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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1972-09-05 - Orange Coast Pilot• • Arabs Seize _Israelis, Kill One • . . . . . . . • • • • • , oman _ ... ·---·-- . , ... . TUES~>iY AFlERNOONo'SEPTEMBER' 5, ' . VOL .... NO. Mt, t ·llCTIOMS. e PAOll ___, 1972 • • ome Arabs Seize r ' .· Israelis . Police Hold ~:· ».9)71,riend • • At ;~lY!tlRi~ > . . , . I >.' ~, I • I • ·' • MUNICH (/>P) -:A . ..av; of tc1orlsm 1 engulftd the ()ljmplc Games \odai. Arab ccmmando!', in\'Jded the l.,...U team's quatten, lllled a Wre.Wng ce1ch and took about a dozen J ~w1 00.tage against demands· for 1he ttlease of Arabs ..u.ed in Israel. 0., ,_ German police prepared to shoot it out With the .Jnvaden, SLAIN BY ARABS 1.si:~I Coach_Welnborg World Lecukrs (;it.¢ Outro.ge Of )trab Attack 'Ille games wen SUJpeDded at least mitil Wed-'ay afternoon. '!be temrlsta, can,ina submachine guns, climbed the fence of Olympic Village . and boint Into Ille· Jsraella' quart~rs'11q1redawn dartnps. '!be dead ooac:IJ, 11~ Welnherf, was a former. Iaraell ·wrt.tltoi champJG!L 'Jl)e .. S..arian lnlerlor MloiilrY' .... "!"ID'led thll a. ....... nw>had tieen kill-.a bUt .an~ Ofjnljiicr spotesman said Iii.<: · "All we can confllDl · now ls that one By 1'e :.\sll<lcla~ Prua man has been killed and hla body Am•ii'-• If' I Is d Jn. ~ve<ed. H there II a second body In ... ~-=..=.::ii;: e11n ° ic 8 e ''"Press e the.lx>USe, we won't know it for sure until UJ«Mtion 'today at the Arab terrorir at4 police are able 'to enter It." . llck olt the llraell Olym~lc team At the Western 'Wb!ie Hiruse In San One )lostage wu known to he ~1 cl . wotinded, authorities aald. emente, Pr<sldenf Nixon, throogh a 1be terrorists oet one lbnlt for action 15J10kesmsn. eljlressed "a sense of ileep on their demands, then other deadlines outrage" about the klllinl· as German olfldals frantically carried Prtsldentlal press secretary Ronald L on n<gotialior!s. Zlej;' ~ aald Nilon was · up early and Shortly before a 5 p.m. dudllne, two fOUOwlng the developments closely. 1be men with hands Ued wm pushed Into :President conferred with Henry A. Kiss-view at a second noor window of the higer, hla principal foreign affairs acl-Israeli quarters. v!sg, on the· ma\~. ZieRler said. . , A,m,.....ttac1:ould be """' In a top-Roor :;be press oectttary. a4ied that Nlp>n 1nn1U,;n:;;;,,._!tqry'~...W. a aijO be did not see hoy lbO smnmer ID~ Md 1 ·liind gr,;..~. 8'Jlle• <Ollld he contlliued 1111111. tho -·mah: In· 'khlk\. one! ~.1'hll8 . b\Jl{lk~W!te released. . aafarl'.)1at sloooll.g11Aril ilf!be ~I en- The Oregon Traffic Safety Commission will propose to the Oregon Iegislal\ll'e in January that drivers with two convictions of drunken diiving be made · to' drive cm. bearin'g special red license plates. The driver would ,be forbidden from driving any other car under the penalty. . . J>layboy Mansio~ Aides 'Rapist' Better Try Another Line of Work sen. ·George 1 McGovter·n-:, 'the . ttfariCir.. ; :".· ~ .,., i .·~ ·' ri.nocrauc Presidential no-. said... A~ ollldal apprpacllejl lo-speak "t\am &icUoed by the outrage l :. Tllat · !SC. TERKOlllSTS, Pqe "'" · 1 Fall band of terrorists could <llsrupt a ·• -.ant that• bad 1brought the entire -Id tofethcr Jn friendship IS llOm~tblnJ • ~t eym1Jol;ua the dall&ei""'. currenta of·violence 1oosa Jn the -Id today." . ' I • United Natlolls Se<retary-O(lleral Kurt ll'aldhebn kppealed for the i'eleise ol:thc I#aell hostages held by Arab terrorilta. ' Waldbebn termed the ac:t· "distardlY and aald It was "the '"""' sbOcldllg for b&.ing-taken place at the Qlymple ~ which ttpment -of man'a ~ and noblest eflorta to !oater lrisndsbip, uoderstandln1 and ....,.,,. clllatlon &IDOlli tho· p!llples of all the world." . '!be oecretarneneraJ'J ~tatement was oent to the 1lZ U.N.,memherl· • Senate Majorlt)' ):.ea<jer MI ke Manolltld <D-Mcait.J told the senate the ~ 1;rin1e 11 ",,.,.-s!hle.and ~~ Senate MlnmitJ Leader HUCb Scott (11- Pa.), callod It "vllo a..i.bOtborle." ·sea.tal'r of State Wllllain P. Ropn lllued a statement ~ "profomd """"'and -of hOmit Sttllt calloul, tatrqeous attack... -• 'lbe State Departn>elll aald die Arab tarotMI .,.. "outlaws. 1>.r' t 1 • a d 1 ,, ..unlemi and .. intolerable -to ..ietY." Speak!oc for tilt dopartml!ll\, Qarid , (loo UACl10N. Pip ~I. zVixP."(i~'J!cplore$'. Stabbed; 2·Crashers Held . ' Ga ..1.... • 'v·· J.. LOS LES A .. d bed . A long.IJalred youth kldnaped two girls me'S f.OWJl.Ce •ANGE (AP) -chauUeur empJoiie'1 al club one ol the Jn. Jn th.> parklnfo lot of Knott'• Berry Fann • , , , .and a . RCl\l'lty 1 panl w~ •tabbed by , truden with a rolling pin and pulled Jn Buena Park Monday night and today ~t Nixon today In San party crashers early today while Playboy another man off the car as it aped away, no doubt Is wllhlng be had thcught better • 'Cklpente .'~upr:eaed a .Hl'Jle.,of publislier Hugh Hefner entertalned 200 officers aald. of it deep outra«i•" over the ahootlnc ol persons, Including entertaimnenl figuru, 1be two men were taken Into custody Police aald the two girls, II and 19, anguerrillaalsroell. Olymples ,coacb by Arab at a poolalde frolic at tbta mansion. but the other two JOI away, autlloriUes were leaving the parking lot wbeo the ~"--Id youlb forced hll way into ibeir car arm· Five inu-uut:nJ we.re takea Joto custody, aa . Pr<sldentlal.pr.-.1·0cretar1 . police said. Gray . and S..1 were . rtp0rted in ed with a piJtol and ordered them to llooald "Ziegler, 1peaklnc to Hefner's chaul!eT, Chuck Gra~ 45, satisfactory condition at UCLA Medical drHlve.d'-~:• Ionel ~ ·~ w~ 'WbJ'• ... ,.,,.,. . l .,__ • Cent e ·~~·them to ·a y spot Oil newamen <~ ..., ~·em ~ wu --. 1evera ~~ u a~ er. w !Jause ~ • before a :u.hour tempted to corral the Intruders an.-Polloe aald the men seired at the scene .Ir Caayon ·Road, oH the Riverside. MP•iell f# the ~ was an-they sneaked ooto Hefner's P:1'.f.""Y· by secur\ttards were Manuel Gurubel, =Y· where be foroed the two &Ir~ to , ~. llld,Nlxoft was keepli1a a -tlnu&b a rear.pie, authorities .. 1 • 32, and' Poot, 20. They were Dot Little dl4 he 1,,__. whllt WU to hi~, ---·lM lll\lltloD. -_ -~ CUarll. Mi(llel Sosa, ./fu.!!a.-.!L~ hurt. • --Vk>-I ..,...... r "'!be Pblldeni ob Y!oonl)' ,,.. "*-bl>ed Jn·the Chest wfieii he 1U111eG omcernilil ~~. ~;-P... to.him na~------..,..... ,u • f.leller aald,o '"H• ~~=.;alterWitnuainfthechaul· tor jluru)lel, II, Ind )loguel Gurubel, re~r\:i~J·t~~bt°~C: -·t•,j,,,,,tbepm•can"""' f .... '1 oo a closed ctn:u!I wbooe age was not !mmedlatel'Y koowl-'•eol 'judoattackedfolm. tlmlO llritll 11* 11 r..ived. • le~ 11 .aystem, polk:e aald . cleimrilntd,' were mated later at a ..., Be llld 'Jllllm -lnlmmed ol' 'l1'o lolruderl pJned entry to the r1sldence. AD fiY.e. were bclOked ·for In-. Ollk:e!I .. ~he !Qld . ~. she he.at the -,. of tbe coocb and the ~ when ~rear gate sw;'par11open vestlplton of ~ 'With · a deltdly lbcD,~ :e alte;..uon: he dropped tho =•II el Dine meiabers of the 111 auto fl · with earl)' DC weapon, policed cl. had not Ieameci cun Md the other alrl recovtrtd It and ..... by _., ltllli-""t'-go<1f, =-~d. f i,.1 . w O!Ocers U:li.r.~ broth<n lbo\jled, "Let him. ao." tbe Pui1*91'1 cillll lonlcD ~ aa14 ~ .~ei:!,, ·~ho ll;.l:°= ~ were or The lint alrl did so and Iha· belten ldtta'. • to a ear. " Heiner and moot ol the guull, clescrib-"!IUld.Jle n~lst •tuml,led oil Into tho P~ l1llhin& to tho woundod (ho PIAYllOY.-'*P 'II lhn>bbery'. • • f •'. . . In Slaying By JACK CHAPPELL °' ... Dll~ , • .., '"" A Laguna Beach woman wu shot and killed early this morning after &be ran screaminl from her m:ldence at W Wave Street. Laguna ,,ollce &1Tested the woman's alleged boyfriend, Thomas Bradford McCutcbeo, 50, of Daria Point on murder charges. Officers reported McCutcben wu foo:nd tying beside the crumpled body of the dead woman. A gun thought to he the one used in the slaying Jay at her bead, Sgl Nell Purcell sat& today. Police withheld ldentlllcatlon of the vtctbn pending noUlicalion of nut ol tin. The woman was shot at least ooce ha the head, police said. Nelghhora reported hearing two or three shots fired during the incident at about 6:50 a.m. today. An intensive search was under way by officers early th!J rnol"'ling to locate the ml3sing slugs. 'I1le woman was toe cnief cos- metologiJ+ at Bushard'• Pharmacy ill Laguna Beach. "I'm just sick, she was one of the finest penons I've ever met." Steve Marlin, pharmacy manager, said. The woman had been an employe or Bushard'• aince March of this year. Tbe ,...poo believed to have be<n used tn the sllooting lru ldeoUlied ., 1 small bore automaUc pistol. Police, and sheriff'• d e p a r t m e n t criminal lnve!tlptors barricaded the 100 (See SLAYING, Pap.II We•tller Variable cloudiness II on the agenda for Wednesdly, with a slight clwi<e of sho,..rs Jn the mountain artU, acconllnl to the weatherla!I¥. ffigha 11 the beachea will· he iii the low Ills rising to 115 Inland •. Lows tonight lround a. INSWE TODAY New lrvfne polictmni ore •toJc... fng the pulle' of their new com. munitp i~ .,. t//crrt to dttlT· . ·:ic..~1 prioritieJ. See 1tory on Page & L.M-.,.,.1 ll ......... l' Mellr1 • ~ f Cell!tr'l\5-I .... ,._... ..._ 4 C"Ht/CM 214'111. °''""-Cl9MfY , • CMWk'I IYI•'• ,__ 1t C"'""'11 If 1"'11 1•1• t;~""'::. : 5%"" .. ~. "'""........ '' ' lt NMllt'I lt-11 ....... • .............................. " Mw11ur1 M WWW """' 4 ---" • . . ' ... • - • l • I % OAJl.Y PlLOf • 1-, Sipllmbor S, l~1i . McGovern Hopes _ 'Hiih';-Vows -Winning Fight • SEATTLE (API ~ S<n. c,...ge McGovern, pn>clalmlng hls 1plrll revived and 1111 Jiopn high after a boilleroUs weloome lo ·111e Pocilic N«th_., called toc1a1 IA' t.doral help to .,,._ JUOO -Jollo al the Doell!( ~ i., pro- Yldia( -Ind qulettt ..,,._ for oouuiierd"aJ Jdl. 1abot Day but ht'• for unemployment the rest ol the '1fM... the Democratic nominee told I predominanlly youthfUI crowd ot 1,000 at a Jaboc•ponlOl"'ed fair at Pleasantoo, outalde Oakland. When he referred to the Dmlocrata for Nixon group btaded by Coanally, a cbd"" ol bool enipted from the crowd. '1Tbat'1 the way 1 feel about..tbem., aoo,u .... McGovern Aid. "I don't thlnl: that either Mr. Meany of Mr. Coonallt "' ntben who usually vote Democntlc, but tbla '1fM have taten a walk, I doo't think they're aolllf to decide the etectloo." MoGown wd. Bo <ritlched Meany'1 lltat.ment that be 11 ID "apoloel&t" for tbl Communist bloc u ''total oomense" and .said "I don~ lblnl: the Amarican people bellev. U." In remarks prepared for tb>t stop, ho charge<! that the Nillon Admlnistnotlon bal ll""red problems of the aging and called for 1 mont.hly minimum IOcial -.rlty payment ol 1150 !« the qcd, blind and disabled Amerlcano; plcd&ed IO propose • complete pension reform pn>- iram u elected: and called ror-nallonal health ~ranee. ll<Gnml, wllo wted agaialt the Nix· an AdmJJQtradon11 propc:al for a federally --supenanlc tnnsport lo be llulll loriely by llotlll(. lald the new .....,...., coold be flJuin<ed from on- ly "a -8 abate" cl It billion ID recent- ly araated corporate tax relief. ''Tlia ..,..., qlne would alto Im- Valley Police Hold Countian In Wild Ride F-Valley police arrested Henry E .. Corte, 24. Monday aft<r he 1U.1edly ratmn.d 1 police motorcycle and the" 11tammed bil IUto through two w111I cf 1 garap. ~ of Orange, wu In Orange County j1ft tbta mornlni on char1u of assault with a dead ly weapon on a police officer, driving under the influence of drup, and drlVtll( without I ficellla. 'I1le incident began about 4:30 p.m when poUce received a call a b o u t a reckJea driver in the 16300 block of Sier-- ra street. Officer John Marterson pulled over Cortn'1 auto on Newbope Street near EdlDfer Avenue. Howe,·er, Masterll0f1 repottad tbll JUI\ allor he stopped his motoreycle, the Corle. auto 111ddenly lurched backward, knl',)Ctcing over the of· (jeer's cycle. Corte% then allegedly ll!J<d off, turned dowa-E<llni!!'. and then o~ Ir~ Street. An oil.dirty" t.; Angeles police llllfcei' later told Fountain Valley omcleb that Corta-w11 driving at speedJ ap- ~"' 70 lo IO mUe•per-llour. Loetng eontrol ol hls auto, COrlc atnck a parbd plcl<-up truck at um Jril 8t., and than nmmed through the garage door and came halfway out through the rear wall. Masterson Was later treated for a minor foot Injury caused when the motorcycle fell over on him. \ Corio ... beinfl held thiJ mornini on S30I bill '"' tho two leaser CDU1111\0f clrlv· Ing Wiiia' tho Influence cl drui• mi\! cir!•· Ing without 1 license. Boil on the felony 1ssault charge had not been set. \ Boss Convicted \ For Mass_ Rape In South Africa JORANNESBURG (AP) -A judge to- 'day HD.tenced 1 whlte coal yard foreman ytho "acted like a man possessed" to 91h yean lmprllonment on chargta of rape and assault atemrnlng from a July 1971 maunpe. ChriltJaan Jlcobul Joubert, 311, WU ...tmoed by Judi< Wilhelm Human, who aald Joubert llood by and watched whlle four African women were auaulted, made to Ue on the floor, and raped coD- tinUOU11y by aome of the JJO African men working at tho coalyard, the prooocuUon charged. J oubeil pleaded Innocent lo 29 counts or npe and 1lx of 1u1ult. He was found guUty of one cowit ol rape and all aasault COW1tl. 'nle prosecution daltnfd that the vic- tim• were wable to repay money lent th em b1 1 yuuth who acted u a 11vtng1 collector for the workers. Joubert hit the women with 1 1Uct, the p~lJOfl contended, told them to un- drea inside his ofrice aDd then called In four worten at a llmt to have 1Uual relations with them. 'Ibe women testified they couldn't remember the number of men who had rela!lon1 with them. OWIHCG.Uf " DAILY PILOT ftl On11t c ... DAil Y ,!LOI', .ttfl "9lttfl .,_ ~ .. N...,.,_ •• ..._ W .. °"""' ClMlt Ll'Wllllh .... C9n!Hnr ..... .... ~ -........ IMn&fy ""'"" Pr1Ny, for CUlll Mtt1, HNPOf1 l1ec:I\, Hlri1""1111n lffc1VFOll!tt11n V1lkoy, l19un1 8"d'I. lntlne/Slddkbtdi •nd S111 CIHnef>l1I IM ,,_ c..t>i.._ A •Inell J'f!llDMI •""-.. ""'"""" Sllllr'Uys -'-1•\'t. 1'111 Pf"fl'ldllll llftl11111nf0,..nt i.., m w.11 M lf!Nlt, Cllhl M.... CA~ tat». .... ,,. H. W1.4 ~llfellt ... "*'"'*' J••• R. Curley Vlial ll'rwldlll!I NW 0....1 Mlftl9• Tito111•• Keeyil lclllw Thn1M "A. Mwr,~IM Mt,...,. ••11w O•rf" H. L"' J:i,h1r4 P. N•ll Aatltllftt ,,_.,,..,. Elflton ;;>. I.Iler, In an In-wilh local television reportm, McGovern linked COnnally wltb AFUIO PtM!dent George )feany, who ig slttlnC out the eleclion while attscklng both Preridenl NllOa and McGovern. Storm Poses Rain Threat For Raisins FRESNO (AP) -A spinoll &om tropical stonn Hyacinth brought the first measurable rainfall since June to the central San Joaquin Valley today, posing a threat to the. mu lti-million dollar raisin grape industry, already bard hit by frosta. The stonn iJ centered about 150 miles aouthwest ol Santa Barbara a n d IOUtbwesterly winds pushed shower ac- tivity northeast in a narrow band across the central portion of the valley. ' Fresno recorded .19 of an inch of rain by mid-morning and ·showers were ex- pected to continue throughout t h e day, said Roger Hegstrum, a National Weather Serv!Ce f<recaster. Aller the -. Yillt to ' the "Netiibbm In Need" central food dillributlon wartbouae, McGovern plil>- ned to Cy lo PoriWxl, On., for a v!Jlt to a stnJor adult-cmter bt suburban Gresham. . After hia Oregon appearaoee, McGovem'a .acheduJe ealled for a Oight to Loi Angeles for 90me televilioa· in· ttmews and an evening rally. Re pltns to spend tonighl In Los Angeles. Protest Ended ' POW Bracelet Ruling Fought LANSING, Mich. (UPI) -A Marine lance corporal who wore a prisontt of war bracelet 1o "signify" his proteat against the war in Southeast Asia says he bu -ordered to take it off. _cbtgan Gov. W1Dtam G. Mllllkm announced on Monda,\< that tile, M~ who wu not identified, had written the governor complaining that hi.a Com- manding offioer made him remove the POW bracelet. The Marine'• letter aaid he was wearing the bracelet "to signify my pro. test of the Vietnam conruct, and to represent my sympathy for all prisoners ol war and tboee miaa1ng in action as a result of that cooflicL" 'Ibe bracelets, known as POW-MIA bracelets, are sold by an organizaUoo of families of men who are either prisoners or war or missing in actioo. Each. bracelet contains the name ol a pri.90Der or missing man. A check with .Marine headquarters revealed Marine dress regulations forbid the wearln& of bracelets iD uniform even though many officers in U\e com- mandant's oft'lce wear them. "Perhaps there is just cause for such a regulation banning bracelets, but sir, In thil cue doo'I you !eel that leniency could be applied to tho lsaue?" tho Marine wrote. \11'1 T ........ SOLITARY JOGGER RUNS PAST SCENE OF TERROR IN MUNICH In Oll"'~~.YW190, Arab T errorlom LNvas One lorHU DNd __ An estimated 35 percent of the raisin (grapes) growers in the VaJley are in the process or just completed picking grapes which_will _~~ <k!t<f f!!' raisins, said Kalan Bamerlan, general manager of the Raisin Bargaining Association, a 2,000.member cooperative. Sea -Temperature Down :-But--So Are the -Waves _ Coast Olympia1is Take Spotlight MUNICH -Two Orange Coast area athletes and the American water polo team'& annexation of a bronz.e medal .at Iba XXth Oiymplc G...,.. are In the nem today with DAILY'PILOT Sports -. MUNICH 1972 Editor Glean White on the acene of these iroubled 1amea. l San Clemonle'• Patty J-quallllcd iir a oemlllnak berth ID the women'• JOO.meter hurdles and Newport Beach'• ·P,....fi .. el TERRORISTS •• to the guerrilla. The man ahook his he~d violently. "No." Police armed with rifles and sub- machine guns and wearing bullet-proof veata ltOod by. Two tanb bad been·ean. ed up. The Arabe -live "'"" with cllartoal· blackened faces -8llll01lllCOd the rest oi the Irroelia would he allot ff 200 Arati ter- rorists held in Israel were not reJeased. "Wltb tbi!I rain, we ~d lme another 10,000 tolls of grapes without any prof>. !em at all," said Banerlan, noting that the loss c .. de.. reach $4.5 million based on a price to growers of $45 a ton. • , This yea r's crop, estimated at about 100,000 tons, is 45 to SO percent smaller than last year's, he said. Frosts in October and March heavily damaged •inoyard>. Fron1 Pqe J SLAYING ... .,.. The pmea went on for ~ houn, bloc o1 then wera ~ed. All atbletea were vea!l~aUooWave ~ ma;' the Jn. Invited to a ·memorial aernceWadl!eaday The victim apparel>Uy non from the mornlnf II. 1poke1man ,... the --l-1-aide doOr of her residence along a • orgm-g aldewalk and • lhe apartment'• commltloe.uld lie wu nat aure whether driveway, !hen croalng the llnet • the aamu wnuld continue alter tho The bod< wu IOO!ld .., the front lawn memortal. " An ofllc1al announcement Aid: of 138.Wave St., a diJtance of al:wt eo "The I yarda from her doorway. O ymplc peace wu broken by a The auaped wn placed Ulldsr arreat murderoua attack by crlmlnal terrorlJls. The surf is just fair and the water is downright cold along the Orange Coast, according to various lifeguard reports. Swells from the south are still ccming in ' but the tropical storm ~hat is SURFING Summer'72 generalinJ them u slowly dying oH the cout ol Baja. A &lrpriae <lllTOllt is pushing . eo jleg1"ee waters at CQa!t beaches,' keepuig the crowds out cif !he water and forcing board 11.lffers into their winter wetsuits. ne new IOUth swell should \V3rm up the waters within a few days. NEWPORT BEACH captain Bud Belshe reports fairly good sets at the pier, with wave.a breakJng in the +6 foot range. "It's crowded down here, right now, but I expect that this wind will chase IOllle of them out of the water, later thll mom!ng," he said. HUN'l1NGTON BEACH reporll poor surfing condltiom with I :M foot WIV<I breaking on the abore. Llleguarda aay • 10 to 15 •knot wind ia also • ''minas fao.. tor" at the "pier and the Huntingtm clif:f8 area. * * * * * * Bad Weather, Rough Surf The entire clvllized world coodemm this after Sgt. Purcell and Detectlve Gene Andy Weigand ii scheduled for repecbage barbaric act with di!...... ,erooka arrived at the scene. Ution in ""'--..11-·· do bl -"Jn •-~. He bad been taken by Patrolman Hold Holiday Crowd Down -compe ~-u u kayak r<Jpect for the victim> •lid In IJIX· Willlsm Helde!! and locked ID the rear action. loty <Iver the fata of tbe ltfillleld aeat of a patrol car after hell!( lou!ld at The polo oquad, coached by Huntington ~~ed. eve,: cl thla ltt.rnoon wlll tbe ICe!le, Sgt. Pur<ell wd . Beacb'a Monte Nitzkowski, -the llnl way"'~ .. be 1M2""pelltlolll under ;. ' Rain and -'d, thuncl-'•• ~ made eda ww ~ O;ll.Ql ~ ..,,.,.. au:r1 li ghtest Labor Day Weekends on record. m 11n·40 yearo at the Olymplca. "The International O~ Committee '. F p l the Orange Cout one of the leat!I , "I've been working here for 17 year& · Included on the polo team 11 Newport and tbt Olympic Coirunttteit, (of wen rotll 'flfle desirable places to be over the Labor and this is the worst Labor Day weekend Beach's Eric Lindroth. Germany) Will parUcJPlte, together with *'LAYBOY Day weekend. I can remember," commented capt. For detallJ tee Whlte'a stories on page the 9l~plc part.lclpantl, in a memorial r • • • Water temperatures, bovertng ·near the Doug D'ArnaU of the Hunttng{On Beach. 16 -~_Ill"\'.~ .lomomnL al 10 • ~ ~-70 d-rnark Saturd1y .. dropped to II Lifeguard Department · o'ctoci. in the Olympf.c Stadium. Tbil ed u mov1t and entertainment degrees on Sunday and Monday as Hur· "The beaches were pra ctica lly service aboulcl mate clear the Olympic peraonallUea and newsmen, w e r e ricane Hyacinth generated breakers up deserted except for a short time Mon- President Urges Swift Passage Of Ecology Bids By HELEN THOMAS Ul'I Stiff Wrltw Presldtnt Nixon. before leavln1 today from San Clemente to fly to San Fran- cisco to dramatize the p r o p o s e d "Gateway West" park. urged the Democratic-controlled Congress to put aside partisan polillcs and enact his long- pending proposals to improve the en- vironment. In a statement, Ni1on said. "most of my clean water and ether environmental proposals have now been before the Con- gress for more than a year and a half and more than ZO of them are still pending." "Each day of inaction," he added,, "sees more of our land bespoiled. our water further polluted, noise levels mounting, and hannful 1 u b 1 t 1 n c e 1 spreading throughout the environment." He charged that membt-r1 of Congrtsa ''are simply not keeping pace with the concern of citizens throughout the nation for positive action.'' The President plaMed the 1topover in S11n Francisco en route b&ck to tdea b 1tronger than terror and unaware of. the aua\tlt, police uid. The -.0 12 feet ln eome locations. day," added D'Amall. violence." party went on uninterrupted. Rain fell ih varying amounts on Satur-"It's the llgbest crowd I've seen in siX Tho lenortata' orllfn•l deadllno for a The Heiner manaloo -Playboy day and Sunday, with high clouds block· years," Wd C.pt. Phil Stubbs of the San meeUll( of their demands wu llOOll, tater Mansion West -II located In Wet!I Los ing the sun during the . thre&<lay Clemente Lileguard Department. Eight extended to 2 p.m. md 5 p.m. Angeles. The ml.1lkmatre _ publllber'• weekend. foot surf pumped into San Clemente ovu The Arabi evidently had boxa ol U· · Playboy Manaloa Eul ta la Clllcqo. For local llfeguarda tt waa one ol the · the weekeod," stubbs noted. ploat ... to uao In ellor1I to enforce their 1---------------------------------demandl. Mark Spill, who won a record MVeD gold med1!1 In tbe ,...,.., Dew home. Spitz, • Jew, w11 moved out of the vlllage to a Munk:h hote1 aa a llfety precaution, but la ter decided to return to the United States. A police lieutenant told AP cor- respondent Will Grimsley that there was a plan to storm the Israeli headquarters if the 5 p.m. deadline passed without resolution of the la!ues. Army tanks were pulled up In front of the building. The police lleutenant Mid II police volunteers were ready to carry out the plan of attack. Small grooPI of demonstrators imide and outside tht Olympic village called for the games to be halted. About 50 young people marched among the milling crowds outside the village with banntn reed.Inf "Stop sport.•• Fr.om Page J 'f. REACTION .•. THE NAME OF THE GAME . • • • There is a common practice of private leber.ng In the carpet indu.try. l • r g o clepertmenl stoNS, ch•in store1, and contrector1 at new tracts hovo fictitious names on the semples oo !hot the customers C41nnol eeSt1y shop brand n•me prica .. • Customer1 shopping et °'" store find tho price of Hc~ que~ty prominently f .. turecl on the semplt boolt, because wo aro competitive. Also, because we feel the customer hes • right lo mow whit he is buying, we never change the lllllple bool The nome of the o•me ;. lnt19rity. name on 1 • Washington after a 12-day stay at the W. Bray said the United Sl1te1 ii matl.n( Western White House. He arranged a every effort available to It to find an bJ>. meeting with his Cltl.ien'1 Advisory Com-medi1te IO.lutlon to the 1ltuatJon. mittee on Envlronmtnlll Qu1dlty to Sar1ent Shriver aent a telearam to review plans for the 14,000.acre Golden Avery Brundace, prealdent0 of the O)ym-1 Gate NaUonal Recreation A)oea. pie Committee, taflnl 11( 1bart the~ ----------_ of au Amerlcw fQr lbo~~Y _ol the laaraU Olympic tum -held prlloner -and feel dllcUJI lhll tbla IOl'I cl ..,,,.,.... 1n1auattona1 crtme bid I A·LDE.N'S r IT'S NEWS WHEN A MAN BITES DOG . beelomt ID familiar In ncetd yetn. "It II doubly lrlalc Ulal the lerrorllta picked the Olympfc , • .,.. to <0111mll I BELGRADE (UPI) -A U.yaaNJd· t!1t1r IO-<alled 'pollUeal' crime. Ttio Yugo•IM bit a cloa In the w and. Olymplo ,._ are pmes qf peace. eacaped with minor injurie1 from 1 flcht They are prna ror sport.amen and with !be onlmal, the newspaper VecemJe aportalovui onrywhert. l'OlltlCI _ to Nov°'ti ,.Id. -Jif ltOOlllll'Cll polllkal ......... -bu DO pl_ID_pmea.• ·~ • CARPETS e DRAPES 1663 Placetltlo Ave. ·COSTA MISA 646-4131 HOURS: Mott. Th"' Thurs., f te S:30-FRI. f te •f-SAT. 9:3!1to5 • ' I • t co A ""' few Ro If ty. H •ill .... sta y Fo .. ma fm wb by s.c Ill on .;o the Mo Ool ,. qu DAIL V •1&.0T fMft ..... ,. ST. GEORGE'S-A LIVING MONUMENT IN EL TORO Chrl1tl1n1 ind Jows Shiro Old Ch1pol Built In 1891 Built In 1891 -· El Toro Site Houses 3 Different Religions By CANDACE PEARSON church was being built in t891. Of ni._o.1.., 'u.t st•" St. George's, named for England's · What began in 1891 as an Episcopalian patron saint, began as a project of mission for "genteel English families" is Dwight Whiting, considered the founder --..now also a synagogue and a Prof.est.ant --~!Y El ~. . .-. <lfaper. --Wlifttng, pliiMlng the needs or tho St George's Mission 1n El Toro was English ~~e he wanted to live on his built about 81 years i,go to help atlract a~, told biendl, tn 1189, there must be tbe "right kind of people" to tho growing a .Ii1Jrary;-tennls·cour11, 8 btlllard room, commun.Uy · a cncket field, plenty of trout flSblng 11 · hi f . . ls nearby" and above all, a churth. A !!'118 w te rame bwldmg, it Whiting's ~l:iws Judge and Mrs nesUed among trees and housing.tracts a William Keating 11e1'pec1 finance the pro~ few hundred yards back from El Toro ect. ' , Road. After it was built, Whiting made a pro- If has not been declared an official motional trip to England where be suc- historical monument, although some ceeded in convincing some families to nsidents have suggested it. migrate. . But most histortca1 monuments are on-With its band-carved aJtarr'and a J'ffd ly sileot tributes to ·lhe pllljt.-st. George's orpn;4be-<lmrl'I!-attracted nr o r e ts alive and well as a house of worship parisbiotlel'I until1&e late 1920s and early for three religion11. 30t.: when successive seasons of rainl and Tbe little chureb only seats !O people. drqugbt.s cau..ed virtual uodus !tom lhe M El Toro grew and Leisure Wbrld was area. built, the· Episcopalians decided they 'Ille congregation depletedi the mission needed a bigger place. In 1167, thermov-=losed. , . ed a few miles down the rood to Laiima . the tfforll o! ~· Raymond Hllls. · Pro ro, they were reopelied ID 1940 fm: They still meet in the little church for a non-denomin8itional church school occasional baptisms funerals a n d For several Y e a r s , Eplacopallan, serv!.i:1a on the aMlveWry of St. George Mormon, Methodist, Presbyterian, and and '• building•a dedication, Oct. ~, Seventh Day Adventist children met T-ple Ells! has used the site fir Fr~ together each Sunday to learn about lhejr day services and Saturday Bar Mitivab co~ faith. instruction for five years. By Easter, 1943, there were enough The Faith Chapel of lhe Assembly of Episcopallans again in the Saddleback God began Sunday services and Wednes-Valley to resume regular services. day prayer meetings there two years · The records show that "54. persons at· ago when Ibey found that a building Ibey leaded the ftve services beld that day" bought bad no ac<eSS road. and that "lhe collectioo, 146. 70, wu the "It's better to have it used like that largest Easter offering since 1899." than leave it unused,'' said Father Fina.noes have imf,roved IOllleWhat Frederick C Hammond vicar al St. since tbeu. Pledges be ped build the new George's. · ' cburch, as did the sale in 19'8 of $350.000 Father Hammond recently preached In churclt bonds. his lul aennon at SI. George's. He ls Thal dwrcb, complete with pre«hool -Uking"a--year'rleave of-absence from·dtto and.meeung..rooms,..wlll continue to.grow ty. with the community, Father Hammond He watched the congreiation grow in said. six yean to 1,200, a far cry from the .~ But the old sign standing before the people who met ln an El Toro railroad original St. George's will remain, It statioo freight rootn while their first reads in part: "Enter, Rest, Pray." Coffin c ·Iosed . ' Lid Finally Shut Aft.er 61 Years RALEIGH, N.C. (UPI) -Alt.< II the North car.Jina Funeral Diroclon yt40, the lid finally has been shut OJI Inc .