, 552-7l68' 10 am-2 pm. 646-4171. Llc'd. My Way Co. 547-0036: ~>k7487. Please deliver and Martl•n•ique· Apts. Luxury apartment Uvlng ov--• 4 comple"I 1 1•• -==:...:.:-=:..:..c=--· ptc up. 771 W. 20th, C.M, · ~eep• ~ Y urn~·· BLACK Kitten • Whtie spot Drafti-"'"'"-'--~~~~~·I 642-7523 546-2592 1777 Santa Ana Ave., C.tl. ;=e~~ ~~7 = ed. Avail June to 'Sept. $750 ~:Ot!° Im=elyC M3 on front. Yellow eyes. Vic. ··• Plaster, Patch, Repair ~. Apt. 113 646-5542 m1.,., poo'·, 7 lighted , .... _ pr month. Adults only· . me on e . . Brvad Ir: NN'port on DRAFTING * PAT·~1 PLASTERJNG ACCOUNTING CLERK -.,. u; "",. agent. 6'15-4930. Pref. Harbor Hi School An 1~~ job .,r<t '-'I Growth oriented electronic EASTSIDE: Woodland St. nis courts, plus miles of NEAR CH & STORES District. Re a a on ab I e. Westminster, 646-5547• Y Su.ii:: • ~u-969S All types. Free e~timates firnl llaa immed. opening Adults only -2 BR, crpts. bicycle trails, putting, sbuf· 2 BR. $:-'wk. Single $JOO ~A~i:_h,!: 20 yr •. resident. SIAMESE kitten, Bluepoint, E lectrlcal Call 540-6825 tor a dependable individual drps, bltins, $180/mo; 3 Deboard, croquet Junior l's U'W-'llJ.OO• vie. Pottery Shack, on Glen-p i ti & w/cxperlence in accounts BR, 1% BA, crpts, bltlns, from $174.50 monthly; also 1 WIEST, agent 675-2'123 B~a-c~he~lo.:.r:..w_l~lh-tWo--sm-.a!l~dog5~· I neyre, Laguna. 494-5533. ~CI'RICAL WORK. All • " ng payable, pay r 0 11, & $ 2 8 O Imo . Call MR. and 2-bedroom plans and Newport·2 Br furn sips 6-8. FND ·silky T · VI kinds. Big or small Llc'd Ir: Paperhanging sec-tarial tunctlo••. Varied II desires 1 bdrm. apt. or · emer c. Ins Free est 546-0211 ----'" ·-FREDERICK, e r I t age 2-story town houses. Elec-in. blk bch. 673·9142, 832-0042 house unfurn. Ph. 646-23.35 Saybrook near Et Rancho in • • • H&H PAINTING re11ponslblllties require Realtors. 540-l151. tric kitchens, priv8.te patios ask for Gayle or 213: 944-4890 aft 6 Huntington Har,bor. H.B. EL ECI'RICIAN, I~, Sendng Orange Co. Since '56. capable individual. ca I l $160. PER MONTH orbalconies,carpeting,dra· Rentals to Share 430 =='°p_.m_·----~ 846-2238. bonded. Small jobs, mamt. Residential* Office Sui tes Mrs. Reiutz, at (714) WORTH waiting for • but Very large 2 bedrm, newly perles. SUblt?rrane&.n park· YOUNG couple want unfurn. WHITE Jong hair female cat & repairs. 548-53)3. * Acoultic Ceilings * Com· 892-5531 between 8 am Ii 5 nobody did! Lofa of folks decorated and new shag ingaldwith elevalOr.s. Optional NEWPORT -Business or 2 to 3 BR. house, no we .. ..i .... nea collar, viclnlt,y Furniture merclal *Waterproofing * cp:..m_·-.------""'·;'t ·•-a~· h ,_ ed 1 carpe"ng. Near ·Harbor m service. Just north of Prof. Man share prestig' e children, 1 cat, will fix up. ... .. '6 H ~t . S c ... ..,:: "3 a ..... rnov n • " F··•1o 642-98'15 eves. Refs. Ocean Blvd., c.orona del I ta I D ome11 ~ u1or, One tory Accounting they couldn't wait for us kl Shopping Center. ED RID-aaid• Sann Island at Jamboree area house & pool with 2 ~~~~~~~~~ Mar 673-9157 n r or eeorator !rom $275. 2 Story from $325. • NCR OPERATOR , =· ~~sn:iat:t f~am~ DLE, ReaJtor 646-$855, 8;.el~pho~~·~~)H:.=d· ~~.Avail. 1/'!IJ. SISO. ; Male.Collie & .Shepherd/Mix ~~~FF!x~=~ :.OO";~o:U~~:~::~~edes: Newport Beach ' , . 'nie- real "GRAND OPENING," LARGE 2 BR. l'h BA, shag for rental information GIRL Roommate desperately [ AnnoUnclmlfll• II'•) N.B. lie. Vic. Nf!WpOrt & all phases By appointment St H bto 0 St t Irvine C.Ompany needl -. cpts, bltns, trplc, pr! patio, . Fair Dr., C.M. ca 11 o-'y. 21317~•--•J Lleve •A~Conntra, wner, a e per, NCR -Operator who ean but we're ready now with encl garaie. 1 blk from SEACLIFF MANOR Apts. 2 needed to share 2 BR hse. ';;;;;;;;;;;~~;j 645-7S98. u> ...,.-•010 • cent..:u ctor. type 50 w.p.m. A: use 10 1cey the best Adult Apartment \n schools. 634 Hl!.m.ilton, Costa Br. Unfurn $165. Pool. Main F.dinger arae by 1st. • ===--=-:=--~--1FURNITIJRE Stripping & No \\'.utlnll adding machine or caJcW&. Costa Mesa. Private patio Mesa ~s-6345 eves Cll' Crpts, drps, bltns. garb. 557-3902. Announcements 500 FOUND 7/Zl \vatch on Refinishing. Free Pickup * WALLPAPER * tor Poa"t" . I h or ~cony, fireplaces, beam 83()..8254, ask for Toni. displ. 1525 Placentia Ave. STUDENT mother & 2 . oceanfomt between 30th and and Delivery 645--0866 . 1 ion 1nvo veil eavy celllngs, walk·ln closets, Ask about our discount. children to find & share hse PTSA ot San Clemente High 31st, Newport Be a ch, ,.c.;...,;.=c..::c.· -'-='-"'"-. -·I When )'OIJ call "Mite'' machine bookkeeping &: wood paneling, carpeting, 2Crp~s undrpf':n A:~· Awug/"';'6· -~548-_,,,2682=-o"r~642-8340-,c...cc..::..· ~--I nr. OCC w/same. Bonnie, School, wishes to express 613-6811. Gafdening 548-1#4 646-1711 ~~~ jolurnedgaerl enSotrym'e'o,lh<,, drapes. Furnished & Un.furn· • • · WATERFRONT Apt. Large 2 557-433'1. their thanks to DAlLY FND. 2 Champagne colored JOHNSTON &: SON P ROFESSTONAL Painter. ..... · ,. ishfd.AFabulousrec.build· $180 . Call Mrs. B / DI In --PILOT tor xlnt publicity & !ml. cock-a-poos Vi c .Complete gardening sel'Vl·-, Honest work, reas. maleducatlon in accounfing Wit llam"-0'""" 0 "" •u50, r. w garage. n g area. SINGLE woman would like .... deslrabl XI 't •-f"t Ing with pool. Bachelor A 1 eves 64" ;,:;-~2-:-'y o.>.rut Appliances, utilities incl. picture coverage lor 1911-72. Garfield & Bushard, F.V. Al.90 new lawns & clean ups. U c/Ins., Int/Ext, f'ree C ll •. M n s""'nc 1 1·' BR'• from $135. 140 W. WU· _.:::_:::._=~-===----$300/mo. 8 am-5 Pm • to share home with same, 968-3153. Free Est. • STB-0745. est. Rets. 548--2759. • rs. moot IOtl (just W. of Newport SPAC. l & 3 Br. apt. $140 up 675-80ll. ~C~· 645-4Gl9 aft 4· Nr. [ '" 1~,. YORKSHIRE Tettier. lO FRONT-Yard-Lawn Service. Professional P~intlng 644.338f Blvd.) Costa MeSa. Pool, cpt/cltp; bltns, klds 2 "_B:..R.:.,c.2~B-A-M-ob_U_e_R_o_m_e. ~ • yeo-old Vi 1n·1,y H bo & -~· al Inter/exter Quality work ACCOUNTANT tor cost 8.c-1.~~!""""!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!"! "· SHARE my \\-'8.t-..._nt homo . , • • • ...... • c 1 ar r $10 month. Bawvarda so. • . -y I I "'"" F Ir ~ c M Reas 5157 7455 counting position ln Santa FRPLC. --• 11 2 -Coll N .,, 7035 ear Y rental by ease. w/dock, man 30-00 ""'· 'jjjjjjj~jjjjjjjjjjjjjjj~~~ a ur1ve, . . 540-0795. Yard cleanup, w e e d i n g , -nw .... en v rm., !':: M '"1 •N ol., • , :;:·,....,., $197.50/mo. No children, no .,i:n/mo Straight ~ .'"331" I PET 11 .. ,.,......, l dent,. f y hauling. 962-8612. PAINTING ... Honest, c_ Iean, .Ana l\tanutacturlng Co. ,\.Ith Br., 2 Ba. w/w, bltns, Llr.J'll ape o. . •. uu-~.w A all A 1 5 h .,........ • · 'II,.,., · AUt t port . tlan~ 525 ~9510"' ...... ., • _ guaranteed work Licensed excdlent opportunify tor Ja~ patio, encl. gar. $1 7 5 • 2 BR-Mesa Verde. $140, Elec ~.v u g • t • GIRL to ahare large 4 BR O r1n1 · • ... . · * LANDSC~PI NCJ * & lnsul't'd. 615-574o. vancement; expd in cost ·ac-. 673-5629 in AM. bltna, encl ga(,'"llr. !hop'1.· I ,.:L.;ID::,0""'1'-s"L-.E_.....-__,•B"'R;o--,2 house. Own nn. $'10. mo + WANTED~ Womap:rrirl.Or to .3 Wet SUlta. Coast Hlway. New lawns, Spr~l'l'S, decks, PROF. Patnttnr, alao roots, counting !!)'Items necessai'y. 2 BR. $150/mo. Beant cell, Adults. No pets, 548.&57. • ., ., util. 645-1668. share .drfvfngf 4 ex;lnses Corona del Mar. 673--7286. cleanup. State lied. 536-1225. aocour. cell., tnter/exter. Send ttaume' 1o Crinlfle:, crpta, drpa, re;frl,g. Pool. ln-,. 2 BR, unrurn. C'rpts, drps, BATH. Adults~ lease. WILL share 3 BR condo In w/same. Dti v t.n K to~ am.os 'Willet • Vic: Two EXPERT Japan ea e Uc/Inl.. Free est. 645-SlllL Swllt, Grimley, CPA's, 89 fant ok. No. pets. 313.E. 17th ~nge/oven, ~trig. No pets. 101 Via An t I be I H.B. w/ female over 21. Virginia. Between Aug. 1 & Guys. H.B. ~2598. Gardener • Complete Yard QUALITY . t / 1 N. Maln, SUite 900, Slnli. Pl., CM. 642-9852. $14-0/mo. 968-l'5s. 714:75:1-41719. call 536-3860. 15. ~7416. ~ .. t 5$S Services • Cleanups. Free tine, Fr.:' :.~·::;,.:i~l-;;Ana;-,,''-,9.;.270.:;17·-.,-.,.--;- Spac 'l\>wnllOUle. 2 BR. NEWPORT Island, n e w esl 548-1!;61, AR£ ~u looking I<>< mo ... 2 BA, Vaulted cellinc, llllf-LOVELY •Ingle apl for duplex, 3 BR, 2 BA, frplc, ..._: RE\VtJWI· L!>lt"i';.;'01d EXP. Hawaiian Gar<l<ner Llc'd/lnt. 5.ll-3!63. than lust anothtt jq&! prage, pool&, alr/cond. k";:;,:-";:;_5';i~g. l004 sun dlcl<."$350 mo , 615-8168. * * * * .,.. * male part Sfameoe cat vie Complete gardening ,.rvlce FOR clean I< neal painting, Beautiful ldeu Div. of OclL $210. 5404179/540-3>48 EXCLUSIVE Beacon Bay Cameo Higttlandt, CciM. Kamalanl, 646-t676. lnterior, reas. ra~•. Call Too& needs 5 people . t• dlo l" Ba , SPACIOUS 2 BR J\pt. t Bedroom apartment ~ 673-4310. PROFESSIONAL pick, 9GM065. ttaeb prol. makeup tecla. CLEAN 2 Br atu • 11 • $135/mo. Carport. Exec. pos. Avail. ~ blt:na. gar. Adlta, no pets. Older preferred .. 6n..si45 673-4m call.after 6 PM .,_, REWARD. 1•20. Nr Brkhl'll JapeJ'lete Gardening Service PAINT F.quip. For Sale. $155. Nr lJlth & POmona. P ··· Point 3 br., 211 Ito., brand new. Trader's Parad1'se· " Adami. Pepper tom. Est. * 646--0619 Alrleu, taddlen etc. Conv. AsslsStAWILt Managers WO"·N ' 548-&57. I;;;....;"~;.,;;..=----I Clote to channel, beach • cockllpoo. 13" Bile, 1llv<1r. HNSONS' GARDENING •eray 'EllU p, 96M065. E '"" • l:l":l::;2=°'Br;;c..,ap-tl"'."'a"ara=g:o:e,:-, Qu=r.t * Brand New Ocean View shop'g. !350, yrly. 673-7420. Shaggy. 962-8o22. Yard Ma!nl<nanco, PlanUog DISCQUNT on haoClnr if Exper., brl1ht, •nthll&lalflc. prden tettlng. $135 A®· Apts, 2 Br From $165. 3 NEW View ApL KlnO Road. REWARD:, Great Dane Put>' Cle8Jl\1PI -~ buf'on W.C. Ue/lfta. call carter mlodtd. Top ~· VtU tree~ Furn • v a Ll . BR. $225'. O:>Uect if toll, A,vaU. Auz. lit Shwlt &di.lit. Ii nes py, 5 mo'• old. lawn tern. Jooet: Lawn Servke-The Hangmi'!n 547-5846. 1'ull ~i.~N' !: Manager 531.,m, 548-8992. 714 : 96$-.3563. 642-G889. lA>lt nr Bushard k Garlleld, Mow, edge, vacuwn. Sm&ll, e PAINTING BACKSTREET ~· * * BEAllT!FIJL 11< 2 Bl!.H '-;;:""'=""::;;;ton::;;;;;:lle;;:•ch;;;;:=:;;: I ;.3 '=u"r,=2;=;,!lll,.....,frp,...,.lc-,~-,__.,..,,.ln t" HB 962-963< or 963-USI. large, clean-up. 54s-2943. • GENERA!, REPAIR, No. 25 Fnahlon Id., N.B. Contemporary Carden Apts. • Patio. blk to beadl. $300 I mes LOST in °"I'" Point, fem LAWN SERVICE tree dtlmates, .... 673-4171. Ass !STANT MANAGEll. Patios, frp I c.' pool. ON BEACH! yWly. 673-2455. !'."m•~tan. AllSf.•n to Cut . Edae·Tl:lm Dependable PAINT!NC, Int "tl<I, reu. Starting lla!MY 1450. 11(11<1 IU0-$170. call 54&-~163. TIME FOR d II Merry . n.wnrd. 4\eo059'/, Eves,att. 6 51So$766 557o8585 rates, work ll\l!ll"'ld. Local have n•tll .. pelU'lnce t 2 BR, UJ>furn, crpll, drpl, 0 ars SIAMESE. c•4 vie. AL'S Landlcaplnl. Tree l't!f" rn,, Phil, 4lM-!69t desire for carft~;;.,: SUS mo. ht" last, $35 clog. 2 l!fl, 2 BA Unf. Fr.~ Albctt>on'a Market •• Laauna remqva!. Yard rell!<ld<l!tc. PAIN'l'lNG " PAPERJNG, portunity In la at IOlld 545-Tl96, ult lot Leny, 2 BR.Furn Fr.l3Cll "UICK CASH Beach. 494--0367, Trult haulliw, lot cleanup. 19ynlnllarboraro .. Llcl> n1tauranl. 69:; S. Oout tSetvloe MaTJ. ADULTS ONLY '" 5 AC. 2 rtn Cabin It bllh, HOME (Costa Metal 3 Br., FEML. Bauet, brown, 4 Repair •prinkler1, 673-1166. bonded. Ref's furn. &G-23511. H~ •• Laauna BetdJ, Jd!, • 2 Br. Adults, no petJ. C ar';:""'...'::=f~ THROU~H A w.U. In Chrtstma• Valley, 2 Btl, dbl. ,pr, frplc., •I<· yn "Charlie." Vic Bulhard O'.lMPLETE Lawn " WALLPAPER HU~G _Pl~•P<t:..,.,•btln_k~-~~-~-• BAY MEADOWS APl'S. boalad poo1.aa..,..._lt U Orecon l650ll Qear. Will ":t450h 112,000 tqulty, SU1> & Adams. H.B. 968-33511. Gardenll!g .....,100• llaultna Call Rebro 61$.2'49 AUTO SALES J8T w. 88.Y St. Of 64M073 nc ~ vlewJ WANT AD cons1dtr property ttade 01 ~~ ~ve:· 646-8666 * Lost. Small blk woolly A. clean-up. Jim Ml-040.5. Plumbing Would like experitnc:ed mari. E/SIJ)E Attrac. 2 St, bltN, Deu.imple Pl.fkl.nl eq. vat. 19U Monrovia, CM. ------' --'-' doc. male. Nr. l..ake PA.rlr. J"'ANESE Gardener -Join one 6f tha most sue-. -, ct'llti a...,. encl ~ -._ l'RAPE UP: Your clean '68-~ PO 536-lllS!l aft~ Comp. ·Yardworlc l Clo•n.•P· l'WMll!NG REPAIR cu'lf!Jl Ford Dcalenb!PI Ill pr,"" pell. $1GO. 64S-Gli, HUNTINGTON DAIL y PILOT 'ill oompaet car or wagon ,.: and~~·!: B!G MALE SlAMESE. Near "'." estimareo, 64).3)02 No0lo~~ ~all ~i::~ eo;,::.,,!.;;;; · 8 BR. 2 l!A. nr, OOC. PACIPIC lo•my '72 Country Squll'<, tlitlone" for auto, boot or Southml Calli. College. JIMS Cenlen~, complett • __ Pian, We noecl • .._,_...,. Upetalrl. New ct'll" A c1rpe. w ANT AD tooo mt, 429 "1tlne, air, full any tqulty. 540-1178. la'l'f' a l'O"I cort, c1tanups. COLE PLUMBING 1 •Iona! - -~ $118/per mo, llall il1U1116. 711 ~ ~ H.B. I{ I{ VWt. 1TP, 5'5-l68S, &lU624 LI ... to. ltacle? OW-'lnl<ltt'I 54S-3tl6I aft 5 pm. 24 br. oervlc:e. 645-116! Apply lll ,.._ to - lll5 • S Bl!; mcl. patio. Neu Ole_ II..,,..,.. DallJ 64'.5678 * * * * * Paradltt <Olumn la for JOU! Don't lfvo up 1be ab\pl SAVE O.,l'lumblnc. PalnU111, a..vler. ,,,_ Jl2'!Pi ....,.,,1331Baker. WILLIAM WAL'l'll:lll (7,), ' * 1u .... 1&i,,1tor51tucb. "Llat" H Ind ........ Ship lnitallatloor.J'l'etestlmatet. Font, lfllO , 11.-~7 Call -to 9iore R<oultsl -Good ffitt, -72. COota M .... l -~ ---~- • ' ·-----~~--'' ) l • ~~~~~~~~j~~~~~~~W~t~irl~c~,.W,~~26,~1'12;;~~~~~"~L~OT~·~AO'II~R~TISE~R~ ! ~OAll.~Y~"~~~T~illll'!jl~~~w....._.~~·~~~~~a~,~1912~~~~~~ ............. ~~l ~~~~~~~J ~ ](j"il• I llrfloy-Jffi1• I """""'"" 1rri• [ ._.... ]'Jll I ft¥<,.... I IJ [ '",..,, ~l J[Jlil .__ ;; ...... ;;'" •• -.;J~[ll r _l _· ... _· ·-~~ .. ·1 ,~" ..... , .•. ~[Jll LL.-i-l!.fl . .l!!J . ~ l!.!I . .l!!!. -1- tfflp Wlfttod, M & , 710 Help Wonted, M & F 710 H1lp Wonted, M & "710 Help Wantoel, M & F 710 Help Wonted, Ml p 710 1111> Went10, Ma F 710 1elp Wenteo, MI F 719 Help Wini.cl, MA p 710 AnllqWI AIM Ci:"r:ANING Lady, depe.. Euc. S.c'y to $8400 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;-TRAINEE dabie. 2 Days wk. 6 bra. Fee Pol<L Alto~·,. JobL He'1 INSPECTOR M•"I¥" -R.E. s. I e .. ,. • -Sharl>. * ·SECRETARY * swii~ Opr. s· c··~.-A-M--1-E--,-. NO WEAK U1Ung Orlen1«1. Sma ll RENT A CAii CLERK Lido Ille. 613-0629. oot Carey Gran!! Bui '° ELECTRO MECHANICAL INSPECTOR KNEES HEREll (MLS) office tWs 10?"· Immediate Oi>tnln&: !or cep-Kelly Glrl ANSWERS Tho rest it youra. NB. Wnte ·. .......1 ced , tJNtroJUIS FURNISHED Cler1c1I &U.l.Ve who care#! The per-11 you're Jie~able A aa:· ClusUiecl Ad No. 428, Daily able, attractive ex~.en Needs you tor lhort tmn MAXIMUM FEE Tlttd ot '"""' home! .,. aeleciod lo be hil rlaht "' Wane to start a c1u'!t!l'°r hand will be very a;peclBJ. grc111ive here a your chance PUol. 330 \V. s.,, Costa aecttlary in our Marlee': t • m porary a&1.llnment1. Ma.ntcl -Force -Haunl - to Jt1.nd a "1'tat 5pot. No Mesa Ca 9'2626. • A-Sa.lea Dfpartmenl M t ht ~ Xlnt Trick,y -HER NECK ANY JOB·$80 RECORDS CLERK, Not bathe In tho lim•ll•h•. prlor ex1>er. neeetll. Salary R ' ti . I I llt&AM qul.m ah0rth4\nd. and typln&-~-~ t Toii earn-Dllunond neckla.ce1 Some-Janet Davia Dnpl AJency {Etc.) but be a part ot ii. Greut 10 $1000 C11U Sharon Wall, K•P on I ..--w......... s. thin& a1rl 1tlc:lu HER 833·2700 . Denn11 It DeMir Put on Your Be•t Cap\ . Apply Pmonuel Dept. lnp, WeffJy pa y c he <: k . NECK ~ut for. " ~--• .~ S.A. •-· -• 1~ I o I o/c Ir benettts. Call Michele UI08 , UltMUWl.Y, ~., _,.-e,.. C 1U1Ca pen Riii p 'el Aaeney 2082 Fet Neio. Ftte/Fee Po11· Abeol.utt.Jy no fee:. Sf7-39)f or 547-5674 avail fol' mature career Beni. 833-2700, Dtnnl~ 4 ~1~:~:00 Or., lrv~. Uon.., Because ~·re aboul BERT£A Kelly Girl CARVED 1ea chtst, Inlaid mintled indivtduaJa, 10mt Dennis Pel'IOnnel Agency, req. xln't math ablUty . all ~ MlchelJOO Dr., Irvine. TRAINEES tral""e posllio.,. Hlah lci>OOI EXP'D. D<ntal Chal»id• ITELLIRS diploma req'd. Apply 111 per· All.istant. Applicrs.Uon11 will ==---,,-,:-:=:::::-;::;I to feather it! Thia tun tlnn 1001 Bwd.ntD Ctr. Dr. eame & chtu tables, lie Newport Beach Ar•• MAID Y..'Ork in exchanp fOl' wanl» l(lciable indiv. to Irvine &n-1441 oak beer C()Oler, oak k1tchtn ap1r1men1. 2376 Newport meet, gree1 A "''' impo~ CORPORATION TECHNICIAN cablne11. Hooaier Cabin•"· {CR, CHECKERS ron8,30AM·9,30AM. Saleco be 1Akeo blwn ;,30 & 7,30 MAXIMUM FEE ln•uranN', 17510 Brookhut•I. pm. ONLY on Mon., Tue• & A venatile Individual for an instrument manuJacturlng operat\on w15 years exper- ience in ln11pection, tear & measurement of primarily mechanical components & antmbliet, ra1nilierity w/ electronic components dt'· sirtd but not m&ndatory. Mu!t' read blut>prlnts, OP<'t· ate mecha.nicaJ &: electricttl test & measuring devices. Be able lo maintain records & lnitJate re()Ofts. Must also be willing to usume llitOC:k room dutiPs ol inventory records, r~ipts & dlsbur1- al1. Blvd., C.M. 54S-9155. tant cli~li. Profit abarlng E.xper\.enced tape deck & many other ~at new ar- MAJD. full lime, 7.J:30, ~ benefilt. eau Tk'acy Mar· I SOO I Von Kerm•n stereo equ1pinent, take over rival•. The Bliarre An-~'tlCkcnd rotation. cXper. tin, 833-2700, Denni& It Den-openUon of entire repair A tlquts, 2500 Newport Blvd., pref. $2.dS/hr. + benefit~. nl1 Pt>rsolUl('l Agency, D2 Irvine, Celjf. 92664 ln!tallatton ' center. Salary ~C::.M\=.· -===---1 Personnel OUlet, SO u t h Michebon Dr., IrviM. 833 .. 1424 plUI. U.S.A. Ste~ Equip. ANTIQUE ANY JOl•$80 Foontaln Valley. Equal Wed . T /31, 8n & 8/2. Ph. Oppor, Empklyer. 646-1766. ~ Jantt DI.via E:mpl. Af•ncy CLE'RK ~181. Exp In all ofe Ex91d Clothing lDi N. Broadway, •E., S.A. procedure•. JO k"v add Salesman Cout Comin . Hosp. South RECREATION DIRECroR \Vatthouae, 179 E. 17th St., SHOW & SALE 547.3924 ar S.7-567• machlnt. Accurate 50 wnt1\ Chuina, So. Coast Plata Jiiliwo. No expn-. nee. elect lypewriter. Varied Laguna .. 499-1.IDj An equal City of FoWttaln Valley Costa Mcaa MS-2442, open Anaheim Convention cir., ~rtun1ly ernp oyer . __ Sa 1 4 r y : $l3,644-$1$,920. An equal 11 AM. acrou fn:lm Dllneyland, 900 $2.50 tlr. Apply V\ldd'• dutltt. Apply 1741 Placen- Launge, 1791'1' Newport Bl, tia, C.M. From 1-.1 pm. CM. 543-eW. CHEF wonted. Exp. BEAUTY operator, rem.it. $1000, mo. Coll ·675-4241 Busy shop t.aguna Bch.. oft. 4 P.M. Blue But. EXPERIENCED SAYINGS & LOAN TfiLER MAINT~NANCE Degree Rec. cc> related opportunity em pJoyer ** TELEPHONE APP t w. Katella, .l"uly 21, 28, 29, MECHANIC lleld: 5 yn. exper. Peroon· SECRETARY Sec' _ PART TIME. S.9 30. Thurs/Fri/Sat. 1 PM-10 Plastic r.f.fi. Plartt nel Dept., 10200 Slater Ave., PM Y Corona del Mar. Xln't Pti.1, Sun. 12 noon-6 P1'1. 2nd Shift . 4:30-1 9'17CE. Ph: l7141 962-2424. sal' + bOnui. Req 'd: A I02 Req's exper. maintaining & Apply by 8/4/12. P 01 i 1 bed unemcumbered :.A_•_•_li9_n.;.c_•_• ____ _ ttpeirin2 indu.11trlal plant // £/) q, I busine111 woman withe sift RECOND. Appl'1. Some nu production ma1:hlnery & fa-Restaurant J\ef{t i r of persuaalon. 833-3656 or w/freight damage. Repos. cllitles. Prefer t'Xper. ':"~ -· ·'J 675-1089. We deUver & r u a r . l;;;i494-:l720ii;iiiii;'_, ............. Cifr'ieitt IOI'$ CLERK TYPIST Newport Beach firm seeks '110ME dF·THE BIO BOY" clerk typist w/min, 3 yr1 CASHIER exper. Typing 50 w.p.m. Imperial Savings & Loan 3366 Via Udo Newport Beacb 613-3130 injection & con1press1on A PUN PLACE TELEPHONE Sales: Sell Dunlap's, 1815 Newport ·molding. Basic knowledge of TO WORK Summer Tune, Winter Time, Southern Orange Cowi.ty's mvd .. c.M. se.mo. \''• o"•r an xln't atartlng plant electrical helpful. Cam· All The Time, Earn YoUI' F 1,_ New'"'a......,. from MAYTAG -pairma• •·-Ability to work w/numben u bro f.1anufacturlng Co. 7601 P6)o' the Kelly Girl Way: avor"" ~..-..-~" .. llSIJ Neat appearlna. good char. Ir ketp accurate records. F,qual opportunity ~mployer No EXPEn"""1CE NEC. Xln't CO, benefJls. salary & benefits. c1 ... ., Hunt. Bch. 847-3531. Just Sn your home. Make u much washers $35. to $100. Can ~ as you need. Generous com· dtllwr w/1 yr. rua.m. EquaJ Oppor. Employer. C"'J/ b misaion on each We. Call 8.19-1178. Call Personnel Betweeft 8: 30 AM &. 4 PM (2131 441-1171 Ext. 231 ~· C II M S E'XP'D. Ma!nt. Man • part Manv M-e benefitll I r t, moot ~--' -v ,.. ·• ,.,3319 re ht tor :lll:'rv1ce11: <>tee., MALE 18 or over tor counter Jhe eu e11 L/ lit g t .5.'1~7"'7~39 ..................... 10 c=VE:.R:;::.lOO::.,.._wa_•he_rs_, ~dl')'-e""'n", I Intervien 2 pm...fi pm daUy 1 ___ _... • plmb'g, etc., garden 'g . 23952 Avenida OOMPUTER t e r m I n a 1 644-6622. help Y.'knds. $1.65 per hr to of, J\e{lU ir refrigerators fn:lm $39.95. start. Call 54&-2057 5 to 9 ri if TEUER. 5<5--0780. De lA.Cark>lla ol!frator Ii data control =F.x""'-p.:.w=al"lr_e_ss-,"'h"n:-1"0"',30;;;--:am=· Lquna HIU.. clerk. · ~rlenced & et~ 2:30 pm, Mon-Fri. Larcy's ABBOT PM . f:,. ee Commercial Bank Exper, .:::::::::::.-~dm~lral-:---1 If Then Pl& The Houn, Day1, REFRIG., A , ·cop. MALE, 16-19, eve sh t. Length 6t Empklyment • Min. $ mo'1 required pertone 12.8 cu. ft, $50. F.qUll Oppor. Employer ficient In tvping 8r. 10 key, Panlry, •o•• Harbor Blvd, li11!2il~ NlJ~ht shift. Applications ....,.,... Scientific Products Div. 20 Mission Street Pasadena, Callfomia Winchell's Donuts, 253 E. Tbat Fit& Your Needl Newport Stach Area ~3841 17th St, Costa Mesa . Now Hiring C II M s lpps .-=c=~-You 'll Work For Ua • rs. er 1967 Frigidaire electric --MANICURIST & On OUr Payroll (2Ul 674-4660 dryer, excellent oond. cau Bet~ANTED 645-1050 DB1.::~hers rn ~e·ii"~~.'::':'w~~"'· Equal Oppor. EmplQYer 175. * 541h1T/3. ------.BOB'S will bo> acc,..,..lf'd thru Mon. ;iC ... M .... i;Att .... Si;. 6'2iiii·ii366:ii3,;;·iiii- Ju1y 31st. Aonly at Tl1stln FACTORY -Community Howrtital. 14G62 E>ctt!llent summer WQrtc. "}IOME OF TijE B1C BOY" NcWpOrt Avt .. Tustin Trainee &: experienced. Itn-Equal Oppor. Employer M/F TRAINEE-COOK CooK:luneh ... 10AM-2PM. mediate placement \Ve<kly I :::::::IZ:Z::zl::::!llllllllllZ Neat appeerlna, rood char. LrI'TLE BAVARIA HOF· pay check. No fee, MATURE person needed to babysit in our home, 5 days wk. Sal. open. 54S-1540. Schedule To SI.lit You Teller REFRIGERATOR, 15 00 ft 2 One That IJ Tailored YOU CAN BANK dr, auto defrost, S yn: old. To Your Ability ON THISI 893-9060 Apply 3-5 daily NO EXPERIENCE NEC. BRAU. 2052 Newoort Blvd. KELLY GIRL Many hinge benefits Co.<ita Mesa. 54S-7053. 2061 Business Ctr, Or. IFMNE PERSONNEi. SERYICES•AGENCY MILLION DOLLAR 151 E. CoHt Hwy. Yoor Time Fee Paid. Al8o Fee Jobi. Gor· NEW • Never Used toutor- Interviews 2 PM-4 PM Dally -a>-f!K . -,;; ..... W",. .. ,.,,,.., Irvin• 833.-1441 Newport Beach Equal Oppor. Employer Your Transportation geous bank h8.I f.abulou11 broUE:'l"-Oven. Still in box $20. Call Or Visit oppor. for penonable indiv.1 _:6'&-tl818c:...=::..· ------23952 Avmida De LaC&rlotta J..aauna Hilla Equal oppl)' employer * Boot Salesmen * Exper. n~qaey. Larae ID- ventory in Newpori Beach. $15-114' 645-3880 Bookkeeper to !:9000 BAlANCE YOUR BUDGITll 11 t Fee Nego. Frff/J'ff Poli· tlons. Land th~ areet spot A kl54 your troubles goodbye. Fabulous oppor. tor career mlnde<I lndlv, Call , Marion MAM, 833-2100, Oennla A Denn.ii Penonnel Agency, ~ Mlche:L9on Dr., Irvine. BOOKKEEPER wanted tor )'Dllth-oervlnr qency. Call -· BOOJO<EEPlNG-Put time. Female. To work tor an ao- count. Call 897-0U.1. B 0 0 KKEEPER/secretary- For Yacht Salet Office. Alk for Valerie, ~. BOYS Aao JO.~• to del•wr p<pen bl the Dana Point. San o .. mente arep. , DAILY PILOT 492-44lll BUSBOY Frl/Sat/Sun Nites Over 18. 'APPiy In Pmon. Colony Kitchen, 3211 Harbor Blvd, CJ>!. ' CABINET maker, exp'd In all phuea of .furnl~ mak· tna. ewitom shop, Joraenaen Furn. O>. 786 Newton Way, 0.... Mesa. 645-0310. · CAN'T FIND THE JOB YOU WANT? TRY OURS! IMMEDIATE PLACEMENT ron, • FIGURE CLERK Irvine 833-1441 All benefits paid. Call ShAron w As HING m. ch In .. Exec. Secretary $650 Engineering Secy lo $575 PROGRAM OPENS IN I =:::==~== e BLUE DOLPHIN e 335.'l Via Udo, NB Food Sales Trne CR~DJT <'f'llectlon!I clerk, Locl'll opening for nation's full time, da)ll:, 1d'on,.f'ri., largest co. 11ecklng very occ.11:.'iional \V e e k en d 1 personable enterprising In· Previous e~rience prefP.r-div. who is seeking a life- red.~ Offt"t, &>uth time career. S67S. mo. + Coast Comm. HosO"., South car + expense•. Benefits Laguna. 499-tlll. An equal 100% co, paid. Hosp., med, orJOOr . .,nplr. dent, ins. Call John Gou, DENTAL A"l!t.·lntere11tt':I 833-2700, Dennis &: Dennis Secretal'y R.E. tu $500 ORANGE COUNTY feuten ~ 2061 Businen Center Dr. Wall, 833-Z?OO, DenniJ A Den· Signature. 18 lb capacity nJs Penonnel Agen<:y, 2082 $25. 962--0426 aft fi prn.: F /C Bookekeper lo l&5D Bookkeeper fo T.B. $5.'iO PBX Receptioniat to ~ Clerk Typist $475 P/Tlme/Genl Ole $2.50 hr Clerk Typist to $600 RecepVMedical to $500 Accounting Clerk $475 488 E. 17th (at Irvine) CM 642-1470 Penonnel Agency, 2082 \llOJ'king ln Christian ofc, Need chairtide It 1 r 1 • Micbelaon Dr., Irvine. Certified for x·rn11". B"'1P.Qv C A R D EN E R , e x p e r . '"'!!!!!!!!' ... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! de s r. r I b #' nnalJfic,.tioris Complete maint. 2120, 2128 JANITORS and waxf:TS, ex- ClauWed Ad 468 r./o Dally Orange Ave., 210 Pauline per., for San Clemente area. e Account Executives • Distric t Managers Exceptional opportunity for age groups 18 to 28 to make good money NOW! }lave tun and be whtre H's hilp. pening! It's pennanent em· ployment and fast promo- tions. Laguna Hills I Now Interviewing BUSBOYS Doy Or Nltt Full O r P/Tim1 n.. l CM E • Wlmd Ca.II 6.l)...1601. Pilot, P.O. Bo1C' 1560, U111ta P .. . · ves. ai: s, Apply In Person Mesa, Calif. 92626. 646-2042. JOBS 213:433-6711 weekdays 2400-Ave Dt' La Carlota (collect) DENTAL CONTROL GENERAL OFnCE: Great · Urgently Needed n4:838_2893 eves/\.\'knds. Laguna H.ills S.Cretarln Typists Cletts Are you between job• looking for \\'Ol'k close to home? Want to choose hours & time? Call Us • NO FEES EVER! P.P.S. Poe Ifie Personnel Services 112 No. Tower Union Bank Square Orange, Callt NURSE. ChallenginlEC'. pt>1i-job for the gal who;likeB lots , (At the El Toro off ramp tion with gd . salary & of variety. Pleasant local • S.crttar111 NEWCOMER WELCDMI'NG: . S.D. Freeway} A.sk for Rachel May -wth potentla1. Prefer office. Co. will train gal who • Receptloni1t1 SEC y n· 1 ~·-·· ~ ••• h O Hospitality Hostess ' -uU' ..-~......,.. rl"ll:ISUl't' 547-6446 expd. Mu.st. be hi it h 1 y can type, Start · $400. Call • Kaypunc prs. To Call LOCALLY on new Equal Oppor. Employer position, front otc type, req:. motivated, I: enthusiastic. Pat Hall, 540-6055, Coastal • Industrial resident families bringing lots of initiative • ..C days-10 644-2455. Agency,2700HarborB1.at Irvine 540-4450 gifts&civicln!o.GoodpaySales • • hr. day, Mon·Thura. DENTAL Aut. exp e 1'. 1\rlftmi:, C.l\t. NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO P/ttme. Must have happy $9200 + Comm1111on IntervieW!I Wed·Fri. 7·5:30. chairl'lde. El Ton>La~ Hills GENERAL OFC $500 TEMPO smile, car, typing ability, Prestigious nat'l manufactur-Vought, Div. of Computer Michelson Dr., Irvine. Rent W1sh1r1/Dryer1 Trainee $2. Wk. Full mtirlt. GENERAL OFFICE * 639-1202 * DON'T LET A DAY GO BYI Thil is a odce Jn a lifetime oppor. Employer will com· pletely train you In this ex- citing &: hlab i:-ying field. Call Tracy lwlartin, 833-2700, Dennis &: Dennis PerJOnnel Agency, W Michelaon Dr., ilvln•. TYPisr, must be accurate. Westminster area, ·~· Cameras & Equipment LEICA lll a CGl f:2 SUm- mar, English pigakln cue, orig. purchase receipt Ir customs pape:r1 (London, 1937), near mint collector's item, best offer over $225. 613-<n34. KOBENA 421 super 8 movie camera. Instant cartridge loading, Power telephoto wide a111:le lel'lll, Alrriost • new. $75 or make offer. IST 5(1..1131..,,. A weetendl •. CO L,~ECTOR'S. cam~1,· , AJ1111 ArgoOex 115., KOQa // IJIJ q, I Jr. •lx·16 115.. Ko d 1 k .../\e([u ir 125 .. Kodak R<Una lb l40 ii All xlnt. Want Retina Ila area. Sal. Open. 830-1l30. 1 Lite Bkkpng, Type 50 Temporary Help 547-3095. er Of communlcat\ons equip-Equip. Corp., 200 FiBcher * DENTAL A 5 st~ T Call LotTainc •or.n ;;ii;;;;;i;iiiiiiiiiiiiii_,_,..,I ment offers 0, County ter-U Ave., L.M. 540-1024. Typl11dt t~~· .. ~i .. ~tor. YASHICA BOOE, m 0 v le NEEDED. 2 on 3 DAYS WESTCLIFF Jr, Acoountant ~ NURSES Aide Training. A ritory for sharp, gusty se • SERVICE Station/Sales & oona: ei~ ... ope ....... ..., r camera. Zoom I ens. PER WK. E.~ PREF. PersoMel Agency F/C ~eepe~ :: health ca.re career oppor. starters. Good managem~t Service penonnel needed. :!rt~~·~~~e~st ~: 7.5-60mm, £1.6. Auto ft· 613-0134. 644--0683. 204.l w~tclilf Dr., NB .SCC'y C:Seomm'I ns $62S Employment offered . oppor. + all benCalelit1s.J ~ Exper. only. Full & P/tlme. forward on the work U!i..,... po1ure, W/warr. 495-60f6. DIESEL trk mech. need for ----'-64'-'S.-'2_n~O___ Exec. cretary .,550 Personnel Dept., Ho a g car + expenses. o Gd. earning potential. Mesa e.. g I .... . SeC'y/Engineering 1,475 Hosp. N.8. Goss, 833-2'100, DeMis & Verde Shell Service, 3131 ment ol your choice. Start Furniture Ill Sat only to he P wiw ma.int. 1-lAVE opening for mature Steno · p l Anency wcrk Immediately. Come in Sa.I. open. 645--4100. \voman in large oUlcc. NURSES. pvt. duty, all Dennis crsonne " ' Harbor Bl., C.'M. LAODERBACKCHAJRS. DRAPERY.CARPET Salei. Duties consist of lyping, fll-~~J>'6:k, HB 0$: types, all shifts. Uscoulie 2082 Michelson Dr., Irvine. SERVICE Station Salesman, or call • ' • 83~.1441 Need at least four matchin&: Ext>er. decorator .type per· ing, 10 key R.ddlng machine, Receptioni~t. HB Open Nurse's Registry, 3 51 SALESGIRLS &: a!llistant t/time, experienced, neat in Irvine i1 hlgh, ladderback chain. 80ll. Active rtOl'e. Excel answering phones etc. Must NEWPORT flospit11.l Rd., N.B. mgr. Creative fashion appearance. Apply morn-~ Busineu Ctr. Dr. Fin. or unfln. Must be draw + comm, 4.Cl2-22S4. he able to work ~ day on 642·9955 or 54-0-9954 woman's wear. Top sal.ary. ingli, 2590 Newport Blvd., '"'"""!!!!!'!!'!'!~!!"'!!!!'!"" aturdy. No antiques. Free or Saturday occasionally, Personnel Agency Interviews g.5 M/F Exp req'd. 838-62.62 until ll C.M. * nPISTS * realOnable prlce. Ph. Mite Ad t Op--·n·i,..· ·533 Dover Dr., N .B. am t --1all-5. DRAFTSMAN or Jr. vancemen l"" '" 1 642.3170 OPTOMETRISf Assistant. SERVICE StaUon need a Register for a 0..-1·1 '" ..,~ • De 1 i g n er exp e r . ExC"ellent com.Pfll'U' benefits •!!!!'!!!!!!!~~'!!!!!!!~!'!'lt'!!!!! Live in area. Age 40 plus. Sandwich Maker exp d. man. Day 11 . a temPorary job ----SENTWOOD w Im e ch an i ca I design including pajd vacation, KEYPUNCHERS Must type. Call Or. Lewis, Short Orders Permanent. Also part time today CHAI RS ba~'--uhd & ind e pt h paid insurance & rttirement Costa Mesa. 548-0555. Mature woman wanted to man for nigh" & Sun. Union Intervws: 9-12 N··• at least•--fin. ,.. w:-_.. -I M Nf>«!ed tmmedialel):. All a;u ww· know 'l of aallboat!I Jnr program. 1..0!1 a esa a1•e11. work at lunch counter pre-OU. 393 E. 17th St., C.M. We Need AU fin. n-•-• -·-~ A-w It Cl 'fi d d N 10 shifts, must have exper. PART time • Tall neat to aal d ut:i1iwvuu ~.. r · perm. position in engineer-r e l:iUI e a 0 • Xlnt earnings. train for part or full time paring sandwiches, 8 s, SERVICE Statlon attendant, Office Skills pearance not important, but .Ing dept. Exper. in quality Daily Pilot P. O. Box 1~ Call Sue 1 window film installer. Sorry and short orders, 40 hour p/time eves, & weekends. Equal Oppor. Employer must be in good cond. No assurance desirable. Oppor. Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626 no Jong hairs p I ease . week. No Saturday night or Experienced. Apply, 2500 Male &: Female antiques. Free or ftlll. tor lldvancemnet. Send HOSTESS Wanted: Must be KEi3';.~:11 RL 64f.84!W. SundQ" work. No spilt shilts. Newport Blvd., C.M. Western Gfrl Inc. price. Mike, 897-1791 aft. 5 ttaume to R.E.J. Poole, YoUng & attract Ive. <l 0 P:CAR""'T;,=:Ti""' --,y=-==I Clean, modern, lunch count. 0 4667 MacArthur Blvd. 2 p Ilona! S90 P'·lfonn clo Columbia Yachts, 275 Restaurant exper, helpful. 2061 Business enter r. me. oung person er. Apply Lindberg NuU'itlon SEWING MACH. PRS., ex· Newpoi,li Beach c aet: · WI McCormick. Costa Mesa. Appl,y in person only, Feli· _____ 1_rv1="'-c=--w/neat handwriting, !or in rear of The Toy World per. Top pay-r.vtm wear. ~2!'i. rocker. $35. Nile stands, $15. Ca. Equal Oppor. Employer ciano's Relitaurant, 1617 LAU NDRO~IAT Cleanup. malling. &44-849". Store on lower level South 3760 Campus Dr., N.B. -wAifitEi-S_E_S__ Crnr tbl lamp, $:15. Redue- M/F. WestcllllDr, NB. p/time. Ute work. Retirl'd SECRETARY1511yhpist,kpart Coast Plata Shopping Cen-1_546..« __ 25_. ------Lunch & dinner waHresset1, tlons galott, 2306 Holiday H 0 USE KEE PER/Chl.ld or semi retired. Good for time, 10 to rs. w • ter. in Cosla Mesa. Shampoo girl &: assistant, r~Rd='.,~N~.B~·==---,-Call 642 .oo)<]n. cocktail waitresses le night DRIVER/DELIVERY MAN care, live-in or out. CdM. cpl. 54&-00g.1. * · -uJV * SECRETARY lice~. Sand Crab Hair hosteis. Apply in pert0n UPHOLSTERED arm chair, Progreuive oltlce furniture Teacher couple. Refs ex-Legal Sec'y $9600 Real Estate SaJe11 The trvlne Company seeks ~~· Hntgtn B ch· 3.5 pm. Mon·Fl'i, new beaut. gold chenille- "'· Excel Income potential. petted. 5 or 6 days. Beg;n Fee Paid. Abo Fee Jobs, Our PROFESSIONAL e """''""' w/mln 3 yn .xper . The Derby velvet. 190. (wu $225.J Stop by 1931 Newport Blvd., _A::ug~ . .;l·:..:64::;4-Cl::;:50;:·....,,-~ case Is brief!! But we defend ' Background in accounting Silver Solderer 1262 S. E. Bristol (old Pall· $7)...M86, COsta Men to ftll out ap. HOUSEKEEPt:<D live in or it vigorously, U you're oot CAREER. dellllrahle. Position requires Exper, in silver soldering, sades), Costa Mesa. OULD'S Br. set, t 3 5 • plication. MulJt have good '"''"' h • I -·" _,_,_ st 1 b-Recllnor ~ vi I •M driving reccrd & be bon-not Small famlly, lite cook-being paid 'vhat you're Now ir1n9 or expan-stati9tical typing A use of ""ICU& atcuuu:ss ee IN WAITRESSES &: h 0 ste11 • ·~· ny • _... dabltr. ing. 673-~; 54&-6441. wort.ti, it's time to change. slon--A.11 D1p1rtment1. 10 key addini machine. Xln't assemblies &: ~ta wall tuJ>. needed, exp er 1 enc e Sewing Machine, $ 3 5 • EMPLOYMENT COUNSELOR Huntington Btich BeautltUl bencfds, ofc & at· Some Positions Sal1ry v.wkinR cond1 & co. beneiits. tng. Exper. in induction neceuary. Apply Baer'• ,;-,:=.:--:::..,..-.,..---:! High School District tomeys • excitin; field. Call plus Comml11ionl, oth· Call Mrs. Smoot brulntialg dnited but not el· Lair, 4507 w. Cit. Hwy., ANTIQUE Victorian cut These jobs are varied I: chal· lenglng! If )'OU'tt good w/numbera & can type a little you may quallly. I • TYPIST CLERK If ,YOU like lo wcrk with peo. pie A have had sales or public contact experience we wllI train you in an in- tetestlng c a re er. Com. mi!sion A Salary provide, high earnl.nga. $6,000-$9,000 Call Mr. Harper. 540-605.5 Good Mills neces&., Insurance c.oastal Agency Michele Benz, 833-2700, Den· G t--, D w "'3319 "" alt 5 velvet cbucb, chain, table•, has an -ning for 11' .. uJp-ert u1r•n IRU' ra • i -G. I Ind lri Newport, , .....,._ .,.... nia & Oennll Personnel H' h °" Bo p Id u tott ua ea tamp&. 962--7051. ment Operator, starting ... 2082 Mi hel.9on Dr 19 • . nut, • SECRETARY· Bookkeeper.-l644 Whittier CM WAITRESS, exper. P/t1me. salary $655. a month plus 1"6ency, c " V•c•tion, Medic1I & etc. for small one·giri of· 642-2400, N"ot undm-2l Cloeed Sun.&: FINE Oriental dlnJng room excel Jent be n e f Its. Jrv!M. Life lnsur1nc1. If you flt-e, 25-35, parr-tlme/fuJJ. ffolld9,)'I. Kramer't COioniai set, roaewood, alao ot' '!J' Intereslod applicants report LEGAL Secr<tary, Newport went a P,.,.,..olonal time, perm. Call ~ SKILLED TYPIST J<llcl>en. 19th A Harbor, ortenlallum. 493-214 tor the wrltter. te11t on July Center. Ci.pable-expu. Career-not just a job South Laguna. To learn tfle mo.t1p.p: C.M. DIVANOLA. • Makes into 27th 1972 at 3:l> PM in s a I a r Y commensurate. -and are wll(lng to Secretary bu!ine11. Min. fiO w.p.m. WAITR•Ss, l!XPER. bed, almoot, new. Sacrifice 64()..0800. k s c , T Must be able to, l .. rn. 5 1 -MOvt .,, -roonl .lYi in HuntlngtoJI m a e a ucc1ss om· , Legal Sic y me Irvine Jndui' DJ.It The Muat bt over•21. No Phone or......,.. fll. ~r. Bei:ich lliith School, 1905 LEGAL Secretary w/llt:iia·, mltmtnt, I want to t1lk No Ah neces!l. jurt a bright M In Co 833-3340 • Calla, Apply in penon., Sllrf TWO OREEN UPHOL-exptt. helpful, .hut not es-. 2'790 Harbor Bl. nt Adamt tential. 1 Position rt'QUires f\fttin St .. J:tunlitigton Beach. tion experience. • to YOYI Ph. Jeck S.y-Inquiring mind eager to Jeam ea " ' a Slrlotn, 5930 w •. Coast S'l'Elt.tt> CHAIRS. ___ 645-_1550 ___ ..,. mour A7·121l/776-2231 , ftcld that 1lO}'I high"' STAPF AUDITOR Hwy, Newport Bch. * 67S-ll22 * Ute lleno. I :• JNTERVIEWING Mon thru Fri 9 am-12:30 pm ON SITE OF OUR NEW BUILDING PACll'IC MUTUAL FASHION ISLAND <Corner Slnta CNZ A Newport Center Drlvt) * FREE dally b\11 ~ b.!lon for work In Los An- re~ until move to Newport. Sept. '12. CASHIER Wt will lrlln mtlUn penon lo work In our blllf Servtce Mel Ill Colb. II-. Apply : II pmnn bhm U am II 2 pm. l.'OIN.OP. 295 E. 11th a.. or. - ' EXCLUSIVELY INJECTION MOLDING OPERATORS F'OR (Or Tralnus) RESTAURANT PERSONNEL r·or Plastics: r.tanu!acturer, And Only In Orantce County • Aceepting AppllcaUons • All Positions • All t:.tabUtlunent:a Ptmw1ent A Tmporary s\~·ing & graveyard thlft. Must be neat &: dependable. Female prerd. Must be able to work sat. or sun. Apply I PM-4 PM * Or11nae Coast Plastics * 850 West 18th St. .1!1nyal D~;~ ;·;;·~OT irrutrl' AgmCY 3841 Campus Dr •• Suile 119 Newport Be•ch, Calif. Send For F\111 tnformaUon A Free Brochure •••• wr~JT AD 642-5678 r11•> 551.zaoo "AILY P,J .OT 1 L.V.N .. reliable for steady wqes. Can Marton ~Jann, We are • major land de-WAITERS &/or WlltreUes, s· SOFA'& love te1t, never po!lition. Al90 1 for part SEYMOUR 833-2700, Dennis I< fl<~ velopment oo. l~ ~~~~ew-exper. 25-40. lot dining rm. Used. Bolh $1!0. Sew1nfr time. 549-3061. REAL TY I Pu«iMel Agency, -port ~ach area ou~.ruil a & banquet. See Perto~ maeh $25. Pvt Ply. 988-mo INVESTMENT MlchellOn Or •• Irvine. poslllon w/xln't trroWth po. Mar. Balboa BIY Oub, t.m SOFA bed In wry -ooi> Machine Oper1tor Dr:lll Press A Lathe. Min 1 yr. shop exper. Apply In pcnon, 85.1 Production PJ, N.B. Manager Tr1in .. fee Paid. Abo Fee Jobs. Start your urcer now in in- lett1ttng exetllnt lidd w/ thi1 top co, Uw )'OW' V.A. benftflt1. Great chance tor rapid advancement + ttlnge ben•OIJ. Cati John Goal, 8.1:1-2700. Dorulia II Denni• Penionnel Axencr. 2082 Mlcht i>on Dr., l"jne. Any day I! the Bf:!ll' DAY to All an adt Don't dtlay , •• c111l 1ndsy 6'2-5671. _ _l_l~~!!!!~~--/• .... ;olli~-----~.-=/ •enUal. The poslllon re-w. Cout Hwy., N.ll. dlllon 145, R I E t ~ c r • s·.sec1y• _., qulrn an aCCOU11tln& major w·-~·· ..• -~ :n ,~ ••• -·· ea 1 ••• •rM e • FIC Bkkprs $100 M t ral audltl ~·~ " '"~ '~ ....,,,.. New or experteoced Join the ~ w'" yn ° gene nr OVt'r, txp Mexican food, PECAN coUee • tnd tabie1 Com ....... that's ....:...A ...... If • S Con.str Sec'ya $650 or acoountnta exper. pnter-d;'' ha •'vii~ • 3 st<l100 1500 rab!y w/a CPA or PA t1rm. •PPll' at. llll Casa. 2M E. $115. Docan.tor dinette le! you not '" • censa, e 3 G<n'l Ofc l450 !nlHal •··•-•nl wttl lo-11th st., CM. $135, 11117~Ul. ~Kkooo~ --'&IQM $49 Lb; R.elnder'1 Agency elude jntemAl le c«ttmal WAITRESS.wanted, must bt ANTJQUEChlppenda1't m CAmpua Dr., NB audll.1 + speClal .ftnanclaJ ovt!r 21. mature woman Brtaktront, Excelltftt coo- Fee P1id By co. 516-211! projecll, Pt .... -<Giii• prefemd. Call Galley Cale, dlllon. $115, S!S-mt Real Estate plete ttsume w/aalary te-829 Bt.ya1cle Dr, N • B · * Mahopny bedrm •I Lic1n1ln1 CoutH SECRET4RY tor 1 alrl olc qulr.mmts to ClaaUled ad 6'13-4110. w/dbl bed, $10. Rtfr1(, Jlll, run sales training prorram y "";.,;,,, R. E. •469, c/o Dally' Pilot, P.O. WAITRESS Exp : tood .. Dlnlna IOI $13. - -no COit. MMIJ"Den~ . d=pment firm. Typing a Box ts60, Cotta Me91, Cllll. O>cldt.U. n» Bl• Bott, 101 COMFY T' Sofa ="1': ::..~'ft.. al SH ftQd. Start Sal. $500. 9262$. 2111 Pl. N,B, aft f Pal. ...0. ............ fjO, 8Gllll81. Le'iaure Co"""•"· S.U.l892. SU,IRVISORS WolWf .,_. al'ft. No ex-* l'IWl!I * T ..__n R .. __ • • P#~ Ml ,MATCHlllc "" ••tvit aruw Hnvn DAILY ~ILOT eo.t aaembty 11ne. Elgllr. "'· -·-~· n c11a1n ' tor t11o frieo"' i. The wwt drAw In ll\t Wt!i-FOR ACTION. • • • .1 Dal4' Pilot o.ual&d ftQd. Top ..._ lor top """· lm.,..llnJ work. Gond W IQ.lllS. supervloc:n, Vlried hn. MOit be ht! • • Jilan:lor Y-lac. -~U.. ~-wlaMls. ._.1111.._,llnllloo_• ITll w. l11h ._ ilr lblr· 114 IMP, ._., Clll a 41 OMta --· ..:-.::...::.:111.::... ____ J -===...:..:.::.:..:.:.::..=..!~-=:=.:;;==--~ CALL 64Z·5678 I r f ' I • l I ' W<d..,.,, Jufy 26, 1972 O~LY11LOT c 11oo.1... ~ (' ..... , ][~] [ ...... 111 w·~ii-iiiiiu~.-iiiiiiiiiiii~ •. ~11 ~1~- ""'""""'iiiiiiiiii .___.._.,..__,][ij [ _.... ]§] .liii[ _ ...... _,,.s.i_. ~1~;;;1 111 Pl•-/Ore••" 826 •------• llNta, Power "6 Cyclfl. llktt, Trvcko '62 Auiot w.,,... Ml --------_______ ...._ --·--·=---DAIU.ING 10 "k old ll'IPPY· -, ~rt 915'1--------1~-------~1 Udo fbrnlture Barpb•· STEREO: u n c: 1 a Im e d Ntw clnthitt tale. SO«r·TO% FREE ' part Dachlhund A Territr', 1970, 16 In b d Io u t b d ---------REWARD Beaut 9 pc. peean d1n r'm. t&ya\\'I.)', Ca.mi.rd 4 ISpted discount on all clothel, 1t bN•n 6 bllt. love1 ch1Jdrtn. H.ydl'OIWUt·90 hp F 0 rd BRAND oew b1cycle-Lady'• .., cu.st Inlaid chalJ&tt, a Ir ._nalon ~-•u 11 -~· Corllno, Cathedral h u 11. Ral•~· ~rt 170 C-" ' pecan coffee speakers with m u J t i p I e Southern ..,... · C 0 e 1 e Startlrw wttk ol Augu1t 7 -..... Walle Uml w 1 n d ah 1 e I d , •" .,...... ' · ...., ~e, 1°:~tlt"f0 ::'I ta'°bl•1,'.· c r o 1 a-o v t. r network. Ciymnalll.im. Wfd·s.t, 9 am· ORANGE COAST KlTI'ENS -Need homft this custom llllt, • Ure jackt:ts, 4 ~a.nu S or 642-l321, '61 ~ T Ford. 8' BoK, Full AMIFM/MPX radio and 6 pm. A truck lold ot T-HAMMOND STUDIOS wfd<! Will d<Uv.r! Tabby saloty CUAhion!. fire ex. Cmpr F.Qulpt, onty 9600 ml ho1 blrdwood dropleat dinette W:rir deck. Still ""--... .._ .. , iAfrta. ft!Wnibles. football oll•l'1l colon w/whlle paw• 6: tJl'l<n•lsher, S<'a an ch 0 r, '10 Rk'krnan Zundapp Molo R 1_ ..... B" ·~D NEW al 11 NEAL MOTORS BONDED DEALER a e, cust oak student d,.k .,_-~-illlU '"""' ~ ......... _ -uacte sbtrta tube ,,._ 7 -~ Id w .. _ ... •· ''f>'" ,_ -ui or .._.,l.'10, ~e ... ._._.... n.nl~ n;.i-i .... 11 •• •.t1G 97 oil ~.....,... ... • A Adult ~-.. 1 .. ,. ---.:!!. ,..,.,. 0 Cfl.Ul:U • horn, 1vimna,u • aU UP' ,...._ ...,.,., ..,.. """' • V • A: matcbln.1 hutch , 3 orla1nal uL~,........., ........,. IM'Y Mclcs, jackets, serbnmap ' '"'".,·-Cl.u&ta trai~ ..... ~ ._.. ....... ....-.-Indian Boy racer, $.t.50. the pnce Cr( 4 new one, -c;1, oil paintln<Y9. Call-... 9ll9. amall balance of $197.88 or e Beflnntn uJCU. °"''"""""'' Pl'O\'ed by Coo1t Guard. Auto Trana. ..... vi.,.. ll I ••.,... vests, aweats, 8)'Dl short.a, Xlnt cond. S247S. Moored on $3S-.2121. MACLANE ?i-1owu $95. lllrcb pa,ymen o ~ • ..., monthly. girll P.E. 110111, ete, sties 2-• Secondary '·11"""'~~·-·""'"'!0""". Ex=-.,.-u~,-n-1 co-nd-.1 din nn tbl, round + 2 lw, t USA Stereo E q u t p . extra lge. for kids It ndultt. • Theory l-l~ Balboa Is. 675-5.m. ~Uij ml. $200. C·--.•• llallae ~.. Wmhou ... 1711 E. 17th St.. Some •h!Ms plain. or wllh • Workthop '"'............ ~ --1"'5'"·-G~l-a_ss_F-.la_t__ ~-n~. ••• •-' "~ Co •· M &I' """ Call f In' J ~ '" 1951 DODCE MAlL TRUCK. cocktail tbl, Elm w/gl.iu --•---•-.,.,.;'=r-~:_c::_· --college names, etc. Sample: or iormat on --=~~~---1 * AUCTIO Sbo 5(lc T h. ~ 644."30 Im BSA 500. New flame Body In Excel. Cnnd. Eng. top ll45. Gold leaf ..,.. N * "'" • .. ""'· -· Pets ~--·r•I 850 B tt Sk' H II Good · ,__ I .... Ent f ' doo Southe 2854 E, Coast Hwy., CdM , ~ 0 om I u paint In1macuJaf(•. ~lust seH tlttds '\'Ork. llM. "'-'11P w pedestal table $96, 2 Fine Yumilure er ron r, m -... -·· ---• best offrr! 644-25&t Ne\\' po.Int job. lruilde pal"K'.1· l'Qf.lched armless ch r 1, & Appllanct• Calif. Collete Cynma.stwn, The Tr-Gpic Zone blueffrm $55 pr. 54!'r19'i8. 2525 Newport Blvd,, C.M. 5 .. wfftQ M~chlntt 121 7i&i S. Main e Open Now \Vhlte/mtttalflakc red, 65 hp Motor Hom11 l'<i!l'r.ln"·~rak~ ~i Co~.~=I S~~·. AucUons Friday. 7:30 p.m. ~&--1173. Sonia •--'1neweat•1•-ost ?tterc OIB, tilt b·aller $1200. S I /R I 940 ~· SURPLUS Sale: Dinette Set WI d ' A t' B White, Zig Zq, Console Sew· ,..... • -a a • en C.lll or caU fi.46..-0388. w 1 4 ch a i r s , $ 1 5 . " Y s uc ion em OLDER \\ood Pr e -fa b lni Machines, $35. Tropical Fish Store. Un.. _8.16._l_!l54_. ------- Upholstered chair, $l2. Cot-20751» Newport, C1.J 646-~ cabinet, 12' x 24· $~. Ran.' * 5f0...0623 * bellevable 4" long Oown 31'. 1969 llatteras CruiAf'.r. ON DISPLAY NEAL MOTORS BONDED DEALER fee tables Sil.OO to SlO. Behind Tony's Bldg Mat'l Pu 11 man k J t c h en 1---------Lochea $5.96. Lut dmt> this lmmac! Brand r'le'A' engines. Med Me e Refrigeratws $100. Btwn 9 STEPLADDERS -8S90rled un its-aink -stove, Soortlnp Goodt 130 year.Clownl..ochesfor59e. RadiQ, RDF, auto pilot, I as 1n1 & 12 AM, 2931 Gra~ Lane, sizes _ WOODEN ONLY .:. re frlgerator combination 2 oz. flJter wool 69c w/free Oepthometer, etc. Comp '71 Chevy ~4 Cwnp._•r Spl'<'. C.M. 979-4434. also 2-28' EXTENSION $150 t!a;, 2-12 k11 11 s 00 aUboa 1 ,.';;; ~-~ .. S Xln& 8 1 fNDCondINGS air stone. Eureka pump, fishing equlpt. Refldy to r,o. l T Dod h " SI . Air Cond. P .S .. P.B., Lov,. LADDERS -had ~-uaed need litl'e wor . -~ .;>...,,..'°", ' · $1.49, 5 •·'. tank w/hood A!Jking $22,000-makr offer. on ge c a~is. t'l'Pl> ti. HOUSEHOLD turn J -· •= * &I~ o:JW> com nlllt',, om:• owner. MW1 Sell. n c I . by retired painting COrl· m~W We boat with. 2 ..,.,, ..........uo $3.99. 10 gal tank w/hood 615-2256. As l..()\V As Refrlg., Med. BR· Uke new. tractOJ'.'. PriC1?d for QUICK canOpy_s, ~Y .. conversion TV, Radio, HIFI, 1 SG.99. Call 979-Fish. l·l-4'_R_U_N_A_BO_U1' __ P_or_f<'l:-l-fo-r $7199. ~it~. chest, Secretary, SALE. On]y ~.00 and ·up, $350. 'Ml~llanoous item&. Stereo 136 * "Sherry's". Grooming 10 Couple or Cuy & Gal. 35 h.p. 2100 Harbor Blvd Costa M~ 64~·7161 1212 South Ro11 St., Sa.nta 216;, Santa babel, CM. E I St I T · J G SI • 2 ~--., • .,.,,.,,.. STEREO 1972 Garrard )'I'll in all breeds. (Free ngne, Pe ra1 er, lrlt• a I 1 "'ua, .,,.......,.....,. pickup). Boa.rdlna, poodle Cover, Llftil'li'. SI in g. _G.,__.,, -BOOKSHELVES and 2 1mill HAY£ {4) TICKETS equipped with lull &lud pro-puppies. 516-2848. N•ugahyde Upbolsttry mu." 1rag1 Sale Sat/Sun delkl Suitable for extra • fesslonal changer. AM/FM -sell $475.00 646-8018 cva. 2'U1 Avalon, Corta Meaa lo . · stereo receiver, sealed af.r.. C · . · lT Frost tree retrtg,, 6 yn. II raie space in Your P9'Mltt of th• Ma&ters suspension speaken, tape ats 152 13 Boston Whaltr, w / 40 $50. t.Jan'1 Schwinn, 5 spd ~c:~o:orQ:n~•~: SUNDAY, JULY 30th. deck & head phone plug.Jn PERSIAN kittens CFA l{P Johnson, Covt'r, Trlr, l)lke $50 & 26", $10, 2 sleds, Trade for any Jacki. Brand new In box ._ all h . • lln reg., F.xtras. >ant con<!. 673-1933. 1212 South Ross St., Santa "' papers, c amp. eage. =~=~===-'~ $5. Back paek $5. 2 Deep sea Ana 542-3l20. perform4nce after Aug. 3 guaranteed. Originally prtc-. Shots. $ftO A up. Also black 16' 1971 NE,\'PORT, 9~ rod.1 &: reels, $10 & $15. 673-0268 , ed at $279.95. Balance $87 smoke stud service. 892·2970. Johnaon fully e q u t pp e d, Fender amplifier & elec HANC,.on air conditioner for cash or small payments. D $775. 547·9645; 675-4808, gt.\ltar $75. Misc. car. 'Excellent condltlon. Electronic Surplus Sale: P.C. Lay. a":' a y D e p t' 091 154 10' GLAS.SPAR. like UC\V, Also auorted parts from boards, capacitors, resistors, n4f893-0501. OBEDIENCE a .. s To ~-J ·~. FRIGIDAIRE, furniture Ii 1961 Olda Statlo I" •~' - TIOGA MOTOR HOME DEAL ER 18%' 1 Ton Dodge chussis, Sleeps 4. '68 Chevy 112 Tn Pickup Saer\ficr , ~tust Sell, $1388 or b~st olft>r, 100o/i> r~inrulcing Avnll 0.A.C. 897.0224. NEAL MOTORS BONDED DEALER Immediate Delivery w111 •uy your pickup . ror Crevier Motor Homes , .... •od•y · N• '"'"n" I n ,yagon. coils, transformers, wire, iENinl & RCA Color .... ,, Wed. July ~th 7·.30 P'I •-* -· ~· * ot& of goodies. 620 llth St, Reuonable. 531-3885 after i" •u " .. , o;i1.,...,,,,..,.. 2100 Harbor Blvd Cotta M1111 64S ·7161 'Huntington Beach. 5:30 PM, ruik for Lynn equipment, etc. July 29th. at les.s than the discounters. the Newport·Ii'Vlne area. Boats Sall 909 208 \\'. 1st. Santa Ana Machintry 116 PRECISION Winding Co. ?i-1ost '73 models 1n stock. Open to alJ dogs over 5 mo's ___ ,, ------.119 Ford F350, i;takt" \~y. WILL PAY OVER Kely llue look For l•t• modtl, clean, low mllHO• domes- tics, Import•, trucks or campers. CalJ and ask for Buya DAYE ROSS PONTIAC 2480 Horbor Blvd. Costa Mese $46..8017 WE PAY TOP CASH tl>r Ulld can I< llu<ks, lUtt call ui f<c' !rte -~1Umate1. GROTH CHEVROLET AU I« Sales Manaa:er 1S2ll Beach Blvd. · Huntlnrlon B<~<b 111.q! Kl N33l Autos, Imported 970 ALFA ROMEO Atta Romeo '72- 2000 !--------... ··...,.... 10011nk' off PluUc coats telndcludchaedln 224(W7 S. GraGn~,-~nta A~a. '72's at drastic aavings! old. 546-4928. MARINER 31 e 0 nt p 1 et e ____ 8_35-_3_1_7.;.1___ \\'/electro hyd dunip ho ist. LARGE modern 5 CFM air ence, pos · amer & rw11.1) 54MlO.t.. Free color antenna in!talled PUREBRED Labradors Gfill. Refrig., s I e er l n K Xlnt cond. 20,0(X) n' i . NOW IN STOCK compressor $325. Single post $50. lf75..3608. LEAVING for Europe. Musi '\lljth all COll!IOles thnl July black, 5 wks. ' vane, ready to go, P'Y 14, fi42 ..... '1686 for appt to S•'l'. Ask Uft, 3 yrs old, $250. 1Sc coke CARPET FOR SALE sell hsehold furnishings Incl 3111:, 3 yr. picture tube, l yr No papers. $25. slip 342, L.B. Private Pty for \Vaynt' vendor S75. parts, sht1.ve11, . by Carpet Layer. Call round antique tbl. $100. parts & service. Ca.sh 90 * 548--0159 * (213) 598-;2963 ---~-'-~~----• 546-5745 e 540-2086 plan• or terms. ABC Color * '58 Ford ltaneh1:'ro. N1·w counters, lighting, & other Photog equip incl new Durst TV, 9021 Atlanta, Hun-IRISH Sette' female 10 NE\V O'Day Yngling ~'/Min· pain!, lrans., brkli. ln!t'rccp. equip. Reruionable, 536-4257. lD\VNMOWER $65. Other M-301 enlargt'r, $ 8 0 · tingtOn Beach, 968-3329. months, AKC, I 0 v ·1 n i ny Soling, List $ 31 0 0. 1or cng .. Ree. o-IUlulctl & A L LEN SYNCROGRAPfl, misc. Garden 1oooh1. Developing tank, fl r Y e r • disposlUon. 646-4109. Special Prlce $2000. 645--5000 tuned. $:fi00. M&.-4905.' MODEL E 1415 HD J7F. * 557-3lll * clothing, books. 675--030.t MAKE offer: Stereo w/tape eves ext 423 or leave YORKSHIRE Terrier, AKC. ' '61 Chevy i·t Ton P 0 Xlnt For Immediate Delivery In stant Credit BANK FINANCING COAST DISTIUBUTQR h1ACHINE. A ~ ant ad is ......... 1 • KENl.10RE v.·asher & gas cartridges, also 78 RPM col· rf I I ~ •-· 166• m•Sll8ge wfoperator. OPEN ROAD » . • ' 542-1734 eves & weekend.I. v:;;;e;t a•"""' m-dryer, 6 mo's. o Id. lector'1 items. 31.36 Trinity pe ec co o1-1ng & su.c. MOTOR HOMES new tlre1, shockl, radio, IMPORTS • Frigidaire refrig. Lr g. .. Dr, C.1.J. 540-1839. Npt. Bl. No. 16, C?d. 646-mJ LIDO 14 with trailer, new A081 Carden Grove Blvd. ~tr, uphol & mo~. $750. •••••••••••••••••••• queen ,.z. bed, 6 mo's old, ACOUSTIC 150. ll5 ru.IS. Irish ~iter Puppies ~~ n.:~~g ~~~r ~:~ Carden Crove 894·44i9 .' .... "':..-cc31c.41.:.· ------'.:--°""'"2:C::.,..-""""'°ic:="'-Schwinn bike, girls. Like new. Priced to sell. $75. Purebred / t Motor Home Renta ls '63 C~EVY step.van & ~~· •l ~. 642·3963 alter 6 PM. 847-9974 or 968-07'1! mt?ilage w opera or. Available for dnny \\'eekly crunping trailL'r, $l200. 62 J000.1200 \V. Paclflc c.t. HWy. For an ad In Woman's World · Call Mary Beth 642°5678, ext 330 lrl9hr.n A Room Day·Evenin9 Duo 9210 MOVING east, make oner. * Late model Packard Bell pool table, la.rce Color TV, $125. ELEGANT AFGHANS pet & 28' Cust I/B sloop, £Kings or monthly basis • 21' 23' Oodg(' i;1('p-van 300 cu fl., Nnport Bench (TI4) 6'2.()400 abow puppie1 & all breeding Cruh;er). Must sell. All of. and 25' self cont~tned Mo'. $TOO. 549-375&. . Alfa Romeo ref rig/freezer, setional 494-7109 sofa, dryf:'l" & misc. 3136 iiiiiiiiiliiiliiiiiiiiiiii Trinity Dr, Costa Mesa -1839. stock. All colon, 962--6956. ~-h~sented. Aver Y • tor Homes, all equipt with UNIQUE Dodge A-108, side CREAT DANE PUPS, -'-'-,-------1 generator, roof air. c.nd doors on both sides, good for AKC. Must see to * Frleght dam a g fl· many other extras. All earn per conversion, $1700. Catamararui. It 22' sailboat. Coaches are 19~ models. 640-5178. L J [J appreciate $90. 639-3409 '' ' ,;;=,:::.:.:::.,,,=---~-Fl'M lo 'l'iou I -Complete. New con d. We have the all steel Amlgo1~55 Foro ',IT new ·-g ''a"• KOBENA 421 S11per 8 movie FEMALE brindle .,....at dane 546-U72. '"' '"' I '""t ·dg ,..-.-also. Pl~ase call 839-9560. tires Paint etc. Run• looks camera. nsuu1 eartr1 e puppy, S m~nths, has sbots,co --.-U-MB-lA--22-,-.-.. -,~--ln 1.-•1 p er telep'"..... 3 Lln11, i TlmH, $2.00 •::n 64 " =-• REVCON new & camper ~. umi ng. ow 1"''" must sac. """...:.... 2-6625.:.__ head, 11leeps 4. Balboa Slip. wide angle len1. "'"""' ·-------· STUD SER C MOTORHOME * ·52 Dodge PU. Mu•I sell. new. $75 or make offer. VI E $2395. Terms. Daya 834-3642 Oldl front Wheel drive. Ulli· Runs well. $295 or best of· NO\V ON DlSJ>LAY "°" 1734 eves R_ weekends. 2 M~e Collie & CockfT Black Lab, ARC reg. champ-eves, 675-6016. 1 . 1 • Ui 1 1 "" 0153 11 8 s.Jes Service JU-II< Spaniel brothm>. Ea. 2 yrs. ion background. 979-3341. 14' SURFBOARD sailboat. ma e: tn uxury"' e e ency. t"r. "-'v-<l •• USED doors, window @. ~~ gd. home & yd. OLD English Sh~p Dog. Centerboard. rudder, SAUi. Only9,0Xlmlles. 838.oo52. '60 Chevy P.U. v.,ci, 4 speed. p-"COAST IM~T~ screens, $1. to $5. Chair $3. • Beaut. maJe. 11 mos. AKC. Best offer. 673-674L MOTOR HOME-· -4 glassbelt .Urcs. Askinc 1000-aD W Ollll ff Baby buggy $15. Playpen ~. BEAU'i' Part Slame'le kit ..,~ 54., ~.,.,., !J)t1 o1 storage & living $750. ~~. N--· ~ Hamper -Pole lamp SS · · ..,.,.,, -· SABOT, .........1 rondttlon Ex lor •• ,....., ...,..... •"'· · ten, Uoo)ca like Siamele) 1 ====_,=-,-~ &"""" • ., space • P er 26, fully '67 Chev. 108 Van 3 sprl. 283., _...__,-.,=-=,.....=--i"I Swivel TV stand $5. 673-0928. weeks old. Weaned & DOBERMAN, AKC, female, U40. equip. $235 wk. Oftly fie mi. Great in/out and nwch. Of. · IMW SUMMER SALE trained, Call 337:5003. 6 months old. * 213: 198-9241 * 4 Day wknd1 avail. 548·2886. fer/$1690. 673-1342. PERSIAN RUGS , KITTEN female w h It e 673-D>3 or 494-S048 * LIDO 14• $550. includes Rent A Motor Home '48 Ford PU. 4 apd. tt&nl. 20% oft.July 15th thru 31st w/black paws, t;il & nose. HAR~QUIN Creat Danes • •ails & unused Schock can· for your Vacation Gd. tires. New 'tntr. Xlnt Call Kennan's IO: 30 to 5: 30 9 wks. Box t r a I n e d . Sacrificd $150. Gentle. 11 vas cover. 646-3819. * 139-4301 * running cond. $500. 646-7596. Coron. d.l Mar 675-7340 "'"5392. IllOI. old. 545--6588. KITE No, 121 with trailer. ~=C.::-C:'-,,-;c:''c7.:;;--=o I ·"'-;;,,~C,,,-,.-..,.--,--PLUSH Shasta mtr hm for '71 FORD van camper. V-8, MOVING, twin Jxocl $30. extra lDVING-Black & grey tong * AKC Reg. Silky Tenier Good condition. $450. rent. 18', sips 6. Self cont. stick. heavy duty acecu., long twin bed $40. Love seat hair kitten, female. 7 weeks Female Pups. Odorless & &M-17J2 ' Pvt pty. Aft 6, 497-2384 $2Ta0. 548-2871 eves. $35. Uphol chair $15. Sqr old. Weaned & trained. Call Shedleu. $200 ea. 830-83l3. SNYPE ••• like new, with • 72 lJfETIME M.H., 23. & TOW Truck, '66 Chevy, 1 picnic table. 4 benches. $15. 837-fi003. HorMs 856 lllp. Sacrifice. Phone 2S'. Air, Iux. a: aafety equjp.. Ton, 6 cyl., gd. com!. $1'7SO, Baby G'and 1750. >l-0--0617. LONELY Utile mal• dog * APPAlO _6_'13-_9388_·~~~---1 xlnt ,.,.,_ Pvl ply., 968-1397l.,:;96::2-..:9l5:;::.:7·-,---~ 12 Place Settlna:s, hand needs lonely little boy for OSA * Coronado 25-Gd. Canel. •69 Honda CL 125 Scrambler. Auto Leasing 964• painted china, O r i e n t a I companlomhip & I o v e . 3 year old gelding, Pvt Party &U-653'7 motil, lnclds everything, 545-1522. registered. $475. Boots Slips/Dockt 910 Xlnt co;t~ * DATSUN" 240Z -f972 brand new. $90. 494-TIO'J. POODLF.S: Silver ma 1 e, CALL ANYTIME 1--..-' .,....-"'--- A LL EN SYNCROGRAPH, MODEL E 1415 HD J7F, DtsrRIBUTOR MACHINE. 542-1734 eves & weekends. BRUNSWICK VIP 8' slate (l") pool table. $550. xlnt cond. 54(rll28. NEWPORT BEAOl TENNIS CLUB FAMILY MEM· BERSHIP.499-<760. black fem. min. Whit• stan-540 • 3803 WANT Mooring !or Lido 14. dard. Female Siamese cal. • North Bay for month Aug. 546-2848. FOR Sale. Sharp 9,year old Call collect • F. Prtll, 213- black· gelding with white 385-8371. ALL whlte male deaf cat, also small gray ca.lioo kit· ten. Call after 6. 548-7672. star. Arab/qual'.fer. Well'l· • .,......-A~V°'"ALO""'°"N""m-oorln(-~.-good tralned hone f o r ex· Joe nr Oeacanao Beach perlenced rider. $375. Phone au·b i«m * 673-8760 CERMAN Shepherd dog 8 ~3150. • . · mos. Shots. Male. 3077 BOX Stall Special: 2 Mo's Boeh, SPffCf A' Ski 911 Collldge, C.M. 545-7913. Summer package still avail. 1_6' Gian t1d or fish boat, 65 4 MO. Old German Shepherd FatrRTounds. 979-94ll or hp Mere w/fl'.lr, full equipd, GAS stove $25. Power mower P\IP. Shots. ooi.8679. xlnt cond. $13)0 or best, $25. 642-5666. 1513 Orange 642·2001 THOROUGHBRED Ge 1 d, 5$-0241, 536-9il4. Ave., C.M. FREE to good home-Sml. gray, 6 )'ti., 15.3, H. sound, SKI boat 14' glau-85 h.p. '69 Dodge 8 Corey Cruiser. New motor, air, like now. Auto, • aJr • maits. (#3192) SleeP> 4. Load<.'dl 499-2984. $108 Trailers# Travtl 945 TENT TRAILER Cyclists Will Appreciate! '65 Travel Mate Sleeps 7, kitchen le add on cabana, Frame complclely rebuilt to carry 3 motor- cycles. Extra CJ~an. 540-9451 or + Tax per mo. 36 mo. open end Southern C31if ornia 1st National Bank leasing Aft. 9 P.M., 540.3894 OASIS ,63 I S 3 '"··--2022 BU1ineJ1 Center Drive ALL MOOILS IMMIDIATI Dl!LIVIRY law Bait Fllall--1 Up To 48 Mo. Terms on approved credit SEE l/8 ABOUT Over11a1 Delivery CREVIER MOTORS ~ W. ltt $1., &lnla ADI 135-3171 -,69 BMW 0 2il0'=2- • {Sile •T-30A). condition. $2199 PORTABLE TV, excellent mixed bred pups, 1 male/1 "'·ell broke, Engf\Vest $675. Mere. Boat cov. trailer, ~~f"'-l"'l-condition. $29. E I e c tr i c fem. 8 wks. 962--0462. !i44-5335. $1250. 64(1..$559. Put color underfoot -.. broom $12. 6f6..l525. ' 1 Pl · uw ni:r Irvine Calif 92664 ltove I: oven, 50 lb lee box. 114183.1-8620 2u!62'7-o36? Elec brakes. $695. 557-3163. CREVIER MOTORS ~ \V, lit St., Santa Ana ~ 835-3171 ~e;8~~~~fc~aie M~ Try °"' lea,. expcrta for ~,7-J_B_MW_ 2BOO"-S£=DA=N crochet oval rug In 4 colors! KITTY· Abandoned, ill. Now Good Riding Horst 14' CluslC Ski Boat, tilt trlr, It's all single croceht so ,,,, ...,..,. 11T ROWING MACHINE EX· well le altered. Needs kind $200. * 545-8791 Mercury Mark 75, muit sell even a beginner can make lllMic.tt ltt(M.T.,.. ERCISER $10. 646-0818. aduJt home. 536-3454. $650. 546-8609. Auto S.rvic1, P1rt1 949 ·----.. ---- this rainbow rug that's sure Miscellaneous Beautiful male Siamese loel'IMll I~ Bolts, Storage 912 to win compliments. Pattern PLAY IT CASUAL for day Wanttd 820 4 mctitbs old 111rfM ~ ¥..-DRY stor .. .-00 b • y, 7379: directions for rug 30 x or eve~ in fashion'• super _.... • ~2149 • :Wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliii• --36" or 30 x 50" included. it.an -the shirt and lklrt. BENTWOOD NICE long hair klttem. Well • sallboatt: from 12 to 19', 2 8E~·FIVE CENTI Mix stripes, solidi. checks: CHAIRS trained &: alert. 8 wkl old Boats, Gtntral 900 hoists. 6'n-6606. •for h pall·-add ""' Need at least four fin. or un-, eac ..,." -"' Printed Pattern 921D: NEW need home. 979-8978. 