• a. private auoclation. Forenzio Concipplo'1 coffin. But ·uruess Tbe associatk>n and the board were someone comes up wllh some money, it moved to action by U.S. Rep. ~lario may be soother II yean before the Blagg! (J).N.Y.), who wrote Mcllougald former carnival worker is buried. protesting the treatment of the corpse as Under pressure froma couple of con-an '*insult to all Italian-American'a after gressmen and the State Board of Funeral reading a newspaper sto~· about it. Directors and Embalmers, a funeral Blaggi prevailed on fellow con- dlrector Ill Laurinburg last week aet Con-1!"SllllBO Charles c. DJap Jr. (J).Mlch.J, clpplo'1 vtitlcal·resling, glass-coverad the only morlk:lan in ~ to IOlld a coffin in 11\o boriJOntal poslton and put talegram of protest to the auodltlon l1ie top on the wooden ca8'. . . and the board. Conclpplo, a ljlorl, dark Itallan, wu 2S Aoked ff be w0uld honor ·Ifie wocta- wben clubbod over the hoad with a stick tlon'i •request for burial Mc!JoQgald by a fellow carnival worker in MeCoD. aald. uTbe association has ~vu tent me S,C., aod died from the Injury May I, any _, to bury him." llJI. lie ~"-ed ta . ~ He waa brought lo the McDougald ~ to quo a price ex to !'\Iner•! Home Jn Laurlnt11t1 and • .,. aay, "ll 1 bury him I'm icing to ma a bllmed by Malcolm McDougald at the Jegltlmlte burial profit." nquest of COncipplo's father. Tbe father "I lave closed him up," 11k1. deposited $20 and signed a paper p.ine McDoolPld "He's in lhe, aame bo• he McDougald authority over the body ff tho wu In. lie ls laying horbilntal, but he'• rather didD't return. He n t •er came tn the funeral heme. That'• all I can blct. aa,y/' • Eventually, McDoupld put a glul lof' oo lhe cornn; fixed a rope under the Kissinger's Off .Again -To Mo_scow Htary A. Klsolncer, Prelicknt Nlloo '1 chief lonlftn polley advlier, will vbll M-Sept. IG-1.1 for talb with Soviet leaden "cm matters of mutual lntertet, '' Wellen! Wblte U.U.. olllclals 8Dll0W10- ed today ln San Clmlale. P?oa1dent Nisoo's ..... ...,.1ary, Ronald L. .Degler, uld 'efforll to nego- llate peace in :vietnam and lhe next pbaae <l negotlatioDI oo llmitatloo of nu- ' dear armaments would be among the lop!CI dlscusaed. Zleglar aald Kissinger 1lso would stop In Munich en route to the Soviet Union for la11lll Sept. u with West Gtrman leaden. • He wd Klssmger ..Ould moet with Clwlctllor Willy Brandl and other West German leaders ror infonnal talks on matters relating to Gennany in particu- lar and Europe Iii-general, - Zleder 48-id Kissinger's visit to the Soviet .Un.Ion was-in accordance with the agreement reached during Nixon's Moscow summit ror continuing close con- tact betweeo lhe two natiooJ. • Crowing Around .. s OA.ILT i.i1LUI j1 Go-go Gals Slww Stuff In Arizona srorrsoALE. Arll. (AP) -Wilh 111 of the fanfare of beroe1 returning home, go-go dancers bared the.tr breasts before a cheering tavern crowd hert , It was a startling revelalion for the lone go-go bar in this city. a Phoenix suburb wlUch traditionally has ahuMed even the bikini-<:lad dancers. Newsm~n. photographers. ttlevi.sion crews and 25 ardent fan s who paid $3 each ror admittance were there. So were the police, "As long as "re have an ordlnanct, we Intend to enforce it," said SCottsdale City Atty. Dick Filler. On a brightly lighted stage, 21-year-old Sue Biri was the flrst to shed her clothes. After one topless danct. she \vas taken to a back room where she was charged with indecent exposure. A Superior Court jud~e in Phoenix., however, immediately issued 11 tem- porary restra ining order which allowed the ta vern to present its topless dancers. Police said they would arrest no others. President Denies Plans to Scrap Minority Unit Don McCarthy of Fridley, Minn., appears to be having a friendly <bat with hiJ pet crow, Cloqg -and that is just what they're doing. McCarty said Corky is very sociable and once carried on a long con- versation with a drunk. Bob Bodganoff, the night club's operator, said he unveiled the girl!! .pecause he and attorneys wanted to lest the constitutionality of an ordinance here \vhich makes topless dancing a mlsde-- meanor. PHILADELPHIA -Spokeslll<ll in San Clemente have denied reports that Jt has decided to scrap the Philadelphia Plan, a bigbly publioized effort to place minorities in skilled jobs lt"federally as. aisted ~~ruction projects. Beauty Pageant Hopeful Wallace Shooting 'Conspiracy,' Schmitz Claims ,/\ Not 'Typical' U.S. Queen MILWAUKEE CAP)-American parly presidential candidate John Scbmit1 says there Is evidence that more than vl'.l'ffe---ptrson -wartnvolved in a plot lo assassinate Alabama Gov, George C. Wallace: · Presidential Press Secretary Ron Zie-- ·ifer 'laid : a,t the Western "White House . Monday, 11Tbere's no substance to the report," The plan, designed to force building· trade unions to accept minority mem· bers, has met strong opposition from organixed la OOr. The New York Times, qooting Sources in lhe Labor Deparlment and llie White HOllS•, said Monday dropping 1be -plan, which ~·as put into effect in Philadelphia and emulate<ftlD at ·least two dozen other cities,-would-be-in line with the admin-- tm.aUon's n_e_w J!O_lky ol opPQ&ing job_ quotas for minorilie!. Satellite Launched -ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) --"My dad calls me a kooky freJ!.k .•. I believe in astrology and my sign says I'm schizophrenic. I sit here and I watch the other girls and It's like watching television -in color. I can't believe I'm here." Miss Vermol'!t, 21-year-old Kathy Hebert, one or the SO conteStants in the Miss America 1973 Pageant, Sounded lost Monday during registration at the Chalfonte-Haddon Hall. "I can't believe it," the conlt!tant, wbo was dressed in a flora1 print long gown, kept saying, balf-to-bel'!elf. "11lis is not the real.me. U I were to be my real self, I'd be here in bot aot:ks, je.ans, T ..shirt, no bra and with. my. hair banging v ANDENBERG AIR FORC BASE loose and naturaL (AP) -The Air Force bas launched "Were rto bOcome Miss 'Aliierlcl~l'd another satellite employiOg a four-stage change the wboJe concept of Miss Scout booster, said a spokesman for the ... America." ' Space and Missile Test Center. No Mlsa Hebert, a huoloOJecf uh blonde, fur1her 'details Were available. sa11,J_ she waa-aware that ahe waS?'t ?· actly the "typical" Miss America con· testant. ."I'm anti-Nixon, I've demonstrated against the war , I support Jane Fonda, arid believe in premarital sex," she sa.id wlthoul pause or prompting. A senior at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, N:Y., majoring in fashion designing, Miss Hebert said she entered the competition solely for the scholarship reward. "I got a ,1,000 scholarship by winning the Mias Vermont Pageant," she said. "That means my tuition is all paid up for next year. I got $500 just for being a Miss America contestant. That 's rent money. All I got to do is smile and get it." Albert A. Marks Jr., the pageant's ex- ecutive director, described Miss Hebert as "a rather un~l lady.'' "I respect her opinions and even more- ao her right to express them," be said. "If this ill the way she feels she wishes to project beraelf, it's strictly her affair as far u I am concerned. Schmitz, a· member of the John Birch Society, said Sunday that the organiUl· lion 'vould m~ke such allegations soon in its American Opinion Magazine. "I'm checking out all the facts my- self." he told a news conference. Schmitz said Arthur Bremer, 21. of l\1ilwaukee, who was convicted recently of shooting Wallace last l\1ay at a Laurel, ~1d.. shopping center, had an older ac- complice from Milwaukee who died some time after the MaryJand shooting. The alleged accomplice ' was •ariously described by Schmitz as "a much more sophisticated partner," ''a mysterious shadow figure," and "a mentor." Schmitz.. a .fljltlYe_ of MUwault~ ' a Republlcan cengressman from Call· fornla, has been campaigning 1n ~ consin during lb'e. LaJlor Day weekend. YEAR·-END ' • ALL 1972 MODELS • • • PERSONAL "CAR OF THE YEAR" HA.RD TO FIND EXCITING STYLING ONLY A MONTEGO GT CAN OFFER YEAR END $DISCOUNT$ 1973's ON THE WAY! MUST MAKE ROOM! EVERY CAR IN STOCK PRICED TO SELL NOW! • • • • • LlNCOLN- CONTINENTALS MERCURYS COUGARS COMETS CAPRIS 60,.1972's To Choose From ... BUY NOW! corp'• annplls, and set It on display ill Former Governor the garage. II remained there unlll 1ul t; an Item nr carilslty In lblt1-~~-----------+-,l---II•om111M1µ0f0f.'tbe New car . , , s.ot!:i" r:'d~:ls"&~~"'a~:O with Brown in Cairo "o.u-r_,.~ Home Of The New Car •• , "Goltless rouela" U.. namt "S$tU.'' (' • Hewitt Mc aid, 10n o! thl !ala • CAlllO (AP) -Edmmid Q, "Pat• Mnloolm, ag?Mil 111 weel to clolie Ura lln>wn, lmner. ,...mar ol CalllorDi., oomn aJlu moetlng with ol!lclals rr.... ad bis will ,..,. auests fer • dinlOr lh.Slllt..~of Funeral lllreclon and bete Ci"" bf aclinl! Foretai> Mlnlsttr Bmbalmerl, which ~ 11\0rttdOal la --e-n el 7.ayyaL North Carolina. . Z117at'1-4lllco aald Brown WU ..... But McDouaald 1t11dl11U, MIOI 1o llUndl7 "1 • pmali .W iu 1',11)'11'1 pay for burill of lhe corpse. desQile a ,... • .,...i. n.1 met ""'9 ZofY•I wu quest for a "dlftnified' dlapoliflOD" lrtm' EIYPI'• 11.N. amb111ac1or. , • ~HARBOR BLW~ COSTA MESA • MOoal30 ' .• .. I • \-) ' t - , 4 DAILY I'll.OT Prisoners Ott11p!nUSlaahen ~ wltlt Tom Id.De A Home Grow11 USed Car Lot ON INTO PALL DEPI'. -A friend was a.sklng the other day what we're going In do a""""1 our bouae now that Labor Day II over, fall lw fallen and we all have to kick the aand out of our ahoea. I suspect bll concern was generated by the beUel that our bouae cooatsts only of four bu!ted surlboarda and a pair of frayed swlmfina. Well, he dQ;e1n't really have to worry that much about our hobby·tlme. Cold weather may indeed come to our shoreline, rendertna: all of our aquatic equipment wretes.s. Despite this obvious setback, we will still be able to occupy our spare time with our motor c.ars. At last count we had six. We didn't really ez:pec:t to have all these veb.icles. It wu aort of un-planned parenthood. They just happened aJong as fugitives from variou! junkyards and because we have kind heart.I, we let them tn. OUR FLEFr INcµJDES two dune buBRi.,, one with body and'ooe without ; an ltaJ.ian..built roadster that wiU start only on warm afternoons ~when you pour Call Off Uprhing - TRENTON, N.J. (AP) -A llvH>our Uprlslnf by If pri.m lnmlltl at Ibo Vroom BuUdlnf ol Tr!alon State PriDI ended peaceftllly early lodoy alter atata ortida!J agreed In l!Jten 1o Inmate pv• ances. -.. tuement waa reached doriJI& oe- got!Jtkm between leldel'I of the rebel· Uoo and Robert L atllord, dlrector of the state. Departmellt ol Imtllutlona and Agenclea ..-jurl8dlctloo lncludta pen- al facilltles. Cllflord, who ,.malned oulllcle the bulldhl« during the dlacllslkm, talted In the lnmaks through a wlremeab win- dow. The disruption be~an at 8:f0 p.m. aa a pair of lnmatea, who had beeJ) 1 .. atad at the prison hospital for wasp stings, were belng returned to their celJJ, ac- cording to a department spokesman. mE INMATES assaulted the t w o guards who were escorting them, said the spokesman, and were joined by the 14 other pr;lsoners on the first floor, all of whom were out of their celll for a recreation period. The two guarda, who IUffered head lacerations, were treated and released at St. FranciJ Hospital in Trenton. The inmates then went on a brief ram- page, breaking the floor's television set, shaiterlnR llgbll and ripping apart their bedding. At one point, the spokesman said, they broke into an office where riot/ear was stored and grabbed batons an Cllnl or mace. The weapons were surrendered when the rebelUon aubslded. a little red wine in the carburetor· an AS PART of the settlement, William AmerJcan-bull• coupe that nfeda a ' tire SchirmB.M, ne~s director of radio station ----· --·-· ---..., -WHWH In Prln<elnll, N.J., Wll to be factory to support Jts appetite for rul). al!Owed to JiStelf to, 'and tape fecord, the ber; a station wagon that I call the pM!onera' grievances. The aeuJon wu Bloatmoblle 8 because It will Pill' 1o tako place on the third floor of tbe eveeythlng but a gu ataUcm · and flnaJly Vroom Building following the lrllllfer • ' of the inmates from the llrat floor. The an old panel truck with nut. transfer wu ordered because of damage teE PANEL TRUCK i.. our latest ao-to tbe lint floor during the rebellloo, quisltlon. For 150 bucb, bow can you go · wro.,? It UIOd In belong In the electric company. The OD!y ttuon Ibey got rid ol 1 Jt, •coordloa: to the late owner, wu that after llO,IJOO mn .. It blew out l!JI wiring and lhWI was drummed out ol the elec- trical tM••lneq in dllgrace. Thele are the vebJclet. 'Ibey ol course do nol lnclude the old Buick V-1 engine In the l'nlot yard or the VW powell'lant which repo1e1 in several hundred P+eCeS In the laundry JOOm. You might IUppoae that with all th... gasoline-powered machlnes around, we are the awom enemles of the antl"8Jr pollution people. This lJ lllllalr. WE WOULD ONL y be antagon1sis ol the anti-air pollution folks if all these things were running at once. The chances of this happening are utremely remote. I must admit that the wife bellevt1 we are a touch heavy in tbe automotive department. We don't have any money but we have enqugb pink slips to bulge everybody's wallet. We don't support habits. We support the Deparln)ent of Motor Vehicles. Everytlme I pick up the newspaper and start ruding auto ad!, the little "'~ tbreatf.DI to leave town. V ; "HERE'S A REAL bar1ain," I'll an- nounce. "Fonner U.S. Anny baU·traclc, once uaid in the movies. Ideal attenUon- getter, runs good, $1,095." Or, "Here'• a guy wt.th some rtal bargalnl. Three 1928 Chevvy stakebed trucks. All three for $350." The ads are full of such goodies, like a '38 Ford coupe with the peanut 60- horsepower engine, or a 'r7 Chev. sedan, runs, for only 400 bucks or best offer ..• Reading all these wonderful ad! aloud around our house can get YoU introduced to the bottom of a frying pan. The little woman, however, has given up the bit about leaving town every time additlonal automobiles get mentioned. The last time she lert, we got another one. I'm going lo give up reading the ads, too. Surely something will jmt come aloag. the ofllclaa oald. La!t June, the stole began uaing the building to hoUJe priloners C0111ldered "incorrigible." Previously, It had been used for the cooflnement of the crlm· inally Insane. . 1973 Cadillacs · Unveiied; Same -. , Look-and Price . DETROIT (AP) -The price tag lJ !till the aame and except for minor fac:ellftfng bore and there, the Cadillacs for 1973 still have the llO<alled sculptured loot of its iecent vlntege. ·General Motors Corp., however, had in- troduced four new Options and says that "'rolling smoothness had been enhanced" and quieter operation comes from ''acourtically improved muff I er 1, resonftors and ez:haust pipes." THE 117S models Were shown today tn a preview for newsmen. They go on sale at dealenhlps a week from Thursday. The 19738 will cost the same ll the 1972s did under a recent Price Qnn. rrJssion denial of any immediate bule increases for either General Motors or Ford Motor Co. That means Cadillac: will cost f&,000- plus up to $11,000-plus, depending upon "'bether it's a bottom~f-the-line Calais oi Fleetwood Seventy-Five limousine. The four extra opUons being offered for 1973: 4N llLUMINATED vanity mirror at• tached to the right hand sun visor in front; an electrically heated rear window defogger; a temperature gauge on the driver's outside rearvlew mirror, and a windsllleld radio antenna or a fender mounted one which risea automatJc:aUy when ejther the radio or Ignition is turn- ed oo and retracts when either Is turned off. UPIT ........ Boardwalk Beautie• While other Miss America conteslants rested for Wednesday's be- ginning of the llllss America Contest, these three beauties took in the sights overlooking the boardwalk and beach at Atlantic City N.J. Monday. From left are Mias Georgia, Lilll Lawalin; Miu Nori~ Carolina, Constance Anne Dorn; and Miss South Carolina, Bonnie Corder. Rock Fans Reluctantly . ---------- Break Camp in Illinou BULL ISLAND, D1 (AP) -Thoullllllh of tired and dlsillualoned roclt mualc fans deaerted this acarred peolnoula url,y to- day, leavlnR behind tons of trJab ruoglng from makeshift lhelleno In panties. The Jut balid at the Labor Doy weekend Soda Pop Festlval packed llJ equipment shortly alter mlclnigbt, a few houno after pranolm had lelL Betweeo 25,IJOO In 311,000 W.O remained at tbat poln~ llJlt nttlng for p<rlonnances by !\eadllned groupo that (_ ...... I_N_S.B ....... O_R_T •• _ •. __,) · , were promlied, but never appeared. Police allmated nearly 30,IJOO young people flocked In the 9QO.acre island In the Wabolh Rlvtt between Indiana and Dllnoll for the tbre&<lay celobralton. Promoten aaid they b ad expected no more .than 75,000. from the Montreal Muaeum ol Fine Arla Monday by t h r e e "d.lscrimJnatinc thieves." Tho tlree, armed -shotguns and wearing akl masts. look a Pol• from the movie "Topbpt" and galned_...try by alJding down a nylon rope slung from a rooftop llkyligbt. Tho otyllgbt buralar alarm had been neutrollsed, apparently by repair wort Jut week. Tho albletlc lbleves· bound and Rallied three museum guarda before uaembllnR the 18 ~•. Including a fl mlllton oll b' Rembrandt, and 19 pl.... ol dlicoraUve art. e Fbeller Gm Sjltrils REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) -"Bobby has a check for biJ· prise," aaya an aide to Bobby Fbc:her, the new world chess ~ion. "He'll probably cash It and s ii all. But he'll need a wheelbarrow to take it away in." Fischer'• entourage left Reykjavik Monday, llevinR behind the American -. cbeas genllll and blJ 178,125 In prize e 89.2 Million Raised money from the Icelandic Chess Federa· NEW YORK (AP) -Tho Jerry Lewis lion. Labor Day Telethon for musc:ular Slater announced In London that the dystrophy received pledges for more Bant al Eqlaod had R r a n t e d him than $9.2 million. permllalon' to uport the 50,IJOO pounds be Calif ornia-ho-qnd Train Jackknifes INLAND, Neb. (UPI) -Th t Calllornla-Dlllver ~. ooce the top train lnxn Ibo ~ 1o the Wett Cout, baa jumped Ibo tracb In '°"tbem NebrUb farm C01111try on its laal dally nm. Tbe lleek. lilver Amtrak train, loaded with IM puae1111en, WU about-AD hour late pulllnc out ol Qiicap SUDday e- lnl bec11iae al mechanical dilllculUea on one al the wbeels of the pullman cars. About 12 "°'"" later, n 1ay crippled wtth ..... ol l!J occupants ICl'elllllni .for help. llelcua worbn antvecl oo the ICtJl8 -lmmed!Jtely alter the Jut -can ol tbe train Jactlmtfed ofl the traclll Monday alter •trlklni what Burllnalon- Nortbern railroad olllc:lala later calfed a broken tract. MOST OF the 100 occupants In the derailed California aectloo of t h e train were sleeping at the tlme. Of those later hauled out of what could have been a mwive tomb, 30 required treatment at a nearby Hastings Hospital. Fred Wilson, T1, Fort Wayne, Jnd., was released from Mary Lanning Hospital Monday night while Mrs. Marian Ryan, 58, who was en route with ber two daughters back to Denver from Chicago alter a visit with her sister, was to be released sometime today. ';I wu awake in one of the cars at the end of the train," Mn. Ryan aid in a shaken voice 1n>m her hospital bed early today. "When they fotmd me, they put me on a stretche.r and took me to an ~·m~ bulanc:e. lllout 7J miles per hour, W8I on Ill lul . CblcapDenver-Oaldand dally run. "Wa've been mUlni the dally rum all summer," be aald. ••Now we11 bl down 1o about two or three a •k. • Tbe puaenpn In the am<leralletl JIOI" tJoo of the train were able 1o - their journey, b<lt lboae In the other can were later trltlll)Ol'led In Diii,... "1 bUa. 3,000 Attend Jesus Event In .New York • NEW YORK (AP) -Tho Jesus Move- ment has come into M&dl.aon Square Garden and entertained more tlwl 3,000 mostly young persons with rocl: 111111lc. speeches,. testimonials and an occulonal prayer for more than three houn. 'lbe u Jesua Joy" featlval in the Garden's Fel~ Forum was sald by its sponsors, the Maranatha Ministries of New Milford, N.J ., to be the largest formal gathering of "Jesus Freab" ever. held in this area. The crowd, from the city, upstate, Long Island, New Jersey, C.nnecUcul and Pennsylvania, Monday night heard fl£VERVB0DY WU very kind," she added. "We are all very thankful to evangelical 'rock by Llllian Parker, the God." Son of Man, the Marana~a Band, Love -Mrs-;-Ryiii's diiigfiien;-llaureen, 7, ·-Solll, a.a otlieri. -· and Mara:aret, 20, who was to st.tit cluses at Colorado C.lleae today, spent the night at the Clarlt Hotel In llastlogs. Deputy Sberill Gerry Pierce, ooe of the flrll ·on the acene, ·Aid the low numlier ol lnjUrlu wu due In the fact the derailed can didn't roll after leavlnR tbe tracks. A porter In tbe derailed secUon, William Flowen, aitcago, bad spent 35 yean on the tracks. but this wu bis lirst involvement in a wreck. Flowen, who wu treated for a bruised rlglll elbow, Aid the traln, traveling 'Quick. get Henry/ Wew found e piece he hasn't visited.' THE AUDIENCE npreaed 11 s plusure In the lllll!lc not with "Righi On," but with cries of 11Pralse the Lord0 and 11Amen.11 The Rev. Jerry Davis of North Arl· ington, N.J .• warned agalml joining the movement just for "an emotional high." "We mll!I go beyond the exdtement ol the music and tbe loudneu of tbe sound," he said. "We want to IJ'OW beyond the state of religious tripping and Jesus traveling." Moishe Rosen, fO, leader ol the San Fran~ "Jews for Jesus", aakl the group had received hosllle rucllool from both J"'s and arutiaJls. "THE Sl'RONG ,..cllon qalnst J.,.. for Jesus ts not becawre we're for Christ," he said, .. but. becauae we chose to remain Jews." After Rosen left the hall a group of hall a dozen approached another 1peater and offered In teach him a Jewish aong. As they were escorted out by aecurlty guarda, the apeaker, Charlie Rizo, leader of tbe Maranatha.Band, led the audience in singing "Amuing Grace." Later a man walked In the mlciophono and announced Ul'8enUy that Molaho Rosen had been usaultad olllaide Ibo Garden. The audience bowed beads Jn silent prayer. The telethon, which be8ID at 10:1111 olle114 u prlza IDOlll1 toward tbe p.m. Sunday, ortginatad In New York Cl-matcll. Ftacher and Spua);y will get tbe ty and WU aired nationally by Iha ·~'"'~....,~~ID~any~~cumney~~~tbey~~want.~---~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~:iiiii Hughes Televiaion Network. • Actually, a group of about 20 youtba had approached Rosen and blJ followero on the street did notbJng but remove their lkullcapo or yannulku. e Dor. Lo4fles Cltarfln WASHINGTON (UPI) -Rep!~ National Chairman Robert J. Dole baa brought new clwget of campaign viole· Uons qalml JlemoCl'aUc ~ DQJD.inee George S. McGovern 1 organtza. tk>n. Cole called the charges, flied Monday with the General Accounting Office (GAO), serious. A spokesm1n for McGovern called them 11appalllng, in- cred.l.ble and even Jaughbable." e F-rl Works Stolen MONTREAL (UPI) -A world-wide alert was In effect today for '2 mlillon Wl'lll of pointing• and art objects 1lnleD n. FREE Our gift to you • , with childrens school shoes. Your very. own camera. Hurry and get yours! U.S. 'UnseasonahJy' 'Cold toe performer fun and fii the color• brighi way Cool Air Pus1ies Across North, Central Plain Areas fl.S. Sum1nar11 a'( THI "SM>CIATID l"lll!ll 1E11tre tll•"k•I• .,.. Plfftled In \'" Ml""' tlw-'tn OI 1"9 "•' Df1 ••rlv todv •• \1'11,U~blv cool ~""" lllllDllCI Jnlo "" .0. tl\d -c:.o. •Ir -"'"' ~ :ii-•ltd ctnir.i~ .... ,, 111111 ,... , Lr•i• rMlloft _..., n.. .. , af r111 11 HOtlll 0..kol• M •· ~ • ...,_..... '9\1 .. ld • Wlcllf Oe!'ld 1"""' ~ti TtXtt lo ,,,. Cerellne" wllll • few ~ Ol m· -= Ille l'IOl1tlem Mklwe't t nd Wn mounl•lfl r9111ont. lltl"f•ll 11 "' 19m, Ale.-we1 fllf llt•vlnl -,_. '°" IPOCOI. .. ,....., conllllloM domln1led tt-.. Fir W.t. J~ tlllfVN dlWft ftl'IHll lrom Jf it F•rff, N.O., to N •I l lvthf. YlfMMt dt I I I "'4111 dlMot .. ........ ..., ........ ,. ......... Ntld .......... .._ ~ ... ~ 11 ........ "' •"-"-• "'9't W Wit •;. ~ todly 71. _ ... , ....... --Q " .. , .... , ... ..-.,,.. , ..... frtM ...... *""' ...... """ "· S1111,M-,n4'es ..,,_, . III.ACK or BROWN .. QJ~J.(!/flf __ _ fr:'t!'..'I/,~ \ "-"' -.......... •i• ...... 6J; ,. • " lecornd ,. ......... t:• ..... , .. . t6 It Wlltlllll'Y II a Pint f\lolt .......... ., ,~. ~ 1.1 11 • Plrat IN .............. l1M ...... ...... ' FASHION ISLAND • NEWPORT IEACH • WESTCLIFF PLAZA _ .............. ,, ...... ,. Addllional 1Nling now' a .. !loblo In our 'Clofldrtn'a loolory of fothlM lsloo4. ~ I ........................ ,1•~"' .. ..... •:tt ...... 11Jl ""'" .1 fMolt •• •:• •.M. '* •c•,.,,.. JL.--------------.;;,------------~.------~--..1 ' ' I , I ' l ' • •• f' t • Cab Driver 'Unwilling' 1 Aid in Plot SAN DI.EGO (AP) -A cab driver acted u a reluctant go-between in a plol that never materialized to blow up two Delt. tirllntra un1eu two anned men Wtl'I pold ·~~I the FBI aay1. Ru~. •pocw -I In dwp of lht Pl! olllce i-, aald Monday tlie , two men -one artnld with 1 plltol, -the olhor with • lhollun -.,., haft been Olrn'lnl out a 1iou. No bombs • 1 were 1-. ) TllllBA TENlNO TO 11ann his flmll1 unless be compiled, the men, _.,. In Ibo ab, ordtl:ed the driver' to lele- P-Iha lltlla office at Lindbergh r1tld hele llaDday nlaht and have them pre. pare tho -· Schroder said. . Ile _.. tho ellorllonilta threalenld to bomb two of Dolla'1 ptanea, but they didn't lndlcale whlch Planes would be 1111'1' or wbere the bombs· mJaht be oonOl!aled. • • ere.red for 'l'ldceoff A !riffle officer dlrecls a alng!Hnglne plane down the westbound Santi Monica Freeway Mondoy for a tlkeoff at the Bundy exit. The plane ran out of gas and picked the freeway for a landing. No one · wu hurt but traffic Jn both directions Of the freeway was stopped for the takeoff. 'remhlor Raises Dust 3,000 Feet • DAll.Y P!~Of 5 5 Sl•11ings LA Police Probe Bizarre Deaths LOS ANGELES (AP) -Police ay a c. Bullard, 17, TuJunra . a hitchhiker who fftln was shot to death in a telephone 'bai:I been picked up onlY n11nute.s before booth while doztns of persons watched. he was .shot to death. Police said Bullard Two other men, including an lnnoc~never participated in lhe argument that hitchhiker, W(l"e killed during an utu· Jed to his death and lhlt of Richard C. meat over 1 blouse, officvl said. Andes, 22, of~ Valley. An bnmJcrant srocer WU slain In front PO!JCE SAID Bullerd died of a bullet of hit borrtfled Wile and IOl1 during • In the chest u he"\tood 100 feet ouialde holdup. ,Tile wife bad to step over her the home of Alan Yedor, fl, and his wife, hulbli>d • body to give the robberl the Francine 20 Andes was shot inside the doy'• receipt> of 1100. hou.oe. ' . AND A YOUNG Marine Crom El Toro The Yedors were booked for ln- "1as tUltd and three companions wound--vestigation or murder. police said. ed In Eut Los Angeles when, hit by shots A grocery store robbery In sout h.ccn- fired from 1 paain& car ai they lalked in tral Los Angeles eode1 in death for a 29- a group on 1 street corner. year-old Yugoslav immigra nt \\'ho 1\•as CALIFORNIA Police Too Busy To Aid Victim In M11rder Case 'I\ese were five blllrre ilayings police fatally shot in the head while hls \Vife reported in &he Los Angelel area Mon-and ~year-old son watched helplessly, h police said. SAN JOSE (AP) -A hQusewife er~ day. was stabbed to death by her estranged Police uid i IS-year.old man, who was AUTitORITIES sald two men in. their husband after 0Ulce:r1 were too busy to · not immediately identified, was killed late 20.s entered 8 liquor store and respond to her telephone call for help, when two men walked up to the delicatessen owned by Jordan Demetski. police said. ttlepbooe booth he was in and fired walked up lo Demet.ski and shot him Ruth L. Brunnell, S7, was found dead in Aller the phone call, one of the men , got aclt of the cab alq a highway near the airport, while the other rode to the airport lennlnal and got out, he uld. Schroder said the driver, whose name waJ withheld, was ordered to pick up the money from Della's l1cilltiea and return to his cab at which lime 1 lele- Howsri:R (AP) -A hu(e cloud of dust aoarecj 3,000 feet into lhe 1ir and the walls of a fire staUon cracked. after an earthquake on .the fomed San Andreas Fault . 1evert1l 1bots at point blank range, strik-once io the head .. wlthout warning. her apartment bedroom ~1onday with 11 California Division of forestry fire sta-ing the vlctlm in t~e race. Demetski and his family immigrated to · knife wounds in her· upper body, officers tion in Bear Valley to the tiny town o! Tht two men then fled while dozens ol the United States (ron1 his nati ve Prisat. said. Paiclnes in central San Benitc. County. passersby watched, olficen said. Yugoslavia, a yea r an d a half ago and Booked for inveatlgation or murder wa5 The argument over .custody of a bor-bought the store in south-central Los !'.lack Bunnell, U. a San Jose carpenter. . phone call would tell the cob CODiPUl1 · diJpotcben where the driver lbould lal<e the money. Tbe dust rosa abouU,000 feel Mond1y for 1bolll 10 mil" along the dry San Benito River: 1tretchiq from the "It ertended 15 far u wt could see -rowed bloWJe resulted in the death or two Angeles. lie recently had become alarm-Police said Mrs. Bunnell called !heir alJDOlt one continuous dust column," said men ln suburban Panorama City, ed at the high rate or robberies in the offices about 9 minutes before the attack Gate Rawitzer, a fire a pp a rat us autborttles said. area an<t had tried to sell his business saying her husband wu coming to the eagmeer. ~~~~~~~~~~--=On=:..:ev=ie=tlm::..:was::.::=ld=en=t=ifi=ed::..:as::..:Ml:::::tc=he=ll:__=•=nd==re=loc=•=le=,~po=l-ic_•_rc~po-rt_ed~.~~~-"'-'~P-'r_tm_•_n_t_and~sbe~-f•_•r_ed~trou~b-I•_·~- 'Grave Threat' Firefighters Battl.e . State Tree Blazes .,......,..,....,..""":"~-----~~-.,.....