37' Clipper Bow Cruising •cents for each pattern tor Mlue1' Size18 10t1J 14.16 fin. Bentwoodlmcbaln. Abp-3 PUPPIES, 1 M, • F, 8 Ketch bit WILLARD BOAT tr------11•) 6)r Mail and speelol Hand!· l8. Slz.e ll coo.i 34j oblrt 1 ,; _. not portant, ut • ..__,_ hie: otherwile tbinl-clas1 rd _ 1 • kiri · 11 mu.st be 1n Jood cond, No weeks. Mixed breed, very WORKS, 1962, buy •••• $34,500 ••• ..,.... ... kwl "di!llvety will take three ya s al" ncb, II takes 3, antiques. Ftee or reas. small. 54M.310. 35' FCL S&S Sloop $23,SOOl ';;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~:: kl Send to yards .f.5..\nch fabric. priCe. Mike, 897-7791 alt. 5. DOCK 4'k18' heavy 2x12 34' FGL Morgan SloopS22.SOOl1 i l~ce B~~the 0~! ::n .. ·= -:r: LADDERBACK CH A IRS. cons!.-Dry l in the water. 34' FGL Cal Sloop •••. $24.000 C1mpera, Sa~/ RMI t20 "!LOT 105 Needla;i:iui , a...... hi -~ Capt N t All at 3424 Oporto, Nwpt. Bch. . I' • ~ , cents tJr each pattem for Need at leut ,., .... mate ng v•~ ' ee · DAVID FRASER 673-5252 '71 Pickup $17'5 Dep~ .• Box 183, Old Chelsea Air Mail and Special Han-high, l&dderback chain. FREE ldttens that like dop. 14, dbl. Hull glass Runabout Datsun. Cbl'Ome •tep bumPtr, :U~~e;..!~&:e'.! ~,;_~th~ee :: ~~Y~~o :ii';iue~~ !: *~ 40 hp o. a trlr. Exe. $4~. 11de mirror•,. tonneau ~· ,Zip, Patt.era Nmnber. ..;:_~-1 nd reasOnable prtce. Ph. Mike Shakespear elect. OB mtr. radio, heater, 4 ~ tl'in!I·• NEEDLECRAIT "l'JI ~ wee~ (Jr mott. Se to WANTED loving home• tor 3 used Onct' ... i:: 5.)6..79()4 only 15,000 miles. (719BLVJ. = ~liee::: i'he .direc> ~~ ~~::. D~~ ;: 11: ~ Bicycle. ~=~~·~~~9. BRmSH ~ 13, 40. h.p. ··e~n':.~~!'S'' I ....b.at Ma('fl.JM Book. 232 West 18th St., New Good condition. LARGE, comfy Ear I Y J?hnson, American trailer, 1970 Harbor Blvd ... South Ross St., Santa Ana Savinp ·• Satll:facUon • Str- 542-3120 vice. PORSCHE par1• • 9ll s. WE LEASE ALL POPULAR trim S/whffl 1 seat 1972 MAKES AT COMPm. ' ' TIVE RATES. (H~dstooth) 2 Ntrf bers. Call Malcolm Reid tor 714· S87·246'7. further d<!IAllt, ALLEN SYNCROGRAPH THEODORE MODEL E 1415 . HD J7F ROBINS FORD DISTRIBtrroR MACHINE. l060 Huber Blvd. Sf2..173f £\.es le weekenda. Com. M~aa "'2·0010 2 Chrome vw 1lotted rinu Autos Want.cl '61 I< t1m. 5.60Xl5. Fair cond. =.;.;.....;;.;.;.;.;;.. _ _;,;;, $25. 548-S380. WE '"'1 ll1l make1 of deae '61 VW pan w/plnk alip Door Ir rear fenders • make offer. 544.wl. 11"'1 sportl ..,.., pold for or not. Pleue dttve 1n tor b'fO •ppraiAL NEWPORT · IMPORTS · 22,000 miles, like new, .ee &nd te11t drive today (96$. DDJ).' $5995 . CREVIER MOTORS :118 W, 111 St., Santa Ana IU-2171 Viall our new hornet & ROY CARVER, Inc. 234 E. 17th SL Corta Mesa 5tlM44fl CITROEN Buic,taneyknota,palltrM.' York, N.Y. l,0011. Print . •CaJI&f&.'1598* American Cou"1, n••d• ~l~llt, cover. $895.c .... Me .. 64M6n 'I --.. Jlc;,_] n. NAME, A.ODU:U with Muslcal lnttrUment• 122 . uphollterina. ~. TRUCK/Camper Special •n _ •'l!Uj Art ol B &Ir p h ZIP, llZtl and Jn'LI) Boats/ Mulne 11 Ton GMC -SielTll PU 3100 W Oout H Cltr-$-rtt MaMrotl e'.Mt -crltl' 26 dtsfam to NlJMBDI. n':NDER SUptt reverb amp, NEED home for Lab puppy. Equip. 904 w/U' weekender C&m"""r. ; , #)'., "--e coJ';"ty Mad-· .. - lmah $1. SEE r.IORE Q u I ck 11'15. Fandrr Stratocaster, 7 mos. AKC. Ch bred. Femi. ~ Anti /Ci I 95S Newport B<tdl v•-•• •--· ....... C)oeW 8Mk _ FllhiMI and d)OQ9e one $125. hnder Telecaster, All shots, 8f&Q2. CHRYSLER Muine enslne. Leu than 11,000 mL $5895. qutl ast Cl 642 .. 940$ tor )ocaJ 4 t U ro Pe Ill 111.l'D by plctwl Patttr11. pattnn fl'ffl from our $150. 6t8 1955. 1t CREAT O&nt, 1 )1' old w/ Compl rebuilt + a 1pare 962-l513 wknd or aft 5 pm. AVANTI Clanlc, '64. Worked WE PAY 10P DOu.AR delivery. $1 ~ Calalos All == 126 --~ !hat "'"'· Shott ocrew etc. 19119 Olevy !IT Camper on by Granatelli Mechanics. FOR TOP USED CARS J im Slemons 1111~ , · ~-~ . Pl1_,..._,. ~·· 2:1111 So. u.'" s.nia m o· ••••• ...._ GUt a.. sizes! ,., .. ..,. ;iui;. * 66-4454 * $150 OT btlt offer. 50-3421 Special w .. Weatwa.ys ttlf 1 owner. $2400. 673--2456. u your ctr la extra clHJ'I, ..._., ---l!IO llfll.-$1. INSl'Al'!I' SEIVlllG BOOK 50 ORGANS 50 FREE Pu u b all 4;30. cont camper. Low ml, Ex· 'M Cad. 3 dr. hrdtp. Cllnn s,. UI ftnt. 5Sl.s20 Open -L 1>0111 II - --'"' IJUy, wear tomom>w. Yes, !iO oqa111 on tilt llbor. Shephord,-:i;· b1':c1<1:'1.!1~'. OUTBOARD motor 1968, 55 !nu. ~. spoke whl" Orif. 7 6 S BAUER BUICK DATSUN f"u llll:J a11 - -50 ':NsrANT FA S H 1 0 N Hommond Wurlitur othtn. 9 wks. 499-2118 att 11 a.m. h.p .. FI IC h er-p l.t r" !II tt. El Dorado camper Hudaoll. C.M. 546-8754. Costa 2: ... Harbor Bl~ '65 O.llun l"SOO SPL 3IO, nt• IC.OIL BOOK -Hundreda o I Floor mod.&, d'-tlnucd ADORABLE 7 wk old B<ndar~~~ ~cit. Mini $lli0. or w/1962 Ford II T. 1931 DeSoto. Run1 J!OOCI, Ulp k U..., runs " loob -ol U .._·.t.fllOW, fuhllOJ l>cb. $1-modth, new A Ultd. B\IY or black A whlle ma!< .klt1tn'. a> • ~ . . • P.U. w/lrtr tires, $15!0. Needa pain! k Int. 1100 IMPORTS WANTED l')Od. Could UM -wU. S> cenll rent .at moit attractiV'e 6"-1612 F.aatblUU. Boats, Power '°' * 544-S417 • cub. No tradt1. 64$.o'1975. Orana• Cou.ntlitt $47' ~ 64&-' Clofll.:,.. 1 -li 110flems. 9UICK CASH rates. , • • J'ME KmENS. Mal<•. 21, Drak~I Exp Qult<r. '115 Chev. El Dorado. Air Dune euveln 956 BILL TO~UY~O'fA · · 'IU5. ., -.. THROUGlf A W 1ll1chs Music City •-tralnod. ~ Hp ~-H.,.t Fait concl. l\ffrig .. "ove, mlllJI ·-..... m· d. ''12 DalllUll PU. ()nty llllO lllL .I I -- I _,,. '"' ' • "' ... ,.. • • mru Xlnt cond Otter DUNE Bum .. 1964 enalne • ...-.. _,llWI v Unrtr demc>lllfn.tor. ii.cm. , ; ::ti... -DAILY PILOT South Cout Plaza 541).2830 Call 538-0092 long t'lllll'· $l995. -· !14H3is, · ' blUt Dake. radio . roll w. 1!: Beacll. P!\. 847.aSlle Pocai Ltutnc. r.4s.tl55. ci-... _,.. ...... CLASSlflED ADS lllOVJNG, ucrllk:e, ba"1 Kl'ITENS. M/F. 5 .. 11s. BOAT·mo-IOp l'l.ck· & c ... e11... .. .. uent condition $7115. WILL Bey ]IOUI'""' paid for Im Illlaun w-- l :...1! --.,.._. ..,.J.RL71 ...... piano, ebo01, $1";11. Flutf)'. vm Playful. -Complete pad<age YW . -· 6*.(!18. 1"3 Cttltmonl, or not. Call Rolph Gardon Talle-ovtr --.~-.,. .,. Ml).OOT. 54$-41U. $23S.Alt5.5JM646. ~rs 7u C.M. rr.MI000-4eE.Ooutllwy. bttwffl!9:SO A3:l0.Jan. Wlll1Jtur 51>""' PW>o ,ru:£ caUco Im kitten 10 28' F&lrlm t"ln ong. N-'72 HONDA CL 100. 1900 ml. Dl/NE BOUY Co!! roldl Newport lleacb. :WOZ, 1910, ah', .._ - ••••••••••••••••••• M"-1!Y IJOtl. 1100C1hom"134 W. Marquita, TLC. P500, Call wkdll)'I. Ltavlnc 11lle. 13il0. 833-1344 1500co VW-88 tr an I . Fer that I""" Ulldtr lllO, li:y .. u. $!ltl0. -...... " ~124 * ~pt l, San Chm e).(ml, 54M980. or 833-31811 ev" -23$-:Wth Pl. CM. tho Ptnny Plocher. e«-:JOO. l I " . ' • • • . I J • COROLLA 51966 I+ T. & L.) o• $39.30 MO. 'Tl Fiat 124 Sta. wgji_ 4 whl pwr. di.le. brkJ, Air 'C(lnd. Re<:l\.nlng aeats. 10,!Xtl ml. Like new. $:1995. ~- 1970 Flat. 124 Spider, AM/FM, Real lbarP. Mutt saerlfice. $~. O w n • r , 963--0182. HILLMAN HILLMAN VAN -COMMER • 1962 Equipped with shelves and overhead steel rack. Priced for QUICK SALE. 1212 South Rou St., Santa -5l2-31llJ KARMANN GHIA '67 Karmann Ghia lo mi's. Call • 962--0589 '69 KARMANN Ghia, auto stick shift, AM/FM, lo mi. $1000. Chrl.I, 675-84%1. MAZDA '72 MAZDA Rot1ry Engine RX2 $2588 Demo. (S122Al04723) HUNTINGTON BEACH MAZDA 17331 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach % mile South Of Warner Phone 84U666 All extru ,incl. air' cond. (#6160) .. $6650 or lease Southern Cafrtomia 1st National Bank Leasing '68 MGB-GT $1700 FREE DEMO OVERNIGHT ·TO TEST DRIVE BUY or LEASE 1972 VOLVO 2 DR. SEDAN 578 DWN. $8·676 Per Mo. Make 011er. Must Sell Qu1ck! s7900 DoWlt Is Totol e 494-3192 e DoWlt Por,..itt MGB '68 MGB Roadster, new tonneau, good top, lo ml, xlnt C h , I $3550 I con:I. $1350. 846-2194. as p~1c1 I • p us --='"""=· =c--tax & license. Deftrrect 1969 l\IGB GT payment includes bal· Good Cond. AM!Fl\f radio loon of $1425 plus 35 pay .. G<+7547 mtnls of. $86.76. Total[ MOr.P.I S deferred $4539.60. A.,.1 --------nual Percentage Ra te '00 ~.lorris 'voo<ly \l';::TI. New 11 .00°/o. t'ng., tri?.nr., clutch, bL"lkrsj vtry E~Jish. $5~. 5J9....3119. OPl:l. '70 OPEL GT Competition Orange, Black Bucket Seat. 4 1pd <llr. Ex- cel1ent condiUon. Can fl. n&llCf! private party (!NO- ~), Call 49t-6811 alt 10 am. 546-8736. PORSCHE '70 914 White/black. Appear grp. Chrome wheel1 AM/Fl\f. Cover. $2900. offer. 5.J2-TI07. 1959 PORSCHE MINT CONDmON ASKING 11600. 496-S2l! I &n c_. prfq Sl,096,30 I•· clltdl.. tmt & lltense. Do .. ,.,..-h fo1r h11itdred dol- , }Mt. SJt.30 totol fllollthly '63 Porsche, xlnt cond. $2200 ,.,._. hlcl1dl11t llttHftt, or bl'st olfer. Mu.st sell im· 111 ,.,. pl• Hllou pay.et mediately! 5.fl-3505. . " ""'· Totol ......... ..., 1968 J'OD~ ,,_ • flriM Sz.171.50 A.P.l. 11 % ·~·u:., new ~-.::I, o. ,....,111,111 crffft. 1100, xlnt cond, must sacrifice! 11. (213) 4.13-6020 alier 6. '62 PORSCHE yellow chrome rims, AM/FM, 11800 . 642-ml RENAULT l R.....it O.mo Silo Semi Annual Demonstrator Clearance Sale Thi• Weekend Unbeatable Prices ALL 1m MODELS IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY INSTANT CREDIT APPROVAL BANK FINANCING COA5T IMPORTS J.000.lDI W. Paclftc Cat. ·Hwy. Newport Beach <n4l 60-0406 SUBARU . * SUBARU * AJ Uw.r as $1599 FRITZ WARREN'S Sport Cor Center e oIµNGE COUNT Y 'S LARGEST no E. ht St., S.A. 54'7-0764 TOYOTA '72 TOYOTA COROLLA $1966 f +T.&L.l . , $39.30 MO. llll!'l 'l•'r\•is "'' maten ,..,.. ... J ..... O.al<r Authorized Salet A Servk:e 9tkl 8' Coul lllehway Laguna B<ocb 540-3100 ** *** Toyota Q>roUa 1!69, 2 dr., ... wagon, • spd., 20,000 orig ml Xl.nt. cond. '1095. m-1284 TRIUMPH VOLKSWAGEN '71 m waa. AJT, radio. Vln 'teats. Ute yellow. 2300 mi'1. $33XI. 644-2386. * '68 BUS* XLNT CONDmON. M4-24Z aft 5 Pill '63 ,VW. Bua, reblt ene., new brakes &. Urea. $ 1 5 0 • 64&-7606: 557-5441. MUST Sell -'66 VW buJ. 'Rebu um eoa. eau 962.894.5. anytime. '67 Bua:. Reblt eng. New paint. Top cond. mi;,644-0027 * TRIUMPHS * • ·~ ......,.._, new)>oint, '71 CLOSEOUT engine, Xtra cl•an. lllO. SPITFIRES AS WW AS $2399 ~ or 642-12ll. G T-6 SAVE $500 1970 VW SUNROOF. XLNT FRITZ WARREN'S COND.11500. Sport Car Center * eau -* ORANGE CO·UNTY'S 'aJ VW Pop top camper. LARGEST Reblt eng. Clean. $2150. no E. ht, s.A. sn~64 ,;642-~1;716:::::-. -~-"--- '66 VW Bug, yeUow, two new tires1 very clean, new '65 SPITF1RE. top runner, reblt eng ..& SU ca.rhl. good body. 16(1D. 642-817L VOLKSWAGEN brakel. sharp. flOO; -- '63 VW JTIJll. with camper. Compl retiullt. Very good, 1575. 5411--5598. '69 FASTBACK. tmmaculat•. '68 VW P1nol, $1895 Awt~ AM/FM, air, 30,IDI lJke New 675-0745 , _ml sen Blue Book "71 \rW ill, 4 door, Xlnt wholesale. 644-2199 or nd A al ba aln' <'All ,,.,,, (.'O • re t'g • -~. 979--0949. '70 VW Camper -~.69=vw=s-... ~. 1~"""---· Immaculate, Bubble Top, Good cond. $1850 Ready to go, 100% financing * Call 979-8373 * * •n VW ~I, low mi. '10 VW ' C am p er , 1 Ix Stereo. Must sell lmmed. pusenger,. bed table, lee $2500. Eves, .673-7244. bo<, A:M-FM. 12 20 0 . =~-"""-~-~ av~il O.A.C. 897-0224. 1968 Bug, wh1te, xlnt cond, 536-1887. R/H, $875 or oiler. '68 VW BUG * 545-6328 * FULL cash price $2,096.30 In· 4 speed, radio, heatu, $995 ~ VW Bus, $500. ctuding tax & lice~. Down ~•7< 7best~•~"-"--~~·--548-6827 payment ls four hundred '65 VW S:iu!ll'ihack Wa~n VOLVO' dollars. $39.30 Iota] monthly Good condition. Ra d i o , payment lndudl"" lnte.,.sl, heate<. Good """· $150. 1972 VOLVO tax & license. 35 pa)I plus 962-3822 balloon payrnenl of $800. Total dcfe1TCd Pl\Y price $2,575.50. A.P.R. ll%. On pre-arranged credit. (3®1851. . nm Lewi& G TOYOTA µ166 Harbor, C,M. 646-9303 •n BUS, must sell, air cond .. sunrf., 7 pa..u, radio. Xlnt mech. cond. Call 496-5334. Lease Today at Best Retes $88.74 Per Mo. '70 VW buj:. YeUow, black O.A.C. AM/FM, Auto, trans., int. Michelin X tires. Im-disc brakes. 36 mo . mac cond. Aft 6, 645---0445 For Leasing or buying '69 VW Bua, MJnt cond! New tires, eng. Koni shocks. 33,IDI mi. $1750. 6'2-5476. ~eoaluoi& Vacancies cost mopey! Rent Like to trader Our Trader's )IOU? k>use, ap{:, ,;tore Paradise coiumn ls for you! bldg., etc. thru a Daily Pilot 5 lines, 5 days for 5 bucks. Oasslfled Ad. 64J...$78. Call 642-5678. e .· YOLYO 1966 Harbor, c.M. 646-9303 Like to trade! Our Trader's Paradise colum.n ts tor you! Autos, U-990 Autos, U-990 Autos, U-990 . . ,NO MON.EV DOWN \ . , $ 495 PR. MONTH 1972 GREMLIN IRAND NEW . '1999 +TAI ILIC. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY $54.ts tot•I payment Including t•x & lie. an~ all c•rrylng chargn for 41 months on approv•I of your credit.· Deferred payment price lncludln1 tax & all carrying ch•rtft $2617.50. Annual percent-- ... r1te ll 1t.f7%. SHORT ::,:nT=' SHORT Credit ly Phou OF OF Let me try to ,,,,,,,_ tM cr.dll and ltrna ' ' ' l'°" nttd to ...,., .,..,. CASH? ~£·-:.~ ~ CREDIT? ft'Al<E MONTHLY PAYMENTS ' Se Habla Espanol OVERSTOCKED Mun GOI · 'U CHEVROLET NOVA Automttic , Tr1n1., r11Uo, h11t1r, power 1t11ri~. FWRl2S. $396'" '67 MUSTANG 2 Dr. H1Ntop. ~1ctorv 1ir, VI, 111tom1ti1 +r1111., r1dio, hj1hr, poW.r , .. .,int. pow• 1r br1k11, whit1 1id1 w1ll1, ll1t1rior d1cor.: v11.102. $1296 'U FORD COUNTRY SEDAN SfwttM. w..... Alt, Vt, 111to. tr1111.1 powtr 1t11ri111. Tlltll $496 '6t IUICll SKYLAlll C111tom. J dr. h1t4to,o, 1111• • tr1n1., r1llio, h•1hr, ,.owtr 1t11rinf+ vlityl te,. XU476 $1496 · 72 TOYOTA CIUCA 1t70 HORNIT 2 400t. A141o, '"•ftr, low 2 clo0t h1Ntop. Fit.to;, 1ir, miltt, !61APA. F111t1itic 4 011 tfi1 f101r, t1com1t1r, low prk1 of 011fy 1,000 mll11, 11 SEVS. $1296 $2896 1• Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa &46-8261 PllCB EIUClifl .... 1/U/11 ,. Autos, -980 Autos, Ntw . ' Step Up To Luxury • • Excellent . seJection of previously owned Mark •II's and Continentals. 1970 MARI{ III Immaculate Glamour mist ginger /matching leather interior /white glamour vinyl roof. Equipped with every luxury feature. Full power, climate control air cond.1 individual poWer front seats, power door locks , tilt wheel, cruisom8tie, AM/FM stereo radio . SALE! '· Outstanding Group Of Choice Cars~~ ' 1970 Cadillac EL DOllA,DO ln;lmaculate. Emerald mist metallic! btaclc Landau A matcbini Leather in· terlor. Luxury equipped. Full power 1ncL 6 way seat, tilt·tele wheel, AM· FM stereo, power door lockl It much more. (lll1AKJ) $4975 1971 Pinto RUNAIOUT 2:000 C.C. Bronze mist metallic/matching buck· et seats, 4 speed, radio, heater, very ~clean. C685DUI) $187~ 1971 Ford LTD CONVERTllLE Beauillul red wJth black top. VB, automatic, power steering &: brakes. air conditioning, excellent condition. (501EJO). Sale priced. $2675 1971 Capri "THI SEXY IUROPIA .... . • ,. • ;: .--. ;. -· .. Polar white/burgundy interJor,~)lucJd. et s~ts~ decor group, 4 speed, radiQ, heatlt. See ana drive. (8198ND); Sale priced. $2175 • 1971 Maverick 1 OWNf,R 15-MILES ) . .. 2 door. Arctic whlte/contrasUng blue plaid interior, VS, automaUc, factory air, power steering, chrome window· mouldings. See and drive, like new.· (338DZQJ Sale Priced 1971 Mercedes 2IOSl'4 DOOR • 11,000 miles. Desert beige with brown ' Ulndau and saddle tone interior. Luxury equipped Ind Automatic, AM·FM radio, air cond., powersteer-• Ing & brakes, power windows. SH and drive. (414ELU) $6875 ALWAYS A GREAT SELECTION OF TOP .. QUAI,ITY CARS ... ,21121 HARBOR BLVD~ COSTA MESA • M0-6830 Home Of Tile New Cu •• , ''6fitln r-•" I I '• • •• • ' ·: . • . • . • • • • . . • • .; : . :: •• ·: '• " •• •• ·: f . • ,; ., ! • •• • • . :· " l 3rd ··QUARTER DEMO SALE! BEAUTIFUL LOW ·MILEAGE STAFF AND EXECUTIVE CARS AT TRULY UNl9UE SAVINGS! CHOOSE FROM CUTLASSES-98s-SSs •. WHILE THEY LAST! DAILY P!lOf S•ONL~-5 IMMACULATE 1971 HONDA YOUR. $ CHOICE CARS WHILE THEY LAST! ·I- . . JUST 9 LEfT OF THESE. SPECIALLY EQUIPPED CUTLASSES FOR YOU TO SELECT FROM • Example: Brand New 1972 Cutlass Hardtop Coupe LOADED: Factory Air Conditioning • Turbo Hydramatic Trans. • Power Steer- ing • Power Disc ,Brakes • Vinyl Roo,f • Deluxe Radio • Whitewalls • Sporty Louvered Hood • Full Wheel Discs • Tinted Glass • Plus much • much more • C3F87H2Z135S14) SPECIALLY PRICED AT $ '00 540-9640 · Autos. Used 990 Autoo, UHd "' Autoo, UHcl 9'0 Aulol, Ullll 9'I ..._, Ullll ffO A-. UM .'90 Autoo,UM 990 Autos, UHcl C:ONliNINTAL . FOID AMBASSADOR : '63 Ambass. A Beauty! Full pwr, llir. For Quick 58.le $950, 1 owner, Pvt pty. -·· BUICK CADILLAC CADILLAC CHIVIOLET , GUMUN JEEP 1972 COUPE 1971 CADILLAC '70 Nova S.S. coupe. lM VI. '69 ContfMntal 71 l ....... •m $6595 lr•nd New 1'72 '72 JEEP •n P!nto.Metallle cnen'"'."im EL DORADO vinyl top, brown w/bei1e Coupe. Full power, 11,..,._, Thia &OfltOUI cu * o,tJy GREMLINS DE VILLE CONVERTIBLE vinyl buck'!!-' 1e1!.. Auto-air eondltioi,o-""" •-:::, 11,sso mUn, Pl<ldod top, l Wh .. 1 Drive, v.s. Power ee, hpd, Ptrell~ M&11. Full power, factory air, vinyl Truly the finest ol th• stt•t matte (Ooor a.bift) CODIO!e. leather 1nterk:' fil't..,~~· power wlndowa. e MIY power Steertna, Radiala, Conv Tep, Clean. 645..5434. top, cloth l leather intuior, line of automobllt1. Luxury Factory &'&IJll'!I, power dite AM·TM stereo ~ pow~ IPl!t bench IMf:, lilbt ten-ott the road Ure• (only PONTIAC tilt wheel, AM-FM radio, i.. everywhere. Only 10,211 bn.Jces, exterior chnime. door lodu, local 1 ·owner. tint!, cUmat. ~~ door 3700 mlleal CS66EH\V) $3595,,1 --::::-:-~-.- tully equipped. Extremely local miles. Fact. air cond., TOP SHAPE! sfss5. MUst Ju~ an _.t ...... u--k»cka, AM-FM lteNO, Hit A. dlr, &.16-6535. '71 Grand PrlX '63 BUICK RMERA. P/b. 'I , SELL' WUI "-"·" Call • --~~.. ear •• low mlleaae. (23462'J), full power, ll t A. teleacop1c · .ID """""•· (ZLK2(1) • tele, tteerb;lc wbeef. erut. , LANO ROVER '57, eood con. ...,m P/i, S4~· S46-5380 * $6888' atttring, door locks, AM-FM 531-1218. , '......... control (~). · dition, low mlltaa:e. many Model J, Th1J ah.up car•hu 1terec w/multipll'!x tape, 1970 ~. Omcoura ~M. .--"BILL WHrrt.EoGE'S" Xf:fU, muit .aell, 545-3781. CUJtom top, AM-!'M·ftereo, '68 BUICK Rlvlerll, fill! trorik lock, a 1entinel that g Pau. Sta. w-Pwr. •. Nabers SunHt MOtor1 bucket aeata A CODIOlt, fae· I AM/FM t _. '69 Ford 'Bronco, IWO, po\\·er. air, • ereo, turns your llahts on &-ott tor Stff'rin& A' brakes~ AM-TM ' ,._..__ 1'7G H1rbor llvcl. tory air c:ondlttontn,. enl.y • xJnt cond. $2450. 846-2194. .,. Naben you . Plus a host of leaturea stereo radio. Wt .ieer. wbl. ,.,.......c CMta Mesa '45-66n I.JS~~·&:~ e;;:•· 22.785 mllea, power atee:rina: , '6.5 Bukk Eleetn, good con-9 Cadillac to brin& the thrill of motor-Factory Air, IUUll• rack, 2!M HAIUIOR BL., 'M FORD Vui Ecoaolllle, ."""' 25 Gremllno In 1toc1c -..:::;~~::;::,.:::..::-1 ll>d power broke•. l:M90C0l. • dltlon, 155(), Call alter 6 pm, in& back to )'OU, IO'IBCXW). ,,.,, tlrel .. braka Puelo c;osrA MESA pd """' AlaJly xtl'al &U modlll, .. oolon avail· IMPERIAL · "BILL WH!TI.EOGJ!:s" , &<+<;92. 2600 HARBOR Bt., SALE PRICED Ina. A1k11W $.llllll.-lil7:'91l. 540-S10t1 Open-.,, IWO ~ d • obit tor SUNSIT MOTOU COSTA MESA * Det'Continontal, ' dr. ~ ..... ~yo, IMMEDIATE DfilYERY '70 Imperial 1'11 """"" IW. i: ' CADILLAC M0·9100 oi;-n Sunday • Nabers '68 Impala Custam Xlnt cond. $.1250. Pvt, pty. Lelaron Coot• w.. .. '" . 1969 CADILLAC '71 Sod. do VII• $5695 Cadillac COUPE, ,.,. .. .,, Air, cvzu. 5'6-ll28. 'fl Golule. 'Dr. Sed, Undor \Vlard S Le Immaculate Condition, S.a1· '68 Pontiac : SEDAN DE VILLE This kx:a1 beauty hu very 2600 HARBOR BL., Sta) $1495, dlr. ~. '12 Mark m lT,000 ml. New tires. l e t1 M t Sell ·Factory air conditioning. tull low mlleap • only l-4:769 OJS!A MESA • Hu Ewr:vthlni! $bXJ owner. Pvt pt;y. $1 50. • ~. ua 'dlr. 897~' lonnevffle , vinyl top pluoh full mile•, factory air condlti01" 541).9100 Open Sunday 57 Chevy V.S, new lranl. 646-l'rn 6'6-<596. .An.-.Maean,. UNCOLN 2 Or, H.T. Vinyl top, olnyl JIO"lea'~•'r' m· terlor, 't'•ll • tel•· ing, cuatom padd~ top, Xlnt mech mnd. Good Int · •-•· u1 a '68 Sed De.Ville Low . COIVAIR ~-.. ...... ·~·.•-• enor, .. c .... ry air, radio, ·-••'•steering, door I-'• • ·power windqws Md 1eat1, · nu" tranap. $400/belt of r. .L:iM Ferd Gal&xie ~ XL. .,,.,. ~ * MARK 111 '69 * hea•-WSW .... ,,, .. ._ ...... K « Turq ,_,!vinyl to Ne N •~• So, ..... ~•-r. ""'1• • p:JWer 1tee.r-1 host of other deluxe xtras. AM·FM stereo. Must 11tt. P· w ~T. ew paint. Good cond. -r.~1a""::':. ~ S1lver II'IY with black Ing .t: brakea, Low mil ... ' , , (132051 ) tires. Pvt pty. Btlow ixlok. '62 GOLD Corvalr, runs. Cle&.n! $400/beat oft• r. -----'-~;;:..w __ 1 to Xlnt ·• '-"I 1oc Truly an ~cepUonal va1ue .. • ' " ... Fin avail. 673-7499 aft '71 c1.avu Impala Pr co..,.., -nc &l 1 owner car in 'tm· at this I~· prli:,.. BILL WHITLEDGE S ,..,.., $100. or J>elt otter. l1J...3350. $4500. * 642-.W pecc:abI9 condition. <WQM· SunHI Moton 5 pm. (19CCV) l'ull Power, dU-, 546-5421 -------JEEPS l"l $3#4 1970 Horbor Blvd. 1970 CADILLAC AU-Cood, 1.ow mil••· Call --c=o"'R"'V""E=rr=E=--IS63 Font ra1r1ane w,.. "';;;;;:;;;:====l -.::.M:::A:.:YE:.::ll~C:,:K~ w • ,1,,, 9 N .... -rs Coll• Miu '4M677 COUPE OE VILLE 546-1736 &ft 10 am '9U811. Good mech. cond. IJtll, • ,..,. FA-RY AIR n3--3b) or M4-0811. '70 Afaverlck • 6 cyl., autom, OU 0 u.i.v '*' 6C OfEVY MONZA * 'TO Ccrvette 4 apd..U-.1nll -Cadillac Y R NL Y CONOIT!ONlNG Rill. RUNS GOOD 1173. power. New pol>1IU1 ....._ R&H. Xlnt copd. IHOO. Call ,Nabers 2'(Xl lWU!OR Bt., UFTAHcroQ·RRIZEY 0 Full power, pot14ed top, 267 SHERWOOD ST. NB 21.000 mi. ~200. 6"-MO!!. ~~7.:~~ 'A Jeep w-. 327 v.s, :::v-054ERI7.CK '70 l -·-r • Cadillac COSTA MESA A beautitul cloth • leather in· '6& CheveUe SS 396, map -4 CO G · · · ""''""' · 2600 MQ.9100 Open SundlY CADILLAC torlor , tilt A l•leaeopie steer· ipd., .,.,;., l950. ~I U Al ~2 P.S., ' Wll Drive, one i>rtr· :I0,500 mlle1. Auto. lOnt. HARBOR Bt., l.nc. slel'!O, door kicks, new 96;3..3208. • lDa.l ownt.r. low mlles, $2295. Radials. SJ.899. rrs.&150. OOBT~ MESA '69 Cad Sedan d• Ville. 39.lm DEALER WSW tlrel, low mileaae. .,-i ~~-..,..----1 '69 Coul)Clr XR·7 HORNET MUii -•drive to appre. MUSTANG 54!J.9lllll Open-., 1 ml. Or:ls. own. Xlnt cond. L&rteat aeJectlon of 1Cadil· Gem that ahow.1 xlnt. care 66 Caprice, I .pua: wq. tmmaculat v.a ..... ·· -·· · date. ' '69 lonfte Cpe. AM/FM stereo 13 '9 5 • lae1 In Oranao County. lnlide t. out. (Ser. 117010) ' Looded. 1750. •· ' Auto Trans, Ir and· NeW 1'72 $2595 546--070!. Sllet·Leulnr. <'hen to ehoole trnm. Call 8'6-nt ~d. ~n:i";.,,,1'.'~·~ :i: HORNETS Factory air eondltJonlnr, DILLAC • Nabers Pl'ictt ltart 1t '65 Chevy Van, new braket, Avail O.A.C, B97..o234. • Po'\W'I' windows, Wt lteer- 1971 CA $4444 new tlm, aood condition. ' Ins -~ au!• control, FACTORY AIR CadlRac $1000' or belt at!er -DODGE Will bey,.,... Mllltana. F0< door loek1, 1>14ded top, ooly ooNOmONING --". ftft-•. L., a N b '911 -~--, dr The .... -. No -•'-11.m mlleo. COllCOU. top, plush lull l"!il" ""'&STf'MEsA •491"1 . ~·" • ' '71 Dodqe --...... ''BILL WHITLEDGr:'S" , Interior, tuU power, tilt • 50-9100 Open Sunday c:tNllllac pd~..,. C.IMll'9« 500 ......, tdalen 1 telucoplc 1teer1l\I. 1t,reo, 2600 ltucsoR BL. •• O»ev. "Ca--" radial , 1'71 H•rllrer lift. • , door lotj<•. new WSW 1irtl. '70 Seel. do VIiie $4J95 • a>Sr4..MESA ' ~-lmmaeullte, V-1, Auto Trani, DA I LY 18 Muotans. Needl bnlt11 CMti Mill MM67T f b eia:ep&ftal value at thil Btautillil low mlhlt c1r Jil0..9100 Open lunday' t1Nt. Set to appredate. P.S., P. Oiac Brakes, Air 6 POSSIBLY enclne work.,l=;i-;;~;=,::,=-..:;:::=:.:.1 low Ill• price (71JCQI). with only 34,tm mil•, AJI, · IWl. l#.,W7 Cond, Vinyl Top, 11)(1!$ 1'lll $.lllO or btlll ottor. -lt'IO l'treblrd 3l0. Jdat OOlld. $Im FM •""!: --~o 'fl EL CAMJ1t0 ..... 11rt1. Avail, O.A.C. 197-0224, 'Ill Mu. t. n. eonvertlble, ~,;; i:: ~::: ,._ ~ tilt 6, 1111 PIS, air, tmmeou caver, lo JALCON p I LOT 1ttek lhllt. New ttre. •top. !!Ir John. Ne1ri ~· Prlc<d to ml. $1550. 1141-ZIJI. ~'13. 497-oo. l'·111"'nr.=blrd=""o;;;-..,--,.1 1 .~.1 "!.~~E'S'' c:laoU:. ~ ... w..... ·:.!=· :::. -A-bi. with • , __ o_LD_s_M_o_1_1_L1_ •1utom, w..t .e;. :i=: •llADh• 14, ""'J!l Moton Will ,._ .._ "MtlW. hr' !13&-2.194 * 548-121tl * AIR' COllDITIONlll RA ,. owoer. W1ll ,.q • ll'lQ. ~ MDA 1"" ll"r)or """· ...., ,_ ..i""-~ft. 0 NGE '69 OLDS 98 -ms . . ~~-=-~Open~-~ Colli Mo11 641-4677 -..._.No-·i:.. ~.:.. ""!':: FOiD AT NO EXTU CHUI£ SEDAN J--:l_..,.4_"='M11""""•=1--1 ·i -~ do VUll cad. 11~ 111.-. ' Dr HT ~.,. ISTATI SALi • . ' . ·-l""'tf, ,..,. l9lll ll&mltllt ._ M!o. AINlolld. Sl«IO. ·-~ ··~~ •----* ·e ~. GOOD '70 LTD 1poe1a1i, oqulpt can -( 1cry llr, v1n>110p, AbHlf Pl• M-., .. -I ""4750 ~-~i;· J::;'. CHIYIOLD CDNO. $450, or leot 6r. 1..uole In l Dr, 4 Dr, ud OAST'S rldlo, tilt· tele. wl!MI, -~or -. • don .. --'o1 IU1td 133-*1 After I. tmmactll1te. V-1, Alllo TToN. --W--lo wlllll wall -. Hard tc•l----o..;;.;;;.;;..._. J 9UICK CASH :: ~.'~ 2:" ~ 7D TIWISllll Wapa '61 Malibu "'"" :m ..,.. I ~.ti:,...~ ::: lllDIATE llElMIY !ind~--). THIOU•H A o1 -3441 Via Liiio. 111t. 1425. 'IZlll Onlcu AvaU O.A.C. 8'1.ft224. 1--Jtlftg y:':''.a:::!'ia~o~·a,~· ---;.-.,.,Q-..,-lir..,...:I "...,.,., -VI, Automatic, --Rd .. H.B. MT-12·,.ar.rvU:-,....l!ft.;. 'tlf,....:11 S.T --1111a1 )11/tlllc -,..,. -WANT AD 1111. <lll!llHLl sue. dlr. CHIYSUI m11 -1~ llltlO -nanL 1At1 Nabers -.x1nt--. r~11~L~DO -· -·•a, All•fl•Mck21,. •rk tpla Cadlllac l..!Ml~MM!!!·:._ __ _ ' lltll -llUIT otll '!T Cllovy. 2U * f -Ila wp. Alf, ,... "Ill r...i CUltoal 147.... • C8 !1100 HA1111011 BL., Don't .... • .. l!Mp! 642·5678 (QM.CPP) ... Diiier. ..../pd -· 1225. Ph. -•• sm. 21!3 w.. Good condition. llGOO. ~lo. llaJn lit. COSTA llDA "Lilt" It"'·-· lblp -------·. _llMI-'--'-''------.l!t«!! · ' Lo, Cll. s..sitT. * SO.ml * tliita Alla _______ ,IMMIOO Opon Sunday to si--I -. I y-., DAILY PILOT \ • .. • , I • <: I· ;· ,; ·-.. •• :· . ' •• . · • • • • • ·i i ~ ,, >' f ~ .; -. :· :: ·:· ,. :-~ ·: •• ~ • • . ... 0 DAILY PILOT Nl!W 19n PLYMOUTH $. .. .. '·; SATELLITE STATION WAGON . . S.rl1I # RP•~M2G.•192511 , DISCOUNT BEAUTIFULLY i;'QUIPPED 1NC.UDING FACTORY AIR COil!DITIONING • .I BONUSSAVINGS ·ON TOP :.QUALITY USED CARS ••• -. .. j ' r , • . ~ ·' . . ' '64 DODGE ... __ ........ ,.. 5495 ...... ,. .. ''"''itt· . ,...,.,_. .. WSW, •Ir c.udftl ...... (0117691 '68 V.W. SEDAN .bt1a1tk trick Mlft, ...... -· (Zl\tt6'1 .. ' '66 CHRYSLER '·. Hlvil'ORT 4 DI. SIDAN ........ -...;,., ~595. ....,.,, "' . ...,.... ~ -......... t:sw, .,, c•'"'• . . llX,011 J '70 · PLYMOUTH FUlt'rlfl tf DI. SID.AN ........ -1c ...... , ••• s, ,. ,. 's """"· ,. ...... Nlt!'l"'-1 ' whlN welb, elr cMClllt401h1t· 116lAP:TJ . ' • •• • •• "1; '67 V.W. SED~N ' ' R•ll• .... ....... CTCLOl41 . '69. BUICX .. l l.'.lCTU 121 S"iDAfil •. - YI, CNtemotic, P•WW steeriftt • .... • =·"· ::.~:::. :,.,; $1895 .. ,, crshe ce11trof. · :.. ' lXTI60fJ · • , 1 • • ' " . M c.s -""lect t. ,..i. tole -All"""'.,. pl" ta_...._.,_ All prk•• .. Y•n4 ••tff tO ;M p.-.i .• S•Mey, J~ JOtfi. ' ' ' -· - • . , • ' PILOT-AOVEmsu 18 ·! 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IUOMJ40l s1751 S135·1' s1151 OF SERVICE TO THE GREATER H~IOR AREA UNDER THE SAME OWNERSHIP AND M.NAGEMENT. WE PROMISE YOU ••• MANY Jo!APPY RETURNS OF THE DAY ! Brand New '72 MUSTANG · 1111241 {1'41 lf ) SAMPLE ANNIVERSARY DiSCOUNT ! (DLl'S COST INCLUDES · Jlll•HT, PllP, GIT llADT AND PACT. HOLDIACI . OVER DEALER COST+ T&L .... ~,, . ANNIVERSARY LEASE SAVINGS! OVIR 300 CARS AND TRUCKS ltlADY 'FOR IMMEDIATE ~-....SI DILIVERY. 642 0010 J-.MolctmRold CALL • u110 ·Mgr. 1. T•11 ltH4 e1lly • YOlltl driven lkeitte to b9 MJtlltS. fN tfils erchtlln Tlleodere 10111111 ,,1 .. drawh11. Yo11 oeed 1101 bit flNHllt te wl11l 2. Jnt C:OIM 111, fffl ollt your prl• tk•ot efld tlrop It 111 011r drawl1tt bo1 . N9tltlt19 N ll11y. Netlll11t Moro to do. J, If Y•• wl11 011r Plato 1ronti 11rhe, oH yo11 hnoo flllrcltawcl o MW 1972 Plato fro"' TMe- do,.. lo .. 1111 Ford on or efter Ju ... 1, 1972, yo1 "'•Y toko yo1,1r prlq or, 9t yovr •1"11011, Theolll-lobh11 Ford will rolmb111w yo1 fer the f11ll 11111rchae prlc:o of tlte Pl..._ Y•• lteittltt. Nfordlftt of ftlMef ., 941111pMnt. ,~ ... IHfect ............... 51 ...... ...... ,. ~- • • • GRAND PRIZE NEW '72 PINTO LOADED WITH GROCERIES! 50 RUNNER-UP PRIZE51 YOU NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN All Prlzos Will I• Drown For By Sat_, Aut. S, 1972 REGISTER TODAY ! New ~72 f ·100 PICKU.P smE SID• FULL PACT. IQUIP. ' .· COURIER PICK.UP WITH GEM TOP; CAMPER SHEL~ $i4i1 ·~" .. SPECIAL PURCAASEI LTD-GALAXla..:..WA•ONi-fo~D Some with air contlitlelll1tti w.r•tf• ft'al..._. Geocl mil"' MMy It cffose frtftl. EXAMPLE: '11 FORD <:USTO.M 100 •Jr., VI, lt&H, 1ut1,, P.S., •i11yl reof. 11 JtO•ll 'H CHIV. CAMARO 2 Jr. H.T., fully 11:1u1p,1cl, lt&H, 1flck shift, 91.cl mll11, •poiler. t\IPK71JI '65 MlltCURY COMET SH111. F11lt f1ctorv equippt4o WoH 11'11111. I PIJJ7J I '64 FQllD FALCON 6 cylincl•r 1•4•11, f•ctory •quip11•d , 9ood mil,1. (055204 ) 1551 s551 ' ITJJtl OVER DEALER COST • • !Utt) -,. •• ~. , •n !.HI "'ll"lllT !'llCI ON THI THlll'IY LITTLI WOllllejllll, : , .. ,. PINTO IALI • I . TO CHOOSI NOM · • '71 & '72 MODELS . WITli AND WITHOUT AlR, 4 SPEEDS & AUTO- MATICS, SOMI WITH VINYL ROOFS, DOOR 6UARDS, WSW, DLX. HUB CAPS, PLAID IN- TERIOR. · • IXAMPLI: '71 PINTO ' . M..,,, llue Mtt1lllc, r-41•, 1tuter, 4 . .,...., c"'-9 trlM, '"4 mll ... (6f51LT) $1451 'H AA1X HARDTOP' VI, 4 1p1M, r1cll1, h11t1r, P.S., 1ir co11til., m19 wh11l1, 901J 1111111. I0161FX l '69 TOYOTA CORONA S1cl111. 4 1p11cl, r1Ji1, h11t1r, 911cl JJ1ilt1. CIDYltJI '66 DODCll CHAltGllt VI , •u+ol'l•tlc, pew•r 1+••rin9, k&H, Lew lflil••· 15PU442 l s1&51 s1151 1951 ' 71 TOYOTA-OPEL-DATSUN .'1 ... I '51 , WA.ION SALEI I CM61SXJ l461FVYl f4 99CPNI I YOUlt CHOICE . , . , ' ''9 P'L YM. llLVEDERE 4 Jr., llH, 1ute'"1tic, e•••r 1t11rlr!' 1lr c.1rul., •• IYQLU7 . . '67 MUSTANG Hordtop F1ct1ry •1~11lppN. l&H, I''' mil11. ITYXJ •1 .. 71 DATSUN SIOAN 4 ,,...i, t1tll1, h11t1r, ''°' .,.11 ••• IJllCISJ 71 V.W. FASTIACK Air c11ul., r1Jl1, h41.e .. r, tppr11/1111t1ly 10,000 Mlltl. fJ IJDlll ~ ' t!!J1 --""""" ....... ---. II!! - rAlll • llU1CI HOUllS ,_ .. ,.. ..... ' -.. ,. -·""· s951 11451 51851 • • . • I ' ff llo\ll.Y Pl~OT "'-BRAND NEW '72T-BIRD . H;gh liacl ~ S101s. comolt, Midi-$ elin ro4~1 ply white;Noll tires. No. 2J87Nll7S1S -ATEDRIVUT I . I·=· '72 . '>f.Mi:to ... ~~~.9.~. 2000cc engine front disc brakes, reor flipper FULL $ PRICE ..... ' quarter ~ emis- sion control, order your ;hoict ol cola< todoy. ')~ .... =:;:::....., 4 Speed Transmission; 1600cc Engine, 8ucktt seats. Emission Contrd.. 2Rl DW1969SS $/1788 W•udat, JulJ 26. 1972 250 CID ENG. Cruis-o-m otic, Radio, Heater, Bucket Seats. All Vinyl Interior. 2FOlll67484 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY PILOT -ADVERTISER II r 'COMPLETE CAMPER PACKAGE· IRAND ·COURIER PICKUI' Bf.A~ NEW NEW . . FOR '72 • 77 FORD F250 3/4 Ton Pickup with• PERRIS VALLEY SHELL CAMPER 360 V-8, Power front disc brake!, 7SOx16 8 ply roted tire~ spl~ rims, west fullr i111Jott4, De l.o11 l1ttrl1r. coast mirrors & mony extros (2SYRP4:IS46) \. '4 Speed ~ons *411Reorend BRAND NEW WITH A •3910Gvw '72 KING 0 TH! ROAD ) :~ll7,~~'.'Y 8' DILUXI CA OYI• •Vinyl seot (#213s9n I) *600a14 ~pr.tires . •Rear Leaf Springs * Ind. fr. susp. #SGTAA!C79071 COMPLETE PACKAGE 5.299 $. s59•s DOWN PJIMO. IMMEDIATE DELIVElY DICK WILSON SAYS: Due to our heavy new car sales we "have ' ., '65VW I •mun ......... --.Nt.1111'1'°6. '66MUSTANG -TIP . M.•1$• . ...-. SMXOl4. '67TOYOTA COIOIA Ml. tr-. Ndio. hlottr, &harp. license Ho. U4IQS '69 CHEV P.U. PICKUP I' flttts.dt, V·l,custom toll. (660540) many fine. quallty used cars & tr••• $1388 :~~r.~~";_ $1 ·1·8. lfW'irt.li:-Ho.WAA034 ' ' . ' . ' ' --$158.8 169 £C~VAN $198 Ml.1nnl., ..... whllf ........ 30648 J • ' San Clemenae Teday's'Ftnal . • Ca istrano EDITION N.Y. Steeks • • voi:. 65, NO. 208, 8 SECTIONS, 102 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1972 • TEN CENTS Onofre COuld -Be Returned Unless Developed By JACK CHAPPELL Of tile Diiiy Platt Slllf San Onofre: qs~ it or lose it. That'1 the interpretation g Ive n remark.I made by President Nixon Tuas· day before a Property Review Board in Wa'1llngton D.C. Tbe* Prtsident said that the 3.5-mile stretch of beach vi:i.Iued at $20.5 mllUon' could be turned back !<> the Marine Corps unless the state develops it sufficiently for public use. The property has been leaoed !<> the state on a 1! per year l<>kOA payment lo< 50 years. . Nixon used the San Or»fre beach as a case In point during dllCusllOn with the six-penon Doon! during a meeting In the White HOUie Oval Office. The boanl met with the President hi a discussion of Im If.month old,Jiegacy of Parks Program, a plan wherebY. surplus federal property wlll' be madHver for use bi the ·public. Tbe President's point In bringing up the San Onofre example wa& to show that local bureaucracy must sometimes be apulftd into action on tht gifts of federal terrll<>ry. Local aclion was spurred at the San Onofre beach by the President while vacationing at !he San Clemente White Houae recenUy. In a move which left red tape clipped, shredded; and &eattered to the wind, the President 1ave state and federal officials Capo two hours to come' up wlth "Im· provements" on the rugged coastline property. They did. Top officials of the parks department , military officers, and officials of the General Services Administration spent a two-hour lwich telephoning subordinates. At the end of that lunch, improvements amounting to water supply ta,ik trailers, support vehicles , and chemical toilet.I were provided for. .- Various military agencies are pro- vldlng ten 400 gallon water trailers, on site now, two 2,000 gallon water trucks. a bulldozer and several flatbed trailers for trash pickup. The state is urgently seeking a con- tractor who can supply the chemical toilets and service them in the park area. The park area now provides camping areas for visitors along an abandoned portion of the old Pacific Coast Highway. . Future camping areas may b e developed along the canyon noon, Eugene Junette, head Orange Coast Park ranger said today. · Junette saJd that last fiscal year, end- ing June 30, more than 200.00J pe~ visited the beach, which at that time did not have the Presidential improvements. Junette said that his figures show in· creased use of the park by the public. Over the July 1$-16 weekend, Rangers . determined thrlt 457 •:ctay.use" vehicles (See ONOFRE, Page I) Cou11cil Wrangles With Big Budget Error • ;. I , u,,.~ SEN. THOMAS EAG.LETON TELLS R~PORTERS f'.F 'HOSPITA!-; CARE In Loi ':"9"1H, Mc~i:n Run~int Mole RefUM1•to-Clpen,f11ft . ' Eagleton Won't R·elea:Se r ~ • "' • ~ , Records o.f 1reatine,nts . LOS #fGEEES (AP) -Democratic vlce presk!ential nominee ''l'hQtnas F. · Eagleton refmed aneW' today tO release medical , records. of his three hoopital treatments for nervoos exhaustion but said he would talk with his doctors about allowing them to dis<\lss his put medical problems. Eagleton also said he now "'81izes he made a mistake by ' not 1e11ing Democratic·presidentiaJ nomloee George McGovern about the three bospilal lltays before McGovern recomm~ him to the Democratic National· eo.....uan. Newamen who queatiooed ~eton to- day at a, morning Dews con.ft!~. asked him again, as they did Tuesday, whether be would allow boopltal recWds of his treatment to be made public. • , • Eagleton again re!Used, saying that these, records are ·private. privileged documehts. "And lt is my intention that they so remain," he said. He said the records are intended as comI!UUlications . among docbm, that they contain highly ~ Information not 'readily widerstlodable · l>Y llymen, aid that they contmii. lnfom\Ation from ']l[lnOnal \interviews. · · " However, Eagleton .dkf, leav open the •111mihility that he wilt anaw Im fonntr r---(See EAGLE;l'ON, Pap I) . ' Wife Held Prisoner 7 Years CLEVELAND (UPI) -A 5~year-<>ld woman, waving a hammer and clad in men's long underwear and tennla shoes, has emerged froni a dark storeroom flll· ~~:i~~I. 1'8rlo the (Uy~~ ah-I Of.'• ~*8y. ' -• Netg aaiii th<y often bad beard '"" aylng lrom the IJ'OUDd floqr in Where Mrs. Ellllbeth . Brown Meaafe.-had been living on the · city's ea.st aide. . Deputiea aaJ4 Mn. Menafee bad been living there since l!IM and nelgbbor& aald they did not believe .the woman bad been out of the store room since Sep- tember I 1970, Sheriff's deputies, who had to break hr to the padlocked room and ahoVt.l away garbage, . TueSday found the woman wielding a hammer and a broken wine bottle in defense of her priJon. There was no electricity or water in tbf! storeroom. Neigbbora told the deputies the woman's husband, Joaeph, 4.5, made 2ar· Jy morning trips !<> the room with gri>ceries severai times a week. Police were seeking her husband for ques- tioning. Mrs. Menafee waS' taken t o Hawthornden State Hospital end facts in the case were to be presented to the county prosecutor. DeputY JOlepb Morgan aald the sher· lff's departrilent bad been trying !<> find Mrs. Menafee since Sept. 11, 1970. "She was referred !<> Falrhtll Mental Health Center In May of 1970;• he 11ld, "and was later aent to Hawthornden. She was given a pass· out In September and never returned;" Morgan aald' the department had no knowledge of the whereabouts of Mrs. Menafee until the building'a owner, Mrs. Leroy J\eltey, called tba department 'I'Ueaday. , · "Wben we got there '"' found the front and rear doors padlocked on the out.Jicle," he. _said. "Two rear windows wera covered with bora and a front win- dow was boarded over." ''There was rotting garbage sur· (Seo '111llONERS, Page 21 J Eagleron revealed TueodoY tlml be bad voluntarily aubmitted !<> ·boapflal treat· ment in 1961, 1914 and 19M for "nervous txhaustlon and fatigue" ~ on by overwork. Twice &enocelved 1"1chlatric· care and electric-shock trei:tment. · Eagleton tlaborated on that an-, nouncement today. allllooigb Tlladay ha said he would have no fWlhei. comment on It .during the campaip. Council ·Moves to Br~g He said be does .not -receive any , medication except for .... ~alonal, very sporadic tranqfliln,r. I don't even Jr.now the name of it." · He said be did not ,fee( any need for a psycbhltrlc examlnatlol now lnd WOUld not aubmlt ro one unless McGovern, Preoldellt Nixoro and Vice Preoident Spiro T. """"" do the same. ' . Ha &aid the fallgue and depttaaion that led lo t1le tine hospital stays were In his o"°""' rtlailvely minor matters.. 11 ,,. my own mind, I do vfew U aa a broUn leg or a broken arm," he 11ld. "I nallzo many In the public do not." He aald be bad reconslder'ed his loltfal &lance of maldng no further comment aboul the matlel' and will inltead try !<> educate the public about the kind of pn>l> lema he mcountet<d lo the put. Elllltt<>n rO!tented I that he feels perfectly qualified l<>·f1111 for v~ dent and lo tote over the Wbtte """'"· . .. --- Recy~~ ·to Sa,n Clemente ·~ If 1"11 live hr. Sia Juan Clplstrano, your old llfflPllpe;• may aoon be recycl-..r tbniaP uie' -·haling 'machine as U-of Prtllclent Ntxon. The city council Monday. at the SUJ· geolion of Mayor Jim Thorpe, o<dered the city manager !<> Invite Lionel Burt, a SU Clemente NC)ICU,. bu11nesstnan, !<> expand hi1 operattoo to San Juan Clplstrano. uu he an pick cup the Prealdent'• newapapen." ftor1e told the counctl, .. maybe be would Uke to pick them up In San Juan too." Burl recellllf nctlved publicity when the w-.. White ---an-nounced new1p1pera from the"' would be recycled through Burt'• San Clemente .Recycling Ceatet. Doa1uc the put amral monlhl, Burt, a tet...ialon writer, ha or1anlud a recycling netwo<t to ·saa Clemente that enables mldenta !<> leave t b e t r newspapera, alumlnmn cam and empty bottla at one of aeveral locations In rown. He then pleb up and aorta the material and theo oelb II !<> companlea thal neyete ti. Contacted by Iha DAILY PILOT, Birt lltd he would bi flad to upand his bualnaa to Sift Juan Clpillrann. Howe..,, he DOied that Iba city or a -of ralclealo would ..... to pn>vtde r.t.rcllng bto& at the •arioul c!rop.oll potob In the city. ... Disappearing ,._e~ . ' , l. • • ' ' • • A lat~ evening ecli,Pse of the moon, visible f~ ~range Coast residents, ·was captured on film by a 14-year-<>ld Corona de! Mar photographer ea,rly this morning. The partial coverage. of the moon's disc by the earth's shadow began at 10:55 p.m, last night and reached its fullesl point. at 12:20 a.m. U.S. Official· Says :n7 ar May End by November • • PARIS (UPI) -A high American ·of. ficial said today a peaceful setUement to the Vietnain war may come before .the American presidential elections. He also said the agreement, which IJ likely to come In October, which pro!> ably be aMounced In Washington 111- stead ~ot Paris. The -Ollicia), who Is close ro tbe peace talks, ~ there was not likely !<> be. a settlement Thurs<\ay wben the dele&a· lions from the United States, North Viet· nam. South Vietnam and the Viet Coal. meet for their 152nd seaion., Some ol>oervera llld Uiey hoped a oet· tlemeot waa Imminent 'fter -ldentlal adviser Henry A. Kissinger met aectttly In Parl5 on July 11 with two of the rop Communlst negotiators. -A . .etuement IJ not only not likely Tliiraday bul "It probably will be a cou- ple months, more likely October" before the oppoolng 1lde1 can come to an agree- ment, the official, who preferred !<> re- main aJIOl11!110US, llld. An ..,...,,,..t In October would come befo<e the U.S. presidential elecUoo on Nav. 4. The hflhJy Jnronned official aald the sticking point Jn negotiations renuolned the problem of who wltl bave political power tn Saigon, the J'UIOD lpr the war lo the lint' pllce. At the last 11mlpubllc .... ioro July 20, U.S. ,,...U.tor William J, Porter denied the Communist conttntlon that Iba Unl(ed States should mnove South Viet· namese President Nguyen Van Thieu, saying that . it was ·not i U.S. responsibility to change tbe 1ovemment and that the United Statea bad no more right !<> control the governmenl than Hanoi had such a right ove!' the Viet Cong. The official described the nesotlaUona as difficult because "you can 't negotiate • with heroea. The Norlh Vleinameoe bave this Idea that Ibey have a mlaalon." · "The problem ts that they w1nt ua to (See TALllll, Page· 2) Boat Equipment Taken in Dana ' ' Boat burglars were busy tn the Dana Harbor area Tuesday nlgbt wtth two boat ow'pera reporting theft.I of eqalpment ro or1nce County Sheriff'• offlcera. • Deputlel aald flshlng equipment and penonal property valued at $317 ,..... taken from a boat owned by Jamea Allan Lee of Orange. • Lee !<>Id officers that he parted his tr•lltt borne vessel near ·the la'unching ramp while he visited a nearby "'stNiom· lie 11ld the equipment waa taloen In the few minutes he waa away. B'at owner George Taaulls rold deputlet the anchor, line and chain ,..... taken from his boat, the "Peny K" while. It wu moored at one.of the Dana IWbor 11lpt. Tasulb valued the property at llllO. Possibility Of Deficit • Sparks Meet By PATRICK BOVLE Of tN OMty l"Uet Sleff San Juan Capistrano city councilmen tonight will ta!<• penctll In band and try ro r'M their way out of a possible 1102,000 dollclt to lbe e1ty•1 li72-7S budgeL 'lllo ,...ibifllJ' of a denelt -cllacJoo. eel MOUday and aurprW -I I I I• -.of·ll!e cllJ -had -led to-· the Pl'OPOled budget contalnecl a $19,000 IW'plUS: . The nuon fGr the error was the !allure of clty llnanCe dlractor Paul Lew to lnc)uda fUl,000 In expenditures In the Initial budget proposal. Of that, $80,000 is to be_ paw to the county for work done on Del Oblapo Street and $41,000 ts !<> be us· ed for bridge repair. Querled about hi! reasons for not In. eluding the ,expenditures in the budget. Lew .. td he knew about them but had Jert them out because of the accounting procedure used by the clty . Lew aakf that since he has been work· Ing for the city -about three years -he bu been trying to convert from the p.·esent cub accounting system to a "modlfled accrual" system. Under a cash lyltem, Lf:w saJd the $80,000 for •treet -k· would not be put Into the budget until the bill IJ actually received from the county for the ro1d work. He al1n noted that $80,000 IJ only .., estlma'te 111 the work on Del Obispo baa not yet been audited by the county to determine what the city's portion of the bill wtll be. As for the $4t ,000, Lew said this came to his attention after the budget was publlshed because costs for capital Im+ provement projecl!I in 1971·72 were greater than bad been expected. 11We ran out of what we had estimated,'' Lew 111d, noting that the 1160,000 starting balance for llm-73 shown In the budget was actually only $119,000. City manager Don Weidner !<>Id the council Monday of the deficit and dlaclos- ed that he ba4 teamed about .It on the day of the l1nl budcet etud)' _.,n July 11. To cope with the f102,lltl0 expected (flee DEFICIT, Pap I) ...... It'll be bot again on Tburaday, according to the wutberlacly. lllgha at the beachet around 10, rtaJnc I<> 90 lnlancl. Lowa tonllbl 52-a. INSmE TODA I' fl•11drr~ of Alabama bfact 111<11, IOmC Of "'"°"' ""1>c <Utd, llavf be<!I allot«d to IUl/C1' toU1' """"""" """"'"' -1931 .. part of a OOWntmetll 1ttwt, ''°" cenUv diaclond. Slofll ,..,,. 11. , .... _ ...... ...: CtMNwll I ~.:J.,,. .: =-:: DH'lil--• .......... _ . •it.~IMt ,k..,. ... ....... ·--' "911LUJ't • ---. -. _ .. ..._ M -... --. --. erc,...c:..., ' "1¥1...... • .... .. ... .. .. : ....... .. 1-.a ...... ... ,...,,.. . -... -. -----. DAA.Y PILOT SC Backer• Srah O•t McGovern Urged 'Drop Eagleton' CUSTER, S.0. (AP) -While Sen. George McGovern remained secludeif ai b.1J South Dakota cabin r e t r e a t , r-ttlearams · beaan arrJ\linC from au~ porters and moot waed him to drop SelL Tbomaa Eaaletoo u his running mete In the wake of bis dlscloSID't of ptychlatrlc care aod of electric shock treatment fo r nervous exhaustion. * * * Nixon Orders No Com1nents On Eagleton By Aaaoclated Pre11 NEW YORK -The head o[ President Nixon'• reelection campalgn said today the Presid<nt bad Instructed all tho1e connected with him "governmentally and politically" to refrain from conunenlmg on Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton's medical hlltory. Clark MacGregor, chairman of the eommittee for the tHlection of the president, said he became aware of stories about the Democ:r•tlc vlce prealdentW candidate'• health problem> I ean agn dwlng the senatorial ljpl In Mluourl between Eagleton and publican Rep . Thomas Curi!J. "I think I wu awart of this some four years ago," be said. , "We had been appraised by people m the state of Mluourl." Meanwhile, aenate colleagues rallied to the support of Eagleton today. • Hl5 defenders Included both party leaden in the Senate. RepubliClll Leader Hugh SCOtt ol Pennsylvania 11ld at the stert o! today's Senate session that Eagleton, the Democratic vice prealdential nominee, Is •1a fine and decent man." "I aay to our cpponenll : You have made statements which become you. Go on with your campaign," said SCott, reading Crom a stalement. Sen. Lowell P. Welcker Jr. (R.COnn .). called Eagleton "a man of warmth and Integrity" and said he bas "absolute con· lldence and pride" In the Missouri ltDltor. While Welcker emphasized that be Ls going to campaign !or the Repu~lican tlckel oUllson and Agne•" be said that U EacJeton ahoold win, "I have no doubt he will fuUlll his duties u vice president with dlltinctlon." Democratic Leader Mike Manstleld of • Montana expreued his app~aUon of the atetemenl.s made by SCOtt and Welcm, aaylng be iJ glad th• Republicans apoke out In Eagleloo's behalf. Maolf.ield aald Eagleton "has been a great senator," adding 11he bu my com- plete confidence and tru.st." * * * Newspaper Asks Eagleton to Quit NEW YORK (AP) -The New York Poat called on Sen. Thomas F. Eaaleton in an editorial toda1 to step down as the Democratic candidate for vice president. The Poat, the city's only afternoon newspaper, ha1 supported Democratic and liberal candldatea In the past. The 'editorial said: "No matter how much sympathy he deaerves !or fighting bacl: against the private torments that led to his voluntary hospitallzation on three occulons, the fact that stand! out starkly in Sen. Eagleton's story Is hla avowed failure to tell DemocraUc nomlnee G e o r g e McGovern the whole truth before be was dealgoated !or the vice preaidency." DAILY PILOT 1M Oflntt C.•I DAILY 'ILOT, w1'11 Mllcll It (emllllltll Ille H.-l'rat. It .-en~ .llt' ,,.. Or•• C1t1t ""'Wllnl CMl!Mnr. s...,... r••• ••Ullonl •r• ~. 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"*-ft~ ...... . ~ di• ...,_ ... tt C.tl """'· c.flflll'M. ~..... 1¥ arrlW 11.41 """"'"'' _, 111914 Q ,lt l'Ml'ffli'l'I ftlllittn' ~ ... ,.. ... fllWl\111)', some telegrams W'gtd Eagleton's retenUon, but thty were out numbtred 2 to l by antagonistic ones. Many of the.telegrams are focused as much on the fact Eagleton failed to tell McGovern about his medical hlstory as on the fact that he had undergone the treatment between 1960 and 1966. r.tcGovem on Tuesday r e j e c t e d Eagleton'• offer to quit. The Democratic presidential nomlnet: said he wants Lo "wait and see" the reaction. "We ask to disa!l90Ciate your can· dldacy from that ol Sen. Eagleton, whose uncon.9Clonable, puerile and rapack>us duplicity 11 reprehensible and in. compatible with your bold, principled and visionary prbnary campaign,'' said a telegram from Susan and William Becker of Philadelphia. "Since you have conceded electi on to Nixon by selection of psychotic," wired BernJce J. Holaon of Berkeley, Call!., "[ would like refund of money contributed when you were viable candidate." The telegrams were sent through lhe Telex machine in lhe press room of the motel here, where reporters are staying, seven miles from McGovern's Sylvan Lake retreat. Noting negative reaction from some people, Including two-teeCH1ge voters, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde L. Rich of Walnut Creek, ~allf., uked: "How could he have accepted the nomination with this background? The campaign wUI be dif· ficult enough without this added ban· dicap." Several of the telegrams said the American public Is riOt ready to accept Eagletan'a: medical history. Only a couple of the messages in the flnt 15 received urged Eagleton '• reten- tk>n. "God bleu you for your courage and honesty,•• aald a wire directed to Eagleton from Kathryn and N a n Saunders of New York City. From Pagel EAGLETON. • • doctors to dl.scuss treatment they gave him. He noted that professional ethlcs pre-. vent physicians from discussing publicly matten reI1tlng to their patients, and said be would within the next few days spell to the doctors aod "dl.scuas with them wbat abould be said." The Missouri senator was scheduled to depart today 'for Honolulu, to address a union meeting. He aald he would telephooe the dodors alter be returns TbllTaday. At the Los Angeles news conference, newsmen also pressed Eagleton on why he had not told McGovern about his men· tal problems when McGovern offered him the vice-presidential nomination. "Quite !rankly, I didn't thlnk that !best experiences wm of that great moment." Eagleton aaid. "I oow realiu that It l.s. l 've read the morning headlines." He said McGovern bad offered the No. 2 spot on tbe Democratic ticket during a hectic day and that now he believes he probably would have told McGovern about it if b~ had bad more time to think. Eagleton said that no members of hJs family have been subject to mental di!· ficulties. He said his mother died of hypertension and his father died of natural causes when "his internal organs just slowed down at age 76." From Pagel ONOFRE ... and 328 camper-type vehicles were at the park. During the same ~riod last year, 215 day-use vehicles and 462 campers used lhe facilit y. The ranger said that there is no plan for maS!ive brush clearing. We want to leave the area in as natural a state as possible," the Ranger said. Junette said that persons using the park, must camp in tbe approved spaces, due to fire hazards and danger of children becoming lost. When developed with fire rings and other creature comfort!, the camping eareas will be accessible only by foot . Junette noted that improvements on the area are being made "as soon as pos&. ble." From Pagel PRISONER ... rounding a dirty mattress on the noor. That's where •fie (Mn. Menafee) slept.'' Mrs. KeUey, who was J'l'f..'ent wMil deputies broke into the storeroom, aald she "wasn 't surprised" at lta condition. "The nel&hbor1 have been complaining for years," she said. Despite the !act they heard screams and knew Mrs. Menafee was In tbe storeroom, none of lbe neighbor• had 1l· tempted to help her, she said. Mrs. Kelley aald' abe had reluStd to teke Meoaree•a relit !or the lut three montbs In order to get him to mova his wilt. "Ire ahould have taken her to tlle h1»pllal," !rl. Kellty said ol Meoaree. ''She rully dl1lurbed the nelgbbors with her scrtamtnc." Toni 'n' Becky ,.,.. .. r ... 1 DEFICIT •.. dt!iti~ Wtldnlr baa 1uageated .. veral altematlvea whlcb the council •ill con· sider It tonight'• special meeting.. tchldUltd for 7 o'clock at city hall.. Ooe controvenlal llllClleallon i1 a pro-.J>Oled $&,000 cut In 1alart .. In the pla .. otna department. Weidner has propoStd demoting city plannJnc director Robert Johns to the position of assistant planner. Johns baa been planning director since . July I, 1170. His cut in pay, coupled with the fa ct that anothtr assi.ftallt plaMer won't be hired until late in the fiscal year, will save about $5,000, Weidner said. 1be city manager bas proposed that a planning consulting nnn be hired !or • one year period to run the city's planning activity. The prop06ed budget contains $5" 000 (or the consliltlng firm. Other means of coplug with the deficit· include an e.xReCt~ increase in revenues,: a cut back of two men In the propose<( Police department and an across-the-- board reduction of five percent In general ; fund expenditures. .. "I wUI never recommend to any city council In anr. city a general fund budget with a deficit in it," Weidner said. thit: morning. "That deficit "''ill not be there· when the budget IJ adopted." Officials expect the news of the pcssi· ble deficit and subsequent cut back in , proposed expenditures to hurt· the, chances of the police Issue being ap- proved by the voters Aug. 22. The winners 0£ the Tom Sawyer and Becky Thatch· er awards at the annual Huck Finn Fishing Derby in Huntington Beach were Mike Brown, 11, of Hun· tington Beach, and Rene Regehr, 10, of Inglewood. Weidner said today that if the voters choose not to establish a Police depart· meht, it could mean an additional $93,000 would be available to the city. The · budget contains $278,000 for a police fo~t. which would replace the county Sheriff's Department as the police agen· cy for the city. Weidner eatlmated that JI the sherilf'• services were contracted for another year, It would cost the city a minimum of 11111,000. The bill !or fiscal 19n·7l was $160, llllll. Laguna's Lorr Ousted by Vote; Johnson Seated By BARBARA KREIBICll ot tlM DlllJ l'li.t Stiff Laguna Beach City Councilman Edward C. Lorr was recalled from office TUesday and Planning C.Ommi!Sion Chalnnan Carl E. Johnson Jr. elected to succeed him. Voters in 12 of 14 precincts put the recall over the top by a relatively narrow margin of 427 votes. The fmal tally wa.s 2,3'11 votel!I for the recall; 1,880 against. Johnson swept the field of four ~ didates with 2,099 votel!I. RuMerup Wayne Baglln received 1,098 votes, while Larry Campbell and Beth Leeds trailed with Ml and :m votes respectively. The recall·council balloting drew a 41 percent turnout of the ¥t Colony's 10,36& eligible voters, .with .. 2091 ballot.a cast. "I think this mean1 the people want peace on the City Couocil aod I bope I can contribute to thaj." said Johnlon when the final vote tally was posted. Lorr said the result wu "about the way I figured.•• A controversial figure on the Laguna political scene for the past two years, Lorr was charged by recall proponents wilh failure to respond to the wishes of the community with regard lo high rise; encouraglng litigation against the city on the building height limit; misuse ol tax· payers money in taking his wife to con-- ventlona at city expense ; and oppo!ing the appointment of women to city post· tions. Johnson said that be was glad tbe recall was approved by voters became, .. This mean! it '\\'as a valid election." If lhe recall vote had been lnsli.fficlent, the City Council would have been re· quired to appoint a succemr to Lorr, who had submitted his resignation, ef· fective July 31. Johnson, 50, i.s a JG-year Laguna res.I· dent, a former president of the Civic Le&gue, and has served on the Plannimg Commission since 1969. He was the only member of the commission re-appointed when the council elected in 1970 revised the mak .. up of the planning body. Polli11g Places Trimmed to 4 In Capistra110 San Juan Capistrano voters will cast their ballots at four polling plAces in the Aug. 22 special election rather than in the 10 regular precincts. The consolidation of the IO precincts in- to four was also done for the muncipaI election in April. City ofliclals have estimated that the Aug. 22 election, to decide on the police issue and a parks tax, will co!t $1,600. The four poJllng plae<s are locoted at the San Juan F~e Statton. 31tll La Matanza St.i Marco For1ter Junior High School, room 208, 25601 camJno del Avloni the Mobilehome Estates Corn. munlty Center, 260000 Avenlda Ae~ puerto ; and the cap!Jtrano Mobilehome Pageant, 33413 San Juan Creek Road. The call lor an election w111J*ked by a cllY eouncil action In April lo atabllab a municipal police department. A group of rtlldents, oppoMd to the action, circulated refertodum peUUon• 1od ob- tained enough llgnatwea to lorce the i1SU8 to a vole of the cllile:oa. The parb tax me11ure ,.. .. added lo the ballot b7 the cill cou..U. The ~ posal ii to levy 1 II cent Ill per tt• oC wesaad nl\Jallon to tm-~ pofk land. A limll&I, -wu bilrely derealed aL the AprJ"ll di)' election. Door-w-door Sawsmen May Get Boot in Capo Camp Pendleton Blaze Quelled Door-to-door salesmen peddling their wares may soon be ouUawed in San Juan Capistrano. Although no definitive acUon was taken, city councilmen Monday indicated they may soon adopt a stiffer soliciting ordinance than the one now in effect. Under present law, solicitors -either hoping to sell on the street or door·to- Cou11cil Gives Contempt Powers To Board Chiefs " City councilmen flave voted to gl~e the mayor's powers of contempt. to the chairmen of the Sao Juan Capl.strano planning and parka and recreation com- missions. · The action stemmed from a June • pubilc hearing before the plaonlng com· mission that was later de.5cribed by one councilman as "rowdy." The council, following that commission hearing, voic· ed concern for the safety of the members of public bodies in case a meeting ever got completely out of order. The "rowdy" meeting errupted into a shouting match between a developer and resid~ts angered over plans to develop 241 aC!'es of farm land. Under two ordinances passed by coun- cilmen Monday, the chairmen of the two commiS!lions have the power to file con. tempt charges against persons ruled out of order at the public meetings • The maximum penalty for conviction on such charges would be a $100 fine or 10 days In jail or both. The mayor has had the contempt powers since shortly after the city was incorporated in 1981. However, the ordinance hu never been U!ed. City attorney Jim Okazaki has e1- pre.ss~ the opinion f.hat the ordinance would stand up in court. GEM TALK TODA\' by J. C. HUMl'HllU The Orient olfen 1 seemingly unllmll· ed IUpP!y o( barpinl In e...,wn, from cameras to jewtlry, and the averqe tourist olten buys wbeo be should not. A good case in point la ••S)'Iltbelic J•de," the poorest of which ii called ''1yntheUc cat'.-eyes." A jadelib lmllltlon l.s ollerod &> Hone Kona and Japaa under name.a "'"" u •1aynt.bellc jade," 11Jlmorl atone," er "mell Jade." Thia m1tertal ii aold In •ltlbt ll'anllucent lhad .. ol '""" eal1ed Bunnese A, B and C, AUllrlllan A and B ADd AlrlcanAandB. Althoalb it II dalmtd tllat lbe nw --UIOd ... wlllte jade and qUaril, t!dllleal -lh9w vis.ill and pil7lltaJ charodtrlltiCI w.ll within lbe ..... for or4!nll7 s1...: and Ille •ltnlllal1 poor lmltallanl hive ndlatlntl Dbarl Clllllftl the .... ..,. _.,.,. lroal -lbe lmltatloD dert-. "' -u ,.. ... to lbe Or1tal, ollJo1 the ... pert...., but brine -oalJ tboM bl!' pn -,.., ...... lrlitin( 11111 ll' per1.,,.. will mabil ~ to pn>porlt evaluate. door -must obtain speclal permission from the city council prior to engaging in buslnesl. lu In the past, councilmen Monday rouUnely tiirned down two such request&. One mident wanted. to sell bl! paintings on the street and a pool maintenance firm wanted to solicit business by going door·to-door. Counci(man Ed Chermak aald be. was opposed to any selling on the street and said the swimming pool firm could make contacts by telephone first and be invited to the homes of pool owners. Councilman James Weathtrs responded to the pair of requests in a dlffertnt fashion. "My question is bow they (the re- que.l.s) got lar enouab to clutter up our agenda/' Weathers, a businessman said. He added that be wa qalnst any type •I soliciting la the clty'tiii!l.s. Despite bis and tbt other councilmen'• opposllion to soliciting, the council did approve a request from the Camp Fire Glrl.s lo sell candy door·to.door. Mayor Jim Thorpe suggested It would probably be !airer to compaJ!les wiabing to solicit to be infonned in advance that they could not work in San Juan caplslrano. He said the best way to do thlx would be lo change the ordinance to ban all soliciting. However, Councllman Josh Gammel noted. that because the city does not have a police department, it would be dilllcult to enforce such a ban on door·to..door peddling. The council agreed to consider a tightening up of the soliciting law follow· Ing the Aug. 22 police department rerer· end um. Singer Taking Rest MONTE CARLQ (AP) -E 11 a Fitzgerald was ordered today to rest in her hotel room because of a recurrence of eye trouble that forced her to cancel several engagements on the Riviera last year. A llre which burned aboot 25 to 30 acres of Camp Pendleton brushlnnd was quickly extinguished by comblned efforts of the camp's civilian forestry service personnel and Marines Tuesday. The fire occurred in the northeast cor- ner of the camp, in the T.!llega canyon area and was put out at 5 p.m. by a force of about 75 men. Marines and forestry service firemen today are .patrolling the area to insure that lingering sparks do oot set or! another blaze. No one was injured during the fire fighting activity a base spokesman said. Ji'romPflfle l TALKS .•• do for them what they have never been able to do themseives -overthrow the . Saigon government," the official said. . The olficlal said the deadlock lo the, semipublic Thursday sessions of the . Parla peace conference do not necessari· Jy refiect what is goin• on in Kissinger's private meetings with · Hanoi negotiators •• During 1171, the official aald, the \l(orth • Vietnamese publicly berated the United States for not discussing the Viet Cong's. peace pllll wblle, in fact, such c: discussion was going on at the same time behind the scenes. Prostitute Ring Broken in Italy ROME (AP) -The Rome police say they've broken up an expensive pros· titutlon ring and seized the madam's ad·. dress book ol 160 aging diplomats, businessmen and actors who paid as much as 500,000 lire -$80tl -per girl. The police announced the arrest of Rosa Vurro , 40, known to her intimates as Ro.!iallnda or Tidy Rose. ·The rillJ f<li' Mothtr or Or1ndmothtr lwtth from 1 to 9 GENUINE Birthstones from $ 000., ,.a,va111blt In 14 Kt. whit• or ytllow cold J. ('. JJ.umphrieJ J11weferJ 1123 NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA MESA CONVIHl!NT Ti•MJ ll YEAU IN SAM! LOCATION IANICAMUtCA•O-MAlTU CHA••I PHONE 141.J .. l • I I 28 ". . Pr! ne c ' . • pa lar re w wil to pr ml stu co pr to Th pri so I nu Th th go • ga DAILY PILOT Wlllntidaf, J'll 26, 1972 • OVER THE COUNTER FllWICE MOBILE PHOllE , Place & Receive ' T olophone C•lls in Your C•r -• No LlcenH • No C•plttl ll'lllftlmerrt Monltl io Monltl Rental ea•i. Ofllltl9 c ........ tt,11 ... *l 5', $911111 '' ' IHtl Aflll 835-a305 L!AYIN~ TOWN? DON'T LIAVt YOU• MOMI UN,ROTllCTl.D RENT AH ULTR.uotltC BURGLAR ALARM SYSTEM 1st ' 2nd R.£. LOANS e $1,00l .. ·110,tM~ • lift•,.., e hrl.l.ll'CeM. e p., ......... CAU 847-5200 REUAILE YOURS TODAY! 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M'flllrY ·--- COUNTY Of' cu.... OtlAMM ...... ff A,_... • Cal • -·--" ~ .. COv.-M. a O O a •uo-1•• Tht ... ..._ ......... If ... M,_ · _,,,, Dlp.tl'l"*l1• l•I U'*\ lllf l'lllltf ol I fllOlllClt "' • • • , .. -M ' tw lil"°'""'110li • .. """ 1rl• ttftlloft i. lncOrllOI'• .. 1 ntw cnr. 10 _. OIS'nKT. "1 Wiit , .. ,,,..., ~ . •IUAtL.I' l:IAL tnATC. ,... c. ... """""" •H ,.........,. form• MM lltJI ,, 91\ ultlfl'!t e1iv. ot' to '°'"' • - Pearl Harbor Attack Do1t111played by Island Ecoriomy MtM. Ct6Mertlll ldll CNce. Hwllllle'loll ~ lw "'9 Clll'llftllllM Miii tltff 1NI uutit ~trlCI, h htcvll\lt OfffW' ~ C.Ull NUMlll: IJ.111 Nll'l'Nfl H AIJlf'#Mo l'1tt Caw Ul'IOL 19 tie .,...,..i W Ni.iv ktpf, 111 .,,._ ..... , W'd ..... ccmolM .. n.. ftOflcf tlld IUMMOMt ~ ~ ......,,. 'IC#'dl. ft Convnl1tlot'I _,'"""'*"' N 11 IHKIM 811111 _. • ...,. l"lllMlfh M\ERICAN ACCE"AHCI 1'Mt IMIMIS .. """ ~ ... atl mr"""' (11\tt .. " tfte, Ml6owlllf COi.i...., COit~. Ofl totTA ~-A. I Cftn"Of'lflfll!. INlvkiuAJ O. C..ny dlilt 111 .....,.. •1111 dlrKtlottt ._.ttmlftll .... ~ ........ ~ KUllJ!o'1, Hawaii -The 111 ... Uan nlaJltclub perfonner hid jUJI IJnl!bed her opening dance number. Spotting 1 .,..P of visiting Japan ... buatn..smon. Ille aald, "Let's welcome our friends from Tokya." And the b an d responded ... bystrlklng up "Remember Pearl Harbor." Ao insult? An affront? At the least, very bad tut! To v!Jllora from the U.S. mainland It -.ed oo; but llflCOl1d.generalion Japane,.. Americans roared w t t h Jaughter-<111d clapped their hando. The kamaalnas (local old-tfmen) Joined In, too. ALTHOUGH llAWADAN history always will be marked by the Japanue surpriee at,. tack on Pee.ti Harbor on Dec. 7. 1941, the event is altJloe:t burled lo!l&Y by a ri5lng wave of Japanese tnnuence In the island 1tate1a economy. HawaU hu been a chief buleficlary o! the sudden sharp lncrease in Japanese r 0 r e I B D Investment-which sported from Ii billion In 1968 to $10 billion today. Japanese reserves here amounl to 117 biUlon. During the put year. Japan't lnvestmenl! ln Hawaii exceeded $100 million, with b\lllnessmen buying up raw !arid, hote!J, l'O!tauranlJ, golf courtes, aupermarketl, and rttaU stores on Oahu, Maul, KIUll, and the "Big Island'' (Jfawall). , FIRMS OWNED by oecond· g ·enerallon Japanese- Amertcana (Nl!<I) hold title lo '1. I billion worth of prop- erty -Including chole<! hotel re•llY like the Surfrider and Prtnceu Kauilanl on Walklltl alld the Sbuatoo on Kaual J~.,. conlrol more than 40 major bustoe!les on tbe lllJndo' And accordinl lo )lawllian Industrial leaden, the future will bring even heavier Japanete: investment. Within the nut year or two, Americans JapanHe yen wUI erect a chain of condomlnJums an Oahu and the Big !Jland; build a ti mtlllon imtltute for com· puter trainlng; provide a retail outlet for a 1arge Nisei toy company; and establish a supermarket chain in major liawallan cities. Robert Sasaki, senior vice. president of the Bank of Hawaii-which handles a large flow of Japanese transactions he~ticb off reasom for the n~w Ude of investmenU. Among them : -A RECENT move by the Japanese Government toward liberalizing and even en· couraglng, foreign buying; -• AcUve encouregeme:nt oC fortJgn Jnvestment by llawaiian state official.I. Ttade missions are now regularly sent to Tokyo and other Japanese cities. -A Japanese tourist boon in Hawaii, spurred by low-cost travel packages, and pr~ moted by Nisei Airlines and tour linns. -Cultural affinity between Hawaii and Japan. Some 240,IKXI island residents, or 26 percent, are of Japanese de- scent. ls this new Japanese in· vestment invasion all to the good? Money's Worth 'Shopping List' Reveals Needs Of U.S. Elderly By SYLVIA PORTER Which chain of supermarkets or food discount stores delivers groceries to elderly Americans in their homes? None that I know of, altho&gh these stores offer today's best food bargains. Mos elderly people wbo are either home bound or unable to travel more than a short distance are forced to shop at small, relatively eipenslve nel&J!borbood outlets. How many elderly Americam can without dir- ficulty visit their friends, go to the doc- tor, the Ii· brary, the park or thea· ter? Far, far too many are restricted be. cause t hey P011T1• don't own cars and can't afford the high cost ot pubUc transportation. IHOW MANY OLDER ference on A g i n g in Washington. And what f've plucked out only begim to aug- il:est a "shopping list" of the elderly American's needs and demands~ Put yourself Jnto the place of the older consumer in America's hideously youth· oriented marketplace and I'm sure you'll find the following 10 needs an exceedingly modest selection: • Speedy relief f r o m destructively high property taxes to prevent millions of older Americans from being literally taxed out of their homes. • Guarantees that older Americans may buy automobile insurance . a t f'easonable rates, consistent with the Individual's ability to drive a car safely. • An inflation.proof U.S. bond -such as has been pr~ posed by Sen. McGovern -to glve older people a sa!e medium in which they can hr vesl and protect the buying ·power of their nesteggs. N t B ttin.. g Americans -nearly half or . 0 e whom have never even com· • DEVEWPMENT OF pleted an elementary school driver education courses for On SaVJ,D!!S eduoation -can read and the elderly (as there ari now --v understaod today's fine-print, for high school students) pJus l>!oduct la)>e!J? Or get cut-rate public transportation .By JOHN CUNNIFF valuable infonnatkln from ror elderly citizens traveling A' •u"-" ANlrtt • .....a .. y•s mo.unds of U.S . If h hou De I NEW YORK _ During the -o rus rs. ve opment great economic expansion of government handouts designed too, of transportation services th& lMOs, millions 0 f to ed1.1cate and warn the designed specifically for the Americans for the first lime you,nger consumer! Or even elderly. bouaht stocks and mutual use materials d e s I g n e d • Upgrading Of nutritional funds, and 8 good many !pecllically to inform and standards for foods most fre· t lte r et> y e 1 t 8 bIt 1 he d protect the older citizens? quently eaten by older citlzens tbmlJelves as capitalists. How many educational and/ and disclosure on these food Now in the '70!, many of or commercial TV and radio labels of the nutritive content these same people are reluc· shows do you see devoted to or the can, bottle or package tant to r isk their fortunes. the special interests and con-(in short, labels as good for Rather than checking the sumer needs of the aging, humans as for pets ). Malnutri· prM;.es of stocks each day they especially in the lower·income tlon is a major health problem take out their bankbookl and brackets? among elderly Americans. s mi I e at the big savings And how many consumer • Equivalent of a national figures. protection agencies do you school lunch or "bot meals" know which have specialists in program -perhaps within THE ODD TURN OF events pro~lng and tackling consumer the public school system as could hardly have b e e n problems of the e I d e r I y • well as at other locations - f«ecast, and a good many among the most exploited of for the elderly and employing economists and others con-ell Americans? At th e elderly people to help run the tinue to believe thatAmericans Federal, state or local level? progriam wherever possible. wUl desert their conservative Public or private? • Adult education ~ ways and becoipe more daring grams, geared primarily for again. THESE ARE merely a few consumer education and pr~ So far, however, there ts of lhe agoniliog problems Cae-tection against. the wide array abnost nothlng to suggest that Ing millions of America's older of gyps, frauds and financial they will take place. Long conswners. Above is no more drailu to which elderly con- Jines of depositors are strung than a sampling of the sumers are now subjected. out before the tellers' cages frustrations pinpointed al the The range goes Crom health wille many a broker wails lm-recent White House Corr quackery to funeral fraudt. patiently for the telephone to ------------'---"------- ring, \1. OtfMll111b1 •IAiCIC D. IESllOHI, *""'"" H AWWM '' ~ IV tile Ceri'lml•l111. •1tttl'11 I l'tDOrf Oii lllt ..toJIMl:llllf'I di MOST s•tonl-C! • d IOllY J, lllllOHt. ooe:t l.X. Tiii• .,,..,_,, '111e11 •llh tlll Ctll!llV '2. OWtlta tf .. CWltW Ctu ... L .... ~ 111 -m• .. "" ·-·' '-'"11t'~ n ,~...,r", , ..... -,_ -· .,,, .. ,,.. A. Amlnd ... , ,....I_ ., Ille tom· 11111lll!c 1.,....., r,...rdlflt lilt ftcl<ll'• tJe denhU t-: t TtfMDftMdl"f'I• --_,,, ••• flllfa• ..,~· ~l11Ge•t111tut11tC•a.tt'-5"41M govemmen a e 11 . ..-il .., CfVlf corH ... nt "-• """' """ .,.. .,. •r ,..,....., J. ...,_ o.rw GW11tY •. a"'' ,....,.... td¥1u • .... , .. 11 ,..'" tt ,,_ lf*ltl ~ ot •tt. It is. They aay the Japanese NI"""" .,..iMt ""' 11 yw ""-" " ... <*"'-. , 1..,. """"'" l'WKIW. Nfll(lft1 yen ls itimulatlng t he ,_ ttii. ~t. "" nwn n .. ftt flfl '"'-'lllhMI OrMte towt o.llr ""°' c. ••""""" .. CMIMI,.. 111 ..._. °'..,.. CMllY , .... c ... 1ro1 011tr1ct -1 • wrl""" ,JMd!nt '" ,_ " JWr " .., Au,wt 2. t u. 1f12 H1M.7i -'ION IHlltlt JM UC.I AtMC'f "-• or.,. (111llf4' H•l'W' Olltrlct Hawaiian economy, which is TIM cornolll'nt for • wr1n.ti or _..., -• t1or1 c_,.,1 .. r°" 1MC:lflullr mllk" e>.Nrtment" 111.111111111 •llCI 5-ftt'f tryln• to 'lbake ,·tself [ree '""II". 11 • Juetlte COUrf1 wlf!llll • rWl'l:.al -CB «Ml'.,,,"""*'.... Dlrtc1or Of AVllllOll 11111 Airport Cll!n• o '"' itttr ftlls tummo111 l1 ttl'Wd M °""'' -.-..n.u "'111 AltTtCl.,I 11 -M(ITll'!GS mlul1111 from a now uncertain sugar 0111lf'Wfw, rour *"111111 wiu bt ...ntred • -...! tt. 1t111111ar. ~ rfflU .. , mMt1r11 of"'-c111,1111r "*'w d I I '----ff'OllUMOll IW'.llW j1111lntlth tlld ""'cOIMt t.Ul -COll'll'l'llNIOn Wll .. 1'ltld Oii ttw MC911C1 Of-C011nl4 Pl1n11lr1t1 COmm!i,low an p neapp e ~-rn1r tlltw I ·~ llNllft•I V"' -tfll MOT1Ca TO ClllDITORI ... ....,. WfdfWWr1 at Md\ "*""' ,, lloitd ,~ • .,.,. •!Id '°"""' 110ur image won't b e ,_.., " llllWf' f"tlkf ttQuttttd" kl TIM SU" .... COURT Dfl ,,.. t i• fl.M., M "" INnll "' '4.WttVIMn S&,irw'(w CC!f'llllllnt S"."ATlf Of' CALli-oRNIA l'OR HHrl/19 tlowt4 .. fie flflh fW " tM Ot11111 C:aunfY Slwrlff ....._ tamlahed by the influx from II.,.. •i." ....... ~" H... TM• c»U.,.,. ... OUMG• CtlMtY Mmlnlllr•tklll &.llkl!M. 515 Nortll 1111 u-"" 1111111 of • llOl1te of ,,,.. S lheh 11 Far East,'' says Dr. =11~ !11 ... ";";~ ":' .. '=."' .. ~:, ,.,,,.of 1.N=: ~o= .,1L1.n11a. ~or.nw:;r.: "'~ 1:·."~twt~'t.ot~•;, ~tc~1!: =~11,,,:1~~.~1·:~· •• ~ e e) M. Mark, director of "'•r-. 111td ... ",,..· oec..>Mld. ttw rlO\ll•• mtttl11t -..1111111•1d ltPc:#l tn. coPltt ot 111• llPlltt •ncl 1n1e11m111tJ '' Hawaii'• Department of Plan-O•ltd Mlfctl '" ltn. NOTICE· IS Hl!llllY OIVl!!f " tM foltow!M TilurMl•Y uni.. tN C«ttrl'llMlon •II •llKIOG Ind conllfl.IOIJ I clt111 •I'd 10 · nd ~---I De I M, H-lln. (ltrll VfdlNrt of Ill ....,. .,. ...... dKtolllt 1111 • dllMl'lnt •111. tlW lollowll'lt County dtHl'tment1 04' olht!r nmg a &:A."lRNf" c ve o~ 1, J , 0~ o..utr ""' .., ..,_. ... ....,.. d•lrnt tt11111t w. •· 1"41M MHri... IMd•I mMlll'ltl .. l/ldllo ,.,.,",. • teti0r1 • 1111 Id· t "Ila ajj · II' !SEALl Mid MOllillrlf -f'llWlrM tt Ille "*"-of !1111 LllCll AMfteY Fomwtlon C-'Jl11lllUIY ol ,... .-1 In l~n11 of ,,,. men . w lS a me 1ng lllCH.ARD A. WSW.LL wltll .. MetUIN ~ '"1M offlC9 ~-""'bit ali.d 111 ltll """"" ,,..... flMrll Mlle INlrftl, !'fflrdlM tht 19C'· pol and peo"'• ct I " If 111 <11111." "'.....,. "''"!ell C9W'I. or Vldld tw st ..... w. Recwlrtcl tt#MorY tort MIMll In o-""*" c.i1 Std~ , .,.,.. expe a m x. Alh"""' 11 Lew lo ~ ttwm. w'1ll "" '*""'" llOfltt .,..II bl •I-to 111 r11JVl•r ind Sl7M u .._,. rd•t• to 1111 ..-111 c-But Dr. Mark and others ad-~1!t:':..~':"'c!r:;:!.11 nnJ \'tlUCtllrl. to "" ~..,,_ 01 fN olllce 11tlll"n1t1 mtmblr1. The Ol'dtr e1111ne t111 c~111 01 tt'HI •t1P«tht• 1111nclr1: mit the new Nisei economic ,,..,.....,........, of 11111ttorN¥tr ·DUlltYEA. CAlllPINT!ll JPK.l•I rnM111111t11111MCtlr 1t11 th"' •!Id 0111111• C011n1r Flood con1,..1 011t•ltf 'd 1-• . A""""'r .... "'•I"""' .. BARNES llrt UHEST J. KHAG. pll(f ot I"' -111'\1 trld tllt bullnut lo II:~ C:ommlutonw Ind Countr t1 e "' • not an unmued bless-P IJl!thtd °' J1t.1. '5U ~ tl¥d.. P.O. 1111 • trtt'IMdtd 11 !Mich """""' •"' no $11r"'vor m• g." Jiiiy',• 19 ~ .!'..'"'. "','! 1Dm•Ur 17~~1o172, 11". H.wHrt ~ C1UfOl'nl1 '2MJ. ottier 9u9'int11 111111 lit con11dlte111 11 1111 °''"" Coul\IY Pl•n11lne Comml••lon ., ' ... .,,.. UOV. .. -Wflldl k llw flac:e " lllnlllHI of tfll ll'IMtltlf, IS«tloft 5"1t56 of 1111 GoufrMltnt fc) In Mldllloil' to t111 1bc1111, tlll E>t· 1------~------under1I~ 1 ... 1tl "''"'" "'111""" .. CoG•.I «ut!"' Ollk« lhllll Miid cOPIH With re-ffE SAYS DAW• n should LEGAL N~CE 1111 ... .,.. of 11ld ~t. wtll'llfl ftur 21. ou.-wnt IM Mllwttr. A rnt!orllY C'f .. "" to •11\1 Olhfr' countr dl9•tll'Ml'll v llll v 1.1 1ft011tM 1tlw 11'11 flnt 911btlc1tlon tt fhl1 11Wmbw1 (1) o1 lht COltlmlUlon COii-cllr v loc1I IQfl'ltr whoM •dVlc• "' encourage J a p a n e s e in· nOlkl. 1111ut• • IWtflllTI for t111 tr1mecl1on et .....,. 1~i.t1 10 th• •Hclllc P,.. ts tha llllCTITI u 01191! Jul'I 1. 1m. ~Inn•. iloML . vestmen t will lead to NAMBo1:.::~'::J' ll!OHAllO J, ,E\.LETll!tl 22. Mlnulft. Tiit E11«ut1wi Ottlctr 111•11 fdl The leltff rffllflll'l' tht 1bove )'obs. But he is wary of Admlnhtr1"°" wllh tM au.t • rntmbtr of 111& M•tf to 11Jr.• 11111 l'fflOr\1 lhttl lndlt1te Ill• 1H"at11bl1 d•te of The lollowln1 MrMlll 11 dotne MIMS& Wiii ANWl!ld. lr1111<rlllt lht mlnut" Of HCfl 1111rtllle IMl1r1111 «t tlll IH'OPOUI, •rid reciu._I speculative investments and 11:. of "" Eitm *' 1tw ..,_ "'"*' n m111 c11111r1 lhto'eor to 111 ---... r.u1.t o1 "" ••POr' 11 1 .. 11 "" 111r1 CO-rned about ,. b I MC5 MAll:kETING co .. 1114 C1rdln1I . d«9"Mt ' prlOI' '° tlW l'lbt mwt11111, .....,,., well prior "-tlo. UllOll .-.celpt of .. kl rfCIO'li .... ~ p 0 s 5 e Ori ... , COiii IMM '1'it DURYl!A. CAll .. •HT•• I ••• ,... tnl!llJMt ,,... bl ordffed br ,... Chllrm.n tlll £)1KUllV• OHie~ Miii frllWllll w ld "premature urbanization" of G-o• w. Moir!. Vl4 C•rdkl•I Drlw, tl¥"1 •1tMllT '· KHA.a.'•·> 1o bl ..,proved 11 tMlllll, unltu tlltr• 11 rwor11 to tr.e pr-11 of "'' ~• · h I I ds h Caet1 Mtt1 n.2• 4JU MtcArtl!w llWlt. 111 obttclloft. • lllCI l~ lllOllCI cttv or d!1trkl, If '"" rte ann an ere. T1111 bu-Tneu r1 Mln9 eotlducttd br 1 , 0 ... lM n. vot11111. E.Kh ciuttl\oft btfor• t11t propontr1t or sutiltct ct1r v dl1lrict "We need lnveslments that SOI• ""'°"'• l-'0',"'wp, H~ ... CllN. ~ Cdm1nllllon. ""'""''*' lppl'OUll ol • pro. •1n1 lo ~ lo lhl m11!1r1 "' IO<"!lt ill Id , , G Oll:G · MOE Ttti J#4'11 • l>O'itd 1nna1tlorl, lllCOl'POl'lllon v for'""" Ill lolld r-rt1, Mid rtll>Of'IM 11'1111 be W pr:_<IV e new ~gportunllle5 1'1111 statement tiled wl* ttll COUl'llY PiotbtllMd °"""" Coill Dfo!tr ,llol llol'I or I proctcfurel or .,.._nlutloMI ~ ln wr111"1 to Ill• E.•KUlllll otflctr for resldents-ncft' those likely ~i.r~ 04 °i;'J" Ct11111ty on: J111y 11. 1tn. Jutr it 1t,,."" A'*"' 2, 1rn 1awi '""'""• _, lit roted U90ft 11w llllct vote, 11111 nu bl lltllvettd to "'' Exec:ullv• t I d •· dr . h b,, cT rt. evtr · Mllkloll. DffVtr (CMlty or mn lit PVI bv the c1111rm.n 11111 1 Otttwr not 11tltf' 111111 11wi d111 bltort.Jl)t o ea w a am on t e pu uc • · LEGAL NOTICE un111lfl'>OUS wt• reconMd " IMt"• tt no ""1111• on in. Dt"OllOHI. • treasu~,'' br. Mark says. Pub1t1Md Orit'IOI co.11 0•1,y ~~ !'~~q!.~;'! u~vor:,~::!i~,11!:~ ARJ6~~cEE 'ZNO R~~~~1:T~s1 Hawaiian banker Wilson B. July lt, u •nd A11gu1t 2, t, 1m 1m-n fllCTITIOUI 1u11M1s1 mtmblr. 40. Th• Extcullvr 01flc1r 111111 •itlmelo Canon believes the Japanese -. .... ,,,.••.,M• tTATl"Ml"'NT ... J•. MMlt• ir, c1111m11n. Thi c111trm1n Ill• 11m1 ntctturr tg 1111r 111e mitt"" on. •"" "' ,WIOn 111 ,.,... rntr mlll.1 or MCClllCI 1n' rl'IOllol'I• wllhoul file t.for• In. Cornrfllu!on, 11111 blMd on money flow here is mainly to LEGAL NOl'ICE 11: SEASHo•E ,, •• EST•TE 1...,, st1K>P1111 Oowll trom the c11111r. 1udl ntlm•I•• II• wu. wllll IM mciprovel h ood-b t 1·11 h ...,,. ' ~ W. lS. 1--I• WllMI'"-TM ol llW C""lrm111, u11iu. otlwt•lw e g u s I as NOflC!" TO ca101TOllS l1lllol, NtwPOll IMCh. C1llf, Cll1lrm1n IT\l'f ...... , 111 (Ol!Kllwlf Ill' dlr.ctN llY ~ Commlulon ..... manr reservations. suPElllOR COUltT 0, TM• 51G':t' ~1 Sldltt,1• 117·• "*'1"1 ...,.,,,.IY 111 Pll"IOlll wi1111111 to pr.,,.111 ""'1totr1 for • mnllrw •• ~n bl hM• 1 "I ' II · ,, sr•TE o• c••1•••• p ·• ew ........ ldl, •111• 1vld•11Ct1 or 1rou1Mnl on 1ny mfolltr wllllfn • lhr" llour Ptrlod. °'"' tdd!llot1~I ts rea y a question. TH!" COUNTY 0,. 0~,..~• Thi• llu•IM11 11 btl111 clll'dUctM br 111 cornlnt tittor1 tt1e .comm!"'°" 1t !ht m•fl•r• 1Uolblt to be 1.i tor hNrl11t 111au says Mr. Canon ''of how N•. A·7*l llld!vldu~I. 0 S.C.k mHlln11. The Chtlrm1n In Ill• d11<rttlon bl wt 1111' th• nut wccltdlrie ree~l•r h ' EtMlt of ll:UTij A. SCHOE,PE t tlCI ' ttl !'MY t9QUlre llwll lll)'Olll ~Ing to m .. 111111, 04' IHClll '"""11118. muc more of good do we RUTH SCHOEPPE °""'Id • •· c~' of,,~,.,.,..,,. fllld w1111 J tl!t CtunlY repreMlrt • cltr w • 0111r1ct Prtroent 10 41, CM1111Y•.lth 1.i ... ntM A9"d•. want and when does it NOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVEN " tt11 1 ,..,.,.;~ =.,Oii~!:., ~.!.!.1t ttw Comml111011...iorto.or1111141 time OI TM r111ulrltf'tllll1 of notltlc1tloll of 111t1 bee ' bad'" creo11or1 o1 the e11o .... """" llMclffnt er rt. • ......,..r .....,.,,,, IM llMl'ht11, • wr1tt111 rnoluflon of th• IO'f1r11l"1 llodfn of ~l•I dl1trlcb In 111• Ome • th.It all Pltf'S-""Vf"'11 tllinu qllmt 1111 I ' 1Ml1l1t1111 llodr ol lllcl dty W dlslrlct Go'fWnmlllf C• shlll bt lllffmed ••Id dtcitd111t 1r• ft<!Ul Id t 111 11'1 '1'1M 11Ulllorl1lnt 1111 ..,_, to 10Pe1r on bthell 111l1llH 11 lo 111 Countv·wldl SPKLll wllti llw ne<:tsurv voue r T 1 ""• Pllbll1Nd Ori~ COllSI 01t1r ,.llot, of Nici city w clhlrld et!Mr ffrwtlll'I' dlllrlc11 lrt m1 !H1111 • COP'f of thf 19'111111 ot tne clerk of Ill• Ibo"' ~Ji:, tllt ore• JulV 2, ltld Aug.u1I 2, I, 16, 1t1'2 1...,_1'2 wltll r-1 lo IH'Oll'Ollll well 11 lhll of flCh mtttrn11 lo Ill• eovernln11 botrd1 2 Old Men to Pr111nt !hem witll "" i:!Ui; ullller c0111ldtr1U«t. or •H<lllctllv with thtr.ot, tncludl.,. orw cOPr to llMI flotrd vwdl1r1, 10 ttw u'lld•rtltlltd 11 the otll<• LEGAL NOTICE rHPKt lo tt11 pertlcul1r P!'OPOl•I "ndff of SUHr"lltorl tor ell wdl dlllrlcl1 of hh •llorneys, C M. CASTRUCCIO. , O CO'ltfl»erllloll. IOV#ned O'I' 111 pr(Wlded, how1v~, llltt •m llJ,S,. $In Ml;ll'IO. C1tlf9nllt Whldl. 1 · ,ICTITIOUli 1u11H•s1 2.St. T1111-r '"' """""""'· Tiit -r•I• llO!lce Jluill bl mtllf'd to t lch 'Pioneers' the ot1<1 ol llutlnnl of the u~....r r: fCAMW STATIMSMT Cl'lllnnfon mn ttlOCtl• tltM tor 1rt111M11I Judi lll1lrkl , ... 1111,,_ •ld'I Pl'ClllOMd a,,_. •II 111'111r1 Pltf'f•l11ln11 to TIM Hiii• of Id Tll• followln11 ptrlOn II dolnl builMM .,., l111-1ttd pert ... Incl lt1ll1n011r 11'1' llUlllOll or tormtllOll lnYOl\llne .,, 1re1 Ill decedent, •llhln four molllht lfltr 11 11; wll!'lffiln '' m•r bl M<"llrr tor 1111 wllldl MKh dl1lrlct II ••N<:l1U~ lnt1rt1lld llr1t P1Jllllc1tlon ot lhll no!la. ~ STll:OMGll:EN COM,AHY, JD Ltkl •tPldlllon of ttw Commi51!on'1 bu1lnts1. 11'1' vlrtut of fKlllllts l'lltlnltllled Of' Oa!td Julr 10, 1112 ,,,1o; L.tne, .NIWPOtt 1 .. e11. Cell!, fUto 16. AHllld.IMe •t Metllnn. All -•l)Olll conductltd llltrtkl, I 1 FRANk SCHOEP'E Ei:twll'd C, ltromeren, l5Gf Ukt f>trk members of tl'HI Commlulol'I lllC!udlno "11 &t.tl1rmln.d b• the Counl'f $Ul"l1ror. In Business Ex~lor lint, N.....,.m l•.clt, C•llf. '2660 cltv 1ltltf'tl.IN, th• caun" tlt•n1I• 1rld 43. Htllw to ,.ulllk:. tn llOdltlon to the of lllt Wiii If This 111111-11 C.lne collducttcl rr 1n Ill• Pl.lbllc membef' •ltHl'lat. 11'1111 •ll•nd noll'*I rlOIUlrtd b'( tti. GovHnmenl (Dell, llw •bovt nimed d«tdent lrldlvldu1I. • 111 mfftl1t11 ol lht Cll!nrl'llnlon ot,,.r 111111 lht lollowlM P!.lllllc 11ct1lc1 llltll bt 11!vt11: C. M. CASTllUCCIO lOWIN C. StrOIMren !hose mMll11111 •I \l.'lllCll lllllr 1tt...o.n<:r Nolle• of lllt hMrlnt on I P-rWOH<I' "· o. S.x USS 1'1111 1l11fnWM flltd wllll 11'11 c-l't' his O...n ••CUlld lly 11'11 Olllnnfon or b'f 1n"""'1Uon to 1 dlY sh1ll llr 1>11lllllhed NAffiOBI, Kenya (AP) -1111 M•riM, ciliforwl• Cltrt of°''"" tou111Y on: JlllY JA, 1m. • m•lorltr vote of ttre Comml•lon or one• In 1 new1PtP1t ~ tt1ner11 clrcul1· The two old men sit on the Ttlt 12111 11).lff' Ir l!l.v1r1r J. Mlddoll. OtPVIY counlY wlllr• '" untor•...,, tfMl'ffllCY pt1 .... nt1 11on w11111n Ille boundlrlt1 of t111 111-• · 1 Attonwr for l!llK...,. Cltrtl. lllelr 11!•nd111U. l!Ulrlt city 11 1.-11 IS dtv• prlv lo 1'lw sidewalk, surrounded by rows Puon11wa Or•• co.st o.nr Piiot f'ltlts nw 1t11rn.i1 m1mblrt C1U1Hfr IO vole d1t• l!•tcl for hffr!n1. Or tin Ca d botu d Jut'( n. lt, ti Ind Autuit 2. 1m 111,.,; Put•lllhed °''"" CM1t O.Hr ,.Uot, 011lr 111 in. Piie• of 11\e ct111 of JM Com· 4'. M•,. •M •llllr it¥1it.tllc• .. M Hied. ns an es, an Julr u •nd AU9Wf t. t. 11, itn 11.11·12 minion m1tnbtr IO ""'*" 1w MfVft •• No m•P. clllrt 04' Ol!IM •rlllrr1 Ill' v1111o1I talk of Africa Jong ago. One 11t1rMt•. Pftlll!MH., of .vldeflc• or •llO'Jl'l'Wftt 111 h LEGAL N011CE LEGAL N011CE ARTICLE Ill trrr '-ll'll'f bl used 1 ... 1 IWl1rlne bllot• says e can remember when A.,.,LICATtONS lhl commtulon on ,,,.,. PRPOPI unlna there were no white men. HOTICI! OF TllUSTt:l'S SALi! ,ICTITIOUS tUSIME5S ~!·,'<:'!~=~~~:~:In~ :=:-~ l:n °'!ii::~«,!. 'Win~·='=' co;,:,~ The other talks of his days L"" N•. 11..1m-M1t NAMI ITATEMllNT Commluletn, ••uPt tor tho .. exctuded ml1M0111 Provided, 11c;wev•r. 1111t lhl '" j'ail detained by the British 1'1 .. Nt. llOtt '."' lotlowlne ""°" I• d!ll1111 bu1IMS1 lltlow, IM proponent mu1t pr1p1r•. a "''°11 IH'OJ10tln1 to uM 111¥" •uch wr it1119 _, ' . . On Wt0neld1r. AlllUll t, 1m 11 11•00 •1• "Ju11lllc•tl«t of Prociosal" lflCf 11'1•11 lolr or vlwal 1td Wlll<h Is urw1u11tr bo.illw or as a Mau Mau tribal fighter o'clock 1.m. Oii 111e Pl.lbllc slO.W•lk · 111 l C~~ ~s. MAINTENANCE, 1"4 It wltll thl Ex«Ullvt Ofllc•r •I '"'t u dllllcult to COPY mar with tM con.en! of before Kenya be · front DI thl •nt11nte to IN bo.illdl,,. 11 1 ' °'11 Mt11. CiHf. dtr1 !Mlorr 1111 datt wl tor lwlrlnt TM #le Commlukin. U$e 11 upon llltmlltlr11 • came ID-1111 Soult! 8roolcl'lul"lt Slrllt f" it. (Uy C 11r"'.a.!'· C •11~lion, l'4f Llbl'ldor, EucvUve OHlcer 111111 Dt"-t Ille .form jlllol09r1Jlfllc llKlll"' and I Pl'lttl i'wl¥in.t dependent. *' An1hllm C1Ufornli,' 11: 11 1 t, 1~11 blJslneis ~ b.i"' cond Itel br of wen Ju11111~11on. IUblKl to "" corn-1Ulllcitnt dellnltlon for 1rtilbU11r, •nd ft! W ·· Ka d c· h hj lr'ICWPOl'•lld, I COl'POl'lllon. 11 Trull" UC Ill mlulon'S IPPl'OUll, llld Wll duplk1l1 color II morr "'-n Ol'W color Is v$ed ln Ille aDJle mau an IC U Ulldltf' the 0.W of TrU'll mid• llr Alvln lrldlvldu1I. ' •1mt1 tor dl1!rlbo.ill«t lo prOPontnt•. orl9ln1I. Tiit Ctl#lrmtn Of' E•ec:ullv1 ()!.. A1uchuru left their villages F•rM1r1 •nd Ctwirlottt J, F•nh•rt, hu.. Tiii• ~~~!'!!, ~ii!."1!~~N ti! c " 011rv lhD .. ciuntloM In JM J~iMlllc•tlon fl<•r ,,.. ••. In lhr!r dlKtlllOl'I, ••lwe ttle ··• to N I b' 1N.nd ll'ld W1tt, •rwi NC«dtd FftnH!ry 20, Ci.flt of 0 ' °"" flll'm dHrnitd r111v111t llffd lit 1111wt'f'ld, •roult1on1 DI 11111 Mtl1ori Ill lll9(1flc CISU. 4lA.I came 8 lO I some JO 1'10, In 8'ek. ''221 "'" 101 cf Olfld•I ar lt4'1rl~"'J" ~=--°"t;,.';;., 1~ 1tn. ~nlr•t 111t Cammll.iotl Ml 11'1' rnolu!lon , .U. Copl" el' Oocum.1111 on flit. Anr years ago to set themselves up RICOl'd• of Or•,.. tcxmtv, C.Ufornl1, c1w11; · °""" rn.o. 1111wtn to c•rl•ln C111Htlot11 IN"' 1n1w111e11 "'son mey ,_, 1 cowt011J ll. nd hand . Ill"'" to ..W•• 111 lndlbltdrwu In t•\'Ot · ,.1,." dltorv with rft.Pe'CI to 11PKltlftl tyPH of of 1nr document llJt'd In •nv PrOCfedlflll. &e IDg Seco t I D of Tht Cotw.11 ~. --nld llld "Ulllllhld C)f COid Diii PtlDI lffll(itt, In Wflldl CIM tudl -lfloN TM E•1eull111 Ol!lcotr ""'' d'llllM Md cans-pioneers ln t it t e r 1w1d 11'1' kllenKl.-r s~ines 1nc1 Loan Jiiiy 19, " ,,11111 :.1 t. t 1972 r 1 ... 72 s11111 11r 10 11a111111et1 ., 1t11 JV11111u1ton co11ec1 tram ""' ""no" the coal to 1tw . , M1«l1tloll. 1:w r .. _, of 1111 llAldl of ' forll'I. No ....... I wUI be CONlclltf'ld bY Comml11loft OI m1Jr.lnt 1nr IUdl COPrl ... ) removal and re c y c 11 n g cor111n a1111e111ons llC'UA!li 1t11reb'(, noTI« LEG• r NOTICE ttw comm1s.i11r1 tor """kh such -.1<1 wcn di•'"' 11\111 i. d•"511tcl In .. resources Jong be£ore con of 'lltlk'll wt• reeorGM M•l'dl '°' ttn 111 ""' "Jus11t1c111on ot ,,opo11t" '°''" 11 r• COUnl'I tr11surv. ' . • Boole 10060 .. _ m of "" Ottlcl•I QU1tltd bl.ii"°' rKtlvtd. •II!! In """"ICJ'I tueh STATE OF CALIFORNIA) servat1orusts took Up the p~ R1eords, will MU 11 PUbllt lllCllOll lo ftle MOTICa IMVITIMO llOI mtllclt!Ol'Y -'"°"' 1rt not 1111-rtcl or COin/TY OF ORANGE I 11 Jems hlllhtll blclcltr tor Clsh. Hr1IH• 111 llwlut llD ITl'M MO. 1n Ill UPllftllklll tlVefl Wh'f •11 ll'llWll" 11 I, INEt. I, HAYE'1. 5ecttllrf of "" • m_., of the Unflld 5t1tn st Ille tlll'W of NOTICE IS HlREIY GIVEN 11'11! ..... tm-.llllt or ~Id bl lrrti.¥111!, l OCll AetfCY FOl'Ynlllon Cammltllori ot Wlr, without •lrrlflty n lo tilt•. 9d pr-I• win bl rtcll'ftd ir, IN Cllr Pn:_.11 Wllldl 1r• ••eluded lrom this Ot1ngt County, C.lllorftf•, llenlll'f etrtllr THE USED bottle and can P01s.sM1111 v .ricumbr•nc•. "" 1nt1rHI of Cott• Mftl. lo wit : Thi cnv C011nct1, r•ulr-t ol Ju11111a11on •r• lhl llM '°""'11111. to be • tun, true •rid cor- b . . hr. . · c0tnorwed lo 111d ,_held llv Hid Trui ... ,,0, loll 120D, C•I• Mtu, C1tllornl1, on loflowlnt: reel COl)'f of~ duly adop!H trrl•ws ot us1ness IS t 1vmg in Nairobi under 11ld Olfd of Trust, 111 111111 10 tht v blfor• ft!• llour o1 U :oo '·"'· on f>rclPOlll• lllbl'llttt9d ttursuMll to sec:-111• Loe.I A111:1tr Form111on comm1111on today, with Kamau and IOllowl111 desalbe(l DrPPlrlY: Wedneldt'f, Au11111 t ltn. lld1 will Ill !Ion $62'1 of 11141 Govltf'nmtnt Code 111d of Or•~ C01111tv, C1Utornla. curr•nlly In Lot 502 of Tree:! No, 1712, In lllt City PVbllclr Oll'efltd 11111 r11d •loud 1t 11:00 ~I• lnvotvl"f IPIClll dl1trlch; •fleet on th1 NII l'ltr1tnbelow ul ron~. Mucburu acknowledged as ol Caet• Mtu,,~ ... Or•~· $1•1• '·"'··Of •• IOOll lhfftfillw ....... ctl'lblt, 11rovlded "'"•Ith rnHCt ... lhlM "''°"'I. _IN WITNESS WH!lt:EOF . I h•V9 deans or the trade. Their of Ciltlornlfo, .. efiOWoll Oii , IMP Oft w.csr,.sd1r, AUMld 2. lf'2 ~111 1111 POMI• "11 IXKUll¥1 OlllCltf' 111 1111 1111rt11nlo Ml mr hfllcl lhll lllh dlr o1 J.,. ll'l•r.ol rlQlflltill In bd: JO, ""' », Councll Cl'llmllln. CllY H11/, 11 F1lr dlKrtllon m•r r111ult"I thll 1 /)', 1'72. headquarters is a crowded xi, ll. :u mt l6 Mltcetl•~• Mlp&. °""· t~• MIN. C.Htorn11. W 1M Ju11111~111on ut 'ropou' bl 11i..1. Inn 1. H•rn tr lch f 'd lk I ·d rtcor"d• of said Or•• Countv. fvrnlshtne of "'•rlovs ltltvlllon ewlPl'Ml!I 1111 AetMI Cut..tf 01tt Whllhff °' llOf $1Cr1lt/"/' s e O SI ewa OU Sl e a p ,_riy •ddrtt1: an tonll"'"'•I Addlllon11Misci1trw1P1Clllutklnl ""; 1 "Ju11111u11on o1 Pr~r 11 r"ulreo, BY Ol'd« of ll:kh1rd T. Tur11t1r, E .. gray-columned Hindu temple Slrtt!. C11t1 M11t, .C1,lfornl1, f1)f' tlw bl obl1lntd II tM olflc• of !tie ''lll C!wk, "" comptet1 1ppllc1tkn mull be tiled ecu1lv• Otllar of Ille Loc11 Aeeney Ri R d l bro b. PUr1D011 bf paw!119 obUAfJont wcut11d bY n '•Ir Ori¥•, COii• "'"'· C1lllliittll1. with 1111 Exacutlv• Onlctr 11 l•••I u Formation Commission. on ver oa , n a t b mg Hid Dffd o1 Trutt, IMludl,,. ,.... •fd• tl'loUlcl be NlvrMd 1o ttiti '""''1°" of d1rs prlOI' to 111e d111 " 1111 '""u1111 Oii Pu11111htd or1n111 C01st 0111y Piiot. African and Asian commercial c111r1e1 •net ••""'* of thl trusr", ... JM Cll'I' c1~ In • -111:1 •nv•toN lthn. .,,.Id! 111, Pl'OPONI wlll 111111"' .. "" Julr ,., 11n l92f.1I dist . v•ncet, If 1nY, ulldtr ttle f•rvit of Hid llllltd on fllt outslH with JM •~ lltrn __ • r1ct. Ottd of Tru11, lnlttwll. 1'111'-. 111111 Numi.r •nd ttw °""'"' °"'· Young African mothers In •21.562.01 1n unp1lcl\11r1nc1P11 .ci1 ~ !IOI• Eldl bid 1111111 ~1,., ffdl ,11111 •rt:rY MCUrtd bY Mld Dttd of Tnllfr ,Witt! I~ Item II Mt for#! In itw tpeclflq,tlorw. miniskirts and turbans their 1er•1t 111r~11 trOm "'*"' 1, 1m " lfl Atrv •nd •1t ••cept~ 10 t11t SHClllc• b b. ped t• ht'I .ef.:I noi. end br lfw 111'11¥ided. Uon1 IJIUlt bit clt1rty 1l1!tc1 111 ttw &Id •NI a 1es wrap 1g y on Piiied JwlY 5, nn f11tur1 10 111 tlll"tll 1ny tlel'n 111 IN their backs papoose-style in 11:111tv 111°""''""· Tru11.. 1~11u11on1 thlll i. 1rounc11 tor , .. Br ltltlltrd F. Rr111 lti:llon of Ille llld. red and yellow cloths, browse S.O-•t•rv Eld! bid t111n Mt fotfh tti. ti.Ill lll(l"m ~hrough a bookstall. African '1.lllllWd 0r.~· '"'' Diiiy Pllol. r:..!:~';,.°'~-::s..,.-:..:~'': JiZZ blasts from a record July n. ,,, 21. 1m 1112-11 c ... of corPOr111-. 1nc1u.s. 11'11 """" o1 shop "" 'rtlldtllt, Stctlf&ry, Tl'H•ur.r. •rid • Mini"'· In double-breasted jacket LEGAL NOTICE TM cnv councn of ,.,. t1ty of t•f• and rubber·tire sandals' !:f"'bld~:"·"" fhl r11111 to r•lect 111r ., Muchuru waits for buyers and flCTITIOUS IUSIMllS Dtltd: JutJ :n. 11'2 sell ' . NAMS n•T•M•"1 l'ubllllwcl or•1111 (0111I Dtllr ,llot. ers, alike, to pas:!! his 7· n.. to11awin. Pltf'l«ll •r• dolno Jiiiy ll. 1m lt»-n foot-long patch (If pavement. bu11~E:~ l•GHTING a. ILECTR•c. LEGAL N<71'1CE He's surrounded by a dozen 23561 v111r11, M1u1°" v1110. c1111. n.1si-----~------other sidewalk businesses, in. J•m•• R. W1tM111, 51" F1t111o111, PUILI(' NOTIC• eluding one that d1'splays ~ IM•chl C•lll. '°'°' NOTICE. 15 He:::/ GIVEN .,, ontff Ml '"°"' ' Wllllrn, 2lW1 V1l1rle, If !ht lOCll A f'orm1tlon Como framed portraits of Jesus by T "'°" Vl•lo. "'111• '2'1J mr111on of 0r1nee to;intr 1 ~11 DAI LY PILOT Snapshot _ Contest Leading. to Kodak International Newspoper Snapshot Awards (KINSA '72j Competition Mutual funds have been especially bard hit, with redempUons exceeding saJes In mo,,t recent months. Tn the firrl quarter of the year. the liquidation rate was at an an- nual rate or close to $3 billion. I M bvllMll I• bllnt tOlldllcled br 1 lll'ltl'idmMls to lb llylf'flll w~ ldoptecl eaning them against the G~r•I '•rtnertl'llP. 11 111 mu11r """''"' of J·'*"' 1• ,, .. t I J1met It, W1hC111 v•~ ., .... emp e wall. Tht1 •t•t•rn111t flltld wlfh Ille '°""tr •nd lhlt,... •00t!'lfl4•" tt111 of"" byl•wa. "We pray inside the temple ci.rJr. 01 Or1n11 co.ml)' «t : Ju1r 10. 1en. ••·""'r:ru.Wi' ~1W~ LOCAL Rules: 1. The contest ii strictly fo, 11ntfeur photo9r1ph'tr1 fAtt ,..,,. t•ur Is cl1fln•cl 11 •II• wha11 hobby or •rec1fion i1 pictur•·t••in9 incl whe do•• 11ot m1k1 •ny 1ub1t1nli1I p1rt of his living throuth t1lr.i119 plcfur•1I. NOT ONLY HA VE jobs been lost In t h i s o n c e explOl!ilve growth Industry, but some funds have been forced to ~witch the no.load status, whlchmcansthcyhave dropped not only salrsmen but sales charjtes n1 well. O\fnership of corporate shares also has been redue<!d by the trend to caution or con- servatism. Lionel D. Edie & Co., the f$0nomlc consulting ann or Merrill Lvnch. the big· gest stock brolc:rrage firm, comments: "Consumer~ ..• have been SPlling ofl their holdlnlfl o( stock! for several years; this JJquldatlon amounted to $6.5 biJUon In 1971 :ind at e.n a1t11ual rate of over S7 billion in the lrst quartor of 1972." For Weekender Advertising :Phone M24321 "'''' ...... Seriotcs Scanning LaJ~ut of a printed circuit board used In Honey· well 1 new System 700 famUy ot minicomputer systems geu a close look by a Honeywell employe. The firm is l0<ated hi Framlngbarn, Mus. where the s)'!'lems are being manuraclured. ' 1 not outside," a Hindu said ':!~~'W J~·~~~~ ci ... -. "' AO•NCY ,DIMATIOM COMMISltON f>utlll.slltd .._....., 0, TH• with a shrug °''""' CO&ll 011!y '11of, COUNTY Of' ORA.NOi! . July 2' 11111 A1,lflllt 2, '· ,, "11 lJSJ-12 Mucburu buys gallon oil LEGAL NOTICE AOIM~t_::,.:T1~~· c~~ISIDM cans at 21 cents and sells ARTICLE I -ORGANIZATION them at 28 cents. Bottles sell 1. '"'''"""' tlMI vic.ct111rm1" 'ICTITI0\11 •UtlN••• '· ERIClltl~ Otflur at one cent to $1.40. Oil drums MAM• nATIMIMT 1. OvtlH of"" countr cou11111 go up lo $4.20. Oil lamps made TM fotlowl111 ,..,._ •• dol"I bl,ISll'ltU AltTICl,.E u -ME!TINGS ti: :JO. RMULlr from tin cans cost 7 cents ,.AIU(' SElllVICE co.. m11 Allpb. JOI, SHtltl• Metlllllt without 8 w' ck No. s, "" Ju1n C•llllllr..,., c11!f. m 1s 21. M°""',.,.~ .. •lid ~«ltt I · a.or" eo111, ann AHt>1r. Mo. 5. ''" ». J!e nets about $21 a month 'u•~ t1p11tr1M. c1n1. n.11 u. Votlne Mu.h""' and Kam _1~. 11111 b\111111u 11 '"'"' -l,ICMCI IW •n 2&. Molllll'IS by c1111rm.n ... .. au aJ..:1U llldlvld111~ ··-1· ~. SWNrlnt In w='"' sell a line of rural toiletries oeor" 10111 '"· Tt11fl'l'IM)' •iw A • 1 th TN1 11•1-I l'lled With ttw eounty 21. AttendtllCol 11 "" at are widely used even in Cltrtt o1 °""'" '°""" ..,1 Jui, l4. irn. A1tT1cL1 111 -A,,,_1~TIOH1 Nairobi-green twigs a B ~r.,:.wwtr J. Mecfdll(. Otputy C°"""f ii ::iu1r.i ~ " ,,_.I,. toothbrushes; soft, gray stones ''"• AtlTta..l!:-;{, .., HIA11t1N0.1 ;n1e1 to rub mud from feet nd PubHWlitd °"'* C0111t Dolly Plltt ANO llEOIJEITI • . • 8 July 2' end Augutt t. 1, 16, ttn 1N>7i 41, CounlY••ldt 1111111'91tte ANllCflf dried, fibrous bush lnllt ., ' · o. -'° :i::' . " wasbclolhs. LEGAL NOTICE ~ =:.-t~'°'::J: .. I»""' New bottles and cans are in MTICLt 1 -OftOANIV.Tiolie "· 1. ~ .... Wkr>Qetnz''', ... n. lnurt supply, and Kenyans ••cT1T1ous 1u11N11s Oil~ "" VlotO!tlnNfl M .. find doiens of usts for the MAMI STATWMINT .itct.f .. ""flnt INlllt'll '"J.-..,., secondhand Items. Many ,1~ totkWlt,. ...,.to1t 1s 4Mfn. 11u11neu :ffl 1';:';..:., ~"~.::.=! ~ clinics expect paUents to bring OlllANO( COAST ACCINT ITlllJPll. '• ...... ., .. o...... ,,. th 111 OIWnl W•r "C"' ""' Mui. CIJI ONI~ NII M llw "911f!nt ..._, elr own medicoe botUu. A hW ' 1 • ..., ..... .....,... .,... &: ::" • housewife who visits the peat .~'Ht~·=-,1mn ~ ~ .. -; ;-:-.. ·~ ei7 ,. '" .. control departm•t at city hall 1:.t·~~ 11· •"'-'* ...., 11ir • C:::. "..J" =:"'C ,.. "'~' may lake home I quart of J.n.. N &~ s. VeHIN" ,...,. ., -a:r;::_, ~ secUclde In • copc bottlt. ...!!''' IMtwnMt 1...-..-,,.. ~ tc. a •-.. ..,. "-• '" w. ...... It of Or9'llt ~ "'' Hllr M.1'1l. ~ -... --·-turn •••• In'" •r ~ i . .-...., o..wr., ~ " .,. --. • ONill"INlt 1.u~,1.~ ..,_,. w Ciltl:. "" ,..,. .. ~ •.....,.. amall cbarcoal cookers used la Nltl1t11111 er... c... hllY'?::: "':.. •• •1 •.".,.. :::,;:-°" many African home!. Jutr M .... ~ 1. '· "" 1JP1 MNi ...., ...... ......, w ~ "' tn facty tho future In used · £:-Clmtrll'*'...:, '::":'..:'.::.': ean loon IO bright that Lt.c!AL NOnCii -J::" "1: ,.r,,:=, ':..,':: Muchuru toot on J • m e 1 -1<• w ~ • ,.... " .. 111c1 a11c1 W1mal u an ualstant a few °' ....,..,._,,,""" • ,...,.,. ., '" • ..._ 1Wt1w1. .,. J. ll•ck01ncl-whit1 or color pictur1• ttklfi efter July I, 1911 ••• etl9ibl•. No pictur1t rn1y bt •ttlertd by 1ny •mplo'f• of th• DAILY PILOT or by 1r1r lncll~iclu•I who P•"o111Ur i1 •n919ecl In the m•ttuf•cfurt, 1111, comrne~citl finhhi11g or profe11lon1I 11.11 of photo9r•phlc 9oocls. J, Sn1pihoh m•y b• t•••n with 111r m•k• of c•m•r1 , 011 111y bt1n' of fllm. No erlwork or r•touchlr19 II p•rmiH•ff on n•t•· tires or prints -111 compo1lt1 piriur11 , multiple •11po1ur•• or multipl• P"lliinf. 4. Al'ly nulftbtt flf plctur•• mey b• •nt.recl. Co11te1t•nt'1 "''"•• •clcl,..11 titd ph•11• tt11mb1r mu1t be wriften cl1erly on th• b•c• of ••ch plcfur•. M•ll or cl•llv•r pri11t1 ol tr1r11p1rencie1 tor DAILY PILOT S"1p1~ot Co11t•1t Editor, P. O. 8011 1560, Co1t1 Me11 , CA. t2626. ·IE1ihi•1 c1n b• h1r1cl-d•llr•r•cl to 1ny DAILY 'ILOT offl'c•, b11.f 111u1t be ph'f'ic1lly in hencl In tho1• offlc•t by tle1cfl/r1• ••ch -.1k.I Co'"te•f offici1/1 t1111.,. th• right to ''lf"f 0"''' •f• •blofrl•• for iucl9l119 frHt 011• w•ek to tlrie fitlt e11tl 'to ••elude from Jud9ln9 •lto91th•r 1r1y enhl•• rec1ir•cl let• 111 the fl••l "'k. I. No Dl1cll·•~·whlf• p;ctur•• w1u· 1:i, ret11,....cl. Conte1t1:1t "'"•t b• tbl• to f~r11l1h th• od9l111t r1191tir•, if r•qu11fecf by th• Cont.st 'Ecfitor. Th• DAILY PILOT 11111m11 tto rt1pontlbll:y fot "'t1t/"1 •r prl11h. COLOR PR INTS OR SLIDES WILL 1£ RE· TURNED ONLY IF ACCOMPANIED l'f A STAMPED, SELF. AOOltESSEO lNYElOPE. la. Con .. 1t111tt .,.. "rmittetl to 111blfllt plct"r•s to only 9ft• "•""P'P9' ,1rt1cl,.ti111 1:1 th1 KM1k lttt.n1•fio111I S11tp1hot Aw•rcls, 1. To ti. •llt!W. '6r • ~I'' 9r•M1 Jlrl••· 1 co11te1t•nf '""'' tit" • 1t•t•tn1nt th•t Hee pie ur•, •r 4notli1r clo1ely 1l111ll1r pie· hit• cif the 11111• 1ubJeet Cit sltu1tlor1, ho1 '"'' bt.n, tfMI will not M •ttle,.cf It., t.1111 ltt 1ny •fh•r cont•tf •~ wlH !IOI b• offtred fw ,vblicetlott to •"Y 1'Wli:lic1fieft not conneclH witli ti.ii Co ..... 11 I. llCflOITANT: I• tut• yow bow th• r1•1n•• 11111 0c1c1,.11.; •f •"Y recot"h•li:I~ l"'IOM ••l'••tll'lf ht \lettt plctur•. Titi1 it n•c•u•rv b1c1u1 .. Ill otclet for ft to k •nt.1.4 r11 the n1tlon1I f"4tl119, vou rnwtt k •bl1 to t•f th written cor111nt of 1uch pet1011 or pet10111 f•r tf:•lr l•t•f t•Ml1"1, t11 tt,1 C•••• of ":'l ... o"J .. ~""" VII of .... plctwN ,., tfie ,.,,. •••• 111 ....... ti•"• ecfr•rthrllf •r publlc1fi•• f11 •lb'f' "''""''· ....... ,. ""'"' If• ... lfll -• ~ .... ClnMuilll. ~ montha .,.. t · -.... "" .. "' ·-"''"' ~-:-=-.. -·" Enter Ever'' Week ''Jt'I not I bl4 bul1DQI " • .,.,..... umr«llill W MfW __._ .., """" "'"* • . I ""'9f"""" m)'Mlt. 1ft •"11flW fh11 .... ,.,....... lllltR, .. lif;lf~ :1!:: ,.y, W1m1I, 25, who bad trou--... 11~ ., .. """ ..... "' .-','!!.."'' "" -· ...... July 2 Through Au-. ' 26 bl• nndtna reculAr work 01v1• •wtttr -;:: i: ':=.;;. \. .,.::;;~' " tiaewbete.u 'You. m 1 t e ~ Sprfttt1111d •tiwt t111r11 . .., .... ,. ~ Celllilm• 1 ~ .. ~~.,~·~-E;~-~ ... ~·~~-;"";~~~~~~~=:~~~w~=~"'::n~:!-~~~~·~~~~~~~~I .....,-1r1 youn. And ~ ....,,_ ...... -o"" ..... • ....... _ ...... -o::;::;:o •-ay oon eat that day." M,., 17 ""' "UOt.11' 1• "" 1""1'1 11.,. c'"""r-• ••""""' w"' . • ' I I I I i I .. .... i l 'I li I I . • •A r W ooriesday's Oosilig Prices-Complete New York . Stoek Exciian-e List • ·-~,. Prices W antler; ·Little Changes NEW YORK (AP) -Most stock market prices moved aimlessly Wednesday, finishing the session about where they started It. What little movement there was came in stocks of companies reporting earn ings or other rorporate developments. ''The market \\'IS trading a very irregular path." observed Newton Zinder, Analyst for E. F. Hutton Co. la c. "I think what '"e Y.•ere seeing today and late Tuesday was a digestion of the ga ins of the previous two sessions." ' Wid"""'1, Jo~ 26, 1'72 SC DAILY PILOT .If) KIDS LOVE U CLE LEN Satufdaya in The DAILY PILOT ' 8 OAILY l'ILOT TONIGHT'S TV · IDGHLIGHTS KHJ 0 7:30 -"Billy Budd." Herman Mel· ville's classic sea saga stars Robert Ryan, Peter Ustinov µd Terence Stamp. NBC O 8:00 -"Adam·l2." Malloy and Reed call on the police helicopter to help track down robbery suspects. Martin Milner, Kent McCord. KCET llil 8:30 -"The Cabinet or Dr. Cali· gari." This 1920 German silent movie is co nsidered the pioneer horror film . Alfred Hitchcock com· ments on its techniques and significance. CBS IJ 9:00 -"Medical Center." A doctor's wife is kidnaped and her husband notified that the price for her safe return is the death of a patient who needs emerg_ency surgery. Chad Everell, James Daly. ·ABC fJ 10:30 -ABC News Inquiry. A look at the rapidly changing role of women in politics is presented in this special entiUed "The Hand Thal Rocks the Ballot Box." " . . TV DAILY LOG' Wednesday Evening JULY 21 ue a a a 1111 m ai Nm (J)9Nm ..... ~,v..., CllC..Nll GI n. Fllmltofltl • Dnltl """ • llJJ"" ,_ CMt l::r...:.v:a: M......, llfD ... __ --1:30 IJ -· (C) ~ """.,,._, C•dY) '67-M•rton tr11!do, AnJ1n1tt1 Comtr,·Jolln Sixon. All 11e1p1d mur· dem trltt to dirt 1 new 1111 with 1 Mrte br11dfn1 ttlldl until ~I• mtf· rilllctlll 4PPIJ0011 1talllon II 110ltn. (IJCll .... <lil ,M"' Id"'* .... m "" """' "" 0™"• u .. m-m,,..,., tM w...w tlD AtlldeultM 4e II Communldld CIV1aH11Ja .. 111ew ......... Elllot M111tl 7:1111B CJJ DIDN- 8 "'""• for ""'" (I)'""' "Ct••llCI• IIl "'""' G wtlat'a MJ UM? m• ..... ""' 111 1Dfu111 tf Jt•n11le gttpullll• ..... , CllYtltOo """ 8tooo1"'"''-' H•len Gur1ey Bfown. Zsa Zs1 Gabor, Rn Reed tlld John O'Banlon. m Q]J Flftt OdrUIJ "The C.binet of 01. C1li111I'' 1920 Germ1n sllem lilm abolll ' ma1icl1n, a 1leepw1ltt· er ind t 1111ia of st11n1e murders. Allrid Hllcl'fcotk commenb on Itch· nlques and sitnificanct. t :OO D (I) Mlllicll Ctnltf (R) A dlx· tots wife II ttk1n1pped and her hus· btnd noti1itd th1t the price for her 11!1 ttturn ls tlM detlh of a patient whO nt•ds 1mer1ency 1ur1ery. D (I)Ci)(!IM•.rtJ felt••• c.td, "9achlll Ro11r Moo11, DUS· ty Sprlnrflelcl, Spike Mllll11n auest. 'm Draptt ' f1J U11 VtflM per1 hcofdtr I!) LI Comtntlda 61 r1p1 t:IOl!t .......... a CD Cil I!) AIC ""'"' Ho~ "Th• KoPJ Kits With Host Orson Welles" 0111-11!) Awmtur• &J bcl11& flM Ho,,,.._ P11' 10:001J {IJ M111nl1 Robert Conrtd por· t11ys an 11om1nilc.tl mowle 1t1r who rtluses to bt tleyt thtl someont la out to l\frm him. O @l m JO(ht Citllery (R) ''You Ctn"t Gtl Htlp Llk1 Thtl Anymo11,• 8rodt11ck C1awford. Cloris Leach• man; 01'h1 Sins d th• Ftthel$," Mlcha1I Dunn , Get1ldlnt P11e. ctmNtn CJ Mnl•: (C) (2~1) '1'trr)' to HOllC l(o11(" (dra) '61 -Curt Jur11n5, 01Son Well11. Q) tanldltn Pre Football Tomnt1 Afaon1uh vs. Montrul A1ouettu. llj !ovl! EB Su: CoMtdla F1vwltl fD Mnttrpleca Th..tr.-The Spol11 ' Theater Notes LEGAi. NOl'ICZ , ll~& ITAT&Ml.fn' llAMI. tT.ATIM«ll'f ....... ~ ,,.. tellOWlll9 '"'"°"' •re '°'nt TM followl"I "'"" 11 Mll'lll -l>utlllfft •II .. ; • OlD TOWN A•T OALll"tV, P , 11!.t. STAii: AJ"AATMINTS. LIMIJ; N.....,llOl'I l lYd., Cot lt MIM, C..lllOl'11l1 AU fttl lllbM &wl1vtr<J. ...,..rt•n A. Tllu1, 1"'1 Molilll ,._ ••~Iii C•lllorlll• S!fctl, l'01111f1ln Vtlll\', C.tU. ,lollll "· Wlltt (Gl!ltftl •t lll:l~rd J. T1t\lt, 1 .. 11 M0unt TIClll 11» , .. .,,....,..., Glllldti.. Ctll Colleges Staging Shows Sy TOM TITUS 01 lltt Ot lly .. llOI lllH Colleglate theater takes the spotlight this week as two Orange County junior colleges trot out their summer pro-- du ct ions for lim ited eng agements. F irst up 1s Santa-Ana College, the fir~· ol three county producing groups to stage the l.e r ner ·Lo ewe m usical "My f'air Lady.·• The lyr ical version <11 Shaw's "Pygmalion'' open~ tonight and runs through Sunday. Friday and Sarurday are '•fright nights•· at Golden \Vest College in l-l unrington Reach when ··oracula" spreads his wings at the college's ne\V Community Theater. T hrt'e performances are scheduled, including a lale·night staging on Saturday. The collegiate n ewcomers join three other continuing productions in the area - South Coast R e per to r y 's "Happy Birthday, \9 a n d a June," the San Clemente Cnm· munity Theater's ' 'Tom Jones" a nd the Long Beach Right at Hon1e HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Dic k Lane, a m ovie oldtimer with 255 film credits, will ap- pear in "The Kansas City Bomber" -which stars Ra· quel Welch -enacting a roller games announcer, which he had done since 1947. Community P layhouse's "For· I)' C;trats." ''My Fair Lady" begins a banner year \Vednesday at Santa Ana College r fu ture pro· ductions are geared rnr Costa Mesa and Laguna B:!aC'h on the high school and pro- fessional level, res peel ively 1. Drama inst r u c tor Bob Blaustonc is directing the n1usical. IncluQrcl in the SAC cast are Jonas Flagg, Teri Ciranna, J ames Moore, Steve Kes ter and Elizabeth CJ i n Io n . Performances are scheduled at 8 o"clock ton ight throug h Sa1urday. \vilh 2:30 matinees on tap for Saturday and Sun· day. Reservations 547·9561, ex· tension 228. Str"I, l'011ni.l1> Vt!lt"' C';•l!I. t1'~7 Tlllt toiutl"'" II btlln1 conck.ICIH bV • Thl1 toiu~ 1* bt'"9 concluc'IM tained al lhe box office or the Stan Weissberg, Mark Razor P1r1111r~1,. 1..1m11tc1 ,.,,,_.IN,,., MAlll:IAH A. TITUS ,IQ+(N -· $HYOl!lll: .. Goldon \Vest bookslore. and M a r y Mod I a n O, Thi• 1t11ernen1 111..i wnh "" Covntv Thh ••••!!mini fllMI w1111 t11t ttllf!W!~ . Citrll !If Or•ne• C0\1111'1 on: J11lv ,, 1tn. Cll1rli QI o'"'" CO\lfllf 11111 J11tY u, Im.I'; * Performances are g 1 v e n 8., eevtr!v J. M•OOo•. Depu!Y c .. ntY ,,. ••vtrlV J, MHOo~. DHoUtv cou,i.. Thursdays through Saturdays Cltfll. ,,u .. c,_,•. ,.,,..,;: Mounting the stage again at 8:30 in the Ca b r 111 o Pubt11hed o ... ,,. c0t11 01111 PltQI, Pvbllw..d °',,.,. C0t•I D•ll't PU'Ot, tonight and continu1ng through Playhouse, 202 Ave n 1 d a Jutv it. it.'' 1nc1 A11tJV11 1, n 12 1103·n Jutv ••· '' pnd AliOVtt 2, '· itn 1•}1: Sunday is the fourlh week's Cabrlllo, San CI em en t e . LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE • •:"' performances .of ''Ha PP 'I Reservatlonll 4.9'2-0465. •·• Birthday, Wanda June" at • ,1cTiTious 1us1HEss f1CT1T1ous 1us1N1ss • So th Co t R ..-SCR Barbara Crooker Stars In Ml.Ml STATIMINf NAMI ITATEMIHT :•" u 8!i e~,.ory. the Long Beach Community Tilt' fo11-1ne "'"'" 11 dQlne bu11neu Tht JQJ!Qwlne ""Oil I• dell"' •11.i~ <'Xecutive director David •• .Ii Playhouse production O( "for· t i: VNITEO OYH""'ICS, llf<ll P•r1lrn· . SVN·TROL OF U.N Cll!ME~ Emmes is staging tbe black ty Carats, .. whic h. plays its rnon $''"'· F111.1nttin v•iiev. ,,111. t'I'°' 2J2a1 Pi•• Ro.ct. L11u"" to111i.. ''· • Collledy by Kurt Vonnegut Jr Mcrw1rd 1 .... 1n Smltti, 1t23 Mllc~fll Jottn Sovel, 25211 l"lk1 Roe.I, L • · ti lth of six weekends with or1v,, Wciodrld". 1m11o1 • .0'1J w1111, c a. 9UJ1 ..... ..,· William Brady, Mlmi Smith, performances Friday 8 n d Thl1 11u1111111 ;, biol/It conductltd 1Jv •n T11., t1v1111en 11 btlQt condudtd w.-.. lnd1Vlclu11. IM111ldu11. •'." James dePries t, Pat Brum· Saturday. Scott Williams and ..._,,11 1n1n $m1111 JOHN aoYD baugh and HJ p k h d ... R' h d h Thh 1111 ..... nr lllecl wllh tti. Coun!v Thlt ittlem•nl flltd wltll tilt COi.it'ii¥ · • ar s ea Rat.,., IC mon are er new Cler~ 01 0,,"'. coun!v ..,: Julv 1, 1•n . cit•• 01 O•ente cou11rv 1111: Ju!Y 11, "'1. the cast at the Third Step and old loves. ev a1veri, J M•cklo•, o.u1y counrv BY e,,v,riv J. M•dctox, Depvty c°""t't T h t 1827 N rt Bl d Cler-. Cl1rk. -ea er, ewpo v ,, John W illiams directs the ,.,..,. ' utu: Cos ta Mesa. Curtain time is 8 Jay Allen comedy at t.he J.;:;'~~~ 26o;:"~uo~~·;. 1~~1v 1~~~ J:.~n11~~h::' 1zr.i;;u1~r,~, 1~:;1v 1:.!i.°/1. o'clock ; reservations 646-1363. playhouse. 5021 E . Anahe1m1----:::;,;o:c;--;:::::;::::=---·I---* St., Long Beach Reservations LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE "Tom Jones," the stage (213) 438--0536. FICTITIOUS •OSINESS f'ICTITIOOS IOSl"ISS d · ( H F' Jd' -. * NAMI ITATIMINT l'IAME STATEMENT a aptatJOn 0 enry le IDg :t Tht toUowlf!V PlflOfll trl tloll\ll The follGWlllt P1r$0tl It dolntl butl""S * novel, heads into its second y h d · th' bo11neu •t: .,; OU may ave rea in IS AMERICAN ICENNEl CRAFT, co ' PlAZA Oil OF CALIFORNI A 1MU "Dracula" is the second of weekend Thursday at the San space last week about the 19tl Roiem•rv Pl., co.t• M•11, ce1. eo1" cn1c1, Hun11ng1Qn s111<11, c1111. Cle. mente Community Theater. r Th 1 s· " ™11 ,,,.., three s ummer shows to be opening of ''0 ee 1ng at wu111m Gr1nv u11 G•lnev, It' 3 Rooer<c c. Caln. 16.,4 1011, Chic•. I R ichard Andersen is d irecting the new Placentia Playhouse. Jl:Ol•mttV Pl .• Cotl• Mett. (11. t'16J1 Hun lington lltl(h, Cati!. staged at Golden West Co lege the costume comedy. , J0t~ c111:1111 Gtlney, 1"3 ll:OJ.tm•rv Thi• blJ,;.,eu 1, 11eir1g coNhocttd bv '" in as many weeks, to be Scratch It. The musical has PL. Costa M•s•, c11. 92611 lndlvlduai. Heading t he cast are Tom been shelved for three weeks, This 1>u111111s 11 Min• condvt1ec1 bY • Roe c. cA1~ followed next weekend by P1rtnerthlo. Trili 1111,ment 111..i with 1111 ~cu"'' \\'ood.v Allen's "Play Jl Again, Taliaferro, Bobbi Marshall, opening now on Aug. 10 for WllLIAM G. GAINEY ci,rk or Orin~• couMv on· Ju1v 1,, itn. R. h d Cosbad R•y Judson k d I TM1 111t1rn•nt llled with lh• COtJntv llY lleverly J. MtddoJI , Del'Utv Counl'f Sam.'' GWC drama instructor IC ar • ."' • ,one wee en on Y· c11rk 01 O••r>te coufltl' on' Ju•v 1, 1tn . ,1,,11. , Charles Mitchell is directing ll:::;~~~~~;~~~~~~lli4 •~:;;:;;;::::=11 ~l' 11•~•rly J. MICldQx, O•l'Otv Counrv FIN7S h I · ho l•r-. f'Ulfl Published Or1n111 Co1sl Dally Piiot. 1 e C 8SSIC rror Story. Pub!ii"-d Oran,i COid Dilly Pllol, July t,, ''Ind August l, ,, 19n 111';72 Von Schauer takes the title ~· lltiillfo Joly n. n. 2• '"" A.ugusi ,, 1912 17aa.72 role of the vampire count, LEGAL NOTICE with .Janet Gould, James I FICT1T1ous 1us1N1s1 LEGAL NOTICE NAME STATlfMl!NT Boyd, Robin Smith , Jose Men· FICTITIOUS e\ls1NESI Th• 1011owin'l per1Qn1 1r1 lf~n1 d S B hr, S NAMI STATEMENT builnesi •t : OZ8, teVe U 1g, teve The foUowlnl Hr'°"I •rt doln1 l) RA.N CHO MES4 PROPERTrEs Mutschler, Mark Haselfeld bu11 .... 11 11: l TO. 21 OCEANS!OE P1tOPE1tTiE:s Wt!! Dl111ey wtwQtrM.&CM ...... .,._ FAY'S Ftb\llous Jew.Ii. 114 Porl LTD,. 107 Lilld• Isle Or!ve, Nt....,..,t and Roland Barajas rounding "HOW YOU Sit .. ,,...,,..,,u••hlt -ot.ws.to T"'''" P1•ce. N.....,POrt ee,ch , B••cll, c1111. t:il.60 • out the cast. HIM. NOW YOU DON'T" C1111nr,.1a 92660. 111cn11rd Mes,erichmldt, 101 l lnct1 J1le F•Y R. MOtfll'. 11-43 Porl TIQHrt Pl.. Orlv,, Newl)Orl Bt•Ch, C1lll. t2660 • Performances o f "Dracula" .,.. ••• <,1,1,'o"•"•'-100,. Newpert •••'h, c1111orn11 92660. And~ A. Cerev. 1S09 Elon PIK•· ""' HarOld M. Murr1v, 11~1 Perl T11to•rl Ni!'WOCll't Be•ch, Call!. '1660 , will be given Friday at 8:30 Pl•Ct, Ntw-1 Beach, C•tllornl• '2660. JOlm 1(1v!or. Ill Rid• OU! 'Nil'. l•rbr• Sltti11nd Ptul Ntw~n " and Saturday at 7 :30 and 10:30 Thi• bu1lne» h btlnt1 conduct !JV • Fuu,rtori. c1111. t:il>lS • "WHATS UP DOC" "SOMETIMES A G9ntr•I P1r1nerlllt11i. This bu1lnts1 ,, bein1 con11uc1e<1 bt • in the Community Theater On cont. From 1 PM. GREAT NOTION'" Rev R. Murrev Llrnl!ed P11r1ner1hip. • T. k t be b-H••okl M. Murr•Y , Andv A. C•r•v • Campus. JC e S may 0 Thb 111tt1TU!n! 111~ wlttt !ht C4Unlv Thl1 111tement Ill.cf Wit~ lh• Coul!IV JI rou'n lookln1 for tronltle ---bc'a JOE KIDD. AT THESE ........ ··-tH II.It UMflAI ... I "JOE 1100" (rG) l'llli"All •IWU• "S..•tl••• A ,,... •••• 1 .. H tPll ••e1A•1c'"""'"'"' "GODfATHEI" (I) Clerk ol Or•net Cwntv on Ju!v 1, itn, bf Clerk of Or1"9e Covntv on· July 1. lt12 • &evtrlv J, MlctdO!I. Dt,.,,lv Coun1Y Cterk. IY 61v1rly J, Mlddo>c. OePUtf CDlfltt F llltJ Cltrk. , Potill1M!I Or1111• c°"'' 0111~ .. uo1. .,,.,, JlllV 12. 19. )6 t nd Augusl 2, lt12 1IOl·7l Putlll\~ed Or1119e C0tsl O•!fV Pitel, J1.>1v u. 19, 26 1roc1 Augu11 2, un 171t12 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE I 154175 SU .. ElltOll COURT Of' THI l'ICTITIOOS l .OSINl!SI STATE Of' CA lll'ORNIA FOR NAMlf ITATl!MENT THI COUNTY 011' ORANOl Tfl1 loliowl!lf .,.rJOn• •r• dOlnt NI, A·73:S11 bul!~Tt~~~IA PltOPERTIES, 525 Vic· "OT1Cll O~ ~EAllNCi O' "ITITlbN tor l1 Str11t, COlll Mtll, c~lflornlt. '0R "ROIATI 0' Will ANO JlpR lETTEllS TISTAM15MTARY • Perry H, Frttmtn. 1:120 Gleric:oe, E1!11t of JOSE PHINE lllllAN HAll"S, Arc1dl1, Ctflf. tlO!M lkt JOSEPHINE l. MURPHY, 0Klt~ 8er11lc1 H. Freem1n. 1»0 Gltric:ot. NOTICE !5 HEREllY GIVEN 11'1! ,,. Arc1dl9, (1111. JlOU. nrtll II , HIYI htl Oled llerel" I Piii 04' T~ll buslnt•• Is CondUCti!'d bV • llmlled tor Pro1>111 of Wlll .,,., '°' L•t•r• PlttnershlP. Test1men!1rv to Petlllor.er relt•tf'ICI' te Bernice M. Fr1trn1f1 wllltll II ml<lt fQr furt/lef' 04irtlcultri \;! Per1v H. Freern'n • TMa lla!tmtnl w•• flied with the Couf'>. Illa! Ille llmt ettd piece of he•r!n1 If c1ert. cf Ortntt Coonly on June :n. •.amt n11 Deen ~I 10, Ao11u11 I, nn. •t 1912 t.» 1.m., In the courrroom or O.p1rt. IA1ito, HOllEV. OAll!N & W1l lARO rnent No, .l of s~id COHrt, 1 1 1DO C"'lc fll Wnl Sliltl SlrHI, l11ltt t40t (en!tr ~r<vt Wis!, !n lhl C!h' cf Si0tt1 L11 Anltl•H, Ca tl)O\I Anl, C111rornl~. , 0 ,....,. (llll 6U.77'1 Dtltd Julv :Kl, ltn Altl"rtMl'I W, E. St JOfiN , 11'11 Coun1v Cler~ Pvtlll1h@'cl Or1no• Co.st O•llv PllQ!, HUllWITZ, HOR WITZ ANO REME R J I 5 12 19 26 ltn lnt·M Attorrllfl 11 ltW II Y • ' ' ' •• •• !12114 Slrt1I ... 0, lo• l»S HlwjlOf'I IUCll, Cllllornl1 ,, .. , J-----c-;"'-:-===------l Att•rMY• Ion .,fllll-LI OAl "OTICI Pub!fi°llf'd Or1n1• Cot'! 011\v Piiat, Ju- LEGAL NOTICE "ll!WPORT-MESA ONll'llD ty lJ. U, tnd A~fUll I, ltn 1t'1·11 SCHOOL OISTR!CT N1llC• l.,,llln1 lllds -~ '"'" ., . ' ' ~ ~~rnJ ~l~~'l ~~iii 0/~j;j CO I s:HOl!l ·SfELLAGk<:; SELECTED THEAT.ERS S•a.. •rt. I:»' .M. s..i.,..., .. ls ' lh)I , .. NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thtl 11>1 LEGAL NOTICE '""S l"A'''""'HI" '·"'""""" '" 11!1""'""'"" ,,"11·.t '.1 ~t1 i\,.)1 ·1 .. ,s;c.,,.VUIJ..l1JH,,,·.,:1t~1t>1 J,-.t..:.Jw\,'\V lloerd of Ed1.1C1llon of lne NewPOrt·Mt••'-------:c==-----OnUl..i Scl\QGI Oltlrlcl of Ori.not Co11nly,l I tl07• C11ltornlt, Wiii rectlve ''"ltd ltldt UP to FICTITIOUS IOSINl!St 11 :00 A.M. on 111e ·ll)th d•V of Augu91 1t7t NAME $TATIMENT 11 Ille ottlct Qf 11 ld School District, Tiit folk>wlng perMl!ll •re llllollli loc•ltd •I 11$7 Pl1«11ll1 AVtf!Uf, Cos!• buslntH '" ol Poynton (R) a cwa:" '"'tte• I!) DrtMI [1ec1.1l•1t PIM:icer l\JSERI DJ.UY· PIOO~or;ed ty ~:,·;fy ELKffi'.:;..1~ J:IO 8 Sumul A visit to tl!t Arllml• 0 rected ty JJ.1N Sf.JCSf.S· A Un·.ersa!//lfar~dSO r.a~rll'" Procf1f.'.·oo cleMrt whtrt Ille lllOtlntfln lion ~·· ., M•"• C1Ulornl1, •I which 11,.,. .. Id bid• RODE F F E R·S .. 11 IN I(! l , .. Wiii be l>lobllCIY 1"11<1111<1 I nd r11d for: "E!fll•n•de 11", )061 Rtdlllll Avt .. Sul• TIRES IOI. Cos!t Mesi, C1UI. , el U LIJlllU dt lafomet hunts Ill• desllt mull dllf, bobc•I rrcnncM •· FA!;,.'.i\SJOrl® p ... ~~':!~·~~~,;::"O" Jookl tor jackr1bblt, ftttl1snak1 All bld1 1rt lo M 1n tCcQrd1nc1 with E. O. Rodetl,r, 1111 Peclllt Drlv"' Coodlllons, r n' tr u c 11 o n•, end Coron• de! Mtr, c1nt. '1625, • 5pec!IH:1tlcm, Wl'tlch •rt now Of! lilt In W1rren Re.ct SP•lnktl, (P.O. eo~ a.in, uirclles fOI \inproo rat, 1nd Un· 10:30 (I) TM loldcllgirs SECOND PAUL NEWMAN "S 1. A G t N 1. " t•roo mo1151 kll!• IUlfPlon. a 111t ••ct 1 -~F~EA;T~U~R~E~H~E~N~•~v~F~O~N~o~A~~o~m;e~1~m~e~s;;~r;ea;;;;o~1~o~n "';·~;;;;;;;;;;~;;~:;;:;;:;;:~-I D 1111 ·M1111M Fldof7 Jon•tll1n o @ ABC NIWI lnqulrr "Th• 1. Wlnl11'1: hosts 1how on Jl'llerpltnf!ary "•nd Th1t Rocks th• Billot Box" rhe office of lite "urch11int AHnl of Mid I.lilt Arrcrw l lVO' .• FontJn1, C1IHornllo $chOQI District, 1157 Pl•cenll1 Avtn11e. ttll5. • C~l1 Me11 , C1!1!Drnl1, Rlch1rd W. Sprinkel, Slll EoctlVl"lul. E1th 1Jh;c1er mull '4.lbmlt I bid dtt01ll Hiii lloed, Vcrbl Lindi , C1lttcrnl11~·".,• In the lorm QI • c1rtll!MI or c•thler1 El1!11e C. So:>rlnktl. $3.32 Euct~ tff'llL Newt oorrespondent Maritn• San· g Moftl: (21W) "I Saw Whit You ders wrots and produetd thls specitl Did'° (1dv) '65-.lofn Ctewford, .lohn look 11 th• rapldlJ cht"1in1 1011 of lraltltd, Leif ErlWon. womt11 In polltle1. Also appe1rin1 on Cl) To Tai ~· TNtlr Ille st.ow 11e lonntr Con1nsswom1n CJ) I Dru• or Jt11111l1 Bellt Ab1u1, womtn's r1111ts tetlvisl1 D Mlltlol $ MowM: (211r) "lilly 6'orl1 Steinem 1nd Betty ftltdan, ludd" (tit) '62-Robtrt R'l•n. Peter ind Liz Carpenter, former p11ss set· Ustinov, T1rllflct Stamp. 