---~----------·-· ------·-----·-·--·-·-··-·-::- ' Reagan Hits McGovern Propos~ on Weliare By tbfi Anoclated Pless New fires erupting over ~e LOS ANGELES (AP) - Gov. Ronald Reagan told a. convention or machinists and uroopoce work>r1 today that the bii domestic Issue of the 1972 preaklentlal campaign "is whether a job ii_ a better sclu· lion ror poverty than a welfare check.'' ' In 1 partisan speech at. tacking Sen. George McGovetn, the Republican iovernor condemned wbll he called "• colcullttd policy· of weaknest" which " w o u I d . 1'11arcl ~II the. 'Pl'Oll'ftl we have mide toward allUrlng a peoceftll, -kl 1nd prosperous America." THE .NAnON "cannot af- ford Uiose who vote to weaken America and to r e d u c e employment hi the aerospace I.abbr Day ~eek~rni broU;itlt nd def ind tr. ,; he the total of hghtn1ng·set fires a ense us 1es, . in the 10 naUonal forests in said. · Northern California to more "The political philosophy than 700, the N a t i o n 1 I that endorses such c u t s Forestry Service reports. represents a graver threat to Spokesman Jerry G a u s e America's security and pros--aaid the total for the 17 na- perlty than any s w 0 r d rat-tionat forests in the state for Uing by any would-be ag-the past eight. days wu just .. lfHIOr," Reagan said. under 1,000, w1th the Klamath ., Jobs, not welfare, is the Nat!onal Forest and .Pl~mu cure for aerospace unemploy.•. National Forest hard.eat hit. ment. But those jobs won't ex· IJt If America listens to those who favor cutting defense to expand the 'dole," Reagan uid .. 1111 remarks· were prepared for delivery loday before the naOonal convtntion of the International Association of Machinists a n d AerospaCe . Workers. ALTOGETHER the l'eekend produced 145 files in the Klernatb NaUooal Forest, wltb mOll contained quickly tiut one IJ!lbborn blaze u)JIDdlng tq U ~cres In very steep ter1• rain at Dilloi1 ~t west o Yrekl and another peralalent fire rtelu' Happy Camp. ' .-~~~~~~~--. Plumas National Forest was not far behind, with 1Z9 flre1 uported. oyer the weekend . . Gause sAid most lightning atonna ire accompanied . by fain 9Q.UlllS which _ eilher douse . the fire or slow It down -but !hit much of the lightn- ing the past week has been dry, with little or no rain, and that the 1trikes take place. mostly in high and relatively inaccessible areas. * * * Governor \ 'Heckled' · At Platform NORCO (AP) -Hecklers prevanted Gov. Ro n a 1 4 RullD from delivering I prepued Labor Day speech "'~· AJ ileaean stepped to the Hot Fe1ice Kills Boy SAN GABRIEL (AP) - A 13-year-old boy burst in· to flames when be struck a wire mesh · freeway fence inadverteotly cbarg· ed with l ,300 volla of elec- trlclly_after lalling oft bis bicycle, authorities say. A TOTAL of 9& smote Jum,J>O<I have been used to paracbule to the iaolated blaus, he s a i d • and hellcopter1 have been used ln- crea1tngly to 1et men into areas where land vehicles C#dl- not take them. speaker's platform at a gathering o! several hundred ,\ ateel.workers and t b e i r Antonio ~ and two companies were biking at the top of a steep !mbankment next to the Monday wh<'jl the boy fell Morlday'wben 'the boy !ell off biJ bike and tumbled Into the fence surrounding 1 construction area, police said, No structures have been reported involVed in. ll)e fires. · famill11 In this town 60 miles eut of Los Angelea, peopil began sboti:ting questions. Some of the questioners ask- ed wh~t the governor thought Also hampering ·the firefighters are palls of smote which hang in the valleys and obscure new targets for smoke jumpen, Gauae added. ol Prop. II, oo the November j!iiiiiiiiiiiii!!!!~ i' ballol, which oppooenla say would crlppil the United Farm ~·-~•D RITAIL Work•-U·'·n'I lcltvitits. ....-.R .. ""6 ~· = IAKllY CLllK When Reagan replled that hr1Mntnt. 41 heur wetk _ Un~" IClll• lie bad not studied the prop-a_,,, c.11 fer '"°'""""''· , .. 111on eno4!1h yet to &Iva hil lkhlr#• KlrM< Vint Mlrktt, """'"· po1ltlon, tliiire were llhoull Mr. MJMH. r ' and oblcenlUu. , • . ·~ '~ t. ~ ·Bat there's a bH of ··Huck Finn•' • ' ·in you~ . Set yourself free to enjoy ,life w{th sound retirement planning today. We've got great ~ans for you. -Call your nea• Manullfe agent. · ManldlLife ~ · l!'IMlfmfldu 01;tll,__C...,, ...... , .......... ~ ... -·~· ., • 1(.1.-Aaon<Y Atsotfftt HUNTINOTOll BEACH Tel: 558-1500 • • J , You and the kids lead a busy life, too. So why not make sure your.friends and acquaintances know where to find you? An additional listing wsts only 40¢ a month. Talkitoverwith the man of thehottSe.And if he says he'll sit still for it, give our Business Office a call. liD · &BBN.TB.EPHDM ../ l • • -' , ' , a DAD.Y PILOT-EDITORIAL PAGE • • Testi~g Bus Will more frequent ·lnterurban bUJ •ervice at a lower tare and with better buses cause Orange Coast and inland ruidenu to travel that way In large numbers? Tbe answer to that qu .. tlon ~ould be forthcomlnt in the months ahead. It ft is 11yes," cleaner air and less road congesUon should result U II is "no," well, South· ern Calllomians' long love affair with the automobile remains constant and unshakeable. Bus service was doubled last Friday and the rare, heretofore ranging from 35 to 95 cents, was reduced to a fiat 25 cents, with adult-accompanied children under 12 riding free . · · Orange County Transit District, moving to upgrade equipment as well as frequency of service at lower cost. will have the financial underpinning of a 4.5-cent spe- cial district tax. In addition. the OCTD la applying for a federal grant and seeks one-fourth of 1 percent of &ales taxes paid in Orange County. Given solid financing, the test of the service's actual utility to the public should be a fair one. In furtherance of this goal, OCTD has changed routes for .greater convenience lo larger numbers of res- idents o! Santa Ana, Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Irvine and Laguna Beach. Better service to other county areas is expected to follow. As examples of route revJsions to serve more resi· dents, all bus .. will slop at South Coast Plaza In Costa Mesa. Tbe Santa Ana·Laguna Beach line will pass tha Bethel Towers complex for the elderly in Costa A-1esa, then make a complete circle 9f Newpor,t Center, stop- ping at Fashion Island . Hourly instead o( once-a·day service will be pro- vided on a route from South Coast Plaza to the Balboa Pier. Buses on this run will serve Irvine, CulverdaJe, University Park, UC Irvine, Newport Center and New· port Beach. While buses lease·d for the expanded service are not up to the 1tandard or new bUJea the OCTD will buy, Ibey are an l!nprovement over the older buse1 prevloUJly uaed by South Cout Transit Corporation. Cbalrman Ronald Caspen o! the Board of Super- visors, a director or OCTD, said lhe busea will he re- painted a bright orange.and-while and re!!tted wltll the latest low emi.ssion fuel Injectors to reduce air pollution. ..4ll·in-all, th~ operation ap~a11 to he lmproyed In all aspects -service, rares and equipment -lo the point where it will provide a good, 00114 test of the de- mand (or lacl:: of it) for mass transit In Orange County and on the Orange Coast In particular' U it succeeds and co.ntinuet, certainly It will benefit non-drivers In getting to jobs, school, shopping centers and the beaches. And it jwt migtit reduce air pollution as well u road traffic. Bobby Wins the Big . One Bobby Fischer has always been a cocky young chess genius. He [earned )he g'ame at 6, vowed he would be wotld champion at 9. · . · He didn't make it until 20 years after be was 9, but along lhe way his precociousness at the chess board and hJs brashness away from it attracted more attention to the ancient game than it bad ever before enjoyed In the United States. Many Americans, unused to Fischer's brand ot psy- chological warfare against an opponent, were cheering !or the Russian, Boris Spassky. Bobby's-antics turned them off, while Spassky's mild manner and graciousness drew their admiration. But in the end, the brilliance of Fischer's perform· ance had chess players and non-players alike cheering for him. He proved his mettle and his victory will bene· fit the game everywhere: Hanoi Tries to Influence Election Courageous Girl Studies Nixon Did Have 8-.ecr~et Plan ----~ WASHINGTON -President Nixon was optlmutic unUl a few weeks ago about achieving a cease flre in Vietnam before the November 1 election. Now he expects Hanoi to atep up the righting as the elec- tion comes closer. Intelligence reports suggest t h a t fighting on all rronts w 111 be combined with guerrilla activi- ty In .the rear to create turmoil Jn l>outh Vietnam and to uodenniru> con!J. dence-In the Saiaon govemment. But tbe r e a I Canmtmist aim, In 1 tf 't .-_ o n• 1 oplDtoo, la to glve the American vot.en the~ he can't Bild ' ' . . Jl'llOM lioURCE!I dole to tbe ~ dent, we bave been lold ~! hts btt(Of dlsappo!nlmenl over lilnol'a refusal ~ accepl a ceose fire. He bas ... 1po11ded with cold war rhetoric,· whlcb be feels It the best polillca! defense •ta!nst the ..,. pected North Vietnamese oUen!Jve. But he would prefer to campaign as a peacemaker. ~ • The story o! bis dlplomatlc·military maneuvering to settle the war began four years ago with hla campaJcn ptolnise o! a "aeeret plan" to end tbe war. 1hl.s wu greeted with derision by !lmnocrats and skepticism by otl!ers. Bui tho£e privy to the Prealdent'1 strategy auure us that he not only bad a "leCrtt plan" but that It has come clO!e to succeeding. HIS ·~PLAN" .tlmpl,y was to appeal· over Hanoi's head to MosC<Jw and Peking. He hoped to sit down separately with ,Russian and Chinese leaders !or llOlllO ·1traigbl talk. ile thought be could ilobllade them that U.S. lriendahlp could l>t 'ji\ore valuable to. them than Hanoi's ~tor. 1'Jthoul the support o! their two Com· nitiAllt allies, Nllori figured, the North 1. Vltto&ineae would be compelled to come Iii,.,.,, He was wlll!ng.Jo o!ler tenns, InGetd:' that he thought Hanoi would find !11!11'>'1i' j!urn down. •eii'11t1 Mosco" and Peking took .•Pr ~ And•' ~ diplomacy was mOre ' ~tlcated' than the President had an-• tfPJ.rted. But a monui ago, it looked as ir •. ~enaZ.io would tum out largely as he bad! ........ A lJE Pll&SED FOR a cease fire and the nlease of American prisoners. ln return, he promised jbat the Unl.led States would cease all 'military activity, withdraw from Vietnam and leave it to the VJelnatnese ultimately to settle their own affairs. He also made the~ point that he would be easier to deal wllh before his re-election than afterward. Subsequently, the White House learned that both Moscow and Peking bad ad- vl1ed Hanoi that Nixon would be re- elected and, therefore, that serious negotiations Would be resumed. This led • to the secret talks between Henry Kiss- inger and Le Due Tho. Chimpanzees ( ROYCE BRIER J THE WORD ·FRO~! iloscow and Pe-- king was so optimistic that the Preiiident felt sure he would get a cease fire. Presl· dent Thieu, for his part, even agreed to step down and pennit an intemationatly- supervised election in South Vietnam. But the negotiations broke down over the Jane Goodall is an Englist\ zoologist, quesUon of who would lop.trot the interim beautlful but not in the Raquel Welch governmenL style. The plastic of her face is beautiful President · Nixon. had expected to be In und •··d' d I f u · able to tell the Republican COl\vention an etSMU1 mg an ove or vmg last month how be had kept hla end-the-tbtngs. . . war pledge. lna!pc(, ht relU~ ' mid ~lly National c:.o,raphic pro-wer rhetoric in hi1.1f11CCe~ sJeecb, dliced'~ televi.!ioo hour of Miss Goodall 's promising not to"'betray M a!Ueil'"'i:f!>r: : " " five ye a rs in cen.- to "stain t~ homr fJ!: the ~~Statu. ,._ --4 tral Africa, studying chimpam.eeii in the SEQF;i" ~ , W<t'lo wild. Intrigued over-.,. · tlil!HhO These •--sis are Americans u-.l' ~ J*lt tl!d nol ti k ;"°the 00. chemicala to ·def~"' ~a's 'Boris mestlcated chimps Spauky, Iba dtleud!og world -. trained forishow and champion. A ~. ex8mination of tjle entertainnlent ap- cbess area, ot coUtle, ptoduced' rio trace pearances, w h I c h of hidden r1)'1 or cbemJc.aIS. But the CIA are all over film men suspect that tbe Soviets were holltr· these claYll, and sometimCll cuddled by iDg about a tedutj'que lhat they, in fact, ;actresaes. They are twice as big as the use. Back in tbe1960s, U.S; security men anlrhsls we know, and don 't peer down discovered · lbal strange nUcrowave iJn. ->.oiea. in a floor 50 Jack Beooy can do ,pulses, some steady, some pulsating, the same, thus creating a memorable were directed into our MOICOW embassy from a neighboring building. A l;lA in· gag !or laughs, vestlgalion turned up Russian medical Jl'hej .are not laughable, nor are they literature, suggesting that microwaves ~. They are fer~iolL• and hostile can cause nervous tension, J.rritabWty, ', t:oWard pale, blond unknowns like MiSll even disorders. A seer.et study produced ·GatodaJJ, u they defend their native ter- nc-conclusive evidence, however, that the ·ri,tQr,7.-It is bard to undentand how this mysterious rnlcrowaves had any serlot11 Youn:&· woman could calmly, with a smile, effect upon our embe.ssy peopte. wr~ ,Jn her notebook1 while under the ma'.nlacal menaces of tbe creature! a few )'Ortis lway. Can't Neglect Farin Vote SBE'SELECl'ED a tribe, one of many, for atUdy of ind.ividua: and tribal behavior. This tribe consisted of several. score related members, adult males and females, and many ln!ants. She scribbled In her notebook of matings and births. Optimism, Hke dew on tile Middle West's ready-to-harvest com crop, does not survive Jong in the rann belt. StHl, a bulli.!h ouUook for certain commodities -wheat, soybeans, pork and beef -is bringing !miles to the races of some Canners. A major reason for the boomlet, ae<:anting to tht Farm Journal, is lhat "consumers are on a binge.:• George McGovern has offered "a smA1l wager that Nixon drops the farm btll I.hill year." Some pundits would accept that bet with odds rigbt now, on the ground that those smiles wlll turn into Nixon votes in t'"·o months' time. Olberi'. think that the deeper dissatlsfadioo ot rarmers on a number of counts is broad enough to cause the Republicans some prublems. The President gained paints with bls decillon to exempt farmers from prico controls and with the recent $750-million sale of grain to the Soviet Union. Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz has lilted the adminiJtraUon's stock with his DAILY PILOT Robert N. Wecd1 P1&blisl\er Thoma.s JCeevll, Editor Albert W. &ua Editoriol Page Editor The editorial J19.le of the Dally Pilot seeks to Inform •nd aUmu-ta.te ~rs by prtHnt!ni thb: newspaper'• opnions and com- meataey on 1ol)icl of ln1trnl and al&nlfk:ance, bf proyldJJl.c a forum tor the expl'fllk>n cl our ttldft'I' oo(n.lonl, and bY pr"t9ef!Ung the dlwrM ~W#polntl ot Informed ob-~ t.nd •poke.men on topk:a ollhe .... Tuesday, September 5, 1972 .. EDITORIAL RESEARCH tough-talking defense of the rural uin- stltuency. But hlgh interest -rates, in- flallon, the growih ol agribusiness, and tlie decline of family farming are mat· ters of persistent worry. F ARlllERS ARE , NOTORIOUS for voting out candidates of the party in power when they are disgruntle<I about conditions. The Re~bllcans lost five grairJ.belt House seats in the 1970 elec- tions. And seven GOP incumbents, three senators and four representatives, face 1trong challenges this year. How they fare at the poUs may well depend on lbe .price of com. Despite the rise in other prices, com is l!lluck at about $1.28 a bushel on Chicago grain markets -less in other parts ot the country. That'll about 14 cents less than at the time or the 1970 mld-te nn election . This year's crop looks to come in at 4.9 to 5 billion bushel!, wilh demand anildpaled 10 be 5.1 to U billion bushels for domestic and eiport uses in 1973. So prices should &o up. Right ? Maybe. Corn carried over from previoll.!I years wili total q , billion bushels, accordln~ 10 lhe .AgrlcUlture Department. T he RIWlans may ool ma);e mudt Of a dell! In the llDrplus, either. Western obseryers believe lbe Sbvlet Union wlll Ill mostly for wheat to !ill out Its purchase o! U.S. grain. Quotes C. B. Suaar, Sbermu Oab -0 Jt 'would seem to me that .. tab!isbment ol year-round clayligbt savii\11 time woold be 1 posttlve '"'P In tum!na ln>UDd thll COW1.ll'y'1 energy ahortqe." GOING FOR lllcGOVERN ls Ille facl that, as one reporter put U, "He speaks the language (of farmers). He co- sponsors lots of farm legislation." The South Dakotan has pledged to raise the price or com to $1.~ under existing Jaws. President Nixon's answer favors price support! and direct suBsldies for farmers:. · Also, McGovern is a mldwesterner himself. But lhen, so was Hut>ert Humphrey in the last presidential elec- tion. Nixon carried 10 of lhe 12 midwestem states in 19&8 and plied up big majorities In are .. where lmtta!n farming Is predominant .. Hwnphrey woo Mlchltan and hi! native Jlllnnesota. Compared with atber bloes among the voters; farmer! are a small and dwlndl- ing group. Acconilng to the Census Bureau, the American farm population fell from over 15 mJlllon in 1900 to Jess than 10 million Jn 1970. ,Llke every other bloc, though, fannera can constitute an important swing vote in several states. Politicians neglect th~m, ibd their -corn over corn prices, at lbtlt, peril ' Dear GJQomy -Gus ' Row come nobocly prOtcsts, much Jc1s 1rreata, thole AmerJcan ath- letes who desecrate their country's flag by swimming In It al the OlympJc Oames? Swimmers from other natlw aren't IO crude and unpatrlollc. -A,J.D. • The· tribe slept in treeii over some thousands of mountainous acres, but did not travel much. They were not molested by l!rge predators, though Ibey had to witch for leopards. Occasionally mem· hen of' another tribe would penetrate the frllige, of their territory, resulting in peaming !ltbts, a tangled chaos which tbe'ti:lbe always successfully. overcame. The rust year. with infinite patience, Miss Goodall studied her tribe with binoculars from ·several hundred yards. Tbey were acutely aware of her presence, and curious, circling her day ' after day. Once in .awhile a big male would make a swooping charge, then vetr off, grunting fear and hatred. THI> NEXT YEAR Mi.so Goodall reduced her range to about 100 feet, but the animals remained noisy a n d belligerent It took another S<uon to tel clooe enough, abOul 10 yards, to dlacard ~ hlnocutara. In !!"!' fourth year 4he galned her phyilclil •coot.ct, 1 hand- shake and soon Ibo Wf1 accepled u a, h;;rn;/ess freak, and could walk ~mOlltl them without exdtlnt them. She Ide.,. tified lndlv!duala and gave them namea, to which they respoodecl, At lut lhe :was wrellling with 1 lew, u 1 boy ml&hl wrutte 1 st, Bemllrd. Thouah five llm• llronger thin Ibo, tlley; did ool hurt llor, She saw them atr!p t~!p and 1llt • to poke. Into the ..,...t lo briJll .. termlles, 1 dellcaC)', llld to be. the llnl oboerved wild lnlmal USO o! 1 tool. She lo convinctd they bave an !nira-lrlbal language, Ind .the bellevtl Ibey are the nearesl or the lower animal&, w:eptlng perhaps the dolpblna, to Homo aapleno. lier notea teU her, abe aid, chimpanzees txhlbJt aome baalc lrltte and perceptions attributed to bumana, Jnclucl!iw ti-ii' nllooll dov!ltlona ollMrvoblc In tlllll, wb!cb pve lWn IUcb eadl ... llUlble. ·yi'A~<HEESf ,· ANYONE?11 l Needed: New-Kind Of ·Administrator In a most unusuul move, a local school board in South Brooklyn has petitioned the New York State Education Dept. lo decla're ils chairman -a lawyer and an accountant -eligible to be the district school superintendent. What is so unusual is that, in the past,· district or county superintendents of schools have always b e e n professional educators with some background and ex- perience as school administrators. But t h i s school board evidently feels its chairman has the kncrwledge and the ability to do the job. I HOPE THEY win a superintendent's certificate for the man, because I have for many years b:een totaUy disenchanted with the kind of district and county school superintendents I bave met while lecturing around the country. They all seem to come out of the same cook.ic-cut- ter, espe<:lally in the rural areas. where education is weakest and needs the most encouragement. My comPosite portrait or a county superintendent of schools is a fonner manual training or gym teacher, who knows as much about "education" as a hog knows about Swiday. But be knows a lot about ·what makes the county courthouse run, and who is running U. T H I S COJ\.tPOSITE superintendent usually has a hound dog and a favorite shotgun and a drum-and·bugle he is especially fond of. He is proud of being ~YDNEY J.HARIU~ ''down 10 earth" and .. matter of fact," and he v;orks nicely with all, the local contractors and suppliers and builders and textbook publishers. They un- derstand each other. Somehow It seems u ii <illy thts ~ of man gravitates upward (if you n pardon the l!Olecism) to adr;lllnlstratlff jobs in our school system. By no stretcb of anyope's imagination co u Id be bl called an '.'educator,'' but his lack of learning Is felt to be compensated by bll kncwledge of all the nuts and bolls that hold the system together. HOWEVER, THE system Isn't boldinC together very well these days. Student.I are becoming aware they are not getUnt an education; and even some d tbelt parents are beginning to realize Ulil dim- ly. And the leacbe~ ba\'O' lone 'known that the administrative ma~ry is fat more interested in buildings 8,J)d. om' and stadia and multi-media equipment and all the paraphernalia of scboollng than in the transmission or too•Ieda:e to pupils. The best way to get a new breed of teacher is to get a new breed of •cf.. ministrator. A bright lawyer and » countant might be just what Soutb Brooklyn needs to get its 20 scbooll m the !rack again. Certainly that fellolf with the hound dog bas been off tbtt seen I. Profit-Environment Aid California Feature Servlce The industrial community, with the profit motive, has taken its lumps from conservationists sincere a n d con- servationists far out as a prime con- tributor to pollution. , Comes now a knowledgeable person who says in effect thst we can't hope to lick our environmental problems without the profit motive. · In an interview during a sesslon of the American Bat Association in San Fran- cL!co r<eently, Robert Gottschalk, U.S. Commissioner of Patents, pointed out that "cleaning up the envlronment costs money -an estimated $28'ibillion d,uring the next decade." The profit !ncenUve.,be sakl, provides justification !or the ris'k· · laking that ls vital to the technologlC!ll development upon wtiich that cleanup depends. ) THE ENVIRONlllENTAL struggle, Gottschalk pointed out, "s!Arled rar behind the starting line, confronted with t: . .: problems created in the P&llt." With new technologies being d.eveloped tt ii ncc~ssery to c:onsider the by·producla they create -just as a drug Ls likely to htve its side effects. To facilita le new technologlCal develop- ment, President Nixon some time ago ordered the patent office to expedite •P" plicatio~s related to the environment. Ia the penod from February of 1970 to Juoe o! this year, Gottschalk aatd 745 ap- plications qualifying for this' priority were received and 290 have been IJ>- proved so rar. They include lnventlont and developmenf3 concerned wltlJ. auto e1uissions, oil spillage, industrial lmOke. waste disposal, water purifleation, These, lhe patent commi11tonet Pointed OU~ Ire "doWO-to-eartk" COil-- sumer i~. They are ev!deoc. lhtl when the profit moUve extats. lt wl!l pl9- duce the th!ng.s we ne<d lo dear up our environment. --~~~~nu George-~--:~---. • . , Dear George : . ' I'm no prude but my bosa bas 80lDe 1b10lutely acandaloua nude • . p!cturea pinned up oo hla wali that be put there first as a "Joke." U I ripped them off the •a!f wbile my • boss waa out and gave ifl<m to the lrlsh man do you think bo....,.ld be furtousT • SEccY Dear Seccy: , • ~. • Mo, 1 should think It WllUid prob- ably briahten his ttallt ,...._Jjjr' Iba entlr8 day, Dear George: .. Tbal wu pretty dumb •d\llet,.. gave In your column. Yau ia!d ll I rutbed you the fee !or ""1l' lfo"7 ) • ' Book I would learn' ho• to qutt wor- rying about a wbole lol ol lri'1a! m.attero. That wu 1eveu ween aco and I haven't eftD rec.'eivtd the book I . FUll!OUS Dear Fllrlous: .Seo wbal aervlco "°' gel fnRll lllts column! You ire •"'11J "°"' rying about ... thln1 ..... b\atud o! 1 tot ol stn1 lhlnc• _ llicl 1"11 .J!:v,errt ev"! l'l!COl.ved the lloolt Yoll CONFIDENTIAL TO D fl A I( MARTIN: Ob, It'1 juA -klnct of I --"'Pl •bout It; II'• .. to lhlk. <r m.w lhll _. ~bultbqJill!ablL) .. • . • . -· -·-. -.. ·~ 1. It has less leag, but more octane than the average, or ''ordinwy-,'' regular. mh· · !.l<.:..: '• d to · · · · · ·· .1:: ·ts .. 1s ~stgn.e . · . give your ca,r. more protection against engine knock. 2111 It has what petroleum che~ists call good drive- . .ability. This, means it-,s ~ ., . desigri.ed to help reduce .~· a~noyingstall-outs and . "· give cars the smooth ac- celeration they may have~ . been missing. (A good driveability gasoline is partichlarly important for cars made since 1970.) Try this .new gasoline~ Many motorists should feel · . an actual ·difference • with the first tankful._ Shell produc:bi pafol11J ' , .. I ' ' I ' ' . • ' • • • ' l ' ' ., • • • J ~ I , i> , • ~· '. I . . .. \ -. . . •. . • i-. ' • • ' . • . . . ' . ' I I • ' ' . , .. ' ) • . . .. ,.;!. •. ,·· ~ ••• . • ~ •..-..t .-;----• • ' ' • ' ; II: .._. ·. ••I~ . -"' ' . . . ' ' . . . . . ' .. ~. . ' . • ... • • • . ' f DAILY PllDT Tot!dly, Sep-5, 1972 Police to Take Pulse Priorities in Irvine to Be SefLater BJ Ol!OllOI LEIDAL .... ...,,_Ii.ff Inlll Jllllcem• will "find IM ptllle" ol U. _.1ty before speclllc 1rillll r: ----1 control prlol'llle• .,. set, Costa -Pollet Chief Roger E. Neth has In- dicated. uAJ..L ftl ••rm ....... briefed lhamlP11. All ---ol their DWD pollco proeedm'eo llld the lllatbtl<t 11111 111 .. -ovlllable from lbe Sberllf'l o!llco," Chief Woollet\ •Id. • •1Aa valuabl~ as all this 111 it still is no substitute for the guy in a car and v.·hat he "'° hlmHll llld wblt he learns about hia area /' WooUett noted. ...... 1o ..... 11t11e-• ""111Di -r!W burglarlll. "OI i-. • II e5 peroent are -~ ~ .idl ~ noad to JlleBI to ,.....i • cirv& hallll, -aald. . . . • Beal Loser Driver's Case Cru1nbles SAN ~ (API _ When t •)'<IMld womu / optllod lier -door and llammed h Into !be bock ol • bu, Otrlld ..,..., !be bUs driver, was eertaln be had her Motl .. rflldl, Hor --IDegally parked In a bUs ""'· Trallle olllw Harv•Y Harrl!On, Ucntlng • violator on tl>t other Ilda ol tht street, saw the whole thing, and acted tmmodllttlr. · He took down names and addresses, cited the woman ror opening her door into tralllc and lllesal parking, ran a routine warrant check -and then arrested Brooks for [allure to "poy 1121 In parklns and movlns vlolallona. Odef Neth and his counterpart William Woollatt Jr. in Irvine a&reed it is too -to pillpOIDt the hillb <rime and traf· flt ...-oreu of tile dly. Among the ~ to Iii detennlned by -ol llald e"l!flllnol are the IDI• jor tnlllc .............. lncatlollll ol buYJ ,..,.w.ntral:laal ol people, accideot.- prone loca-IDd lho 1ypt1 of police ltfVlcll -ill !be UC lr\'lne cam[>lll ..... "THE AVERAGE HEROIN ed41d spends ~ to '100 a day to support hi.I habit and the typical burglar geta only 10 percent of the value of property be'• stolea -be aells ii to a fmce." ·'iiiii:i -Netll IDd W..U.U e-1 the idltlii 11tr1'P ah for word fnm the mm to Jiii lllld, Ill tbem pl _.1n1e11 Wltll tho 1tt1 llnl and rmew thtlr reports bllan wt let prlOrlUe1 Jtr m'e111e,11 Cblel Ntth oald. of t1't ci1J Will he tilt ...... aba1lonp. -... -...... -out.., pairull, ~ lite 11 DIPi. wi-the ...U.bllil)' ol -up lftlll1'1 the Costa Meas Police ll<licopieri. THE RECORDS KEPT bJ the Oruge "And there's STILL tnough~nd in th• <or to fill the ir County Sheriff's office make it diffic:ult ICM'ldboxr• to know for Certain where manpower Is Chief • Robert Heavey, of the UCI security force, sees no dilficu1Ue$ in the changeover from Sherrif's s e r v i c e . University security officers handle most matters oo campus, calling in help when needed. Woolletl-said be will be brlnclnc to the council another recommendation tll allow men in the field to C31l directly and get such back up assistance. Presently, only Woollett Is authrolled to call In tht htllcopter -tonns ol the ..... ntoded" dallle In Iha <Olltrad. ----~------------best assigned. 'nlus, the Irvine Police Dtpartaient backed up by Clleta Meaa'a e1temlve records and an.alJwll ..uons. will atarl alre!h 1•~ data "' !be publlo aaf~y -ol ibe -dty. Ont reliidn for t1't new look • police • PVC Aetlftli . 0 WE'&E NOT GOING to move Into ltie campils tmleu we're called," Chlel Neth aald. • • .... ~ Golden · Pacific's netda ill Irvine II tbt ",..-I pollee, limited team pollclng COllC<PI being tried here," Chief Neth said. "Basically, it's the old cop on a beat approach . The aame officers are assign- ed daily to-the same areas of the city so they can get to koow the territory and the peoplt in IL Thty're In a cor, of course, but tbe l)'ltem does give people a AJ for narcollc enforcement, Neth noted his men Would on)y pt111ue violators of. the drug laws in instances where their activities tnvolved people off campus1 unless as ked to do otherwise. 'Nell!, WoolleU lllCI Rea~oy qiee0blli> sp<ed mcues. are the pioat 11inll1<1nt benelll from Illa chopper ,.rv1c., parllcularly_ ll the one needing rescue Is a Jane police officer. _ BUT, NETH NOTES, the presence of the ey~in-the-iky, is a tremendous "psycbol~t deterrent" and bu proven to. ctit down on the nUmben-of ~ath<!elying high speed auto chaael throqh hi! city. Routes Slashed "Al a matter of policy we don't con- centrate on the user. We a:o aJter the puoher ," Neth aald. Among the advanta1e1 of the cootrad with Clleta Mesa, Woollett ooled, Is tilt avallabllity of tl)t experienced 11&-man narcotkl tllfor«rnenl detail which Chief Neth detcrlbes as 11experta in hard narcotics." SAN FRANCISCO (AP l - The 1tatt Public Ulillties Commiaslon bu r e m o v e d Golden Paclllc Alrlin< from route• •serving Napa, Ukiah, Taflot Volley Airport and· Travis Air Foret But. 'lbe PUC, which regulates air line scbedule11 within the state. said JtioOk the acllop because Golden Pacific failed to maintain service at theae points. The routes affected are Napa-Ukiah, Travis-San Fran- cl!co, Napa.sen . Francllco, Nape-Ukiah, Uklab.s a n t a Rou, Ukiah-Eureka-Arcata, and Santa Rola-Eureka. e Wage Extended • SACRA:MENTO (AP) -The 1tate'1 minimum wage law for authored the bill which would chance to lmow them," Neth Aid. M for the citizens who worry aboUt pol~men watching them in their yards, Woollett noted "at 600-feet tt'1 bard to tell whether somebody is y.·eariog have established rules cover· 11lls fht't wee:t, Neth and 'Woollett Ing credit agtneieo that COllld agreed In lft mt.n11W Tbunday, the reveal information a b out operatJon of tbe 1"ine Police Depart.. persoM. mmt will be pretty much "trial and er· But the Republican ror." Neth pointed out that the chief concern anything or not, governor said In hls veto message the Johnson measure would duplicate federal law and provide "no new pro- tection for California con- sumers over. that abudy pro- vided by fedenl law." • Bill IJnhottled HONG «ONG ri;;;w.a;;;;;-i;iicu;;;"'ll:,:i;'"''°"uvi't/P''ri~ I IUITl 1135 • """'"·""' 1-.. ~ IOllKI DllT • hi~ s.-tmit.. MtcU. »illh. 1r1<W..lllU....__•-11011 --•WllltJMfllll •~ ... o..w. Ktiil •••• sts .., •ANT mu '°"'9 LOS ANGELES (AP) _ A SALEM, Ore. (AP) -.. Marlon County Circuit Coqrt s11t ~1 ••...• 11 • •s • r111 ALruATIONI West Los Angeles man bas Oregon's ••Bottle Bill," the that the bill is "'valid in every ~ ·:::::: :: :; m·•.\SBBJY PAYMfNTS fir.I .tale law in the ""lion to s"""' a major response !Ml• w"' ...... i1 st -..ii,, e (:atde Selteme been arraigned on .charges of ·-re t"""'~ • • • Shin. .......... 1a ' ~'~ ,.~ defnudlng 200 investors of require a cash deposit on to the concern that the citizens ""'po.,... ' ""' ~ ,, ... •JPNtt-' ,.,._ 1 almost $l million in 1 cattle every beer and soft drink con-in Oregon "feel •.. concerning 1000 ""'" •»"*"' 1un McArttu•f' a1w. _ s111te 441 _ N...,.rt 9"dl. buying scheme. talner sold has survived an at-~t~he~ir~en~v1~·ro~nm~enl~·.::." __ _J~"'"'~"'~·~oo~u~m~o~o~n~~";"~";"~'~"';·~-;;°';'~.,.;:;'-;;~ .. ;'";'~ tack on its constitutionality and1-BaH for CarJ Worley Jr. was hed :set at $50,000 at his ar-will go into effect on sc ule ralgnment. Oct. I. 'l'lll•'*'"1l~ Tiit 11?1~~ t1't )tll -~-• , SPECIALIZING IN TRUSSES-BACK BRACES-ElASTIC HOSE CERVICAL COLLARS W• c•rry • complete llne of whffl chairs for the petient, •• well as other nect~ury 1lck~room 1upPll11. Inquire today about our rental r1t11 .•• you'll find u1 most r1a1on1bl1. .. ~wESTCLIFF· -- s1cKRODM SUPPLIES & RENTALS 1801 W11tcliff Dr., Newport 8e1ch 645-6272 -· c· CONSUMER ) --•t•·----..................... 111 •l ...... "1 Got, -1CR11P• . ~.~{!f~l;-==-~T .... ol ... llalo ""11 depooll • lllo ~Ill! ol Mill': CS "1tubble1," ud, ._. ........ · the """ ol dttadl1Wt tabl. .e11re'AeeaMd ,,,. 1'111 ..a..od b., -bllmln Clmlll W... llAN PllANCISCO (AP) ,.. "" (J>.l.oo Aac1le1,) a-~ "1 Am Ir a k' I 111o old -""" ..... lha 51' ....... Paclllc 'flle beverai• and conlo I-attacUd the lilll In <ourl, dlor&lnl . " illllllll' dhcrlmlnat11 ... Inst beverage eontainm Without rt111l1tlng other ..,..en1 ... HO people ~-.,.,... do more •• I ... law lDDllld la "llb"lljlll'' tho ..., ·-.. dllldiin. -·~ .-.,· ~'. ,., ... ol 1111 = -· -....... ·~ . ...., .. _,,... ..... ........... . "' 1111 ....... "l'llllllclllol._ .... _ et tpo111• llr .... .. 1111 .. IHlll111l Dt~ ="llJ~ ~":: lllllllhtb& ..... -lo -Ollrtctor of thl· Na- -~. AooDctatton of !lalfroad e lllll Vei••• PU*ltn Vl'lllllcb uld Amtrak trolna IACLUlllNTO (AP) -A tifulllnl on Soutbi.rn PacWc nplltorf lllD a•• 1 r a In I UMo lldi 11U11mer orrlved lite ~ -11111 ., .. 111 llU -II pen:tnt of tho llmt, dlld Nr 00.. 11 o a a 14 eddlil ''lhl• II the wont ~·· "'" peo. record for 1117 r a II r o 1 d -blpian Ra r, 11 pattldpoU., In Amtrak.'' ~. (0.El M 1nt1) ,•...;'---=.-=-----· Army Brute Cuti Down On Snorts The ·e; ... Sol• C:.nll•••1 • AH late M1r•h1.-.l1t~ H % ·IO% Offl All Jowolry Yo PrlCll ... , ••• ,, •. tJ ,. ••• ,. lllmf·. '• Tiit .suit aleo elalmtd hun- dridl of ~ wailld bl loot u I -11 ol lllo blll. Judp Val '5-ruled In Strange Death K 0 R C U;. A , Yugoalavla (AP) -Mauro Bodlnl, 20, drowned Jn an underwater rock formation ln to which he oppartntly wu pulled by a Iara• ll.lh he had speared, police uld. IPl'ICllNT P•itlotlALiUD Slll'llCI .. QUALITY MilRCHAHDJI. _ . I AM THE WIDOW OF< A SltlVICIMAN WHO DllO oF AN INJU~Y Hi RICIMD IN SIRVICL IS IT TRUE MY CHILDRIN ARI IUMLI ~ VITIRAN'S IOUCAtlONAL ASSIST~ 1 ., 1ueiNt o. ••uoit . ::-: :-.::.·:;.\~ ,:' ..:..-r ... ':'h1 ====-Iii tllltf M- ........... ,. tf ·.::=:··· " ............. -...... ., ...... r ... ";"::="'·-.::...-:r.::..~~i:.:.:.·:.:: ..... • •• ....... ,... -...w ............ h .. --.... ,,.. ...................... t ...... ........... If fM .... • I 1 7• .... ,_.. ..... ,.._ wrlM., ............ flll ... ,a111eil .. N •" ..... 11i1k ..a-.' But~Bergeron Faneral Home ~·.!!"' I L«.TIONI COlotlA !IOI MAI ......,._ 67J.MIO l,argest 4~ Billion Strong -- for you... .. -~-poid • ~'1·in10cflJ""1t. .. ,, ' - •• , • For the Record • BELL11l\OADWAY MOllT\JARY 111 Broadway, Codi Mesa uwm •• McCORMICK LAGUNA BEACH MOl\'IVABY 17'5 l.qana Canyon Rd. -• PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PAlllt CtmtlerJ' Menwy Cblll"I 3111 Pacific View Dme Newporl Beach, Calllondo 144.z'IOI • PEfJK' FAMILY COWNIAL FUNEl\AL ROME 7111 Bol,. A ... Wfltmlmler DJ.alU • • SMJTR'S MORTUARY Cl'I Mall Ill. RatleMoO _. - White · Bites You may JIOt• always llke wbal II 1111. llUI -7" nad Giolll Wllllo'1 ''1!1111o wlllll" colW18 -,..,'re lll<elJ lo .. It Main. ..... qalL ..... Edllor Wblll 11 l==I ~'a°r' ®to,,,:: !.i"= .... ,. • POSTER GIRL P'llY McCorrkk Horse Show Activities Scheduled Canadian's Demh Case Trial Set LAS VEGAS .... -.... Ill_..,.,,..__ • .1 ... -.... hill ""' ..... • s..-1111111, cna ctcm •- • :Reduced Summer Rates! • • • • • • • • • • • • • • A 1larl"' late Cut In Pook Sonon 11 COfttlnuocl to Sept. 30 to Co-Our Hugo Ccosloo Expansloo • • Milllw••k Sp•clel -Sund1y thr1u9h Thursday • _8 011 204 Sp1ci1I Rooms Offtr•d et l ow11t Summer l\~t1: • :•a.-o •1090 •1390: • :-::... IL Kl J Ill.II" 2nlPU . .fOIJftOf\I • : <Mr IOO Ofhtt ltoomt & Suitt• Sttttlnt1 If S2.00 Addlllonll • 'On Fri., Sat., H0Hdoy1 Add f2.00 • • • • u~L y ru.'1'1 9 Prop. ~O Group .to Hear Moscone llf O.C. BUSllNGS Of .. o.llt ,.... ,,.., 0r..,. County backers ol Propo<ltlon 20, the ooasUlne llllllattve mWUl'O wblcll .... on the ballot llav. 1, are con. dueling 1 strategy ....ion loolgbt at the Roule ol R)'Ull ralaurODt ID Llguna Beach. Billed u g1ltll speakers !or _the 5:!0 r::rrt ""' slate -Mol<Ooe (D-San Frllldlco , Luuna Beach Cltf COUncilmell C 111 r ti o n Boyd and Roy Holm, plUJ Laguna altomey W 11 I I a m Wilcoxen ol Sall Crftk lame. * * *' ANYONE lnlonsled ID the "Yes an 20'' drive abould get In touch wllb SallY Spor1eon In lrviDe. Her telep hone nwn~ ta 55:-'128S. . * * * MRS. ATllAUE Clark of Corona del Mar, co-cbainnan ORANGE COUNTY of the Orange County Women's Comn'!Jttee to Re- elect the President, says about 1,000 ladles are expected fri- day for a GOP luncheon at /the Dlaneyiand Holel. Guests of honor wilt ~ Mrs. . ............ .. . e ' r • Le"°"' Romoey, wile of HUD Demo Cr 1 I I c Conir..,_ able to lali t9 Oll)'one who SecnW)' George Romnoy, man Rlcbard Hanoa, llfpubll-wUI 1i11a1. The crpniia- and Mrs. Nancy Reagan, wile can Slale Stn1tor Clair Bur-lion II inlkfui Ill bead- of the Governor. They are gener and Amlpblyman Ptltt quarters 11 odlcol of tho scheduled to sptak. Chacon. Orange CounlY Committee to Jnvllatlons lllo hive been * * * Re-elect lhe !>resident, 1~z accepted by Mr1. l'bom•s "l'At WEARY,'' uya St•n MacArthur Blvd., lrvlne. For Ryan. slster·ln-law or First Thurston, f7, Tu.stln. "of Vjet-lnlormation, call 83H050. Lady Pat N'JJOn, and Mr1. Don * Nixon of N~wport Beach, nam Veterans Against ;)le * * is War purporting to represent The Democratic Luncheon s ter-in-law ol the President. tbe majority of Vietnam Club wiU ho&t a buffet dinner ReservaUon,, for the event veterans. I don't think they for Friends of McGovern. CM be. made by calling Mrs. do." Shriver Sept. IO in lluntington L. J. Tucker, 837-8248. Thurston Is chairman of the i.rarbour. Donation is S5 per * * * newly organized Orange CollDo person. and the gatherlna: is SPEAKING of s e n at 0 r ty v.ietnam Veteraru: for the open to anyone from lbe t.1oscone, the Pemocratlc Re-election of the President. Ora nge County area . gubernatorial-Jloperul and Co-chalrrnan of the group is Reserrations mil)' be made Senate majorify IP.ader has Lee Relsen\Yeber, 26, also of bby phoning-the clutr -•t'- been named to the executive Tustin. fi.16-2006. The dinner will be et board of Orange County's The Vels for Nixon have 7 p.m. in a pnvale home, Western St ate University _•_peak_e_r>_r_e•_d_:_y_. _w_il_lin_,g:__:_a_nd ___ l68'J:_:::l_:Bo:_:::le_:ro:_Lan=.::'·---- College of Law In Anaheim. 1 The private law school alsol1-;==================:-l boasts among its executive I j board members Mayor Pete 11 I N (' H ES. ' -A-WAY /1 Wilson of San Diego , . · ' MINERAL WRAP SLENDERIZING LOSE 5 INCHES YOUR FIRST VISIT I GUARANTEED I $ fO OFF With Thi• ..... JEANS INCHES-A-WAY 1799 Newport Blvd., Cost• M11a PHONE 64S-8890 e r. We could run short of electricity. Remember that record'- breaking heat wave lastyear? You weren't the only one sweating it out. , So were we. The demand for electricity hit an all-time peak on September13, 1971. It was 13o/• higher than the 1970peak. We met all demands, but our system was severely strained. But what about the years ahead? Each year the demand for electricity keeps right on growing. New homes keep going up. And schools. Office buildings. Factories. All will require additional electricity. So will the new equipment needed to clean up the enVirorunenli- Unless &lison is pennitt.ed to build additional power plants and transmission lines, it may become neceSsa.ry to blackout blocks of customers on a rotational basis within two or three years . Yet wrmits necessaryto bilild any new major plants have been delayed or blocked for the past four years. Conservation is vital. While I power .shortage did not become I reality in 1971, the threat ol one did. Edison is working wllh induslrial ind business firms to conserve el"lricilJ in offices and factories • ·---...... That's an immediate I problem.We'reworkinghard -to resolve it . I The long-range probl em requires finding more ways to conserve energy and to use our nation's total energy resources wisely. That involves all of us. In Edi son's foss il-fueled plants , for exam ple, we're now able to produce 30% more electricity from a unit of fuel than in 1948. That helps. And by using higher-voltage transmission lines, we're also able to deliver electricity more efficiently. Perhaps you can conserve energy, too. Have you considered ways to make every kilowatt count at home? We'll be happy to send you a list of practical suggestions. Write: Conservation , Edison , P.0.Box800, Ro11emead, California 91770. E I I • • I • ' I I JO OAILY PILOT s FINANCE Oil Firm Begins Talks With Reds MOSCOW (AP) -Officialo of Occidental Petroleum Co. have begun a new series of meetings with J)oviet trade and economic experUI to follow up a cooperation agree- ment reached in July. Dr. Annand Hammer, pres!. dent or Occidental, declined to aay what projects were being discussed er what Soviet o!- flcials he was metling. Last July 18 ll a rn mer disclosed in London that he had negotiated an agreement · for scientific and technical cooperation wiLh the Soviet Union. While some of the projects covered by the agreement could be huge, the document itself appeared to be only a preliminary one, and detailed, firm c6ntracts with a fixed monetary value remained to be worked out. Hammer said the agreement covered the following areas: -Exploration, production and use of oi~and naturaf gas. -Production Qf fertili.zys 3nd chemicals. -· · · -Metal treatment a n d metal plating. -The design and building of hotels In the Soviet Union. -Use of aolld waste materials. Railroad- 'Jaunts' On Rise NEW YORK (AP) -The oldlas.WoMd r 1 I I i o a d ex· cunloo bas not only betn ttvlved bat it lJ p<>Wlng like crazy. "We &ell out almost every seat on every excuraion," sav1 a spokesman for Amtrak. the government's operating ann for passenger rail traffic. "The only thing keeping us from selling more ii a Jack of cars." Amtrak offers a wide vaile- ty of 1ourr; from a one.day, New York-to-Waahington Jaunt for hall the usual fare to a J.S. day Chicag~Los Angeles trip. The weslem one has a return via San Francisco and Reno and costs about 20 percent less than lhe regular rail fare. The lonFer tours a r e generally offered by Amtrak in cooperation with a regular tour flflTI. The tour fll'Jl'IJ ar- range for meals, hotels and sightseeing buses w h 11 e Amtrak furnishes the train!. The tours are aold for an all· i~clusive price which makes it difficult to say just how much is for rail passage and how much for the other features. Ho""·ever. one r e c e nt traveler discovered that he could spend $618 for two peo-- ple for a .trip from New York to Los Angeles and back on the regular trains. But a longer trip, fares only on an excursion ticket was only $SM for two. This called for a-9-day trip via Chicago, Denver, San Francisco and Los AnJi:eles but did not include hotels and meals along the way. Another Amtrak innovation is a rail tour to Florida, iD- cluding a rental car for seven days . The come!lct car ii in~ eluded-with the purclWie of three tr&in tickets, while four t!Ckets win get a full-sl.ze cai for the same one-week period. The car can be plckeCI up at any of five Florida cities and returned at any of the others. Denture Invention For Pooplo with ,,u,,....•• 1nd ''Lowen'' The nearest tJiin1 to bavinr your own let.th II pollible now with • Jllastic crnm dilCOVft'J' that actu· allJ flol d1 both "uppen" and -iowen" u neY« before po.Ible. Jt'1 a diacoYCl"J' calltd FIXOMl'i'f9 fOI' dalTJ home ute (U .S. Pat. 13 003 988) •nd il fl•• revolu-~dea.un"!'eariaf.fIXODPCT forms an dutk membn:ne U!at helpi1 at.orb .-abor.b of bitinc. and chewinl"· With FwmBHT many denture wtuen may eat. ape:ak, Jauch. with lit lie worry of dtl'lturn conrinr klole:. One appli .. tion. m•J J11t for - boun. Denttm9 that flt ue tntn· tial to health. SM your denli1t replarl7.Cietea.1J•tl>U1eFlXODENT Denture Adh~ve 'Crum. mr.et the $10,000 panther* ••• PANTERA bJ' deTornaao ••• Imported for Uncoln-Mm:ury. Italian coachwork Cttlltfd by the brilliant Ghia Stud.JOI of Turin. Ford designed the G51 CID 4V V-8 engine. Four whttl ln· depenent 1u1penslon and mld.,hlp ~natne placement F1ve ~ 1ear box. fU!Jy synchronized •.. •Pantera -•• Itallan for Panther •.. Or111t1t C111111/1 •f.11•il1.tF i•t Y,.,- o hn son & son -$1-- 212tHAJllORILVD .. COSTAMESA • MD-5DI ~~~~..C-.c=l4 ~ 1000 \ ' ORDER YOURS TODAY! ' '5\7 "'•' "?f• '/ ~· I \ !,. ~ ~eautiful Stick-an LABELS Penonalm•d • Stylish • Efficient Orclar For Yourself or • Friend· . May be u11d on envelopes •• return •ddreu labels. A110 very handy •• identiflc•tion labels for m•t,iin9 personal items 1uch •1 l:iioob. ncords1 phot1>1, etc. libels 1tick on 9&.u end may be u1ed for rnar•in9 home c..-ct food items. All labels ere printed trffh 1~i1h Vogue type on fine quality white a od popor. • ----~==:i.~~:;----1 ....... L*I O.w. P.O. ... UM --- 1 I I PILOT PRINTING l -----------·-----.J ' ' Pall W. Wooltoy, Santa Cerpo-In :r:t M4ote. Ana, bu been appointed aioi.. NicholJ wat lormul7 Ylct tant director of. tdooatioa for presideat ot finance. Prior to Nd A Ill e , I e • • Cor· that, hi WU of flnln.. · rtfpond<""' Scbool1. <l>J eontrol fer Int WoolJey, a fooner"prlncipal Telepbone and Te It 1r1 p b In Calll'Dmia, hat 1 deStee lo Company. h!Jtory from Los Angelet : • * Stal< Coll<!!• and Is a doctoral C&IMo• 'II'. -bu •ludent at USC. been appoln1'd divilion dine> The Newport Beach-based tor at PlJlte.Ford co.,_. rinn la • tub!idiary of Na· t.101. The new enlinetring ind tional Sylteml c:orporatlon. manufacturing chief wW be in fr , charge of product detlgn, The '1.aor Corporat~a bas material • n d manufectwing named u.ar.td J, Neller u activities at the f I rm ' 1 vlce preti-Western Development dent7 Neher, -Laborateries divMlion in PIJo who joined Alto. Fluor In 1952, * wa1 tonne~ PnclslOll Optical Muuf111> Jy vice preal· tariDI of Costa Mesa bu dent of cor· named Jobi Plgaty aa market- porate serv-ing manager. Pigaty, a 20-yeai; lees. veteran in eJectro-optical ap- The Santa plicatitns and sales, will be in Ana resident NIH•• charge of all sales and formerly lectured at UCLA marketl~g operations for the and worked in Industrial optical components company. engineering and management-He-is-a-resklenl-of-Hunt.. consultlnR positions before lngton Beach. joining Floor. * .u has Rossmoor COrp0r1won * promoted Mn. Lell• Wen. Ernest Charney has been de.Ikea to vtce president of named vice president of retail Leisure World sales 1od operatlonJ for Ortbo Mattress. marketing. Charney, formerly vice Mn Wendelken joined the president and genera I c 0 m 'pany's manager of RCA Distributing s u b sidiary, Corp., has been engaged In casa 1Jnda merchandiz.lng and marketing R e a 1 t y in for. ~ yean. He will ~ 1970. She was asstshng the company 1n m a r keting overseeing the activities of 50 chief of New stores. World in La· 1/: * guna HillJ in M.. _ The Orange 'Coasl chapter of 19'71. r.ti - the National Associttion of In her new w11HD1ELK•"-- Accountants has e 1 e c t e d position she will be reiponsible Stewart Koepcke a s ad-for the marketing and sales for ministrative vice president. Rossmoor Leisure World in Koepcke is controller for · ·Laguna -Hills-and• Golden-HillB Me Do a ne·J I Dou gl 11 s in Mesa, Ariz.ona. ,\811ri.naHtlc1haCO.beJn Huntin1gtotedn . * ear.:u. e s en assoc a William B. C o o p, of with Douglas Aircraft and Torrance, has been appointed McDonnell Douglas Corpora· aSsistant general manager of lion fer 25 years in a variety the missile and space division of financial management posi· of Celesco Industrle1 of Costa lions. Mesa. * He was formerly director of Newport Beach r e s i d e n t tactical aod space systems John D. Nichols has been and joined celesco in 1969 as named executive vice presi-manager of environmental d e D t of Aerojet-Geaeral systems. Money's Worth Market Should Go Up After Viet War End? By SVL VIA PORTER The stock market will go up when the Vietnam war finally ends -if it follows the pat- terns set after previous wars of this bloody century and after the start or tbe Vietnam peace negotiations way, way back In 1968. But the stock market will continue to go up only ti the end of the Vietnam conflict is succeeded by a solid, sus-- tained econo- mic expan-: sion which favors cor-fto•t1&• poratlon · profits , consumer confidence: and general in· vestment. NO MATIER what theatock mirket'1 lnttnnedlate Ouc- tuatioos, though, It will evu- tually" move to new all-time hlgh5. ThlJ b what the stock market ha• 1lway1 done in the pas!. The Indocblna war must at last be whimpering to an end. It doesn't seem conceivable that it can just go o~ and on. So what might ttlt stock market do post· Vietnam? Here is the record, measured by the Dow-Jones average of Industrial stocks. ' Alt<r the World War 1 annistice on Nov , 11, 191&, the . slock market raUJed, but It couldn't hold the gains and within a week began plunging into a very steep decline. 11\is reOected the fact that the U.S. transition from war to peace WU SO appallingly bunglod that our economy doWft4J)lraJ.. ed Into the "ttlk shirt'' depression of 1920-11. Not until 1924 did lhe h!Jtoric bull market of the 19209 take off. On V..J Day, the stock market average was 173.91; a week later it was 177.03; the January 1946 average was 205.35; the January 19 5 0 average was 201.98. After the Korean annistict on July 26, 195.1, stock.! .soared. and thJs time there was scarcely an interruption In tbe great upswing. For this time, the nation was al'lticipating a removal of detested wartime controls, an easing of tight IMney. the starLof a tiusineS8 investment boom . 'The war's e:nd was greeted with overwhelming relief by investors everywhere. mE DAY OF the Korean armistice, the stock market average was 268.46; a Week later it was 276.13; the January 1954 average was 292.8$; the January 19 B average was 408.89. After President Johnson'• TV announcement on Mar . Sl, 1968, that he was ready to ~ e:scalate the war if Hanoi would come to the bargalolng table, the stock market went loto a virtually perpendicular upsurge -for at that time, the belief WIS that 1the negoUaUona: would Jead to peace and few observers believed we would IJtill be at this "Stage of negotiations in 1972. When t h e negoUatlonl dragged on and became ever more difficult and when Presi- dent Nixon's anti-Inflation. Ught·mooey policies ol 19691«' 1 into the tc0n0mic recession of · 1969-70, stock prices went lntf the abarpest decline alnce the lNOI. AJ measured by the Dow.Jones average, t b e market 15 stUI below the peak it mched In 1968. THE DAY OF Pmldent Johnson's TV appearance, the stock market average w1s 940.67; a week later it wu 134.U; the January It II On Nov. II, 1918, the slock market average WM 85.0J : a week later It was 71.17; the January 1921 average was 76.76: the Januat)' 19 2 4 average w1s 147.73; the Mey 1verage was 100.&6. .. · 1970 averag~ wu 131.11. To- day It ltandl at appronmataly '70 . Whether It conUnu.1 bulllah depends on the fundamental condition of the economy. 1 •So whether you buy or bok' stocks In antlcll)ltlon ot thr end of the Vietnam olghtnwo must depend on whether yoo think the hea lllly economic upawfni ol 1'12 will Jud Into • • Wall Street ----, • • • • • . ' Fifteen out of every 100 Americans today own stock. We couldn't prove it, of course, but it seems likely -that the percentage · is even greater here · in the Or- ange Coast area . . . and it's growing ·every day. That's why the DAILY PILOT was proud, years ago, to be the first newspaper in Orange County to bring " its readers "today's final wires of The Associated in every home-delivered better all the time. stocks tuday" via Dataspeed We're sti.11 doing it the service gets Press. edition and Wall Street's computers "talk to" computers in the DAILY PILOT plant every trading day at the rate of more than 1,000 words per minute. It takes only 12 minutes to move the entire New York and American Stock Exchange reports from the ca n.y:ons of Wall ·Street to the typesetting machines of the DAILY PILOT right here on the Orange Coast. And when technoiogy finds a way to beat that speed record, the DAILY PJLOT, n? doubt, will be among the first to u. it to bring readers "today's action today." When it comes to finc;incial news,· the one that means business is the ' I AF"l'ER V-J DAY on Sept. 2, 11115, the stock marlctt also raJJJed sharply, but thlJ, too, 1000 gave way to a dedlne. The -•ltlon fmJD war to peace afier World War 11, however, was oompar1:1tlveJy 1mooth and the dcc::Une in ltock prices was moderite. Again, the war was fo11owtd by the historic bull market of the 1950s. broad, profitable econom1c11 __ ....;-._...;;;;.-....;;;,.;~,_-"ii! ... --.;:.;....,_i;;o;;.;;;,;;:;;;;;;;.;;~;;.,;;;:;!;;;;.;;;;;.;,;;..;;,;;;;;;..;;.,J upswlnp In ll'IJ and ll'll ,. I 1 J ' . • • ' . ' ' I .._ • J, • ·ctioP. overcl I~ the ' • • Be~ipe For Variety I a dash of Sydney Harris a pinch of Art Hoppe a hint of spice a la Jack Anderson season well with S. I. Hayakawa Good chefs know in any recipe it's the ingredients that count. The DAILY PILOT emphasizes th e 'home grown' and local ingredients (letters to the editor, Gloomy Gu s, local editorials), but onl y top quality ingredients are used on the DAILY PILOT 'S editorial page, whether ' -local .or national. . -·---.-·, ·- ' Besides its strong local emphasis, the DAILY PILOT serves up a variety of columnists with a wid e range of flavor. Here ate a few of the diver se columni sts that can be fo und on th e DAILY PILOT'S editorial page. (There is no set schedule as local material has prior ity ove r columnists, but some of the top national columns appear several times each week.) Art Hoppe . Even just 11 pinch of A,rt Hoppe is so sharp it adds flavor to your day's reeding. An outstanding political end social satirist, Hoppe hes been likened to Will Rogers and Mark Twain. His topic of the dey cen be anything. He reeds through the paper ·until he finds en item he doesn't understand - then he explains it to everybody, he seys. He combines solid feet end his own whimsy to creet.e 11 unique column on the people 11.nd forces shaping our world. A.rt Hogpe has 'thL perfect solution to ~bsblutely every.,__ thing,' he will gleefully tell you -and most of his solutions will appear sooner or later on the DAILY PILOT editorial page where they will meke delightful reeding. S. I. Hayakawa An editorial pege seasoned well with the writings of S.1. Hayakawa is a tasty dish, indeed. His dis· tinctive writings on highir educe• 'tion, semantics and communica- tion add mu.ch to the variety of flavor. He writes about the mechanics of understanding and misunderstand~ ing, about weys in which our de· cisions about race or war or public policy ere shaped by the words we use in talking . 'I hope,' says Hayakawa, 'that my column is like 11 weekly lefter to a friend, +.lling him what's on my mind end why I think it is important.' His peppery prose can be found o~en adding to the re~ding pleasure petked into the columns of the DAILY PILOT editorial page. Jaek ""'derson . Here's the columnist who has been spicing up life for some of the nation's most powerful busi- ness end political figures during the past several months. He's the muckrecker (that's his favorite name for himself I who broke the ITT 1cendel kept. his · own name in headlines for weeks and was ewerded the Pulitzer Prize for his • reporting on administration policies during the lndo -Peki· sten war. As the lete Drew Pearson's No. I assistant end inheritor of the Pearson column, Anderson learned from the master muckraker. He 1ee1 himself' 111 'voice of the-vcfrc·e·less' end 'the men with the X-ray eyes on the secret files.' Nothing end no one is sacred when this hard-hitting columnist seeks a target. SylJney Harris If you think the pen is mightier than the sword, you should feel the needle. And Sydney Harris is just the man to wield the needle . He delights . in using the sharp point of his 'pen' to deflate the pompous and disarm the stupid among the people he observes in the world around him . Humanity is his ,beat. He finds . stories to tell end foibles to tell about in some of the most unexpected pieces. His column is 11 tossed salad of ideas skillfully presented, small stories artfully told, big stories modestly offered end the human equation masterfully expounded. The Harris touch is o~en evident on the editorial page of the DAILY PILOT. Semple it soon . They Add 'Tasty' Editorial 'Page to up a • in the . . • ' ' ' " . . , • .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •: .. .. . . . . . .· ' .. . , t r • ' • . -· \ I • • •• • . :· • ;.. •• • .. . . ' ' . I .-' • ... .. ' •• • I j% DAILY PILOT r....i01• Stpttmbor ~. ~972 By Phlf lnfelfcmcH , ''.It's U limple as that-If I ·can't tbiDk about you. I'm not going to dosBDY thln!ting ! 1• L. M. Boyd Bigamy Usually Goes Unpunished flWhat's so remarkable alxM the crime of bigamy fs not just that It'• .. lrequently«ommllted, which It iJ, bul rather that It usually goes unpunished," coot end.a: a Los Angeles lawman of lengthy experience .. Says he: °For ev~ bJsamlst apprehended , just about 200 get away with It lndetlnltely ... CJ,.AIM is a third of all matter printed in Ehglisb is made up of only 25 different words. , ONE Otrr of every five men put age 'So will undergo· a prostrate opera· lion, say the riledlcal progilosUcators. IT'S AUO a fact that just about 75 percent of'the ~ead duekis are drowned by only 22 percent of the duck shoo~ ers. DEUCATE work, the assembly of electronic circuit!. ~1ostly it's women who do it. Not because women command lower wages, insist the manufacturers, but because their rmger de1terity la far superior to men's. SUD, it's odd you never see any female brain !W'geons. QUERY -Q. ''When are you going lo retire to that trout fann, Louie?" A. Not retdY for the trout farm yet. Bought a Texas Cl!ttle ranch, lnstead. Look, some government bureau.s define anything over 10 acres as a ranch. The big book at band defines two or more bovine. as catUe. So my 13 oms with 11• pair of boilers Is a eallle·rancb, got il~The pond 11 too warm for ralnbow, naturally. Might toss in --But I don'I )lke.1helr JoOP. No dUI, llNLl.KE other llady !W, cartilag• eontlnues lo grow through a llfetlme.'f.No g.irl who geit her ears · pierced to · ·wear heavy ea1Ting1 ·&hould f()rget.tJUs. Ears contain much cartilage. Some men of science aver it's conceivable the woman who dangJes too much· weight for too long from her eerlobes can wind up at retirement age with a sort oC spaniel look. OLSONS -In Mlnntlola, the OJ...., outnumber the ~ Jonse. considerably. In fact, when a native there rtands atop Echo R9ck to. yell, "Ay bane Ole Olaon," the echo comes back, "VJch Vone?" Or such be the legendary re. port. THAT the science boys can change the sa of an anf. ma! la wideJy known. Le!J widely known is the fact ii'• far euier to change a female to a male than vice versa. ThiJ la: true to peafowl, pigs, people, whatever. FRIDAY la not the weekday on which the larg!!t num. ber of women go !hopping. On the contracr. the smallest number 10 then. But it ·is indeed the weekday on whlch those wbo do go shopping actually 'buy' oomethlng. Or so lhe surveys fillClite. . Addre3s mail to L. M. Boud, P. 0. Bo: 1875, New- port Stach, Calif. 