1et1ry lo Mrs. Lyndon Btlnu John· m Htpe'I ~ 14n Ind ont of t/\t founders of tht Cl (J) Onplt N•liflnal Women's Political Caucus. fDJ Tiii City C111t di LI Sltlnlc1 f» IM l'tllvoctot 0 Movft: "M111 Hullt" m °'· Sillon LeOt m '2 ,..,, (!) N11M(lle M111lc lJ) Condtnell CulP1bl• l!J lddoMt ft•!~ 11:00 B D D III !!!l l!l Nn1 too 1J ()) -"''""" Sholl Com· (})())®JN.., posers/sin1111 J1mes T1ylo1 and 8 Ofte step leren4 Ctrty Simon ptrfoml topth1r for the (I) M•nMll Ditton first time. m Trutll or Coue-uenw Q Qi €r) Ad1•12 (R) "[yewil· fl) Camtr Tad Annstroni ness" Mtlloy tnd Reed 1et h1lp fl) Hltchhop (R) trom 1 llelico9ter I~ tr.ulna down robbery tuspects. 11:1511) flltMI F1111kt 0 (}) (l) I!) lbt "'"' "Joo'o 11'!0,IJ ()) CllS Ult """' (C) "!ht A.Heir" Jot tllrtt with t1mpt1· l igtlt lundlt If Tt11111 All~ (com) hon whe11 1n attr1etlv1 di· ·~Robtrt Wttlllf. R1quel Wtlch. VOfClll moves lnto his bulldlnr. D al m Jollnnr CllMll Ettl Hol· m Mot!lm-ln-llw llm•n Jim Ahtrn 1uast. ID Penr M1son · ' , .~ , fE tltmltnos Conile 0 Mowl1: 'Ciild• Ulf (rom) 35 fD (BJ (Jectlin '72 Sindtr Vtnoeuf. ~l1udett1 Colbtrt, F11d MtcMur· Robert M1cNei! report on lssuu 1nd f1Y· tandld1 tes. 0 ell (I) m ~ Ctwtt Schtd· lt) L11th1 librt uled auests: Film director John tt! Duert Report Huston: blu11 lln11r Muddy Wttt~. el Estltlon Centr11 m Tt Tell tfll Ttvtll &) Movl1: (2hr) 0ih1 Sisters" IZ:DO m Movie: ''Citp ti Ct"'°""" 1:30 D 9 m NIC MJSltfJ No'tlt -(d1a) ·~John lfeltnd. Ellen Drew. Ce111tbo "Short fuss" (R) Peter fa!\ • , m:kln lhl USI of an 11ecullYI 12:30 OJ Covntii • ···' Timi murdered br 1n erplodln1 cigar boL l:OO (]) D 0 (J) Ol ""' Wllll•m WlnOom, Ida Lupino, Roddy ' McDoWtll and Annt Frantls 1u1sl 1:)01J Mowlt: "J11111lc1 IM" (tdv) '53 tllr. -Rey Milland, At11111 Dahl, !.!D,1tf!le~d~ H:=t;nd ~~; 1:umA11-N11M tMr. "'°"' tt lll1," _., "' "OM Mlnllil ti Zaro." Cilct Kit customera t1J to 111111 the Identity ~ t1lt t1thtt tfter • 1ubstitut1 wi ll· ..... blCOfMI pt'lf'llllt. • MWf •rtn11 111ow Gu1at1 t tl l :DO IJ Movie: "Shack Olli 111 101" (dra) '55 -Frink Love)ciy, Terry Moor1. '61-~at Boone, 81rb1t1 Eden, Bud· Thursday "' ""''"· m "Tiii Nt'ttodt1" (WIS) '~Rlit+ dolph Scett. Don:illty MtlOM. DAYTIME MOVIES l:JO D "Wt••• CM111 M111" (com) '37 e .. ,... lllir .... Tllrtt" (com) -JeEt McC111, Mlritm ~pkin1. t:tO '41-"8tllrt YM/tl. llrbtrt Htlt. l;OQ (I) (C) "Ml1ttt Mut1" Cone I. (ctr.) . M. -C. "'11" (dro) '40 _ '6~Robtrt Ml!Chum, t_trroll 8akt1. f'-•• 9 (t) "'"'"' St11I Anrt~llt $111111" .liflft WlYfMI, Cltlrt 81oom. , (tom) '$9-J•IM$ C.iflrf, ShlrltY M (J) ..... ,,.. lnn" (wes) 50 -.loMI, Rorer Smltll. ,.,. MurJllT, C•lt Slorm. -4:l0 fJ (C} "Htltane Wltf" (!IHI) ·12-1>9. -M t .... (""') 'dl-R0<k H-Rokrt RI•• fflf _.....,, lllttr Mlftlfl, Pr& rn 111111 n lWI Mdlftt. • -· l:ID G 'lp.n" to!>) '11-Jtcl ~-· ..... -..... """] ... ll»M!d t...a. THE MOVIE OF THE MONTH! lJf THE FIRST EAST-MEETS-WESTWESTERNI CALLTHIATRI ••• SICOND PIA TURll ---· --· ·--M0¥1f0f TIHMOll~:~: <MA II.IS llHSOtl WIWU. Alfllllll "'RED SUN" (PG) + .. NOON SUND.l Y" (PG) • l· ~ Ch«k or • tlkl llond "u•I to llvt per cen l Hiii ROl!ld, Yortot Und1, C~llrornl' • (5"') or tht •movnt ol !he b!CI. m1d1 Thl1 bu11M1s 11 conducti!'d bf LllftltW P•v•IJlt lo !he ordff of Ill• NtwPOrt<Mei.• P1rtner1hlp. • , VnlJlted SclloDI Oltlrlct. A .,.,.form•roc• E . o. Rodllfer • 80"4! m1y Ill r111olr1Ml •I lh• dll(rttlOfl Of Thll 1!1!tm..,I w1s filed wlltl ttie Coull• 1111 Olstrlcl. I" lft• event ol f1llor1 to ly Clerk of Or•nH County 1111 JuM U. enter lflto 1uth c1J11tr1cl, lftt oroce~s ot 1912, , th• ctiecll Wiii toe forftUed. or ;,. CIM QI. •ROWN a IROWH llond. 1he lutf 1urn !hereof will be Ull Wlllhlrt lll"~tlv1rd forfel!e<I hi .. Id SchQol Oltlrlct cf Or•nte lh Ant1tti. Ctllltl't1l1 fOllt Cconrv. Tel: In)) JIS·S441 No tlldder "''" wlltldr1w his bid for 1 Attn: lhtldon H, s111n Plt'lod of fQl'h'.f lve C6 l C1•v1 1tr1r tti1 , llW dal• 1el for Ille -1>ln1 !hereof. Publlslw!d Ort~• C0t1t Dt11v P!lpt,. Tht llotrd ot Educ•llllll of lht New110rl· July $, 12, it. 2•, 1912 1731>1) Mew Unllled Schoel Olslrltl rtHN•s "'"!-------------' rlQhl to rtlltci •nv « •!1 llhh. •t!d nal nKnsarllv toeePI the 1~1 bid, 1nd to LEGAL NOTICE w1lve 1ny lnlorm11!1Y « lrr"uitrltf In J-------;:-:;:;-;-----tnv tlld !Kf!~f'd, I 21(5'1 O•ffif July U , 1tn .SOPERIOll: COURT 0' THI! •: NEWPORT·MESA UNIFIED ITATE 01' CAltFORNIA IJOR SCHOOL DI STRICT THE COUNTY 0, ORAM08 • ~:: :'v 0~~:1~yc~::!~l'ci111:~~11 HOT!Cl 0' HNE· ... :.-~l~uo, ,..Tit'°"' Porth11l"9 A"nl 'OR Plll:OIATI 01' Will AHO Jr0•· W ·llOO LETTEll TESTAMIHTAR't •· "u!Jllllled Ortntt C0t1' OtllV Piiot, Ett1te of EARLE GORDON WAllC!A",,; J111v 26, •nd A119ust 2, 1972 19l?·n 1k1 E. G. "JOHNNIE" WALICfJt.. -------------J Otte11t<l. NOTICE 15 HERfllV GIVEN "''' AIY. to!rttllt L, Walker hll Ill.cl htrt ln • NI{•: 1--------------1111111 tor Prot>1t1 of Wiii •nd lot 1u111rw:*' "OTICI 0" Tt1:0$Tll'S IAla of ltl!l"r1 Ttstemtnltrl' lo Ille Hlltlptr,f' LEGAL NOTICE HO. T.J1119'1·f relert11e:e lo whldl Is m•d• for 1ur111tr Ort Autusl 16th, ltn, 11 10;00 A.M .• P1rl!cu11r1, 1nd !hi! th• l!mt 11\d Qladf" HOM! l'EOElll:Al SAVINGS ANO lOAN or h11rln9 !ht wm1 h11 bttn Mt !of'. ASSOCIATION OF SAN OIEGO, t Autusl, I, Tt72, •t t :JO e.m .• I" tllf: Cor11«tl11J11, 11• Trust" ol'lll« 111•1 Deed tourlroom of Oep1rtmenl No. ) Of t11f< ol Tro1t dirt..i Au101t !Jt~. 1m, ••«uli!'d coutt, tt 100 Civic C•nltr Orlv1 W•I• 1,. bv EARL C. C.r.All"JAL •fllf AllCE W. lhe Cftv of 5,,.,.., Af11, C1111ornl .. CARllAJAL, hu$blnd •nd Wiit tnd 0.ted July 21, ltn f~Otd A11t111t 11, 1911 •t Fiie No. 15Jll, WtlllAM f , It JOHN, In &odl; tlU, P•h au Qf OlllCLll RtODfdl Coontv Cltrt (If 6r111M County, C1IJ!Orfllt, wlll Nit ti MUNNS, ICOl'l'ORO, HOF,MAN, PVbllc ll.ICllllll lo Ille hltM1t bidder for HONT & THROCKMORTON c11h In t1wlul mOf'!eY of 11t1 0"!19d Sl•t11, ltt "•rtll ltkt, Suitt >ot •I tnl" Nortti frOt!t en!ranct of lflt COUf'llV "•lldtft•, C1Ul9111li flit! Courtnoute. 7GO Clwlc (Mier Orlvt Wnt An.i-111,1 w~ "lllllMI' (lonnerly Wt'1 tlll Slrtt!I 111 lfll City Df ~ultlilheil Or•1111 CQlll Dtllr f'llOI S1nl1 Ant, County of Ortntf, St.i. QI J·• •• •• M A ' l J•-,~, ~ C•Hfornr1, Ill rlt~t. !Ille !Incl lnltr11t (Of!· .,,v ""'' ..... • UllUI • •• Y• .,. vtl'td to •nd .-'held bV 11 under .. 111 Oeecr ol Tn.11. In ltl•I l"<DPlflV tlto1tlMI lfl ••kl Cwnt)' '"' s111e, dncrtlled e1 : LEGAL NOTICE lo! A of TRACT HO. 1311, In 11\f Clty "OTlt• 0" TllOITl!l"S IAll of C~I• ~11, 'u tncrw" 1111 • M•p Or! Autu1t Uri, Hn, t i IJ O'clock A.M,. recor4td In IOQll •1. P••• JS, 1t 1ne Norltt lr011t et1!r1nct to t~ Or•riM Mf,Kfrl•nla'!I Mlp1, r«erd1 DI Or•nt• Coudf't CO!lrt litust, loc:1tl(f ti 100 c1111, CCIMIV. C•hlornlt . Ctnltl' Dth•• (lormtrl' 1111 S1tff1), Crtv EJCCEPtlNG TH,AEfRQM 111 oll, « Slnlt ... n,, Ctllfor11l1. SDUTHlAHO 011\er . hYll•OC'.t•bon1, l.tJ •nd Ill ESCROW CORPOlll:ATIOH, • C:tllfornl• 1uocl•ttd wbt11ncts tnd mlMrt!s, lfl corPOrlllo11, ts Trullff o!ldtr 1111 CfMC1 of 0"""1' •nd/or l!MI """ Ill prOllllCt<I INlll ,,..~. bv CHAM •. lORD •!Id from '"" porllOt! of. uld l•nd 1Vl"11 KATHY G. LORD, lloll.lltnd 1ncr Witt, 1!'1f btl-• vtfllCtl depffi of 100 lttl below recor*<I October '· lf70. In look fl13, 111• pr11tnt 11.1rt11<1 lhtl'eor. but wllh 111 Pitt 572, of Offlcl•t Atcord1 or Or•llff rltht lo tnltf ~p0n « 10 1111 the 111r11ct Califll¥, c11uor ... 11, tl•tfl lo wtll" 1n 1~ M ltlcl t"" lyor11 •bolle • VtftlCll dflllll dtbllldMH In 11'«11' of ITAHLEY C. !If 11111 lffl, IS '''°'""fd bl' lwt Yount !fl SWAll:Tl COMPANY. 1 torll0ftf1t!'t "'°"' tlie CMld rltorded Fe.bl'u1",17, lfst, '" owlltd •!Id fllld bw THE !RVINE COM- ·-l ... , Ptff &Mot OIFklll Atcef'lll, .. AMY, I Well Vlrtlflf• CO<flOl'fllOll bf TM tlr"t ~HI If tilt tHI Pl'OI»-fff$0ft -ot fhl' brtKh of ctrt1tn ebli1t1IOflti et'ly dtterlboKI •llOW ": M'lflOI'!" IQ tit 8Kl.lrfd lhtrlbv, 1t11!1c1 of Wflk'ft w11 2!11 w ... ll'rllntlff ... .._, CMI• Men. ~llfd Aprtl 17, 1m. lf'I look 100IS. C-tilf«nl,. , Pt" 211, of 11ld' Otllc!tl Rtc<Mll\, ••Ill .... •Ill .. rllHf, wltho\11 IOUTHlAHO ESCAOW co111:i-o1tATIOJrf c-nl or wMr1n1y ,,..rdf111 tlltt. W!llletl 11 ,ubUe •udlon 10 ttw hlllltd ~-•Ion or ~rtl'!Qet, to tt•Y 11'11 tllcldtt tor ,,.n, Pl)'tblt Ill i.wtut """"' On.,.lcr prl~Plll Jlll!l of 121,,1SA.S7, "'"" or"" Unlltll St•••• ., ,,,. llmt of .. 1 •• lnllrMI llllrto11 •• prlvdlcl 111 tM Ill._ wllfloul w1rr1!ltf 11 to !Ille, MtMttlofl fJt 1«1rrld' bV t81d OHd of Trutt, 11111 Id> encur!lllr1ncH. 11Mo l~terttt COfltt"" ht VlllCU. II '""' under tlie t.t'mt of •tJd •Fld ""' lltld IW Mid' Tnitlel" Ul\dtr •• , .. DIH ot Tt\!11. 111.111 IMS, ll'lllrfb ttNI I~ Otte of Tru.t, In •!Id to lfl9 "fOllOW'I,,. ...,.... or"" Tt\lilet. dtKrlbld W-rtv. 16-Wll! TM ltMflcf1" llllOll' Mid o.H !If Lot 106 01 Tftc:I NQ. U2J, hi 1ttt (itl 'Trvst 1111 Pllr•ttftn •111<Vtllll tn4 (If lnlN, Covntv !If °''"" 11111 (If ftllW'fecl to 111d Tr1rt1.. • wrllltt1 (lllhlrn\1, •• .., l'l\ep r~ In toot O.C!trlilon ol' O.t1ull of tile obll11tton1 u.i, f'tt• •1 thN 30 ot MIA<•ll•11111111 NC~rtd b'f ••Id 09'd "' Tni•!. •fld • Mtlh. 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'l I J I I l I l ·1 I • • ·Lag11••a Beaeh Teday's FhiaI .,. . -- YO~ ,S, NO. 201, I SECTIONS, ) 02 PAGES • Draw ID Chess Sevent{i Game Ends in Stalemate REYXJAVIK, Iceland (UPI) -World obess champloo !loris Spassky agrttd to • draw today In the aevcnth game of the '250,000 mat<b. The draw gives Bob.by Fischer a 4 lo l edi•· Spaasiy, hf a aeiled move, earlier moved bis kln1 rook pawn ... square - an act moat experts aareed would end the 1ame in 1 draw. El&bt moves later, Spassky ~ to the draw. Referee l.Gtbar Scbp:Ud made the move for Spassky. S-ky took 45 minutes lo worj< out the move · before the game adjou:med Tuesday. He wrote it down and gave lt ln • sealed eove!Gpe lo Scbmid so it c:ould be played today. . Schmid, however, could not make the play until dJalleocer Bobby Filcber showed up. The unpredictable American arrived 12 rntnUtet la&e for toda7'11ame~ Fiscber bu .beeo late for every 1ame ao far. Flsci.< sat up untll 5-a.m. (local Ume) plotting 1111 atra1tO agaillsl Spassky. Aides said be went to bed "sati.died" be could [>At_ the cbamplon. U.S. Official Says War May End by November . - PARIS (UPI) -A high American of- ficW llAid today-a peaceful oetttement to the Vietnam: war may Come before the Americlll. »residential elections. He allo llAid the agreement, which ii likely lo come In October, which prob- ably br llUlOODlCed In Wublnatoo in- atead ol Paris. '!'be offlclal, who ls close 10 the peace Wka, aaid there wu not likely lo be a ietUement Thunday wben Ibo delqa- tiona ac Uailed Statea, !i«lh Viel· nam; \'lallllir d ~ vt.$-qjli. meet 1ar• tr udmfliaiifoli. . • • Some oblervera Aid 111.r hctpeo! a l,.i. llement WU imminent afiir ~II advller Htlry A..l'lalilll* .... -1Y In Paria on July It 1dth two . ., .Ille lop Communilt negollllon. . A letllemel1t. ii not coly .not llte!J Thunday but "tt probably .w111. be a ..... pie moolhl, more likely ~·.~ore the oppoolng eldes.can CMIO to in agree- ment, the offlcW, who preferred lo re- main atKlll)'mCIUB, aa1d. • An agreement Jn October would come before the U .s. Jnlldentlal election on Nov. 4. The hi&hJy Informed officW . Aid the sticking point In negottatlom remained the problem of who will bava PoUtiw power In Salgoo, the resaon for Ibo war In the !Int place. At the lul temlpubllc sessioo, July 211, U.S. negottatOr 1\'llliam J. Porter denied the Commuoill contention that the United Sllles' elioold mnove South Viet· name~ _President Nguyen Van Thieu, 'iaYlna thlit ii waa not a U.S. responslblUly to change the government ,and that the United States bad no more right' to control ·the government than Hanoi bad 111cb1 a right over the Viet .Cong. • Tbe official described the negotlatlona as dlfflcult because "you can't negotiate ·with beroet" The North Vietnamese have ~thil id~ that they have a miaalon." "The problem is that they want us to do for tbem what they have never been able .to do Jbewelves -overthrow the Saigon goverumi:mt, '' the offlclal aall!. The offJcial Aid. the deadlock In Ibo leJDipublic .Tburoday -of Ibo Parts peace eonlerence do not necessari- ly reflecl what 'ii 1oln.ir ea In K!Ainger's private meellnp wllb'ltanoi negotiators. · During lf11; llie'oflidol tile!, the ·North Vidnan-· palllldy berated the United Statea far not ·diln..inc the Viel Coar'• 54."8~-l~~~ . ' . . . ' ' . , , :n4pist Ju ~'. I Siuie,. !l~v~ 3 to 50 Years · • A man who '"*'-I Intensive J>!Yllilatric teJtlng after being accuaed of raping a girl be abdu~ In the Laguna ~area .wu !ound to be une Tuel- day,ml oentenced In throe lo 50 years in llala Jlriloo. 'Olimge County &ljlerlor Court Judge Wiiliam Munay ordered the pri!on term for Dand Lee Gorrell, r/, of Inglewood: He dlsmimd aaaµlt. iObiier1 and kld- DAp(ng ~n:¥ Gorrell plea~ auillY lo rape ouq•tlonl· GomD wu l,,...ied last sept. ;o lborUy ~ter' a • 11-year-old bit<bhiker ldenlUJed blin as the man who picked her up an Paclllc t:out Hlghway near Lagunf Beach. She told offtcero abe was repeatedly raped ,In 'the back of Gorrell'• Votpwagen bus. and held there by him 1m11t he releaaed bet the ne•t day In Newport 'Beldl, Police ' ialCI lbe WU otherwise~ Candle May Have Started $12,000 . ~l~e iµ IA\guna A burning candle lboo&hl' to have been GlinaUllbed was. blamed tqc!ay u the cauoe of a $1.1,000.fire' that mpt through one unil of•a luiilonable ~Beach aparlmelil c:ilihplu Tueidly an.mm. Tlll:tt unitl carrying II firemen rushed to Ibo gr<>lllld fevel apartment of Mn. Rebecca,Sbnmoas at 212.Arcb St. 1borily -alter s p.m. Flames alrudy ,hid con- llUUlad -_.... and the Intense heal -· -out of the 11]18rimenl nn two ... -, reporlad Fire Marshal Jim Pwi.· . Two New Tennis II toot IS millulel, -uld, lo . • --the -... aiiolber hour Sessions Slated aa:,•m:a::;;z~·the 111-.. w1111 aa llddillaaat 11,aoo dollar lo order In accomJl!(ldale an loll lw -of the apartment. Tbe overwbelminl number of w6uld-be 1enn1a ~":.!,pot u::-'~~_, student•, the Laguna Beach Recreation said,. -thet a candle ~ Department hu acbeduled two now trmn .~ _.,...., with •-lbor 11r~·'·· ..-bf leMil ie-for Aucual· ""' --·~ '" The lint -... July II th(ougb Aug. ~ t11e511re_. , da"•'ter, M·"-· 11, will ldledule ie-it !or advanced ..... ..,. -adull pl&10ll at Z p.m. and for young Ward, told firemen llhe earlier bad U· bqlnnera at 1-p.m, oa tbe upper courll ijnculallod Ibo candle then left on an ... altM hiP 1Cboo1. rand. SW --Jltol u firemen ar-. 1illt oacond ,......, AttC, 14. • lhrotacll rtnd'at Ila .,..., Mra. s-wu at 'AlliL 21. w!U M tor -~ at I -wlllll lllt tin -Got. . p.ml and c-lnlannedtata playtn at 4 Prnuo loali tllal the anly damare to • p.m., also ea the bicli ICbao1 coarta. otbet -In Ille canipfU wu a -Reglllralloo la 10r each t.--1< window la a II--' 0-a.,.nment. ·-. wllll' ~ .....,, lhrotacb 'Iba .. ,.. ..---..i.., open- Frlda1. 11 $$. SiP.tPB may be made -• ed -11 t1lla ';t.:: alloYt the ZltlO a~ Ille Recnalioli Depatlmenl, 17$ N. bloct 8. 0iaot OTertoolinl the Coul'111Pw11.. -~ r • • I • ----- O~NGE COUNTY, CALIFoRNIA WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1972 TEN CENTS ecor Wet, Wild; Two Lines Ruptured II was we! and wild Tuesday night ID Laguna Beach. · Between 9 ond 9:30 p.m., lbe Laguna Beach County Water· District wa1 faced with two broken water mains and an overloaded pump station -each causing - slick roadways at three separate loca· Uons: Problems for the water company, said manager Joseph Sweany, began at 9:05 p.m. when an eight-inch water main on Loa.R<!btes bum open because·of a weak 1plt In the line. No sooner had workmen arrived at the J,.os Robles site than a "blow off" valve at a pump staUor:. near Big Bend on Laguna canyon Rnad cut 1ooae a stream of water unW pressure in the line was cut oU:. The most oeriOUI break oe<:urred at 1:29 p.m. when a slight illcrease in water pmiure blew a bole ID a U.lnch call lnln main near the lntmecllon of Laguna Aveirue and S. Coast Hlibwa¥· .. DAILY 'tLOT lt1n l"Mfll VOTING WATCHED -Councilman Edward Lorr, with bis wife at rlgbt, studies election !ally shee.t at Laguna Beach city hall as pr .. cint results became· known. Lorr was recalled. With them are Wayne Baglin and his wife. Baglin was runnerup in the election to fill Lorr's post. Carl Johnson Jr. was elected. '!'be break In the water line cauoed a ; all :;-i~~,~s!!:~;:.e-~ s Lorr Rec ed· ~ CJ! fll m-.""'" ~ . . . ' , -·r. . , . , -. . , 1.t. ~~ '!:1i.ople wi: ·10 ... ~~son.··:1~ Succeed Hiifi~. I "° pl'UIUJ'e ~· at ail\I • ~Ila muddy water," S\f PllJ aald .. ; iiealdentl ·of the Loa Robles area, Sweany Aid; .....,. wit,boul water until 3 a.m. today; whet> a -oeclion of pipe was installed. , Crews completeol wort: al the Coast Highway ~reoka early this al~, Sweany Ul'L CUslnmera.Jn the area were provided water through an l'incb line that alao runs down the highway. Becalllle of poajble cootamlnalion of the· water line by iewage, Sweany Aid, cb1oriDe and larpt amounla of water will be,~ lhrough the main befo,. it la put naca lnlo a,rvlce. Sweeny blamed both breaks on deteriorated cooditlotl ol the cut iron !Ines· and noted the water dlstricl ls In the pniceas of replaclnl them with more durable pipes. CoQper and May Join CofC Board . . John Cooper, president of Peacock 1lllurance Coo>pany, and J01ePh May, manager of McCormick Mortuary, were named Tu<sday u new members of the board of cUreClora of the Laguna Beach Chamber ol Commerce. At the regular monthly board meelin1, the foUowinl committee appolntm~ntl allO were apProved: Adl'ertislng , Tony Lease; Beautification, Harry L a w 11 e n c e ; Oirlstmas Decorations, Al Ge ii er : Downtown 8uslnesa Mlociatlon, BUI Marriner; festival of Arts, Glenn Vedder ; Hotel-Motel Aaaoclatloo, Loren Haneline; Jaycees. Bill Wood: Legiala· t!on, Harold Frarik; Llabon to Com- munljy Organlzalloni, Jim D 111 e y ; Mamrs, BW Gwinn; Mermaids, Myrih Mataby; Real Estate, Bob Turner: Transportation and ~arklng, Bill Aallne and Frank Vencllk, co-cbalnnen; and 2'.on1ng and Land Uae, Cbarlea Jolmson. Gals Doff Suits, Draw Complaints TW-1._)'0&Hld Lapa Buch (lrlJ who decided Ille beecll wu more fun When nminc ....... In Ille boll lns!Ollll of their blt1nil -up In Ille Laguna Beacb Police llatloja TUeaday afternoon. Tbe giria ...... -frollcidnc .... baW,.111111..-IS:lll p.m. In a"°"' ....a. of Vlclarla -by a resident who IU1MIODld By tlio Ilana Emory ar- rtvod al Ibo 11111 replaced --hll ,, ...... 11111 """ ............. ". lkCb' girls -..., In tbe police at. tloa ml ........, .. u. Cllitody of their patall. • By BAllBAllA DEIBICH ' 1 ~ CM .. ,.., ,.,... Stiff • Laguna Beach City Councllm·an Edward C. Lorr was recaUed from office Tuesday and Planning Commissinn Chairman cart E. Jobnaon Jr. elected to succe¢ hhn. - Votera In 1% of 11 precincts put !h• recall over the top by a relatively narrow margin of U7 votes, The final. tally was 2,307 votea for the iecall; 1,11811 against. Jobnson swept the field ·of four can- didatea with %,1189 votes. Runnerup Wayne Baglln received 1,1191 votea, white Larry, Campbejl and Beth ~ _trailed with 341 and 221 votea respectively. . · ' The recalkouncil bellotlng drew a 41 percenl turnout of the Ari Colo)!y'1 111~ eligible voters, with 1,209 liallota call. "l think this meana the people want peace on the City Council and I hope I can contrilNte to that," said Johnson \vhen the final vote tally W8! posted. Lorr said the result was "about the way I figured." A controveraial figure nn ·th~ LaiUDa political scene fnr the .past two years, Lorr was charged by recall proponents with failure to respoi:id to the wishes of the community with reg""' lo b)gti riae: (Seo RECALL, Page I) • ELECTED TD COUNCIL • Carl Joh,n-Jr. 'Keep Ye-..r Dist.an~' . . . Recall Election Rlittled \ By School :Petitioners . The preoence of peUtloaerl for the Laguna Baach ICbool board recall near poUlnl places for the City Council recaU election cauoed oeveral minor disputes, during vot1n1 boun Tu<sday. SUpporten of ccuncU recaU tarret Ed'. • watd Lorr objected strenuously to the actloa of achool recall proponents who had sel up tables lo gatjier llgnatwu oil petitlonl oeeklng lbe. recall of t- P•lricla GUlelle and Gerald Linke. Both the cily cler~ and lbe pOlice were -oa oecasioo· lo measure the dlalance ol Ibo tsbles from the poUlng placu. The election codes hara the circulation of )ldlllono, pamphl•ll 'or' other types of electloaeeilnJ wllhln iOO f .. t of the entrt ll>a poll(nl place on electloo day. -Hceptlon '!'U taken ~ ftll Jacl tbll the tablu cart!ed sigN. urstnc ""'°"' of the 1<bool \'OCIU, which llllM dlarpd wu an allempl to ml•load voterL The liluatloa became furtbOr coiiluoed when aomo calls to the Office of tho Reglstrar of Votera pro&iced the IJ>I fOl'll)BtiOD !bat the distance should be measured !!om lbe property line rather than the enlly lo lbe pol1lng place. Councilman Lorr himlelf, alter learo- lng of the p~lem, ..,.tacted the city at· tomey, who in tum went over the code• with the county rerlltrar's office and· confirmed Ille Olstanco requirement. ' -8 on Float Drown CARTAGENA, Spain (AP) -Eiabt perions droWned ond another 211 were lqlalnc afler 1. Ooat iD a rellglolls pro. -sank In this ~bor In --t Spoln Tuelday, police ~poried. About 100 peraons we~ aboard lbe Ooat, and police uld II overilll'Md because too maey wtre oa ..,. side. MaY. Allow Discussion By Doctors LOS ANGELES (AP) -Democratic vice presidential nominee Thomas F. Eagleton refused anew today to release medical records of his three hospital treatments for nervous exhaustion but said he would talk with his doctors about allowing tbem lo discuss his past medical problems. Eagleton aho said he now reallies he made a mistake by not telling Democratic presidential nominee George McGovern abou t-the three hospital stays before McGovern recommended him to the Democnlic NaUonal Convention. Eagleton ~vealed Tueaday that be ~ . voluntarily submitted to bolpltal lrHl- ment in 1980, 1964 and 1966 for "nervous exhaustion and fatigue" brought on by overwork. Twice he received psychiatric care and electric·shock treatment. Eagleton elaborated on that an· nouncement today, although Tuesday he said he woukt have no further comment on it during the campalJ?I. He said he doeS not now rece.lve any medication except for "an occasional. very spondle tranquilizer. I don't even koow the name of it." He said be did not feel any need for a psychiatric examination now and would not. .subcnit -to.. one .unlw .McGovern, President Nixon and Vice Prealdent Spiro T. Agnew do the oame. He .. Id 1111 .... and deprelljon thal led to lbe tbfa Jiitlll!a1 ...,. ..... In his oplnlaa relaU\'lly mlrllr mllf'll. ''Ill 1111' OWi !ftlP.d. I do naw"ll u a i... Ila er a bftlk• arm," be aalcL "J ........ mint In the pubUe do not." . He "'4 bt ~ ..--td 1ti1 Initial stance ol llllltlnl no -comment about Ibo mattar and wW lmlud try to educate the public about the kind of prob- lema he encountered In the past. Eagleton reiterated that be feels perfectly quaUfled lo run for vice-pres!· dent and &o take over the Whlte House. Newanen who questioned Eagleton 14> day at a morning news conference asked him again, as they did Tueaday, wbetber he would allow hospital reccrda of bis treatment to be made pubUc. Eagleton again refuoed. aaylng Iha! these records are private, privileged. document.. "And it ls my lntenUon that they to remaln1" he said. He aald the records are Intended as communJcatlons among doctors, that Ibey conlaln highly technical Information not readily understandable by laymen, and that they · contaln lnformatloe from. persOnal Interviews. However, Eagleton did leave open the possibility that he wlll allow his former doctors to dbcuss treatment they gave him. He notpd that professional ethics pre- vent !>hyslclans from discussing publicly matters relating to the.Ir patients, and 1ald he wouJd within the next few days speak lo the doctors and "discuss with them what should be said." The Missouri senator was scheduled to depart today for Honolulu, to address a unlnn meeting. He oald be would telephone tbe doctors after be returns Thursday. At the Loo ~es news conference, new1men alao pl'essed Eagleton on why (See EAGLETON, Page J) ....... .. ...... It'll be bot again OD Tbunday, according to the wtatherlady. Hlghs at lbe beacbel amund 'IV rising In IO Inland. Lowa tonl&hi 51-4$. INSIDE TODA 'Y . - Hundrtdi of A-block !!ltll, SC>mt Of "'"°"' MH dMd, haw b<•• All01Hll to '"//or with Mntreattll 'llJ)llUis "'°'" 1932 ., port ~1 a go....,.,...t studr ,.._ can~v disclo1~. Story Pogo 13. L.M...,. M -· ........ M ...... .,. ..... ... ~ .......... . C..NWC....., It ....._..._ • C'ltflftM ... Or9lllt CCW. f CMl!n II t'rl'l'e ...... W ~ ., ,_,. ..... _,.. """" • OJ, •e1:u• t• ........ , ......... ,.... .. • ...,.,.... »)t ,....... • ..... . ··~,....... ... ...................... . ""' e • ........... _ .............. _....., . -' . ' I • ' ' ' • J. o,u&. Y PllOT LI .•a..i•n Dow .Yo Voted l .. ~ : .. ~ 1 AddrHs I! 11 I ]~ li ii II ~1~~ l 481 Darlmoor SL 651 253 39 119 134 92 8 111 8 2 290 Grandview 963 335 35 153 180 105 35 147 13 3 417 Monterey Drive 680 326 48 ·168 162 75 41 163 9 4 310 Broadway 938 346 35 150 193 120 39 128 24 5 City Hall 721 260 36 152 103 59 13 129 25 6 Thurston School 704 296 42 160 136 97 20 145 1 7 Laguna Beach High 1015 3.44' 34 195 143 96 ,lll 169 21 8 998 Glenneyre St. 841 371 44 193 176 105 30 164 20 9 1898 Temple Hills Drive 828 359 4S 212 146 86 22 191 22 10 1194 Mornlnaslde Drive 456 220 48 13!i 85 45 15 133 10 11 1190 Glenneyre St. ~2 192 34 96 94 57 17 85 12 12 835 La Mirada 399 171 43 118 53 24 13 99 19 13 A~ate SL Fite Station 850 350 41 212 138 64 28 199 21 14 426 Nves Place 758 260 34 15R 102 63 • 15 140 14 Precinct Vote: 4083 2216 1845 108R 327 2003 2lij Absentee Vote: 126 91 35 JO 14 96 2 GRAND TOTAi.: 4209 41 2307 1880 1098 341 2099 221 Total Eligible Voters: 10,366 From Pqe I LAGUNA RECALL .. ~ eocouraglna llUpllon •l•inat the city on the building height limit ; mlsuS< of tax- .pa ye.rs money in taking his wife to con- \rentlona at city expena:e; and oppoalng the appolntmenl of women to city poll· tJODI. Johnlon said that he WU g!Ad the recall wu approved by voters because, ''Thls mew it wu a valld.electlon.11 U the recall vote had bffn lnlufficient, lhe City Council would have bffo ,... quired to appoint a sucC<llOr to Lorr, who had sulxnltted Illa reslgnallon, el· Jecllve July 31. Jobnlon, 50, ll a JO.year Laguna resi- dent, 1 former pruldent of the Civic 1.ellgUe, ind hu served on the Plannlmg Comm!Alfon slnce l!Ml9. He w11 the only member of the commwlon r .. sppotnted when the council elected ln 1170 revtJed the make-up ol the plunlna body. A chemlll, be II employed 11 a senior research aaalltant with Chevron Oil Field eJ!uearch Company ln La Habra. A proponent of alow, carelully plAnned IJ'OWlh, he supported the *loot butldlhg lielghl limit and the 20,000 populallon 'loal llfure tn the land use element ol the General Plan 1 n d noa-cornmercW development ol the Main Boch Park. Dark horse ltnonl the candldaleJ WU 2 Motorcyclists Critical After ' S. Lag~a Cra~~. Two young motorcycle enthu11a1ts are tn crlllcal cond!Uon at South Coast Com· muolty Hoopltal today lollowlna' a grueaome colllakln near AllJO Circle In South Llglllll IAI< Tuesday night. Douglas J, Keyworth, 20, ol 2021 Fainr1y Drive, oranae. and h11 20-year- old female companion Kellen Alarcon of 1200 Wau St., Tu1t1n1 re.:elved mas&lve head lnjurle1 when they pulled out onto the highway and were atruck by a PL'" Ina automobile. Wilneue>, acoordln1 to • Caltlomla Highway Patrol ~pokesman, a a I d Keywnrtb and Mill Alar.con were amopg a group of lour motorcycle rtdera whO had stopped near Allio Circle around 11 P,.m; . • Altmi lew mlnutu of talklng and rev· ylng their hip )lOW<red bibs, Keyworth and MIAa Alarcon ent.red the southbound lane of the highwa,y and were alruck In the rear by Glenn W. Clapper, 3121 Callo Real, San Clemente. He was not injured. One witness said Keyworth looked both way1 before entering the ttaUic lane, but apparently did not see the approaching Clapper vehicle. :. shout of warning from a friend on anolher motorcycle came too lite. Keyworth and Mils Alarcon were lr1n1ported by ambulance to the hospital whtre they remain in tbe intensive care unit. OWIU COAST I.I DAILY PILOT nt °'ltlOf CNll MIL.Y PILOT, wtfll Wf'lktl I• Ull'llMMd ftlt H._Prwu, i. """'ll.ntll b't ~ ar.!lp (Nef Pulllltlllnt Com.,.nr. $.,,._ reN edllilN •r• PlllllW..O, MOnd•'f fllf'W91t frld•'f· '°" Cotti MIJI , H•wporl lt•ch, Hun11notait 1Scach/F1111111•1n V•lley. L•g11r1• •ftdl. lr'flMl$1dd1*-ck 1nd Sen ClttPitnt./ lllt J\11111 C1p~tr1no. A ~1'1811 !"flionll lldlllln h pubflihfd S.l\Wd1y, •!'Cl .!ill!ld1r-. T"" prlll<IPll pul!llr.hlnt pYnt b 11 J.JO Wnl ISf)I Slr .. t, CO.If M .. , C.lllomll, f2'lt. W.e~trt N. W•M Pralllent 9M PubUlllW Jt•k It. Curl1v YIU """'""' W C-.1 Mllllfll'. n.,,.., K.,,n •~n• llitM•I A. M11rpklne Mente,,. l.itor Ch•rltr H. l••• lti1k1r4 '· Nill AMl1!eflt #Mrlleint 1411*"" ..., __ _ J2Z fere1t A"•ll•• Mtllitt M4r•••• r.o. ••• "''· tJ612 --~ M•: • m= ltrwt ·5~1 --tlvlrfttN ttw.I tNdl; l nl'J tldl lollln_,,. IM C 11: a& kHI II Ctmlnl 11: .. 1 , .. .,._ t7141 '4J.4121 Ca..NW ~ .... '4J•l4ft .._ .................... . f1t1,ll111 4'4·f4U 1m. °"'* (Mal , .... ..,..., ... ..... ,,.,.... 1111111,., ..... ..... .....,., .. ................ Jilfrtlli ...,, .. ,..,...... ~ ""'"' ..,. ...... ~ ....... = -::.=:;· 11tN .. C•I• Mfw. ~-"°!':'-"""' .... • uttler a.# ='L• _. u.•·,_,....,, ..,,.....,., .......... --. Baalln, a 29-year-old newcomer to the Laeun1 acene, who 11rnered almo1t hllf as many votea as the popillar Johnson and almoot double the combined total for the other two candidates. A three-year re1ident , Bailin made a Jaat•m.lnute declllon to enter the council race and en1a1ed 1n a vlgol'OUI, door-to- door campaign. Aaked ii he would be tempted to try lor public olllce qaln, alter hi1 eurpriae sbowlni In tho rocaU vote, Ba1lln sald, 11We'll see about that, but I've really en· joyed lhls -It'• my loner drtve. Rllht now I'm moaUy looklng forward to a relAxtna weekend." A goo<klied crowd 11thered at City Hall ,.._y nllhl lo watch po1tln1 of the electlon rtturns, but It w11 subdued, compored with tho excited, aometbnea jubllant groupe that 11thered lollowlni the hl&b rile and city councll ballotlna. Johnaon WU liven a round of applause when ti became apperent he w11 tho wln· nlng candld1te. Bailln and his wife were amoog the cl· ty hall election watchers throughout the evening and Lorr arri ved with h11 wife durinl the poetlng of the vote. Alto on hand were candidate Beth Leeds and vlce mayor Charlton Boyd, who congratulated Johnson on the victory that apparently will change tbe 3-2 council majority that has held sway for the past two yean. There was immediate speculation as to the possibility ol a new council vote on the po1ltton ol ntayor, but tbla appeared unc'ert~ln today. The election code pro- vides for re-organJzatlon of the council and election of a mayor following each gener1J electiOn, but does not spedty procedure in an ·election or thil type. Followlng the April general election, Mayor Richard Goldberg was re-elected in a u.nanJmoua council vote. Laguna Chamber Lauds Decrease In Cri1ne Rate New state itatlJUcs I n d J c a t I n g decreases in the number of crimes reported and lncreaae• ln the number ol amsts made In LljWll Beach in 1971 were balled by chamber of commerce directors Tuesday as encoura1lng neWJ, indicative of more efficient police depart- ment operation. Officer Jim Stinson, attendlng the chamber board meeting u represent- ative of the department, reported the stau.ttcs from a state report on crime and ~. comparlna llcuru for the years lt'IO and 1971. In that period, Sllnson said, felony crimes reported ln the 1tate lncreased 8.1 percent, while In Lquna Beach, thet decreased 1.Mi percent. Of these, crimu of personal violence were up 9.3 percent in lhe state, and up 1.34 percent in Laguna. Crimts against property (burglaries, etc.) increased 7.9 percent in the state, but decreased 2.2t percent in Laguna. Compared with overall figures for the state, the arrest rale In Laguna Beach showed a spectacular increase. While adult ftlony 1rrests in C8HfomlR showed a 5.4 percent increase. in 1971 over 1970, the increase in Laguna Beach was 60 percent. or these, dn.ig arrests were up two per- cent in the state while the LaKll'na Beach drug arrest increase was 57.8 percent. Drug arrests accounted for 5,M9 of the 7 ,046 adult felony arrt1t1 made In Laguna Beach in 1971, whlle the raUo in· the state was &1,3M drug arrests ln a total of 229,476 adult arrests. In the area of adult mlldcmeanor ar- rest!, then was a decre1se of 1.a ptrrent in tht state u a whole and an increase of eight percent In Laguna Beach. Juvenile delinquency amat.a were down ln 1911 ln both the alAta and Laguna Beach, but ol ttltie, the prtetnt~ age of Juveniles amoted lor <!tu; YlolA• ti-Ons showm an incrta!t! In t..guna. The overall decrease In juvcnlle delln· quency arrests was 2.2 percent 1n California and eight percent ln Laguna. In the 1pecl1l ares of juvenllo dni1 al' resll, there was a e.3 percent decrease ht the sate and a II percent lncreaS< In Lal\llll. The propoJ'\)on ot dnir arrt1!i 1mon1 toll\ !11""11e am1ta ln Lapia waa not l'I bll!ll u lt the adult level. Of 4,llO lu~ taktn lnto cuotody ln LafUllA In lm., !,GU ...,. booked lor druf vloitr lions. Nixon: No C IDDlents Summer Hpat Forces Change Silence Ordered on Eag~ton !Jiaclnaure AKRON, Oblo (UPI) -Whea lampjlrallno cllmll Into tba W'a llld 18'1, tho Sununlt County Auto T!tle Bureau set.. 10 bot that aome ol lta employes falnl. i1 iil'I' •t• ~ NEW YORK -Tllo he•d ol Prelldent Nixon'• re-<fectton campaign laid today ttle President had instructed all thole connected wilh hlm .. governmentally and politically" to refraln from commenting on Se-n. Thomas F. Eagletoo's medical history. · Clark MacGreaor, cbainnan of the committee for the rHlectlon of the president, said he became aware of stories about the Democratic vice presidential candldate's health problt1n1 * * * Telegrams Ask Dropping Of Eagleto~ , CUSTER, S.D. CAP) -While Sen. Oeorge McGovern remained secluded at his South Dakota cabin re t r e a t 1 telegrama beian arriving from sup.- porten and most urged him lo drop Sen. Thomu Eagleton as Illa l'llllnlnl mata ln the wake of h1a disclosure of psychlatrlc: care and of electric shock treatment for oervous exhaustion. Some telegrams ur1ed Ealleton's retention, but they were out numbered 2 to 1 by antagonistic onea. Many of the' t.fegrlllll are locuaed as much on the lact' Eagleton !ailed to tell McGovern about his medical blstory as on the tact that he bad undergDne the trestment between 19!0 and 19!0. McGovern on Tuesday r e j e c t e d Eagletoo's offer to quJL The Democratic prealdenilal nominee aald be waota to 0 wait and see" the reacUon. "Wo uk to dlsauoctat. your can- didacy from that ol Sen. Eagleton, whoae unconacloaabJe, puerlle and rapacious duplicity II reprehensible and ln· compatible with your bold, prlntipled and visionary primary campaign," said a telegram from SUsan and Wllllam Btc.ker of Philadelphia. "Since you have conceded electlon to Nixon by selection of psychotic," wired Bernice J. Holson of Berkeley, Calli., "! would like refund of money contributed when you were viable candidate." The telegrams we.re sent throu&h the Teltx: machlne in the press room o( the motel here, where reporten are staying. seven miles from McGovern's Sylvan Lake retreat. Nol.Ing negatJve reacU~ trom IOttle people, JncludiQg two-teen-age voters, Mr. end Mrs. Clyde, L. Rich ol Walnut Creek, <'.alif., atked: "How could he have accepted the nomination with this background! The campalgn ·will be dlf· llcult enough wlthoul tbla added han- dicap." Several of the telegrama I.lid the American public is not ready to accept Eagleton•; medical b!Jtory. Only a couple or the messagea in the first 15 received urged Eagleton'• reten-. Uon. "God bless you for your courage and boliesty," said a wire directed to Eagleton from Katbcyn and N a n 8aunden of New York City. * * * Newspaper Asks Eagleton to Quit NEW YORK (AP) -The New York Post called on Sen. Thomas F. Eaaleton In an editorial today to step down ., the Democralic candidate for vice preaident. The Post, the city's only afternoon newspaper, has supported Democratic and liberal candidates ln the put. The editorial aald: "No matter how much l)'Dlpathy he de1em1 lot llgbtlna beck a1a1ns1 the private tonnents that led to hJs voluntary hospitalization on three occasions, the fact that stands out starkly in Sen. Eagleton'• story is his avowed failure to tell Democratic nominee G e o r 1 e McGovern the whole tnzth belora he wu designated for the vk:e presidency." From Pqe J EAGLETON. •• he had not iold McGovern about his men- tal problems when MCQovem offered him the vlc.pruidentlAl nomlnaUon. "Qulte ll'ank!y, I dldn 't lhlnt tbal thou erperlencoa were of tbat atu.t mc::ment," Eagletoo .. Id. "I now n1lbe thal II IA. I've read tho momlni biadllnlt.'' He said McGoverll &ad oUetod Ibo No. 2 spot on the Democratic llcket c!ur1ns 1 beetle day and that now he balltvta be probably WOUid havo tQld McGovern obou t'lt U ht! hod bad more limo IO think. &agleton uld that no mambera of bl• Jamlly have been aubjecl to mentai dll• llcu1Ue1. He uld Illa mother dlotl ol hyperlenalon and bla Iatller died ot natural c1uat1 when ''hls tntemll orew just slowed clown at 111 71.'' Singer Taking Rest MOmE CARLO (AP) -E II a l<'ll!Rrald 11u orderotl today to T'l9l i1J her IJCital room .bocau1e et a ncumnco ol aye trouble that Iol'Cld her to carictl aa-al en1....,,.,,i. M the Riviera ·Jut )'ear. four ~ .,. ~g the ... atOltll campalp Ill -.n between Eagletoa and Republican Rep. Thomas CUrtll. ••1 tb1ok J was await of tbll IODle four yean ago,"' be u.id. "We had been appra!Hd by people ln the state of Missouri." Meanwhile, senate colleagues rallied lo the su pport of Eaglet.on today. HI• defender& lncluded both party leadera· In the Senate. Republican Ltader BUib Scotl of Pennsylvania Hid at the 1tart ol today's Sena!< 1es1lon that Eagleton, lhe Democratic vice presldenuat norninet, is "a fine and decent man.'' •1J say to our opponents: You ha ve made statements which become you. Go on with your campaign," said SCOtt, reading from a statement. Sen. Lowell P. Welcl<er Jr. (R-Coon.), called Eagleton "a man ol warmth and integrity" and said he has.0 ablolute con- fidence and pride" in the ~1issouri senator. While ·Welcker emphasized that he is golng to campaign lor the Republican ticket of Nl>on and Agnew, he said that if Eagleton should win. "I have no doubt he will fulfill his duties as vice president with distinction ." Democratic Leader Mike Mans.field of Montana expressed hil appreciation of the statements made by Scott and Weicker, saying he is glad t he RepubllcanJ spoke out in Eagletoa's behalf. Mllllllleld uld J!ilPt<in "baa hetn a great atnator," •ddbil "he bas my com-- plete confidence and trust." The DernocraUc leaden aald there ii no queatloo that Eagleton has the ablllty, "phy1lcally, menially, or otberwlle," to serve as vice president. Earlier Mansfield had told ntwsmen he Is glad Eagleton disclosed h i s hospitalization "JO that the possible rwnon and innuendoea can be 1a1d to rest." Sen. Harold E. Hughea (IJ.lowa). a fonner governor who uld be Ont c1me to know Eagleton as attorney general and lieutenant governor of Missouri, told the Senate he has been impressed by ~gleton 's integrity and s pi r i I u a I strength. Sen. Barry Goldwnter of Arizona, the 1964 Republican nominee for president, said "psychological subjecta are matters for docton to diacuu and for laymen to avoid" and added he "would hope that his whole me,tter could immediately be dropped end lor1otten." "I Implore my Republican colleagues and those Democrats who are opJXlsed to the McGovern-Eagleton ticket not to allow this factor to enter the realm of political discussion," Goldwater said. He said, "Sen. Eagleton, by his courageous performance yesterday, has Indicated the truth of his claim that his health ls now 'IOlld and sound,' both for the !all campolln and lor the possibility of serving u vice president.." Five female •orkert coUa~d from heat edlaustion this wett.k, call!fag Ctlunly Clerk Fr 1 n·k Y1cobuccl to put ln tffect new worklnR . hours -I a.m. to noon. The office regularly Is open a a.m. to 4 p.m. "We hnve rans blowing every place, but there are only two win- dows.'' elplalned Yaco.buccl. Coastal Annex Cost, Benefit To Be Studied By L. PETER KRIEG Of ~ Otll't 1"1111 llltt Newport Beach may learn Sept. 1 t whether the city would make or Jose money by aMexing the Irvine Company'lJ ,,500-acre coastal plain between Coronu del Mar and Laguna Beach. . The city 's Conunwtlty Development Department has promised that a preliminary "cost-benefit" analysis of the potential annexation will be ready by that dal<. Wife Leaves Swreroom At the same time the Newport Beach Clty Council IJ scheduled to hear a presentation by Irvine Company official! on their latest development plans for the 3.5-mUe shoreline area . 'Prison' After 7 Years Councilman John Store. who represents Corona del Mar, pushed for the report and is encouraging an early decision by the city on whether it wants the property CLEVELAND (UPI) -A H·year .. ld woman, waving a hammer and clad In men'• long underwear and temlll aboes, has emerged from a dark storeroom fill· ed with rotting garbage where !be has been Jocked for most of the last seven years, the Cuyahot!a County 1berlll'1 of· flee reported today. Neighbor• said tbey oft.en bad heard meaning and crylng from the ground floor storeroom where Mr!. EU..beth Brown Menalee had been llvlna on the city's e11t side. Dtputies uid Mrs. Mena!ee bad been llvlng there sin« 11181 and nellbbon said they did not believe the woman had been out of the 1tore room 1lnce Se~ t.mber 1910. SherJl'i depdUea, who had lo break In. to the padlocked fOOIJl and shovel away garbage, _ J,uesday tfound tbe woman wleldlng a hammer aod ·• broken wine bo!Ue In delenaa of hit prhoru • There wu no · eleclrlclty or water ln the storeroom. Nelghbon told the deput!H the woman'• hu1band, Joseph, 46, made aar- ly morning tripe to tho room with arocenes aevual timts a week. Police were oeeklng her hu!band lor qu .. tlonln1. Mrs. Menafee waa taken t o H1wthomden stata Hoapltal and !1cl1 ln the cue were to he presented to the county pro!<Clltor. Deputy Joaepll Mo11Jan laid the ober· IU'1 department bad been ll'Ylni to llnd Mrs. Menalee •in« Sept. It, lt'IO. "She ..,., referred lo Falrhlll Mental Health Centu ln May of 1970," ho .. td, ••1nct was later aent to Hawtbornden. She was given 1 pass out In September and never returned." Morgan said the department had no knowledge of the whereabouts of Mrs. Menafee untiJ the building's owner, Mrs. Leroy Kelley, called the department Tuesday, "When we got there we found the front and rear . doors padlocked on the outJJde," be said. ••Two rear wlndow1 were covered with bars and a front win- dow was boarded over." 11Then wu rotttna 1arbqe wr- GEM TALK TODAY by I. C. HUMPMllll Tllo 0rt1111 oilers a ""'"'""1 unllmtt- ecl iUPJ>l1 ot bar&alnl In mrytbJna - ~meru to jewelry, and Iba • ..,... touritl olten htqa when be aboWd not. A good cue ln point II ".;tltheUc jade," the poonst ol which , IJ called 11!)'DtbeUc cat'H)'tt." A jadellle Imitation Is n!feltd ln Hons Kone 1nc1 Japan Ullder .... ., auclt u 1117DtbeUc Jade," 1'1imorl atolt," or 11Mfta )Ide, II 'J1lil mJteriaJ ii JOJd in ellhl translucent lbade1 of ,.... called Bllnneu A, 8 and C, Allltrallan A and 8 and A!r!Clll A and II. Altboulh tt II cJalmed that Ibo raw ntalertali used are while jade and quaiU, tacllnlcal lffta ollow vilual and pbJalal characlerllllca well within Ibo ranp for ordinary 1lw, and Ibo utl'antoly ,_ llllllatloOI have radlattna nbars .. ltllnjf the Clt'HJe a~ fnlll whtcb llli Imitation derlveo !ta namt. Ii )'OU .. ta tba Or!mt, lllJfJ the .. perlence, ~t brlna llollle mJi Uaoao bl!' 1ainl •hicll 10Uf owa tra1nJnr and a· perlenoa will able )'Oii lo pnperJt evaluate. rounding a dirty mattress on the fioor. That'a where she (Mrs, Menafee ) slept.'' t..1rs. Kelley, wbq wai present when deputies broke into the storeroom, 1ald she "wasn't surprised" at its condition. "The neighbors have been complalning for years, 11 she said. Despite the fact they beard screams and knew Mrs. Menafte was In the storeroom, none of the neighbors had at- tempted lo help ber, lhe said. Mr1. Kelley said she had refused to take Menafee's ·rent for the last three. month.I ln order to get him to move bis wife. "He 1hould have taken her lo the b.>1pltal," Mn. Kelley u ld of Menalee. "She really disturbed the neighbors wtth her Kl'tamln&." Raad Extension Hearing Slated By Village Unit An lnrormation meetlni on a tuil to stop t~ city of Laguna Beach from purchastn1 rlght~f-way for an extension ot Catnpua Drive will be held by VWage LllUJll Thursday at 7:!0 p.m. •t City Hall. "Efforta will be made to a.nawtr ques. tlont the public mllhl have re11l'din& the campus Drive extension and to lnlonn them u to protection ottered by the state Envthlnmental Quality Act ," s a I d Wiiiiam Leik, president of the group. Vlllqe Lasun• Monday filed suit charging Ille city vto!ated provisions of lb• Environmental Quallty . Act and the Ca!Uornla iovemment Code ln movlng ahead with purchase of the U acres of rlsht.of·W•Y from the Pyne &state Com· pany. The land purcllase now II ln escrow. A hearlni oo the matter will be held Aus. I II 9:30 1.m. ln the Su)>erlor Court chambers ol Judge Jlmel F. Judge. in its boundaries or not · "We should eithe r say 'never' and go on our mr.rry way or say we'll take ~ look at the proposal," Store told fellow councilmen Monday. "The extent of our interest will depend prlmarily on that cost-benefit study," declared Councilman Paul Ryckoff. '1'alking or sentiment by some Newpor1 Beactl citizens against any further growth, store said, "Many etpress COll- cern of the wrong kind. It would be bet- ter to annex and gain control to get what we want." "Somtwhere along the: line we're going to have to face it," pointed out Coun- cilman Richard Croul, who alao rtpr~ aents parta of Corona del Mar. "We should (decide) before the gentrai plan comes along," he said, ••we've got to find ttle advantages and disadvantages -and the quicker It comes out the better for all concerned. "ft doea take long-ronge plennlng," be said, "Without some decision from us, it'a ltlll up In the air." The Issue IJ alto being brought to the fore by announced plaiu: of the Irvine Ranch Water Dlattlct to aMex the ter-ritory. · Scott Crowley Services Slated Services will be held at 11 1.m. niurs· day ln the Community Presbyterian Church, Lagun1 Beach, for Winfield Scott Crowley, 30-year resident of the Art Colony, who died Monday In 1 Newport Beach Convalescent HOJpltal. He was &a. Dr. R.tymond Brahlllll wlll official< al the service. Mr. Crowley, who made his home at 378 Holly St., Is survived by his widow, Bernice. A nati ve of MiMuota, he had llved lo California for 40 years and was employed as an automobile saleaman In Santa Ana. Friends may direct memorial con- tributions to lhelr favorite cbarltles. Sheffer Laguna Beach Mortuary iJ in charge of funeral arrangements. Tiit Ifill for Molhtr or Grendmothar l'l!ith lrom 1 to 9 QENUINE Blrthllonu from S ooo. IAY1llabl1 In 14 Kl. whit• or y1llow 1old J.C. .J.lu,;.pfi,;,6 JewefertJ 1123 NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA MESA CONYINllHT TllMJ II YIAIS IN SJ.Ml LOCATION IAHlti,lilllCAU -MAJna CHA••• PHONE 141.ljOI • I I l w m 3, d of ff ' so do a by ' Di OU n st tr IO po de I' ' Saddlehaek· -N.Y. Steeb • :voi;.· 65, NO. 208, 8 SECTIONS, )02 PAGES I ' ' ' Disappearing A~t A late evening eclipse of the moon. visible to Orange Coast residents, was captured on film by a 14-year-old Corona de!-Mar photographer early this morning. The partial coverage of the moon's disc by the earth's shadow began at 10:55 p.m. last night and reached its fullest point at 12:20 a.m. Newport Analysis Irvine Company's C·oastal Plain .Anµex.ation Eyed By L. PETER KRIEG Of tllt DallY .. ..., .... , Newport Beach IJUIY learn Sept. It whether the city would make or lose money by annexing the Irvine Company's !,50().acre ,coastal plain between Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach. The city's Community Development Department has promised that a preliminary "cost-benefit"· analysis of Executives Flee Blaze on Boat SAN DIEGO (AP) -Eight executives of Solar Division of International Harvester escaped injury today when a sports fishing boat caught fire 38 miles southwest of San Diego. The 40-foot cabin cruiser was aban· doned, burning to the water level before a Coast Guard cutter arrived. Those aboard the boat were picked up by 'a passing fisherman. A .gc>ast Guard spoke·sman sala all appeared uninjured. A spokesman at the Solar plant in San Diego · said tbey were •icompany men" out for· a single ~Y of fishing. He .said none was a top offi~1. Solar laces the possibility o! a plant strike at midnight, when its labor con· tract 'eXpires. There was oo immediate explanation fOr the fire. A gas turbine engine Powered the boat, which had been used to demonstrate company products to poten-- tlal customers. ~ ..... 11'11 he hot again Cll Thursday; according t~ ·the wtatilerlady. Highs at the beaches around 70, rising to 90 inljllld. Low• tonight ' 52~. . , INSWE TODAY Hundred.t of Alal>amn black mtn, 10mt t1f tohom have died, h<w• bt,. Clllowell to ••fftr with untrtattct svphfiil 1fncc 1032 ai part of • 11<>"""''"''" 1tudv rt· «11tlv dilclosed. Story P011• 18. • t ... ' !he potential annexation will be ready by that date. ·' At the same time the Newport Boach City Council is sebedWed to bear a presentation by Irvine Company officials on their latest development plans for the 3.5-rnile shoreline area, Councllman John Store, who represents Corona del Mar, puJhed !or the report and is encouraging an early decision by the city•on whether It want! the properly in its boundaries or not. "We should either say 'never' and go on our mP.rry way or say we'll take a look at the proposal."' Store told fellow couqcilmen Monday. "The extent of our Interest will depeod primarily on that cost-benefit study," declared Councilmao Paul Ryekoll. Talkihg of aentiment' bf some Newport Beach. 9ttzens against any further growth, Store said, "'Many express con- cern o1 the wrong kind. It would he bet· !er fo anoex and gain control to get what we want." "Somewhere along the.line we're going to have to face it," pointed out Coun- cilman Richard Croul, who abo repre- sents parts of Corona dd Msr. "We should (decide) before the general plan comes along," he said, 11we've got to find the advantages and dlsadv&ntagtis -aod the quicker it comes out the heUer for all cooctmed. 1.. "Jt does take long· range planning," he said, "Witboot aome decision from us, it's still up in the air." The issue Is also being brought to the fore by announceif ~Jaos of the 1rvlne !W>ch Water District to annex the tec- rllnry. ' The district has written Newport Beach ()fferfug an agreement to ·de.annex the territory U It ever is Incorporated into the city. · "H they come in·there, It wm be tough to get them Out/' $fore said. '0Ibere may be 1 lot ol technical problem. aod ·we nuoy be bebJnd the ~htboll. 0 We may hive to take over tbe· aewers wbllo -elle ..U. them the water." be Aid. 1 l1'1ne Compaey ol.flclals have 11>- dleated they plan to make a declsJon wilhllr 811 d1,.li db wbai'tllty want to do~ ,lsr M looorponi\lng die COPial plain. Or111nol1Y, plans called for lt to be divided 1lmost ej1118lly hehleen Laguna Btacll, .and· Newporl Beacb.' • Irvine Units to Meet The 1rvlne parlrJ and open space and • envinmmental quality 1cM1ory com· mll1-will -i )Qlntly 11 7:$0 o'clock tontsht In city hall annex on the pwnd fl~ of Irvine 1'own CenWr, Gfl-Co111pus Drive. The public meellni wu call!d .fo dl.sc:uA the two committee•' rupollllblllU.. In the lwmotlon of the city's land uoe policy pion. ORANG~ COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1972 TEN CENTS Eagleton Retains Files Democrqtic Hopeful May Allow Doctors to Talk LOS ANGELES (AP) -Democratic vice preskleuUat nominee Thomas F. Eagleton refUsed anew today to release m<dical records of his three hospital treatmenb for nervous elhaustion but Pid Ii< would talk with his doctors about allowll!g them to discuss his past medlcal problems. Eagleton also said he now realizes he made a mistake by not t e I I I n g Democratic pres.Jdential nominee George McGovern about the three hospital stays before McGovern recommended him to the Democratic National Convention. Eagleton revealed Tueoday that he had votuntar111 submitted to hospital treat· Tustin Okays School Deal With Irvine Tustin school trustees Tuesday niglit agreed to sign building fuod applications for schools in Irvine in exchange for the Irvine Unified distriet's commitment to continue to educate 272 Tustin students at University High School. Th.e action clears the way for the San Josquln El<mentary School District to malo! state building fund loan aJ>- piiCations for seven school projects. Tustin Unified trustees had been reluc- tant to take on $76,851 In liability for the applications because none of the building will he In Tustin. lrvlne and Saddleback Valley· trustee& had already . approv!!<f the Joao aJ>- pllcations. ~-...J> , •• · To ,i.ip cony~ . ai.,, ·• Unified Schoof Dil apprOftd an agreement to 'bouae-m Tustin student& ot Uril_vonlty High Scl>ool In Irvine c!\lrilll the Jm.7l ICllo01 year.- Under the plan, the Jou ..-.ment against ~ would be. deducted !tom the cost of hoUJing the students, Trustees Dickrao Boranian and Stuart Eriben voted again!+ the tn.. terdistrict agreement because they said the loana should have been signed anyway. . , .. Trustees Barbara Benson, Robert Bartholomew and Dean McCormlcr voted for the housing plan, the. cost of which ls estimated at $224,400 for one year. , Then trustees 1Jl!3Dimously okayed the 1rvlne building applleatloos. San Joaquin district facilities planner Dave K1ng said today the elementary school constructk>n plans probably will ' go to the state Allocations Board Aug. 17. Laguna's Lorr Ousted by Vote; Johnson Seated By BARBARA KRE1BIOI Of Ila DllllY Plllt lleff Laguna Beach City Councilman Edward C. Lorr was recalled from office Tueoday aod Planning Commission Chairman Carl E. Johnsoo Jr. elected to succeed him. Voters in 12 of 14 preclncta put tho recall over the top by a relatively narrow margin of 427 votes. The· final tally was 2 .. 307 votes for the recall i 1,880 against. Johnsoo swept the field of four can- didates with 2,099 votes. Rmmerup Wayne BagHn received 1,098 votes, while Larry , campbell and Beth Leeds trailed with 3U and 121 votes respecUvely. The recall-<OUncil balloting drew a 4t percent lumout of the Art Colonts 10,316 ellgible vbtm, with ·4,JOll ballots cast. "I think tbls means tbe people want peace on the City Coullcll aad I hope I can contribute to 'that," said Johnson wbOo the !Jnal vote tally wu posted. Lorr Aid the reault w11 "about the way I figured." A controvmtal IJgute on tho Laguna polJUcal• ocme for the , put two y.srs, Lorr WU cflsrsed by recall proponenta with failure ta r-.1 to the , wishes ol the community with reprd> fo blgh rlae: eocouracinl lltlgotlon opiMt the city on the bulJdjng beJchl limit; ~ ol tat• payers money In tUJnc bis wile fo con- venUODI at city etp<111e; and opposlnc the 1ppolotment ol womoo ta city posi-tions. • Johnaon uld that be · wu 1Jad tile recall wu 1ppm!!d bJ VOlen beca-, ''Thia mtalll it Wll i viµd electbl." u the recall vote llod -~ the City Cooncll wotact have .,_ ,., qulr!!d to 1ppolnt a ...,._. to Lorr, who bad submitted bis mlpWion, If• feeUve July 31. Jobnlon, 50, Is I 10.)'tor Llgtlla fal. (llff LAGUNA, Pll• II ment in 1960, 1964 and 1966 ror "nervous exhaustion and fatigue" brought on by oveiwort: Twice he nceived psychiatric care and electrie-abock treatment. Eagleton elaborated on that an- nouncernel\t today, although Tuesday he said he'would have no further comment on it during the campaign. He said be does not now receive any medicaUoa except for "an occasional, very sporadic tranquilizer. I don 't even know the name of It." He said be did not feel any need for a psychiatric examination now and woold not submit to one unless. McGovern, President Nixon and Vice President Spiro • T. Agtiew do the same. He said the fatigue and depression that led to the three hospital stays were in his oplnlon relatively mi.nor matters. "lo my owr. mind, I do view it as a broken leg or a broken arm," he said. "l realize many In the public do not." He said he had reconsidered his Initial stance of making no further comment about the matter and will instead try to educate the public about the kind or prob- lems he encouhtered in the past. E11gleton reiterated that h~ fetls perfectly qualified to run for vice-presi· dent and to take over the While House. Newsmen who questioned Eagleton to- Draw ID Chess Seventh Game Ends in Stalemate REYKJA viK, Iceland (UPI) -World chess champion Boris Spassky agre<d to a draw today in the seventh game of the $250,000 match. The draw gives Bobby Fischer a 4 to 3 ecJae. Spassky, in a aea1ed move, earlier· moved his'kiog rook pawn one square - an act most experts agre<d would end the game in a draw. Etgbt moves later, Spassky a""°" to the draw. . Referee Lothar Scbm1d made f.he move for Spassky. · . Spassky took 45 ·minutes to work out · PAius (jJPI} - A llJgh American of· ficiaJ.llfd !oday-1 peoceful settlement fo the Vietnam WI! may come before the American presidential eleeUons. He also said the agreemen~ \\ohlch ts likely fo come Jn October, which prob-· ably he announced ·Jn Washington In- stead of Paris. '!be oiflclal, who ii dose to the peace talb, said there.was not llkely .fo be•· setUement ·Thursday when the delega. tion&>from ~ United State1, North Viet·· nain, Soutb Vietnam and the Viet Cong, meet lor·thelr 152nd session. Some oblervers said they hoped a set· tlement was lmmlnent after preildentlar adviser Henry A Kisalnger met secretly In Paris on July II with two ·of the top . Communist negotiators. A settlement ·ii not <11Jy not likely Thursday but "it probably will be a cou-• ple months, more likely October" before the opposing sides can come to an agree- ment, the ofiicial, who pre£erred to re- main anonymous, said. An agreement Jn October would come be.fore the U.S. preaidential election on .Nov. 4. the move before the game adjourned Tuesday. He wrote it down and gave it in a sealed envelope to Schmid so it coul d he played today. Schmid, however, could not make the play Wltll challenger Bobby Fischer showed up. 