92680. • 1 ..... ~ •tlM•lli~w....., ' . . ' • G DTIS ME £UH.~ TO Ml CAUFOIHIASTATI Ml EWIMntll 1'1111 ti ,.....1or ........ 1nt\kAlalf.t .. ' .. ' ! - 3-hour Quake Warnings Seen .. It's HAWTHORNE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS fOr the right start In life IGDp11111n 8111 CitM '~ ct.s SWIJl'Oll]) (AP) -A ladJtll poJoclsl -u..t "perbapo by -· thlilotted Slat.. ... , have enoogh technology to glv< two or llll'<e boun wamlllg ol an bn- pendlng eardlqulle. Dw1 Richard H. 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'Designer Labeled 'Lu~ky' By LAURIE KASPER Also, he admltted, "I bay< a phobia .lot ' Of ... Dalb "'"' 11~ rollers." He woold throw Otl~ 1patka at "People want to Jook'11ke themselvea tl)e once common algbt of a woman Ind nobody else," oaya designer Oscar de wearing rollers ooVfted wilb a ecarf In ' Je Renla. public place. He ooosldered It an Insult to ,They've gotten over tbe "big mu-the people around her. . quende" of a few ytars ago wben wtgs His wigs a.re aolt, femlniqe and natural' of dlfferent colon: and styles covered the looking. The folD' styles (or fall range · buds ol women wearing iJmmlcky from a soft little shag to a atraig~t, blunl. clothea. cut. Designed Oil ·an open mesh-.U.tcb "People want to gel Into more real base, they are &&kl to he Ughtwelgbt, cool, thlnp," be ezplained. and easy to wear and care for in . And Ibis hasn't been bad for ·the permanently .a!)'Jed modacryllc. business of the man who heJped launch Wigs, de la Renta noted, are not easy the ethnic fashion period with bis to design because a style must be used Russian and gypsy themes .. which will look good on a lot of women. A ... i. "Jt's au· right to c•···e your clotheJ," '"'owing of bis boutique collection in ~ Los Angelu just a few weeks ago he advised, "but you should never change resulted In some of the best business he 's your face." ever bad from just one show. 'lbe desi~er's current collection of So, although the whole fashion concept clothes is also de.scribed as simple and I~ natural, de la Renta confl'rriu that ·· nat.ufaJ. ' "people a~ very, very cot1;c1ous of how ' ·QUWrY AND SENSE Ibey loclt. ' Contrary to the pasi which ldst seose NEWF.3T ADDmON ~ quality, he said, they are now Hquall· One of (he newest addillons ln his em· ty clothes. and clothes that really make pire of labeled fashions, which already eense:" Wonien '.wear clolhu now includes couture, boutique, Something! because they are "'good for-heraell not (sport.swear), furs and jewelry, are bis because they make her look good f6r Natural Silhouette wigs. somebody else." He h8! always wed wigs on the models His fall couture collection ls charac· for bis collection.! and considers them terized by a Jooseness controlled by very pncUcal for every woman. special cuts and soft fabrics. The dolman In a way, be said, the wJg replaces the oi::. raglan sleeve is featured and loose hat worn IO years ago to cover a not·~ chemises are offered for both day and perfect bairdo. evening. His coats are three lengths and hla ~ dellp Jnclude bareness, , .... -. ~ ..-uadei hll label In- cludes expenaive and lea upenslve fublom, aportsweor, !Un, jewelry and a full line of men's clothes. He even desJgns mattml mOUfs. His latest project will beneflt the home seamstress. Re is worttng on. four printed fabrics for Loomsklll and four Vogue pattuu. to matdt. lie wu told all this. coo\dn't be clone almost sis year. ago when he brought out hla boutlgue liDe. Ottiers In the In- dustry were against brtoging out two di!· fereiit prloe lines under the same label. They said they wouldn't ..u. DESIGN COIJNl'S "I saw that a label today la not bow much it costs," be aald. Rather, he bel!evea 11 Js the design and oonteot of the prnduct whldt counts. Thlnga can he pxJ al both $50 and $®0, he eaplained. The variety under the label doesn't mailer as long as the public lden- IUies the label with the product. AlJd ,this, the public apparently doet. ne fa Renta admlta: to being "very, very lucky." As to wbal the future trends will he, he said It is dlfllcult lo predld. "Fashion is aa fickle as the people who wear the fashions/' he said. uWhat strikes our fancy today ••• who knows about tomorrow?" And this is DOI up to the designer to decide. Instead, it is "what do we thlok people want to wear?" Allbougb this baa alwaya been so, now there is more emphasis on It, be said. "'lbe on!y way a designer has • aort of good notion what the people want to wear is tiy asking ·them." It makes much btt· ter busiiless sense knowing who wears the dress than just staying in New York ----... __.__ -~ , 7 and i_maginiog them. . ~ · ' And this is just what be Was doing at Robinson's Newport recenUy -just-talk· ing with the many women who came to try on his wigs wbich the store features. ~men BEA ANDERSON, Editor TllnUr, """"'"' 1, 1na , ... 11 Thal 'nlght he was aet to Dy back to New York. But the next week be would he In Teus, again to talk to bis customers. His deaigDJng is done between tripo, • Oscar de le Renta · discuues his new design wigs ' witli ' women °ln trip to beech 11re11. At right, his new "shag" wig. Dally Pilot Photos by Pat O'Donnell ' ' ' 'History • • Gems Rewritten ) 'A 2'1 st dynasty ' ' Egyptian symbol to ward off evil is featured in this Helen Woodull necklace design. By MARIAN CBl\ISTY NEW YORK -When Georg Jensen's new jeweky designer, Helen Woodhull, was 19, ahe bypaased reces5 and Barbie doll game& to paint the , wall1 In one boardJna-achool clwroom with Egyptian flgurea. TJte murals, ell fantasy Jm. -looa ol just read history, were fragmenla of IDert>Ol')" Tht leads oooed complbnenla. Bui, f>lt, the pn>l>lema that developed when her lcnortd claa&mates dubbed her Mia& Stuck-Up. The more they uunted aem1u .. ~ the l!iore lotrovuted she becltme. The Egyptlllll wall drawings became her eecope hatcb. The more she painted, the leal obe heard. ' By the tttd ol the yur lhe had covered four. walla and wu about to decorate Ute cellJo&. Summer vacation came just In lime. Helen'a .. eccentric" grandmother - IOdally promJnent Mn. Charles B. Ward ol MoiTlolown, !tJ. -decided to Ian lleloo'1 .....,,hat dampened free aplrlL Mra. Ward, a io.... of unortbodoi pell, kept lbree elepbanla, m monkeys, two llnlles and low' llanptboa on her es- lale. SOmtllmu Ibo elepllanll 1ot loose 111111 tied up tralllc In IDwD. Bi; evea Ute local police knew they bad a purpose. ANIMALS Helen Woodhull's initial raptures murals and animals -are still alive and grapbic&lly' translated Into the Jensen jewelry. Helen'• trick If to acquire priceless, authentic EgypU.0, Greek and Roman antiquities from a worldwide network of art dealen. Theo ahe "1eta" the pieces, uaually creatures from mythology, In a ·D-korat gold en- viromnent that becomea a frame . NotblntJ la ever &lued, aoldered or cJrUJ. ed. AnUquitles can be lilted rlghl oul of the design and cli!iplayed In a 1allery or museum -as some owners of the $3,000 1e1rab "neck rlnga" do. 0 1 have absolute rev~ for the an. cient plece3," uya Helen. 'Her theocy: The more ancient the more ltoaorable. •Jewelry with a dlallnd put tranac:ends the concept or !Is helJll mere batibles," her a small fortune and told her to travel a.round the world and "discover" two things: The meaning of elegance and the real Helen Woodhull. Granny late~ belped her open a shop on Madison Avenue called "Leogrypb," which w'aa the name of a once-won.hi~ ped lionblrd creature. Helen'• m...,... wu that ¥1" collection was for arty peo. pie. Helen was making money but ~ inc: bored : "lt was too confining to Iii ll'Otlltd the shop all day and llatenJosio all the small talk. Nothing really Im- portant WU happening." • .•, .One day opportunity knocked, It~ lo the form of a man whom goaaipen' Nil WU· a representative for AriltoU. Onas.m, He asked Helen lo lake e fracll!I Greek medallion d&Ung to l4IO B.C. io!I 0 do something'' with It. Helen, \Ybo DeWii divulges the names of famous cm= The Jensen collection didn't happe~ framed and backed the medllllon Jn overnight. • ~ and created a pln. The customer, Alter Helen graduated lrom P111111S she calla Mls\tr X, was dollchted. ·:, ScboQI o~ Design and alUdltci KJ11pt1lr\.IL Georg J.,,... heard Ute otory and __, the Brooklyn Museum Ari S<llool. oho ed her -10 cloae up shop and lP i-. stlD couldn't aeem to "flt'' aaywhere. "thing '' tor them. 111 jumped at Good old Granny, who had plen\y, 1ave chance." ' ) • 1 • • I J 4DAILV PILOT Tuf\d'ay, Stpte:mbtr S, l t;'n. • Shares Six Short Secrets for --.. ANN LANDERS: A young .,. or m1ne bu all childrtn under ter. I know wbal I am ialklnc about, oeem to hove tlbnd Judgment. ed the kind ! 1 am a Widow who recently met JI of age. I have always admired t.hll >'!ND& woman and marveled at the I= handles b<r growinl family. The get aloog beouUfufly. They are ltll't ~mannerly. Yt11<rday, I A.• .t4#4tJu . " because 1 mam aame o another nice wonwt wllhout • husband . lunaUc and l havi the ICll'I &o pcove it. we have gone to the movJes togelher and So many &1rll think they are Coln& to hove bad dinner In one IUIOther's homea make a man over aftu they are marrl_td and in restaurants. '"" ~l SMr'IOJd me the maw II a point to spend, at lealt 10 mlnul.tl uch day en{aged In a personal conversation with eJt,h· chtld. Thi.I makes them feel "visi· ble." ·adds to their se1f.esteem and u~a the 1lbllng rlvalry that most . Clr'en grow up with. A child doesn 't Viol a brother or sister who gets rU1 attention if he gets his share. of you please find room in your col· II>< Ibis Utile nuggel, Ann? -LADY '> . ACROSS THE ROAD DE.AA LADY: Jlere'1 lbe nqget and my thallkl for alluwl11 me to put It ta a 1bowcue for other mothers to lff. U evuy mother who re1d1 your letter wUI mike a 1pecl.al effor1 to 1t1 on your 1ug- 1ertloa today, I'll bet they'll be f1toD.llh- ed at Ute resulU . DEAR ANN LANDERS : I jull read the letter from the girl who signed herself "Chickadee" and It's after midnight, but l won't sleep tonight unless I write her lhia letler. ,. ,. ,, She ltJd her fian<e has a hat lemptt, 11 very IUIPlcloul and comlanily checking and accusing her of everything under lhe sun. Sbe closed by saying she can't Jive wllh or Wllhout him. I pray that Ollckadee will take your advice and ditch lhe bum. JI she has a brain tn her head she'll run for her life - in the opposite direction. It may hurt for awhile but better to have a few weeks (or months) of agony than a lifetime of It. Hot tempero don'I fade. They get hot· but it never worb. out that way. l ·rtahze The problem i.! ~ table manners. lhlt la a .p;elty lire<! lune I'm •lnllng. They are allOCk>lll.· This otherwise but _., peoplt' have to bear aoroething genteel womap uaet 'her thumb as a 4tl times belore ~ aoaks In: So, I aay to· pU!her ears lftwed thicken with her all you Qdckadeta out there, call me a · hands,' drips graVy all over the bore, but do yourStlve.s a favor and I~ tablecloth, and frequently uses her fore-. ten.-LEAR.Ni:D THE HARD WAY finger to dislodge food from her den- DEAR J..EA.RNED: Here'• your Jetter and If Jutt one person 1et1 the me1sa.ge II wu wortb ltlylag up an extra JO '""'""" lo wrti.. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm probably old enough to be your mother b•I I am coming ta you for advice bf.cause you tures. At lhia point I become nauseated. The last time we dined out I 1imply did not look at her. I enjoy t.hls woman's company but I cannot stand btr table manners. Should I drop bet-or WI her how I !eel? Or is there 1 chance that I am eJ.· Success cesslvely crllical and lnlolerMt! -NEW ORLEANS DEAR N. O.: TtU her. U she tt5ellls II ud dlscontta11e1 tbe trtegclsb~ you bave • lost nolblDg. ll you doa1 lell llu, you will soon become so aa_Doyed by ber gros5ntts tbat-Jo• wUl-tVeatually attack bu on some other ~oWlda and tbe friendship wW be over. Can drugs be a friend in time of stress? Jf you keep your head together can they be of help? Ann Landers' new booklet, "Straight Dope On Drugs" separates the fact from {he fiction. Get jt today. For each booklet ordered, send a dollar hill , plus a LONG, sell-addressed, stamped envelope (16 cents poslage) to Ann Landers, Box 3346, Chicago, Ill. 600M. • - .food Relationship Strained Wedding Bells Herald By ERMA BOMBECK I am sick and tired of people saying to me , "Boy. do you have it made. A sober bus- bll:rtd, three heafthy kids, a hOµse in the suburbs and a lit· tl~ part.lime job to keep you "i panty hose." j\\'ell, let me tell you, thy life Is• not all pretzels and beer. How would you like to get up every morning of your life and confront a 17-year-old daughter who is 5'6", weighs l 10 ww1d.s, refuses to eat breakfast and insists, "I'm not hungry." Every time she say1 it, it bijrns_ me up. I set two alarm cl'ocks to make' sure I don 't miss ~ meal and abe says, ~'I'm not hungry." •• . . My husband says I am 1t1f- time you eat your tunch at school, It is 16 hours, That's too long between meals." "But why do [ have to eat when you're hWlgry?" she asked. "For the same reason you put on a sweater when I'm cold ," I said. "But some people don't need food," "DON'T NEED FOOD!" I gasped, "May Totle Fields stuff calories up your nose for such a remark. What do you mean people don't need food? l don't want to frighten you, but a buzzard followed you to I Your Horosc9pe AT WIT'S END school the other mornJng." "I can't help It. It upsets my stomach when l eat." 1'Do you know what you are doing to your mother?" I sigh- ed. "Killing her. That's right. I don't know how much longer I can go on carrying you. When you were a baby I didn't mind eaing your leftovers ... the strained peas, the mash4?d Tomorrow sq118!h and the pureed lamb, but as you got older, the burden became greater. "Having two breakfasts for the Wt seventeen years is be~ing to show on me. I put on weight easily. Remeber when I got a flu shot and gain- ed three pounds from it? But, if you don't care what happens to your mother , •. " "The dog doesn't eat his breakfast and you don't yell at him," she said, stomping out the door. . You know something? With a little catsup. it didn 't taste bad. ~~~~~~~~~--~~~ , MRS. GRIFFITH Leo: Watch Money Matters • Orange Coast -Couples GRIFFITH. of Costa Mesa and the son of Louis Vega and Chris Christle, Mr. and Mrs. Fernando Vega ushers. RONNINGEN of San Bemardlllo. The newlyweds attonded Kristina Roitningen became Mrs. Dallas Foster and • Pacific High School and San the bride of Jon Burt Griffith Joseph Vega were matron of Benwdino Valley College. of Newport Beach during honor and best ·man while The new Mrs. Vega graduated I Kimberly Foster and Mark from Orange Coast College ceremonies n the garden of Vega were flower girl and ring and San Diego State Universi- her mother'.s home in Santa bearer. ty where she affiliated with Fe, N.M. Other attendants were the Delta Pi Upsilon. ·Perfotming the nuptials was Misses Tina Mills, Kathi her husband studled ., the Rev: Robert Boshen of the Hawkins, Janis Henderson and Gros.smont C.Ollege and served First Presbyterian Church, Marie Vega, bridesmaids, and in the anned forces. He will Santa Fe. The bride is theJ~PiaiuliiViemgiaiJiri.,iiJoihiniiViegmai, iireisiumiiieiciiaissiesiiati SiDSiiUi.iii;i daughter of Mrs. J a m e s Jackson and Robert Ron- ningen cf Kalamazoo, Mich. Her husband is the son or Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Griffith of N~wport Beach. The bride is a senior et Col- lege of Santa Fe where she is majoring in art. She also at· tended ScriPJl6 College at Claremont .and the Univerllty Factory Authorized Sale BALDWIN . PIANOS and ORGANS ;t)!'rlng from repressed an- tii ~onistic rt v a Ir y that J 11Hests itself in many ARIES (March 21-April 19): is involved. Friend has your best interests at heart. superficial. If thorough, you find answers. Key is to pro- ceed with steady pace. Avoid theatrics. Be calm, persistent. Your judgment, intuition are likely to be on target. Heed your own counsel. 19): Pace ts slow. Rldt y.>ith of California, Santa Barbara. She is a member of Kappa ,, CANCER (June 21-July 22): tide. What you need is Alpha Theta. forthcoming. Don't rush mat· Her husband Is a graduate ters. Accent is •in of UCSB and affiliated with ~ t r a i 11 e d mother-daugh~er zt_lalionships and s i m p I y means resentment, jealousy and competition between us. Some w~nt to pu sh you, to press, to make you show your hand. Key is to set your own pace. Capricorn is ally, but some other associates m;1y have ulterior motives. Protect your own interests. Some facts have yet to be placed on table . Work with material at band . Avoid jump· ing to conclusions. Tread lightly. One who teaches is willing to help you. Don't permit pride to block prog- responsibility. exchange of Sigma Chi. They will reside in 515 NORTH, MAtN, SANTA ANA • 547-5151 i~s. Accept responsibility. Santa Fe. lj~~;~~~;~~;;~~;~~~;~~ LIBRA (Sepl. 23--0ct. 22): · "Nonsense" I told him "it's . . ' . Tie 1006e ends. If patient, you emerge victorious. VEGA-MILLER : 111'1 heartburn from the cold TAURUS (April 20-May 20): jtbage rolls I ate beforl! I SpeculaUon may not be wise. Changes due. Be perceptive. Read between the line 1. Analyze material. Find reasons. Don't take 1ituations, individuals for g r a n t ·e d , Gemini and Virgo persont are apt to be in picture. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21>-Feb. Our Lad Y of Guadalupe 1!): Finish what you start. OltJr9t In San Bemanflno was Deal with Arlet per 1 0 n , the setting when CaroJyn Jane Friendly advice can be Miller, a muaie teacher for. transformed Into profit. Key a HUDllngton' Beach • c ho o I 1 to follow lilrough -don't pro-married David Robert Vega. Wm to bed last night " Tend~ncy 15 to rush, to push ttt= · . logic aside. What you should ~?ne other morning·&.s I fore-do is give yourself time to ""'· LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): I' down three pieces of bacon t}1!nk. Don't be rushed of!yol:lf t;.left untouched, I had it out feet. Don't be careless where money enters picture. Take nothing for granted. Check ac- counts and count change. Saglttarlan could be overly :realous. crastlnate. ·. The Rev. Joseph Mawicl<e officiated at the rites for the (ll ·her. GEMINI (May 21.June 20): ~''Loot," I said, "it's not Blocks, opposiUon co u Id rlna.1 to wake up ln the boomerang in your favor. You SCORPIO (Oct. %3-Nov. 21): PISCES (Feb. !&-March 20): daughtor of Mrs. Magil Miller Study AqaarfOJ m e s sage,, Organize ihoughts, p I a n I. Oteck legal aspecll. Know where '"°'re going and why. Aak questions. Answers are ob\&ln&ble. Key Is to penis!. Leo can aid. Study merger ming and not be hungry. are being "told" to take new roln the time you ~at your or different path. Be willing to '111er the night berore to the laugh at your oWn foibles. Leo VTRGO (Aug. Delve deep; 23-Sept. 22)' reject lb e Friends, desires, luxury items are part of curr:ent panorama. Taurus apd Libra persons figure prominently. Be diplomatic. Winnlng 1manner is most apt to prove effective. · M b' h SAGmARJUS (Nov. 22- rl'il. em ers 1'p Meet.ings ::=;.;!~;,s.n~~i;,:1~:t~~i::: IF TODAY IS YOUR Scorpio message. Light touch BIRTHDAY you 41"e due~ to t J · 1· 1 Don't • bounce back from apparent proposal. :, -............_, ts: essen1a. ma"'e 1 demands. Wait and observe. defHt -'October wUI be ke Re · b't' s moDlh. Your voice la llll1JJµ&!; '..:Open Fa. II Club Season ~~i~;:~:~~:·~~irstaidmj~ s:=~·~~ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 .Jan. plaf promlDC!IJt.roles. 1: '-::::~~;::-~~:::::~ L• WIC of the organization. third Tuesdays of each month I • '.tt'he week of Sept. t-18 has Mrs. cart Albright, presi-from 9 to 11 :30 a.m. in the <{;:::, Men proclaimed WJC Week by dent, or Mrs. Dale Elllott may Costa Mesa \Vo m e n ' s FRANCJS- Oie Orange County Board of be contacted for information. Clubhouse. $1Jpervisors in recognition of '9 ORR P tile anniversary of Women in CM Juniors Docents ~ Construction. A U t t d lee!' 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HJ've taken your advice aboRt making a serious attempt. at cuUIDg: oar expenle5 -u t.tertor dtslp firm II 1ohl1 to turn my aewlng: room Into a comple&ely furnished office!" " . DENNIS THE MENACE (] ; . . S .. • ~ YAllJtlltYf 1llE !Cl: CJlf>M lRUCX ~T Wl.lf MIXJI .1DJGER I• f ' l • -- ... • " • • I ' f tlAILY l"ILOT l"1M1e 1W oi.. WM"' PAM KILBORN RYAN AND SAN CLEMENTE 'S PATTY JOHNSON DISCUSS HURDLES. Champagne Flo·ws Frustration Ends ' For U.S. Poloists 8}' GLENN WHITE Of lflt Daltr l"ltlft IJlff MUNICH -Champagne flowed. as did a few tears. American players and coaches were mobbed, embraced and kissed by Well wi.!lhers who stormed lbe dantebad pool aria. cameras clicked and whirred. It Wa.! a moment of jubilation. It was the aftermath of years of hard work, sacrifice a n d countless frustrations which waa cLimaxed Monday afternoon when the U.S.A. won the bronze medal foi-Olympic · water polo competJUon. Coach Monte Nitzkowaki's Americans did It the hard way -coming back to defeat Italy, 8-5, after only 20 hours earlier the Americans were tied by gold medalist Russia. The latter tied Hungary Monday night, 3-3 and became champ by virtue of having a better goal average than the silver medalist Hungarians. 1be U.S. needed a tie or victory over Italy to clinch ils first Olympic water polo medal in 40 years. But Nitzkowski, a resident of Huntington Beach, s a I d there was no thought of playing simply for the tie "Our goal thb Olympic.! was to get a medal." Nitzkowski told the DAILY PILOT. "Now we're going to exchange that bronze for a gold in 1916's Olym. pies. "This game today meant so much to all of us. This has been a dedicated team -the players hardly ever left the Olympic village except to train and play water polo. · "We simply weren't going to let down against Italy -there was a llfettme of polo catten at stake. For me it has to be the No. 1 sports thrW of my life. "Up till now belng a swimmer on the 1952 Olympic team was No. I. But whal happened today tops that. "This wasn't the most rtla1ed game -it was a war of nerves.11 lndeed it was as Italy -. which had never before lost to an American outfit -was always in contention despite never having held lhe lead. Twice the Americans led by two goals, only to have the losers fight back and pull even. But the Yanks put the game away for good with 2:31 to play when Jim Fergu- son took a shot that barely got In the gOal to make it 6-4. Just a minuU: before that Ferguson made a key steal which seemed to take considerable steam out of Italy's fired up offense. Yet the Italians managed one more score -a penalty shot with 2:16 show- ing on the clock and the war of nerves was back on. With a minute to play and the Ameri- cans short a player on a kickout , Italy broke a man free, he set up in front of our goal and then unloaded. His shot hit the top of the goal post and that was the last serious threat by the losers. It turned out to be Italy's inaC'CUracy and America's pressing de- fense that assured the U.S. the medal. Two other Italian shots bounced off the bars around the goal net. Goalie Jim Slatton made a vital save in the second quarter when he blocked a penalty throw. Nitzkowski later dis- closed that scouting paid off in that case . • . reports revealed the shooter in this case always threw low, lo the right and was late on the ref's whistle in taking his penalt y tosses. So it · was and Slatton was there to grab the ball. 110verJll it wa s outstanding defense. Slatton coming ttirough like an Olym- pian, Bruce Bradley's play at two me- ters and Gary Scheerer's game-directing in the pool that did it for us in these Olympics,'' Nitzkowski said . Braclley and Scheerer e a c h scored twice against Italy while the other goals went to Ferguson and Barry Weitzen- berg . So, 11 Americans each come home with a bronze medal -including Newport Beach's Eric Lindroth. And the U.S.A. ended its 40-year water polo medal dry spell in the Olympic games. Johnson Rests After Eru·ning Berth in Finals Special to the DAILY PILOT a,-• DAILY 1"11,.0T 1 .. tf Wrlltr l\.1UNICH -Disenchanted with her qualification perfonnance Monday and recovering from a. slight ' ankle twist, San Cl,emcnte's Patty Johnson is taking it easy today. She retun1s to the Olympic Stadium Wednesday afternoon for the semifinals heats of the women's 100-meter hurdles after placing second in her prelims run eection Monday. Mrs. Johnson covered the dbtance in 13.28 seconds to finish behind co-world record holder Karin Balzer of East Ger- many, who whisked across the finish line In 13.10. ~ Mrs. Johnson 's clocking wu seventh fastest among the 16 semilinals quali- fi ers. One of the girls she outlegged in her hcnt ''"as Heidi Scl)uller, West Ger· man who took the Olympic oath of ath- letes at Opening Ceremonies. Classy Annalie Ehrhardt of East Ger- many hlld the fastest mark of the pre- Jims -establishing an Olympic record of 12.70 in what turned out to be by far the swiftest of the day's four beats. She beat cirworld record holder Pam Kilborn Ryan o{ Australia, and did so hRnriily, looking like the C'lass of the field. f.trs . Ryan came in at 12.93. Another nifty looking hurdler was Romanian Valeria Bufanu, who buzzed in at 12.94. ~{rs. Johnson said she ran a crummy race. ··r didn't have full control and T l!'OI sloppy ," she told the DAILY PILOT. The Ame rican record holde r (J;lJl'. Mrs. Johnson took 3 hard fall at the end, spread eagling on the track· as she des- perately leaned trying to nip Miss Bal- zer. "I learned too soon and too hard,'' Mrs. Johnson explained. She twisted M ankle and had· It under Ice for several minutes after the race. And u she sat in the competitor's tun· nel under the stands icing her foot she kept busy signing autographs. One major casualty in Monday's pre- lims wa s Australian ~Iaureen Caird, 1968 Olympics hurdles ~old medalist She v.·as ~ non-qn111ifying fifth in her heal, rull- ning 13.63. S-ports Clipped Slrort Cuban Whips U.S.'s Bohick MUNICH -C u b a n heavyweight Teofila Stevenson 1 cored a technical knOckout in the third round Tuesday over Duane Boblck of Bowlus, ~1inn., ending the Unit~ States' eight-year domination of OJymptc heavyweight box 11\r. With his lefl eye nearly clOM'd from tht C1.1ban'1 stlnging left jab. Bobir k was floored twice U1 the third round before tbt East German referee atopptd the fight with 1 :26 remaining. Bobick went dawn first from body punchPS shortly after the third round be- g•. He may have slipped ali(htly, but the "lecond knockdown came from a bard right shot to the stomach. The big red·haired Novy quartmnuter looked O.hausled u he .... from his kn .... The CU!mn allacked again, and the ,.,.,.. tnterven<d. ... MJNNEAPOLISoSI. fAUL -'Die Mill· -Vlklrcl overcame Oto Putorilli'• I first·half touchdown passes with rour Fred Cox field goals and then finished off the Houston @ilers . 26-14 when Fran Tarkenton came off the bench In the fourth period of Ole National Football League pre.season game. Cox was good from 33 yards in the sec· ood period. 37 and 13 ln the third period and from 14 in the fourth to give the Vi- kings a 1~14 lead with 13:31 left. ... FOREST lllLLS, N.Y. -Pam Teeguarden was tickled and ROICOe Tan· ner was jubilant, but the old ·pro, Fred Stolle, was anylhlng but eDthused. All three knocked off topseeded playcn during the sixth day or the U.S. Open ten· nl1 championships Monday. bul Stolle, the Australian who won the men's singles in 1966 and wu ruMer up i1 19;64, has teen it atl before. Stolle, a:i. beat fifth-lleeded John Newcombe, 7.C, M. '-7, 7-6. 11 Tanner, of Lookout Mountain, Tenn., ousted aeventh- 1 seeded Tom Okker or The Netherlands, 6- 4, 3-8, 7..S, 6-3. and Miu Teeguarden roll· eel by the won1en · s second ~ed, Evonne Goolaaong of Australia, 7-6, 6-1. The most exciting match today pits 1969 winner and th ird seed Rod Laver of Corona del Mar against C.1Uf Richey of Sarasota, Fla., seeded 11th. Both players won tough five set mfttchcs their last time out. ... WETHERSFIELD, C'A>M. -Le e tr.vino hu not done well In two provloua lhota •I the World Serie• of Goll, bu! he goes Jnto this weekend'• big lhowdown with the. momentum.of a tournament vic- tory aOd "my game toaelber." Trevino wanned 'up fCI' hls Akron, Ohio, tourney against Jack Nlcklau1, Gary Player and Gay Brewer by winning the 125,000 first prire In the Greater Hartford Open In a oo .. bole playofl wllh Lee Elder. ~--- . . Arab Raid Tarni'shes • Spitz' Record Showing MUNICH -Tbe Intematlooal Olympie, .. pep pill1, Into our moutlla. tt Qimmlltoe mel In emergency a...ioo t!'" Tbe ejectloo fnlm the 1,i!OO w11 nol, day whlle Arab terroriJta: held ts Israelis however, the major letdown faced by hostage in their livtn1 quarters at Olym-DeMont. He faced poalble Joa of hil 400 pJc VUJage. gold as well. The Interoatlona.1 Olympic The terrorista killed two lsraeliJ Committee's ExecaUve Committee and shortly after they climbed over a fence U.S. ~wimmlng officials wtre meeting auri\Mind.lng the village in a pre-dawn overnight and a decllion w~ expected raid. today. They demanded nleue of 200 Arab Tbe German word !or the apect.cular te:rrorist.s held tn Israel in exchange for water hole here b "Schwtmmhallt," but freedom of the 13 boslages. Hans K1ein, press chief for the Games, said no declston could be taken on halting or continuing the Olympics until the IOC gave the word. ~ Canoeing, volleyball and Greco-Roman wrestling events on today's schedule - one of the lighest of the Games -started on schedule. ' The Arab rald came in the wake of a gloriously climactic day for the U.S. swimming team. Mart Spitz won an un- . precedented seventh gold medal, and Mike Burt.on, Karen Moe and Melissa Belote finished first in individual events. But the lustre was-somewhat tarnished · by the raid and by disqualifiCation of another American for taking medication barred by the Olympic bealth board. Rick DeMont, an asthmatic 16-year-old from San Rafael, Ca!U., who bad already won the ~meter frtestyle lut Friday, was ready to go for gold and improve his own world record in the gruelling 1,500 meters. But only mlnutes before the race, DeMont was "medically ejected for bav· ing taken Ephedrine, an asthma medica- tion. It's presence wa.! discovered in a routine urine .test after his victory in the 400. "I can't say anything.'' DeMont said, flghling -and failing -to hold ba~.