'Ibe unpredictable American arrived 12 minutes late for today's game. Fischer has been -late for every game so far. Fischer sat up until 5 a.m. (local time) plotting his strategy against Spas.sky. Aides said he went to bed ''satisfied" he could heat.the champion. • • • Tbo bl(blr lnlomi!!d official said the stlcldnf point fo negotiations remained the ,problem ol who will have pollUeal power in Saigon, the reason for the war In the first .place. At the Jut .. mlpubllc ....,1 .. July 20. U.S. negotiator WillUm J. Porter denied the Communist c:Ontentlc!n that the U!Uted States, should remove South· Viet· namese· President Nsuyen Van Thieu, s8ying · that , . It wu not a U.S. reipOnslblllty to change. the government and that the United States had no more r!ght to control ,lhe government than . !linot had such a rJiht over the Viet Cong. • The offlelal described the negotlaUo .. as difficult becau.se111you. can't negotiate with heroes. The North Vietnamese have thlJ ldel tliat tbfy have a nlission." "The ·problem.la that they want ua fo do fbr> them what they have never been able to do themselves -overthrow the Saigon government," the official said. • '!be ofllclal said the deadlock In the semipubllc Thursday sessloos of tho P"ari1 peace cOnterence do not necessarl~ Jy reflect what ls goin11: on in KisSlnger's private meetings wllb Hanoi negoUatOl'I . Wife Leaves Storeroom 'Prison' After 7 Years ci.EvEi.AND (lli>n -A lf.y.ar-old Deputy Joseph Mo11an said the aber- woman, waving a hammer and clad In Uf'a de11'"1'"ent had ~ trying fo find men'• long u!!delwear aod tennis ahoei!, . Mrs. Menafee ajnce Sept. 19, 1970. . ' ' has emerged from 1 dark storeroom fill· "She wu referred. to Falrblll Mental eel with rotting garbage where Ille bas Health Centtr Jii May of ' IJJ'111," be 11Jd~ been kicked for moll of the lal1 seven , "and wu tater aent fo Hawthomden. She years, the Cuyahoga County aherltra of. w.as given a ";SS out Jn Seplember and fice reported today. · - Neighbors said they o!ten had beard never '?eturned." day at a mornhig news conference asked him again, a.s ll)ey <iiti Tuesday, whether he would allow hospital records of his lreatment to be mode public. • Eagleton 8.galit refused, saying that these ·records are priv:ite, privileged documents. "And it is my intention that they so remain," he said. lie sa id the records are Intended as comr.'lunlcaUom among doctor.i, tha t they contain highly technical information not readlly understandable by laymen, and that they contain information from personal iutervlews. Howevtr, Eagleton did leave open the (See EAGLETON, Page%) Irvine Ready To Lose Part Of New Annex Irvine city oUicials said today they are prepared to see the county's Local Agen- cy Form aUon Commission (LAFC) lop 1,400 acres off of their city's "sphere of jnfluence" 'in favor of Laguna Beach. In fact, said Irvine Councilman Henry Quigley, bis city would see to it that the LAFC had the necessary maps and legal descriptions to do so at its meeting to- day. The boundary agency was expected to act d~ Iii llleellng tbla afternoon oa 1 9 .60Q-~CIJ.Jlll1'Pll<l~Llll\ll....a., 53J!ll0-3F• sphere of influ.-PllOi>Oll4 111 &he city of Irvine... Quigley lndJcafed hJa city WU pr<pored to ill tllo l,411t«ro r+ltdlfa ' -7111 acre. more Ilion the eeo reduction of. fered prevlously fo ~ Beach -In order fo Yin lpp!VYal ol tllo overall an- nexation and apllere.ol h•IJo-. plana. Lasuno -1utborlllel said last week they woold llcht the lrvine plans unless <the entire 1,40Q..acre area in Laguna Canyon was reserved for future expansion. of their city. Quigley said he expeeled the Laguna Beach land dispute to be the major roadblock to the Irvine request for LAFC approval of the sphere and annexation matters. Bw:glars Steal Irvine Greenery Greenery WU In (feat demood In Iba Irvine area Tuesday night with burgJara removln( a variety of trees and shrubs fro m two locatioll!. Plants and trees scheduled for planting in the pro'posed greenbelt area at the deadend ot Laurel Grove were taken by intruden' who must have used a truck to carry ofl the loot, Oraoge County Sher- ill's olllceni said. Officials or the Prolessiona l Landscape Corporation of Upland, valued the trw and plant> at $343.50. Two trees valued at $174 WE:re taken !rom the lrvine Wholesale Nursery, 6541 Barranca Road, by thlevet who dwnped much ol ~ toll from their woodeo con- tain~ fo lighten the load. Both thefts are under lnv..UgaUoo fo. day. Police Hunting Suspect in Rape moaning and crying from the ground ·Morgan said the department had' no Orange County SherJU'1 officers are to. floor storeroom wliere Mia. Ellllbeth knowled(e o1 •the whereabouts o1 Mn. day working witll Downe, police In 1 bid lirown Menafee had been livina: on the Me111fee untU1the building's owner, Mrs. to trace a man who ollegedly raped 1 IS. city's east aide. Leroy Kelley, collod the , dejllrilllent year-old girl Tuesday night near Lion Deputlea •~Id, Mra. Menifee bad been Tuesday. , Country Safari. . llvmg there ainee 19114 and neJihbora · "When we got tliere we found the front , Deputies said the gtrt fold them silo io- said they did, not believe the woman had aod rdr · doors podloelced · on the cepted 1• Jill from the m1n ntar her been ollt of the store room linee SeJ>-ouiJldt," l!e Aid. ''Two rear· wlodo"' • home in Anaheim. Siie said be · atopped tember, IJJ'111. wera covere<l ,.Jtb bors end .a !root win-the car op Moultoa Par\way ""'' the Sberlff'I ·deputies, who bad to mak in-dow WU boarded OVll'." San Diego Freeway ripped oll her fo the -podloeked, room 1od shoveL1w'ay "Tlt<l'.e .,.,. rotting 'csrbap sur-clothing and Rtually ~ulled hu 1 Prbase. Tueodly found the woman . roundtiw 1 clirV' matlresl on the' Door De · llid the vlcl • ...... WltJdIOc 1 hammer and 1 brow wine That'• wher1 .r.. (Mrs. Monalee) slept.,; , ~":'u"' but u ~ ~ ~ :~'":°!J~~;~:;..water m d~a~.i:~ ~~=,".1:1 , om~cve the clrl's attlckerJs a tho llO~. · she "wim't 1urprlsed" al Its condition. , ~wuey resident. ll... fold the , depu'Ues U,, l'The nelghbbi-. llav• been eGmFialllinC ' wtimon·a husband. JC11eph, 45, mac11 ..,. , for years," s1ie .. 111. • · F' R Lib '1 ly '*1llac trl~ lo the room with °"1>lto •the latl they heard° ......,,,. ire a vages nu .......ita arlvof ti.-I week. P.U.. and bew Mrs. -II WP Jn Ibo , I Wtre . ~ ber buaband for qu.. storeroom, -of the •nttsb~ bad 11-PHil.JJliru'llJA (UPI} -A lift Uoo'n1. • . leirpted to help 'her, 1h1 uld. • , ~rled ..,...bore In the rur ol Ibo . .Mn, . Menofee WU talcen te . Mrs. Kettq. aid Ille bad •nflllld to Cliarleo Klein !Aw Llbmy It Temple Ho~ State llilspltal 1nd facts In toke Menllee'1 rent• (!Jr the last ·three Ualverslty, llld Jn leas than tw -. the cue -. fo ho prutnled fo the • monthl la onler to &et blm ta ,... .. bis destl'Cl)'td collections valued a _.. ,county l'NIClllor. • . wile. • , . !ha!! '5 mJlllCll. ... • DAJU l'l\.Of IS Grant Aids Jobless, Poor Kids A fCl,000 National Science Foundation cr•nt has betn awarded to cal State Fullerton and othtr campu.su lo tcain unemployed aerospace enatneer1 and veterans u acltnet Ind intth teachers for ghetto IChoo!L The ftv .. year prosram w11 revealed Tuesday in Sacramento by Gov. Ronald Reagan. Jobless men who already have college and unlveralty degreia will receive top cooaldmtton for Dllgnmel1l to I h e unique Urban Science Intern Teaching Program. ••tt wu a long Ume comlna:," Govvnor Reaian declared. ''TbJJ program wW atlevlate tome of the unemploym!nt J r o b 1 e m 1 of aero1pace workers a v • t er an 1, ' 1 Governor Reaaan remarked durtni a preu conference. "It will alao provide a pre.11 conference "II will .WO provld< quallly teachers of 1elence and math In our Inner clly ICbooll, create an opportunity for new careen and Improve cooperative corn- mtmlty relatlonl with our lnstltullonl of hJshtr learning," he continued. • Ct! Stata Fullerton'• S<lence and Mathemallcs Department deolgned the curriculum for the program. Support la proml1ed by the state Department of Veter1111' Afla~• and tha Loi Angtltl Unllled' S<hool Dlotrlct. Some training of men 11lec:ted for tbe grants wlll be done In Los Angeles gchoo!J. The A""'Pace Foundation ii c:on1lderln1 nnanclal ulillance to the program nm year. Interns cboaen -a total of 20 in 1972 nad SO next year -will get 15,200 during one llll1Ulltr llNlon and a 111CCeedln1 lull academic year of training. During 1Ucceedlng years, the grants will bt reduced due to anticipated number• of lnteru who obtaln sell-.up- porting jobl In the Interim period. Cal State Fullerton· will begin the Urban S<lence IJltcrn Teaching Program thll yur. Tbo tralnlnr project will include· cat State, Loi Angelea lbe -year. cam- -at Lonf Beach, Northrlcl(e, San Bernardino and Pomona are a!Jo In- volved. Legal Questions Topic of Meet Owllinl legal atUtudea on dll!olutlon ill marrlqe, child aupport and the Im- pact ol the t•)'W'Old majcrlty will be dJacuaaad by· an atlorney at lbt J!'rlday el'tl1lol meellng of Parenti Without Partnen at the MWlon Vt.Jo Goll Club. Lquna Beach attorney J o b n Roberta Boyd will dlacUla ·current le1!Jlatloft and anawar queatlona on bow new rules are affectlnt famlllea. . Single parentl in the area are welcome to allend the meollng, aald president William R. Graydon, of the south Cout- San Clemente chapter. Coffee will be 11rved al 7:30 p.m. with the program al a: ts p.m., followed by dancing and relmbments. Parenti Wlthout Partners Inc. is a non- profit, educational organlullon devoted to the lntmsil of llngle parents and the~ cblldren. Prostimte Ring Broken in Italy ROME (AP) -'l1le Rome police aay they've broken up an expensive pros- titutlon rm, and 1eittd the madam'• ad- dresl book or lllO aging dlplomall, bualneumen and actora wbo paid u much as llOll,000 ltre -'8.111 -per gtrl. 'l1le police OllllOUllCed tbe arreal of !Iola Vurro, 40, llllown . to ber lnUmates as Rosalinda or Tidy Rote. OIANN COAST " DAILY PILOT Tiit ar...... CM1t DAILY PILOT, .ilfl '#fl~ Ill ~ fht N._l"NllL II ,_,.lltMd 1W h Of'-.. Cot1t l"ubllthN Comit.t11'1. S...- ni. .. nion. ,,.. Mlkl'led, MONl•Y t'llreuot. Frld•r. .... COii• MtM, N""'l*t 8t1ett. Hun"1111M IMCll/FDVl'll•ii. \lattty, L"811M 9"'I\ l1Ylntllldd!t1Md1 11'111 S•r1 CJlmlntal ,_ JlllM c.,111l'IM. A tll!flt '"""'I •lilM .. M!lllwd Stlvrdlrt 8lld SundtyL Tiit ,rl11dpal JM>lli~I ... (Illa"! Is 11 .sxl Wftt N1 $"-'-CO.II M_, Cllltorllll, QI& ll:•lt1rt N. w,14 ,,..lftnt ft Pv111;s111r J11• It Clfl'lty Viet ~ W Gt!l«•I M1Nttt lkM•• r;,,.,a a-n .... A. 111.,,hin• .. __ 0.tlM H. U.. l lch1N P. Nill .... ..._M ..... hl"'1 --=-:~~::::.,. H\MI~ e-ctti' ... ~-=."' IMC11M1111t1•..,.llC1 ..... ._lll T.i•••• rn•a MM111 d SW MuotWt1 641 .. &71 S. C.._... Al ........ a Ti I J~ I 4tM4JO -..£ --.~,, ............. .. -.-...... -.. ....... .-. - ...t .. "''-""'"' .. _ -.... ..................... -~ "\," ~ '::: .,-::r-;;:;, .....,, """"" --· .. elutrs SpM;k .o.t 1 4 I s ·McGovern Urged 'Drop Eagleton' CUSTER, S.D. (AP) -Wl\lle Sen. George l.1cGovem remained secluded at bis South Dakota cabin r e t r e a t , teleifams began 1rrlv1.n& from 1up- porter1 and mOI\ U!'lad him to drop Sen. Thomas Eacleton ao lib runnllll mate In the wake ol bi& diaclosure of psychiatric care and of electric shock treatment for nervOUJ elhaustlon. Some telegrams urged Eagletoo's * * * Nixon Orders No Com1nents On Eagleton By A110Clated Prell NEW YORK -'!be head of Prealdent Nixon's re-election campalan uld today tbe Preoldent had lmtructed all thole connected with blm "l'vernmentally and pollUcaUy" to retrain from commenting on Sen. Thomas F. Ea,gleton's medical h!slory. Clark MacGregor, cha1nnan of the committee for the rHlection of the president, said he became aware of stories about the Democratic vice presidential candidate's beallh problems lout yeara al' during the 11natortal campaign in Missouri between Eagleton and Republican Rep. 'lbomao Curtil. "I think I wa1 aware of thll 10me four yeara ago," be old. "We had been appraised by people In the state of Miuourl." Meanwhile, 1enate colleague• raltled to tbe 111pport of Eapeton today. H!J defenders Included both party leaden In the Senate. Republican Leader Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania said at the start of today's Senate ..,,Ion that Eagleton, the Democratic vice presidential nominee, is "a fine and decent man." "I say to our opponents: You have made statements which become you. Go on with your campalgn," said SCOtt, nading from a atatement. Sen. Lowell P. Welcker Jr. (R.(:onn.), called Eagleton "a man of warmth and integrity" and said he has "absolute con- fidence and pride" in the Missouri senator. While Weick.er emphasized that he ls going to campaign for the Republlca!l ticket of Nixon and Agnew, he said that 1f Eagleton ahould win, "I have no doubt he wUl fulfill his duUu as vice president with d!JUnctlon." Democratic Leader Mike Manafleld ol Montana expressed hb appreciation of the atatementa made by Scott and Weicier, 11ylng be b glad I he Republicans .spoke out in Etgleton'.s behalf. Manafleld aald Eagleton "baa been a great senator," addlng "be has my com- plete confidence and truat." The DemocraUc leaden 1ald there Is no questlM that Eagleton bu the ability, "pby&lcally, mentally, or otberwile," to serve as vice President. Earlier Mansfield had told newsmen he b glad Eagleton dlJclosed h I • hospitalization "IO that tho possible rumora and lnnuendoe1 cap be lald to re.st." Sen. Harold E. Hughes ([).Iowa), a fonner aovemor who said he first came to know Eagleton aa 1ttorney general and lieutenant governor of Missouri, told the Senate be b" been lmpre,.ed by Eagleton'• Integrity and 1 p Ir II u a I slrtnglh. Dissident Jel\' Wed to American Found Guilty MOSCOW (\]Pl) -A Moscow court to- ... retention, but Ibey were out 1111mberad 2 to I by antagonistic ones. Many ot the telegrama are focused q much on !be fact Eagleton failed to tell McGovern about his medical history u on lbe fact that be had undergone tha treatment between 1960 and 1966. fo.tcGovern on Tuesday r e j e c I e d Eagleton's offer to quit. The Democratic presidential nominee said he wantJ , to "wait and see" the reactkJn. "We uk to dl!usoclate your can- didacy from that of Sen. Eagleton, whose unconscionable, puerile and rapacious duplicity is reprehensible and ln4 com patible with your bold, principled and vlllonary primary campaign," said a telegram from Susan and WW1am Becker of Philadelphia. "Since you have conceded election to Nixon by seleeUon of psychotic," wired Bernice J. Itolson of Berkeley, catlf., "[ would like refund of money contributed when you were viable candidate." The telegrams were 1ent through the Telex machine in the press room of the motel here, where reporters are 1taylng, seven miles from McGovern's Sylvan Lake retreat. FromPa9eJ EAGLETON. • • possibility that he will allow his form er doctors to discuss treatment they gave him. He noted that professional ethJcs pre- vent !Jhyslcians from discuulng publicly matters relating to their patients, and said he would within the next few days speak to the doctors and "discuss with them what ,should be said." The M1 .. .o.r1 HnOtor WU ICbeduled to depart today for Hooolulu, to addre.ss a unJon meeting. He said he would telephone the doctor.s after he return.s Thursday. At the Los Angeles news conference, newsmen also pressed Eagleton on why he had not told McGovern about his men- tal problems when AfcGovern offered him the vice-presidential nomination. "Quite frankly, I dldn1 thlni that lhe11 experiences were or that great moment." Eagleton said. "J now realize that it is. J 've read the morning headlines." He said McGovern bad offered the No. 2 spot on the Democratic ticket during a hecUc day and that now he believes he probably would have told McGovern about It U h1' had had more time to think. Eagleton .said that no members of his family have been subject to mental dll- flc:ultles. He said hl.s mother died of hyperteMlon and his lather died of natural causes when "bi& internal organs ju.st slowed down at age 76." * * * Newspaper Asks Eagleton to Quit NEW YORK (AP) -The New York Post called on Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton in an editorial today to step down u the DemocraUc caDdidate tor vice president. The Post, the clty's only afternoon newspllper, has supported Democratic and liberal candidates lD the part. The editorial said: "No matter how much sympathy he deserves for fighting back aga1nst the private torment.s that led to his voluntary ho!pitallzalion oo three occaslon.s, the fact that allnda out 1tarily In S... Eagleton's story i! his avowed failure to tell Democratic nominee G e o r g e 1.tcGovern the whole truth before he wa.s designated for the vice presidency." 2 Motorcyclists Critical After day round dissident Jew Gavriel Sbaplro S. Laguna Crash guilty of evading military training and sentenced him to one year of "corrective labor," a pen1lty that wlll allow him to Two young motorcycle enthualaat.s are keep his freedom while working at an In critical condition at South Cot.at Com- aHlgned job. munlty Hospital today following a The red-hatred husband of Amerlc.n gruesome coUlalon near Allao Circle in Judy Sliver Shapiro, of Cincinnati, Ohio, South Laguna late TuOlday night. who has been pressing the White Houa• Dougla• J, Keyworth, 20, of 21124 to intervtne on hit behalf, credlted 11the Fairway Drive, Orange, ind hla 20-yur- force of the U.S. government ind my old female cor;npanlon Kellen AJarcon of wife'' with aavlnc hlm from the maxi-1200 Wau St., TulUn, re..:dved mus.Ive mum penalty of one )'tit In prllon. heed lnjurlet when Ibey pulled out Mio ''The verdict w11 not so unexpected, u the bJghw1y and were struck by a pau- the am1Un1, elated Sbaplro ul du he Ing automobll•. wao hugged and il!led by Jewish lrlonda Wllnmea, a~g to a CalllOrnia oullldo the court hoUll. Rl&hway Patrol spokesman, 1 a I d "I knew that the force of the U.S. Keyworth and Miu Alarcon w•re among government 1nd my wife would maka an a gr«ip of four motorcycle riders who tmprelllon on the reaulil. I thou1ht I bad stopped nur Al!Jo Clrcl• around II would probably oot be put In jail." p.m. Shapll'O w11 tried by a thrte-Jud1e Altera few mlnulal of talklna and rev- panel of two women and one min In a vlng their high powered bllw, Keyworth courtroom barred to Weotern newamtn and Miu Alarcon tnlerad the southbound and aome SO Jewlab frl•nd• wbo ac-lane of the hl&hway and were 1truck Jn companied the 21·Yt1Mld unanployad the rear by Glenn W. Clipper, 3121 Callo cbemlll. lltal, San Clemente. He .was not lojured. UnUormed police and pl1lnclotbeamen . One wltneaa 111d Ke)'WOl'lh looked both cleared new•m•n and Sbaplro'• col-waya before entering tlwtralllo lane, but lea1U1t away from the Kallnln dlatrlct apparently did 001 aea the approaching court while the charJH of evadln1 Clappel' vtblcle • mllltary ruerve tralnlllf wtrt ~ ~ lllMll of warnln( -a friend on OCllled. ailOIIlet rnotoreydo ...,. too !ala. llbaP!ro -rtlUtad the onler of mlllt.uy koyJrlirtll and Mia Alarton ...,. alllhoritln to npart for 17 dlJa raoervo Ira~ by ambulanco te Illa lloopttal tra!nlnr )1111 bdort Iha atart of Pmldanl whtn U.., ttmaln In the lntanslve cu. Nlxoli'a vll!L unlL I Ulll ,......,. ·S. Viets t Control Half Of Citadel SAIGON (UPI) -South Vietnamese paratroopers took con\rol of half ~ Quang Tri City's atone citadel today and ra!Jed tbetr country'• !Jal on the hiJhul part of i!J wall while the battle for tho !ortre11 continued, llald reporta aaJd. North Vietnam••• l\Jnntra ' lnteraUled their ellortJ to block convo)'I on Highway J, the main supply rout• for Ilk paratroopers Inside the citadel, UPI c:ol- re.opondanl Arthur Higbee uld. Hl&bee aald Communlll artillery n,,, wu directed at government po1Ulona Ob the hi1hway near the My Chanh River td- day, but that the shells dropped abort of their targets. ,~ A U.S. advt.er told Higbee that tlti nag-raising gave the paratroopen "not anly a psychological advantage but a tac· tlcal advantage. lt'1 the highest point foi:· miles around and from there you can look down the throail of the North Viet- namese." In Saigon, a 1ovemment tpokeaman said more than a battalion or Communlllt troop1 were "1Ull holding an area in the weatem part" of the citadel. However. Higbee said the paratroopera selud tbe aoutheutorn hall of the fortress wblle- the Nortb Vietnam"' aUU held the northweat hall. . "Since the enemy la stlll In the cltadel, it ii not yet under control ot the 1overn- ment troops," the spokesman llld. 1be Saigon command bas uld it will not con· sider the embattled city under govern-ment control unlll the cllldel la enllrelf recaptured. SEN. THOMAS EAGLETON TELLS REPORTERS OF HOSPITAL CARE In Lot Angelea, McGovern Running Mite Refuses to Open Files Irvine Trustees To Study Fund Raising Effort 166-acre Fire Controlled In San Bernardino Forest Plans for a bond election on Nov. 4 In the new Irvine Unified School Dl!trict will be discussed by district trustee• ai • 7:30 o'clock tonight in Irvine Elementary School, 14736 Sand Canyon Ave., East Irvine. LOS ANGELES (AP) -Firefightero have controlled a half dozen blazes that burned swaths through brush and timber from the eastern slope or lhe SlerTa Nevada to coastal La Jolla. After an all-day battle with 90-degree temperatures, Tuesday a 40().man crew controlled l~acre blaze in the San Bernardino National Forest, four miles southea!t of ldyllwild. r The 250 persons evacuated from a Seventh-day Adventist camp at Pine Springs earlier were allowed to return to the camp. North of La Jolla, an ~acre blaze was controlled alter it damaged 200 rare Tor- rey pines and destroyed a considerable amount of wildlife. A fire in the northeast corner or Camp Pendleton burned 43 acres before Marines and U.S. Forest Service per10n· nel controlled it. Tltree separate fires in the mountains near Bisllop burned morl! than 680 acre's of brushfand. including 600 acres in the Buttermilk Canyon area . The other fires were near Mono Lake and in the John Muir Wllderne.s.s area. 1be Orange County Reg.lstrar of Voters opposes comblnlng the school bond vote with lhe November general election. However, Irvine trustees believe the combined election is necessary for the . district to plan for construction of new schools before the July 1, 1973, takeover of schools now run by the Tustin Union High and San Joaquln Elementary Districts. David Hitchcock, county rtglslrar of voters, has urged lrvine trustees to · ••seek alternatives" to a combined vote. Hitchcock said the comolldation would . be more expensive and might dilrupt the efficiency of the general election. From Pagel He made bl! remarks in a letter to the board. LAGUNA RECALL ... dent, a former president of the Civic Le&gue, and has served on the Plannimg Commiulon since 19611. He wa.s the only member of the commission re-appointed wben the council elected in 1970 revised the make-up of the planning body. A chemist, he i.s employed as a senior research assistant with Chevron Oil Field Research Company in La Habra . A proponent of slow, carefully plaMed growth, he oupported the 36-loot building height limit and the 20,000 population goal figure in the land use element of the Gen eral Plan a n d non-commercial deve lopment of the Main Beach Park. Dark hor.se among the candidates wa.s Baglin, a 29-year-old newcomer to the Laguna scene, who garnered almost half as many vote.s as the popular Johnson and almost double the combined total for the other two candidates. GEM TALK TODA\' by :J. C. HYMPHRlll The Orient oUen a Heminfly unltmit- ed aupply of bargains In everythlna lrom cameras to jewelry, and the average tourlll often bU)'I when he should noL A pd c11e la point b "IY!lthelk jade," the pooml of which Is called "synthetic cat's-eyes." A jadellke 11111tatlon ii ottered In Hq Kon1 and Japan uoder names auch ao 111yntheUc Jade," "l.lmorl . •tmei'' or "meta Jade." Tbll material i. aold in ei,ht tranalucenr -of II™" called Burmese A, B and C, Aultrall .. A and B and African A and B. Allho<llb It la claimed that the nw malarial! wed are wltlte Jode and quartr, tcchnlcal teats show vl.sual and pbyalcol characlertatlcs well "IU1ln the range for ordinary 1lw, and tho 111tremaly poor lmltatlonl bave radlatloi fibera coualng the cot'011' appelnllCO from which Iha lmltrtloft derlvea Ill nama • If you p to the OMlt, Oll)oy lb< ex- perience, but brlnl homo only u-baJ'o plno which ,.,, own tralnln( and er- jerlen<a will able you to properlJ evaluate. A three-year resident, Baglin made a last-minute decision to enter the council race and engaged in a vigorous, door·to- door campaign. Asked it he would be tempted to try for public office again, after his surprise showing in the recall vote, Baglin said, ''We'll see about that , but I've really en· joyed this -it's my inner drive. Right now I'm mo.stly looking: forward to a relaxing weekend.'' A good-sized crowd gathered at City Hall Tuesday night to watch po.sting of the election returns, but ii was .subdued, compared with the excited, sometimes jubilant grou))' that gathered following the high rlae and city council balloting. John.son was given a round of applause when it became apparent he wu the wm. ning candidate. Another Charge~ In 'Secret Armv' " SAN DIEGO (AP) -An eighth person is char1ed and more weapon1 uncovered in a crackdown on the secret army. organization, described as a rlghtl.st offshoot of the Minutemen. A carpenter, Robert Mayer Jr., wa.s in jail today in lieu of •10,000 bond after being Indicted by the San Diego County Grand Jury. Mayer, 24, was arr.ested Tuesday and booked on a charge of falsely teoli~g in connection with membership in the- paramllltary group. About the same Ume, a larJe cache of illegal weapons Including flame throwers was found by a hiker hidden under brU!h a mile from Cuyamaca State Park. '000 Tho rlnr for Molhor or Grandmother with from 1 to 9 GENUINE Blrthstooaa from$ 000, ,Available In 14 Kt. white or yellow rold J.C. J./ump~rie6 Jewefer6 j823 NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA MESA CONY!NllNT TIRMI JI YWJ IN IAMI l.OCATION IANICAMIRICARD-MAITH CHAReE l'llONI 141·1401 L • L L • ' DAD.Y PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE P lea sing Irvine's urgency law controlling possibly unsightly ~asoline service staUons by means of a use permit Is on 1ts way to becoming p0nnanent. Last week, planning commissioners heonl the pro- posed ordinance and accompanying city policies on gas station design that were opposed by Shell Oil Company and the Western Oil and <las Association. Commission· ers voted unanimous!$ to nrge the City Council to ap- prove the law and adopt the policy resolution. Oil interests oppose Irvine's law, stating they feel the standards for measuring service station design are arbitrary, Further, they suggest that screening of ser .. vice bays from street view Will encourage criminal activ· ity. While the language of the ordinance itself admitted· .. Jy is vague, the six·page policy recommendation accom· panying it drawn ~ver a period of. mont~s with the c~p eration of the lrvme Company, is particularly precise. T.he city plannin~ staff believes that the crime con· cem should 'be a mmimal one. Alternatives for plac.- menl of screening and service bays are written into the design policy, the staff points out, offering flexibility while providing ·for vis~ally pleasing structures. Preserving History Some relics go to museums. The passing of others ~s recorded in history books. But in . El Toro, the past IS turning to dust. to t he Eye be preserved. · Admittedly, lt Is not heritage on the scale ol George Washington's house or even the Mission de San Juan Capistrano. But El Toro School and the Prothero Rancl>· house are about the only buUdings left from an era when El Toro was a farm community where trains stopped on their way to San Diego. An historical society formed ill the area many years ago, but has since become inactive. With new residential construction as active as it is, any citizens interested in preserving something of the area's heritage will have to hurry. Welcome, Lassies Three brighl·eyed lasses from lrVine, Scotland, are visiting Irvine under the new ci ty's first city-to.city ex· cliange program. Last week, Carole Locke, Alleen Duncan and Sheila Cherry were treated to the delights of American picnic cuisine by the :Irvine Company. - Next week, two University High 'School students, Elaine Strutt and Sue Langlois, will fly lo Scotland lo spend a month in the new town development there that carries the same name. · The Scottish visitors are staying with three Irvine families for the next few weeks and will visit area at· tractions. · The exchange was arranged by the Irvine Company and the University High Parent, Faculty and Friends Organization. • Houses will soon replace the only school in the Saddleback Valley that ever had a real school bell. Mobile homes will take the place of the farmhouse where El Toro's First Citizen, Ray Prothero, spent bis boyhood. What appears a run-down school or a ramshackle house to one pair of eyes sparks recollections of the past to another. Years devour wooden timbers and rot floor s, bul they leave behind a residue of memories that should Additional credit is due Councilman Gabrielle Pryor for her attention to details and her interest. She was an American Field Service exchange student to Germany in 1956. The DAILY PILOT joins the people of Irvine in \velcoming Misses Cherry, Locke and Duncan. 'This is your co-pilot speaking. I have just kicked out the pilot. Does anybody back there know how to fly this thing?' California Bank Added to Kitty WASlUNGTON -One of the nation's largest banks, the Crocker National Bank or California, has been hitting up ils e1:- ecutives for campaign contributions. Jn a stuffy letter to its high-level cmployes, bank chainnan Emmett Solomon urged them to make coo· tributions to the ''Robert M. Pike Trustee Fund." As It turns out. the fund is named for the b a n k ' s corJX)rate secretary and is a slush fund for the bank 's favorite poll· tical candidates. "Contributions to the Fund are entire- ly voluntary," says Solomon's letter, which then pointedly suggests that contributions shouJd be ••equal to one-half of one percent or your gross annual salary." When we queried Crocker Vice Presi· dent Donald White about the slush fund, he said it was terminztcd after new re-- cent federal laws required that ~ tributors' names be made public. Nevertheless, be confirmed that "tens of thousan ds" of dollars had been handed out to the banks' backslapping buddies during the fund's lifetime. (JACK ANDERSON) MEN WHO UE -Io the oak-paneled world of ambassadors, there's an old saying that a dJplomat is an honest man sent out to lie for his COWltry. This has been the unhappy role of our envoy to Paraguay, J. Raymond Ylitalo, who has represented President Nixon in the autocratic court of dictator Aliredo Stroessner since 1969. Indeed, the rivet-eyed Stroessner ta fond of saying that the American am- bassador ia like a member of his cablnel \Vben we revealed that Stroesaner'• epauletted. generals and admirals were hU$tling heroin, therefore, Ylitalo sprang to the defense of the mJlitary dic- tatorship. "Slanderous!" he called our story. "AS THE American ambassador In Paraguay," be procla1med, "I consider it my duty In good conaclence to refute the unfOWlded accusatlms • • • by Mr. Anderson." Stroessner promptly ordered his em- bassies around the world to Issue press releases quoting Ylilalo. Tbe dictator Dear Gloomy Gus Why ls It that giant McDonnell J:loul!las can't afford to keep up the landscaping on their lot in Irvine? B.Q.Q. lll;. fMture refltdt r•acle~· vlewl. Ml M<ei-.rltv fl'lcH ol rt.. M"#Sl*Pfl'. kfif "°"' "' ,....,. to GIOOITly Gui, DlllY PllC!f. also had his foreign minister, Raul Sapena Pastor, send a private message to Secretary or State Bill Rogers demand- ing that he denounce us in public. But this was carrying diplomacy a lit- tle too far for Rogers who sent Pastor a polite note saying he personally didn't have any hard evidence on the charges. ROGERS DIDN'T meotion that be bad some claasified cables Crom Ylitalo's own embauy in Paraiuaf, refuting what Ylilalo bad said In public. On at leut four occasions between June 18 and June 20, the embassy secreUy supported olir stories. Ylitalo happened to be on home leave at the time. But back in Paracuay, h1s staff fired off reports telling bow Stroessner bad refused lo cooperate to end the heroin trade. "The time has come to aive a clear signal," began one classified cable. lt went on to describe Paraguay's dcr nothing posture on dfuBs. Street Gangs on Upswing By RALPH C. DEANS Street gangs were suppo!edly passing lnto history when "West Side Story" won an Oscar as the Best Pjcture of 1961. By 1006, The New York Times reported there was only one fighting gang left in a · Manhattan area where 2<*> had once been active. Well, the gangs are back and the Jets and Sharks celebrated in the stage play and movie "would be considered sissies today," comments Show magazine writer Sidney Skolsky. An updated artlsUc version of gang culture might be staged In Philadelphia -which never did lose it! street gangs and where more than 160 killings have been attributed to them in the part four years. Jn Chicago and New York, police i-eport gang revivals more virulent than EDITORIAL RESEARCH ever. Tbe Los Angel .. City Council ordered a pollce crackdown I a 1 t February to deal with "a crisis of in- timidation and rear" perpetrated by "groups of young people ranging in age from 10 to 30." In the Brons:, the center of gangland in New York, there are at least 85 gangs with a membership estimated at between 2,000 and S,300. Many don't like the term 11gang" and prefer " c 11 q u e , " 0 organi.tatlon" or "nation." But t.be ef· Small Town Drawback 'lllolptl al tarp: It'• tnie that a small town ii friendlier than a big city, but it'• also more ce:MOrious -eo what you gain tn cot.. lectlve support you !Ole In Individual ac- tion. Parents who "can't undentand" their children hve children who understand thtm only too well. Tboie who would like everybody In the country to share their own political per1t1asion have failed to ponder the truth of Aristotle'• observation that "Tboat who think all virtue II lo be found lo their own party principles push ma~ ten to extremes; they do not consider that disproportion deotro11 a 1tate." Al we grow up, we are shaped either by "hat we have learned to love, or by what n have leuned to halt ; and If we have not -given enouch modell lo love, what can wt do but build e11 hale! 11 ts money thet Mii lhlnll in molloo, bat men "ho d<termlne wbfch WI)' they thall go ; money can no more make ht- cw than bricks can mike houses. Whal do all the!e proper IUIJ110I hve 11,"1 common? -Cooper, Fletcher, Wainwright, Jtnntr, Chapman1 Faulkner, Warner, Crowtbtr, Parker, Lorimer, Fuller, 'l\Jcker! (Oblolete occupatlms of their fortbearl.) You cen't love "humanity" if you don't love your own couotry · bal you can't love your own country In ~ rl1bt way U you condemn the rest of humanity. Nine perlOns out of 10, uked to IUIJ11e lhe "Merchant of Venice," wlll reply "Shylock," and be lllf)rtsed IA> learn II WU nol. Ptoole wllo talk fut ........ taken u oerlousi)' u thole wbo talk more alow- ly; for the axnmanalltJ of mtn eu't bellevo that -can think u fut u be talks. feet is the same. The rwnbles of the Fif. ties are being replayed; onJy the race of the combatants, the weapons: and the rashions have changed. WHEREAS MOST of the pngs two decades ago were white, tbeJ are now predomlnanlty black. Cl>eap•handgulll - Saturday night specials -have replaced homemade zip gwis and shivs. According to the Will Street Journal, "many cup h•ve acquired huge arsenals of 8\1~ machine gun1. Molotov cocktalll and grenades." lditead of pegged pants and duck·tall haircuts, members of the Crlps -a !IQlortoua gang In Los Angele• - sport ab~ glove on the left hand and a rln,g In the left oar. Tbey also carry fan- cy walking Stieb. Organized youthful violence is as old as history. Vet It 1Jway1 shocks the genera~ lion in charge and frequently provide• grist for artlltlc mills. Nineteenth-cen- tury London was terrorized by "urchins," and bands of pickpockets piled their skills under the lull.Iago of auch 11 Fagin in Dickens' "Oliver Twill." Predatory children looted and killed In Russia clurlns the civil cbaoa of the early TwenUes and In the bombed .. ut <!tits of Europe aft<r World War I. THE CAUIE of youthful violence II UIUllly _, 11 the malal,. ol tba tlmu. Jn the 'l'W<ntlea, ganp of lrl!h. Pollsb and Jewlib lddl were attributed to the dlalocatloni ol mua migration. In Iha 19308. ii wu the Great Depre!llon. Dur- ing the .Forties and Flltles, It WU the growlna emotJonal dlatance betweeil children and perenll -a 1eneration gap typllled In aevenl movies by tbe late James Dun. Marlon Brando provided the archelype of the motorcycle -· Today, -gang violence Is IHI! 11 a reaction to tlie pmat ol urban lilt: broken sbctlo falnW., po ' e r t y , hope!-and l'lcism. Jn an article entitled "Watch Out For the Minl-Mllg- f'!i•" Ooborn Secerberl Jr. reported lo \'1tl the! childmJ eight to II years old ...,,, «1111b!nc thernselv .. looati)' lntu pnp. Imag1ne what Hollywood will do wllh Iha~ SB Column Draws Fire That Frasier Foundation To tbe Editor: To many, Frasier was a symbol. To the elderly, FruJer was a symbol that one not be Old and forgotten -that one can still live a little, even though old and tired. l was disgusted to the core by William Schreiber'a column. I can only agree with him If the donations to the "Frasier Foundation" go into someone's pocket. (Jloes he have tbe facts on this?) If the money goes to animal conservat!Onl l will be happy to contribute. As to the Christian crosa over Frasier's grave, what's wrong with that? Doesn't Jesus say, "Suffer the little children to come unto me" and "Go yet into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature?" It never ceases to amaze me when I see the rigid bigotry e1pressed by so-called Christians; i.e., W i 11 i am Schrelber. Where is all the )ove ex· preaed by Jesus in our modern CbJ'is.. Uam? I AM A Jewish mother, and one of my SOlll WU killed in Europe during World War II fighting for our beautiful America. He is buried in France. When I aaw the white Christian crest over bit grave, my Jewish dignity waan't outrag· ed, as was the professed Christian, Schreiber, over a crou for Frasier. I was glad someone had done something for my IOD, aa I wq for Fraaler. Am I. pehraps, being a good CbrlllJan for thinlrlng this? Rather than -UI lo the further blgolry of Sehreiber, wby don't you send him on Ull&nment to the w a r graveyardJ of France. He can search and destroy aU the white Cbriatian crosses that decorate the graves of the non- Chrlsllans that fought for the love of their countfY.. He can ~ prove bow good a Christian he ls! MRS. SAMUEL SCHULTZ Anotlaer f'r••ier Lotier To the Editor: Show me 11 Dlln that hu ieven loving, cooteoted. wives and J'U &bow you a !Jhrlstlan. Say nothing ol the 'Tl children who love their father. I think Um Country ls the wrong place to start bw:ninc crosses. How about start.inc at mercenary area.s Wee Forest Lawn? Dldn' I read an article In the DAILY PILOT recent'1 that "Sex wu good for you .•.• "Try II .... you'll like ill A Fruler Lover, ROBERT JACKSON Senseless News To the Editor : I admire Mr. Schreiber'• courage In speaking out about tbll aenseless news coverage about the Uon, Frasier. It war just stench to many stnslble peoplt who read Lbe papen and saw it on TV. 'What next? ANNA E. WARNER Follo'IDing the publication of his Pl· lot Logbook on F'arier and tllc Joun· dation namtd for tht late Lion Coun· tTt1 Safari attraction, rtporter Schr1i· ber rectfoc:d further tn/ormation on tllc organiratlon and Its purposu. J•fTll Kobrin, vice PT•rident of Li~ Country, said the foundation 11 bemg f"""td-tirgather-mimev-tor worthwhile pro;tctt involvtno animal 1pede1. Kobrin 1aid thort cm the founda· tion. WOMld bt activi1t.t and wou.ld look for "'"'"' 11<edmg the mon•u. Kobrin 1ald th• /oundatiO!I will bt d rlprtlt'ntative group madt up of fn&erestcd ptoplt frttm al l wollcs of lf/e. He olJercd o spot an ihe found°' ff.cm to reporttr Schrtib~r and 1aid tit• pr111 would be rtprtttnted. Kobrin odded that the 1'11ile crou thal ..., pialltd an Prosier'• burial 1jtc &Dal '"'' th•re withowt 'nanaoe- ( MAILBOX ) L.tt'" tr-1'9fftn •r• w .. cOnM. Norm1llY wrll•n tMu\41 u11v.ir l'll•lr n1111.11H 111 JM -·~ If' Ill .. 1'1MI rfthl .. C911dfl!M lltftn M flt llJHI w 1lrnHllll llMI II .._ ....... All 1tttotr1 "'Ull lito ttuM ..,flli.r. ,,... "'1Lh11t 1'4!r111. lwt 111- m•r " """"''" Ill •-ti II tulllCIMll .... _ II ....,... l'Nlry Wiii Ml bl lliML.rlM, tnentl' knowledge. "Tl1e rangers them selves did !11at becaust of t11eir deep devotion to Frasitr," he said. -Editor Schtnlt: Fan To the Editor: Congressman John Schmitz has gone down to defeat In his bid for the renewal of his ofrlce. There were many con· tributing factors such as his refusal to rubber-stamp all Presidential decisions, hil affiliation with the John Birch socie- ty. his voting against many bills, etc . However. aeldom la the total picture shown. Few men who go to Washington are able to withstand the pressures on them to support all Presidenti a l decisions, even when deep convlctloos ln· llde tell them differently, or to vote for a bUI which could be advantageous to a friend or 1upporl!ye group but, If carried, woUld add to tbe heavy tax burden of the middle class Amerle1n. One man did this, Congressman John Schmitz. HE HAS BEEN called radical. He la, ndlcally patriotic. Tell me, is ~e 1Q111elhlng wrong with that? Just one thing, there are not more who feel the same way and do not hesitate to express it. As for bis voting record, the total pie· lure would •gain show that \hose bills getting bit nepUve vote WOll!d UIUally mean more tuat!Cll for ~ ol us now carrying a' ataggetin1 load. Fiscal relj>Onsib!llty aeen1I lo !» a !bing of the put wllh thoae In power and even thoush our budget ls a 10rry mesa, the spending goes on. Not 10 with COngrewnan Schmitz. He stood Orm through what, I am tw"t, were many uncomfortable situations. You say we were laughed at 11 ••conservative Orange County." We ju.st may be remembered at one of the last responsible, level-headed , patriotic voices beard, We have lost the services or a fine American in our Congressional offlcee, but I !eel sure that wherever be serves, he will do tbe naUon proud. GWEN HAEGEMAN Bo•t Canyon T r a ffic To the Editor: What 11 happening to Boel Canyon! At • re.:ent council meeUng in Laguna, il was lnterutlng to watch the usual "bloc of three" that seem to take precedence on any five-man board or councll vote for a very costly expenditure of the "111 taxpayers" money. 1be two of the minority voted no. The majority of the Plannlnf Commlulon al!o voted no. The City o Laguna pw-cha.!ed Campus Drive I Where 11 Campus Drive? It's part of &at Canyon. Why purchase Campus Drive! Laguaa Is supposed to need tht• property to build a main artery, or tll'tcrlca, to conned with some in lrvlne. (This ieema of little Importance, where a main •rtory la n<eded to the freeways Santa Ana and San Diego, relieving the !raffle flow IA> Laguna Ctnyon). Howevv, this complelely unlwlble and Impractical transaclion toot place. II lnvolvca two or three Im-Ible plam. One plan Is: to C10111e tbn>ugh Boat Can- yon from the South Coast l1Jcbw11 brto the tllOpplng area, on the only alrttt lead!nl lhrouah to the parldn& aru.s, towards the ·hill in back of the. supermarket. \Vhose property will be sacrificed in lhe street widening! Tho supermarket's adequate parklng area and part of the supermarket? Or the new apartment on the other side? Does th11 fast artery go over or under the hill in the back area ? What happens to the faJrly new street on the top of that hill? To the Little League BasebaU Park ? Th.is plan would ruin the ahopplng area much needed in Utll are1. The second play involver Hlgh Drive, in back of the supermarket and at the top of the hJp, giving acceas to parking and enlerlng the rest of the lhoppinK area. Senior clUunt who walk up and down that hill lo shop and for the pcill of· lice will find fut traffic on lhe top of that hill e1tremely ha:r.ardou1. In wldenlng High Drive, what happens to property owners, including the Chris- tian Science Church, along thla route? There ls nlso a possible plan using the street across the shopping area similar to High Drive. Again, what happens to property owners in the widening of that street? The "bloc or three" who voted for this purchase did not observe all en- vironmental laws. The councilman. sub- ject to recall , in leadJ.ng this vote o( three, proclainu voclferoll!ly that the cl· ty Is financially devastated. AJ a knight in shining annour, so avidly concerned, he should drop his cloak of Inconsistency! A 1even·man council or board might prevent luture catastrophles . ELINOR DAVIS lllr. Blllart Ne a- . To tho Editor : 1 After reading your front paae arUcJe of Friday, July 14, concerning the TMR classes, Jt seems to me that Gratlan Bidart emerges a hero. Doet no one realize that we could have had TMR claMU a year ago in the San Joaquin School Dillrlci if Mr. Bidart bad not fouglll against them . His reuoning: The money It would eost 1he ochool diJlrld. Has anyone had lhe time or figures needed to add up the dlstricta bill ror : 1. Keeping our TMR children at Greeley 2. Tran1port1n1 our TMJI children by bas dally to Greeley 3. Renting the Lutheran Church faclU ty lo Tustin for use this fall for the TMR children 4. Transporting our TMR children by bu• lo Tustin dally this fell . If anyone should feel like adding thll up Ibey will find tho delaying tactics Uled by Mr. Btdart have cost the taxpayer qUlle a few dollars . Mr. Bldart Is no bero to the la"!layer. And to the parents of the TMR child..., who, today, are spending three houri each and every day on the bua, he'• much, much, Jeu. ' DIANE M. ORAllAH Ol.AHOI COAST DAILY PILOT Rober I N. W ted, l'llblisMr Thom., K<..U, Uitor Albert W. Boll.1 lidiloriol Pao• Editor DAILY PILOT 5 Feelings on ,Tax Measure Author Raps Foe• \' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' E . t U .11 ARIZO A INDIAN • • Cover Wide OpinionRange nvironmen m : DANCERS ~ Def eat Attacked I I I ON THE MALL AT I .87 PlllL DANNA l4)'lng )'OU~t DOI do Ing c.,,&I Newt Servlot mough. and othen · com- Leglsintivt leadership and the pWnlng of a 11 v • • a w 1 Y go,vemor'1 ofllct ,..m hoppy I ' I wtlh the omn11>us tax . rttonn NEWS ANALYSIS and educatlonal l11U111cmg pro- pciSal or A......bly Speaker --------~ without strong local conttols. ltate must rely on somethlng olher !hon lhe local property tax to finance public elernen-- tary and secondary education. CALIFORHIA SACRAMENTO (AP) -standards that local a~encles ll Defeat of a bUI creating a follow, and lhe boards have I · single board to o v e r s e e the power to vote local action )1 1C at ifomia's environmental they do not think Is in line protection efforts was a vie~ with the statewide standards. I FASHION ISLAND TOMORROW • • . THURSDAY 12 P.M.-1 :30 P.M.-3 P.M. I Bob MorelU ( D·Norlb llollywood), but the feeling doesn't extend to all comen or !ht State capitol. In fact, there are those wOO are willing to predict that the whole lhing will fall fiat on it1 raco through a Democratlo- GOP coalition -one side There'• no quettlon that MoretU11 bill would provide property tax relorm. It also meets the general guidelines set down by the State Supreme Court in the Serrano VI. Priest declilon wblcb d<C\area lhe In round figures, homeowner• this year will save 14-0l million In property ta:z with um-74 bringing about another saving of $387 m.Jllion. Next year , public t_ehools will realize $544 million In e1tra tax relief plus a boost in money for basic education, early childhood education and a balancing factor for urban ' Ope1iing Set tory for "'the special interest A similar bill by Z'berg was I groups," 1ays the authar. vetoed by Reagan last year. A s s em b I y m a n Edwin The governor said at the time Z1>erg, a s a c r a m e nt o the bill conflicted wlth an en.- Democrat. said ln an tn-vironmental plan of his own terview that the 33-33 vote on which was killed later by the I I I I IRING YOUR CAMERA ! ---·······----· *' * * * * * ' State Tax Reform Bill Facing Key Test Today ·sACRAMENTO (AP)--~A $\.2 billion achool finane!e'tax reform package 11 facing an all..,..nolhing test today In a hostile committee wllh a three-month legislative vaca- tion acheduled to begin Fri· day. Sen. Randolph c Q 111 e r , chairman of the powerful Senate Finance Committee, reversed himself and agreed Tuesday lhat A ss e m b I y Sexut;tl Act Bill Facing Speaker Bob Moretti would be allowed a hearing before his committee today on the tax bill. But Collier, 1 leading op- pooent or lhe plan, said he will allow only one hearing on the bUI and lhat today's swion will be Morettl's one chance to win the committee vote need- ed ·to send the controversial bllt to the Senate floor. The Morettt-Reagan plan would booSt state income, sales and bu1iness tazes to pay for a $545 m.IJl!on a year increase in state support or local schools and a package of tax relief measures including a cul or $1%0 t( year in prop- erty taxes · for the average Legislators ho;;'"::'1':!"a1ao requ ire most , local government agencies to schools. State Controller Houston I. Flournoy dropped a bombshell last week. He said the s~te had $92 million more than they expected, and the fight was on to (1) UJe up lhe IT\Oney, or (2) give it back to the people. Sens. Clark Bradley (R·Ssn Jose) and Nicholas Petris (D- Oakland ) voiced differences of opinion. Bradley, ·who voted against Moretti's me a s u r e as predicted, said the money should be given back to the taxpayers. Petris, who also voted against the bill, said no, it should be used for educa- tion. Here are some of the prob- lems facing lawmakers. First, they all want to go home by the end of the month for a recesa, not to return un· ti! November 8, the dav after the general election. Second, they want to show the voters they can enact tax reform and thereby avoid passage in November of the Watson Tax Initiative, which would all but In Pentagon Papers Case LOS ANGELES (UPI) -A judge struck down a request by defense atto~eys Tuesday for a hearing into a secret govef1l!l1ent wiretapping · re-- port, preparing the way for opening arguments today in the much-delayed Pentagon Papers trial. U.S. District Court Judge Matt Byrne said be had seen the report himself a n d although a member af the defense team was involved, the matter has· no connection with the trial. He said that ruling cleared the way for opening arguments to begin late today. Pretrial hearings have delayed the start for several months. Daniel Ellsberg aod Anthony Russo have been charged with theft, conspiracy and es. pionage for their role in mak- ing public the Pentagon Papers, a classified study of the origins of lhe war In Viet- nam. hLs bill Tuesday -eight short legislature. For Advertising In OUT 'N ABOUT Phone Norm Stanley , 642-4321 of passage -was just Legislators opposing t h e "another eiample of special plan Tuesday contended . it . would lead to no marked lffi' interest groups being able to provement over the operation kill a good envlronmentaJ · af the present boards. !~~~~~~==-~-=~ bill." Cilllillg the measure's defeai a "tragedy,"· Z'berg said he would try to win approvaJ later in the session for his plan, which is hocked by both the ~agan administration and the conservationist Sierra Club. d:::~ ta~f~a~:r :~t:I Tuesday, arguing the bill had been put togelher late Ibis year and the proper amount af time had oot been given for bearings on the bill's content. , Under the Z'berg bill, the state Air Resources and Wafer Resources boards would 1 be lumped togelher under the new agency, but retaining their present powers. The new agency would also oversee statewide planning for solid waste disposal. 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It recelved 7·2 approval or !ht Senate Committee on the Judiciary Tuesday and was sent to the Senate floor. lt has already passed lhe Assembly. for taxation. Third, the bill re- quires tw~lhirds vote of both houses and the signature of Gov. Ronald Reagan. Educators and schools favor the bills even though It Is far from the money they believe they deed for "quality eduCa· lion." Under this legislation ii would pay to be married. A $10,000 earner would realize a $219 property tax savings; pay $39 more in sales tu (there is a 1 percent sales tax hike in the measure); pay a telephone user tax of $6; and have an upward hike ln state income taxes of $31 for a net tax impact of a minus $143. This is far a married home-- owner. Present law punlsbes marf.. \jiiiii!.iii!~~i!i Juana possession u a relony, $· CASH $ meaning one to ten years in prinon. However, the judge ht & 2od R. E. LOANS can reduce the penalty for e s1 ,100 t. sso,ooo first-time offenders to a • ,..,, ......... 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INFANTS BOYS INFANTS GIRLS ALL buR e StNllon • Cars- BOYS PAJAMAS • Cribs • Jwp1n • !of. -TOPS & HAWAIIAN STRETCH sum e Hltlt CWn Etc. SWEATERS & T·SHIRTS SHIRTS SUITS MERCHAllDISE VALUES TO $5.00 SIZE I TO 16 VALUES TO $1.00 By Trlmflt GOWNS AT LEAST PHONE 545-1440 If Perfect $4. To $6. VALUES TO $6.00 . 99¢ s22• s11• ~277 s,244 20% m r .GenbJ J Y•!tlnd OFF •• • ·t 'at>o Fu Be ·B oth ·squ rin you I vi co Eag med trea said allo pro presi four cam and "I "a "I ma 1iov • , ~-~---........... - • Huntington lleaeh · Fountain \'Talley .VOL 65, NQ. 208, 8 SECTIONS, 102 PAGES. ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, "1972 Today's F~ N.'l'. Stoelul TEN CENTS Even Tona Sawyer Cast O·ut His Line Huck Finn, who was always more or a ·ru<al than Tom Sawyer anyway, didn't · sbow up at the 20th amiual Huck Finn Fishing Derby Tueoday at the Huntlngtoo Beach pier. But Tom Sawyer did, and so did 150 ether youngsters. They used · shrimp, 'squid. razor mUJCle, cheese, bacon, her· ring and just about anything else l'_ou can think of in <t_esperate efforts to land li>b in the big angling c:cntest. • "I tried everything and I didn't catch anything,'' moaned a ~ejected Thomas Sawyer. a 12-year-old Huntington Beach lad, alter three hours cf llsb!ng. "Net ' evea one fish. tt He wasn't aJane. Although most fahennen did catdl scmething, few caugbt very mud>. "These stupid tblnp just keep stealing my bait, but they WC11't bite en the book," wa.s the complaint of the day. "Of course not, aon, 11 observed an old, timer at one point. "H they're still out !!!m. U:S ~ ... t!!ey're mart. All the easy Tonea haw been caught." . An alternate e1planatioo might have been that DlCI! cf the IJah In the water were too amall to pt the' book Into their mouths. Nearly all cl 1he llah cauaht - were Jeu than !ix inches long, and in the Jud&16g after the contest ended, the only heavy competition was in the category of smallest fish. Fer landing herrings that -:ere just short of four inches long, Keith Robinson, •• of .. Rolf Circle, and Edye Smith, a, 511 Hartford Ave., won in this category. 0 Filhlng isn't what it used to be," taid Ella Christensen, owner Q.f the Tack1e Bor and-a sponsor of the derby since it started in 1952. "Since all the oil spills and detergents In the water and cutting the kelp, people (See FISHING, Page !) Records l(ept Out Eagl~ton Won't Show Medical Files • LOS ANGELES (1'1') -Demccratle vice presidential nominee Thomas F. Eagleton re'fused anew today to release · medical records of his three hospital treatments for nervous exhaustion but aald he would talk with his doctors about allowing tbem lo discuss his past medical problems. Eagleton also said be now realite! be made a mistake by not t e 111 n g Democratic presidential nominee George McGovern about the three hospital ttays before McGovern rte0mmeoded him to the Democratic National Convention. Eagleton revealed Tueslay that he had voluntarily submitted lo lJOtpllal treat· me.nt in 1960, 19" and 1968 for "nervous exhaustion and laUgue" brougbt on by overwork. Twice be received psychiatric care and electric-shock treatment. Eagleton elaborated on that an- nouncement today, although Tuesday he said be would have no further comment on it during the campaign. He said he does not now receive any medication except for "an occasional, very sporadic tranquilizer. I don 't even know the name of it." He aaid be did not feel any need for a psychiatric exarnin.atJoD now and would not submit to one unless J..tcGovern, President Nixon and Vice President Spire * * * * * * Nixon Instructs Staffers . ~~ ~ . ' . "" t ' .. ·'j . •!. • ... To Ignore . ·Ietoti oes By Alaccloled Preu NEW YORK -Tbe head cf President Nixon's re-election campolgn aald today the President had Instructed au those connected witb him "'aovemmentally and politically" lo refrain from commenting cc Sen. Themas F. Eagleton'• medical history. Clark Mac:G regcr, cbainrum cl tbe committee for the re-election of the president, said be became aware of stories about the Democratic vice presidenttal candidate's health problem> four years ago during the senatorial campaign in Missouri between Eagleton and Republican Rep. Themas CUrtiJ. "I think I was aware of this some four years ago," be said. "We had been appraised by .J>eoJ>le in the state of Missouri." · Meanwbilj!, senate colleagues rallied to the support cf Eagleton today. His defenders Included beth party leaders in the Senate. -Republican Leader Hugb Scott cl Pennsylvania said at the start of today's Senate sesston that . Eagleton, the Democratic vice,prefldential nominee, is "a fine and deceilt man.'' .. I say to our opponenta: You have made statements which become you. Go en with your campaign," said · Scott, reading from a statement. Sen. Lowell P. Welcker Jr. (R-Olnn.J, Called EagletOn "a man of wanntb and integrity" and said he bas 11absolute con· lidepce and pride" In the Mis!Cllrl senator. While Welcker empbaslud that he is going to c:ampalp fer the Republican ticket of Nb:oo and Asnew, he sald that il -.$agieton sbculd win, "I have no doubt he (~ REAcnON, 'age I) North American Awarded Shuttle WASllINGTON (AP) -North Ameri- can Rockwell Corp., ·Downey, woo. the multi-billion-dollar priine contract to de- v.elop, tbe Space Shutle today. Willard F. Rcc:lcwell Jr., preoldent and chief eJ:ecutiye olficer, said more than 50 Percent of the wort will be parceled out tt> 10,000 .Ubcmtr•ctora. · The estimated value of the contract is in the ~hcrbood cl $3.5 bWlon. Tbe work will provide empl<Nroeot for up to 160,000 perscm ever the m -year period . The National Aercoautics and Space Admlnlstratlcc lelected llortb American over three major aerospace ftnnl, final. lsta In the bid~. ·U.S. Official Says War · May End by N~em_ber . ' • ' PARIS (UPI) -A high American cf· Dclal aald today a peaceful leltlement to Ille Vietnam war may ccme belaro the American presidential electlcm. He alsc uld the agreemd, wblcb ii ll)ely to eome In October, wbleh prob- a1>11 be lllllCUllcod In W1Jbin81oo ln- llucl ti Paris. Tbe off\clll, who ii dClle to the peace talka, aald there WU net llkelJ to be a aettlemml 'lbundaJ wben the delep- .lionl from the United SlllOI, North Viet-tWn, South Vietnam and lbt Viet Cong, meet fer lbelr !Slnd -~ cboenen aald they ltcped a IOI· = ... lmmlnml alter prelidentlal 110Dr1 A. Killlnpr met .....ily )II Paris .., July It with two cl, tbt top •• Communist neptlaton. A ..itlemeot ii nOt cnly 11111 lltelY. 'lhlnday but "It pralioblt wW be a ...,: ,ile maatbt, more Utely ~" llefore -tile oppcolDg llklll can ccmo 1o an qree. ineot, the olllclal, who pnfemd IO re- maln -· aald. An ..,,_ In October nild ...,.. lelon tbt u .s. preoldeatlal elo<tJoo .., 11 ... 