~ the teafs. "I put It all on my forms. r did everything anybody asked. I have noth.lng else to say." With DeMont out of the race, Burton Of Sacramento, streaked to victory, shat~ tering DeMont's recocd with a clocking of 15:52.f>ll "I'm sorry Rick wasn't in the race," said Burton, who fin ished nearly six . seconds ahead of Australian Graham Windeatt, "and I'm not saying I would have beaten him . . . Rick was taking the stuff for his illness. I can promise that we awimmer.s art not a bunch of hop-beads. We don 't go around popping MUNICH 1972 It could just as properly be called the .. Spltihalle." The 22-year-old torpedo fr o m Carmichael, Calif., an Indiana University dental student, oWns it outright. Seven times he 1ot into the water and seven times he came out a world record-break· ing whmer. It wa.s quite a revene from the 1968 Mexico City Games, when be brashly predicted he'd win a raft of golds, only to come up with two -and those for participation in relays. This time there wu no bragging, no predicting. Juat perfonnanc.. Tbe finale on Monday wu in the 400-meter medley relay. Ahead of him, backstroker Mika Stamm of San Diego and brtaststroke specialist Tom Bruce of Sunnyvale, Calif., gave the American team the barest of leads over East Germany. ' Then S~ltz hit the )V•ter for hls ti)(). meter6utterlly leg -and by the time freestyle anchonnon Jerry Hefdem.tch took over for the flnal 100, the U.S. kids had an unbeatable 12 or 13-foot lead. Tbe quartet wa.s clocked tn a world-record. 3:13.16, beating out sUver-winnJn& Eut Germany and thinl-place Canada. If all tbJs "U.S. swlmrriers swept ••• " and "new world record • • • " bualnea .seems repetitive, It Is. The U.S. men, for e1amp le, grabbed 10 of t b e 11 golda available and took eight lilven and eight bronzes. And the women won eight of 14 golds, p!Wi five silvers and four bronzes. In all, world marks were set in 23 of 29 • events and no rec:ord from Muico City'a 1163 Gamu -not ooe -w11 left intact. U,S. mm ahould be ao fortunate on the trick. '!'bey got aced oot 1galn Monday lo a race which, for decadtl, virtually had a "made in America" stamp on Jt. Valery Bonov, wbo earlier won the 100.meler daah lo become the lint RussiaD to win any Olympic loot race aborter than 5.000 met.rt, became the flr<t noo-Americon to 1weep the aprlnts u he woo the 200 meters In 19.99 .....,ds, beating Larry Black ol MJami to the wtni by a lillh of a aecond. IWIMMllHI MIN . ....._.., ,.,_,, ......... , '· •urt111, Clrmldlttl. CtUf.. U:S2.51 (-Id rlCOl'd, old r~ lS:D.t by O.Mont, United Sl•lfl, A\111. 1. lt1il. 2. Wlnd•ll, Atdtrtllt, IJ:M.41, 3. NOl'lhw•y, Tuc:IOI!,. AILI., l•:ot.25. 4. Gl111joe, Swed111, M:l'-11. J, Willi•, A111lr•Ut, 16117.22. .. Trtff1r1, N-Z..ltllf, 16:11.U. L. C00per. AUl!r•U•· H::I0.49. 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Hl'W'Pf\'1111!;, YllllOlltvlt. J.f~. '1, L•"llkllclf, Denmtrk, •• . n. K. r DI " ...... (Zid!OlllVtltll, 5-f, '3. Kornkt, "'-.,..,, J.,,,.., Athletes Calm Busslan·Slav Bloodbath Despite Crisis Over Israelis ' ' MUNICH -On the inside, among the athletes, murder came almost unnoticed to the Olympics Tuesday. Athletes walked and chatted, toted canoe paddles over their sboulders and listened to polka music over the Olympic Village's loudspeaker system while police bargained for the lives of Israeli com- petitors. Jn the big social hall and. television room off ttte Villag~'s main &bopping plaza. athletes lounged on the noor the same way they've-done every-day -since the beginning of the Game!I, watching an equestrian event on the Village's closed circuit television system. One channel showed a police car at the gate and then pictures of the Israeli headquarters, but there was no aign of sie~e or catastrophe. Outside the village, police blocked cars and began searches -Ice r:ream trucks, anny vehicles and buses were closely scrutlnlzed -but imide, the mood was more than calm. And reporters found almost the lack or concern about.event!: around them of which athletes are 10metimes accused. The VUlqe's shopping thoroughfare was getting re11dy to open up for the day when the neW1 came. A restaurant man-a~er, 1weeplni off his doorstep, said, "So we've bad a little action. huh? It's never good for business, this kind of thing, you know.11 There was an attempt at undentate-- mcnt in almost every accoupt or what haopened. Luis Friedman, a Uruguayan team off· tclel whose delegation shared the same building as the lllraells, recalled that the Arabs •'spoke pretty bad German" u thev pointed sub-machine guns at him and ordered him to retum to his room. Frledman then wonied about his team's breakfnst: "1be Arabs said we couldn't even ,o into our steward's roo~­ My people had to go without fn1lt.11 be told a reporter. Ken Murray, a Canadian team m~ ager, said nothlna: seemed out of the or- dinary to him : "The r<Staurant Is stm okay. But we had to go via ID un~er­ ground route -through var!ouJ bulldinl' and along lhe underground pal1tlng 11r- age." At the Israeli liouslng unit Itself. the police bad cordoned, olf ~~ .,.._ but there was only • MDGIW ., alrloul w•ltlng to find out what wwld happen • The Israeli deleg1Uoo II at 11 Con- nolly Stra,.. ht the Olympic V!llag•, a th,.....lory bqlldiDc' of •(lui ll1d white ~te. A 1iqe· -of apartment bulldlng1 hoOllog alllletel '"""' It. The lta!IW Ind a numbtt of Arab teams live qear:b1, ll>ut not cIJreclly ad- joining the lir&dl quartera. The llraell leani II • mWI one, with only ""' tnoclt and lltld parllclpant, a !O<kllomeler walker. "n>eN. alao are awtmmers and lbarplbooters llld 1 ..,. man tnoclt coacb !or lhe walker. . - Olympic Water Polo Reaches Caveman Level MUNICH -Water polo In t"'9e Olym· pies reached the caveman level in the Ruasia-Yugoslavla bloodbath, whlcb the Soviets flnally wcm, 5-4. It was, in almost every way, a replay of the 1968 Olympic gold medal atiuale between thole Communlrt naUon1 when two SlaY! had to be lifted out of the pool, trunks and caps were ripped off and blood Oowed freely. That game was won by Yuplavla, tn double overtime, lJ.11. Tlits time Russia's Alen! Barblov WIDTE WASH auffered a bnlbn ear<rum all..-being kicked In the bead. A Slav wu hit In the throlt. Five awim aults wm ripped off, two capa ...,. torn off and there WU I fight in the water whlcb continued oo lbe decl: later before being broken up. For a moment It appeared that both teams would be involved In a lnNwinff· Ing meiee but order was restored before tllat could bappan. Jimmy Smilh, who livea in Huntlngtoa Beach, when he isn't tourlnt the wwld, said it'• the rougheat, 'toughest polo pme he's seen in 40 years. Japan'• Olympie pW medallat la mea'• omnutlcl Pfl • special ce.. mud puformu<e at· Hulcll'• moat _..., orpbanl1t • a pol wtD iutare. . * *, * Tony Ralphs, 1162 gnduata of Newport Harbor Hllh, la h«e y an altemaI• oo the U)'1k leAm. And ~thouil> be woo' &el I chance to compete, be llJI ba'd I rather be hePO 11 an alterilala -not be hero at all, Ralpllo, a membel fl the ltM OIJmplc kayak aquad,..,. in ..... ..,. tt··-to be on the aidellnes. ••you can tee all the .... 11 wllhout all the mtnl&I angulab," he ..,.. ( The 21-~ld 0....,. -Coall •-ftllldmt 1iY1 he'll ·,.111m lo Cal Stlte (Lon( Betcb) ll1d plct up I teacbln( credentlol after lie ntllml fnlm Illa Olymplca. ' Tben be ....,.. lo set lnlo coachlog - awlnunlng one( paddlln(. '"Wt bave lo (et the ldds at the bI&h aohool levtl lnt&mW • paddling befon ...... ..., pin( lo cie"ftlop • Pod Pro-, -· grom In the State>." Ralphs uys. "I'd like to wort IWimmers into pad. dliog -they coold do both -and that way they won't get ao bored and tired of swimming. Kayaking ~ a pleaaure aller you get sick of swimming. "Most swimmers retire befon they're 20. But you can atay in compeUUve kayaking until you're 30." Pete Weip'.nd, -bere te wak':ill bla br.tber Andy perform In ~anoe racing, Us to be one of tbe lu.ckle1t people I bow. He found a tl~kel for Openlo1 CeremonJe1 on tbe ground. Scalpen were getting as much u '1ot per dacat for tbe colorful OJ>tnln& u .. travapma. Blage!t squeeze among the preu for tickets baa been gymn•18lics. The Unlied States deJegatlon was allocated three llcketl !or each clay. Happily I wu ooe of the lucky trio. W eigand's Boat Places Sixth ln Olympic Heat Special to tbe l>AILY PILOT • ., • DAii. T PILOT lttH wn ... MVHICH -And7 Weigand of Newport Beach llld his partner Roland Muhlen will (0 htto I<pecba1e Wtdlleldiy aller placl.Qa: llxth ln their heats !or Canadian tanoll -nclnc today In U-troubled Olympic G1111e1. We1Jand'1 boat wu In cootentloo until the lut llO m<len wbon Sweden moved put It llld the other boats apurted to the !ln!ah. Up to that polnl It wu a ·loul'boat cmel for te<OOd pl ... , lnclud!n( lhe U.S. Tht American duo wu clockecl tri 4:11.IO, ooJ, three -behind ""'" nnup Eat Gennony Hllectlng t h • _.,the..... . Romlnia wu tilt nmaway wbmtr In 4:QUI with BulJarla thlrd, Sweden lourlb c.o::..ii:t:-fifth. Tht Yanb' -and Denmart. t4We didn't hate a llDOOth· 11C1," Welgand told the DAILY PILOT. "We had lo ataer a lot more than usual and that tlo-n the boat. But ,.. 1'el wt coo do bel~. 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Sc""1k1, Etlf Gtrtl'llfl\I, 20.'1. J. ~IOUMk1 C1Kllotl0Ytkl1. 20."1. 6. OJ'WM" WHI c.ar..,.ny, 21.•. 1. S11n1 .. ROM!. Frenct, 21.a. Quarrl1, J1m1J~~! rttrrld. Hui 2 -I. •11Kk, Ml.tllll, FLI., 2t,U , 2. MIMll, ll1ly, 20.Jt. 3. Zent, E•tl Gtrmtriy, 20.63. '· Jelllno1Wou1, W•11 G1rm 11111 1 2Cl.7S, J K\lnot C1cchoslovl11l 1, 211.11. '· A.rm11ron;' 'Trlnldad, 21 .ll. 7. Chotrrl.,., Fr1nc1: 21.\S. I. H•rGw1r1, J•mtlca, 21~. I~ Hvnllll Mn!lflMI ll"our from Mdl ""'' ....,,ury for !Intl) H11! 1 -1, Mflf, .1-.ro. Aril., 11.,7. l . Or11t, frattce. '13.ff. 3. Wocl1yrnkl, Poltnd, 13.11. A. CICh, Cioctw11lov1kJ1, lJ,U. S. l.l1ni, l!oll' IJ.'°. 6. M1eDon1l1, C•ntd1 l'.11 Prle1, Enole/111, 1•.Sl'. f. Woo:tlyn°1kl; f'Ohlnd, l•.63. Heal 2 -I. Miiburn, Gpetau .. , 1. ... IJ,.W. 2. Sl~k. E1st Gtrm•"ll• ll . .58. J. DIVlflOlrt, •111~ ll;Wfl, La .. l)JL '· Nlld1nlctk. Cr1ehoslov1kJ1, 13.tt. s. J OIWlll,. Pola/Id, ''·°'· '· Nlclt.el, Wnt Germ1nv. U.n. 1. P11eoe, E11111l111C1. 14.2,, I. A.cttbl, 1111\1, U.'5. H11111Mr n,..w (216 fltl, 6Y, IMhet. qwlltfy tw 111111) Group I -I. Thllmtr, Ead Glrm11ny, lll-10, 2. Khmeltnkl, R1111L1, m-1. 3. Sllgtk:, YllQOl:l1vl1, m-•. 4, \11eclll110. 1!1ly, 22U. 5. R ft~m. Wen G«mtny, 221·11. 6 El)(fl Hunqarv, 7214¥, 1. Moilt11111d 1'. Grw<:I, 220-4\'i. I. Kl1tn, WHI G~rm1nv, :no-3\11. I. SUQ.twlr1. JtPl!ln 111·1. 10. Wllllams. Enal111d, 211·7. 11'. cl'lot1rma11, TlHlllCteorl, Arh .. 21'·10, 11. ·Lut1l,J1W1tl, ..=,nd, 212·7. ll. Fre11n, N•. H1tl 2CIJ·li'h. /' Prlltnodko, Fr1nc1, 202-1~. S: P ln1yr111, Uruoutv. ,,.,., Group J -I. 8ond1rthUk, Rutt.la, 2lt·IY.. 2. W_11 IY<1!Jkv, HUnQlrv, 133·11. 3. Sl,hM, EtU Gtrmtn<t, 12t·5VJ. I. 0-, ••foll ll:OCloll L1., 227.f. s. Aclmllrav. Fr1nc1, ?h-1. 6. M11r<:"!u•?-!, Jao.n, no.I. 1. Bever, Wnt G~•..,.1nv 2'19-'lf. I. 511mtd, A111lrla, 21 .. 1\V., ,; G1rri11k/, A1111l1, 2lt-Kl'h. IO. Eck~timltdl, H11na,trv. 211·11. 11. ManPlov, lllllCllrla, 215.J'/>. 12. P1vn1, Eoolancl. 2ll·f\.'>. U. l1M"•· Jiran, 109· 4. 1'. W11elu, Pol•rid. JOl.7, lS. Sllen,· :_~~,1111~1ffi.lv.~"" 16. V11lefo, WOMEN 1•111111r Hur41n ('Int lolilr '""" tKll halt •ll•llfy lot umrt111111) Hut I -'t Ehrhar4f, Ettt Genn111v, n .10. I Avari,. A11J,lr1ll1, '\·~· J. Mowak, Pol•n11, 13.16, 4. 1 1morov l1r11t, 'IJ,17. V.rnon. ~na 111d, 13'.31. '· S..llO, J1i111P1Jlnes, 15.15. H11t 2 -I. Bllflnu, Rom1nl1, 11.IM. 2. S1r1E!Uka. Polt/W:S, 11.03. J. 8.ch, W11t rmlll'l, 13.... 4, O'N11I, Wa1hl111Q1 I O.c ., U.71. S. Malthtwl, New 211 Ind, IJ.11 . '· Giiii••· Aw11f1ll1, 13.11. Hit! J -1. Aabutyn, Poland, 13.2'. 2. Krvmonot1. ~II Gerif11ny, U.3'1. S. ••Jllnt. · Chlca-te, 1J.S1. 4, AtlteMn lw lltrl1nd, 13.61. 5. C1lrd, Au1lr1Ut, l.63.. 6. Mur11hv. lr1t111d JS.If. "!'' A -1. 8•1Jtr, -.:nrG.rm111y, 11.1 • 2. J11111-.. 1111 ~·•· u.u. 3. Andrr. Frtna. n .33. 4. ktl~l1r, Wnt Girman~ ll.50. s. Wl\SOll, E~landt ll.53. 1~, ~.......o.n. 1'.37. J. Em II• dtf, H ~.!!'''· _ ,Int l!ft 111 Nd! llHI l hK twl _.. u'"'" ., ttMr flllkllff1. ..... urw 111r ......... 111111 •• Haat 1 -11 ~11m. GM11•. ti.JS. 2. F11J'9'I, I.fl _It .. a J. All\llOOd, JI 'lolk l , :0.5'. ..._ • E 1t1nd, n .';r. s. MOIQulta. If:. om~ •• 2nd. '· AlauwllelH, lndOnft"ii. UM. ,_.,.,_, Flitrtti-. Aroentl111, t11n1 _un1v1!11bl1. H111l -l. !factllr, Ea\t Q.torm1nv, • .N. t A1111no 1 ~ U.51. l. r,~/.m l!'lt~ 1iupl1, ~i£ Atantt. 25 . 6. SMf11t\k1, I Hf, .2'. Pl\ I 1111tl)H. IS al ·S. ,. Hltl" C1rmt11 Vtldti. C11bl, 1 m • un!'IYlillblt. H11t ) -1. kronl11tr. Wes! Gtlrm•r:::• 'hl1. 2. Vin Goo I , Nethlr 111C11. .16. 3. PIKOI E l1nt:1, 2J.t7. 4. AlrlY , GNri~, 24,ii. S~utu VllC•· Peru. 24 ...... Yk •"1l Ur11111,>1Y, :ls.Of. ~ IUlcftll1 Khlrloufn, ll.N.-HHI ' -I. ~1roo1h/, E4st Gtrm.,,v. 21.Soli. I: O,.._, Den"{i,13.N. 3. M,,... '''I J1m1lu, f.l,ft, 4. wllml. Fln1arld, 24. •· 5. M1111nt, UClanclt, U.u. 6. Pl•r· .... TrlnlclH. 26.32. GI • I k 0 v I. C1ICl'lollov•kl11 !lmt U1"1av•ll1bl1. Hui S -1. ~awlnska, Pol111d, 23.17. I. Kr111M, Will Gtrmanv, U .!1. J, 'tllomPHllo Siii Dillll U .,7, 4 Kaeler. Aullr1la. 2•.'2. S. fl.111111,, Nkareou., n .0'1. ChlVl\I Cl/llt, PaweP. Bahlmas. !lrntt W'l'Vll tbll. .. J''' ' -J. Stdot'0\1•1 lll1sal1, 2:1...._ 2. .i1111. 'r•nc-e. 2:1~1. 3. lit!lnlcti, E11t Gtrmarlv, 23.90. 4. Crllchl1Y, Eftt!l1nd, IA.~. S. Trotma11. lltrbadal, 1•.06. •· Lunvu. Z.mtila. 2.5.11. 1. Ella· QUlr, MOrtN:co. 75,21. •N"" P:lrst ._. Im 11(11 ""' ...,,,., .... 11"14-fkltll. HNI 1 -'· Sll'Wfntk•. Polafld!.tt.1'. 7. 6nf1mll111l•1 RUHi!!. ZJ.19. 3. Htlnkn, E111 Gtmuonv1...;u.tl. A. ,,,.. ,.,., LM. A.,..1.., u..-. $. Morris, Jtm•lj•· 21.'2. 6. Trot~fl, a1'1*:IOI. 24.1111. • AllllH. PhlU11111111$1 24, ... Vl-c111t, Unrpu1y, tl!M UfllYll!lll&t. H r:-l . 5tro1Mhl, E111 Gemi1n1, 22 . Anlllim, G1111n1, 2:1.fS. • y 'Nt~t,-ll.22. 4..IC.r-., r."J Gtrmeny, 23.22. 5, Pascoe, l'rld, .n. '· Mol wr1, COiombia. 'J. 1 . .R:..,, P1r11, t .... •· M1111nl, uci~nc11. 2s.a . Heil ) -1. SlKhJr, Eal! Gtrm1ny, '"'!· 2. A.llWOOd. 1m1lc•. 2133. 3. T11t 1r. Fr1nc1, ll.69. •· Murray, • ,El'Mlland, 2:1,,,, I. G,...111, Dlflvoer, Dozing Utlll ''l'W'lfhb H11l1, Ef~ltioll. 'WOii b'I leclmlcll kl'IOCkOUI llVet K_o, ~Wiii, 2nd rOUllll'; E:v1n1. E1111ltlldl ouluolnttd HIC!Or Vtl11q1111l, CN 11 lv1noov, RllMlll Qltpolnttd N[~l!i_..,J l11l;arl11 OdWOt , Ugallda, • ._ Eltlhry, Eoypt~ 21 IC.Im, Horth Kor11. 61/lpolnlld L11, -Ill KOl'HI ll:odrlpJ, S1Mln, OUlll!llnlld AmUlr.M T•c-•, W11h.1 Gedo, H11ng•r11, D<ltPOlnllCI Ttlbol, A..,._ 1r1ll1; Ce•~ll, Cubl, 1tocipld $yld Abc111I, &lng1por1, 2. /ltllddltwll1~1 111achur1k1, Polarw:t. OOllllOlnted 0\.111, Ken~11 Am1rt1y, Glllri1. D<llPOlnltd E5pl!'losa. Mtxlon Knlldwn, Dlnmar-. Olllllolnlld Pffll, Vlrqln l1l1nd11 Vlr!anen, f lnl1rld. Olllpoinled 51mba, T1nunl11 Molltoya, Cubl, llOCIPICI k.11\ghl. Engl1nd. 21 Lemac:hlv, Jl u11l1, outpointed ar1111k1, Eelt Germ1ny; Kuran, T11rk1Y, knocked out KMWIH, l11ha1Qt1, I ; ,..,._, hldlaMJeilt, Ollj• POlnltd Jamt?r, Wnl Gtrm1ny, I.Ith! W1ll•l'Wll1" S1llH, TIC.,.,11 OU!w fllld JlrnlS Mont111111. lr•l•lldt Mo11111. Cubt, knocked ovt K1mnt¥, R11Sl11. l; Alltlelov, Bu101rl1, oulllolnlld Gom1i, Arnenlln111 l!lftntow, Tfla111nc1, IOllOld Cu!ov. Aom1nla, 11 Daborlil, Ht11ert1. dw!11!8' Perk. $Oltlh .Korea, Park abtndollld~. l'I 5hlnolllr1, J1p.1n, out· POlnled "eiaron, Puerto R I to I Mr-ur!hlon, Encil1nd, Ol,lfJIOlnlld Vl111, Colomblt; 1(111111, Yua0111V11, aul-poln!ed Sod"""'· l.O.M!t'nff~. •1nt1""" .. ~' Yhl111 Rot.t .... M.lrtlntt, Cl/bl, outoolnttd M0111•1•. Indonesia. Turpin. Eng!1nct, outpolntld Mw1ur1, Ken111. Ll1htwtl1~1 Stce"llln,kl, J>ol1ncf. btlal H11h, ln!land, dl1<1u11111c1t1on. Mbuo111. 1<1ny1, ourOOln11d P111111n, Norw1v. Bl1ivn&11t, Po11nd, 011lpoln!td YOll, North Kort11 Ka1ttcll110Y, 1!111l1•rl1, 11Utpoln!ICI P.,..r, Colombl1o W1t11rw1l9ht K1ldl. H11ng1ry". OlrlOOlnlld HOiii, Enolef'dJ Tloer Muruno~. Ktny1, knocked out LP11na, Ml•lca. 1, Light M1ddl..,..l1nt M1nt1r, E11gl1nct, oulllolnltd Hlrl'llnl, Alo4r!1. lt' ater Polo R11Ssl1 l, Hung1ry l (Ru11l1 wins gold midi!! • U"lllCI Stat" '· 1111r s , Grou11 t Yll!IOlllYll 5, Wiii Gtnnanv ~ Group 2 #Dmlflla s. Au1trall1 l cuer. '· 811l91rl1 4 tTl1! Final w111r pita 11tndlnu1 : Ru1tJ• H11ne1ry U~1td, Sil!" Y1100ll1Yla WHI Gtnnlny 111/y WLTO,GAPIL 2 02 11.111 3021311• 7112•236 1 Jl2C124J 0 2 J lS II 3 03221261 Field Boc~e!J ....... P~kllten 3. ltlghrm l Sp.tin 2, U91nda I {Tit ) On111p 8 llldl1 3, N-ZMll llCI 2 Engl1nd 2, Poland 1 Ntllwrlandf l, AUllr1ll1 ! K1n111 ~ Maxlco I Fencing SI~ THmt C11bl f, Wnt ~rmany 6 Pol•lld f, Franu ' Pol111d t. Cllba 5 Third Pltce Hung1ry I , Romtnl1 1 Flnel lttly '· ll:llMl1 s ..... l11tlh1dNI (Rllltlft i.v.1¥1111 A11ttrklM llllY) 1, Graham. t:1111ltncl. 1 ?, OOllrtkos. Greece, 3, 1 Nitta"-, p,.tnd, J. 4. 5'flec.I, ff\OlllKo, 2. Ellmlnllld -Al1ln Anan, ~'11· Mfidllr, HN Ytrtc CJty, I. P1ram1nC1¥, ll:vsi.11, s. 2. u1111g, E11t G«mtll'(, J . Trost, A11tlrl1. l. MIUln, Nftr Ylftt City, lllMlulldl 2. Elln:il,..lld -Pt•h.loour, lflfl, M1n-t111U, LUllflTlbou1'11 . 1. kuleaer, "Ul'lllN· 4. i. Wr.611, Can.ada, J. 3. LllllKhtr, Swlh«l•lld. '-Jfttbu"'' 1,...111y11, J. Ellrnlnttld -V11tn:QllOUI,!!!, 0~•~ Kamntti, °"1-mnrk. 1. khmltl, H11r>Qary, •· 2. J1nlitow.kl, Pola/Id, 4. l . Gl111r1 Swt1l1rtand, l. Ell!'h!n1ltcl -f1111btlf'll, lrMldYllj l1tralt, Romlfllt, SChut11, E a I Gtr'mlt'V. 1. Edlin;, SWldtn. 4. 2. 0t01m1r11o Fr1nct1. •· 3, SChlfl, Lu••mbou1, '· Et!mJ111tlCI -/ltla1ll1, Ntw Yarll, l'tv, Wiii Germany, Lnl1, Puerlo ll:lc1. Canoeing .... Pr1Umlilarltt fFll'lt ltll"M !fl IKll llMI .,.,,~ .. MrnlflNll Klyall Sl"I ... Hut l -1. CllKhotlov1kl1, ''°'·'· 2, '"""°'"· •:D4.1•. l. C•Mda 1:07.52. •I C•. 4&'0t.l2. I, Allllrl• (:10.17. ,, WH Gtrmt 4:11.1•. 7, EMlll'lllll, 4:11.JJ. I, .11111n 4: .JI. Dl1C1U11llfl'd -8ul91lr1. HNI 2 -1, llft'l\11'11 3:5'.lt. 2, H\ltfDlrv J:,,.M, l. Frnltnd. •:01.2'. 41 D6nmtr11 •:07.n . S. Ntw Z11l1nci •:11.45 ... Ivory CCIII! 4:12.fO, 1, Mtx· ko 4:11.31. Hell J -1. ll:uMll •:l'JM. 2. E1ot Gtrma11y 4:02M. J. hl1nd, l:a:i.c. 4. ·-~·· A:M.17. 5 Au:atr1lla :12,n . '· llalY 4:11.75. 1. Vlllll>M llltes CMllfJMU, Callilr!M, Alt.I 4111.ff.. I trt lancl •:l5.U. Cllllll~ ll!lflll HHt 1 -1. H111111ry, 4:2'.01. I, I ' 1rito .lncs out ol. ,,,....., elf par11Jng. And the aCIWde havertt IOunll tt yet. Y011r mvel ~enl Ja¥MS the'RJ. C1fl'Cll111 Ptln Hiii I -I ll;UU1 .. 4:01.7'. 2 Wtll Gtrmanr, •:i .tt. s. Ctnldt, 1:1l,:u. •· MnlQCI, •:11.«. s. l"tf•lld. ,,,,,..,, '· F•lllOf.t •:JO.n.. 1 • ...J~ 4::W.1l. .a, IVOf'"f t;ot11, •1S.tl. H"I 2-'1 Aor111nl1, "" 21, 2. e.,, Gtormtny, 4: 2.fS. l. 1!111'9a•\1. 4'14.0. 4 , Sw*(lefl, 4:1U1, 5, Hungarv, 4:14.ff. 6, UnltM Sllltt IMWhlfll, Clll(\-Hj We\1111"", •111tM h lanil, C•lll.) l:IJ .... 1, ClloCholloYUJ1, 4:11.21, 1, Ot~ 4::1t.50. MM't l(ayllt ,_ Heit I -1. ll:om1n11. ):1•.ls. 2, w,..1 G1rmeny, 3:11.'2. 3, S.....O.n, l :lf,ff, (, 111111. J:'lf.77. s. Ell<"fol!l!KI. 3:16.!~. 6, Hungary, 3:1'.65. 1, Vlll!ld StalH (Vlfl Oyk1, Walhl119tollJ WellN)urw, VleMa, V1.1 PMUp Aoglllhesk1, St. Cloud, M111n.; SI..... K•lly, N-Vin., 8::t:l.f4. Hui 2 -ll:Uu fa, 8:11.li. 1, E•1t Germany, 3:18.85. 3. Yugosl•vl1, 3:2'.91. •. Seillhtm, 3:23,31. s, Au1lr1lla, 3:24.al. i , Cenadt,' l ::zt.7S. 1, M~xlco, l ::M.ll. Ht1! 3 -I, Norwa~. 3:1t.ll. 2. Polftnd, 3:1'.!lt, ], Fln t1nd. 3:,1.90. 4, CrechollovakJt, 3:21.62. S, .._111trl1, 1:77.77. '· Spain, 3:]4 19. WDMBN k1v1k l f1t11I" H•el ' -1. R111sl•, 1:09.21. 2, Swod~n, 2:1'1.63, 3, lil!om1nl1, t :12.17. 4, Unllld Stain ISrntb, •KM,...., Midi.I 2:U.4l. J, Pol Pnd, 1:14.15, 6, C1nld1, 2:17.ll. 7, Engl1rw:t, 2:1t.7f. I, lr•land, l ::r.1.6'. 1"1111 2 -J, Htlhtf'l111C11, 2:12.N. 2, Hur>!!11rv 2:15.15. 3, Wnl Germanv. 2:14.M. (, Eal! Gtrrna1111, 2:U.15. !, Dtnmark. 1:16.U. 6. Franc•. 2;2:1.Jt, 7, Bul11•rl1 2:U.4' . llCl)'lk Pllrl HHI 1-l. Romania, 1:5'.,,, 2. Wnl Gt'rlT\1ny, 2:00.32. l. N1tt..rl.,nd1, 2:113.:0. 4, Cttehoslovak[1, 2:Dl.T.I. J, EllQllnd 2:10.22, ,, Vnlhlll Slltn IP"""' Cam1 Sprl1111. Md .. Murny, OJOll Hiii, Mll.J t :ll.51. H11t 2 -1., Auula, 2:00.tl. 2, 1E11t Gt"n~ny. 1:00.ff. l . HU11G1rv, 2:01.f1, 4, Pol1nd, 2:04.>0. J, l!llll91rl1. 2:05.1'. 6, Callllda, 2: 11.24. Greco-Rotnan -W restH11g Wrnlltr eilmln~ted Oii .ix ..,..1iy m1rils lOJ.5 OOllfMlli 11:191'11!1, E~pt, 0.0, plnnlld Ollml, •.Oi Allblldl, lr1n, 0.0, rlnllld Sari, T11rk1y, 4,0: D'9CllMI, E•• G«meny. o.o. pin- ned "''""'• ColwmtH.11, Ohle, 1.t1 8...nenu, Roman11, o,o, plnllld S.r11, Hu1111ry, A,0; ZllbltOY, Au11l1, 1.0, WI• llolnlld Anghllov. B111111rl1, l . o r Svenn.011, Sweden 1.0, O<lloolnllld Enk1111lv1n, 3.0: C11•flOl'I. lta(y, l.O, outoo1111«1 Sictptn1kJ, Poland, s.oi Olv1r1, M1xlco, 0.0, plnl'lld Elua. Syria, •.o. 11C.9 MUftdl • klrPV, Bul11rl1, 0.0, pl"..-d H°"''T"• Iran, 4.0; u ma", C1.11eho!llov1kl1, .O; ou!Pllntld Kar,,,_, Morocco. 1.01 Mvn-holthlr, Maf>toll•, o.o. pl11n.ci IMltff. 5111 Dlftle, 4.11 Hulllt', Wnl G1rn1-1ny, o.o, 11lnntd M.lrtlnllllstn, N°""l\I, 4.Q; SIOidul, RO!Nnlt, 1.0, t)IMICI OMcillCJ, H11ng1ry, ( . 0 I Marll'lta. YIJllOSllVLI , 0.0, p!nntd LIOl'I, Ptrv, 4.0, Yren, Twkl11.1 1.0, oul!lolnled J!mtflfl, Mlio:lco, l.O: "anot11. Grwct, o.a, pilllllCI Duari., Portwll. lU.J '°"ltfi G,,lo, Portugal, \.o1. outP0111tlld M19-J1lolo, Ar111nn111, .O; \1111, w.-.1 (;.orm&ny, 0.0, pinned Y1l1r01, Plf'\t, •.0; Llndnolm, 5.....:1«!, 0.0, plflflld LOpll. Mllicv, 4.0: i!Klu, Ror111nl1, 0.0, p l n111d Flmtlld, Phlllp. pl1111. 4.01 Y1m.1moto, J •ll• n. TralkOY, ~u 111. 1.oi out!IO!nllld Covlc, Y tvll, S.a: Ka1111lov, 11.1111111, .5. wtpol~ltd M I r, AfOl\lnl1t1n. ) • S 1 01md1nJ!llt1v, Mongol11, oulpolflttd Mack, Au1tr_111 3.01 Mos.thktl,, GrffCl1 o.o. ovtooln- l.,"11rn l1)'1d. EIJ'tPT, 4..0: N~ar. c1.:hostov1kl1, •.o, pll1flld Aldmadltr, E•Jt Glrmtnr. 4.01 All. south K-. 1,0, Oll"POlnled HatlWlllkll. COM ""'° kta. Ml""·• l.O. , IU.S llllllU!ldl "Jlmcto. J11111n. 1.0, OlltllOlnlttl Wlhl "9• Ea•t Gtfm•nv. 3.0; kol•ltt. YU9<111ivl1, ~.,o,. plnlltd tt1..i-.1, Coer lil!IPld•. 1111111111 Llplen. Poll/Id, o.o. Dlflllild T011lttt1, franc., 4.0; AaQJ, liv1\91ry, LO, poutpolnlact Tinner. Swtlafi•rld. 3.01 Mlgl1kl1, Gretc1, 0.0. pllll'ltd Ebr11\Jm, Alflllllnl1lan, •.O. MldlllllU.vlll, ll:!Mla, 0.0. lllMM Altkoc. T11rkeyl 4.0; Mlrii:ov, 8 11lgar11. 0.0. lllmld St111ut1, PlllllllOlllft1 I .I ; Llhd1111'11m, 1Jt111lum. 0.0, Olllntd Hurt1do, P1rv, 4.0; Llaklon. Ffnltnd, 0.0, Plnllild di Olot, (.0. lff.S ....... Rh'fn, Swltttrllncli 0.0, p In n Id Sorent111. CloMdl, 4. ; T-, J1111111. o.o, plMld a.111mou. Moroc.co. 4..0 '1"r, Mun!M~, G.O pllWllld ·~ M1•lco, 4..G; Dam 1~c. YUIOll•vl•. 2.S. end • Wttt Gtnrltnv, 2.J, dr-1 Ttlrun\, OIN'Nfk. 1.0, CM.rt· polnlld Oli n, l.O. Grid Briefs --Cincy's Anderson LOS ANGELES -UCLA quartttbacb Mark Harmon and R4b Scribner practiced passlr.g to split ind tllbt ends Monday as the Brulns went through a two-hour workout. ltarmon, a junior college transfer, is expected to start saturday night when the Bruins test tlletr new wishbone offense against nationally top- rated Nebraska. With split ends T e r r y Vernoy ind R<ggle Echols both bobbled by minor leg in. juries, aopbomore receiver Norm Anderlon wu pulled off the reserve aquad for Mon- day's drill. LOS ANGELES (AP) - Sparky Anders on, the manager of the runaway Clo. clnnaU R<4s. Is playing things awfUlly close. Ev .. with I giant ltad In the National League's Western Divl!lon -a~ games over Houaton and ti over Los Ang~s -he's not conceding a thlng. "Maybe., ju.st maybe, one of the two ,rill be out of It in a week since we play both of them.'' be aaJd reluctantly after the Rtds s I I i t a doubleheader Monday night vo'ith the Dodgers, winning the second· game, M , after Los Angeles l\'00 the opener. 6-5, on Manny Mota'a ninth-inning double that snapped a 5-5 tie. The Dodgers helped the Reds' caUse considerably in the second game, committing • a Los Angtles record ror er· ron-' aeven-and CinciMaU pounded out 1 doien hit.. Don S.tton, 14'1. wil!,Jil,tdi tonight for IAs Angeles 1n ilie third same of the four.game series, oppo.sing the Reds' Rosa Grimsley, tt-6. Wednes- Dodgf!t"s Slate AU GlmH '" Kl'I 16401 S1pl. 5 0000.tl-vt Clricl11111lf 7;" •"'- s.o1, l ~ vt ClllCl-lf 7,15 P.!'I\. Sltlf, 1 Dod!ltn v' All111!1 7 .SS pm, St-pl. t ~I YI Alltllll 1:15 p.m. day night Al Dov;ning is scl;leduled against Cincinnati's \Vayne Simpson. In the opener, Ste\'e Yeager and Bill Grabarkewiti slugged btick-to-back homers in the fifth inning -Yeage r's first in the ma j ors and Gra- barkewiti:s f i rs t hit at home all season -to get the The Brulm begin working against Nebraska fonnations today. llSC Ryan Cools A's LOS ANGELES -Mike McGirr and Greg Marderian. starting linemen on t h e Southern cal football team, will miss Saturday's opening game at Arkansas because: or injuries, Coach John McKay says. Halos, Royals Mix McGirr, who led the Trojans In tackles with 104 last year, After Splitting 2 was being shifted to offensive OAKLAND (AP) _ 11 took takcle this season, but his debut there bas been delayed "the hardest thro,ver i n indefinitely. He injured a knee baseball'.' to cool off the during spring practice and Athletics ju.st when it seemed underwen t surgery' a n d the Oakland halters were McKay said Monday the 280-s~ing ~ut c.f a sl~m~. pound senJor hadn't recovered California Angels .r 1 g ht- enou(l:h to play.this Saturday. __ 1!1nder_ Nola~yan fir~ a 10- Marderlan, a 234 ·pound 'tf u fl j . ,IJllT O.y.\• wuor. was a reserve c1uiorn11 u1 defensive tackle la:!lt year and •• Alomar. 211 5 r fl rtil I ' o I I 0 was expected to start this e 1rry, cl 3 PlnsOll, lf S • 1 • o I 0 season. A.Oliver, lb 3 Stanford STANFORD -Coach Jack Ch r istiansen says he's satisfied with the play of 1everal playen in the Stanford Cardlnals5 first football scrim- mage. "Both quaf\erback.s. Mike Bory la and Dave Ott mar, thrtw the ball extremely well," Christiansen said Mon- day, '"I thought John Win<aberry did a 1ood job the few times he carried the ba.U." Maltot!, If 2 Mc.Mullen, Jll l 51111, P O CDl1n•, rf 1 C11'd1n11, u 2 Dukn, p o Li...11, :lb 2 Ste!'lton, rf o F0$1tr, II 0 P1r1<1r, It 3 St1phlnt0n, c • C.Wrlghl, II D SP11K1r, II ' 81rtllr, II 0 To1111 l7 01•1t'"' t1GI I I I . ' . . . ' 1 I I 0 I 0 • • • • • • ' . . • • • ' ' I O I I • • • . ' . • • • ' " • •• r ~ ... I C1"1'1f>Mrl,, u KUbllk, 1b M.AlOll, rt Maflll!,111, rf Ruell, 11 l 1 J • I 0 I 0 3 2 I 2 2 0 • • l 2 I O l 0 0 0 ' 1 1 1 2 0 0 0 s 2 ) 3 l 0 2 I I o 0 o 1 0 0 1 1 0 I I 4 D 0 0 strike-out, si x-hitter Monday for 2-1 victory that prevent ed an 0 a kl and doubleheader sweep In the conclusion of a Coliseum home stand. The A's. who rolled lo a 10-5 triumph ip the opener, still managed to increase their lead in th e Americari League Western Division to 3'h games over lhe Chicago White Sox. Following a day of travel Tuesday. the Angel s will open a two-game :!leries in Kansas Ci tv Wednesday night. Oakland can move closet to Atageb Slf•te "It G1mn on KMPC 0101 ~111. s OP1n d1lt Srol. 6 A119tll a t l(•n11• Cl1y 5 15 p.m. S~pt. 1 "nor11 •I l(•"~a1 Cltr s ·1s om. 5tpl. I "119-111 11 Chicag.o S;IS p,m. a second st ra ight division flag in 11 t"•o-ga me ser ies ~1ith the White Sox beginning tomorrow at Chicago. "A split wouldn't hurt us," said. A's manager Dick Willi ams, "but we plan on laking t"-'O. "And v.•e had o u r chances against Ryan, too .'' the skit:1-- per added. "B.1t you've got io llcdgers ahtad 4-l after John Bench •rut Biii Plwnmcr had homered for Cincinnati. . A_Walk to B 11 t RuSStll, a sacrifice by Yeager and Mota 's two-out double pro- duced the winning run. CinciMati stormed to an 1.0 Jead after six innings in the nightcap against 1.os Ange.le# slarter Claude Osteen. The Dodgers still managed to 1nake It respectable with two runs in the SC\•enth and two more 1n the eighth on Frank Robinson's lSlb ho1nr: run. But the seven errors "'t're hardly rrspctlablc. l<:.'lrhcr the Dodgers had con1n1ill<"d five errors in n Rnmt>, June 27 against Cincinnati , equaling a Los Angeles record set scvl!ral thnes. Russell and Bobby Valentine each committed t\\·u ot the er- rors. Chris Cann~ zza ro, G rabarkewi l.z and S t e v t.: Garvey made the nthers. Don Gull ett had a shutout v.·or king in the rughtcap for the Reds but f111:illy w:1s chas- ed in the seventh after p inch hitter Jim Lefebvre singled across a run. Pedrd Borbon saved Gullett's eighth \Yin. The Dodgers s uffered several injuries. Tornmy John, \\'ho started-. the first 1.tnn1e, il'fl when he felt a st.'.lbbing pain in his left elbo w. Lee Lary suffered a damDJ.tl'd ltga. ment in his left leg \vhcn llal ti1cRae crashed into hin1 breaking up a double play in the second inning o( the nightcap. f'llllT OAMI! Clfltlnn1U (II ·'-·""--~ Morg~ll.~ Tol~n. ct Bene~, lb T,P,rt1, Tb M c R11, ti Cc1c~pc!on, 11 He11111, Ph C~rnty, u Plummer, c Merkt, 311:1 McGlothl[11, O BorllOn, o Uhl•tr.dtr, Ph (•tfOtl, p Cer11t1l'llO, pll )O·n~w. p 11~u. p Tclall .. ---.1 • • • • , ' I ' ' • ' • ' ' I " • " ' . I ~-I ' • I ' ' ' ' • 1 I • • • ' • ' ' ' , ' ' • • ' • • • • ' • " . • • . 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Reist, 11 , BERKELEY -Sophomore s~~~:!.1:~~E L<lng after the doubleheader t;',:i~~~"(t 111 ~ Steve Bartkowski has bumped A10m1r, 7b •: : ~ ~ was over, fans and players Bench, c J last year's st art ing ettrv, cf • • 1 1 were still buzzing about ~::::~·~b ~ quarterback, Jay Cnu.e, rrom =~O'iT:tr,lf lb ~ ,1 : : Ryan's performance. Gel'Olllmo, ,, 2 lin f Me,•k1, JD • the starting ·~ or McM1111en, lb o 1 1 "He throws harder than c""'"""' lb 1 • , C1rdeM1, u 0 0 D C Ion Uoiveniity or orma s 511"'°"· rt • 0 0 0 anybody in baseball," decl.!lrrd c'::~~r:: II ' H ~ cpenlng football game. Torborg, e 3 ,' ,• •, Reggie Jack.90n, whose firs!-BorllOn, P 1 Whl N.Rya11, P > Yotalt •I ' ' ' ' • ' • ' ' ' ' I • • ' '" , ' • , I I ' ' • ' • ' ' ' " ' • I • ' ' ' ' ' • > Head coach Mike le a~ "Tora11. n 2 • 2 inning sacrifice fly snapped lo• ,...,,1,1 co nounced Mooda9 that study of D•klmt 1~~ r 11 ~ Ryan's scoreless string at 34 •11 r 11 ''' game films er last Saturd.hi ay 's ~.,:r;7r;1, 11 ~ ~ ? : Innings. "l used to think Sant ~~:~ ... ~ :111 : : ~ : Df1'ing scrimmage convinced ·m to M.AIDu, rt' 1 • 1 o McDowell was fast, but Ryan ~~1~~11j1'· Jb ~ : ~* ~ Miiii start Bartkowski a g a in s t A.Jat1t1an, ct 1 0 1 1 is even faster." w .0av11, c1 • 1 1 o Plalfllrm il'IMI · BouJd t El)Sl•ln, lb J 0 0 0 p • W.Ptrll.tr, 111 • C o o 1_ 0 181,m," 1111v.-»A.lt POlnll. t. Colorado 11t er nex Lirw11, .,.. o o • o raise also came from F.Ro01nt0n, ,, , , 1 2 Ryd••· Pl ' ... 1s. l. CaollO!lci. Satu day Bancto, 3b 4 o o o Ryan 's catcher Jeff To bo Gr~IH!rk1w111, Jb • ' 3 o llety, 4'5.13. 4. 1tlht1. E••I Gtrm•nv r • MallvlU, 2b 2 ' 1 0 ' r rg. AUJlllU, H l 0 I 0 s. Ambtro.rm1.,,, R1.11t11, 4'LS6. "' White also announced star H1111n, pn 1 o o o "In the last four innin~ Nolap Ctnnrzuro, 0 l o 11 1 •lrllr, tl..---"1.U. 7. ~rvUn. l't ' SI s-iill 'TMat e, 1111 t 0 • • h d h t n T bo 'd OJ!een, p 1 o o o A115111 • ...w.21. 1. Giron, Mexico, "2.41. sp 1 receive r eve weene., Duncen, c 1 o o o a super ea , or rg sa1 • sirahler. 11 1 0 1 0 '· '''"""•n. sinl• c1ira. ctt.Q. 10• will move to tight end with Harlen, P 2 0 0 0 ''I caught Sandy Koufax In his LMetwrt, "" 1 o 1 1 Hollmtn, E•1t Gtrrl'llnv, .07.71. 11, Da B f l1'19ef1. II 0 O 0 0 Pt raoo kl p o o o o w11111111, A115tr1111, 435.M. 12. Gin-BOphomore ve ateman Mlnc~1r, Pi! 1 o o o prime, and he didn't throw w r " ' 1 0 0 0 drlktan, Au11!1, Q1.04. ll II J · Loe~..-, p o o o o 1111 • pn w.i11111111t1111 from Wa a Wa a un1or r01111 29 1 , 1 any harder. But Sanely had the 1011 11 J\ • 10 Huvywllltrt f'ln11 College in Washington taking C•llfllrn!• ooo on oco -l be t . th b . Cl>Kinn-11 o10 034 ono -• '-t1111. R10Sl!e. .211.66 POUnd1. 1, Oekl•lld 100 000 000 1 s curve in e us1ness, '"°' An1111e1 ooo ooo no -• :~~~; E•~r·~~.n ... ~"f~.'o1. ~: over his wlde receiver job. ""•ndanc• _ 71,lff. -plus command and control." ~:~:. ,;;,~."~~re~ ~.~"1 T•m1 - V.nzunl, lflly, 1,201.~. 6. H111111k,;l·---------------------------'---------,.---~ii;.:ii~ii;;.;i;ii:i,mmm~ Hung1ry, 1,lf5."1. 7. Ktnti•lllltmljll Flnl•nd, l,lu.t7. I, DOe•rupj'I Wn Glrmtny, 11111,90. '· S I r t c 1 k , Cuthoslow1k ~. 1,151.90. 1t. Cl,........ a1 ...... ••· 111.J. 1.1 .. .n. Cycling T1r1<1orm Final SemtMh and 'Twtw11nlk&11, Runla, bt1I Galchkl and Ofla. E.111 Gtnnl"\I• TMrn Pllnl/ll f lnal 1, Wnl Germ1ny, 4 mll'IU!f1, n llC· onds. 2, Ealt Gtrm111y, 4::U.U. J. E111111nd, •:2111. (, Poland. ••1'.0f. J111lo Llghlwt!Qhl s.mJflMI K•w•auctll. J'Ptn. plllllld Kim, Horth 1(-; lluldl1, MOl'IQOlla, lbllt ~ l1r. Fr•nc1. Fl111I K1w10VClll plnMCI 811ld11. Volle11ball ...... au'9trla S. TunltJ1 o ....... Ja.,.n J, .,..,,, Otnnllny I GREATEST SALE EVERnHING 25°/o.50°/o OFF! 3467 VIA LIDO NEWPORT IEACH 673-4510 - Baseball S tnndings AMERICAN LEAGUE Eut Dlvlllon W L Baltimore 6G 60 Detroit 6G 60 Boston 117 59 New York 69 61 Cleveland 60 13 Milwaukee 52 77 West Dtvl.tlon Oakland 76 53 Chicago 72 56 MiMesola 63' 82 Kansas City at ss Angeli 60 69 Texas 50 71 ~RHlllh 8Dll&fl 7.7, Mllw111k" M MlnllffOlt ,_., O!ICHO 1 .. Olkland 10.1, Ctlllllnl&I J.1 l!tllllllOrt W, N .... 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For Oo liY1ry lANOCRUISERS MARK 11 WAGONS CELICAS VOLVO "Dean Lewis" We lease more Volvos in Orange County th~n any other dea)erohip. El<AMPLE SAVlNGS1 $88 90 MO . - • " . I ,, • , • JS DAIL V PILOT TW<Qy, s ...... .., 5, 1977 Top OCC Linebacker Sidelined PIJBUC NO'l1CE ... _ fKTrfMMll •11t"9hl Or1D1• Caul Coll t I e lrahmln Unebldctr Ktn War- rtn suffered a 1boulder sepantlon tn a practi c e 1tulon Saturday and b ex· pected lo be out at leut two we<kl. I Warren, a I-, 205-pounder from Costa Men lfigh, wa1 penciled In at one of the atartfng llnebackm for OCCts footbaU team thll fall . "We really don 't know bow long ht'll be out. It's really in- definite. He could be out two Wttlcs lo two montht," aayi Plrtlff hHd a>ach Dick Tucitt. Meanwhile, Tucker w a 1 8-•lli' pleosed wllli Mon· day's hour-long acrlmrnage (lhe Pirates' first of the season). "It went wtll for a first scrimmage. We worked on the running game more than anything else. We ngure that we have to work on that the most ." O!fe115ively, Tucker had Scrimmage Nears Rustlers Ahead Of 1971 Pace Golden West College's foot· leadership out or our • ball team Jt quite a ways sophomores and we have qU:ite ahead of ltll practice pace of a a few of them for a change, so year ago -and most of that it helps .• A good example was can be attributed to the men-. today (Monday ). It was really tal atUtude of the Rustler hot, but we had a great prac- :t0phomores. tice. The mental discipline has That11 the opinion of Golden been excellent. These guys are \Vest head coach R ·a y really p u s h i n g themselves Shacklerord who has directed haut." says Shackleford. his club through four days of . The Golden \·:est coach adds double drills. that the Rustlers have been "We've had super excellent working on all facets of the game, but stressing the run- ning game.quite a bit. Newport Net Event "We're trying to strengthen our ruMing game over a year ago, hoping it'll be improved. And we've worked earlier than we ever have on our team game. We started the first day which we've never done in 1 the past. pniill r..-oopbom<n """""' batk Slm! Nobu1sk i , lrllhmln tod<i.t Malcolm DtMille (Corooo del 1'1ar) Ind Mike Borth (Mai<r Dell Ind let1<rm1n guord Tim Band<I. •10ur fullbacking, tailback· Ing, and In fact our whole boct<lleld 1oou.i pret1y aood for 1 flnt tcriJnma&t/' Dde"'1vely, 'lllck<r alngled out the play of eopbomorfl Ken Shlbatl, (back), Pat Sweetland (tackle) and Cll Shom (end) end also probed lnftnon llod>ocker Bob de.LonccllolU !Miier Del). The Plrateo plal\ twl<W-dly W«kouls lhe ml of the weelt, Poinlllli !or their Soturclay scrirnmlan with Mlra Colt• College ond Son Dtqo City College. "Tbe mt ol the -k ••'II '!l't"d a lot of um. pollthlnc and perfecting thloga Ind '>Of: Ins '° aet our olr..ile oriel defense settled. And we'll have aJittle tcrlmmare each da:y. "We're progre1Slng pretty The .4~ Palmer MetJ\od -....: ' KEEP GRIP ParMURE CONSTANT ON TENSE PITCH SHOTS ·~ • . - .. ' lt's good advice to ·hold tbe club ·Witti constant grip pressure on all of your shots, but especially on short pitch shots Wtder ten1t conditions. On shots like-the one in the Illustration, the normal tendency is to increase · grip pressure abruptly during your stroke. This causes you to mis-hit the shot, ..... fT~,......., "' .. ......,. ,..._ ti ..... Ml,__ "" !MANDMA'I AN'TIQUll. "' WM! pd, but ...... stlll ...,., .,_ Aad Gib« lhaa Worrtn, we've been real lortunau wl lnJurlto ,. rar. we•ve hod few pulled mw.clea, b u nothing aeriou&." trni Str .... CIM• MIU. c.lfl ntD tb a.....~·'" vtm ~ -•. Tiii• MiM9 1 ti ... ~ IJf' M • lnitl'llfflltm!, t DoMld w. """'""' T~lt ·~ Wlllt ltlll COIKI.:?. Otrtl ., °'... -· •111. '°' lt • occ plllnS lo ICrimtn3' Miro Coot> at 9:30 Saturcla moralng Ind Son Dlego CC a 7:10 Saturday night. Bolh ar set 10< LeBard Stadium. .l IWW1'f J, ~. Dlpo.rtt ~ly e Ct111. y MAiiat.. • ._tAlll a DA'flDION. INC. AlTQ!t•aYt AT UW t 1t1t ,..,. .Mt111 ''·· 1-111 Sll e ..,... ..,.., c.ut. tUtl Ttl• W4fft ,,. ... ......... D AUOUlll Tbe Buea launch the aeaso Soturdly, Sept. II against rival Golden w..i. Ol'INI CMfl O.tly l"llol, " It "· _. kttltmllll' •. Gauchos Switch Scrum t. y S1ddleback College's foo ball team will work on fun- damentals and conditioning more thon anything else W. week as it tieam for its oDl)' oul!ide Bcrimmage Frl8a night. • '• t t Coach Geo~ge Hartman Gauchos scrimmage Santa Ana College Friday night a Santa Ana Bowl (7:30)~ The scrum was originally set for Saturday, bul it had lo be switched because of a confiic in scheduling at the bowl. 1m '1•·72 PUBIJC N«n'fCE MOTIC,J TO c••DnOI:' 1..,..,W Cllllrl flf 11111 Slllt tf CaHMnlll '-... CllMtY ., Or ..... ~ Eatal• W.. A•1il17 .. DON.t.1.0 ANDREW HOOGSOH, HI. DONAl.D A. HODGSOH. .......... N<llkt h _..., .. -lo thl cf'llllllon of the .....,. ntrTMll INc.cltnt tMI •II ---hlV\nt dtlma •11111 'llw Nld cMc;tdtfll .,. rel!lll,., lo "lo """'· Wllll ttlt ... ......., ~. In "" oftlct Ill' ,.,. c1n ., thl a11ow «>lltlM court. • to prnt<'lt "*'" with the ,......,., YO'Khtrl, lo !I'll ll!'ldlf•IOllM •t II• office of 11!1 attorrwy1, MITCHELL .. TUCKElt. AllOl'nl'fl •I Uw, 5'111• 1515 , ...... Flt1•11tl•I Cll'lltr. 410 Newport Ce'I'-' Orlv•, NllWPOrt llKl'I. C•lltiitfll• 92&60 • Wflkl'I 11 tt!OI plkt of bull""' ol ttw und-lllNd In 111 "'-'Itri ptr1alnlng la tht ••'•'-ot Mid ct.c:ldtftt, wllllln tour IYIOlllM •fttr IN nr11 publlc.ttlon ol tlll1 none•. O.ltd August 23, ltn, OOHALO MARLEY Executor of tht . WTll.ol II• tbovt n•~ dlC9dll'll MITCN•LL I TUCKSI AtMl'MYI It UW Suitt lllf ........ ,.... •lnlttdlt CMI.,. •11 N.-,.rt c .. i.r Ol'lft N..,.-t 9lffll. C•lllolwll nut T•I: 111•) Ul-7•77 Atl-Vt I« btal« Pllbtl1Md Ol"ange Coeal Dally Pllol, AU!llllf 2t, •nd ~temtiotr S, 12, lt, 1tn nu.n PUBLIC NOTICE IUPIRIOI. COURT Ofl THI' ITATI! 01' CAl.lfOINIA fOR THI COUNTY 01' ORANGI: 111 .. A·1ml NOTIC:I! 01' H•AJltlll• DP PITITIOlll POR PROIATI 01' WILL AND FOR LETTIRS TllTAMINT'Al.Y E1lal1 ot C'l'llL W. WELCH. DK•1Md. NOTICE IS HIERIEeY GIVEN 11111 HUGH J. RITCHIE NI flltd tler1ln I e 1111111on for protMii. or w111 1o11c1 for l11111nce or i..tl9r1 T•tal'fllfll•'Y to P•lf· Hartman feels that his '72 outfit is further ahead at this time than any other Sad- dJeback club has been at th same juncture. llonlr, rett"«K• to wtllctl 11 mHt fell" t furlller ~rtle11l•r.. •!Id !hit tht 11m1 llnd plK• or lltlrlng lhll ume 11111 11111'1 Ml "We are fllrtber ahead, bu our conditioning is. not what should be. ,We'll work on fun- it fOI' Secit1mblr It. lt72. •I t :OO •.m .. In flMt eourl,_.. or Otpertmtnt No. l ol T'! .. '1~gin Bobby Riggs, a St.year-old fonner Wimbledon and U.S. ' . National tennis champion now living at Park Newport in Newport Beach, will be seeded fourth in the 45-year.old cla!! ln the 43rd renewal ot the Paci!ic Southwest Te n n i s championships at the Newport Beach Tennis Club beginning Monday. "We've been looking pretty good. Actually we're · further along than we've ever been after three days or pads. But a lot of ,that has to be Con· tributed to the ·three days of conditioning that we got.'' Golden West has its only · scrimmage with an out!lde {De this Thursday night at Cer- ritos (7 o'clock), then the Ru stlers will go to one-a-day drills. preparing for t~ir season opener with Orange Coa st Sept. 16. or to strike it too firmly and much farther than you had in· tended. .,, I •uuest you practice lh.,. short &bots anCI emphasU.e a con· sunt-ud liaht-srip pressure. Merely swin1 your arms Mck and lorth smoothly. You'll pin confidence for Completing tbe1e shots Ullder pressure. uolot> ~~ 11 700 Clwle Cniltr Orlw• g wH(. n-. City ol Sin!• .I.Ila. C~lforlll1. ·-OamenfaJi·:-and condilionin the rest of the week while w keep putting in our offense and defense. We are jus beginning tO do Ille things Uk we wanted to do," say 0•111111 A('ig1.r11 25. 1'72 e WILLIAM E. St JOHH, - County Cttrlt JOHN C. McCALL t not WllllllN -.Ul•vn, N1 • ..,, a..,_......,. C•llfenlll Mii e Tl'!: {21Jf 111-S!SI S Attonlly fen P.tlll- Publl9htd ~•11111 Cotti Oa!ly Piiot, More than 300 players will compete for sinlles a n d doubles titles in the event with the top seeded stars named tcr day by tourney chairman Tony Prodan, himselr a defending champion. The loaded 45-year.old clas! will not only have last year's · 35-and.over w I n n e r . Ed Kauder or the Brentwood Country Club but also John Shay of Arcadia, Dick•Metteer of Anaheim and R i g g s 1 double! partner, Sam Match. .In the 35-and-ove; division, Gordon Davis of Sant a Monica, Bob Duessler of Costa · "We'll look at Cerritos' type or running plays ·just to ac- quaint the kids, but we don't put much stock in scrim- mages. We've done poOrly in most or them and I'm sure we'll do it again. "But we plan the scrim- mages. We do the things we want to see on film and don 't really try to score. We know we can score well. so we're not worried about that," says Shacl.leford. The Goli:l.en WeSt ~oach iillso reports no injuries. Mesa, Sven Davidson, a Tl • W k' lonnor Swedish Davis Cup }IS ee S player, and King Lambert of the host club are the top seed- ed players. More than 300 players have eignified their intentions of competing by submitting entry blanks. Seeded stars in the 50-55 bracket include P r o d a n , former Davis Cup captain Geor&e McCall of Laguna Beach, Btyli!h Glen Turnbull of the Balboa Bay Club and Roger Cessna. BUI Smith, a fireman from Palm Springs, Is the top seed fn lhe 55 and over division with Bill Lurie of San Pedro, Bob Hill of the Palisades Ten- T1·011t Plant The following Southern California and J n y o · M o n o lakes and streams, listed by coun ty, are scheduled for restocking this v.·eek: LOS ANGELES San Gabriel River East and \Vest Forks. SAN BERNARDINO -Big Bear Lake, Green Valley Lake, Gregory ~ake, Jenks Lake, Lytle Creek Middle and North Forks1 Santa Ana River. .. C MAn. ,.._... ..,.._ _ Score In spltt of tr1p1, bunktr•, rou&h and downhiU lil•-Mth . lhl help Arnold P•lmtr•offers you in II~ bookllt, ''Trou~ Skob:." A copy is YoUtS for 20c 11C1n1 ·W•ttl • stam~. nlf· 1ddr1s11d trtV91oPI s•nt .to Arnold P•ln;ier, in cert of tht• new•· p1p1r. For Tonight Alamitos Entries l'llST a.&c1. 3511 v1rd1. l ve•r Olds & uo. s11lmJ1111. Purt1 12.000. C11lml1111 f!~''a!ri000y /'e.· G1n1! 111 ~IHk Ga C. p,,,ll f) • 11' Ano.ii Suri Miki {R. B1nk$) 117 Pockll ltoctll (R. AcUI,) llt PeoOlr ~ /S· OH11ur1I 117 I.a L• Cac1u111 J. Wllsanl lit Moil lloy•I 1·· ~ll$Olll lU ZIPGV Hank T. L pllam) llt 0111 BfllldV D. n!Ql'll\ lot So.11lsh Low IL. W,lall I 116 AIM E119f:t °" 1111 B"m fJ Dnver 119 HvsUl'l'I e ov 2 (11. v .. uo:i I 11 7 Apr°"°" (J. Ward) 11' Thi Runl"O Olli IJ. W1!.onl 11• IECOMO RACI!. S.rt v1,d1. J icll & lj'p. AH-1nu PllfM $2,300. 'Ol•I (H. P-) ov•l'1 Reciuttl CK. H•r!I Oeea Tonio CT Llpl'l1mJ Gf'I' Go Mtn (J. W!lloOfll H ~ {R, •d•l,J Tll UIM T1xl ((, Ptr~r) St nor P1ndl /H. c r-vl ,.., "' ,., m '" "' "' THIRD Jl:ACI. 3!0 vllrds. 2 vt•r 01111. Atlow•nc1. Pl.H'M 11,JOO. ~ Llohl ~H. CrOJbVl 117 I(: P•t o {J. Wll$Olll 111 1~ c,11 C.. Ptrnort 117 mblr Ou1 ID. ~nl11htl 114 ~c~r:"t'OP~ur\'~,L~!h!%c1h•nh> ll~ S11rnl1y Royalty T. Llpll1m) 117 Mll'lx Skotl tR. B•nk1J lio M111 AIXlllO Moon l it . 'VallQhn) 117 FINI l id CS. Tr••turel 111 nis Club and John Faunce of Encino. In the 60 and over group, Les Wance of San Bernard ino, Phil Robertson or the Los Angeles Tennis Club. Len Dworkin of Glendale and Al Miller of San Pedro arc the top seeds. Los Alamitos Results Among the "'Omen players. Paulett Upton and Penny Stewart of the Balboa Bay Club are ranked one-two in the 35-year bracket. Evelyn Houseman will he back to defend her title in the 40-year age group with Milry Radabaugh 0 r l-luntington Beach ranked second. The week-long event also ln· eludes doublea action wilh enr· Jy rounds running through Fri· day and the semis and finals on Saturday and Sunday at the Newport Beach Tenn is Club. Muniz Tops Fight Card Arm&ndo Munl• will def•nd his North American welterweight cham1llonshlp ;n a 11-rouDd bout at the e Ana~im C.onventlon Ctnter against Adofpll Pruitt on MOI> dly, SepL 11' A lop 10 • round compon-ton boot will. also be slaged wllh unbtoten SOlllhland rlnll prospecto In the lilll<Ught. Irish Jimmy Heelr, wllh It otralght wino, Is mal<h<d wltll C...r Slnda. II th t we I 1ht champion Ill lhe Co!lio. 1'011 MONOAY CLEAA & FAST FlltST ltACt: -350 y.,d,, ve.v old1 1nd ui;t. Cl1lmlrt;1. Sl'IOO. Thrff P11r11 1Cip1ys JfTol {TrHt11r1) O'Arty K•r (Cr111t1y ) D«~a Jr. Kn!Qhll Time -11.14 U.60 'l'O 10.40 (.:!Cl ··~ Al'° ••n -Chlll.t00011e. Jo Ann'1 T•e•1ur1, Llt!lf St•n Dandy Ber Bo. ~~W•Y Kelly, H1'1'bi1 Bov. Niki Noll. Sc•1tc/'lfd -Pljlplr Mocle<k. Mr. '"''0 Zttlff, O;IJ Rex Go Bir, Mcnt Roval. $2. EX.l(TA (l·Kl11ty•1 J.., 11nd •· C'ArtY Kl~). P1Jd Sl'1 .... SECOND Ill.ACE -170 v1rd1. Tllrte ~r:Oo. o1d1 •hll 110. c111m1119. Purse Mr. Ade<iuarr (Hn~t) 4.60 3.l'O 300 B•t Famt (Orev1d 7.00 4.IG Ho-nmilnd Jepl)frd lWilMl<!l 6.BO Tlmt -46.:lC. Al•? r1n -MIC!w•Y Oendy, Mr. Ptt-..Jlly, o ... t nd Qnly, Poco S•m· "'" S1ro. R1191lme Cllclk. Scra1clled -Mol•ht. Walth lll:ock1I, Mi Pit THlllO llACI: -!4• Y••ds. 3 Vflr old1 a. up s111riers •llowtnce. PU1'tl IJ.!00. Gr1vln County 1121! Tre11ure U.00 5.'11 5.00 Mr, Ouarl1 Hiii ~ ll'Ot M1llU<Y S.la 4.:IG Lil G••lllV (1!9f Ban~1 '!O Tl--21ftl Al10 r1n -Qvller l•r Boy, A111rt Roc~tt. Print'11'111" So.Id Counl, Juanita l'tl'll'fTolll. S<tl!Cllfld -Po 0.Ck1, FOURTH ltAC~ C10 Y•rds.. ) .,..ar Old•. Allowance. Purse lt.jJG Jov""• Fay IH1•!1 IT . .O 7.1111 411 A'W<"t'd COO'/ IW1!1<111J 4.:ICI 2..o Mr RG,ln M•n C,.,d•l•I l IO Tln'll -20.3'. ,.,lw ,,., -Trulv Trlln~ • .-.unU1 Jo, Vol•••· Cl'lalnld Roc~11, 1tav1r Go Go.. FIFTH ltACE ~ Vlfdl. , Yttr Old• i. 14!. C.l•lsll!ld •ll-1rite. PurM tJ,50(!. 81~11., !Oreyer\ S1v1nnah JI'! fklrtl kl11tv•1 Moow 1Per...,1 Tlnw -ft.IS AJ.o r1n -v1.,....1n, F111111V Olrl. T• Noor ,,.., ... Llmlt1 l1rdit~, Donlt e1 Good. StXTJI RACll ~ w~. Two VH' (lld1. Cl•lml119. Punt snoo. B!lf~ o.,,.,., IW•t1<111) 12.60 I"° J.11! Mr. Mwr•'I IA<r•ltl .to 1.«1 D\loe'1 NI ..... (W•rll) 4,00 Time -lS.3$. A1w ••n '" , ... , C:PIO!CI, Pl1I M ~onll1111t, F1vi Joy, l"~•ler fawn, chT:.n COlo(I,,., Codt J • .,.,, f'10llf .... krtl~ -0.C-kw, tJ fXACT.l i;ij;1911 01111ty 1M Mr, MffH .) tllf 127'.,., St:Vl:NTM RACE -3JO Ytrd1. Tl'lrte·r1•r-olds •nd up. Cl1ulfl~ C.ountv Carpopnf1rt. / Al-1nc1. Purst U50Cf, Tiii 0 •ntit UIK.!1 Chick {Pl'l'llll') S.00 J.40 2.40 Cnlr~ Ooo!ll'I (B1nktl '·'° 4.20 Maol•h Diamond (Cr01b¥) t.00 lime -11.0I. .-.1so r1n -H11lh'1 ll;oc:ktl, Got Trout>Jt. Jungl1 Flgl!er, Rkt'I Gokf, Jet's Lldr Lwt. EIGHTH RAC• -.«JO Y•rdt. 2 yur oleo. P11r!ll U0.000. Tiie Juvtf>lle. l<1vlt•tlonal. Roo:•ty Del!Uldo 1wa,d) 10.IO 7.20 S.20 Flv1 Chics IOrevtrl )2 • .0 1'·'° Cll!rUego 1CroabVI 14,40 Tim. -20.Jl. Also r1n -Ga Cnlct !t Go. aurm1 Sl'IAn. M1lll•'1 Clltrr.:, 81"o Oltllt', kent o1 LJ..,.., Lo M Kk•, HOP 5~1P and ~11mo. NINTH RACI! -lSCI v1rds. 3 Yt•r old1 &-llP. Cl1lmt1'19. Purt• IUXI. .t.cl'l&rQtf IP.ot/ U.6CI 7.00 4.20 Nntv Molt (Sml !'I) 5.40 3.40 Leol•'s Ol1t \T'1•111rt) •.IO Tlmt -11. 7. Also ran -Mlnn!t R1fltl, ltocket Bir tloy, M1onoll•, E119l1, Oraw Play, OQ. Ao•Chl ~11sum. SlrlllkY J1m1s. 00 -Fll'lli.llld llrll dl14111Ufllllll llld Pl•cld lltl. IS llKACT~ (t·ACllMW & .. INlllJ Notti, ft•ld 1164 .... l • • llartman. 10iug111t 2t, :JO •11G s.o11moer s. l•n ,,,... '• PUBUC NOTICE t r SUPl!RIOI COURT Of' THll It STATE Of' C:ALIPOl.NIA 1'04!: TNI. COUNTY 01' OUJllOt: e "'" •. ,.... NOTICI! Of HU.RlNQ 01" Pl!TtTION The G!uchos coach was pleased with the way Sunday two-hour scrimmage wen "We feU that the first part o the scrimmage went well. was the defense agaimt th offense with the major em phu.is on offense. . •o• PRO•ATI Ofl LOST Will, AS AMllNPlO ••• ••• LITTllll• in TESTAMl!NTARY E1ttle ol CHARLES J. 11.AltNES, JR .• d •ISO .._ 11 CHAltl.ES J, BA.ANES, t DlcNMd . "All our backs stood out the scrimmage. Jae Jones an Aundre Holmes looked good a fullback and tailback and Bill Crumley, (Tustin), Bob Bax ter (Ganesha, Pomona) and Kenny Marquardt (letterman all looked good," s a y NOTICE 15 HEREIV G(VEN thril Fr1ncn &out111 ,.,,,.. llM t1i. NA111 • petition for Pl"otMlle ol • kll{ "'111, •• • •IO'lftldtd """ fell" llWIMI Of t.att." Te111m1"nf•ry h Pt ~ltl •n•r ) r1f1r11nee fll' wlltctl II rllldl' for furlllit' P1rtleul1ra. tlnd lhlll fflt """' •Ml s pl.ace of tlNrlna ttw um11 II• 11111'1 Ml Hartman. for StPi.mber 11. lm J' t OD •.m , In the courtroom of DIPI mtnl No. l ol court, 11 700 CJvle Center Ori VI d n• Wesl, In the Clly ol S1nt1 An•. C.•llfoml•. At this point, Jones an Hobnes are the No. l fullbac and tailback. And with le terman Bob Dulich starting a k D•tld A\1!11111 lll, 1t72 j.. WILLIAM E. St JOHN, Covnty c11,1r; t Nltltf, Rtt111 & DIYkl-. 'S U11llttl Calllonlll l•11k 1111111!"1• f 1111 Nlrlh Mtl11 llntl, q u a rterback, Saddleback backfield will be made up o former Mission Viejo High stars. Harbnan also had kind words for hi! offewive tine "We've shown more progress than we ever had before." Tth Intl M7.UH Atl'""'rs lor: PtlllleMr •ntt ~ C•llfenll• t2"1 Pi.rbllat.d Of1not Coul Dltl'f Piiot, .t.wu:st :JO, " ..... Stp1.m111r s. 1tn n.,.n PUBUC NOTICif JIOTIC• INVITINO llOS Hatke It lllreby OI...., !flat lhl 8oenf ot I Tru•J-af tto. Coed Communlty Colltff DltUld cf Ol"lfllll County, Clll ~I•, wlll Saddleback will continue its unique~ three-a-day d r i I sy!'tem midway throogh nex week, tapering off abou Wednesday (Sept. 13). t tec:PI... IHltd bids \IP llr 1 :00 •.m., t Wtdtlftdty, sept. IJ. 1m. •I tlll l"lll'chll-lnq Dept. Of Mid tc:floot dlllrlcl loCl!ld •t 1310 ~ Avenut, COiie Mnl, C•llloml•, •I W'll!ell llmt tlld bids wtll bl e publicly ~ •1111 Aid f a r : The Gauchos' p r a c t I c schedule can. for all offensiv player! working out from 8-1 a.m., followed by the defense from 10.noon each day. In the alternoon the entire team practices together. e TE1.E)'ISION ELECTRONIC MESUGE COMPOSER SYSTEM. 0 Alt t>lcll .,.. to Ill In 1eeord1nce with llM l111tructlon1 aMI CondltlOflS •nd Sptclflc1llOn1 wt11m .,.. now °" 1111 111'11 ...., .. """" ..... ofllcl of 1111 Purclla1lng Aclftll of .. Id ld'loo! dl1lrkt, Each blddlf lftllll tubmll wlll'I 1111 bid • c11hl1,•1 chick. urllflld chick. or t>ld· cl1r'1 bond m'6t PIY•bl• lo 1111 or'dtr ol e thl Cast Community Colftot Dl1trlcl "Thia is the first time we•v used this type of setup and it' working real well," say Hartman. "The coaches bav more time to work with in- dlvlduab and fundamentals." s aotrd or Trust-In an •rnovnl llOI 1111 1111111 llVI PlfClllf (5'111) flf fhl sum bid •• $ • 91111r•nlH thlif thf lllddtl" Wiii tnlll" 11110 e th• prOl)OMd ContrlCI If Ille .. ml' II 1wwad l'O Mm, In tht ..,.,,, of l1Hurt l'O .,,,.... Into ICICh eol'lff.cl, ltll proceeds of tM dltc:k Wltl bl fcll"flltod, or In fhl ctll or • bond. tht Ml INm llwf'Mlf wm 111 Baseball's Top Ten lorftlt.d h MW Ktlool «strict. No llkldet """ wlthdr'tw 1111 bid fof • perlad of forty..flve IU! dllys •"-the d•I• Mt fell" ttlt Opening ttwfwl. Thi loffd of T.O.i.t ,...._ tht Pl'IVll• of NIKllng lllY •nd •II Md• or lo w•I..,. ftlY lrngv11,lflel or In- fcll"mllltll'I In •ll'f' bid• In tlillt blddl,.. NOAMAN E. WATSON Seely. llollnl ol Tn.tslHS °"911: Setlf. IJ. tf72 • 11:00 11.m. l"llblllhld Ot11111 Cots! Delly Piiat, Aug111t 211, 11111 Stpllmtllf S, "72 ,..,.n '· PUBLIC NOTICE 1 PICTJT~US SVSIMl!I' ' INAMI STATIMINT • Tiit foll-'1'111 ptrllOrl It OOlng bullMtt 1 ••: ' NUMt:ft:ICA.l CONTIOL ' Tl!ClfNOL.Oc.Y, IMoM Von K•~ Jtd., ' IMl'!t *6( lt/dlmf H. .l.lldtrMll. 27111 1rtc11 Ln .. Mlllbl Vl•lo Tllt1 bu'llMM 11 1111119 conduc:ltd [ ·~ '· lndl'+'ld\lal, 1 Jtldltrd H. A~ f. TNI 1l•llmtftl fltfd Wlltl tllt 1111nty Cltrll ol Ofln!ll' County Ori! Aug. 17' ltn, •r.. .._ .... J. Mtddoll. D9flYIY CM!ty '... I ' .,..,. t. Publl.._. Ol'lllOI COttt Dl!ll' (llot1 A1111111t n. 2' _, ..,..,..."" 11, •m ... ,, PUBLIC NOTICE ' •otk• TO QIDfTOltl . ' SUPll.IOll C:CMll.T Ofl TM• 'TATI Ofl u.&.IPo.flllA Nil Tiii COUWT't 01' OIU.MI '"' .... ,,,,, l j hl•tt ol JOSEPHINE Lill.I ~ ltr• JOIEPHIHE L MUI.PHY, $ NOTICE 11 HEREIY OIVIN 1t111 4 CfM!ton of lflt ....,. NmM ....... I ht Ill ,..,_ flll'IWll eltl"" ... 1111 IN I lllild _....... tl't f'IClllll'lf to 't::.' ._; wltll IN MCfttM'Y ~ In ~ tf flw dWk of fM .... Wiiied ~ .. • ptfffftt "*"· with "" "" ,., WYdlWt. to """ --·-.. ttnf ltNll. P.O.... lSU. .......... I\.. Ctllfwnlt fWi. ~ .. tllt ,... cf ....... of the .... t!IM'd Ill It! "'91111'1 ""1elfll11t fl:I flit ......... lit ~. wtlfljn fwr montM •ltw tlll fl rat 'jtili. tlM OI Wt l!Dll(e. DI.ltd AllO\lfl 14. 1'71 ·=··""' Inc fff 1llt Wiii .. flf ltlll illloW Mmtcl _..., i1t NUIWITL MUlWm a ft:DI• r.--. o.a~ ,...,_. c..,,Ntt ·=· I .......... ....i ll'\ll:illtlwcl Ot..,.. c...i ..... =-'' .. ., ... • ~ ..... . l'UBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC p,'Ol'IC£ 1-+Cnf)OUI -•Ul lff•U , ,KTmout IUllllllM ltAMI IT&TIM.llrf ""' UMalTAT .. 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PUBUC NOTICE -l'ICTITIOIJS IUSINf.SS ,ICTITIOUS IUllNIU' NAMI STAT•¥•NT NAMI! STATlMlfNT ltw ldloWlnu Pf'-11 Oolne Dt.i1lnu• '"' tolWWlllCI • .,......., 11 Oolnt ow-•t: CAESAll'S CLIE.AHEltS, 1"22 BolU '" UNITl!D El.f:CTltONIC SUPPi. 'f Cllk• ltd., Hlll'l!!lllllOll Btedl. C•lll. COMPAN'f INTEltNATIONAI. all• ~ill• M•rotAI ()vNMW, I/On O!•blo UNl!SCO INT"L. GU Cftl'IPll Drlw. Mewoort k«ll nMO Cl,clf, H!/flUlllilklll IMCl'I. C./11. ~ R°'*1 W. C,01ltt, M Boltn1 Wly, Tlll1 ws!MU II bllflO (Cllll!Kltd tlV Ill HtwPO'T INdl lnd!\tklutl. Tlln bulJM'WI Is lllilno COf'ldUchld by 111 Mt lli.t M•fOIAI l)vftal'ltW Tiiis 1111emuo1 nlad with thl CounlY lndl'll~'Y AM Tlnd•(l'lllW' Cl«t ol O!"•-CounfY on: A\111 u , im. TN1 tlt~I 11\td will! "" CCMl!y Wltllam E. SI Joh\, COlllll'f Cltrt • .-, (leB of OrallOf County on: A1111. 11, Biw,1y J. Mtdcloi; Olputy F-1~1 ltn. l'f llYtf'IY J. MadclOlt. 0.Pllf't' Publ!lhld Of'lllH Coetl 01lly Pl Of, County Otrll ,,, .. ,. A111111tt lS n. " .,... Sfpltm~..,_~ l'llbtllhotd Or~ Coe1I OtUy Pllol, 1,72 ~f tt. JI and Sfpt~ S, 12. PUBUC NoTICE lf71 21M·72 PUBUC NOTICE PICTITIOU5 IUllNISI NAMI STATaMl!NT -•ICTITIOUS IUSINISI T~t loltow!ng Pf"-II Oollllil bull!!HI ••: NAMI: STAT•Ml!NT FOi.LOW CHARLIE CAR WASH, lOlt TM tollowlfl9 ptl'fOll 11 doing bu1tneu a r11tol SlrHI, Costa M.,. tuU. ••: Thom•• Burnl'lam ell f'othl. 1"31 CUSTOM f.XECUTIVE GIJfrS, 4230 St,..ntcle T•r,Kt, CCll'ona dtl M•r ttll•rl• W1y, N"""flOl'f B•Kll, C•I. '2660 ~ .... Pl\11 Tllam&t V••l11 .a:JO Hltlrl• Way, Tiiis t1u1!nt11 It 11111111 (Ollducled DY tn N1wport Be11eh, Cll. 924'0 lndlVldu•I. Thh w11,,. .. 11 111tng conductld by 111 Tnom•1 B. de For_.t lnctlvld\ill. T111t 1t1tern111t llltd w!lll 1111 Cavnly P•ul T. V1•l1 Cl•rk ol Or•lllll County an Allll· 11. 1'12. lll!• st1l•menl flltd wllll IN County By ltverly J. Mtddoil. Oepuf'f CounlY Clerk ol Ol"•f'l9il C-ly on: AIJll. 21, lt12. Cltrk. aw B"f'f J . B•ro111ri. Dlp\lty c-1y ,,., .... ci.,11;. Publl!Md 0••119• (Mii Dally Pilot, Fl"51 Al/Olill 22. ~ ... StPIMilllf " "· Publllllect Ol"•nge Casi 011ly PllOI, "" nn.n .t.1111u11 2'. and Seplembl• s, n. "· 1•n 22n·12 PUBUC NOTICE PUBIJC NOTICE PICTITIOUS IUllNESS Ff(:TfTIOUS IUSIMl:SS NAMi STATIMaNT , .. loll-Ing ..~. ·~ .... ..... STATEMENT bullnell It: TM lllllowl1111 111nm 11 dol1111 bml~ .. SANDPIPER COMMUNICATIONS, II: 113'_ B1ttr ""'" Cost1 ... ~ KIEHT'S GALLERY &-ACCENTS, 130 C1llfornl1 '1626 E. 17111 !t .. '°''' ""'""· t2621. STACOSWITCH, INC., "~ Baktr ~nc• Ktf'll, 20102 Blrcll. S.111' .1.111 s1,Ht, cos1a Mna, c.111orT111 mu. H~hls. Tl'llt tMnlnns It conducled DY • CW· Tiiis bln.l11t11 ls btlng conducltd by 111 por1llon. ll'ldlvlduol. FIOl'lllC• Kent STACOSWITCH. INC. By: P1ul1,,. K. Coolr. This 1l•fe1Mnl nled wl!ll fl'lt County Tfil1 1l•l1met1! 'WU lltt'd wllll II• COUii· ,t.lv• or °''"'"' County an AWi. 21. lt 72. fy Cltrt of Ol"•llOI C111111ly on A"'9-n, lly Belly J. B•ros!..,, oewty Counly "" Cltl"ll. RICHAl.D I . ll.&YITT, l!IQ. """ Put:llls.htd Oranoe Caal Dilly Pllo!, ltM &w-of IN Slan. No. 2'4t Avgw.t 19, aMI 5ecitember S. 12, 1', LOI A•ln, CalllOl"llll '°°'1 Tll~211~1-''n :mi.12 . .. -.. ,. ...... -1'1'714 PUBLIC NOTICE Pubtl~hlllll Or11191 C011I D•Uy l"llol. AWIUll 1f, ..... StpNmDtr s, "· "· "" """' P'ICTlT\OUS IUSIHEIS ..... ST&Tl!MINT PUBUC NOTICE Tiw fol1awlng Ptt$Ol'I Is dolnt bu11nau .,, . ..,. BUNDY CANYON PROPERTIES, .Wl 81rCll SI.. SI/Ill 1112. NtwPOrl BNth, NOTIC.a 01' TRUSTEl'S IAl• JIN" fl•lYI C•lll. '2660. On Stpt.mblr' 21, tm, tt ll:OO AM,. G1r1 Pldenon, 11'211 Mol'l1•111, FULLEITON MORTGAGE AND Apl. :!Cl, Los Ango,I~, C•lll. '°°"9. ESCltOW COMPANY, .. TnntH undef' Tiiis b\lt.IMU 11 11111111 eondUCClld bv a Umlled P1rt ... nhlp. •Ml PVrtUant to Dltd of Tnnt <1•111111 J11ny•'Y S, lt71 lxttvled Dy Gregory Ii. Gtry P-.on Sml II 1MI Annt H, Smith. llvl!NMI trld Tllh 1t11tme<1t fl lt'd wtltl lllOI COUtllV w1!1 tl'x:I re.::ordld Jan<1•t'j' 6, 1'71, Ill book Cllfk o4 Of'a1111e County on AfJll., 21, 1'72. tfll. Pitt m, ol Ottlcl•I Rtcordl 1n """ By Betty J. Bergsl.n. Deputy COUflly 0Hlc1 ot Thi Recorcllr ol 0<"1.., County, Cl1rk. FIMIJ Calllomlt. wlll Mil •I Pllbllc 11lctlon lo l'llghtit biddlf tor Cl&ll fP9y.ablll •I time Pvillllhed Ori• C0111 D•llY Piiot, AU!lrnf :it, •l'ld S«lhlmllll' 5. 11, 19, of wll In J1wlV1 motllV of tllt Ul!!llllll 1m 22U·72 S••te-il on !hi ''°"' 11111' ot 1M Hor11! ..,._ 1r•nc1 lo FULl,ERTOM MOATGAGe -PUBUC NOTICE A+IO ESCROW COMPANY. toS S, EUCiid SlrHI, FuU1rton, C•lllorTlll •II rlfllt, !Ille •nd lnllfnl convevft lo Mid ,_ lllld 111 ,ICTITIOVS IUSllNISS It uodlf uld Dltd In the pniptrty N.t,Mll STATl!MINT • 1lt111tt'd ln ,.,. Clly or 1rv1111, In uold Thi tollow!llll Plf'WI II 6olt11t bulltllU COU!lly •Ml Sl•lt d1Krlblcl 11: b ' Loi .0 ol Tr.ct No. 70i1, II 1'-11 "" PllfJtCtlAFT, 1W W. 17th SI., C.11111 1 map !Wtof rtcOl'Old In Book 2'1, MIN, Cat. PIU'll ll to •1, of MIK•ll~ M6pl, Rldlard e.fl!I$, 13) w. 17111 SI. Cosl• reconl1 of .. Id O!'allSll' COU!lly. M-, C11. -TM llrHI tddrl'll or Mid PfDIJltly II Tiiis MlntlS ti bt!no COOdUC!ed tlV In Pll'POl'lld 1(1 bl: "'' GrHncap Awtnu., lndlvldual Irvine, C11Jtor<1l1. . AJcl\ard BllTllS Said ••le wlH bl mtde, but Wllllo!Jt Tl'll• 11•111'1'11111 n1td with 1111 county toven1111 OI' wa.,lnty, lllpr111 or lmpl!N. Cllrll or Ol'1ll!l-9 County on : •1111. 