4. • Tbe 'highly lnfcmied cmclil uld the llkklbc point In neaotlaUoos remained tbe problem cl, who will bave political -In Sllp, the reaaoo for lbe war In Oil llnt place. . Al the !all oemlpubllc -July 20, u .s. 1111011a1« wl111am J. Porter denied tbe °""""mil\ COlllenlico that the Ullllld Slatea -remove Sculb Vtet· namae Prelldeni Nguyen Van Thieu, ll1ln( that It WU ool a U.S. ~IJ to cblnp tbe pvermnent and that the United Slatea had no mere richt to coa1rc1 the aovemment than Hanel bed llUdl a rflbt °'" the Viet ~ clllclal delcrlbed Ille negotiations aa dllllctlll becl1111 "you can't negotiate wllb i.-. The North Vletnamae bave lhil Idea that .theJ have a !1'1aalon." "The praMem ii !bit ~ 'want m to de lw Iba mt they btva never been able to de ~vn -o"'1hrow Ibo Salp fOV'l'lllDllll," the ollldal aal4. ,,,. tllldol aaltl tbt deadlock In tbe oem!Pllbllc ,,,...., -1col cl, Ibo Parts -...,,.,_ de not -rl- ly ,_ -II rolfti cm In Klllillcer'a private .,...,..,, • With 'llaaol negotiators. • T. Agnew do the same. He said the fatigue and depression that led to the three bospital·stays were in his opinion relatively minor matters. "In my own mind, I do view It as a broken leg or a broken arm," he said. "I realize many in the public do not." He said he had reconsidered his lnitial stance of making no further comment about the matter and will instead try to educate the public about the kind of prob- lems be encountered in the past. DAILY rtt.OT lllff ,_,.. • E11gleton reiterated that he fee.ls perfectly qualified to run for vice pre!i· dent and to take over the White House. (See EAGLETON, Pa1e I) , * * -ti Te~grams ~ . ....-... "". Ask Dropping· WINNERS QF THE TbM-,SAWYER·BECKY THATCHER CONTEST AT HUCK FINN FISHING CONTEST Mike Brown, 11, of H\Jntington Beach i nd Rene Regehr, 11, of Inglewood Take tluntington &..ch Tltlu Of Eagfuton CUSl'ER, S.D. (AP) -While Sen. George McGovern remained secluded at his ,South Dakota '·cabin r e t r e a t , telegrams . began arriving from suir porlirll and most urged him lo drop Sen. Thomas Eagleton as· bis running mate in the wake of bis disclosure of psychiatric care and of electric 6bock treatment for nervous exbeustion~ · ~ · Some telegrams urged Eagleton's retention, )Jut they were· out numbered 2 to I by antagonistic ones, - Many of the telegr~ are focused as. much on the fact Eagleton failOd lo tell McGovern about his medical hlstory as· on the fact that he bad . undergone the treatment between 1960 and 1966. McGovern on Tuesday r e j e c t e d Eagleton's offer to quit. The Democratic presidential nominee said he wants to "wait and see" the reaction. "We ask to disassociate your can- didacy from that of Sen. Eagleton, whose unconscionable, pUerile and rapacious duplicity Is reprehensible and Irr compatible witb your held, principled and visionary primary campaign," said a telegram from SUsan and William Becker cf Philadelphia. .. Since you have conceded election to Nixon by selection of psychotic," wired Bernice J. HclJcn of Berkeley, Cam., "! wOuld like refund of money contributed when you were viable candidate." Tbe telegi'ams were sent through the Telex machine in the press room of the motel here, where reporters are staying, seven miles from McGovern's"' Sylvan Lal:e retreat . . ' -. EVEN T~. 'SAWYER.' COMPETED IN THE CONTEST Tom S.wyer, 12, 'of Huntington BHch, That 11 " Meadowlark Study Gets OK • SuperiJ isors Appro ve Probe into Airport's Futu re ' ' A Joint study of the future of Meaclcwlark Airport In Huntington Beach waa approved by the Orange County Beard cf SUpervlocn Tuesday. lllDltlniton Beach p I an n In 1 com- mlaaloner and Qiam~ cl Commerce . Preaident Reger Slata apct0 fer tbe ci· ty. lie said !be ,pU!pCe Wat "to detennlne Ibo feasibility ti oontlnnlng tbt llrpcrt and 111 eventual lnttcraUcn Into the ecunty airpcr1. ll)'alem." lie aaid tbe city tentaUvely p~ to acquire tbe adjclnlnJ Meadcwla?lt Gell c.une u a clear "'°" II retenlloo cl, lbe llrpcrt ... indicated by the 1tudy. 6upervlacr David L. Baker aald, In hll view. tbe llrpcrt should not ..... be there, but added , "It 11 up to HunUnilcn Beach" and agreed to the study. He pointed• that past ·studles ·cf lbe Meadowlark Airport had , resulted in a' -·benefit•ratlo of doubtful value t .. tbe Couaty,, The aludy plan calls for ·!be ap- pointment cf the county attmlnl1tralive clflcer, tbe real property oe.i:vlces 1ili:ec- tor, the dlnctot of aviation and the COW1 .. • ty couolel to aerve with tbe mayor, city nwuicer an<f a city CO\l!ICllman from Hlll1UIJctoa Beach en the study team. ~ u ld 1 final report "111 be made on or beloro Dec. I cl this year. ' Allllouch be said be ,, .. not pft..oauy ,. ' 1 In favor cf oontlnua tion cl tbe allPcrt, S1a!ff warned that the owners cl t~ alrpcrt iahd have stated ,Ibey wUI even< toally'.leU ~property; Slates ,indicated tbe property probably would b ... developed is single family hornet. •The alrJlc>tl properly ls "wider lease to · John Turner and the peel bu about two and .. ·hall years to run. 'rumer. a low mcnlhl ago, tried ,'tc inlerest Ille .OUnty Iii Inking owr tbe lease: Director cf AvlaUon Robert Bresoahan did net la¥ct the lease Idea and In C<lll- Jwictlon with the clty end tl\e ...,.ty· llrpcrt mmmlsaloo came llp wtlb tbe ltudy P"'l'&m. • I ·Chess P layers ~ - Agree to Draw .. In Seventh Game REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI) -World chess champion Boris Spassky agreed to a draw today in the seventh game of the $250.000 match, The draw gives Bobby Fischer a 4 to 3 edge. Spjr.isky, in a sealed move, earlier moved bis king rook pawn one square - an act most experts agreed wou ld end the game in a draw. Eight moves later, Spassky agreed to !he draw. Referee Lothar Schmid made the move for Spassky. Spassky took 45 minutes to work out the move before the game adjourned Tuesday. He wrote it down and gave It in a sealed envelope. to Sclunid so it could be played IOday. Schmid, however, could not. make the play Ulltli challenger Bobby ~r shewed up. The unpredictable Ameri<ID arrived 12 minutes late for today's game. Fischer. bas been la'te !or every game so far. Fischer ~t up until 5 a.m. (local time ) plottlnS" his strategy against Spassi(y. Aides sald Ile went to bed "satisfied" he could bea~ the champion. Chamber Dinner Set The Huntington Beach Chamber or Cornmttce will hold itt annual mern-- berabip "Nautical But Nice" dinner· dance at tbe HuntlngtoJ1 Harbour Beach Club at 7 p.m. this Friday. Cost is $7.SO per person, and "cruiae. attire11 is sug· gested. Reserv ations may be mode by calling96U661. Oruge Weailaer It'll be bet again an Thljl'lday, according to the ,..atherlady. Highs at the beacbea around '111, tising lo 90 Inland . Lows tonight I $!~. INSmE TODAY Hundreds of Alabama blae7' mert aom< •I 10llom i... died, have DeC'll cue-to n/for1Dilh WfttHG!<d·'111'htli< Mncs 19#2 .,\ part cf •. gOlla!lmnt rtudp ,., e<11tll/ dlscl .. t d. Slcf'll Page lS. ' ' ... , ........ " ...... .... AWfWI ....... . ~ ...... 1• Of ... 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Kelty allo Uld tht !Ire probably WU not acddental. 11We1ve lllmln1ted all ac- cidental cau-1e1 90 It looks like a case of malldoUI mllcblel," aald Kelly. Merwin Aid he aaw lwo young boya .••11 11 bleyclu abortly btlon ba n:rec1 tbe r .... ! . ,Suspect Pleads Innocent in 3 .. -:COunty Murders -:: Amos Lewi& RatcWf, accused of the 'lllb' ~ murder In Founlaln Valley ol hll t«stranatd wile and two of her frltnd.s, ·pleaded Innocent Tuesday at his ar- ralpment In Wl!t Orange County Munlclpol Court. A preliminary haarlng 11 acheduled Auf • .U In tho WaalmlDllM nourt with a public defender bundling RatclUl'I cue. Thi IQ.year .. ld man it bellll bald without ball In Ora .. t Cowltt Jail. Bill review 11 1chaduled lor the ume dll' u tht pretlmlnary bearing. RAtcllll "WU arr.,ted in Weotmlnaler fotliiwlris tho · 'lbootlng or .llttty L. Ratalllf, 41~ of IOlll Momlnl·Glory Ave., cra11 P. lllrll. 11, of 1625 Dorll Place, ~nabelm, and Barbara L. cartw, U, of 9380 McFadden Ave., Wealmlnlter. ~inger Taking Rest . ; MONTE CARLO (AP) - E 11 a Fitzgerald was ordered today to rest in her hotel room because of a recurrence 91 eye lr<lUble that lore.Cl her to cancel fCVeral eng!gements on the Riviera last year. ,· DAILY PILOT 1'ti. or.,... CN1t o.i.1LY ,ILOT wlift Wflidt i. uitl'llllllN the Mt'#l·Pl'flS. 11 publlr.fltd Illy IN Or..,_ C•ltl Pllblltl'llnt Clll'llPllFl'f. Stpa. nte edttltnl art pUMlllltll, Monday tllrouoll f'rflll•Y· "" COiie MtH, Newport le9dl, HuntlntfOft l!lt«h/Founl•l11 v111tr, lttuM IMdl, INlflt/S.ddltlN(k 11'111 111'1 Cltmtftltf .S.11 J_,.11 c..,r11rw.. A 11no11 r..,1cin11 fflUon Is PlllllliJIMll ltlUl'llt 't" lllllll Swic11rs- TN 1Wlncl11tl Jll,lbllel'll"9 111Jant "!1 t i ,. We,I 9'1 llrMI, C.1!1 M•a, C.lll#lllt, n&l6. ••ltert N. w,14 ,rnlffnt elld hb11thtr Jae• t . Cwrl1! 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The President said that the 3.5--mlle 1trttcb of beach valued at $20.5 mWlon could bl turned back lo tba Marine Corpa uolaaa tha atate develope It oulficlenUy for Jtlbllc uaa. The proputy ha1 been l11Hd to tht 1ttta on a •t I"' year tolttn payment !or llOyW'I. Nbron uud the San Onolrt beach u a CUI-in JOlnt during dlaculalon with the· Iii~ boon! during a mieU.,. In tho Whitt lloUle Oval Olftce. The board met wltb the PN11dent In a dllcU11lon ol bla If.month old Le11cy ol Plll'U Prosram, 1 plan whenoby ourplua federal property wlll be mad ... ver for U11 by the public. The Pr11ldent'1 point In brlngln1 up the San Ohofr1 uunple w1• to 1how that looll bur11ucr1cy mu1t aometlrn11 be 1p111Tad Into action on the 11111 ol lederal tlrrllol')I. Local action wu 1purred at the San Onolro beach by the Preoldenl while vacatlODlng at the San Clemente White HoUH recently. ID 1 move which Jen rod tape clipped, ahraddad, and acattlnd to th• wind, the Pr11ldent 11ve otate 1nd lederal olllclala two houri to come up with "im- provementa" on the ruued coutllne property. ....... r ... 1 EAGLETON. • • Nawamen who quutloned EasJtlon to- day at 1 morning new• conference ukad him again, u thay did Tuaaday, wbetber ht would allow holpltal ~ ol bla treatment lo bt made public. Eaglelon qaln reluaad, nyilll that these records are private, prlvlleged documents. "And it Is my intention that they IO remalni" he utd. Ht aald tht ~ art Intended u communications among doctors, that they contain hJgbly technical information DOI nadUy und1ntandable by laymen, 11111 tljat they '1'1'1taln lnlonnatlon from poraooal lntarvlew1. However, E11leton did leave open the po11lbUlty thar'ht will allow hll lonner doclorl lo dlacUla trealment tbey asve him. Ht notad that prole11lonal ethic• p,... vent pby1lclana lrom dilcuaaln1 publicly mattert relating lo their poUenil, and said be would within the nut lew days speak lo tht doclort and "dlacuaa wltb them what ,lbou)d be 1ald." The Mluourl ltnalor WU •cheduled lo depart today !or Honolulu, lo addreaa a union meeting. He said he would telaphone the doctors after ht returna Thursday. I At the Loa Angtlt• ntWI conlennce, ntw1man alao preaaad EasJtloll on why he had not told McGovern about bla men- ial probltma when Mc<lov.. ollarad blm the vlce-prealdenUal nominaUon. "Qllite lrlllkly, I dldn~ think that theae o:peritnccl ware of th1t great moment," EasJalon aald, "I DOW rHllu that it II. I've reed tht mominl be1dllne1." Ha aald McGovern liad ofleracl tho No. 2 opot on tht Democratic ticket during 1 hacUc dlf and that now he. btllevaa be probably would have !old McGovern about II U b• had had m0rt time lo think. EasJelon 11ld that no mombert ol hl1 lamil1 hava bten 111bJact lo mental dU· llculllea. Ht aald bla mother dltd of byparlanllon and bl1 father dltd of natural cauaea wben "bla lntarnal or11na jull alowtd down at qe 71." ,.,..,.. r .. e I REACTION •.• wlll lulflll hll duties u vlco prealdant with d1attnctlon." DemocraUc Leader Mllte Manllleld or Montana upreaaed bla appreclaUoa of the atatamtnta made by Scott and Welcker, nylnJ be 11 glad the Republicana opo'ke out In EqleloD'I behaU. Mansfield uld Eqleton "h" been a great senator," addlnl "he bu my COID" plete confidence and trust." . The Democratic leaders saJd there ls no qu..Uon that SaaleloD bu the ability, "phy1tc1Uy, mentally, or otbetwju," to serve as vice prtatdenL Earlier Manalie1d had told nefiSIDtn be is glad Eagleton dlsclo,.d h 1 s hospitalization "ao that Iha possible rumors and innuendoes can be 1aJd &o rest.'' Sen. Harold E. Hushes CD-Iowa), 1 former eovemor who u1d be flq:t came · to know E11loton u attorney 1eneral and · lieutenant aovornor or Mlsaourl, told the Stnote he hos been lmpre1ted by · Eaglelon '1 lnte1rlty and a p I r It u a l 1trengtb. S.n. Barry Goldwater ol Arl%Olla, tho 1114 Republican nomlnte for praaldent. aald "peychol'llcil subJecta art mattart for docto11 lo dlscuu and !or laymen lo avoid" and added he "would hopt that his whole mailer could lmmedlalely ht dropped and lor1ottu." . •·r ilnplont m1 llopubllcan coll..,... 111111 U.. Dtmoors11 wbo ,,.. oppoNil to t1tt llcQovem.Eqloloa Ucbt llO! lo ' allow thla factor to enter tho r11lm of political dltcuuion, "·Ooldwmr llOlcL They dld. Top officials of the parka department, mlUtary offlcer1, and o(flc1all of the Gtneral Services Adqliiµ1tr1tion 1pent a two-hour lunch teleJJhOnlna 1Ubonllnates. At the end ol that luoclt, lmllrovemeot• amounting to water supply tank trailers, support vehicles, and chemlcaJ toiletJ were provided for. V1rlOU1 military 11~111 aro Pro- vldll'!& tan 400 1allm water t~, on 1lte now, twe 1,000 11Uon water truckt, a bulldozer tnd ,.voral Oatbod trallerl for trub plckUp. The otate II urgently aeeklnc 1 COD· tnctor who CID aupply tho chamical tolloll and aarvlce them In the pork aru. The park area now provldaa camping 1rea1 !or vlalton •IO!ll ~ abandoned portion o! the old PacUlc Coall lfllbway. Future camplnf arw may b e developed 11o., the canyon floors. Eusone Junallo, head Oranae Coaot Park ranaer aald today. Junatte 111d that Jut !Ilea! year, •nd· in& June 30, more thin 200,000 persons vlolted the beach, which at that time did not have the Prealdentlat lmprovements. Junette 11ld that hl1 f1sur11 1how ln- cre11ed UH ol tho park by the public. Over tht July 15-11 weekend, Ranters dttermlned that 457 11d1y-uae" vehicles and Ill camper·lype vehlclea wen at Ille J>lrk. DAILY PILOT lttff I'll.,.. llr fflMI Ulltr Durlnf tile 11me period lut year, 215 dtf"UH ve.hlcles and 482 ca.mpen UJed the laclllty. The ranger aald that there II no plan for mwJve brUlh clearln&. WITH TWO BROKEN LEGS, HE STILL CAUGHT A FISH John Vincent, 11 , of Huntington Beach During Competition We want to leave the area Jn 11 natural • state u poaalble," the Ranter uid. Junette nld that peroono utlng the park, mUJt camp 1n tht approved 1paces, due lo II.re huardJ and danger or chUdren becomlnf lost. When developed with !Ire rln11 and other cruture comfortl, the camping ear111 wW be acceaalblo cmly by loot. Junette noted that lmprovementl on the area are btlf1I made .iu IOOD u posai- ble ." S. Viets Seize Half of Vital .Quang Tri Fort SAIGON (UPI) -Booth Vletnam"e paratroopen took control ol hall of Quang Tri Clty'1 llone citadel today and ralaed their country'• fi11 on tile hlchell part ol Ill will whUo lhe battle !or tile lortreaa continued, field reporta aald. North Vletnameae aunnen lntenollled their ellorta lo block convoya on lfllhway 1, tho llllln supply n>11la !or the paratroopera lnllda the citadel, UPI cor- rupondent Arthur I111bee Hid. Ill&bte nld Communlll arllllery rir. wa1 directed 1t government poaltlons on the hlchway near the My Cbanh River to- dlf, but that tbe 1heU. dropped 1horl or their tar11ta. Action Deferred Another Week On Busing Bill WASHINGTON (AP) -A Shlll'J>IY divided House Educatio n Committee voted today to poatpone for another week any action on a strong antlbuaing bill. The committee voted 1e to 16 to hear more wit nesses on the controversial measure and to put oU any action on It until next Wedneaday. The vote came after Rep. Alphonso Bell CR.Calif.), told the committee it would be a serloua mistake to approve such a far-reachlng bill without furth er study. ''If we act too hastily we may be sorry for a long tbne/' said Bell. Rep. Roman C. Pucinski (b-111.), a leading sponsor of tbe bill, angrily de- nounced the committee action as a delay- ing tactic. "All we are doing is putting off this im- portant matter so membera can avoid a tou.&h vote," Pucinskl said . "If we don't rhove on It today we might as well forget about It." The motion to call in more witnesses was offered by Rep. Auguatus F. Hawkins (0-Calil.). A U.S. edvller lold I111bee that the d 11.,-n1.1n, 1•v• the paratroopers "not 4 People Kille only a paycholo1lcal advantqe but 1 tac- From Page l FISHING ... don't catch as many fish." Neverthtless, the youngsters at the derby all seemed to· have a good time. one lad, who came out on the short end ot a car versus bike accident, 1howed up in a wheelch1lr. He wound up catching a fish that was a compelltor in the conte11t for heaviest fish. Sponsors of the event gave out enough prizes so that nearly everyone got one, and many got two or three. First place wlMers in the fishing categories, all of Huntington Beach, were : -J-Ieaviest fish : Terry Robertson, 12, of 8306 Rolf Circle, a 'i~ pound but- termouth perch. -Longeat fish: Steve Witte, 10, of 8331 Snowbird Lane, a 121h:-lnch smelt. -Best variety: SCott Wall. of 9382 Nautilus Drive, four types ; White croaker, herring, jack smelt and perch. -First flah caught by a boy: Stuart Shlm, 13, of 21421 Lemontree Lane. In the Huck Finn and Becky Thatcher costume contest, first through third place winners were : Huck Finn: Mike Brown, 11, of 19812 Estuary Lane ; OoMa Hyma , 10, of 191&2 17th St.; Patrick Lake, 10, of 7791 McFad· den Ave ; Becky Thatcher: Rene Regehr, 10, of 20822 Ca tamaran Lane; Karen Hyma , 10, of 19152 17th St.; Karen Dobyna, 11, of 10091 WblppoorwUI Ave. llcal edvanta1e. It's tbe hl1but point !or J R p , Rin mllu around and from there yOU can n oad MIS' hap rost1tute g look down the throata ol the North Viet· namese." 1 SAYRE, Okla. (AP) -Four member1 B k • Jt l n Salfon, 1 government 1pokaaman of a San Marino, Cali!., family have been 1'0 en Ill 8 y llld more thin a battalion of Communllt killed when their motor home pluna:ed in- troops were "•till holdln1 an ma 1n the to a creek 1ix mlles e;tst of this far ROME· (AP) -The Rome pollce uy A '421,000 l'lallonal Science Foundation grant has been awarded to Cal State Fullerton and other campuses to train unemp)Qyed aero1pace engineers and veterant 11 .science and math teachers for ghetto scbool1. The five-year program was revealed Tuesday in Sacramento by Gov. Ronald Reagan. Jobless men who already have colle&e and university dearee1 will receive top consideration for assignment to t h • unique Urban Science Jntem Teac.hing Prosram. "It was a long tlme coming," Governor Reagan declared. "This pr0£ram will alleviate S()me of the unemployment p r o b I e m a o! aero6pace workers and v e t e r a n s , ' ' Governor Reagan remarked during a press conference. ''It will alao provide a preu conference "It wlll allo provide quality teacher• of science and math in our inner city schools, create an opportunity for new careers and improve cooperative com: rnuruty relations with our institutions or hliher learning ," he continued. Cal St1te Fullerton's Science and MathemaUcs Department designed the curriculum for the program. Support is promised by the sta te Department o! Veterans' Affa irs and the Loi Angeles Unified School District. Some training of men selected for the grants will be done in Los Angel es schools. The Aerospace Foundation ls considering financial assistance to the program next year. Interns chosen ....... a total of 20 in 1m nad 50 next year -wlll 1et $5,200 during one summer session and a succeeding full academic year of training. During succeeding years, the arants will be reduced due to anticipated. numbers ol interns who obtain seU·lllP" porting jobs in the interim period. Cal State Fullerton will begin the Urban Science Intern Teaching Program thla year. Don Jose's Hit By Lo1te Gu1ima1t For Second Time In a repeat perfonnance of a robbery two weeks ago, the Don Jose Restaurant: in Huntlnglon Beach wu held up Tuu- d1y night by 1 young bandit who eacaped with more than $300. Police said the restaurant cashier, Sue Elliot, was approachtd at 5:45 p.m. by a man In his early 20'1 who had a levi jacket wra.Pped around h1a left arm. The m'!JI pulled a b-. paper bag from under the jacket and said to Mias Elliot, "Be calm and collected and put all the money In the bag," according to police reporta. The cashier said the man motioned mder bis Jacket u U he had 1 gun but she never uw It, police said. The bandlt fled Oil loot after srabblng t~u bag from Miss Elliot. Miss Elliot also w11 the cashier tn the July J7 robbery of the restaurant at t09S Adama Ave. Aa In tbe Tuesday night rob- bery, she wu approached by a man who said be had a gun under his Jacket and demanded the money be put into a brown paper baa. Gator Sea8on Slated wutem part" of the citadel. However. western Oklahoma city Tuesday. they1ve broken up an eipe.nsive proe- I111bee said the poratroopen aelzed the They weno ldenlUied aa William August tltutlon ring and selsed the madam'• ad-lIBW ORLEANS CUP!) -Hunten wlll aouthoutorn hall ol the lortreu while Freed, 4G ; hi• wUo Marganot, u , and dreos book ol 1!0 •llnf dlplomall, be oJ!owed lo kill 4,000 alliaaton In tho North Vietnam•,. •tlll held tile tbelr two children, Jacqulin , 18, and buainesmien and actors wbo paid u Louil!Ana dlli'lnl a ll:day hUDllric aeaaon northwut ball. John, 9. A filth occupant, Elisabeth much as IOO 000 lire "'" per air! · •·-'· be ·~ •••·• .~•c11u "Since tbe enemy II 1111l tn the clttde' ' -,... -• "1 .. ,..m r, -•~~ • wu • oom-' McCoy, 18, ol San Marino, was ejected The police announced the arrell of mluloo announced TutedaY, lt II the It II not yat undar control ol tbe 1overn-lrom the vehicle end was reported In Roaa Vurto, 40, known to her lntlmatu ftrat open aeaaon oil llll&aton In aeven ment troopa," the spokeaman aald. The sa"·lactory condltlon at a Sa-holpltal. al Rotallnda ·or T"'" 0 -e y••- Salgon command ha1 iald n wUI not con· 'aii~iiiiiiiiii;;;miiiiii;;;;;i;i';;; .. iiiiiiiiiiilifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_,iiiii-.;.iiii·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiii_ii.iiiii ~iiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijl sider the ambaltled city under 1ovem-I ment control until the citadel ta entirely GEM TALK recaptured. Bowling Alley WUl Reopen In Huntingto1i Hunllnglon Lanea ii expected to reopen Its doors Aug. 18 under new manage- ment. The bowling alley, which closed May 1 because of financial dlfllcultl"· allo wlll be paylnf $64,000 In prize money lo bowleto Immediately on ihe clooe or escrow on Aug. 15, according to Gary Ford, vJce president and general mana1er ol Lellure Tlmt Sports, Inc. of Ban DllCO. TODA\' by J, C. HUMPHRIH The Orient ollen a aeemlngly unllmit· ed supply of bara1lns in everythln1 from eameru to jewelrJ, and the avtrap tourist often buy• when ha ahould not. A good case In point is usyntbetlc jade," the poorest of which is called "syutheUc cat's-e)'e!. 0 • ' I, The facility closed when orflclals were unable to cover the 1weepataku ex· penses of the vanou1 lta11te1 at the alley. A Jadelllte lmltatloo 11 ollet'td ill Hong Kong and Japen under nam" such aa "l)llllhetlc }ade " "llmort stone," or "mela Jed•." 1\ila material II aold In el&bt tranolul'lllt lhldea of .,... called Bu"""' A, B and C, Auatrallan A and B and Alrlt>an A and B. Avillabla In 14 KL Whltl or yellow COid . . The .. ,,. ...... peotlakn ah cuh prllea llld trophlea 1lven 10 bowlll'I oo tho ball• of their ,,._ lbroulhout the )'Ur • l\lemben of the l1111tea bad ~n paying tht alley a 111 Helt -it !or the IWMpalaktl ftmd, Four daya all• tht all11 cloatd lta oporatloo, It was aellad b7 the Orin(• County Tu Collectnr'a olflce !or •tl,IOl.lt In btclt i- Tbe COWlt,r olflcllla lt&d planntd lo auction the equlp111111t in lht au.,. cm May • • bul at tltt lul mlMlle tao• lltunawlck Corporallon paJ4 Ula IMIU l&&ea.- Althoulb it ta clllmtd that tho rew material• Uled are whlta Jode and quar11 ttcbnlCll llsll •how >111111 and !)h111"1l cbaraclerlstiCll wall wlthllt tho l'tllfl !or ordlnll"f 11 .. , and Iha e.tmnel)' poor Imitations haft radtatln1 fibara CIU•lnf tbt col'Hye appuraoce lrom wltldl the lmltetlon derlY!I 111 namt. u you .. lo the Orllll~ tnlOJ.: ... perleooe but bring !tome aily bat' 1aln1 whlcb )'Ollr own tralnlni anti tr· perf<o<e will anablt you to proparlT avaluate. ' • I I • J.C. JJump,rie6 J1W1/,r6 1823 NEWPORT ILVD., COSTA MESA CONVINllNT TllMS JI YEARS IN MMI l.OCATION IANICAMIAICAAD-MAITIA CHAAll •HOHi 141-1401 • • r 2 d v r " t e t v t ti r " ' " w 0 t t •• Lawy~rs Hear Brown Ex-governor Sees Tough Fight in Campaign By TOM BARLEY Of It!.-.,_llf Plitt Sttlt Sen. George McGovern' has a "toug\ row to hoe" between now and the November election but a lot of Republicans who deprecate his bid for the White House may have to eat their words in the fall, former California Gov. Edmund G. "Pat" Brown told Orange County lawyers Tuesday. Brown, who went to the Democratic party's 1972 convention as. a delegate for Sen .. Edmund Muskie, told Orange Coun· ty Bar As.soication members that there "will be 25,550,000 more voters in November than there were for the 1968 presidential election. "Many of them wlll be tho kind or youl1( voter• who oo transformed that convention," Brown said. "And Nixon supporters ought to be aware of the fact that their registrations are runJ'ling two to one in favor of the Democratic Par· ty.'' Brown, who reminded bis audience more than once that be be1t Nixon in bis 1962 bid for re-election as CalifOrnia governor, stressed the determined pre-- election registration dr!Ve of McGovern supporters. · .. Thls factor alone could make all the difference in the November election," Brown said. "They're registering all Laguna's Lorr Recalled; Johnson to Succeed Him By BARBARA KREIBICH Of rtie 0•11)1 Pllot Sl•fl Laguna Beach City Councilman Edward C. Lorr was recalled from office Tuesday and Planning Commission Chainnan Carl E. Johnson Jr. elected to succeed him. Voters in 12 of 14 precincts put the recall over the top by a relatively narrow margin of, 427 votes. The final tally was 2,307 votes for the recall; 1,880 against. Johnson swept the field of four can· didates with 2,099 votes. Runneru.p Wayne Baglin received 1,098 votes, while Larry Campbell and Beth Leeds trailed with 341 and 221 votes respectively, The recall-council balloting drew a 41 percent turnout of the Art Colony's 10,366 eligible voters, with 4,209 ballots cast. "I think this means the people want peace on the City Council and I hope I can contribute to that," said Johnson when the final vote tally was posted. Lorr said the result was "about the \Vay I figured." A controversial figure on the Laguna political scene for the past two years, Lorr was charged by recall proponents \vith failure to respond to the wishes of the community with regard to high rise; encouraging litigation against the city on the bu~ding height limit; misuse of tax· payers money in taking his wife to con· ventions at city expense; and opposing the appointment of women to city posi- tions. Johnson said that he \vas glad the r.ecall was approved by voters because, •'This means it was 1 valid election." If the recall vote. bad been insuificient, Blast Shatters Recruiting ' Site OAKLAND (UPI) -An apparent bomb explosion ripped through an Army recruiting station in downtown Oakland early today. Two police officers in a car patroling the area received minor Ur juries. The blast blew out windows of the storefront.type office and some panes in nearby buildings. A police spokesman said the patrol car was aliout 100 yards from the recruiting office when the explosion occurred. Tse two officers in the automobile were treated at a nearby hospital and releas- ed. • Report Blat.ed the City Council would have been re., quired to appoint a successor. to LoIT, who had subinitted his resignation, ef· fective July 31. Johnson, 50, Is a 10-year Laguna ml· dent, a fonner president of the Civic League, and bas served on the Plannimg Commission since 1969. He was the only member of the commission re-appointed when the council elected in 1970 revised the make-up of the planning body. A chemist, he is employed as a seniQr research assistant with Chevron Oil Field Research Company in La Habra. A proponent of slow, carefully planned growth, he supported tire 3&-foot building height limit and the 20,000 population goal figure in the land use element of the General Plan a n d non-commercial development of the Main Beach Park. Dark horse arhong the candidates was Baglin, a 29-year-old newcomer to the Laguna scene, who garnered almost half as many votes as the popular Johnson and almost double the combined total for the other two candidates. A three-year resident, Baglin made a last-minute decision to enter the council race and engaged in a vigorous, door·to- door campaign. Asked ii he would be tempted to try !or public office again, after his surprise showing in the recall vote, Baglln said, "We'll see about that, but I've really en· joyed this -it's my lnnet drive. Right now I'm mostly looking forward to a relaxing weekend." A good·sized crowd gathered at City Hall Tuesday night to watch posting of the election returns, but it was subdued, compared with the excited, sometimes jubilant groups that gathered following the high rise and ,city council balloting. Johnson was given a round of applause when it became apparent he was the win· ning candidate. Servicemen's . Center Slates Hawaii Luau The Interfaith Servicemen's Center will hold a Hawaiian luau complete with island music, Polynesian food and hostesses in muu muus at 8 p.m. Satur- day at the center, 154 Avenia Vdictoria, San Clemente. The center is in need ot donations of canned goods, hot dogs, watermelon, pineapple, salad dressing .and other foods, ti{rs. Mary Nugent, junior hostess supervisor said. Ralph Nader, longtime critic or the Corvalr automobile, told the Sen· ate Commerce Committee Tuesday that a two-year study and report by the National Highway Safety AdminlstraUon is Incorrect In Its findin gs about the car. The Teport said Corvalra are no more 11nsafe than other contemporary autos. Nader said that ls like saying arsenic Is no more hazardous than cyanide, ' theae young people jUst u rut •• they can ond thote vo1t1 could possibly awing the campaign to McGovern. "Nixon'"" a touch campataner al)d nobody knows tbat better tban I do " Brown said. _••1•11 concede now that be made a better President thao I ever thought ho would but the !act remaln.! that he can be beaten." Brown deplored some of the pro. ceedings he witnessed at the Democratic ~arty convention, particularly the bar· rUJg or the Mayor Daley delegation, but be saw the net result of the Miami Beach conference as "the forging of 1 united Democratic Party. '1He's got youth, women, blacks Chicanos, Indians and all those splint~ groups who often preferred to be splintered behind him," Brown laid. "I'm happy to say that I was in a J>OSi· tion to give Sen. McGovern advice based on my own experience and I believe it helped' him a little in his drive for the n1?iµination ." , Brvwn said a President McGovern would face many of the issues on a na· tional scale that he once (aced as governor of California "many of which are no more resolved today under Gov. Ronald Reagan thait· they were when' I left office:.•• One . or 'any administration's fll'St moves, the ebullient ex-governor said, must be the legalization of marijuana "based on the opinion of many medical men who regard it as no greater a danger tJ)an alcohol. .. Let's put all the money we waste on prosecuting these kids into their educa· tion," Brown said. "It would mean the sensible diversion of millions of dollars that are now expended in pointless pros- ecutions." Brown told the lawyers' meeting that he regarded his careful selection of Judges -several Brown appointees were at the meeting -as "one of the greatest achievements of my years in office. "We picked well and I only have to look to Orange County for proof of that," Brown said. "And it was good to see five of my appointees on the right Side when the Cali!ornia Supreme Court voted six to one to outlaw capital punishment." * * * Nixon Defeater Just Baby Sitter "Pat" Brown never fails to remind his audiences that the high point of his political career was "when I beat Dick Nixon ln -1962" but be had a new slant on the on told take Tuesday. "My wUe and I were at home looking after our three grandchildren the other night when a film of Mr. Nixon's visit to China and Russia came on the television screen," be told Orange County Bar Association members, •lweu, we watched tt," he said, "and then when it was all over my wife switched oH the set and turned to me and said iwell, of all things, here I am sitting with a man who once beat Richard Nii:· on'." "What about it?'' Brown asked his wife. "Don't you realize what you are right now?" Mrs. Brown said. "Why, you're just a baby sitter!" Bomb Explosion Kills Mystery . Man in Vehicle LAS VEGAS (UPI) -A bomb ex· ploded the parking level o! a bank building Tuesday, killing a man ten- tatively Jdentified as a former FBI agent, state legislator, assistant city attorney and part owner of a hotel and casino. The dead man was believed to be William G. Coulthard, authorities said, but officials said they could not be positive of the identUication. 'Ille bomb was believed to have been planted in bis car, No motive was known Witnesses saw Coulthard get off ~ elevator in the Bank of Nevada building al the tb(rd noor, used for parking, and walk t;oward bis car. The explosion, with the forte of about IO sticks of <fynamite blasted the area minutes later, tearb,g apart parked auto.s. Other can burned or exploded up to an boor later, apparently because ex· plosloo damaged gasoline tanks leaked while fires begun by the bl21t continued to burn. The charred nnainl of a mao were found In one of the cars. "The car was reg1stered to Mr. Coultbanl," said Battalion Fire Cblef Otto McFarl~nd. Firemen laid the explosive appeared to have been pllll!ted1 under the oteerlng wheel of Coulthard'• car, probably on the fioor of the lnlot ... t. Tiie force o! the blut tore a bole thrw1h the coocnte fioor under tho car. Fow: cars were ttdiJced to twisted nib- ble, and IO others burned or dal!Ul&ed by by water from firemen's boles. Coullbaro, 56, served u an FBI agent from 1939 to 1915, and btgan legal prao- tlce in Nevada In ltle. He ,... wlstant city attorney ol Las Vflu i-1917 to 1948, a member or the state board ol bar uamtoers from 1948 to 1•1; and-lerVell u president of the stall IDd councy bat . associations. He was a state assemblyman lrom 1951 to 1154 and served as apeaker pro tern of the leiJslature In 1~. He was secretary and part owntt of the Four Queens hotel and casino. • Disappearing Act A late evening ecl ipse of the moon, visible to Orange Coast resi dents was cap~ured oq film by a l~year-old Corona del Mar photographe; early this morning. The partial coverage of thf! moon 's disc by the earth's shadow began at 10:55 p.m. last night and reached its fllllest point at 12:20 a.m. Mental Control of Acids In Body Seen by Doctor By GEORGE LEIDAL 01 !tit 0•11)1 Piiot Stall Someday, people who suffer from pep- tic ulcers may be able to regulate the flow of stomach burning acid by con· trolling their thoughts and emotions . which turn on the acid machine in the first place. That is the hope of Dr. Peter Welgan, a psychologist who for three years has been studying ways of training patients to cut back the stomach acid which con· tributes to their ulcers. Welgan, 34, of Newport Beach, is an in· structor on .. the faculty . or UC 1rv1 ... California . College of Medicine and a clinician with the South Coast Regional Mental Health Center in Laguna Beach. His interest in thought control of body processes began at the University of Wisconsin where he earned· his doctorate. Welgan employs "biofeedback" in teaching mental controls of functions of the body. Biofeedback, put simply, is an in· formation process that allows people to "tune in on what's going on inside their body," Welgan ·said. . In the case of the ulcer research, the infonnati9n on internal body processes - stomach acid now -comes from an electrode. small enough to be swallowed. The electrode is attached to an acid level measuring device outside the body. In this instance the "biofeedback" the patient gets ls a precise measurement of the acid level of his stomnch. It nppears on a meter the patient vie\vs. . The training \Vclgan is testing involves direction to the individual to watch the meter and to think nbout decreasing the flow or acid. "There is a Jarge emotional com· ponent," Welgan said. "Thoughts and emotions contribute to increased flows of acid. People have a variety of ways or adjusting their emotions to cut down the flow," he said. One technique that may prove valuable is Transcendental Meditation -the mind, rest technique espoused by the Maharlshl Mahesh Yogi, Welgan said. Persons trained in TM may be part of the research efrort, although Welgan said the study is not limited to the one method of controlling body processes IJy the mind. ~ Welgan looks !or the development of~ "longterm training program that would free ulcer patierft.s from medical treat- ment and allow them to manage their ill· ness themselves." For some time it has been known a person can be trained to listen to his own heart rate - a factor that is important to persons with heart trouble. Welgan said now it is possible to teach people to sense their stom~ch activity and It may be possible to teach them to "turn off an emotion in order to turn off acid secretion in their stomach." The research effort Is to be conducted at the Orange COunty Medical Center. SA,£ ON! ............. D 0 H DAILY PILOT 3 Wife Held Pri-soner 7 Years . ~ELAND (UPI) -A 511-year<>ld woman, waving a bammer and clad in men 's long U."!.derwear and tennis shoes. has emerged from a dark storeroom fill.. ed with rotting garbage where · she has been Jocked for most of the laet ' seven years, the Cuyahoga County sheriff's of ... lice reported today. Neighbors said they often had heard moaning and crying from the ground floor storeroom y,•here Mrs. Elizabeth Brown Menafee had been living on the cjty's east side. Deputies said Mrs. ~1enafee bad been living there since 1964 and neighbors said they did not believe the woman had been out of the store room since Sep. teinber. 1970. Sheri ff's deputies, who had to break in· to the padlocked roon1 and shovel away gnrbage, Tuesday found the womM wielding a hammer and a broken wine bottle in defense of her prison. There was no electricity or water ln the storeroom. Neighbors told the deputies the \\'on1 an's husband, Joseph, 45, made ear· ly morning trips to the room with }!roceries several times a week. Police \\'ere seeking her husba nd for ques-- tioning. Mrs. Menafee was taken to 1-lawt hornden State Hospital and facts in the case were to be presented to the county prosecutor. Deputy Joseph ~1organ said the 1her· Uf's department had been trying to find Mrs, Menafee since Sept. 19, 1970. ''She was referred to Fair hill Mental Heallh Center in May of 1970," be 1aid. "and was later sent to Hawthornden. She was given a pass out ln September and never returned." "' Morgan said the department !led ll<i knowledge of the whereabouts of Mrs. Menafee until the building's owner, Mrs. Leroy Kelley, called the department Tuesday. "When we got there we found the front and rear doors padlocked on the outside," he sa id. ''Two rear windows were covered with bars and a front win- dow was boarded over." "The neighbors have been complalnlni for years," she said. Despite the fact they heard scream1 and kneW Mrs. Menafee was in the storeroom, none of the neighbors bad at• tempted to belp ber, she said. Gun'rrtan Robs Banlc.1 i'1-Grrw.i~ . A gunman, .described u young and neaUy dmaed, hold up.a teller In the Bank or America branch at t275t Sr Harbor Blvd., Garden Grove, Tuesday and escaped wlth mo. police reported . The robber handed a note to a !emafe• teller ordering her to put cash in a bank bag. The bank wu filled with customers at the time. but apparently no one realized a holdup was in progress. officers said. UMBRELLAS NYMPH CHAIR ....... : ............ s12aa • 7 ft. SWEETHEART CHAIR OR TWHI HEADBOARD .... s14aa ••• WASTE BASKETS ............ . HAMPERS ...................... ... •1•• S249 HANSING CHAIRS::.~ :::1.:.. ... s2911 NIGHT' STANDS .............. •2411 MAHAUll CHAIR ~~~:.'.'.~.. S1900 PAMOUI CMllOt 111'1 CMAllACTll TURTLE TABLE ~~~·-~:~ ...... s1411 AU. IUtt#Jll liND WKK•lt Af IAL• PlllCll Diameter •Colorful Alemating Colors SANTA ANA ORANGE COSTA MESA l '-"! • N ,1 Mn1n • 543·8213 ?J:t8 N Oronqn Moll• 998 -17 ?1 1706 Nr•wpnrf EJI. 1 • • 1 ;-.~ I ij l-,·•Nr•lhtJfl]1hSt IOOy<I Northr.of1hrl\rnod•oy n! 't•.\1 ' • I • • 4 DAll.V 'ILOT ill Five Bullet~ Hit Dean At Columbia NEW YORK (UPI) -llelll')' Coleman, pop<llar d•l!I of Columbia eou... acl- nllltad a 1111pended atudont to hla office 'l\ltldly. Within mlnutOJ, Coleman wu 17'ni In a pool of blood on the bell• carpet, abot five llmOJ. 'Poll<.'O tod1y were seeklnl Elrldtt McKinney, 20, a !()pbomore, In con-· noctlon with the abooUnl. Coleman, 4t, WU lD (ood oondltlon at St. Liiiie'• llolpltal. Hla MOii au!OUI wound was one to the cheat, but ht a1ao sulloted bullet wounda to tbe upper IU'IDI, wrtat and jaw. Deputy Chief In1pector Jul11 Sachlall ol tbe New York police uld McKtnnry, of au .. , •. bad -notllted two weekl a10 lhat lie ... oold not lie readmltltd lot b1s juntor ·yur In the tall_liecaUll bis crades were poor. • MC!Onn<Y ~nt to Coleman'• crot1nd boor olOcet In Hamlll<ln Hall Tuetdayd Sac'-1 aald. Whan lhe dean, wbo bl been locked In bis office In the llllll ball 4urln& aludoot uprialnp In the 1prln( o! \Ml, rtluaed Mc1Qooey'1 requttt !<) be rtadmlli.i, polioe 1a1a McKJMey left iAd came back a1aln In the alttmoon. ; Durtnr the aludtnt rebelllOD1 at the university, Coleman was actlnc d ... of· Ille mUar•· In that capacllf, be . waa the lllalMll rlllkln« untvtrllty official to .. With Ibo nbellloul 1tudon1J. ~ Coleman waa well liked on the eampu1, I""! bid a reputation lot deaUni l1lrly wtlh '"'"*111. Hll POlltlon requlnd him JO ilea! -lvaly "1th aludent allall'I, :::. be WU the natural mu for McXID· 1 y lo loll:'. .to rtprdlnC hll l\llPlflllOn. Pne·day Prote1t I Strike Approved By Britiahers LONDON (UPI) -The Trade Union Ccidahal (TUC), repruentlnJ IO mUUon Brttlah worller1, today 1pproved • pro- jloaal ..iJ1nc for 1 ollt'41y naUooll atrlke ))IODda)' to prolel! tbe Jalllo1 ol five lol!alllonman, I Union ldUt'tt llld. "'1e propoul, lntroductd to the TUC'a !leneral Co\lncll by' lht l!:nflneerlng JJnion, wu pund by an 18-7 vote, the t urce said. Tbt counoll !Jlcluded In Ill propOlal a ~vblon that no aeUon would be tal<on Jf~nday U the men we.re released. ~ Norman TUtntr, the officlal sollcllor, applyln( today for a coUrt order for y release of the men, jailed Friday dtfYlng Iba N1uonal lodualrlal Rela- 1 C..rt. ? Maaml'bil1, l)'lllpathy olrtkll for. Ibo .,flllborem•o cul moll ol London'• bus ~ and canctliil many flllhlJ out of i,ondon'• Heithrow Attport. Bui London .. a"'J)Oft 1p0koiman 11ld tbt . 1llu1tlon fl• not u bad ., llnt lured ble1uoe ma bua drlvara did report for work. Tbt HOUll of Lordi ruled loi!1y tl)at Trampoit alMI ·Otnorrll Workm tJnJon ts ruponoll>l• for ictlona ol II• h>p stewards. Tb1J reverse5 an appUl 4!ourl ruUni Jut month and meana lln<!• totaling !.!,000 poundl (fll'l,ltiO U.S.) will have to lie paid b)l !M union alltr all. The union wu Mad for boyeottlnl trucks at the Hull and Ltvarpool dockl, 1 move connected wUh Its battle against ~ -the issue al atal<e In tbt Jaiillil of the n .. 1ongoboremtn. If WU 11J1 lo Turner to bud off Mon- dat'a national atrlk• by obtalnlnr release ol the jailed men. Turner is an olllclal of Ille high court and aclJ on hil own ln- IUaUve on behalf of peraons jailed for contempt of court. He privonltd two of Ille jailad mtn llOm iollll l<l prllon tor the same rtason last month. Dentist Slays B1·ide LYNDH11RST, Oblo (llPl) -Or. Charle• C. Road Jr., II, a denUatl told police ho lbol hi• bride of two men hs to death alter mlataiclng her for a prowl· tt. Msrgsret Roed,11, was klUed early Tuesday by a blast from a shotgun. • Beach Strollers Dopes' Vlctorg House .Panel OKs Withdrawal Plan WASHINGTON (UPI) Congressiooal doves, fresh from a triumph lo tbt Senate, bava opened up a second lnlot In the HOUie IDCI acortd a P"Umlnary victory In their effort to legi41ata a11 end to U.S. mllltary ln- volvemant In !ndochlna. Io ao unprtcedeoted action, the once loyal Houae F.,.;p Af!alra Committee broke wllh the admlnlllrlUon TUeaday and approved an anUwar amendmont to the lorellft aid blU that would aeek • U.S. military withdrawal by Oct. I. THE SENATE Monday approved an amendment dlrectinf 1 wllhclrawal within four months but then turned around and killed the aid measure. Op- ponent.a of admioJstratJon policy in and out of QoDlreU are bopln1 tba' the new burst of linllwar act1vtty In ·111e~1touae might help revive that measure and persuade enough dove senators who voted aa:ainst die bill becauae of their dlJllke of the mllllJry aid program to vote for It If tJven 1 second ebaooo. ol lb• prlsooera aod the Htablllbment of an lnteroallooally auperv!Jed ct-fire cov•rinl all partlea to Ibo CClllO!CI. Ho 11ya lh1I ts neceawy to alop all tile kill- ing, not ju>l lhlt of Americana. Dove• cl1lm It wlll do Ju•t the oppoalte, motendlnl that II wlll not be acctpltd by Nortb Vleloam and will offer south Viet- nam a chance to veto a tetUement. Cblirmao Thomas E. Morsao (!>-Pa.), of tho Foreign Affall'I COrnmlllll, laid he hopes to bring the aid bill and llJ endo the-war amendment to the floor.. next week. Tbe House has never adopted legls- . l~tion settlng a termination dpte !gr U.S. milllley activity In Vlelnam bul doves soy !<Jttlment for their side ts fll'OWlng and a White House official wlunteered today that the outcome was too, ~ost to call. Market Basket Costs Up Again To Record Higli Aclor-aln1er Frank Slnalr• walks along Ute beach al Biarritz, France with beauty queen Miss Blarrilz, l1abell• Tiberghien, at this aouthwestern France summer reoort. Sinatra ii 1pendln1 1 few days on vacation in France. Palled by the oarrowol pooaiblt mal'fin of 18 to 17, the House committee meuure would modllloo the pullout and a hall lo U.S. combet activity on the 11Iease of American prllonora and the sale wllhdrlwal of remalnlna 11.S. forces. II ·a!Jo calla for 1 ctl,..flrl but only to the utent ....... ,, to C0111plate the withdrawal aod only between 11.S. and Communtal !orctl. WASIDNGTON (UPI) -Spurred by a 2.1 percent jump In farm prlw, the ret&ll cost of a typical family food market basket roae 0.9 percent In June to a record high, the Aarlc:ullure Depart- ment reported today. 'Bloody Friday' Prompts Strike In N. Ireland BELFAST (UPI) -Thousand• of Non.nem lttland'• factory workers, store cmployes aod public trantport cir.Ivers t'allted off their jobs today In oblervaoce of a national day of mouming for the nine victlml of "Bloody ·Friday." The obHrvance marks the series of bomhln11 In Belfast last Friday. The lrlah Republican Army CIRA) later ' claimed credit for the bombini•· A apokuman for. Belfut'1 Harland and Wolff ahlpyard, which •mploya 10,000 persons, »aid today'• walkout "~a1 been almOlt 100 percent." Many of the ad· mlnlalratlYe emploYet stayed on the Joba bUt producuon atopptd, he nld. Work also stopped at most facklrie1, l!ld otoru In the downtown area closed when the mourning observance olficlally lie1ao at II 1.m. (3 a.m. PDT.) Publl~ tranaport kopt running until noon to allow tbe worken to get home . The UDA nld there would be an elec- trlclty shutdown, ucepi to botpitala, from noon unUI 8 p.m., but a spokesman for the Eleclrlclty Board of Northern !rtlaod laid there had been no power cu!i b7 llliddl1. . The actloa, ~allad by the Ullter Dtfenle Alloclatkln (UOA) and the Loylltst ANocl&Uno of Worlclr1 came u mllltJry aour<et oald 1 8rlt~b army auault on IRA 1troogbolda In Lon- donderry may be Imminent. DAILY PILO? DELIVE!lY SERVICE Dtllmy of the D~~ Piiot Is guaranltfd Mondly.FrkNly: tf ytu· 00 ,., tllw )'OU' .,.,.,. .,. •:• p.m.. Q JI •nll r-w c•11r win M ttWlllt • ""' c.111 .,.. ,.~.,. Wtttt ,,. '·'"' l1tunll'f a.-ltmday: H you • "" rtettw Your copy by t a.rn. lat11rdty, or a a.m. Su!ldlly, call and • corr Wiii .. ""°""'' tt vou. C.111 trt •~en untll 10 t.rn. Te,leplMlllH lt.ott or11111 CNttY Al'Mt .... , •• , ....... , Nor111Wftl Hllnlll'lttofl INCfl lfld Wntml1111tf , ................ '*'Ult .. l'I C~lntnlf. C.'ltlnnt l .. dt. 1111 Ju111 ca11111rario, °'"' h i"', · SOulll LISIUfll, l.fSI-NIQ!Jtl ... , .,,.....,. Make Less Than $2.75? PRESIDENT NIXON be• proposed a U.S. withdrawal four months alter return The retail Increase w11 the sha""sl mOlithly 1ato alnce February Wl)en prlcu rose 1.9 percent. It left the market bUket coal, which had decUotd In March aod April liefi>re healnnlng a ..,. r!Je. In May, at 0.1 pel'OOlt above Marth Jev1ls and !.S percent above I year ago, Don't Sweat Contro'ls Wleks WASHINGTON (UPI) -Tbe Coll of Li.vJ.nt Council, reapondlng to a federal court order, has exempted 10 mUl1on low income worker• from waae control•. Co\Ulcil Director Donald R\lmlfeld aaid Tuesday that the fioor of $1 .9(1 per hour would be lilied to 12. 75. That. means any workers earning less than 12.75 per bour will be exempt from wage controls. The department'• monthly ''Price TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) -Four Spread" report ahowed aupermaitotJ reduced their marJlna for the lh1td coo-antiwar veterana who refused to anawer secutlve month e a partial offset to June a fedeial grand jury's questions have ac--increases in raw farm products. But the cused goverrunent attorneys or "abus-narrowed .marglns abtorbed only part of ing" grand jury powers in probing an the raw product and wholesale 1alns, alleged plot to dlsrupl the Republican IHVinf part of them to lie peosed on In the form of higher retail prl .. 1. Notional Convention. The report ltld the chief l1ctora In the • IUl'fl Probe U.S. Diltrict Judge David L. Mid· JUne price lnmaaes were 11tubltanUally dlebrooka Tuesday held 1 four-hour hear-hlgller'' lann returns for bit! caltlt, ( ,..-------:----. ing on contempt charges against the four · . which reached record levels, and for I ) membera of Vietnam Vetaran1 A11lnat rm ~ dr«l«/ts tH/ hogs. lnereaaes were also reported In N SHORT... the War (VVAW) after lbe U.S. Ith Cir· )QI 1n fOr not pl'rtfns lann values of frying chickens and fresh "----------..J , cuit Court .of Appeals rejected hll order ..-.tant.r.' fnllt, while fann and retail prices for e LBI Tested SAN ANTONIO, Tex. -Former Preal· dent Lyndon B. Johnlon must remain hooplllllled Indefinitely for tOlls to find out what caused chest WM and nausea. But Johnaon'a doctors at Brooi:e Ariny Hoapltal laid Tuesday "lhere Is at this time oo evidence of a major heart attack of the sort he experieftced ill Aprl~ 1112." -e Belfa•t Tl'oNtilt'J BELFAST (UPI) -Tho Brllllh Army dlapatehed a beavUy armoted colwim to an undlscloeed locellon today In what military !()UfCel Slid may be an Im-. mlnent usault aeolnst strongholda of the Jrilh Republican Army (IRA) in Lon- donderry. In the only known l1tallty Tuesday, the body of a a.year-old Protestant man was found abot In the head in West Belfast. Rellden11 of Ille malnly ProlJltaot area llld he had been sllot b7 aunmen llrtnt . from the nearby Roman Cllbi>Ue Lower Falls district. e Egflpt's Jteaso11 LONOON (UPI) -The Soviet Union refused to supply il.s lalest secret weapons to Egyp' because .it wu afraid they might fall In!<) the hantta of Iarael or lbe W01t, a dlplomaUc t<iurce 11id today. Emllan Prfsldent Anwar Sadlt blam- ed Rusalan failure lo 1Upply the Wetpons for bis ouatit of Soviet experlJ. Another re8"'n for the SOvlel refusal was lhe Xremlln'• !Hr ElfPllan mlUtanls would trigger 1 war on the auumpllon that possession of offtnllve weapons was a (Uarantee for victory, the source said jai~·11~ng~lh~•~m~w~lthou~l~a~lie~ar~in1~-:__~~_J!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~e~1~1~s~w~ere~d~own~·~1~h~e~11>~ly~.~~~~~ . THI WORID'S 01Dl8T WHISKEY PRl81NT8 .THE WOR'MI OLDl8T ·MAN. SUMMER AGAIN, EH? l'LL NEVER 'FORGET THE SUMMER OF '92 \l\h-lEN CHRIS COLUMBUS THOUGHT HE'D FALL OFF THE !OGE OF TH! ~P:l"H I 9UT NOTHING BeA1S THE SUMM~ OF 1808 I THAT'S WHEN »1'H~ INVENTED ..,_HMIU.S. TALK ASOUT·sMOOTHJ · . THAT FIRST msre CONlllNCEO ME . ,,-------_;_-...;..._...lo WHISl(EY WAs H~ 'TO StAY I vou ·peof'Lt ARE LUCKY.· A GLASS FULL ' OF. ICE CUl!!ES, A COUPLE OF FINGERS. OF LIGHT, SMOOTH BUSHMILLS, A SPLASH/.:-----------~ OF COQL,'WATER-;,.. IT!S THE aesi! $1.JMMER . R!FRESHM!NT~NCE "(HE-let! AG!. )CU SHOULD A 11U• 1M.• 1 a AT YOUR LOCAL I N. OR DO YOU CALL THEM COCl<TAl1" LOUNQIS" ·THESE MYS? "-,.....:·..,.. . Storms Sweep.ing Plains I Thu1idersliowers Soak Midtvest; Eaat Cooler; West Hot TempeNtNl'e• NA1IONAI. WIA1NEI Ml'ttCI tOntAtt .. IAM 111 '•If• 72 3~00 3 Sun, •-, Tih• WlleMUMY . Sktfld Pllffl ... ,,, ...... f:st,_1111, U .,._ ...,. ... •t: ""'t.'l .... ,. .. a.t TMUllNY ,_,,.., htltl , ............. 11:1\ .. .... ,lrtt teW .............. o11•11111tt -......... ~.~ .... ,.... -"" "i"-""'" ,,.,.... . ... .... JtJtA .. ,.,.. M-. .... u..,. .... tlJI ..... . . I • ' . . ______ ._.....,.,..,,llnltl. _____ , ........ ... __ ...... I . ' l I • D A D .Y PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE .. Da Silva · Get s t he Nod The Hunungton Buch City (elementary) School Dis- trict hu taken modMl strides In recent year! to move with the educational times. But it is noteworthy that the impetus for this move.,..,,t bas come -when It has <"Orne at all -from tho district administration, not from the bOard of trustees. Vouirs wUI have an opportunity lo Infuse new blood Into this board in next 'l)losday's special election to fill the seat of resigned trustee Ivan UBgett. Of four candl· dates, one appears especially qualllied. He Is Eduardo A. Da ·Silva, a certified public ac- countant, a father of three, and a straightforward and vigorous man. He has already served notice on the administration that, if elected, he will monitor their operations closely. As an accountant, he should be uniquely qualified to contribute to the district's fiscal and business policies. And in educational matters, bis demand that policies in controversial areas be put into writing indicates he has a practical approach to operational problems. The DAILY PILOT endorses Eduardo Oa Silva. Necessary Move ' Fountain Valley city councilmen recently rezoned about 300 acres of land along the Santa Ana River be· tween Warner and Talbert Avenues from agricultural to lndustrial usage. The move was made primarily to put the city in conformance with its master plan as state law requires It to do by January 1973. ers asked the council to consider using tho land for an equestrian development or place it under the William· son Act which would allow tho !armors to be assessed on tbe basis of their actual usage of the land rather than on the market value of the land. But since the land has been masterpJanned indu s- trial since 1961 and the city is moving toward creating a balance between its residentlal and industrial develop- ment , the action by the coUncil is one or those inevitable situations in community growth . , If We'd Only Known In 1910 the Huntington Beach Company offered to give its entire beach, nearly seven miles, to the r··,, of Huntington Beach free. City councilmen flatly r · ·d the offer, claiming the upkeep of such a beach we be ~ tremendous burden for the small town. It1s strange the \vay times change. Now, the city has liled suit again•! the Huntington Beach Company to guarantee free, public access to 2.5 n1iles of sandr all that remains of the private beach owned by the Huntington Beach Company. In turn, company officials have filed a counter suit, asking damages of about $100 million . A new twist of the dial promises to clear up the whole situation. California parks officials say the et.ate considers purchase of that private beach a top parks prU>rity. • Farmers in the area, which extends westward to Eu· clid Street from the river, protested the rezoning saying the zone redesignation would increase their taxes and make it more difficult for them to find an interim use for the property. A real estate broker representing nine of the farm· It now seems certain the state will buy the beach, even if it takes two or three years and a condemnation suit. But barring some new legal twist or governmental flip-flop , it seems sure that this choice stretch of beach eventually will wind up in public control. It could have been so simple in 1910. 'This is your co-pilot speaking. I have just kicked out the pilot. Does anybody back there know how to fly this thing?' California Bank Added to Kitty WASHINGTON -One of the nation's la rge.st banks, the Crocker National Bank of California, has been hitting up its ei:· ecutives for campaign conlribuUorus. Jn a stufJy letter to ib high-level employes, bank cllalrman Emmett Solomon urged them to make con· tributions to the "Robe.rt M. Pike Trustee Fund ." As it turns out. the fund is named for the b a n k ' s corporate seeretary and is a slush fund for the bank 's favorite poli- tical candidates. "Contributions to the Fund are entire- Iv voluntary ," says Solomon's letter, which then pointedly suggests that contributions should be "equal to one-half cf one percent of your gross annual salary." When we queried Crocker Vice Presi- dent Donald White about the slush fund, he saJd it was terminated after new re. cent federal laws requited that con- tributors' names be made public. Nevertheless, he confirmed that "tens cf thousands" of dollars had been handed out to the banks' backslapping buddies during the fund'• lltetlme. MEN WHO LIE -In the oak-paneled world of ambassadora, there's an aid saying that a dJplomat is an honest man sent out to lie for his country. This haa been the unhappy role cf our envoy to Paraguay, J. Raymond Ylitalo, who has represented President Nixon in the autocratic court of dictator Alfredo Stroeuner since 1969. Indeed, the rivet~yed Stroessner Is fond of saying that the American am- bassador iJ like a member of hls cabinet. When we revealed that Stroessner'a epauletted generals and admtralJ were hustling heroin, therefore, Ylitalo sprang to the defense of the military dic- tatorship. "Slanderous!" he called our story. "AS THE American ambassador in Paraguay,'' he proclaimed, "I consider It my duty in good conscience to refute the unfounded accusations ... by Mr. Anderson." Stroessner promptly ordered his em- bassies around the world to issue press Dear Gloomy Gus Hooray for the newly.paved bike trail on the Santa Ana River bank! K.H. This ftature ret1K11 rteclt•'' vll'Wl. t10t llfCtl.,rllv tnoH at 1'h• n1w5ll1Pt"r. Slnd four Pet PffYe 10 Gloomy G111, 04lllY PIHlll. releases quoting Ylitalo. The dictator also had his foreign minister, Raul Sa pen a Pastor, send a private message to secretary of State Bill Rogers demand· ing that be denounce us in publlc. But this was carrying diplomacy· a lit- tle too far for Rogers who sent Pastor a polite note saying he personally didn't have any hard evidence on the charges. ROGERS DIDN'T mention that be had some classified cables from YUtalc'a own embassy in Paraguay, relutfnl what Ylitalo had said in public. On at least four occasions between June 16 and June 20, the cmbasS)' secreUy supported our stories. Ylitalo happened to be on home leave ai the time. But back in Parquay, his stall ftred of! reports te1l1ng how Stroessner had refused to cooperate to end the heroin trade. "The time has come to give a clear signal," began one classified cable. It went on to describe Paraguay'• do- nothing posture on drugs. Street Gangs on Upswing By RALPH C. DEANS Street gangs were supposedly passing Into history when "'West Side Story" won an Osca r as the Best Picture of 1951. By 1966, The New York Times reported there was ooly one fighUng gang left in a h-tanhattan area where 200 had ooce been active. Well, the gangs are back and the Jets and Sharks celebrated In the atage play and movie "would be considered sissies today ,'' comments Show magulne writer Sidney Sl<olsky. An updated artistic _venioo of gang culture might be staged In Philadelphia -which never did lose its street gangs and where more than 100 killings have been attributed to them in the past four yeara. Jn Chicago and New York, police report gang reviVJl.lS more virulent than EDITORIAL RESEARCH ever. The Los Angeles City Council ordertd a police crackdown I a al February to deal with "1 crisl! of in- timidation and fear" perpetrated by "grouJl' of young people ranging In age from 10 to 30." In the Bronx, the center of gangland In New York, there art at least 85 gangs with a membership estimated at between 2,000 and 5,~. Many don't llke the term "gang" arid prefer " c 11 q u e , " .. organi:r.ation" or "nation." But the ef- Small Town Drawback TboA(htl at Larze: 1111 true lhat a 1mall town la friendlier than a big city, but It"• alao more cen90flolll -'° what you gain In co\. lectlve aupport you lcme In Individual ..,. Uoo. Pannta who "can't understand" their childrtn have children who uodentand them only loo well. Tboae who would llke everybody In the country to share their own poUUcal persu.,lon have falled to ponder the truth of Aristotle's obtervatlon that "'Those who think all virtue la to be found ln their own party prlnclplea pu h m!l- ters to extremes ~ they do Mt cons1*r that dlsproportlon dOllro)'I a state." As we grow up, we are ahaped either by what ,.. have lurntd to love, or by what we have learned In hate; and If we have not been atven enough modell to Jove, what can we do but build on Late? ft ii mo111y that oeta thlnga In motion, bot men who determine •hldl UJ llWJ ahaU p ; money eao oo mon make ...,, ~YDNEY J.HARRI~ cesa than brlcb can make houses. What do all these proper n•met have In common? -Cooper, Flelther, Wainwright. Jenner. Chapman, Foull<ner, Warner, Crowther, Parker. IAritner, Fuller, Tucker? (O!laolete occupaUOlll of thelr lonblara ) You ctrl't love "humanity" if you don't tove )i>\D' own country; but you can't \ove your 01"t1 country In the right way If"'°" coodemn the rest of humanity. Nine penons out of 10, .,keel to name the 11Me.rcbanl o( Vrnlce," will reply 1'Shylock/' aod be surprised to learn Jt .... not .• PIOple wbo talk wt are never taken as oeri«lsl7 as U-who t.allt mare •low· ly: for the commonallty ol man eao't belleve thal anyone can tblllt 11 fut u be talb. feet is the same. The nunbles of the Fif- ties are being replayed; only the race of the combatants, the weapons and the fashions have changed. WIIEREAS MOST of the Pill• two decades ago were white. theY are now predominantly black. Cheap handguns - Saturday night spectab -have replacod homemade r.ip guns and shiv1. According to the Wall Street Journal, "many 1ang1 have acquired huge arsenal• of sub- machine guns, Molotov cocktaila and grenade~" lnJttad of pegged panll and duck-tall haircut.a, members of the 0-iP' - a notorloul png In L4I Angele• - 1porl a black glove on the left hand and a ring In tilt lert ear. They also carry fan. cy walklng irtlcb. Organlted youthful violence is as old as history. Yet it always shocks the genera· tlon in charge and frequently provlde1 grist for artistic mllil. Ntneteenth-cen- tury London was terrorized b y , "urchins,0 and bands of plckp()Cketa plied their ak111s under the tutelage of such as Fagin in Dickens' "Olivar Twist." Predatory chlldren looted and killed In Ruasia during the civil cbaOI of the early Twenti., and In the bom~ citle1 of Europe after World War I. THE CAUSE of youthful violence la usually aeen as the malal!e of the tlmea. In the TweoU... ganp of lrtsb, Polllh and Jewiab kids were attributed to the dlslocaUons of mass migration. ID the 19308. tt waa the Great Dtprwlon. Dur· Ing the Foru.. and Ftftle&, It Wll the growing etnolJona.1 diltanco be!Wffll children and parent.a -a generation aap typtrled In .. veral movies by the tale Jan>ea Dean. Marlon Brando provided the archetype of the motorcycle hood. Today, street gang violence Is aeen 11 a re-to the gamut of urban Ills: broken ghetto famW•, po v e rt y • hope!-and racism. In an arUcla enUUed "Walth out Far the Mlni·MUI· pra," Oaborn S.gerber1 Jr. reported In 11'19 that children eight to II yeal'I old wen arpnJzJnc themsdv• loooe!y Into r lmaglM wbtt HollJ1"tlod wW do with Iha~ H <:olutnn Draws Fire That Frasier Foundation To the Editor: To many, Frasier \vas a symbol. To the elderly, Fruler was a symbol that one not be old and forgotten -tbat one can still live a little, even though old and tired. I was diagua:ted to the core by William Schrelber's column. I can only agree with him if the dooations to the "Frasier Foundation" 10 into someone'a pocket. (Does be have tbe facts on this?) U the money goes to animal con.strVatlon, I will be happy to contribute. As to the Olristian cross over Frasie!r'1 grave, what's wrong with that? Doesn't Jesus say, "Suffer the little children to come llllto me" and "Go yet into all the world and preach the gospel ta every creature?" It never ceases to amaze me when 1 see the rigid bigotry expressed by a~called Christians; i.e., W i 111 am Schreiber. Where is all the love ex- preued by Jesus in our modern Chrla- tlam? I AM A Jewish mother, and one of my sons wu killed in Europe during World War II fighting for our beautiful America. He is burled in France. When I saw the white Christian crosa over hl1 grave , my Jewish dignity wasn't outrag. ed, as was the professed Christian, Schreiber, over a cro.ss for Frasier. I was glad someone had done something for my son, as I was for Frasier. Am I, pehraps, btlng a good Chriatlan for thinking this? Rather than expo.oe 111 to the further bigotry of !chrelher. why don't you aend him on ualgmnent to the w a r graveyardl of France. He can search and deltroy all the white Christian crosses that decorate the graves of the non-. Chrlatlana thet fought for the love o! their country. He can then prove how good I Chrlatlan he Is! MRS. SAMUEL SCHULTZ A -t her f'r .. ler Lover To the Editor: Show me a man that haa aaven loving, contented wivet and I'll ahow you a Christian. Say nothln1 of the fl chlldren who love their father. I think Lion Country is the wrong place to alert burri1ng c""'""· !low about otertin, itt mercenary areu llke Forest IAwn? Didn't I read an article In the DAILY PILOT recently that "Sex 1n1 good for you .•.. " Try It .... you'll fllle It! A Frasier Lover, ROBERT JACKSON Sen1ele 11 News To the Editor : I admire Mr. Sdlrtlber's courage in speaking out about this senseless news coverage about the lion, Frasier. It was jwt atench to many sensible people who read the paper1 and aaw it on TV. What next 1 ANNA E. WAHNER PoUounng the publication o/ hil Pi- lot Logbook on Fra.ritr and the foun- dat~on M~d for the latt Lion Coun- lrtf So/ori ottrocllon, reporter Schrel· ber f'tceioed furthn informodon on the orgoni:ation and itl purpo.rer. J1rrt1 Kobrin , vice prtsfdent of L!o'n Country, said the foMndation ia b.tng fornted lo gather money /or worthwhile pro;ecta involtrinQ animal 1pedts. Kobrin said those on tht /Olinda· «on would bt actlvf.st.a and wo uld laok /err ca11111 ntedfn g th• mo,,.v. Kobrfll 1014 lht foundation unlf be a repr11entatl.,. group lllClde up of lnte r.,ted peonl1 from oil 1DDlk.t o/ llj1. He offered a IJ)Ot on the foundo· tfo" to reporleT Schreiber and satd the preu wo"'4 b1 r1prt1enkd.. Kobrfll oddfd tllct thr 1'hlte ....., thol ..., placed °" l'rcsitr't burial MAILBOX Letters jrom readers are toelcomc. NoTTtUJLIV writers sliould convey their tnessages tn 300 words or ltss. Tht right to cond ense le tters to fit space or eliminate lib el is reserved. AlL lt t-- ters mu.st 'nclude signatures and malt· ing addre11, but names may be wlth· htld on request iJ suff icilTlt reason i8 apparent. Poetry will not be pub- lished. site wa.s put tliere tvi tliout manage· ments' Knowledge. "Tht rangiers themrclves did tl1at because of their d1ep devotion to Frasier ," he said. -Editor Longest Parade To the Editor: I would like you to know 1 am very disappalnted in the covera1e you gave the Huntington Belch Ith of July parade. This Wll the bfaeat and i0!18"t parade we have hid and you battly men- tioned the winners of some of the awarda. AU of the many parUclpant1 worked very hard on their entrlOI. but tho oa!y picture In the paper wu of a float that WIS not I winner .• I sure hope you can do a betler job next year. MRS. CONCETrA KERN ltleado1vlark a Scheme:> To the Editor : Still another attempt. 11 being made to thrust an airport 1eheme on the people of Huntington Beach !Meadowlark Air C.mpln: 7-6-72). Ltt'1 analyze some of the suggelllona; t. Orqe County Airport C4m- mlJSloner Breanahan sugacst1 1 city· county joint putthase of Meadowlark Airport. Golf Courte and surrounding areas - a total of tom• t12 ecru. Hunt· lngton Beach can barely scrape lo(elher the tµnda for a library and civic center, yel "he Asks U1 to buy over 100 acra or prime land. %. We are Aaked to believe that there •'will not be 1!1nlrtc1nt lnm!a!!e In the size of the airport operation." The cur· rtnt airport operator aaya that he *'can-- hot economlcally survive," yet Bresnahan promises 1'Jaatln~ benefit to echool dlltrlct!!, hornet and the etty" without lncrta1ing airport alze. lo ttuth, there la no way that theae beneflta can be realized wtthout greatly e 1 pa n d 1 n I Meadowlark Airport. J. WE'RE TOLD Iha! state and federal funds ·might be 1«ured ta develop and improve the airport. What tbout the state and federal control tbat very well migbt follow the funds? 4, We're told that one of the ad· vanla1e1 of this project ii-that we can have 0 fly.tn " golr tournaments. Wm- derlull The early Sllnday mornJnc calm wlll be •h•tlered by hundreds of "fly. Ina." And what beneflta do the people of Hungtlngton Beach gain for this iD1 convenience'! A $3 green fee. 5. And who are some or the 11lm- partlAl" members of Mr. Brttn1han11 airport 1tudjl commll ttt: l\oier States - a lrtrong backer of both the lll·laled Boloa Chica and Central ctty Airport.I. Plannlnc Dtrector Ken Reynolda -the guid ing light behind the Ul.....,.lved Cenlral Qty Airport. A BETTER llliieAtioll for" a repre.seo. tatlve HuntJn&ton Beach committee migbt be a member of the Homo Councll, I the Environmental Council . and a city councilman. I'm certain that I Strong majority of I he citizens not only do not want the airport to be expanded, but Indeed wlah It to die a natural death. The ln- compatiblllty of .any airport with a heavy concentration of homes Is obvious. The proposal ahould be dismissed without any further dlacussion. The record of cllltens' opposillon to airport.I In Huntlnaton Beach is loud and clear. DAVID A. SULLIVAN Lo• Al•Mli•• Neeufl To the Editor: 1 would like lo inform lhe many people in Los Alamitos and olher cities that signed the petitions to retain the to~ Alamitos Air S_laUon for-a reeerve pr~ gram that wo oliWlled 4,111111 sllfl&tur., legally for the Los Alamlloo meeting for the environmental report. Al the Wednesday meeting cooducttd by the Anny In Huntington Beacb, I aub- mltted over 6,000 signatures. These wen! obtained without paying anyone and all signers had to be adults. Thooe oppoelng the air baae sub- mitted 15,000 signatures. Many people all ov~r the county questioned these people carrytna petitions. They admllted they were being paid, many would not give their names. When asked who aponaored them, they gave a fictitious address, so beware of petition hearers, read It \\'ell, 11.k quetUons before signing. AT llOTH meeting• I attended, Ille m .. jorlty was In favor of m1Inla1Dlltc the ait station for the defense of our COltlltry. Our loc.l officiala said they wanted to hire a firm to •tudy the report to un- derstand it more clearly. l don't think lhls Is -•ry at taxpayers expense. The Anny expl ained It well enough, so that 11 an average cltllcn could un-- derstand, I'm sure the clly attorney wHh aome more reading could too. There were pllota that explained altitude, OJ&ht patterm and rescue mlsllona they perform. Many qualified pe.rton.1 ipOke, so why should lhe tax· p&)'erl have the added expense of another survey. 'l1IE FEELING by the majority waa the developers want the land, some polltlclana are reacly to help get the land. We should lei our C.uncllmen know we want them to atop preuuring our govern- . ment to close military blses. AJ long u there ls a need to defend our country, we need the reserves. To those of you who feel our reserve program 11 lmportant, please write to your c o u D c 11 , Congressman and Secre.lary of Delena Melvin Laird . Thankl to alt the p>d people who helped me obtain 6,llllll legal aJ111ature1 In five days. • Cl!ARLO'ITE E. GROVES oa....,1 COAST DAllY PILOT Robcrl N. Wud. P•bU.lltr Thomol xic.n~ Edllor Alblrl W. Batu Edllorio! l'ogr Editor Tho "'tlorial -of the llll1J PUot M4:eb, to lntonn aNI tUm~ bta iuders by ~ntrnc t.hil' nawtpaoct'• opln.k>ns and com- mrntary on ~ks ot lnt.ttwt u4 1lrn!Oc:ucc, by llfO'ridfna • tona ror the t:x,pl'HlloA ot'ov ,,....." oplnlqns. and by ...-Uno lho dlvcne vlew1Mllnt1 at WOl'TO('of alrl- lttVft'I -~ 1Jdlew«D OU tc"1b o( the .i.,. w~.Jt111».tm • • -""· 4"tr a, 1912 D~LY PILOT 5 Feelings on Tax Measurt: Author Raps Foes ! • • • • • • • • • • • • • • , E . t U .11 ARIZONA INDIAN • nVIronmen m : DANCERS ~ I I Cover Wi.de Opinion Range Def eat Attacked .By PlllL HANNA ,.ylng you're oot do Inc Co(lltol News Suvke toough, and ~then com. LeglolaUve leadership and the pWnini of • 1 ' v • • •" 1 Y governor's office lffm happy I I with the omrubua tu reform NEWS ANALYSIS and educaUonal financing pro- posal of Assembly Speaker Bob MoretU ( D • N o r .t h without atrong local controto. Hollywood), but the fetbng ---• llo that doesn't extend to all comers of .1 uen 1 no ques n the Slate C.pllol. MoretU's bill would provide In fact, there ..., those who property la• reform. It also are wllllng to predict that the meeta the general guidelines whoho thing will fall fiat on ita set down by the State Supreme face throligh a Democratic-Court in the Serrano vs. PritJt GOP coalitlon -one side decision which declares the * * * * * * State Tax Reform Bill Facing-Key,_Test Today SACRAMENTO (AP) -A $1.1 billion school finance-la• reform package is facing an all-or-nothing test today in a holtiie committee with a three-month leglalatlve vaca· tlon acheduled to begin Fri- day. Sen. Randolph Co 111 er , cbalrman of the powerful Senate Finance Committee, reversed himself and agreed Tueaday that A ss e m b I y Sexual Act Bill Facing Legislators SACRAMENTO (AP) -The Callfomia legialature b a a received a proposal t o thoroughly overhaul the penal system, retaining the death penalty and legalizing certain forbidden se:ruaJ conduct. The bill WU introduced Tuesday by Sen. D o n a I d Gnmaky (R-Watsonvllle). ln it, the death penalty would be retained for most categories o f first-<legree nwrdtr, aggravated kid- naplng, nnd for attacks by prison inmates serving life aente.oces. Among chief changes pro- pooed ts one legallzing oral copulation between consenting adults of opposite sex. Other prov1aions would 11 g h t e n penalties for homosexual rela- -Uona. The new code would permit ••umJted wager\ng" on sport! contests, and noncommercial gambling 1h private homes, In- cluding pbker games. Grunsky said the reviaion la aimed at limJUng criminal liability to commerctal gambling. The proposal retains present law on gum, abortlofli! and obscenity, but · would make mallcloua mischief a felony when the amount of damage nceeds $!00. Rioting could also be punlshed u a felony. Speaker Bob Morelli would he all9wed a hearlng before his committee today on the tax bill. But Collier, a leading op- ponent of the plan, aald be will allow only one hearing on the bill and that today's session will be Moretti'• one chance to win the committee vote need· ed to send the controversial bill to the Senate noor. The Moretti-Reagan plan would boost state income, sales and business taxes to pay for a $545 million a year increase in state support or local schools and a package of tax relief measures including a cut of $120 a year in prop- erty taxes for the average homeowner. It would also require most local government agencies to get voter approval for future t.u rate increases and it would reduce by about one- half the inequities between the state's richest and poorest school district!. Pot Penalty Bill Moves SACRAMENTO (AP) -A bill to reduce penalties for the possession of marijuana is headed fOr it! last legislative test. It received 7-2 approval of the Senate Committee on the Judiciary Tuesday and was sent to the Senate Door. 1t has already passed the Assembly. Present law punishes marl- jaanl possession u a felony, meaning one to ten yean in prison. However, the judge can reduce the penalty for first-time offenders to a misdemeanor, whlch has a one-year maximum. '!be bill, by Assemblyman Alan Sieroty ID-Beverly Hills) would make marijuana1 possession a misdemeanor, reducing the maximum penalty to a l500 fine and siz months In jail. 1tate must rely on something I ON THE MALL AT I ~1:.! ~C::ci;.: 1 FASHION ISLAND I lary one! t«Ondary educaUon. SACRAMENTO (AP) -standards that local agencies I I Defeat o! a bill creating • follow, and the boards have I In round figures , TOMORROW , •• THURSDAY homeowners this year will CALIFORNIA single board to o v e rs e e the power to vote local acUon I I Ca I ifornia's environmental they do not think I! In line 12 p M 1 JO p M 3 P M eave $404 million In property lo · w1'th the slatew1'de standards. I • ,-: ' ,-' ' I tu with 111'13-74 bringing about '---------' protect n errorts was a VIC· aoother saving of $387 millioo. tory for "the 1peclal Interest A similar bill by Z'berg was I I Next year, public schools will groups," says the author. vetoed by Reogan last year. BRING YOUR CAMERA! realize SM4 million In extra Opelting Set Auembl y man Edwin Thegovernorsaldatthetlmeli ·• • • • • • • •••••••.I tax relief plus a boost in Z'berg, a Sa c r a m e nt o the bill conflicted with an en-F Ad ri' , I money for basic education, I p Democrat, aaid in an In-vironmental plnn of his own or ve 1s1ng n early childhood educauon and n entagon terview that the= vote on which was killed 1ater by the OUT 'N ABOUT a balancing factor for urban his bill Tuesday -eight short legislature. Ph schooi.. Papers Case or passage -was just 11..eg~t~• oppos~..: h ~ one State Controller ·Houston !. "another esample of special P nn e ay con ' Norm Stanley would lead to no marked Im. Flournoy dropped a bombshell LOS ANGELES (UPI) -A interest groups being able to provement over the operatloo 6 4 2 • 4 3 2 1 last week. He said the 1tate j d k d kill . a good environmental of the present boards. u ge struc own a request had -million more than they bill." n;:;;;;;;;;;;~=====,,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~====;;;;;;-;,-;;,,,,,,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ..," by defense attorneys Tuesday u~ed, and tht_fight wu on for 1 hearing into 1 secret CaJling the measure's defeat to (1) use up the money, or (2) a "tragedy," Z'berg sa41 he government wiretapping re- give it back to the people. port, preparing the way for would try lo win approval &i'ns1 Clark Bradley (ft.San open1ng arguments today in later in the session for his Jose) and Nlchofas Petris (0. the much.<felayed Pentagon plan, which is backed by both Oakland) voiced differences of Papers trial. the Reagan administration opinion. U.S. District Court Judge and the conservationist Sierra Bradley, who voted against Matt Byrne said he had seen Club. Morettl 's m e a s u r e as Several Iegtslators took a edi I d 'd th the report himself a n d pr c e • 881 e money different tack ln floor debate should be given back to the although a member of the taxpayers. Petris, who also defense team was involved, Tuesday, arguing the blll had voted against tae bill, said no, the matter has no connection been put together late this it should be used for educa-with the trial. year and the proper amount of tion. He said that ruling cleared time had not been given for Here are some of the prob-the way for 0 pen i n g hearings on the bill's content. ]ems facing lawmakers. arguments to begin late today. Under the Z'berg bill, the First, they all want to go ·Pretrial hearings have delayed State Air Resources and home by the end of the month the start for several months. Water Resources boards would I for a recess, not to return un-Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony be lumped together under the tll November 8, the dav after RUsso have been charged with new agency, but retaining the general election. Second, theft, conspiracy and es-their present powers. they want to show the voters pionage for their role in mak-The new agency would also they can enact tax reform and ing public the Pent ago n oversee statewide planning for thereby avoid passage in Papers, a classified study of solid waste disposal. November of the Watson Tax the origins of the war In Viet-The air and water boards Initiative, which would all but nam. currently set environmental eliminate property as a basis;===================, for taxation. Third, the bill re- quires two-thirds vote of both houses and the signature of Gov. Ronald Reagan. Educators and schools favor the bills even though it is far from the money they believe they need for "quality educa- tion." Under this legislation it would pay to be married. A $10,IXX> earner would realize a $219 property tax savings ; pay $39 more in sales tax (there is a 1 percent sales tax hike in the measure-); pay a telephone user tax of $6; and have an upward hike in state income taxes of $.11 for a net tax impact of a minus $143. This is tor a married home- owner. $ CASH $ -Isl & 2nd l . I . LOANS • $1 ,000 •• $50,000 • ,..,,..,. ........ Y.cstlH • c .... 1~11n. . ,,,,, _ e hr 9•kk Senlce CALL 847-5200 RELIABLE JOIN US IN THE CROW'S NEST. Now Appearing STREET ·CARR •Jottu:fiset\ 25100 Otl, PrtJo D•n• Poi11t Htrbor 714-496-0955 011iy Coast ~ SoutJierI/. Qffers · 63 Guaranteed Certificates ·Saturday Service ·The Insiders, Club Ari llnkleller The Insiders Club: A new way to beat in flation. 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TOPS & T-SHIRTS VALUES TO $5.ot BOYS JEANS & SLACKS VALUES TO $1.00 BOYS HAWAIIAN SHIRTS SIZE I TO 16 J 0 ALL SALES FlllAL e NO LAYAWAYS e NO 51FT WEAllS e NO PUNCH CARDS GIRLS CAPRI SETS AND PANT SUITS VALUES TO $16.00 BOYS SWEATERS VALUES TO $1.00 s1•1 II GIRLS JUMPERS AND DRESSES SIZES 2 • 14 1/2 PIM:E INFANTS STRETCH SUITS By Trlmfll If Ptrfoc:I $4. To $6. I ~RLS SHORTS VALUES TO $3.00 GIRLS PAJAMAS ' GOWNS VALUES TO $6.ot s2" INFANTS DIAPER SETS SUN.SUITS VALUES TO $7.00 s1u ALL OUR sum e:HAllDISE AT LEAST 20%. OFF II CHOOSE FROM THESE FAMOUS NAMES , • LEVI'S • HEALTHTEX • CINDERE~ • CARTER'S \ • HANG nN • BILLY THE KID • MANN • NANmE . • COUNTRY AIR • PLA YMORE • MAY KNITTING FROM OUR GREAT SELECTION OF FINE FURNITURE 20«yo off PLUS: e Strol•n ·--•H ... Clleln • c:. ..... • c:. Stats • Cribs • hof. Stats . lite. PHONE 545-1440 • Gentry I I • . I • , H OAllY PILOT H .. • • ... 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SIZE ''Noxzema" SKIN CREAM "8 AU wut~er s,ray IR -II~ "1rf·t•·H1lf uf U11c1111I lt1•tl1S. 0 .. 0 " ' - . - • ~ange Coast •• N.Y. Steeb . . yoi:. ~s. NO. 208, 9 SECTIONS, .,06 PAGES O~NGE COUNTY, -CALIFORNIA, WEONESDAY, JUL~26, '1972 -NC TEN tENTS Newport to -Get AnalySis of Annexation Plan .By 1. ·pgrg KRIEG ot ttlt Da1tr P.lttt St.rt Newport Beach may learn Sept. II whether the City would make or lose !""lleY· by annexing the Irvlpe Company's f,500-acre coastal pJaln between Corona del .Mar and Laguna Beach. • The clty'l~Conununity ·Development - t>epartment bas proutlsed . that a preliminary ~·cost.benefit" analy!U of the poteDtlal 811Jleutlon will be ready by • that date. "We.should either say •never' and go At the same time the Newport Beach • on our mf'.rry way or say we'll take a City Council is scheduled to bear a look at the proposal," Store told fellow presentation by irVlne Company officials· ~ilmen Monday. on their latest development plans for t!>e ~ "The extent of our Interest will depend 3.5-mil.-shorellne area. prliiiililly" on that coot-benefit studi," Councilman John Store, who represenis. declared Councilman Paul Ryckoff. Corolla-del'Mii';--~liell-1or-the repor1,-c-Talklh,r of sentiment by,!ome Newport ana is encouraging an early decision by 'Beach · cilli.ens ·agalnit. any further the city on whetl)er it wants the property growth. store said, HMany eiprtss con- in its boundaries or not. · · cern of the wrQbg kind. It would he bet· . '---~~~~~ Fighting .Rrf' lfitN ire .. . --. . ,,.. ----• • ..i l Costa .MU. firemen ---bf alter *41tthlg ablaze to bead of1 rt.mes ealiDf through ~h !JI. Santa Ana River bluffs area oft Victoria street and Can· yon· Drive Tu.~ay afternoon. Steepne1111 o:t terrlin, inaccessible to pumper trucks, hampered firefight·. ~rt ''If yo11 -laid It out-flal.lt wQU!cln't lie that big," Baltallon Ollef Gui Go.Ison said of the 1rea' blaCK· ened, Summer grass ffres In the 1rea· are ·an.annual headache. Most are• blamed on children. playing. ' Boy in Custody After 'Practical Joke' Rampage A 13-year-<Jld'boy w1-~81l~ed prac- tical jok1> mobllir.ed Oralige•County Sher· iff's dfj)llties ,8fld terrori1.ed Santa Ana Heights residents was In custody lacing jnvenile·court charges Tuesday. The youth Wl\8 .!liken into custody m> charges of assault with a deadly weapon, following a 111-:hot!r. f3!1lpage that ended at his home shortly before midnight Mon<14y.' "He WU, ieiding everybody OD .. meny . chase down there;'' aaid Sheriff'• Lt. Rob-· . ert Griffin. Residents were being warned iat' · one· point by Cost.-Mesa Police helicopter rr.ewmen uaing a public address system to stay in their homes because a madman anned with an ax was apparently loose. The boy -who maintains It was all a joke that backfired -only had an ax handle with no blade, according to Lt. Griffin. He said the youth was j1D11ping at cars, waving the bludgeon and at one pOln( made menacing gestures to a nelshbor~ hood woman. Oranf e ' Uil State FUllerton Wins E:ngine~r Training Grant . . . • I A "21,000 National Science F.!IJndltlon grant bas been awarded to ta1 State Fuilerton and other campuses to tnin unemployed aerospace engineers and veterans as science a,nd math teachers · for ghetto' schools. The five-year ~ program. was rev~aied TUesday In Sacramento. by Gov. Ronald Reagan, Jobless men·wbo -already,h&ve college and ·university' 11«l~-·will r._ec1ive top consideration , for assignment , to~ t h e unique Urban science Intern Teaching Program. . . . "It was a long time coming, 11 Gov:ernor Reagan declared. "This program will alleviate some of the unemployment p r o b I em s of aerospace workers .00 v e t e r a n s , 1 ' Governor Reagan _remarked during a preSs conference. · "It will also provkle a preu copterence "It will alto provide quality teachers ~·science·. apci.,'ma&b in our .inner city acbools, create an opportunity for new camrs l\lld -improlle foo!ietative com· munity rel•tlOl\S· with'°'" in,tttutions of lllsber learning," be cootinued. -, Cal, ·state Fullerton's Science and . ' Matbematlcs Deporimenl d"igned the currlculii.m 10< the program. Support is promised . by the state Department of Veterans' 'Affairs ahd the Loi Angel .. UDilied School· Dtslrlct. Board CandUlate Runs in Absentia · While' absence bas been known to make the heart grow fonder, It's not been wide- ly credited. as il means of winning elec- tiOM. But It's the' apparent campaign style of · one of the U "8ndidites In tile' ~pcoming election for the New'port·Mesa Board of Education. Walter Luar, 30; IOI 3tlth St., 'Newport Beech, fJJed ·u a .candidate lut month add shortly iherea!ter left town for an ex· tended vacation. The election will be A1111. 8. Lazar'1 em- ployer. the Orange Unified Education Association, said be isn1 expected to return until the end of August. 7th ~Jaess Game Over, ter to aMex and gain control to get what said, 11Witbout some decision from us, we want." it's still up ln tbe air." "Somewhere along the line we're lOlng . The issue is also being brought to the to have to face It," pointed out Coon-fore by announced plans of the Irv1ne cllman Richard Croul, who abo repre-Ranch Water District to annex the ter· sents parts of Corona de! Mar. rttory. -"'We iliOU!a(aeclde) before tlie genmr--Tbe"dlstrlcH1anmtt•n Newport Beach plan ' comes along,". be' said, ••we've got ottertnc an agreement to de.annex the to find the advantages and dlsadvantagea • ·t,errttory -Jt·11 ever is incorporated Into -and the quicker It comes out the better the city. . for all concerned. '1U they come In there. it-will be tough ·:11 doea take Jong-range planning," be to aei·them out," Store said. "There may be a lot of tecbnlcal problems and we may be behind the eight ball. "We may hive to take over the sewers wbil~ someone else sells them the water," be said. lrvil)e Company · officials have In- dicated they ·plan to make a decision within 60 days on what they want to do so far as-.incotp>l'ating the ~tal plain. . Originally, -plans called for -it to be divided all!IOll equally between Laguna Beach and· flewport Beach. RecOrds l(ept Out Eagleton Won't Show Medical Files LOS ANGELES (AP) -Democratic vice presidential nominee Thomas F. Eagleton refused anew ·tOday to -releue medical records of bis three hospital treatments for nervoUJ exhaustion bqt said he would ta1lt with bis doctors about allowing them to discuss bis past medical problems. Eagleton aho said be now reallies be made a mistake by not te 11 t n g Democratic presidential nominee George McGovern about the three hospital stays befor& McGovern recommended h1m to the Democratic NaiJOnai Convention. ·Eagleton revealed Tuesday that be bsd voluntarily submitted · to bOspltal treat- ment ln 1960, 1964 and 1966 for 11nervous exhauation and fatigue" bro1111ht on by overwork.· Twice be i<celved psycbiatrit care and electr!c-sbod< treatment Eagleton elaborated on that an- nouncement today, although Tuesday he said he would have no further comment on it during the campaign. He said he does not now receive any medication except for "an occasional, very sporadic tranquilizer. I don't even know the name of it." He said he did not feel any need for· a psyclllatric examination now and would not submit to one unless McGovern, President Nixon and Vice President Spiro T. Agnew do the same. He aaid tht fatigue and depression that led to the three hospital stays wen ill hil oplnlon relatively minor matters. 11In my own mlnd, I do view ll)U A broken leg or a broken arm," he said. "I realize many In the public do not." He said be had reconsidered bis initial stance of making no further commen' about the matter and will imtead try to educate the public about the kind of prob- lems he encountered in the past. E'.lgleton reiterated that he feels perfectly quMlfied to run for vice presi- dent and to take over the White House. (See EAGLETON, Page I) •-tr * * * * * * * * T~legrams Nixon Instructs Staffers ~ . otifl n,r , _._, 1 ' ..:·' .. . ,~'I! .. l'1 . .... t:.. .. . ·Of7Jii8~~ft Yr CUSTER, S.D. (AP) -Wblle Sen. Gedrge McGovern remained ie<luded 11 his SOUth Dakota cabin r e t r.e 1 t , telegrams .began arriving from sup. porters and most urged him to drop Sen. Thomas Eagleton as bis running mate in the wake of bis disclosure of .psycbialrlc care and Ot electric shock treatment for ntrVous· exhaµStion. Some telegrama llllJed Ea(leton'• retention, but they were out numbered 2 to 1..by antligontJtic 011e1. Many of Ille telegrama are locuaed' u much OQ the fact Eagleton failed to tell McGovern about bis medical 'lilltory u on the fact. that be bad UDdrrlonl tho treatment bet-• 1960 ._oo '1981. McGovern on Tuesday r e j e c t e d Eagleton•• offer to quih The"Iiemocratic presldentlal nominee said be wanta to "wait and see" the reaction. uwe uk to d.lsassoclate your can- didacy from that of Sen. Eqleton, whose unconscionable, puerile and rapaciouJ dupllcltY, Is reP,ebensibte ' and Jn. compatible with your hold, principled and visionary primary campaign," uld a telegram from Susan and Willilm Becker ot Pbiladelpbia. "Since yoo l!ave concOded eleeiion to Nixon by oelection o~ psychOt!c,", w!rOd · Bernice J. Hollon of Berkeley, Ca)Jf., 111 would like refund of money' contr.ibuted when you were viable candldate." The telegrams were sent· throu(h .the Teles maddne in the preos room• ol the motel ~' where reporters are staying, seven miles from McGovern11 Sylvan Lake retreat. 'BJAllodlledPr ... NEW YORK -The bead of President Nixon''1 re-eleotion campaign. said tnday t1ie Prealdent bsd Instructed all those connected with him ·•governmentally and politically" to refrain from commenting on Sen. Thomu F. Eagleton'• medical bislory. Clark MacGregor, · chairman of the c:ommittee for the re-<lectlon of the presiden4 said be becalM aware of North American ' • ' I • Awarded Shuttle WASlllNGTON (AP) -North Ameri- can RoCtweU Corp., Downey, won the multl-biJ!joo<lollar prime contract to de- velop the Space Sbotle today. Willsrd F. Rockwell Jr., president and chief exeCutive officer, said more than 50 percent of the work will he parceled out to 10,000 1ubcontractors. The estimated value of the contract 11 In the neighbor-of 13.$ billion. The work will provide employment for up to ll0,000 peraoDf over the 1ix-year perind. The National AerooauUcs and Space Administration telecleC:I North American over three major aerospace firms, final· isll In the lilddlng. . .. ~ . -., .._ ...... , .. ., ' ' ~ ...... lilt Dia-Viet presldeatlal ~ ...... belltlt pnbl~ !bur ,._... ... dtlrtDc the senatoiial camP8lln ill Mtssoart between Eagleton and Republican Rep. Thomaa CUrtis. "I thlilk I was aware of this some four years aao;" be said. "We bad been appraised by people ill the state ol Missouri. u Meanwhile, senate colleagues rallied to the support of Eagleton· today. His ' defenders lnciuded both part~ leadeni ill the Senate. Repu'bucaii Leader H1111b SCott of Perutl)'banla. said ~t the start of today'• Sena!t seasion thal Eagleton, !ht DemocrJtic vice pre.sldentlal nominee, ii ••a fine and decent JDID..'' ·~1 uy to Olll"' ~: You ,,.._.. mac!t statementa bloome you, Go on with your campaign," said Scot4 readinc from a statement. ' Sen.'Lowell P. Weicker Jr. (R-Conn.l. called F.qleton t•a man of wannth and .. lntecrity" and said be has "ab!o)ute con- fidence and pride" in the Missowi .au.tor. Wbpe lfelcker emphasized that be ;., going to campaign !or the Republican t[ci.,1 o( Nixon and Agnew, be said that il Eaa!etm -ld win, "I have no doubt he wilf luJIUI his d.uties as vice pmident with diltloction. '' U.S. OfliCial Say~ War May End by November ' PARIS (UPI) -A blgb Amerlcao of. The bigh!y lnfonned official said the ficlal uld today a peaceful settlm!ellt to stl~kinl point In nqottattona remained We.a.er It'll be• bot agiln on Thursday, ICCOrding to ·the weatherlady. mps at the beaches around 70, riling to 90 lnlalld. 'Lows tooliht 51-tO. . Fischer Settles for Draw . ' . tl)e Vietnam war llJa1come11efore ·.the . the Problem of w11o will have political American prelldentlal electlonl. power In Sal(oo, 'lbe'reuoo IQr the war In the first place. . . He ~lll9 oafd the ~t, wlilch ii At the .last Mm1pubuc -1oa Julr 20, likely to come ill oitoliir, wbJch prob-U:s. negotiator WWiom J. Pwter dellied INSIDE 'l'GD.t. Y Hundndt of Aloboma bl4c~ men, 1ome of whOWI have died, 114•• ~"' ollowf4 to 1Vf/er with uncrcaua •t1Philil rince 1932 a.s part of a· govemmtni 1t1'dy re. CITIUV dflclofed. Storv Pog• 1$. == ..... .: --. ==: --" -~ ... ·Dr. ''Ci: N --"'•"-. = ... ........... ..: --. > REYKJAVIK (U111) .._ U.lr. challenger Bobby Fttcber, who anived 12 minutes late convinced be coa1d win, settled for a draw toc!lX hr the ....... came of bia world cbaniploolblp cheat ma!Cb against Boris Spasaky. Fischer, who stayed up all night atu-· dying the pooltioo ol the-bolrd. arteo Tuesday night'•" ld)ournment, offered Spuaty tho draw lfJor Ille Rusaill\ pllyed his 4ttb ....... Spasalry, wllo sptl1I 45 mlnUlel pon- dering the 4tat move be had to seal ~,~t 'nleeday, made the riClit cnonce. Aa _, as Fischer antved and SpusiiJ'I lllOl'O WU played, iJ1.. ternatlonal grand masters agreed the -bed to lie ended in I draw. no aw ...,. ~ .,. • ahead with ....... of ..,, lh the 21-game. W0,000 dollar 'Cbamplnnship. Fischer needs 'll.I poidl to W!li; Speaaty needs 11. . Filcbel' spent II minutes ltudying bia m move lllld Spulky, who .bad gon~ back stage for 1 gla• of water. letumed qulcklY and moved bia king to' bis kniebt· 0De lqQll'e-I J'llcber ,_ clanced once .,.,.,. tbe board !Or a -or two, then held tu~ his hand to Spasal:J. 11le llllAlan ..,. ceptod ll and Flecher atWPed his <lock. 'Ille crowd ol about l ,ltJO, wblch had sat in silence tlJroUsboul the final nine m ... , bunt into applause. Fischer gulped -his ctaap Juice and almost ran from Ille hall. , ~ remalriod·ldttd "" hi• OWll leatiirr, -dlllr .._ him Ill' two ably b<f, announced In Wuh!Jlatoo. Jn. tile Communist oontontloii that the stead of Paris. · Ullited Statet allould remove 5""th Viet· Icelandic organlurs to match Filcher'• 'Ille olllelal, who Is dole to the,._ Damf'll, Prelldenl Nguyen Van ~ special 1470 chair and "'~ arbiter talb, oa!d ·there wu not likely to be a UJling that ft -llOI 1 U.S. Lothar SChmid remove tile pieces. Then set-'Alurod.,-wlwii the delec.. rupoilllbillty to """"' the -eni be slowly .., up and strolled out to the • lions from tbe United Stalol, North Viet-and thal the UDltad Stales i11c1 00 men •~ nun, 8oulh Vietnall) and tbe Vlol CQnf. right to control tho IO'ernmenl dlan applause of the crowd. , mett lot their 152od lellioo. · Hanoi had IUCh a ricbl. over tho Vlei Tlie 'eighth 1ame ·o1 the matcb Is . &me obooml'il tll1d they boped a IOI• Con(.• acbeduled for 'l'hunday 1t I pln. (1 p.m. tJemeot "" -t after ·-~tial • The ofllctal d...:rthod· tho ,...itaUons EDT). • a<lvlser HeiirY A. ~ ll)el ~ly aa dffftClllt -. .... .,., _, ....,i!ate At the eod, Spaaaty had, onlr 11 In Pll'is on Juty It with tl'O of the top with llen>es. The Nortlt v-- ,mlriutes left on his clock wbile .Filcber Conimunilt negotiaton. this iiiea that they lllve 1 milllon." bad 3S minutes. A ~ ii not ool)' not likely "'Ille problem ii that they -u to Ftacber and bis second, the Rev. 'l'hunday bul "it probably will be a COU· do !or them 1'hal they llave"""' beon William Lombardi, llaYed up tbrouch the pie lllOllthl, JllW" Jtkely October" belcn able to do thmiatlwl -onrtlftw tbe night studying all poatble JDOVtl . the oppoolbc l1dtl ~come to an ql'e9-, Saip ........,..i," tbe ofllclal 11kl. Spaaaty oouJd ban written cm Illa pioce •· t1ta ollleial, • pieltned IO ,.. The Qfllctal oafd tho deedlock ta tho of paper "' the champion'• 4111 mbwe, • ma111 _,, aid. • semipublic 'l'hunday • ••m o1 the The Amerlean challenger Wllll to "ied It . _ P, ..,_.t ill Octollef .,...id OClllt , Paris pwo confeNnco • 1111 _,;. I a.m., ........,, to aides, ''laliafled" lit ~ l!'t 11,S. pr~ tloctloio cm 1Y reflect wbat II ..a.. cm 11=...,;• cooid win. Hlf, t; ... ; .... ·au r Wllll llllal ~ • • . • • .. -. / .. ,. I Dloll y llllOT NC llmptf ·~CM! Nix9n's Warning • On Onofre Bared By JACK CHAPPELL Of ftle 0.11 ... ,.'-' llllf San Onofre: Use it or lose it. The President said tbal the 3.$-mlle stretch of beach valued at $20.5 million could be turned back to the "larlne Corps unle~ the state develops it sufficiently for public use. That'• the interpretation g i v t n remarks made by President Nixon Tues· <l&Y before a Property Review Board in • Waablngton D.C. The pro~ty has been leased to the state on a $1 per year token payment for 50 years. OAIL'I' ,ILOT ,lltte.., Lff "'''"' • ! flf.tf!hin9 a Wave? •" Bob Dr~• and Vicki Ross, both of Montclair, appear to be waiting 11 for a ride or a wave, whichever comes first, as they relax at 15th : , Street and and Balboa Boulevard on the Balboa Peninsula. .,. Planners Puzz'le Over .. ., I r;ou·ncil Garage Stance • •• • !"e~port Beach p 1 a n n i n g corn- mw10nen don't understand why city cduncilmen don't like their plan to get more garage apace on duplex lots. They think It's because the council doesn't 1ndersland II. Commissioners enacted the policy In May to aUow encroachment of a third 41111'age Into sldeyard setbacks on R-2 tots. ! But a varjance granted under the 1policy 'Was overturned on an appeal to ~he counclJ, councilmen, deciding the Flicy was unacceptable, sent it back t~ epl8JD«$'t 't i.11 f , 't Comm1ssion members seemed stung bf _Jhe council'• d.llapproval ol \heir policy. l. '.'I think it'• one of the most sensible }hings we've done," u.id Commis!ioner William Martin. ssault Charged Mesa Pistol A criminal complaint charging a Costa Mesa upholstery shop· owner with asaault with a deadly Weapon was issued Tues- day, after the shooting of a man e'1iortedly'<lunning him dor a debt. • oah Green, 311, .of 1650 SUperlor Ave., "' Origlnalljl · booked on .su•piclon of •$18ult with intent to commit murder in lbe Monday night incident. ; Mark Davidson. 24, of 2850 Santa Ana Ave., also in Costa Mesa, suffered 1 ~perficiaJ wound in the left shoulder fhen hit by a .38 caliber revolver slug. 'The victim ran to a nearby bowling ley and' called police who took him to sta Mesa Memorial Hospital, while a ted.lve went W Green's firm and took suapect 1nto cu1tody there. Jnv,.t1g1ton ~ the shooling OC· liJrred J111lde the .iJ!OJ>'o[flce and climax- ~a difC'UUfen·Oftf mon Y matters. IT DAILY PILOT Thi Ol'lntt CO.ti DAILY PILOT, wfffrl wllidt b eotnbll!d ll'lt Ne-I",... h Pllf!'lllhrd lll"f tM °'""' CM•I PWllU.lna C~. Septo-r•t• tlllltllrl:l ~ llUlillllltd. JMM•'I' ~ Frld•Y• flW C•I• Mt11, N..,.,. IM<tl, t4W1tlnCillell IH(.l'lf"-'•'" v•1k'f, """""' 8..CI\, lrrlMISacldlt~k ....-$tn <""*"''' s..i J"• C.01ttrf11t, A tlnol• f'lllllMI MlllM j,J ,..lblltMd Sahml•ya .n11 ..,.._.,._ TM p(lnelpel ...... lalllnt plfl"t It •I a» W9if .. ., Strttt. CO.I• MtM, C..lll9r11le, ,,.,.. ttokft w~ w •• d p,...Jdtm ...ii Publbl'lu J•tk It. Curl1y Vlai ,,..ro.,1 ollf OtMrtt Mtntt1r Th•"''' K••'il ·-11l•M•• Jik ,...,,hln• M1t1111f11UIW 01rl1• H. Lo•• , •;ch1td '· Nill ""..,.,.., ---'Miters -Oltt M .. ! DI ":f.:f Strttf ....,..1NllOI! -.....,.,,. UWll IMC!ll Jll ,-.. A._,. Mlfl'll...,_ httll! llWS •*" ~ JM Cllmlftft:t Jlt-.._. II QMlllD R"I Ttl .. ~011' '714, UMIJ:1 Q tl'W ""'*" •.• '41·1671 ..... Qllill "'-' ..... &.....-..a ·-.. , ............ c..-, .,, ___ ...... -•m ~ =--~~·=-~ t;lii' ........... .....,. ......... __ •. _., __ ._ _ .................. ' ---.. Clitt_~ .: u.·~. :..=-...;;; .... -. "There is a definite lack of com- munication between our commission and tbe council on specific action!," Martin said, "and it's bothered me since I've been on the commission." He explained that the council "many times sees just our actions and not the refLSOns behind them. In the end, commlssioners altered their pollc;y so that third garages will not be allowed next to inhabited rooma. They also included three alternative com· '"11aUons ot P;Nges and· carports for uae in those cases. , They ,all!). egraecl. to i,.clude pertinent se(Lions or their discussion in the transcripts wbicb are forwarded to the city council. Commis5ioner Gordon Glass v;plained the planners' reasoning ·for endorsing the garage encroachments. "Removing one car from every 30-foot Jot by using a garage would practically empty the street and we could use that," be said . DLscussion of the council's dJsapproval of the policy revealed they sent it back to the commission because they feared its application would create walled·ln alleys and could bl9ck sunlight and air from in- habited roo~ whiclJ adjoin property where the \llll'W>:e ls ua.<1, . But commissioners pointed out that alleys behind 30-foot lots terid to be wall· ed in anyway and the second story apart· ment over the 8J.Jowable two-car garage would cut .off llgbt and ,1r to an adjoinl'!i room more than the addition of the third g~rage. Commissioners reiterated their belief that the additional closed parking space 'vould help clear congestion on the streets. British Cottrt Frees 5 Dockmen To Avert Strike LONDON (UPI ) -Britain's industrial relations court ordered the immediate release today of five longshoremen, ap- parent ly averting a proposed one-day na· tional strike called for Monday by the IQ.. 1n illion·member British Trade Union Congress I TUC l. · The TUC's General Council approved the strike by an 18 to 7 vote earlier. The proposal specified, however, that no strike would take place if the men were released . The release or the five men. who were jailed for contempt of court Friday for defYinR a court order to stop ilieg•I pickeUDg, was ordered by Court Presi· dtnt Sir John Donaldsoa. However.-Donaldson said II they- resume their picketing "they wUl st.and condemlle<I •• men bent on the d .. truo- tlon of oil orderly procedur" of the set- tlement of dlaputea and men who believe neither in the maintenance~! mpo!ll1bie and authoritative trade unlona nor in the rule of law." . 'l1lc men were released alter Norman Turner, the official solicitor, 11ked for their freedom. (See earlier story page 4.) Gator Season Slated NEW ORLEANS (UPI) -Hunten wiR bo allowed to kill •,llOO alllc•lf!S 10 L6ulslan. during a IUay buntlnl ..._ In September, the aUlte's wtt.llire ...,. mljSjoQ announced 1'iesday. It ls ' tlio lilst optn season on alligators In ..-' ._.,. _________ __,. yean. S. Viets Seize Half of Vital Quang Tri Fort . ' SAIGQN (UPI) -South Vietnamese paratroopers took control of -half of Quang Tri City'o slone citadel today and raised their country's flag on the highest part of its wall while the battle for the fortress continued, field reports said. North Vietnamese gunners intensified their efforts to block convoys on Highway 1, the main supply route for the paratroopers inside the citadel, UPI cor- respondent Arthur Higbee said. Higbee said Communist artillery fire was directed at government positions on the highway near the My Chanh River to- day, but lhat the shells dropped short of their targets. A U.S. adviser told Higbee that the flag·raising gave the paratroopers "not only a psycholo&ical advantage but a tac· tical advantage. lt's the lllghest point for miles around and from there you can look down the throats of the North Viet· namese." In Saigon, a government spokeaman said more than a battalion of Communist troops were 11still holding an area in the western part" of tbe citadel. However, Higbee said the paratroopers seiled the southeastern hall of the fortress while the North Vietnamese still held the northwest hall. "Since the enemy is still in the citadel, It is not yet under control oI the govern~ ment troops," the spokesman said. The Saigon command has said it will not con· sider the embattled city under goverfl"' ment control until the citadel is entirely recaptured. Dissident Jew Wed to American . , . ,, Found Gmlty MOSCOW (UPI) - A Moscow court to- day found dissident Jew Gavriel Shapiro guilty of evading military training and sentenced him to one year of "corrective labor," a penalty that will allow him to keep his freedom while working at an assigned job. The red-haired husband of American Judy Silver Sh~piro, of Cincinnati, Ohio, who has been'Pressing the White House to Intervene on his behalf, credited "the force of tM U.S. government and my ,vife'' \Vith saving him from tbe mui· mum pepalty of one year in prison. "The v.erdict was not so unexpected," the smiling, elated Shapiro sal das he was hugged and kissed by Jewish friends outside the court house. "I ·knevi that the lorce of the U.S. gOvemm.ent and my wife would make an impression on the results. I thought I would probably not be pot in jail." Shapiro was tried by a three-judge panel of two "'.Omen and one man in a · courtroom barred to Western newsmen and so1Tte 50 Jewish friends who ac· companied the 27-year-old unemployed chemist. Uniformed pollce and plainclothesmen cleared newsmen and Shapiro's col· leagues away from the Kallnin dist rict court while 1 the charges of evading military resene training were pro. ecuted. Shapiro refused the order of military authorities to report for 57 days reserve training just before the start of President Nixon's visit. Cave-dwelling Arizona Hermit Succumbs at 82 ORACLE, Ariz. (AP) -James McAvey, wl)o carved a niche in the catalina Mountains and lived in it for 30 years, has been burled In a small cemetery. Ten persons attended bis funeral Tues. day. The 82-yeiIN>ld hermit died Satur· day. In the 1930s, the Irishman gave up the convenience of modern life and moved into a 15-foot tunnel oo dug while searching for copper and gold. Bil mining claims never paid «I. Once 1 month, McAvey came to town with his ~ Social Security check to buy provisions and an occaaioOal horoscope magliJhe. "He was a friendly old man who chose to live en bis mining claims 1way from people," aald Bill Colet!, a 1hop owner wbo be!rlended McAvey. ""'W~ be came to town once a month, be .,... alwaya <lean and neeL "He just liked tlie tunnel becluae It ·was always ailoul ea dqreU In there and he could get water from a little spring." Nixon used the San Onofre beach as a case in point during discussion with the six·person board during a meeting in the \Vhite House Oval Office. The board met wlth the President in a discussion of hls 16-month old Legacy of Parks Program, 1 plan whereby surplus federal property will be made-over for use by the poblic. The President's point in bringing up the San Onofre exlllJlple wa& to show that local bureaucracy must somellmes be spu?Ted Into action on the gifts of federal territory. · Local action was spUrred at the San Onofre beach by the President whlle vacationing at the San Clemente White House recently. In a move which left red tape clipped, shredded, and scattered to the wind, the President gave state and federal officials two hours to come up with "im· provements" on the rugged coastline property. They· did. Top officials of the parks department, military officers, and oHicials of the General Services Administration spent a two-hour lunch telephoning subordinates. At the end of that lunch, improvements amounting to water supply tank trailers, support vehicles, and chemical toilets were provided for. Various military agencies are pro- viding ten 400 gallon water trailen, on site now, two 2,000 gallo~ water trucks, a bulldour and several flatbed trallers for trash pickup . The state is urgently seeking a co'n. tractor who can supply the chemical toilets and service them in the park area, Mail Delivered By Policeman . . A new Jetter carrier hand deliver- ed various items to residents of Newport Beach's Eastbluff ·41s1r1ct Tuest!aY, but he wore a gun and his shoulder Patch didn'f say U.S. P~ tal Servi.Ce. · ' Police Officer Don Cots pllsed out the mailed items to persons he found at home in tbe 2400 block of Vista Hogar after one reported a case or mail theft. Several letters were found dis.- carded on one woman's lawn, ad· dressed to five different households . Officer Cots broke even in his efforts to get the mail through, de- livering four letters and holding four for addressees who were not at home. Mail theft in the Harbor Area ls a fairly common crime -occas- ionally committed by curious child· ren -although It ls a federal of· fense carrying stiff penalltles. Newport Man Seized On Forgery Charges A Newport Beach aerospace draftsman today faces forgery charges following bl! arrest. Ronald Bacassio, 30, of 4908 Seashore Drive, was picked up following an in- vestigation by Detective Bob Brockie into the origin of a series of bad checks. GEM IALK TODA\' by The Orient ofrers a seemingly unllmlt· ed supply of bargains In everythina from cameras to jewelry, and the averaa:e tourist often buys when he should not. A good caae in point 11 "aynthetfc jade," the poorest of which ls called "synthetic cat's.eyu." A jadelike lrnltatlOn ls oflered In llOClf Kq'and J1pon UDder -MlCh u "IJlltbetiC jldt, II 0 llmort lklne,'' cir "meta jade." This moterlal ls iold In elpt tnnalucent llhadel of _, ea11ed Burmeae ~ B and C, Auatralian A IDd B and African A and B. Although It ls dalrned tbal the n• material• u.ed on white j1de and qlllrtl, technical testl show vtJull and ""1slcal characteristics well within the nnp for ordinary class, and the extremely poor imltatlona have radi1tll1g fibers "lllinl t11' cat's-eye appearance !tom wblcb the Imitation derives lis name. If you go to the Orient,' enjoJ the ex· per!ence, but brlnt home on!t thole bal' c•ln• which your own tralnlnc and ex· perienco will enable )'Ol1 to proper}1 evaluate. Pentagon. Case Delay Granted LOS ANGELES (APl -'l1lc 9th ' Circuit Court of """'Is •&reed to-"->' lo review a riilln!I on wiret•l>' ping made by the judge in the Pentagon Papen trial. (See story, Page S). In agreeina to hear lhe defense's ·appeal of the ruling. the 9th Circuit also postponed opertlng statements In the trial. The order was signed in Pasa- dena by 9th Clrcuit JU1tlcet Waller Ely and James Browning, alMg with u,S, ~upttme Court Justice William O. Douglas, who repre- sents the circuit. The circuit court judges were at· tending a judiciaJ conference in Pasadena. W eirdKidnap Vnder . Study In Newport A bizarre Balboa Peninsula kidnap case involving two teenagers from the Riverside area and another unidentified couple who haven't turned up lll bel,ng probed today by Newport Beach police. Victims Patricia Csrlsoo, 18, of Sunny- mead and Tauna L. Paulin, 18, of Edge- mont, told investigators they escaped about 1 a.m. SUnday. Police w.,.. told an unldentllied oouple was dragged into the puzzling incident when the girla begged them for help. The couple was last seen talking to the al>- duclor near 13th Street and Balboa Bou!· evan:I. Miss Carlson and Miss Paulin said they were returning to their motel about 2 , a.m., when they stopped at 21st Street apd West Oceanfront for a young man in a crosswalk. Suddenly, they told police, he turned aside, opened the car door and hopped In, threatening to shoot them unleas they foilowed orders. No gun waa diaplayed. but Miss Paulin told police she thought she felt a RUD as the mowtached kidnaper sat beside her. The girls told Officer Harry Williams the man forced them to drive about seven blocb, parking at 13th Street and E:ist Balboa Boulevard where all got out. Heading toward the beach, t~ glrjJ said they asted ~ young couple lor'liOli!, at ·!hil:h ttn;e th~f were ordered to come a1onc too. · Miss Carlson and Miss Paulin said they broke and ran to a nearby house for helo while the abductor stood conversing with the other two victims. Officer William~ said they expressed fear for the couple 's sa fety , but appar· ently no missinit persons reoorts have turned up to indicate further fouJ play. The girls said the suspect didn't seem drunk or hi~h on drugs. but acted as th&ugb be might be mentally deranged. Two Mesans Face 'Pot Farm' Rap A potful of alleged pot waa seized and two Costa Mesans arrested on suspicion of cultivating mariju&;na Tuesday, after police received a telephone tip on the case. Investigators said ttie suspicious crop could be seen over; a low fenct adjacent to 318 Ogle St., where the young couple was taken into custody. 11ie planter pot contained 20 Oourtahlng sprouts which will be analyzed to determine ii they are the genuine ·pro. duct prior to requeat!nf. criminal oom- plaintS. · Fro111Pegel EAGLETON. •• Newsmtn who questioned Eagleton to. day at a moming news conference ask him again, as they did Tuesday, whe er he would allow holpital r-"8 of bis trtJlrnenl to be made publli:. Eagleton again relllaed. saying t these records are private, privlle,1 documents. "And it ii my intention t~t they so remain," he satd. , He said the records are intended as comr.lunications among doctors, that they contain highly technical information not readily understandable by laymen, and that they contain information from personal interviews . However, Eagleton did leave open the possibility that he will allow his former doctors to discuss treatment they gave him. He noted that professional ethics pre· vent ~hyslcians from discussing publicly matters relating to their patients, and said he would within the next few days speak lo the doctors and "discusa with them what should be said." The Missouri senator wu scheduled to depart today for Honolulu , to address a union meeting. He said he would telephone the doctors after he returns Thursday. At the Los Angeles news confertnce. newsmen aJso pressed Eagleton on why he had not told McGovern about his men- tal problems when McGovem offered him the vice-presidential 'nomination. "Quite frankly, I didn't think that these experiences were of that great moment," Eagleton said. 0 1 now realize that it is. I've read tht morning headlines." He said McGovern had offered ·the No. 2 spot on the Democratic ticket during a hectic day and that now he believes he probably would have told McGovern about It If he had had more time to think. Newport Council Team to Study Ambulance Firm A two-man special committee of Newport Beach councilmen will in.. vesllgate the application of the Wind Ambulance Company of Tll!Un to provldt service in the city. The study was Ordered after Police Chief B. James Glavas warned that the community may not be abte to support a third ambulance service financially. He said approving the request might mean deterioration in the pteSent level of am·· bulance service in the city. "I recommend the study to determine If the addition wcuid not do a disservice to tbe community," Glaval said, ex-, plaining that If there isn't enough business for 811 the ambulance services, they would lo~ money and · be forced to cut Iiack'~be Iltunber of perionnel and vehicle• they hive in service . Glavas lauded the reputation of Wtnd, but he discounted charges by an official of the company that the two other am- bulance !ervices in the city are "lnef· ficient." Earlier in Monday night's hearing on the request, Councilman Milan Dostal told Wind Vice President George Ma.n- cuso, "those are aerious allegations" and asked him to back them up. Mancuso said, "It's impossible for me to show you tbat you have inadequate service. The police department has numerous, numerous complainµ; on am· bulMce service in general. "It toek 18 minutes for aft ambulance to respond when the two policemen were shot last ytar -that's one example of many. I have no authority to quote others," he said. Glavas conceded he bad to discipline · one of the two services in the city by •uspen~ing ils use by the department for two months, but, he' said, "Complaints about the services are at a reasonable level." Cltf Manager &bert L. Wynn oaid he had tiad n6 Complalntl about the services althoUJh ~ '(las. corrected by ·Coun- cilman ·_l\lchard Croul who'' hid he reported ooe to Wynn dl~Y• Co8la Mesa cl!Y to\!llcllmen alto have delayed aCUon oo a · sUnllar nquett by Wind pending further lludy. . ·, • 000 I Thi rinc for'Motlllr or Grandmothtr with from 1 to 9 GENUINE Blrlhatona from$ ooo. ' . ' .Avallllllt In 14 '111. whlll or'pllow pld. - J.C. J.l.ump~rie6 J11w11fer6 1823 NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA MESA COkvlNllNT Tl!MI IANICAMUJCAID-MAITll Ct<Alel II YU.RI IN Miil tOCATIOH ~ PHOHI 14t·J401 .. I:_ • DAD.Y PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE Irvine Word that the Irvine Ranch Water District (IRWD) is studying expansion o! it.s water and sewer service 4rea into the coastal sector of the Irvine Ranch adds a new angle to speculation over the eventual fate of that prime, ()(ean view rand. I.Mt year, lhe lrvin'e Company unveUed !ts Medi· terranean village-Inspired plans for the 10,000 acres of land which slope from .the San Joaquin Hills to the Pacific Ocean between Corona de! Mar and Laguna Beach. The land development firm presented the plan to officials of both Laguna Beach and Newport Beacb. The object of the presentation was to give these coastal cities a chance to determine 11 they migh t be interested in annexing all or part of the area. For some lime, Crystal Cove has been the general dividing point between the two coastal cities' spheres of influence -the areas each reserves for eventual ex· pan~sion of city boundaries by annexation . However, because the.Irvine Company pTans include some high rise buildings, the coastal sector's future has been in question. . Oniy last week, Ray Watson, Irvine Company executive vice president, revealed the company is "no longer thinking about annexation by Laguna. They've banned high rise In their city," he said. Newport officials, meanwhile, are moving toward restricting high rise in some areas of their· city. Never· theless, that city is taking a cautious look at the Irvine coastal sector to determine the costs of serving the area versus the benefits to the city's tax base. Water and sewer service are one of the service costs involved. Newport provides water-.1;elated services to ateas within its city. With annexation of the coastal sec- tor those services might have to be expanded. or New port? of the Irvine Ranch east of the tulls. The agency's studles undoubtedly wut weig h the costs of either pump. Ing waste water from the coastal sector to the present treatment plant in the Irvine industrial comple• versus building new facilities along the cout. Both the ffiWD and Newport Beach expansion cost studies will have an impact on the future ol the coastal sector. Should Newport prove not to be interested, lite mwn decision might well spur a more active interest in annexation of the desirable ocean view property by the new city of lrvine. What's in a Name? All other things being equal, the Calllornla Hi~h· way Commission likes to name freeways after the city in which 1it terminates. Thus the San Diego Freeway, Sanl.t Ana Freeway, Pasadena Freeway, etc. OcCasionally, it doesn't work out. That's when yO\t find the Golden State Freeway ~ or the plain old 605 Freeway, which suffers terribly from lack of municipal identification. Here in Orange County, we have the Newport Free· way--0r at least a part of it. It was scheduled to connect with the Pacific Coast Freeway in Newport Beach and the name, up to recently, was logical. But with one of the strongest anti-freeway stands In the sl.tte, it is clear that Ne~rt would just as soon be connected with the word 'freeway" as little as possible. The l'acllic Coast Freeway seems to be out the window and the Newport Freeway apparenUy will end in Costa Mesa, not Newport. \ • I A change in Newport Beach policy, however, could allow the area to be served by IRWD, assuming that public agency sees its way clear to extending its lines over the San Joaquin Hills ridge. Costa Mesa, on the other bani!; wants tdenUty. Pres- sure is on lo increase the number of signs pointing into the city. And now it's being suggested that the Newport Freeway really ought to be renamed the Costa Mesa Freeway since that's where it's going to end up. 'This is your co-pilot spea king. I have just kicked out the pilot. Does anybody back there know how to fly this thing~ IRWD presently services the city of Irvine and much California Bank Added to Kitty WASHING TON -One of the nation's largest banks, the Crocker National Bank or California, has been hitting up its ex· ecutives for campaign contributions. In a stuffy letter to its high-level employes, bank chairman Emmett Solomon urged them .to make con· tribuUons to the "Robert M. Pike Trustee Fund." M it turns out. the fund is named for the b a n k ' s corporate secretary and is a elush fund for the bank's favor ite poli- tical candidates. "Contributions to the Fund are entire- ly voluntary," says Solomon's Jetter, which then pointedly suggests that contributions should be ''equal to one-half of one percent of your gross annual salary." When we queried Crocker Vice Presi· dent Donald White about the slush fund, he said it was terminated after new re. cent federal Jaws required that con- tributors' names be made public. Nevertheless, he confirmed that "tens of thousands" of dollars had been handed O\JI to the banks' backslapping buddies during the fund '• lifetlme. (JACK ANDERSON) MEN WHO LIE -In the oak·paneled world of ambusadon, there's an old saying that a diptomat is an honest man sent out to lie for his COi.miry. This haJ been the unhappy role of our envoy to Paraguay, J. Raymond Ylltalo, - who bas repmenl<d Prtllident Nixan In . lbe autocratic court of dictator AHredo Stroessner since i969. lndeed, the rivet-eyed Stroessner ts fond of eaying that the American am· bauador ls like a member of his cabinet. When we revealed that Stf'OeS.!rler'1 epauletted generals and admirals were hustling heroin, therefore, Ylitalo sprang to the de(ense of the milllary dic- tatorship. "Slanderous!" he called our story. UAS m E American ambassador in Paragt111y/' he proclaimed, "I consider it my duty In good conscience lo refute the unfounded accusations ••. by Mr. Andenon.'' Stroessner prompUy ordered his em· hassles around tbe world to issue press rel..... quoting Ylitalo. The dictator Why not? Dear Gloomy Gus Balboa Island has some similar· ity to foreign vacation spot!: except for the filth. Now ooe can't expect us to scrub down the sldewatks and the streets every morning like the Europeans do, but couldn'_t the merchants at least hose down the sJdewalks and run the street cleaner through a couple of times a week? DIOGE~ '72 Ttlll Nature rtfltth 1'1Mlrs' vlewt. riot MeffMr!IV ltloll of fM MWllll-. Sel'lll ·-ltlf Pff\11 kl GlootnV G111, 0.l!Y ,llof, also had ,his forei• minister; Raul Sape:na P~tor, send a private message to Secretary or State Bit! Rogeni demand· ing that he denounce us In public. Bui Lhta was can:ying diplomacy a lit· tie too far for Rogers who aent Pastor a. polite oole saying he personally didn't bave any baril evidence on the cbarges. ROGERS DIDN'T menllm that he bad some classified cable.s from Ylltalo's own embassy in Paraguay, refuting what Ylitalo had said in publle.I On at least f1ur occasions between June 11 and June 20, the embassy secreUy BUpported our · stories. Ylltalo happened to be on home leave at the time. But back in Paraguay, his starr fired orf reports telling bow Stroessner bad refused to co0penle to end the heroin trade. Street Gangs on Upswing By RALPH C. DEANS street gangs were supposedly passing In to history when "West Side Story" won an Oscar as the Best Picture of 1961. By 1966, The New York Times reported there was only one fighting gang left in a Manhattan area where 200 had once beeO active. Well, the gangs ire back and the Jets and Sharks celebrated In the stage play and movie "would be considered sissies today," comments Show magazine writer Sidney Skolsky. An updated arti.Stic version of gang culture might be staged In Philadelphia -which never did lose its street gangs and where more than 160 killings have been attributed to them in the past four years. In Chicago and New York, police report gang revivals more virulent than EDITORIAL RESEARCH ever. The Los Angel.. City Council ordered a police cractdOwn I a at February lo deal with "a crisis of in· timldation and fear" perpetrated by "groups of yowig people ranging In 11e from 10 to 30." In the Bronx, the center of gangland ln New York, there are at least 8$ gangs with a membership estllnated. at between 2,000 and 5,300. Many don't like the term "gans:" and prefer " c 11 q u e , " "organlzaUab" or "Mtion." But the ef· S mnll Town Draw back Tboupts II Larp: It11 true that a small town Ls friendlier than a big city, but It's also more censorious -so "hat you saJn in cot.. lective support you !Ole In Individual ac- tion. Parents who 11can1t undmtand" their ehUdttn have children who wtdlnland them only too well. ThOle who would lli<e everybocly In the cowitry to share their own poUUcal persuasion have rolled to ponder the truth or Aristotle's observation that "ThOle who tblnlt all virtue ts to be found In their own party prtoclplea Ol1ll1 ma~ tors to utremes; they do no! consider that dl5proPortton deltroy1 a st.lo." Al ... grow up, we "" ahape<i either by wbat n have leatned to love, or by what we have turned to bate; and iJ we have not been given ellOQCb models to love, w!tat ean,.. do but build m liale! It ts moae7 that seta tbl~ In motion, bul ml'11 who determine which w11 they ahall ao: money can no more mUI - ~~NEY J.HARRI~ cw than btlcb ean make houses. What do all these proper names have in common! -Cooper, F1etcher, Wainwright, Jenner, Chapman, Faulkner, Wimer, Crowther, Parker, Lorimer, FuUer, 1'11cker? (Obaolele occupaliooa or thdr forebears.) You can' love "hwnanlty" 11 you don1 love your own countl'7i but you c1n't love your own country in tne rlghi way 1£ you condemn Iba rest ofliumanity. Nine per-. out or to, uked to name the uMercbant of Venice/' will ffPlY "Sbyloclt.. and be aurpri.td to taro k Wei oot. Peopla who talk fast ara oner taken u serloualy 11 ~ who talk awn lllow- ly; ror the conunoaality or men can't be\tm that anyone can think u fast u l>t lalb. feet is the same. The rumbles of the Fif· lies are being replayed i only the: ract of the combatant., the weapons and the fashions have changed. WHEREAS MOST or the gangs two decades ago were white,. they are now predominantly black. Cheap bandi\1fill - Saturday night specials -have replaced homemade tip guns and shivs. According to the Wall Street ~ournal, "many ganga have acquired huge arsenals of subo mac:blne l11!IS> Molotov cocktails and grenades." Instead or pegged pants~ and . duek·tail halrcutl, members or the Crlpo - a 'notorious png In Los Angeles - sport 'I blaCI: glove on the lert hand and a ring In the left ear. They also carry fan· cy walltlng aticb. Organized youthful violence ls as old as history. Yet it always shoclcJ the genera· lion in charge and rrequently provides grist for arliBUc mills. Nlneteenth«n· tury London was terrorized b y ••urchins," and bands of pickpocket& plied their akJUs under the tutelage o( such as Fagin in Dickens' "Oliver Twist." Predatory chtldren looted and ktlled In Rusala during tbe civil chaoa or the esrly Twenties ond tn the bombed-out ciUea ol Europe after W_ortd War I. THE CAUSE of youlbrul violence Is usually teen a the malat.se of the ttmea. in the · TwenU.1, gangs of Irish, Polilb• and Jewish kids were attributed to the dialocaliooa of mus migraUoo. In the 113111, I• wu the Groat Depmston. Dur- ing tile Fartlet and Fifties, It WU the crowing emotional diatance betwe<tl chtidren and port11la -I generation pp typUled In oeveral movlea by the late Jamea O..n. MMlon Brando provided the arche!Jpe of the molorcyclo bood. Today, 1treet gang vtoleoce ts,... u a reaction to the gamut of urban llls: broken &betto famlliea, poverty, bopel..,.... and racism. In an arUcle entitled "Watdl Out For the Mlnl·Mllf' aen," Olbom Stcerber1 Jr. report·~ In 11711 that children ellht to n ycr· 1 old were oraanillne thematlve1 looa<ty into ganp. Imagine what Holly.nJOci wtU do •·lt.i> Uul, N Colu mn Draw s Fl re That Frasier Foundation To the Editor: To many, Frasier was a symbol. To the e1der1y, Frasier was a symbol that one hot be old and forgotten -that one can still live a little, even though old and tired. I was disgusted to the core by William Schreiber's column. I can only agree with him if the donations to the ••Frasier Foundation" go into someone's pocket. (1-be have the facts on Lhta?) 1r the money goes to animal conservation, I will be happy to contribute. Al. to the Christian cross over Fruler'1 grave. what's wrong with that? Doesn't Jesus say, "SuUer the little children to come \Dlto me" and "Go yet into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature?" It never ceases to amaze me when I see the rigid bigotry exprtssed by IM>Cllled Christians ; i.e., W 1111 am Schreiber. \\'here is all the love ex· presaed by Jesus In our modem Chris. tiam? I AM A Jewish mother , and one of my som was killed in Europe during. World War JI fighting for our beautiful America. He is burled in France. When I aaw the white Christian cross over his grave, my Jewish dignity wasn't outrag· eel, as was the professed Christian, Schreiber, over a cross for Frasier. I wu glad someone had done something ror my ton, u I was for Fruier. Am I, pehraps, being a good Christian for thinking Lhta! Rather than .._ us to the further blgalry of SclnJber, why doo't you •end him on Ullpmtent to the w a r graveyards of France. He can search and de.stroy all the white Christian cross~ that decorate the graves of the non. Christians that fought for the love of their counlry. He can then prove how good I Chrillian he Is! MRS. SAMUEL SCHULTZ A-tiler l'ra ler Lover To the Editor: Show me a man that bu aeven loving, contented wives and I'll 1bow you a Christian. Say ootbing of the 11 children who love their ralber. I think Lion Country is the wrong place to start burning crosses. How about atarting at mercenary areas like Forest Lawn? Didn't I read an article in the DAILY PILOT recently that "Sex was good for you .... " Try it .... you'll like ltl 1 A Frasier l.4ver, ROBERT JACKSON Sen1ele11 News To the Editor: I admire Mr. Schreiber's eourage In speaking out about thla aenseleu news coverage about the Hon, Frasier. It was j~t stench to many aenslble people who read the papera and saw It on TV. What next? ANNA E. WARNER Following the publication of hil Pi- lot Logl>ook cm Framr on<I th< foun- d4tfcm namtd for the late Lion Coun- lr'tl Safari attraction, reporter Schrel· ber received f1'rthtr tn/ormotion on the orgcnlzotlcm ond ill purpo,.,, Jtrrv Kobrin. vice prt1ldent of Lia" CouHtTJI, 1ald the foundation U bring f01Tl1'd to gcth<r monev for worth1ehU. proj<eu involving anlmol 1ped11. Kobrin 14fd tho1t on the fflUtWa· tfon would be octlvflu on< a rtpreacntatlve grt1up made up o/ interul6d p<orfe from 1111 1"0lkl of Ifft. Hr olf""'d a tpOI cm the found4- l!on lo rt»orltr Schrtibtr arid 1afd MAILBOX Letters from readers are welcome. Normally write rs should convey the ir rnessagts tn 300 words or less. The right to condense letters to fit space or eliminate ltbel i.r reseroed. All let- ters must include signatures and mail· ing addre11, but names may be with· held on reqmst if sufficient rtaion is apparent. Poetry wUl not be pub- li•hed. the press would be represented. Kobrin added that the wllite cros! th.a& was placed on FrCJ!icr'! burial site was put .there without manage· ments' knowledge. "The rangers themaelvts did that because of their deep devotion to Frasier," he said. .Sehmlt~ Fan To the Edll!>r: -Ed1tor Congreaarilan John Schmlll bu gone down to defeat in bla bid for the relltWal of bis offiee, There were D1ll11 con- trlbuliog facton auch as bis ref\JJal to rublter-atamp all Prelldentlal declalona, his afflllatlon with Iba Jolln Btrcb socie- ty. bis voting aga\ml man; bUll; etc. However. ..tdoin ii the total plctll'I shown. Few men who so lo Washington are abi• to withstand the pressurea on them to aupport all P re•ldentlal decisions, even when dHp convlctiont ln· side teU them differently, or to vote for a bill which could be advantageous to a . friend or aupporllve group bu~ II carried, would add lo the beovy tax burden ol the middle clua Amerlqan. One man did ·tbl.i, Congreaaman John Schmlt.z. . HE HAS JIEEN called radical. He Is, radically patriotic. Tell me, ii there •ometbtng wrOtll with that? Just one thing, there are not more who feel tile same w•y and do not bealtate to eapreu lt. As for his voting record, the total pic- ture would again show that thOM btiil getting bis negative vote would usually mean more taxation for those of ua now carry~ a staggering load. Fiscal responsibility lecJJlS to be a thing of the past with those in power and even though our budget ts a sorry mess, the •pending goes on. Not so with Congressman Scbmit.z. He ltood firm throogh what, I am sure, wtre many uncomtortable situations. You say .,,,e were laughed at as 0 conservaUvc Orange County." We ju;t may be remembered as one of the last responsible, level·headed, patriotic volcea heard. We have loat the servlcu of a fine American Jn our Congressional offices, but 1 fe minutes to travel 41n miles lo my ,work. It usually takea ti to 20 minutes but tratne was ltcbt and I made nearl1 all or the nine signals on my route. Wlten and U the Newport Freeway ts utonded lo meet the O>ut lllchway there &bouid be aoi1 twn s1in1!1 lo cootend with. llowntr that may be my cmvent .. ce and amall lime aavinJ ""' oot molt ~t. ' What Is pertinent Is tbal wlllle ... automol!lle ts .,.ailing for a a!pl lo challJle 1the tJ1&lae ii kllllli and ...... busllon ii most tncrrtctent "5Ulling In an extra contribution to a!r pollution. My own contribuUon, for one. could easily be reduced by 25 percent every day. Whtie on th is subject, think what I coastal alignment for a freeway which will not eUmlnate the Pacific Coast Highway will do. At the least it would carry throuah and away from Newport Beach without the problems brought In by a freeway ending at the dty limits. Are the Freew•J. Ftcbten part of the soluUon or wt of the j>n>blem! KENNETH E. WATKINS Be1t CUl:se111 _ To the Edlto" I hope you will find space to print the rot1owtn1 ltory u a bit of prlile for two girts In yoar community, Ellubetb Burbank and SuUy Howard or Bay· shore Drive. Newport Beach, who dem.- onstnited those qualities of character we all hope that our young wiU poae1.: tendemea, concern for others, rtlJ)On5i· blllty, and bone!ty. About two weeks ago we happened to be in the Newport Beach area for dinner and a drive. lt wa1 a wann summer night and we hid stopped to buy ouraelves lee cream cones. The tralHc was ruahln1 by In ail dlrectiOllll at the busy intel'l<Ctlon. but throuch it, somehow, came a Ump-lna:, tired, thin, nursing mother dot. htr breutl sore and swollen; ahe wu iOll and coo/I.Wed. . ft COAXED her to 111, ..... lier ~ drlot of waler, but did ool ftlll to tab her with us u we live 100 mUeo awr/ from the area that might be her home. Most paatr.rby paid no heed, not want. Ing to be involved, but along came the two girts who paused and cared enough to agree to take her horn• with them for the nilhl and call autboritiel who might help, In the momtn1. My husband gave the girls 11 for dos food, and u an anerthought, his businesa card, 11klng them to let us know what happened to the dot ..• and orr the the trio trot!'ld. A week passed. We heard notblng. Thea last Saturday we received a thoulhtru!, descriptive account of how tbe1 bad eared for the dog, and tndoaed In the.letter was the It. (Unfortunately, the dog had gotten away durlnl the night, and their attempts to !incl her again were W11Ueceaful.) A amall tbini, maybe. What'a me ioal mongrel, or two atrangers pualnt through town! We think every 1tory ct human klndn ... end decency should be told, and re-told. You may have wealt111 and fa-. reflldenta: ln your arta, but we met two fl your best clllzeos that nlght. MRS. B£NJAMINXOOOLACll Port llueoema DAILY PILOT Robtrl N. Wef<I, hlllldw Thomot Ki..a, Jldilor Albtrl w. llalQ Editorial Pogc lilitar '11>e odllOl'lol -of tllo lllll1 Piiot Mtk& to inform w ·~ late tt11ders by ~Unr We nov.-"1peps·1 oplniorw Md _.. ~\&I')' on taPka ot tht~ ... lllrnt11w><co. by -· • -for the txfft'Uion ot 0out "*' ot>lnlooo. and by .._,u.., llM dA\"tn8 viewpo(M:a ., Woll ...... llf'T\l'fn •rid •llO' 1t• -..... otu.c1ar. Weclnatlay, JlllJ 2t, 1171 !' . -·· .Ill! 2'. 1912 ' ' OAILV PILOT fj • Feelings on Tax Measure Author Raps Foes r • • • • • •. • • • • • • • • ~ E-. t U ·t' ARIZONA INDIAN • • Cover Wide Opinion Range Def eat Attacked nVIronmen . n1 : DANCERS , I ~- • I . ., PlllL llANNA co,llol N..,. SerYlce Ltpiattve Jeadershlp and the govemor•a office seem happy wl~ the oninH>ul tar reform end educlltlonal financ'mg pro. ponl ol Assembly Speaker Bob Morelli ( D·Nor th llollywood), but the feeling c1oesni tst.nd to all -Ws of tho State capitol. In fact, there are those who are wilJIJlg to predict that the whole thing will !all nat on its race through a Democratic- GOP coalition -one side ~ you're not doing enough, and others com- plaining of 1 give·1way I NEWS .4N~LYSIS I without strong local controio. There's no queatlon that Moretti'• bill would provide property tax reform. . It also meetJ the general guideline• set down by the State Supreme Court In the Serrano vs. Priest deciBion which declares the -* * * * *· * State Tax Reform Bill - Facing-~ey__Test l'oday SACRAMENro (AP) - A •u bllJlon l!Chool finance-tax reform package ts !acing an oll-<>M10thing teat today to • hootiJe committee with 1 \Jlree.month JegtoiaUve vaeo- llon acheduled to begin Fr~ day. Sen. Randolph Co I Ji er , chairman ol tbe powerful Senate Finance Committee, rever...i himsell and agreed Tuesday that A SI e m b I y Se xual Act .. Bill Facing Legislato.rs SACRAMENTO {AP) -The Callfornia Jeglalat.lre ha s 1 ,received a proposa1 t o thoroughly overhaul the penal aystem, retainiJig the death penalty and legalizing certain forbidden sexual conduct. The bill was Introduced Tuesday by Sen. Don a Id Grunsky (R-Watsogville). In it, lhe death penalty would be retained !or most categories o f first-degree murder, a g gr av ate d ki<f· Speaker Bob ~oretti would be allowed a heerlng before hio committee today on the tar bill. But Collier, a leading op- ponent ol the plan, said he will allow only one hearing on the bill and that today's session will be Moretti'• one chance to win the committee vote need· ed to send the controversial bill to the Sena!~ Door. The Moretti·Reagan plan would boost state income, sales and business taxes to pay for a $545 million ~ year increase in state support of local schools and s packag~ of tax relief measures including a cut of $120 a year in prop- erty taxes for the average homeowner. It would also require most local government agencies to get voter approval for future tax rate increases and it would reduce by about one. half the inequities between the state's richest and poorest school districts. I Pot Penalty Bill Moves naplng, and for attacks by SACRAMENTO (AP) -A prison Inmates serving li!e bill to reduce penalties for the aen!eoces. , possession of marijuana Js Among, chi<! changes pro-headed for -its last legislative posed is one Jegallzing oral test. Copwation between consenting It received 7·2 approval of adults of opposite sex. Other the Senate Committee on the provisions would 1 i g b t e n Judiciary Tuesday and was pena!Ues for ·homosexnal rela-sent to the Senate Door. II has lions.-• , ,a!fe4dy passed the Aasembly. The n<w code would . pernilt . Present law wnishes nuu:~ "limited wagering" on sports , Juana ~ssion as a felony, eootestl, and noncommercial meaning one to ten years in gimbling in private homes, fn. prison. J{owever, the judge cludiDg poker games. Grunsky can reduce the penalty for l8id the revilion is aimed at first.time offenders to a limiting crln)inal liability to misdemeanor, which bas a commercial gambling. one-year maximum. The propoaai retains present The bill, by Assemblyman Jal)' on guns, abortions and Alan Sieroty (!).Beverly Hills) obecenlty,, b_ut would , make would make m ar I ju an a mallclous mischief a felony possession a misdemeanor, when the amount of damage reducing th~ m a x Im u m exceeds $!00. Rioting could j>enalty to a l500 fine and six· a1ao be punished aa .a feloJJY. months In Jail. 1tate must rely on !Omethlng I ON THE MALL AT I ~!'~t:.! ;:cpe= SACRAMENTO (AP) _ standards that local agencies I FASH ION ISLAND I 111')1 and secondary education. I 10 r 0 u od 1 i g u re s, Defeat ol a bill creating a follow, and the boards have HURSDAY h single board to over a e e the power to vote local acnon I TOMORROW • • • T I omeownen tlU! year will CALIFORNIA "ve '4-04 million In property CalilorniB's environmental they do not think tJ In Une l 12 P,M,-1:30 P.M.-3 P,M, I protection eflorta was a vie· with the statewide standards. tax with 1973-71 bringing about another saving ol 1387 million. tory !or "the opecial Interest A similar bill by Z'berg was I ERA I I grou-," sayo tbe author. vetoed by Reagan last year. BRIN G YOUR CAM • Next year. public schools will l"' Ii ii realize $541 million in extra Openin_ g Set Assem blyman Edwin The governor said at the time • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • tax reliet plus a boost in Z'berg, a Sa c r a m e nt o the bill conflicted with an en. F Ad ri' , I I ·--· d . Democrat, said in an in-v~onmental plan ol hiB own or ve 1s1ng n money or ~" e ucation, Jn Pen•~go1• I b th OUT 'N ABOUT early childhood education and r-t.c. 1 terview that the 33-33 vote on which was killed ater y e 8 ba1ancing factor for urban his bill Tuesday -eight short legislature. Phone school p C of passage -was just Legislators opposing t h .e Sta:· Controller l!011Ston I. apers ase "another example or special ' plan Tuesday contended. It Norm St a nley • . ': would lead to no marked u1r F1ournoy dropped a bombshell LOS ANGELES (UPI) -A interest groups hemg able to . provement over the operation 6 4 2 4 3 21 ·~~ .~ee.!iu:~ :~~ ~ ~~~Y judge struck down a request :~~.',8 . good envlronmental'l'o~f ;,th;,e~p;,,re,,,se"'n"'t "'bo"'a"'rd"'s"'. ,,,,,,;;;;;~~i"'~;;;,,=;,=,:·=· ,,-;,;·-,,,,.;,,,;,,;;;;;~~~~~~;;;r ~"' by defense attorneys Tuesday 11 e1pecied, and the tigb.Lwas on for-_a hearing into .a secret Calliog the measure's deteat government wiretapping re-to ~·)use up the money, or (2) a "tragedy," Z'berg said he gtv It back to the people. port, preparing the way for would try to win approval Sens. Clark Bradley (Jl,.San opening argument' today In later In the session for hiB Jose) and Nicholas Petris (!). the much-<lelayed Pentagon plan, which iB backed by both Oakland) voiced differences of Papers trial. the Reagan administration opinion. U.S. District Court Judge and the conservationist Sierra Bradley, who voted against Matt Byrne said he had seen Club. Moretti's mea sur e as Several legislators took a edi ted 'd th the report himsell a n d pr c • sa1 e money different tack in fltv1r debate should be given back to the although a member of the -..- taxpayers. Petris, who also defense team was involved. Tuesday, arguing the bill had voted against the bill, said no, the matter has 00 connection been put together late this it should be used for educa-with the trial. year and the proper amount of tion. He said that ruling cleared time had not been given for Here are some of the prob-the way for 0 p e n i n g hearings on the bill's content. lems facing lawmakers. arguments to begin late today. Under the Z'berg bill, . the First, they all want to go Pretrial hearings have delayed State Air Resources and home by the end of the month the start for several months. Water Resolll'Ct3 boards woUld ' for a receu, not to return un· Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony be lumped together under the til November 8, the dav after Russo have been charged with new agency, but retaining the general election. Second, theft, conspiracy and e,s. their Present powers. they want to show the voters pionage for their role in mak· The new agency would also they can enact tax reform and ing public the P e n t a g o n oversee statewide planning for thereby avoid passage in Papers, a classified study of solid waste disposal. November of the Watson Tax the origins of the war in Viet· The air and water boa~ Initiative, which would all but nam. currently set environmental eliminate property as a basis';::;================== for taxation. Third, the bill re. quires two-thirds vote of both houses and the signature of Gov. Ronald Reagan. Educators and schools favor the bills even though it is far from the money they believe they need for "quality educa· lion." 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' PHONE 545-1440 •• Gentry YDUngland , . • c DARY PROT EDITORIAL PAGE Freeway Problems Ease A considerable clearing of the air and some new ap- proach .. to freeway problems resulted from meetings last week between Costa Mesa city ollicials and repre. senlatives of the State Divblon of Highways. Tho meeting was called to determine the slate's thinking after a 1>ombllhell statement at a recent High· way CommlS.!lon meeting resurrected the powbUlty of moving the Newport Freeway route back on its old align- ment along existing Newport Boulevard In downtown Costa Mesa. The question of changing the route from its pres· ent more we lerly, alignment that connects with suP.rior Avenue was not specifically setlled. Bui it was apparent that Costa Mesa is much more ·concerned with solving traific problem's in downtown Costa Mesa t~an in "getting even" with Newport Beach by funnellog Newport Freeway ll:affic into It. One of the IQleresting approaches discuS.!ed was the possibUity of terminatinf the Newport Freeway with a finger-like arrangement o three to five separated off· raolps which would disperse traffic-onto PacUlc Coa.st Highway at dif!erent locations over a three mile area in Newport Beach and Huntington Beach . Crltical to Costa Mesa's future also is the apparent redirection of freeway constJ:uction priorities which came out of those same meetings. The meeting agreed that the next section or New- port Freeway lo be built should be the section from Bay Street to the Newport Beach city limits. As a re. suit, downtown redevelopment could be advanced as much as two to three years and the traffic snarls on Harbor Boulevard, 17th Street and 19th Street signifi· canUy reduced. ' Diego Freeway. Construction or this short stretch al the earliest dale should helf signUlcanUy in reducini traffic block1ge in the area o South Coast Plaza and simplify lrafilc movements In lhe Bristol-Newport Freeway Inter· change area. There is no way to make any freeway route or free- way construction satisfactory to everyone. But it is ap- parent that, for most Costa Mesans, expediting crn· structlon or the Corona de! Mar freeway beginning a d the downtown area portion of the Newport Freeway are of criUcal importance. What's in a Name? All other things being equal, the Callfornia High- way Commission likes to name free\vays after the city in which it terminates. Thus the San Diego Freeway, Santa Ana Freeway, Pasadena Freeway, etc. Occasionally, it doesn't work out. That's \Vhen you find the Golden State Freeway -or the plain old 605 Freeway, which suffers terribly from lack of municipal identification . Here in Orange County, \Ve have the Newport Free- way-or at least a part of it. It was scheduled to connect with \he Pacific Coast Freeway in Newport Beach and the name, up to recently, was logical. But with one of the strongest anti-freeway stands In the slate, it is clear that Ne~rl would just as soon be connected with the word 'freeway0 as little as possible. The Pacific Coast Freeway seems to be out the window and the Newport Freeway apparently will end in Costa Mesa, not Newport. • J ~'f~\~" lfl\\.\1 ~~"{ t-1.t..C\\\l\t. , ... .,,. ·~ 11!>~!1. \Vilsey-Ham, the research associates who studied Costa 111esa's downtown redevelopment plans, say that the success of any such project is contingent on the con· struction of the freeway. Top overall priority, however, was given to con· struction of the Corona del Mar Freeway link leading from Newport Boulevard and Palisades Road to the San Costa Mesa, on the other hand, wants identity. Pres- sure is on to increase the number of signs pointing into the city. And now it's being suggested that the NeWJJOrt Freeway really ought to be renamed the Costa Mesa Freeway since that's where it's going to end up. 'This is your co-pilot speaking. I have just kicked out the pilot. Does anybody back there know how to fly this thing?'. California Bank Added to Kitty WASHINGTON -One of the nation's largest banks, the Crocker National Bank of California, has been hitting up its ex- ecutives for campaign contributions. ln a stuffy tetter to its high-level employes, bank chairman Emmett Solomon urged them to make cm· tribulions to the "Robert M. Pike Trustee Fund." As It turns out, the fund is named for the b a n k ' s corporate secretary and is a slush fund for the hank's favorite poli- tical candidates. "Contributions to the Fund are entire- ly voluntary," says Solomon's Jetter, which then pointedly sues::ests that contributions should be "er-ual to one-half of one percent of your gr~, annua l salary." \\'hen we queried Crocker Vice Prtsi- dent Donald White aboot the slU!h !und, he said it wu terminated after-new re- cent federal Jaws required that con· tributors' names be' made public. Nevertheless, he confirmed that "tens of thousands" or dollars had been handed out lo the banks' backslapping buddies during tlle !Wld'• lifetime. MEN· WHO UE -In the oak·paneled world of ambassadors, there's an old saying that a diplomat is an honest man sent out to lie for his country. This has been the tmhappy role of our envoy to P@tlgUay_. J. Raymond Ylitalo, - who has repruented President Nii:oo in the autQcratic: court of dictalor Alfredo Slr!lessoer •Ince 111119. Indeed, lhe rivet-eyed Stroessner is fond o( saying that the American am- bassador is like a member of his cabinet. \Vhen we revealed that Stroessoer's epauletted generai. and admirals were hustling heroin, therefore, Ylltalo sprang to the defense of the military die· tatorship. "Slanderous!" he called our l!ltory. "'AS THE AmericaD ambassador in Paraguay," he proclaimed, "I consider it my duty in good conscience to refute the un!oanded accuaatioos ... by Mr. Anderson." Stroessner promptly ordered his em· basslea arowid the world lo. Issue press Why not? Dear Gloomy Gus Hooray for the newly-paved bike trail on the Santa Ana River bank! K.R. 11'111 ft•tvre rt!llK!1 rud~·· VltWI, l'IOI l!f<.U.rllv lhoH ol lt'le .....,.•P•Pl'I'· Stnd YOllr ,..i JlfeV• to GIDMl'I' G111. 0.lly' Piiot. releases quoting Ylitalo. The dictator abo had his fore ign mini!ter, Raul Sapena Pastor, send a private message to Secretary of State Bill Rogers demand· ing that he denounce us in ,P"bllc. But this was carrying diplomacy a lit- tle too far for Rogen who sent Pastor a polite note saying he personally didn't have any bard evidence on the charges. ROGERS DIDWr mention tllat he had some classilied cables from Ylltalo'a own embasay in Paraguay, refuting what Ylitslo had said in public. On at least four occasions between June IS and June 20, the embassy secreUy supported our stories. Ylitalo happened to be on home leave at the time. But back in Paraguay, his stall fired orr reports telling how Stroessner had refused to cooperate to end the heroin trade. "The time has come to give a clear signal," began one classified cable. It went on to describe Paraguay's do- nothing·posture on drugs. Street Gangs on Upswing By RALPH C. DEANS Street gangs Were supposedly passing Jnto history when "West Side Story" won an Oscar as the Best Picture o( 1961. By 1966, The New York Times reported there was only one fighting gang le!t in a Manhattan area where 200 had once been active. Well, the gangs are back and the Jets and Sharks celebrated in the stage play and movie "would be con!ldered sissies today/' comments Show magatine wriier Sidney Sko1'ky. An updated artisUc version of gang culture might be staged in Phillldelphia -which never did lose its street gangs and where more than 180 killings have been atlributed to them in the put !our years. In Chicago and New York, police repOrt gang revivals more virulent than EDITORIAL RESEARCH ever. The i... Angeles City Council ordered a police crackdown l a l!I t February to deal with 0 a crisis of in- timidation and fear" perpetrated by "groups of young people ranging In ap from 10 to 30. II In the Bronx, the center of gangland in New York, there are at least 85 gangs with a membership estimated at between 2,000 and ~.!00. Mill)' don't like the term 11gang" and prefer "c 11 q u e , " "organization" or "nation.'' But tbe ef- Small Town Drawback ThoaPll at Larte: It's true lhat 1 mall town is friendlier than a big city, but It's alao more cenaorioua -to whit you gain in co\.. lecUYe support yoo lose In tndivldU!I ao- tion. Part!nta wbo "can't understand'' their chUdttn have children Who underatsnd them only too well. Those who would µke everybody In the country to share their own po11Uca1 perauaslon have failed lo ponder the lnllh of Aristotle'• ohoervatlon that ''Tholt who tllink all vlrtu. Is to be !ound In their 01rn party principles 1JUlil mat- ters to extremui they & noi consider that disproporUon deJtroy1 a 111\e." · Al we grow u:p, we are ahaped either by what we haVI learned to love, or by what we have lumocl, lo halt: and If we have not been given enough mociela to Jove, what can we do but build on I.ate1 It ti money that 1111 thino in motion, but men •ho delennlne whfch w11 they lball p; money can no mort mike - ~YDNEY J. HARRI~ cesa than bricks can make hoUJ<s. What do all theJe proper names have Jn common? -Cooper, Ji1ttcher, Wainwright, Jenner, Chapman, Faulkner, Warntr, Crowther, Parker, Lorimer, Fuller, Tucker?> (Obloleie occupttiaos of their forebears.) You can't love 11hamanity" If you don't Jove your own <.'OWJt.ry; but you can't tove 1our own country in 'the right wa,y II you condemn the rest or humanity. • ' Nine pen10111 out of JO, asked lo name the "Merdlant of Venice," wiU reply "Sllylocll," llld be surpri.sed lo learn H WU DOI. Ptople wllo talk rast are never tak .. 11 lerioully u ~ who talk more .W.- ly; for lhe commonality of m•n can't beil•w that 111yono can think u rm u ht 1a1U. I feet is the same. The rumbles of the Flf- tles are being replayed; only the race of the combatants, the weapons and the fashions have changed. WHEREAS MOST o! the g1ng1 two decades ago were white, they are now predominantly black. Cheap handguns - Saturday night specials -have replaced homemade zip guns and shlvs. According to the Wall Street Journal, ... many gangs have acquired huge arsenals ol sub- machine guns, Molotov cocktails and a:rtnades." lnltead or pegged pants and duck;tail baircull, members of the Cripo -a notorioUI gang in Los <1ngele1 - &port a Dlack glove on tlle left hand and a ring in the left tar. They also carry fan- <:y walking atic:ka. Organized youthful violence ls as old as history •. Yet Jt always shocks the genera .. tton in charge and frequenUy provide& gilt !or arllatic: mllll. Nintteenth<:en- tury London was terrorized b y uurchina, '' and bands of plckpocketa plied their skills under the tutelage. of such as Fagin in Dickens' "OllVer Twist." Predalory children looted and kllled in Russia during the civil chaOI of the tarly Twentl .. and in the bombe<klut clllq ol Europe alter World \Var I. 11IE CAUSE or youthful violence 11 usually ...,. u the mallile of the times. Jn the Twenties, gangs o! lrllb, Polllh and Jewlab kids wtrt attributed lo the cllalocatiolll ol mua migrotlon. In the 19*, it "as the Great Depression. Dur· ing the FortleJ and Fifllel, It wu the growll>C emotional cllatance between chUdren and ptrenll -a generollon pp t)'Pifltd In aeveral moviea by the late J-Dun. Marlon Brando provided the arcllelype of the molorcycle hood. Today, slrfft gang violence ls seen u a reaction lo the gamut of urban Jilli: broken gbeuo fam!Uea, po • • rt y , !lopelnllleJI llld racism. In an article enlltlocl "W1tcb Out For the Mlnl·M•J- 1ers," Oobom ....,berJ Jr. reported In 19'10 that children eight lo II yran old were orpnhlnc lhemaelvu tooaely Into glOll. Imagine what Hcllywood wftl do 'Willi that c • €oluna1a Dratvs Fire That Frasier Foundation To the Editor: To many, Frasier was a symbol. To the e1derly. Frasier was a symbol that one ·not be old and forgotten -that one can still live a little, even though old and t~ed. I "'as disgusted to the core by William Schrelber's column. I can only agree with him ii the donations to the "Frasier Foundation" go into someone's pocket. (Does he have the facts on this?) Uthe money goes to animal conservation, I will be happy to contribute. As to the Chri.sUan er<& over Frasier'• grave, what's wrong with that? Doesn't Jesus say, "Suffer the little dilldren to come unto me" and "Go yet into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature?" It never ceases to amaze me when I see the rigid bigotry e:rpressed by ao-called Ouiatians; i.e., W J 11 i am Schreiber. Whue is all the love ex- pressed by Jesus in our modern Chris- tians? I AM A Jewish mother, and one ol my sons was killed in Europe during World War II fighting for our beautiful America. He is burled in France. When I saw the white Christian cross ovtr his grave. my Jewish dignity wasn't oulrag· cd, as was the professed ChrisUan, Schreiber, over a cross for Frasier. I wu glad someone had done something for my son, as I was for Frasier. Am I, pehrapa, being a good Christian !or.thinking this? Rather than ezpooe ua to the further bigotry of Schttlber, why don1 you send him on Ulfgnment to ' the w a r graveyanU of France. He can search and destroy all tbe white ChrlaUan crosses that decorate the graves of the non- Christian.! that fought for the love or their country. He can then prove how good a Christian he Is! · MRS. SAMUEL SCHULTZ Altotller E'ruler Loller To the Edllor: Show me a man that hu aeven Joving, contentocl wtvea and l'U lhow you a Chriatian. Say nothing of the rr cbUdren who love their father. I thlnk Lion Country ;, the wron1 place to. start burning croaa... How about atartlna at mercenary areas like Forest La\ttl? Didn~ I read an article In tbe DAILY PILOT recently that "Sex waa good for you ...• " Try U .•.. )'ou'JI like it! A Frasier Lover, ROBERT JACKSON Senseless News To the Editor: l admire Mr. Schreiber's courage Jn speaking out about thla senseless news coverage about the Uon, Frasier. lt wu just stench lo many sensible people who read the papen and saw It on TV. What next? ANNA E. WARNER Following th• publl<otlon of hi& p;. lot Logbool< cm Fraaltr ond •he /oun.- dallon na ... d for the lat. Lion Coun- trv Safari aUnu:llon, nporter Sehrt!· btr recdved further tnformatlon on the organization and itl purpou1. le1'T'J Kobrin, vice pr11ident of Li1111 Country, 1old the /oundollon fl being formed to gathtr money for 1DOTlh1DhU. projecll lnvoftlfng onimoL species. Kobm 1a!d tholt cm th• fo•ndo· tion woKld be ac(fuiltl and would look for caU1e1 ncedl?lg lh• money. Kobrin 1a!d th• foundotlon lDIU I>< a f'epresentaUoe orowp made up of lnfnuttd people from all acollr.r of life. H• o/ftrtd a tpOt cm th• /ouniJo· liolO to reporter Schrtlbtr and 14fd MAILBOX Letters from readers are welco'1'1c. Normally writers should convey their messages tn 300 1oords or less. T/lc right to conde11se letters to fit space or eliminate libel is reserved. All let· ters musl include sigiiatures atid mail· ing address, bt't t1ames may be with· held on requt.st if sufficient reason U apparent. Poetfll will ttot bt pul>- li!hed. the press would bt represented. Kobrin added that the white CTO!S that wa.s placed on Frasier's burial site was put thert without manage· ments' knowtt.ctge. "The rangers themselves did t11at because of their dttp devotio-n to Frasier," he said. Schmitz Fan To the Editor: -Editor Congreaaman John Schmitz bas ion• down to defeat Jn his bid for the renewal of his olllce. There were many con~ tributing facton such as his refusal to rubber-otamp all PJ:esldentlal declliona, bis aflllJatlon wltll the John Birch soc1 .. ty. hll voting aplnst many blllll. etc. However, seldom ti the lotal picture shown. Few men who go lo W•shlncton are able to withstand ihe preisure1 on them to support all Pr e1ldentlal declsioDJ, even when deep convictions in· side tell them differently, or to vote tor a bill which could be advant11eou1 to a friend or eupportlve group but, If carried. would add to tho heavy tax burden ol tbe middle ctua Amerloan. One man did tbla, Cooareuman John Schmitz. HE HAS BEEN called radical. He is. radically patrlot!c. Tell me, is there something wrona with that? Just one thing, there are not more who r .. 1 tbe same way and do not hesitate to expreu It. As for his voting record, the total pie· ture would 11aln show that those bills getting his n111ative vote would usually mean more tazaUon for those of us now carrying a staggering load. Fi.seal responsibility seems to be a thing of the past with thole In power and even though our budget la a aorry met1, the spending goes on. Not so with O>ngressman Schmitz. He lllood firm through what, I am IUJ'C, were many uncomfortable situations. You say we were laUJbed at as "conservative Orange County." We just may be remembered as one of the. last responsible, levcl·headed, patriotic voices 'heard. \\'e have lost the 5ervice1 ol a flJ1(1 American In our Qingresslonal oflicts, but I feel aure lhat wherever he acrves, he •i ii do the nation proud. GWEN HAEGEMAN f 'reeway and PoUutlon To the Editor: Today It Mly look U ~ minutei lo travel 4 ~ mUcs to my work. lt usuallf takes II lo 20 minutes but traffic wu light and l made nearly all ol the nine slen:is on my route. When and il the Newport Fretway is e1tended to meet the Coast Highway I-should be only two al(nals lo contend with. However that ma,y be my convenience and small time saving are oot most pertinent. What ti pertinent is that whtl• •• automoblic Is wnlling !or a signal to change lbe engine ti Idling ana com- bustlon Is most inefficient re!Ulting in an extra contribution to air pollution. 1t1y own contribution, for one, could easily be reduced by 25 percent every day. While on 'Ibis subject, think what a coastal alignment for a freeway whlch will not eliminate the Pacific Coast Hlghwoy wlll do. At the Irast It would carry through and away from Newport Beach wllhout the problems bro.Jg.ht in by a fretway ending al the city limit" Are the Freeway Flghten part of tlla solution or part of the problem? KENNETH E. WATKINS Best Cltb:eiu To the Editor : I hope you will !ind apace to print tht fo\lo\ving •torJ' u a bit of pralH for two girls in your commllDlty, Elluhelb Burbank llld SuUy Howard of Bay· l!lhore Drtvt, Newport Beach, who derrr onstrated thQse qualities of character we all hope that our yowig will poueJS: tenderness, concern for others, responsi- bility, and honesty. About two weeks ago we happened to be in the Newport Beach area for dinner and a drive. It was a warm summer night and \Ve bad atopped to buy ounelves Tee cream cooea:. The traffic was rushing by in all directions at the busy intersection, but through It, somehow, came a Ump- ing, tired, thin, nursing mother dog, her breasts aore and swollen; she wu lost and confuaed. WE COAXED her to "'· PVI her • drink of !'lier, but did not nnt lo tau her wltll us as we live 100 mlleo awaJ from the area that might be her home. Most -by paid no heed, not wan~ Ing to be Involved, bu\ along came the two glrlll ~ paused and cared enough to agree to take her· home with them for the night and call authoritlea who might help, in the morning. My husband gave \he girls II for dog food, and u an afterthought, his business card, asking them to let us know what happened lo the dog ... and o!I tbe the trio trottbl. A week ptaaed. We heard nothing. Tllen lul Saturday wa received a lhouglitlul, cleacriptlve account or how they had cared !or the doJ, and enclosed In the Ietler wu the $1. (Unfortunately, the dog had 1otten aw•y durlna tho night, and their attempt.t to !lad her again were UDIUCtelS!ul.) A 1mall thing, mayhe. Whal'• one loll mongrel, or two strangers paaln& through town? We think every story of human klndneaa and decency should be told, and r .. told. You may have wealthy and famous resld~nts ln your area, but we met two oe your best cltb:ens that night. MRS. BENJAMIN KOOOLACH Pwt Hueneme OIANOI COAIT DAILY PILOT Robrrt N, Weed, l'llblllha' Thom ... K eetlfl, Editor Albert IV. Botu Editorial Page Editor I I "!°!~~~!!_!~~:__~~~~~~~D~~~L~V~PJ~L-DT--'_~ :!'""'""· .. , 2' 1912 ' Feelings on Tax Measure Cover Wide Opinion R'!nge Author it.,. Foe• r • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' E . u . I 'ARIZONA INDIAN : nvironment nit: DANCERS : Def eat Attacked 1 oN THE MALL AT ; .By PR!L HANNA C.pllol New• Service LegislaUve leadership and the governor'• office seem happy with the omnibus tax rerorm and educaUonal financing pro- posal of Aasembly Speaker Bob Moretti ( D • N'o rt h HoUywood). but the feeling doesn't extend to all corners of the State C.p!tol. In tact, there are those who an wUI!ng to predict that the whole thing will fall Oat on its raca through a Democratic- GOP coalition -one side saying you're not do i ng enough, and others com· pJainjng of a gi ve -awa y I NEWS ANALYSIS I "'ithout strong local controls. There's no question that Moretti's bill would provide property tax reform. It also meets the general guidelines set down by the State Supreme Court in the Serrano vs. Priest decision which declares the state must rely on something other than the local property tax lo finance public elemen~ tary and secondary education. CALIFORHIA SACRAMENTO (AP) - Defeat or a bill creating a single board to o verse e Ca I ifornia'• environmental protection efforts was a vie· tory for "the special Interest groups," says the author. I I standards that looal agen<les I FASHION ISLAND I follow, and the boards have I tbe power to vote 1oca1 action I TOMORROW • • • THURSDAY . I they do not think Ia In Imel 12 P.M.-1:30 P.M.-3 P.M. I with the statewide stondards. A similar bill by Z'berg was I ERA 1 I vetoed by Reagan last year. BRING YOUR CAM • .I Thegovernorsaidatthetime l. • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~ the bill conflicted with an en-F Ad rt' • I vironmental plan of hla own or ve 1s1n9 n which was killed later by the OUT 'N ABOUT * * * * * * State Tax Reform Bill1 In round figures , homeowners this year will save $40f million ln property tax wlth 1973-74 bringing about another saving of $387 million. Nex't year, public schoob will realize $544 million in extra tax relief plus a boost in money for basic education, early childhood education and a balancing factor for· urban schools. State Controller Houston I. Flournoy dropped a bombshell last week. He said the state J\ad $92 million more than tliey expected, and the fight was Or\ .to (I) use upiht money, or (2) give it back to the people. Ope1iing Set In Pentagon Papers Case LOS ANGELES (UPI) -A judge struck do\\'n a request by defense attorneys Tuesday Assemblyman Edwin Z'berg, a Sacramento Democrat, said in an hr tervlew that the 33.33 vote on his bill Tuesday -eight short of passage -was just "another example of special interest groups being able to kill a good envirotun!'ntal legislature. • Legislators opposing the Phone plan Tuesday contended it N St I would lead to no marked im-orm an ey provement over the operation 6 4 2 • 4 3 2 1 . ' Facing Key Test To3ay bUL" for a hearing into a secret Calling the measure's defeat a "tragedy," Z'berg said he government wiretapping re- of the present boa~. SACRAMENTO (AP) -A $1J billion :SChool finance-tax reform package Is facing an alt-or-nothing test today in a holtlle committee with a three-mOnth legislative vaca- 110tl scbecluled to begin Fri· day. Sen. Randolph C o I II e r • chairman of the powerful Senate Finance Committee, reversed himself and agreed Tueaday that A s se m b I y Sexual Act Bill Facing Legislators SACRAMENTO (AP) -The C.Iffornla legislature. has recOJved a proposal t o thoroughly overhaul the penal system, retaining the death penatty and legalizing certain forbidden sexual conduct. The bill was introduced Tuesday by Sen. D o n a I d Grunslcy (R·Watsonville).' ' In it, the death penalty would be retained for most categories o f first-degree murder, aggravatedki(f.. naping, and for attacks by prison jnmatel serving life sentences. Speaker Bob Moretti would be allowed a hearing before his committee today on the tax blll. Sens, Clark Bradley (R·San Jose) and Nicholas Petris. (!). Oakland) voiced tlifferences of port, preparing the way for ~~~~d io;heto s::~n a~~ro~ opening arguments today in the much-delayed Pentagon plan, whiCh is backed by both Papers trial the Reagan administration But Collier, a Jeading op-opinion. U.S. District Coutt Judge and the conservationist Sierra ponent of the plan, said he will Bradley, who voted aga'.inst Club. II nl hea · g th Matt Byrne said he had seen a ow o Y one r1 n on e Moretti's measure as Several legislators took a bill and that today's session predicted , said the money the report himself and will be M •"I' h t ho f different tack in floor debate or~~ s one c ance o should be given back to the alt ugh a member o the win the committee vote need-taxpayers. Pet ris, who also defense team was involved, Tuesday, arguing the bill had : ed to send the controversial voted against the bill, said no, the matter has no connection been put together late this bill to the Senate flopr. it should be used for educa-with the trial. year and the proper: amount of The Moretti-Reagan plan tion. He said that ruling cleared time bad not been given for would boost state income, Here are some of the prob-the way for 0 P en i n g hearings on the bill's content. sales and business taxes to Jems facing lawmakers. arguments to begin late today. Under the Z'berg bill, the pay for a '5'S million a year First, they all want to go Pretrial hearings have delayed · State Air Resources and Increase In state support of home by the end of the month the start for several months. Water Resources boards would local schools and a package of for a recess. not to return un-Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony be lumped together under the tax relief measures including til November 8, the day after Russo have been charged with new agency, bµt retaining a cut of $120 a year in prop-the general election,[ Second, theft, conspiracy and es-their present powers. erty taxes for the average they want to show {he voters pionage for their role in mak-111.e new agency would also homeowner. they can enact tax reform and ing public the p e n t a go n oversee statewide planning for It would also require most thereby avoid passage in Papers, a classified study of solid waste disposal. local government agencies to November of the Watson Tax the origins of the war in Viet-The air and water boards get voter approval for futur_e Initiative, which wou ld all but nam. currently set environmental tax rate increases and it eliminate property as a basis.;============='====== would r~uce, by about one-' for taxation . Third, the bill re- half the 1nequ1ttes between the quires two-thirds vote of both state's richest and poorest houses and the signature of school districts. Gov. Ronald Reagan. Pot Penalty Bill Moves SACRAMENTO (AP) - A bill to reduce penalties for the possession of marijuana is headed for Jts last legislative Educators and schools favor the bills even though It Is far from the money they believe they need for "quality educa- tion." Under this legislation it would pay to be married. JOIN US IN THE CROW'S NEST. Now Appearing STREET -CARR . ... lollg'1s,et: 25100 D•I Preclo D•n• Point H•rbor 714-'196-0.155 01:/}.y Coast~ SoutJier11. Qffors · 63 Guaranteed Certificates ' ·Saturday Service ·The Insiders Club Art linklet1er Effective Annua l Earnings , 5.00%-5.13% Passbook. No Minimum. 5.75%-5.92% One Year Cert ificate $1,000 Minimum, 6.00%-6.18% Two to Five Vear Cert ificates $5,000 Minimum. Up to 90 days toss of interest on amounts withdrawn before maturity on all certificate accounts. MAIN OFFICE: 9th & Hill, Los Anaeles • 6:?3·1351 Other o!lices WILSHIR£ 9t GRAMMERCY P'LAC£1 3933 Wllshlre Blvd~ LA.• 388·1265 L.A. CIVIC CENTER: 2nd & Broadway• fi2fi·l 102 HUNTINGTON BEACH: 91 Huntirgton Genter • l 714) 897·1047 SANTA MONICA: 718 Wilshire Blvd. • 393-0746 SAN PEDRO: l oth & Pacific • B3l-2341 MST COVINA: Ea5ttand Shopping Ctr,• 331·2201 PANORAMA CITY; cnase & Van Nuys Blvd.• 892·1111 TARZANA: 187Sl Ventura Blvd.• 345-861• LONG BEACH: 3rd & Locust • ~1·7481 £AST lOS ANG£L.£S: Btl'I & Soto • 266-4510 Dli\MOND BAlt: Among chief changes pro- posed Is· one legalizing oral copulation between COlllt!nting adults of opposite sex. other provisions would l i g b t e n penalties for homosexual nla· lions. , test. A $10,000 earner would realize a $219 property tax savings; pay $39 more in sales tax (there is a 1 percent sales tax hike in the measure); pay a telephone user tax of $6; and have an upward bike in state income taxes of $31 for a net tax: impact of a minus $143. This is for a married home- The Insiders Club: A new way to beat inflation. Its membership card permits you to buy nearly every- thing you need from the finest closed-door show- rooms at substantial sav· ings -appliances, furni.i also provides big dis· counts on tickets to sport- ing· and entertainment events ••• plus a whole list of free services: safe deposit boxes, money or- ders, travelers checks, and notary services. 328 Diamond Bar Blvd. • The new code would permit, t1timlted wagering" on sparts contests, and noncommercial pmbling in private homes, in- cluding poker games. Grunsky uld the revlalon Ia aimed at llmJllng criminal liability to commercial gambling. ' The proposal ntains present 1n on guns. abortions and CJliocenlty, but would make Eous mischief a felony the _amount of damage • $500. Rioting could Ibo be punished as a felony. ft received 7·2 approval of the Senate Committee on the Judiciary Tuesday and was sent to the Senate Door. It has already pa!seci the Aasembly. owner. Piesent Jaw punishes mar~ liiiiiiiii!i Juana possession as a felony, $ CASH $ meaning· one to ten years in ' prison. However, the judge 1st & 2nd R. E. LOANS can reduce the penalty for e s1.ooo,. sso.ooo first-time offenders to a • • ...,,. ........... Yentl•• misdemeanor, which has a • CCH110ll4ote lids one-year maximum. • hr .._.. 1be bill, by Assemblyman • For 9•kk Sonlce CALL Alan Sieroty (O.Beverly Hills ) 847 •5200 would make marijuana possession a misdemeanor, RELIABLE reducing the maximum penalty to a $500 fine and six months In Jan. on1119 ce. ""k• m4) nHSU (UA CXlllKt, II toll) ... !*fell ll'lilllf'I SIMI 1tS1 • ... 2300 HARBOR BLVD. <HARBOR CENTER> COSTA. MESA· r ture, stereo equipment, sparting goods, draperies and much, much more. You can even buy cars at the "fleet" price and mobile homes and motor· cycles at substantial sav- ings. The Insiders Club Membership require· ment for savers-$2 ,500 minimum balance. 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