14, 1'72. •-vardl119 11111, IJllUltllon. or .... aw 8ewrty J, MtddOJ: Deputy COUflty c11mt1r1nc1S. to ~Y tl'lt unp11d pr!llClpel Clerk. II.Im of 1111 nOfl IKlll'lllll by Wld Offer, IO- 1'·1•516 wit: 121,701 .SI, wllll lnl.,'Hl lrom J1n1111ry Publlll'lld o,.11111' COISI Dl'!ly Piiot, 1, lm, •• In uld "GI• prov!dtd, td· A1111111t IS, 22,. 29 •l'x:I StP'-tnber 5, v•11Cll. Ir •ny, under 1'111 ltrmt Of uld lfn 11:u.n Dfed: '-· cllllrg .. tlld lllptll'ff Of , ... TrustH •Ml of tht lflllll crHtfd Ir( wld PUBUC NOTICE """· Tiii lllnetlcl•rt Ulldef Wld Oted, .., ITATIMl!NT 01' A .... NOONMENT 01" •Nian Gt • tlr'IKll OI' dll•ull In 11111 USI: 01' f'ICTIT O obll1141!lons HCurwd lhlrtlly, hlrttof-I US •USINl!SS NAMli 1~ec:utld tl'x:I df:IJVlf'td lg Ille llnd1f1ignM Thi foll-lflll ""°" 1111 •bfl'dOMd thl • wrlltni Ollc:i•r•Uon of D111utt il'x:I Dot-VM of till flctltloln IMKJ-lllmt m•nd I S 111 nd CHUr'I Cln~ •I 1"22 lolM Chic• Ill' I • I wrlllln 110lk 1 flf Rd Hlll'ltllllillllfl •N<.11, C.llfornl tll'llCll and or •lectlon '° Ct\IW 1111 i' •· ~•19ned to 11!1 uld Pl'OPtrlY ,.., ,iio!: ~~1~ .. CVf.,""J...'; C::,,~ 1g ~·1yu1•1d o111111111ons, 1111! lhlf11n1r. on J 29 on Y ;.;'11· tht ~ c•l.IHd uold •nu•rt • 1t11 . "Giie< tlr'l'kh •Ml ot 11ectlon to 111 Ol.wl'lim Ent...,,,,._, 1111;,, ~ W. rec:crded In t1oo1t 11nc Piii' •1' of wld P1l1l1 Rd., .f.Mlltlm, C.lllornl1. OH!cl1I RICQl'ds.. • ' Tiii• bull-Wll t:OftdlKlld by • CCII'· Otlt : Aw1111 21. ltn PCPt•Men. FULLERTON MORTGAGE DURHAM ENTERPRISES, INC. AND EKROW COMPANY ly: C, D. OUrl'llrn-$1C/Tre11. IS 111d Tr\lllH, p .. 1.. By Wll!l•m a SllepptrO, Pl.lblllhld Ot•nge Coa1t Diiiy Piiot, Tr11tt Officer • ~~t 15 22. 2' •nd Stptrmbtr S, Pub!llhed 0r"'91 Coeil D•Uy Pllol, 21.W·n S1P11m111r S. u. 19, ltn 1101·1J PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE NOTICI! OF Hl:.llt!MD NOTICE IS HER~ll'f GIVEN !llet t114t Bo~rd Of S11P1rvlton of Illa 01 Or111111 wltl, an 1"' 13 h d•y or St pl1mtllf', ttn, In 111e c111m111,. ot 1111 c;un~ :;'.,f::n~!!.cs Admlrtlllr•tkn ll11lldlng, $15 Norlll Syttrnar1 S!<ftl, Sanll .:. le.I , c 11Ct • publle ""'mo on 1111 q111111o., or wt>eth1r to tn!er mto ; lnr: ~~ly OWl'lld All Pf'VPe!'l'f Wiit> 1111 Clly of lrvlnt tor pellet IMI P\ltlllc m11 J'Urpos1s, 1or •n lncli'llnH1 Pl•lod 11r1 • mo111t1 1o ""°"'" ,.nine 1 ::r = :flci"i:1'::U,a;" a.ltl\';h, ~~)W:~Ttu:1~~ ~1ac:1!~'Tn.!:::= = rNy ... , .,., Dt ll•nl. Tiit • ..... oraptrty .. lac•led "' , ... dly ol ..... 1"' '=' of Dranoe, lr.te of C.llfom.I•, bel"' "'°'' 111rtkullrly ci:esc, 1$ Jiii..,.,,.: Thllt llOl"llon of !ht ~I floor of U11lw'5H'/ f'lr1 Sltllon ~'(!..:' 1'°°21 :ZH S1"tt. Jn Id Clty1 -Owned •l'x:I oceupltd by lord. Cllftlprblng •S -Of 200 lq\Nlr1 feet diilgni!lllll 11 Room l«t, ICll~t h lobby, IOClfllllr wlltl lhtl •llll!i of 1ng, ... lo ..., lf!l:IS frotll Nld clfolcrlbld Premllt:I by 1"' uw o4 111 ""'r•nca. lllltt. hi.Ill, ll'•M111W1ys, 9l'ld ollltr ,.rt• o1 wld blllldlng .,.. Pl'Milsls ... ""~ JI .. loctttd, -or Mr11fl1r .., bl Pnl'tllded ... IVllllble ... _. Dilfll ltllt Did 0.Y of AIJ!M}, 1m. CAllf'O~-r..~RPf.I. Of' THE BOA.RO OF SUPEllVJSORS Of" O~ANGE' COUNTY, WILLIAM (, ST JOHN C-t~ Clertl •nd e~-otflc.11 Cl1r1t (SEAl.t of 1111 809'11 OI $vpenoll0fl Of °''""' Couruy, C1Uloml1 l'f JUM Alnlndlr -0.Plo'ly Pulloll•lled Or•1111 cont D•IJY Piiot. SIPlfinber s. 1m ,,,..,, YOUR NEWSPAPERBOY IS A CREDIT MANAGER M.,W tr:,,..,_.... .. ""9hM ... , .... ,.,,..._. .. '".._ ,..,.. ,,,.._.,..,.,.,... .. ,.,._ ... ~ ... ,_ ......, -' c:.:•IJlflf ........ DAl&.Y PILOT ...... Iii ......... ,.., .............. ,., ......... ,., ......................... ,... .. • c.._ ............... Cll ..... ...., ....... _,, .. 1 .............. ., _,.,.,.,., .... 20.. .. ""' ... : ~ .. -................. __ . ...., ...... --.H,..'1 ... --... -· ... Mlywtl __ ..,,. ...... - -ASSUIE PROMPT • COURTEOUS· ~ERV ICE DAILY PILOT CIRCULA'l'llON DEPARTMENT " I Kida-Like To Ask Andy .. ' • I • • ' ' I ' ' • . .. -· 1 7· I: •• t • , ' ~ •' • I • i • .4 .. • • Tllftdq, Stptr-5, 1972 DAILY moT 19 'George M' Mukai Blographfl TONIGHT'S TV IIlGIIlJGHTS · ~outh Coast Gives Regards to Broadway CBS 11 7:30 p.m. "Summor ii Forever." Play centora on friendshlp betften old lobster fisbei- man (Garry Merrill) and 11-year-cld boy (Shawn camp bell). KABC 0 8 p.m. 1972 Olymplci. Basketball box· Ing, volleyball , welghUlftlng and wrestling are fea-tured. KNBC U 8:80 p.m. NBC Action Playhouse. "'The Fatal Mistake." Doddy McDowell and Arthur Hill star. KTLA B 9:80 p.m. Pepper Rodgers Show. UCLA coach dlscu .. es bis 1972 Bruin football tesm. KCET flll 9:30 p.m. "Catch the Joy." California fllmmakers ll!acGUUvray.Freeman talk about their work and show excerpts from new work. BJ TOM TmllI . '" .. °"" ,.... lllff A> aome theoter '""'"" preseol only Sbabspeare and othera perfonn aololy tho works of Gllbert and Sullivan;' the South CoasL Choral and Light Opera A ssoc la t ion seems to lavor the musical biography of a noted personage from the put. The Jul three producllona of the San Clemente lfO\IP have reflected this penchant -the · SCCLOA has profiled Gypsy Rose Lee {<!Gypsy"), Annie Oakley ("Annie Get Your Guo") and now the legendary '"'OIO•OI M" A mlHIQf blOIJl'aphy Mud °" ll'llJlle Ind lyl1cl by G9«Ve M. Cmtn, cllrect.d by '"" ldft.,-, l'ft\lllat 411'K· ftM' Awlln Bvttvm. c11onotr1P1Mr ENTERTAINMENT ---CINEDDME 20 " .. -:::'-.'.-.-":-J:. ..... _"I'' .I..:. .., --.. ~ rv · DAILY LOG . DI.,..,. lO¥Vllo. PrtMnllll by IM SOI.Ill! C011t Chorlt •nd UtM OP.tr• AllGCI .. !Ion 11 "" Sin Cltm1nl• Can'lm&lfllt'/ C-nltr In $tin c•-i.. · TH8 CAST CO-.. M. Cahan •.••.. Tim Bowm'" Although It ii a more recent work, it l5 constrained by necessity ln the early-century era of , <;:oiµ.p's meticulous takeover of Broadway,-and thus its staging reflects this old-style approach to musical S!AOIU.tf I ... _ ... , .... --. . ----... S !All/UM 2 "' ... -· , .. , ... -~1-~ •• . .1.,.,..,. Collln ............ l von Robert• NtlHt CoMn .............. AUct N•ll:.rt theater . ---.. Jot/I CWn ~1 ._ ...... " ... CMr Fischer Since the show, as its title ···------------Elllll ll'lf COl!lln .••. JOIMe Appltgett Aon" Nolu1 CoNn •...•. Htl1n W.llon ,,.., T1mplttw1 •.• ' •••.• ',P9Qll'f Shlnlr suggests, revolves w b o 11 y 1----,--------I S!ADIUM ·J ... .-· "". --- ... Tuesday Evening IEPTEMSEJl I Dr. W1bb ................ Swlld• Nelzen AltiM ...................... BUI L.c1.,.,-ll1hm1n .... ., ••• , •••••• Georve Ootlk• S.m H1rrl1 .............. Al H•rlm.n Mld11•" Gflm.ld'I , •• , • , , Dorl• Donk• Dll"ktor ...•..•...•••• Gane A""4-'f m Min lrlffm Sbftl Ross Ind Fl'9ddl1/Frril1 .•.•.... Cr1!9 Mlfrd\111 Olmt Mtrtin, Don tnd Dorothy -· • Ad11ns, Willie end Bartiara Shot-showmPn George M. C.ohan m maktr arid Lalli uu11111 and a brief Orange . C o u n t y ' mi f "G M" Gr1h1me Prttt., tchtdllltd aimts. -pre ere o eor1Ze • 1:00 Be O GI ID Ill-Iii! IDl lioll11 at.,.,. ....,.. "' In Its presenatlon, the wa.... len" stnot pll)'I fib own IOllP, latest offerin,I{ is superior to' eP11J1 • eompota1 lntf1f •ftlW'" IOftlS ind "Annie" but fills short of the Cl) llt aiurt dawnl. quality dJsplayed in .. Gypsy." ·-111 .. -. .. ~- around the famed Yankee Doodle Dandy, the castlng of the tiUe role takes on critical importance. Here the South Coast group has struck a gold mine in the sterling talents of Tim Bowman. Bowman borders on brll· liance in his intensive and energeUc interpretation of the egomaniac.al genius that wu George M. Cohan. 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'""" IP•> liifl I , "WHl•l'l AU l'UFORMANCES '0"'" '" ~do 12:30 • 3:30 NIGHn Y AT •·• • '"'" 7:00 & 10 P.M. 1:00 P.M. 23rd RECORD BREAKING WEEK L.;;;;~.~ .. ~ .. ~ .. !!;;--;..,.;;Yl~iAS· Ill· IM.IMM 1M5 SAT .. Slit' MCK ,.., ( Exclusive &lgclgll'Mrlt f11m -th•. M1st1r ol Shocti I . (IJT1Tll .. _ (l)D .... _ (1)1.-.11-Gilllot ... -~ -..... S ... :,(C) .,_.II ,flii.WIT...,....tl..., Niiw-DI TUllOAY ~ CLIM! IAITWOOD ~l_y'1 Heroes'' -Aa..- A Shocking M11t1rpl1ce • NEW·DIFFERENT ·REVEALING! ,,_ C.ltlll" (JdY) 47 -l)'!Onl A look ti ebt w~ IOllll ArnerlcM ~":r ... """' h'-__ TI lndlan tt\b. 1M ~ul ttlb" 1m ltetrlf n; •Jiii mt membm m ~1D ttlt ttth- of Min" "*'kll('a'.I v wflill stltt Ttttlnlrc m ..._,,...... thtlr OWlt unique cultur1t'lltritep. • • Lii MARYIN 'P•lnt Your W"IOft' All C•lw -INt STAm WIDNDDAT AffNd Hltcllc ... '1 "FRENZV" (RJ i (I)-. IDCllll.,W"' • -"' •111t11 -a"""' ......, .. uw.,. ,.__ ... ,..-. 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All Monstet. ) '.OJ4'!n e RAQUEL~H • KANSAS ;• Cll'Y : BOttllR • • • • PG) ME'TROCOlOft • • Also·STIVE McQUEEN "ON ANY SUNDAY'' • • UI THUTll 14 • • THE FINZl-CONTINIS WIRE RICH, BEAUTIFUL • • ANO UNAPP!OACHABU • THEN, TH!IR WORLD BEGAN TO CHANGE • ACADEMY AWARD • WINNER ~, • a.,.,., 5 presents • the Gar~an • • • • of the • • Flnzl·Contlnis • • • • • • "SUCH GOOD FRIENDS " • • . ...... • • • • • • Flag," 110ver Tbera'' and l'.!:e reusing "Give M)I Rqarcls to Broadway." Cohan'• memory mig ht be belier served JI the score were scluored to allow more Insight Into tho m a n hlmseir. Future productloos might nol be blwed· "'th the talents or t Tim Bowman. "THE DOBERMAN GANG''' "THE TWILIGHT PEOPLE" CONTINUOUS DAILY flOM J P.M. (!(\'I• .,, ..... f ~~·.!~~~~:r· BEST SELLING NOVEL "THE OTHER" 7 • 10:40 -AIM- "STANLEY" 1:41 Ollly CONTINUOUS SUNDAY -J P.M. ~EDWARDS THEATRES Peter S.llera - ·Wtaao. Hllurt?' 1.UllClll MATINIU D~llT ~'!!' ......... NAPOLEON AND ......, SAMANT.HA ..,..,.., 2NI TO,l.TTllACTIOH c:~ -------.. ------·-·---,._,....~(G _. Pl.US· ALAN AUii .. "Th Lui 01 Th Id KDI ll1111" ' • . I • ·- r I • . l • 1 J ~o DAILY PILOT Tllffd.,, Stpttmb« 5, 19n ··U.S·. Yachts .. Moving NewportSclioo-~r~~~~~~~ Olympic Sailors l~prove Race Stdnaings First to Fin,Uh Sealed Bid Sale: s.ptelllber 25, 1972 U.S. saUors Jmproved thelt ~ H-*~11!!'-SJ.A. 't· •rJU ·'· 11. = ,.:, :um~~~ i!l:f.1f"~· r.1·-03i~ 1-l-ll,7.!1~1~ day, but only one 6ppeartd to :..u~ 1 • • .·l:~~ be In contention IDr • gold · lll, ',~ i.i . =.,'111!'11\[t inedal. n. Tri11IOld. 1u;;:a:.:. 1nci1t."U1. • . ~addy Melg~ of f:enda , 1. "-""' ~~ r.=.. WI•·· e.o. 2. W11., won the filth race m the ~-a~A-a. l~.J..s.1. fo w"' So~t1ass Sunday to ll'llin-f r1::."'f1.I. t. Jio1Md';'11'1.'t, 1'%1~ lain . -'-• b'd lo Id • '" " '~""~ ,... "i::;"" .... .,,,. 1 r a go Gllml-rtV. u . n. ,.ffMMCI, 12. ~·· medal at Klel aa etrong winds ,lr-N:::'~' t. 1" v..111• _is.; :'lf.;!: kicked up choppy seas on the JI: •w.i•it• · ·~~~~~h Baltic. · Marc:-u. •='a•· u. PJJi1\;J'Ms.- Me1 .. es has 1.7 penalty 1 ·''°""'.:;:.•nett .. . ........ '·'· ·,,,:....--1!1· t = ~:~fu:~s. ::: ~;~RfLi~·~.0~·2t~.'~J!~ W-~ f s -·--ith Flnlarocl. sr.01;, '\· PMMll!t..tf.O. ft. &•!r. ICJ.UIQ .. WV.:-IU 0 Wr;uen w °'"'*'"·' ... J. W"t _ ........... '.1:.r. 21> ~ ... ~ ........ o .•• "ti"' ill , SWllZ.0.tld. ~.7'\ 1 • AUtlr• Donald Cohan of .0.11.Auttrl•~ .o. '· e11111,!!11,_. " 20. Al"llfllfl,.._, 14 •• 21, ~ff ZOO< , Pblladelphla won the fifth race fl·•· 22. 11t1"'';B," u v 111co,.104.o. ·~ 4.. B•lllnw•I .. u. rv!n ,, •nds. in the Dragon Class to move 1aA1. 21t. P1111 ""' 1u.o. up to second in the atandings. '· vn1:r:. ~~':.. ,..,,_" COl\MI, Leader was the Australian en-r.11~=::n.:s~1~· .. ,_J!:'t'~1'~l:t. try· ~,.~~:o 10·l: 'F1=~"· 1l.6.' ~· Winds were strong enough m-· 151\· lo. Au.tr!•, lt.0. 11. wHf m•nv. , Arv_,,11,..., 13, Sw9dtn. 14. Friday to force three Finn llCl••nd. 1!. 1tt111,.,.,. 1•. thns11. 11. ...i.; .. .,t.l--MC.I. 11] llt1'muda. It. Por111111I. 20 -..16mn and four Flying 1H1ln. l1. •m11kt. 22. Pol•nd. C•llKI. Dutclunan dinghies out of the Ol5Clu•I flec1. Dr • ra""" St1HIM• :n: I rtcn ._, 1 .• Austral It , S.7. 2. Uri_!llld 511-. --V~• "lf.7. 3. w'll Ger""'""'· W3.7. '· E•st ~IY~l.;_~dtm.. Germany, .0. 5. C.llfdl, '5.0. " I .... •• 00 •1 0 i: ~1111~ M.1. 1, f'llW Z.tl•nd, Jl.O. I. ; • ,,.., J • . rMCt, 3 .. , wHtfl, ""· t. Auttri.. '!i'I I" ... J:irminvf .7, .. uttrall1, ,.II. . nal•ftd. Sl.1. IJ. Horw.y, . , 2. "" ltf'l<I, 0.0. ~ !Erti:. I .7, , ralu ld, '4.0. 13. Dfnmfl'k. .0. ._ ~°'\ll,0. I. Eid rMnvl 14.0. t . SPllln .. , lS ltintlt M 7 1'- GerNtrY. 11. A"'Cll~ , "~.~~="'~!H i · Ernie Mlnney'• f5 ·foot Nelly Bly, llldlanl Dupuy, w:I • "·'· • ••10. n:· t. ocbooner Kelpie from South PY.VC; (I) 'Ilea Nymph, Ray l 11;,,~"~' . Shore Salling clllb, Newport wan.c., IAYC; (I) Te •Amo, ft, \lllt. W.ff;.,· h . • " : Beach, WU fin• to fJnJsh ill Clrlton RA>ctr. CYC; (4), If T.J!· • "fl . ll:i , Ke!pie, Ernie Mil)ney, SSSC; .,.....;,","), . ~"I"' .,._ Channel' Crylslng CIOb's lrad~ (5) Nepenthe, Jerry Rowley, · ;r.;; BOATING · tlonal Homeward Bound llace SBYRC. '· I~ • .!~ ,._.,,, 1.0 .: ~:!l:~ Yott m.':-o.l1·J~1<~ frotn cata1ina Island Monday. i'j1: t ~· .!l.3;11v~..!:t But the famed scbOoner wu • 1 . '"" !r.'.'ll".1'. lt-~1·.: unable .to uve her lime over . 'u ogan, . c. ops ~w:· b. ~r.111. 11. swrtur1.nc1. 11. ... ...... L-well•---bu 1 ,&.I I ~ •. '!l.t'~.--· "· -Dana Porn· t ~-· -~~"" 1J:"i1i~1:ft!i? .. 11~ I: · ' · · E;~~;i~:rro~i~;~ fraJes ' C,up ,..,_...., 0 • • •• ~~ o..,,. •1 H.n.ats Rac·e a::l;.':;.,~1i.o~· .. ~"~'::o.f.)~~"· 'lo'.1-"" . . . . 'l;bere were 45 en,trles In the ., • rr ' ••. '" •!!-• . .'!'· 1• ~·"'ri ·'· 11: race, za of which were 1n the J>U • nawmi ~r •. tit 11.'iwf :.t.UllCL :o. lt.' 1be Dana Point YaC}lt Club cla"ssic ·yacbt.s divisiOO limited · ' . , · , • • l'l2!'1i.'~~!!':l'' -"""' staged ii• !int Labor Ddy to yachls deaif!!led• aw bOilt '. • 'Tin{ Hogln :of ·Newport '"' before 1954 • ' • 1 ~ • ~·' an':.:v, o.o. ,-;--Regatta.• Monday for PH,RF The race is 'held annually from ~ H'.1flxlr Yacht ~ub \Vas the • 1 .o. 1 1roen. is.l 11. .between yachts sailing with · Harlx>r for y,acbts with Paoilic • Troj>by, symbeilic'of.tbe' NOrth 90 D/.Y OPTION TO PURCHASE , ' ~ . . . . . -w .. ~ ., ......_.._ ., ~er. -' r111-. .st-4 ,.., ........ 1S, ''°""' l••stt:lw C..,..1, City .t C..,. M-. ~ .; ·~ ll_INl .. UM ••• s11,100.DO: ouosrr s1,11t.eo~ w... .. -..,., s, 1111. ""w. ..... ·-Ja .... ~ "''"-.... .. ......... et,110 s.. ,,.... ~ ......... ,, ........ .... lt:~ A.M ... M...i.,-, s.,t: ,2S.• 1t7J. ~'IJl '.,..wtll a. ..-4 1o:•s ·1r:l!f.-.... k..ior. Stpt. ts, 1t12 I• 1..-... •f .. a..1....-.,,._'9t'120 S.. S,.illtJSMef, I .... Wei ...,.,...., _, ..W.1 ttllf ....... flif9'1fftl .......... : hl •ftt,lewtt;Wti...-c.....,'•fi.tH.ftofl•p•: . . SEALED BID: S.tpltmbor 25, 1972 SALE NUMBER • ' • F~EEWAY ROU'.l'E -----~~n.n J?J~·'~(i: J;,~y~;1o:t~;, ~ yachts. Class . A was divided the , lstbus tb f J.ds , Angel.es,. ~~ of the Prn;t~ ot W~le~ =· l'i't . ·~~12 . . . v ..... ,u .• ' 15. Ru:J':.·1., Pr~·17. t.lllldt~r;Il : spinnakers and those wtthout. • ..... .,...._,cap ,r;ttings. . · · . Atnerican Ya'cht.' R a c 1i lfl'g F11111n0. ll· a.r'fu'U:::·21. Po11nd. :n. F' 1 Re ults · F.mal rseuli's; , . . Union's match raciag cbAm-'",... ~ ~,.,,.fr•• ... a1,wn .t Hlthwop •HIW U~Yfft,"~1•11·&~rtlff>-ma 5 ! PHRF·A -(1) ·Teachtl"'s . 'r 1 • hi..__ ...... .,_ 1-.ii • ..i ~=~ 111. /~g,nt ,:, N~ CLASS A (With spinnakers) Pet II, C,A. Derivcis, Sl BYc;' ' pi~P'· be, r~ ~f.~~ tac:J.. 1il ..... CM'-.. s~~~~Ull-~ :~·~~.u: . ~-if~A~£ifJ.\*i°.:!:i~~ -(~) Sltlp...of en; Gordon (2) Sno ·GOose, ,Goeor;ge <tertypeevent ere·sailed_last r•iwfft,:;;;HllQ. _J .. 01IOl.lilfi1tc1. 1, Sutor1us, DPYC; (2) Lush Life Caristina, L B•N 1Y·C : ,(3) wfek in Hawaii. -. • ... , au'~~T;.~ 1 ':f J E , 11, Jack Day, 'Sl BYC; '(3) Tortola, Jim O>wie,.CBYC. ' As. the Winn'er ol The PriQce 70-k .t, ..wd.. Md ~ h 11~:... wff:' ... stete 1f .f119 ~r.'.J':. E,r. "L Fr=· fi1<0. i, N~ Sundance1 Jack Mayer, CBYC. P~ftf ·B -(.1), Sante, Milt of Wa1es competition, :Hog· an Port~.;;:i. Ji.t1 "Afi..!!!~: "l: ~: CLASS A (without spin-Valois, ABYC:·(2) Dream, Joe receives an · allt.omitic in-* • s.10.ooo·..,-... ,., A frat hid _, H•te .._,., ~ 8r•lll, Ii'· 10 Nlltlwl" tndt, 6.0. l'· ' · · · ' · · IUJM!fl, • C'11:.. 13. Swtdlln, ._ 811rm11¢1, 11.0, 17, GrNc11, jJ ·O. 11. Jwln:r.1nd. J, HU!INN. 1 ', Prfl'l(I, 7S. . lt. f'ol1ncl, .0. 211. IY""~I•. 17.TJ,lll•nd. i11 Austrl1. 1,, ll•llllrnft. w.o. 21. Jlfflllk•· 92.0. n. ,,.,,, Unit Sl•td kOtf All9", Port~I. n.o. 23. ArMnlln•. 97.0. AMI 1, Md. , 21. J•pt1n. :H. Pol1nd. flflil•:.., 23. . 24, ~ KClnll. 25. llrHI. I 2'. P~ Rijo, Gr1111:1, Inell•• • !rar1~1• 0.0. 2. United Sit '"-Al1n TrlnklK. d f10f lnfsh. Holl, S.1m11 Wish., 3.0. S. Port\.olwl, rilol p1,1tcllnMl11 5.7. '· Autl• I•, 1.0. J, SWlldlln, 10.0. '· SI lffllr J r•tfl ll1hiorM11 11.7. 7, Wnt Germ1nv, 13.0. t. £111111 , 7, 2. Fr1nc1, :n.1. 3. I . Auslnt. 1(.0. t. R11till, lS.v. 10. 1.ialiim', a,. o. w.tr'Gffin.rw. 63.1. ak rs) (I) Ha D J Le . VYC °' ... prt'fel''-FHA ,....-1,.i ... 1......, __ ..... ._.. 11. Dlln~ ~.7. 1t. 1111v, ss.1. 1~, n e -PPY ay, • Win, • . vitation .to :represent NAYRU • ' .. ..,_ , ,..,_ ., n~rnr.,: 10.t ~~·k11~t."i1: JB~ra~ung,~D~P:Y~C~; ~(2~)~A~v~oc=·~· ~· ~M~O~RF~~·~(l~)~Fien~~esl~U~,~tin~·~lhe~~·:·eo~ngre~ssl~o~nhl~~Cu~p!~ ... ~ .. ~·~ ... ~~·~11~-~~-§'~"~'~k~ .... ~ ... ~ .. ~· ~~~~~~~ f:=nc.?·'1.}.•·:i:.no1~~ftl7'Si11!t Jack FuUer, DPYC; ( 3), Al.an Csrlin, CBYC; ( 2) match racing series out of t!l:&: JJ: ,~;$~· ~J.r:.;1 Cjl.r.':A: Valiant H., Harold Hylton, Jubilee, Ted Matson, ABY€. Umg Beach • Yacbt Club · in v~1.vi., 91.u. u.._P~_!111:0. 101.1. DPYC. CLASSIC CJ,.ASS (!) 1973 · · t~n.':'r.1Y!j.J.02.\ ~f~'. -~'rp&1~~·f23~: • 31, Argmt ,...1 29.0. 32. 'tt11111no! 133.t, 33. lr1111nc11 3t.0, 34. lndlt , 15 .o, 34. T1lw1n. 15 .I. (; Austral/I! JS.7. '· Y!l'llQ'l1v!•.1. 37.7. s. Hu11C11ry, 16.0. 11. Swllillrl•nd. l?. N-Z.ti.nd, 31.0. •· Wu t <.>trlTlllnv, eroal•ndr ll. Norw1v. 14. lt1h. ls. it.•. 1, Rltllll, .Q.O, •· Denm1rk, '6.4. \tlroln al•ncl1. l'-C.11fd41, 11. E1tl Labor Day Regatta Bad Weather Hits Sailors Ball!oa Yacht Clllb's lradi· · lional Labor Day Regalia drew 197 boab in 21 classes Satuf!lay and SUnday. Skip- pers and crews had the unique experience of sailing alter- nate with gusty winds and ~o winds. Tr0phy winn41rs: Ootllde Classes SANTANA (7)-(1) Shadow, Ned Turner, SBYC. TORNADO (5)-(1) Merlyn, Diego Kahr, CBYC. PC (7) -(I) Mee Too, Wil· Jiam arlson. NHYC. TEMPEST (6)-(1) No. 210, Ken Weiss. ABYC. RHODES.33 (11) -(I) Mis· tress, Bill Taylor. BYC ; !2) Therapy, Gayle Post, BYC; (3) Honey, Jack Mallindcrodl, BYC. SOLING (7) -(1) Bellwelh- PUBLIC NOTICE MOTICI! O' TRUSTtl~ SALi! UNDl!a .DIU!D OP TaVST ... .,,_ LOAN llo. 111191 Ho11ct It hllrtbY •lwtl that WESTSIDE TITLE COMPANY, A LlrnfrM pt1rlnenhlp •t ll"lflllllll, OI' al,IC.CilllOf" !Miff, Of wbttltuled trut!M pur1u1nt to Ille d.ed cl tnnt ollO!ted bY ""'00NAl.0 I.. HARTMAN, tn ~llld meni Ind DONALO I.. HARTMAN, •I GVAROIAN OF THE ESTATE OF TERll1 LYNN HARTMAN,• rnlnon JAMES HARTMAH, • ml!IOI' and rtcordlld Feb. It, l t7fl 1n bOOk '21t p1g11 '2 ef Otfl$l fRec:ord1 In tlll 'llfflt• ot 11111 COUlllY Rtc0rdtr 01 ortnoe County, Clllfon'll1, •tld P\ll'tullnl to thll Notice of Oel•ull and Electlon to Sell ttMr11Ufld.lr r«onMd M11 u. im In bo1111 101'2 ~· 114 of 11\d Offlcl•I Records, will Mii, on Sept. U. lm 11 n :to •. m .. •I tt.. North front 1rrtr""' to tl'lt Or1nge County COU1'111ovM loci~ 11 7IO Civic Ceni.r Orl'l'll WHI lahMrly Wfff Ith SITfff, San!• A11.1, Ctllklrnl1 •I publlt tucllon. to It.. h~hlllt bidder for «Ml , IPllYf~ ti 11111 tlm1 of 1al1 In 1.wfvl _., of tt... Ufllted Sl1t111I 111 right, 1111•, tnd lnlel'llll, convty9d lo Ind now hckl bY It "'1(1er 11ld dlld In thot prcip. •rly 1ltuti. In Nfd County Ind Slale c1Hcrlblld ff foll_.: PARCEL 1: Lot ,2 1n block ,11 ol "Section a . f'llWPOl'i lie.ell", ln the City of NIWPOl'I 11nch, County of Ol'•no•. s11111 of C1l1forn11, •1 1110Wn on • m1p thllrllof recol'Old ,,, aoot 4, P11111 27, M lscell•l'lllOllS Maps, Racll!'cll ot 111<1 Ol'tn;t County. PARCEL 2: ' 8'g!t1n!nt •I Ille er, Pickard & Bogust, LBYC; BYC; (2) No. 7160, Kurt (2) Seaweed VI, Fred Miller, · Schmidt, LIYC. SSC. -· ·----SABOT B (8) -(I) No. 5554, SHIELDS (9) -·(1) Colum-Jennifer Martin, BIYC; (2) bia, Bob Koll, SSSC; (2) Prud-Sunkist, John Lord, BYC. ence. Larry Baum, BYC; (3) SABOT C (20) -(I) No. Jean, Carl Reinhart, NHYC. 8175, Richard Gales, BYC; (2) PHRF·(16) -(!) Sequoia, Woodstock, Dave Clark, Jim Moore, SSSC: (2) Bandil, NHYC; (3 ) No. 5363, Howdy Corey Myer, BYC; (3) Puff, Ross, BYC; (4) Super Sabot, Jeff Stone, BCYC; (4) De Mike Brinkman, BCYC; (5) Core. Cal Preston, NHYC. Shoo, Llbby McDonald, BYC. TffiSTLE (6) -(!) 'Bout Time, Ham Barnard, NHYC. EXCALIBUR (7)-(1) Com- motion ·'Buller & Alumbrac, NHYC. I.. RHODES-19 (6) -<II Con- flict, Roy Wiegand, SSSC. LUDERS-16 (9) -(I) Pre- .Empt. L er o y Sutherland. NHYC; (2) Ariel, Carl Davis, LYC. INTERNATIONAL-14 (9) - (1 ) Fox, Tim Murison, NHYC; (2) Plyg, Roger Welsh, NHYC. Inside Classes LIDQ.llA (19) -'(!) Lowly Roman,-Rolly Lohman, BYC; 121 Old Pokey ll, Marty Lock· ney, LIYC. L!])().14B (19) -(!) Bom- bay Bender, Ted Hinshaw, LtYC; (2) Tenacious, Betty Brooks, BYC ; (3) Hanky Panky, Hank Haeseker, Ven YC. FLIPPER (9) -(I) Lemon Drop, Scott Carter, BCYC; (2) Flip, Tom Forsyth, BCYC; (3) Green Light, Carter Faber, BCYC. KITE A (4) .:... (I) Vorlex, Bruce Twichell, VYC. KITE B (4)-(1) Cbubasco, To[ll Donovan, BYC. SABOT A (8 ) -(1) Fire- cracker, K e i t b Kilpatrick, Tahoe Race Winner Beats Rain SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. (AP) -The western regional sailing championships for two-man crews wound up a lwl>day stand on Lake Tahoe Sunday with Ken Orchard of Foster City beating -a thun- derstorm in to take first place. Greg Paxton of Moote ·Sereno and Al Morton of San Jose finished second-aod third nspectively. Last year's champion, Richard Gee of Foster City, finis¥ ninth, and world champion Ste've Lewis oi Berkeley was eighth. The course was shortened toward the end aa a threatening thunderstorm piled_ up .overhead. Two boats overturn~ before making it to shore but their crews were rescued by the Coast Guard auxiliary. Tabasco Wins Wrigley Cup Race at Catalina norlflwftl Comllr of lot 12 lfl block 211 o1 "s.c:t!on e , N.wport 1111dl", 1n the City of Hewpor1 llHch, County o! Or•,,... St•i. ot c111tomlt, 11 1noiwn on • mlP tt••er.ol rllCOl'dllcl 1n lloo~ 4.-PllOe 27, Mlttellt_. Ml;ps. Reconll ot Mid Ori~ Counl'fl running tl'lent• norther· ty 1lonti tl'lll llOflllfrlY prolono•tlon of ,,... wnteltv line ot Mid lot n to i n In· George Gr1'f!1'lh's Ca ]. 3 9 BI t«1act1on w1111 ""' «dlt11rv hloh tld• was i I Peterson's El Tigre, ~:: ~. ":r!:~ ~~1i:.1 N= Tabasco was the overall cor-Channel Cruising Glub. Msl11'1'/All1onv Mid on:11n•rv hloh 1161 reeled time wmn· er of Los Trophy winners In · each llM to .,, lnltrMCllon wllh the nortlllrty prolq•tlon or !ht •••t"ll' nne 111 1•1d Angeles Yacht Club's Wrigley class·. tot 121 •ttllllltll -tlwrl'( •long wld nortl'lllrly crolono•l!on ot 11111 e11ter1v Trophy Race out of Catalina WRIGLEY TROPHY (IOR) 111111 o1 Mid 1o1 12 to 11111 nor1Met1er1v Island Monday. -(1) Tabasco,· (2) Cbeetah, corner of seld lo! 12l thence wulflrlr •lone 11111 l\orttllll'l'f u.,.. o1 .. 11110111 10 The race started at Dick Pennington, KHYC; (S) thll polnl °' """'""'"'· Tllll ordlni ry Howland' Land ' d Al Burk hlih tldll 111111 ot 111e P1e111c oc .. n 1,, s 1ng an was orrante, e, Sawyer, N"'*1 6•'1' llill'el,..bOve r1l11'rlld to Is sailed around Eagle Rock at NHYC. dnel'lti.11 " tollowt: lltalnn!n-g it • lhe t nd f C I' point k'I tl'lll nor111er1., pro1ono1t1on 01 wea e o ala 1na McNEIL TROPHY (PHRF) thll westerly 111111 ot Eighteenth $1rMl II Island and return. -(1 ) El Tigre; (2) p ... -.. e, ~li111:.!:''~ s;:: 1:,1•;'!c~ ·~~ Winner of the McN eil Don _ Salisbury, LAYC~3(3) ~:;:«J, ~i8:.ii.~Me~~. ~C:C~Js Trophy for PHRF yachts, sail-Nugget, William ( B u d ) of ..ia or111g11 county, w1d P01t1t of ed for the rirst time this year, Carpenter, LAYC. I bMlnnl"'ll blllng '9.'6 fffl northerlY llljj" _______________________ ;.J , tM IOUlhff•I conitr ot lot 11 In block II 211 of Mid S«llon 81 .,111 from s1ld p{lloflt ol' 11110lnnlr>g 11 radl1I 11111 bt1n nortft 11• .W 43" Miii runnlr>g tllence ~ttr1y tlOl'lll • (Ul'U conc1ve la ttllt Ml"tl'lllesl tnd ti.vino • r11dlY1 of ~ '"' thrl;!Vjll! an 1rc Clli1ancf ot 11.st f9tt to• pOlnt frO!'l'I ""'lch 1 rHll1I llM ...,_north D ' 51' •" 111!1 lMnu .....,..., alonti 11 turvt conc1ve lo The toUttl tfld ti.vino 1 rlldhn of 996.27 '"'· ~.., •re db t1nC11 ot 115.15 flltt to I .1 point '"'"' which • r11dl1I UM t1t1rs ~ 1r' 10" :Ill" Wfflt lllenc11 nll!'lh 7JO 4ff »"' wnt 2$.16 i.et to Ille 11111'11111111 I See by Today's Want Ads I torl'lllt et" lot 4 1~ .. 1d block Jll: then(.• notfll 7r If' 30" '"'"' 1long 11'111 ~ 111'11 of Mid lot l , 100 tell to tt1t nOr'lh\li'ftt corMr 01 t.Rld 101 •· e BITS OF FLUFF for sate: C:,JA 1111 ..,, "'!"'" N•wpert &Nth, Beautiful 8 week old kit· • ··tmPERIRL sAV1nus : .. '. . • .. -10011 HARTMAN,. minor tens, beaJlh·• and wt&ned. 19111 _. win 11t rntdll. 11111 without .....,. ~ flt' -rr111ty. o pr"' or lmpllfd. Box trained, too. The ' ., ' 1 · ~ _... ..... ...-·~ ~ ~· mother WU port Perman. 6.00% p<t year oa •si>oo doj>OOluheld two,.... ....... s;,5% W·J'OO' -.nooo ........ 1iibeld .... to: • ' ... :t..W:-.:.~~ 1~.lt:"'~.! The ptlce la riibt, tOo. ~two)'elll-5.25%puJCU ,aD~.Ja~S.0096PJtr~oh~,: k:*'!"1)\t\~-:_~~ 1 F......;1., .,,, _.,..... ., t1111 '""'" ..,.. o1 tttt they're tree! . • -, • " ~~"'. , i:~ , ,ff'Wft UffMd IJY Mid dflld, ..,VlnCli ...,,._,, ......... , ... ··-..... '11dV• "'~ ~ .. .,.r:lded • '1 • ! I . • I -I ' ~ ~-r .... , ;tu:; ::;-..::;:.."".,"":."":!.. 'I.!.~ • FREE! YH this 'T.I y.. ~ . ·-~. ~=~ YirUcto; Newport l•ct~ (71•)'1n41• ,Im.e"a.'.".~~~ 114..,.,. wl,._ .....,... tllllt-frcm Feb. mah& :tnduro la free wUtt -rt "'I' 1'1 ~·-"'o:.:C,~ ,,P,,:" ,:,.,~ purcliaae o1 Meym Manx Nlwport Ctnte~ Olllce: 5llO Ne~ c.ntlr Drive, ~ ltw:ll, (114) 114+.1~ ·•#. ~ ,.oio,w , I· :t--::'.i='•H• :n.~.h M~. ~~ ' ' Otlwr olll~,ln,P,uadllnll~mjlln olllce: e1 South ~ke A....., -.~ii;i . """-~, J cc•-..TloH legal. You havo ID -tt &at P--. GlondOll, Red!..,.., Woodl8'\" llRll IY WAY,.8 H. MAlHrwS to beUeve lU, Top•llf• C41111011 • Cl•rt1no1tt e Downtow11 Loi Ant•I•• •t•IOO W. fi nt St, I Ill S. ;\r,tf!Hlllf 1i.,,., ._ ' Ubtllrf~ • • AuVqntskllottd .. f20J)OOb,"•~ .. ~-tW ....... _'. I... ....... ( ' ' ,, .. j " .. . , " •• . • •• ' J I ,. I I ., • Ii ,. ' l ! I j I I I i i l ' :;;:~":::":.!i':;:i:.f;r.: A WHOLLY OWN,ED su~~DIARY OF 2 Bii.LiON DOLLAR l!'ff'i;l'llAL CORPORA.'tlON 6F-AMERICA,HmJI l"2 • 2'31.nr 1o ............................ ,. .. ,.,.,.,. .. ~l-~~-:-~~:::~~~:.-:-~~~.::...~~~~..._~~~-;-,~~::;:;::~-;:.:-"'_;-l:~;-"'--~--:,..-~"-~70~~~'~'--:~~~~~~~...iJ' • ., _ ..... ' -· • 1 .. -. •( j ' t - J ·' • ., t • • l ' J 4 DAILY PILOT T-, s.,t-5, 1972 I DAILY PILOT lj Everyone H11 Someihing That Someone Else W 1nts DAILY Pl CLASSIFIED ADS You C.n Sell It, Find It, Trede It With • Went Ad ·The Bigg~ Ma~tplace on the Orange Coast-Dial 642·5678 for Fast Results I -·-l~l -·.. I~ I ·-·.. I~ I ........ l~I --Util I -·-I~ I -·-I~ I -·-l~I -·-I~ A tNOCI: JOU: NEW LISTING! Corner lot near park .and l!<bool in top Mesa Verde 1 o ct I e. Single story floor plan bas double fireplace, all electric kitchen; slate entry hall and spacious master bedroom suite. Owner tranSfmed 1 eas~ Anxious for your comments. $44,~ ... PHONI UNl\)UI KOMIS, MBA mn. m.lfft ON TOP OF THE REAL ESTATE MARKET Wlint THE ' NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THE. NEATEST HOMES General mATE UVINCi T bed. 6 ho., piua lup Wnl- 1y ,...., -feur car pnae parldnc IOr 10 can In beautltul tiled --.... many -leaturel contained In thb 7.100 ........ -.......... ·"" three Jots located • hall block: to beach Oft kl'. ius.ooo. SbowD by ..,. ........... DUPUXES, DUPLEXES .& MORE DUPLEXES Many to cbooee ftoom "': take advaptqe of the tax shelter -"NEW ONES L., w Invettment. SIX UNITS • NEW 5 Beautiful Deluxe apartments with one ewer 0.-al -ON A CLEAR DAY YOU CAN SEE FOREVER ~ Just remodeled 3 bedroom, 2 bath, dining room tor family room); ~pl~ce, ·cheerful bllllt-in kitchep with inviting SUNDECK for your entertaining pleasure; overlookh!g the c:anyori & view of. the ocean. One-of .. ·ilind in CAMEO ·HIG~S ...... : .... S69,609. the aa.... with a peek-boo -DON'T SLIP UP ON THIS CORONA DEL MAR. m.eooo. • MESA1V£RDf. ·; view o! Ibo ocean and iarKe · WATERFRONT - 544-5990 • NEWPORT IEACH.'MS.6500 • CALL us aun deck. Only l lbort block POOL, PIER and SLIP too. New carpets and GeMr•I MACNAB. IRVINE "MOVE IN NOW" Sbarp •waded 3 BR, 111 both, panelled DR, rod brick fireplace, new shag carpet. VA usumable loan. Eutsk1e Calta Mesa. Pric- ed tor FJSr SALE $29,950 • (04) LINDA ISLE- MEOITERRANEAN New custom design. Picture windows in FR -LR. - masttr BR &. 1 tu d y over)ookiDg the aparkllni- wat~rs .,, the Bay, Formal DR. Gourmet kltcheo. SBR. 4% bath for . every con.. venience. Dave Cook 64~. Open Mon.. "1-S p.m. -No. 46 Linda Isle. (C25). Gtntr1I MACNAB. ,IRVINE ELEGANT LIVING-, MODESTLY PRICED Gractous 3 BR, FR. 2 both eaeyon view charmer. £r)o joy the privilege of telt.tting )'Our own u n con g • 1 t t_d privt.te beach -l to etmse from. An unre~atable buy at $71,500. (Cl6). ONLY $35,950 Nearly new 4 bedroom home in excellent condition. Near grade a n d intermediate &ehoola. Hurry tor this one. (C22). ,.__ BAYC.REST Gracious 4 BR. 3 bath, Fn & pool home. 3CJl) IQ. ft. or living 1pace. Modestly pric- ed at $89.500. Open Sunday 1-5 p.m. 1609 l\ntlgua. (C24). General General -------·- A. U"'l(.;(,11: tlO'tt A BEAUTY ON SANDALWOOD -Just list- ed and priced . perfectly! Three bedroom home that is class - c o 1 or coordinated throughout in warm tones of early Autumn, delightful stone fireplaces in the living room and in the den both of which are set off dramaticaJ.1.y with the rich textures of open beam ceilings. The kitchen is bright, the sur- roundings are serene ap.d the pride o~ own· ership is very evident. Guess what kmd ot roof it has? -you're right, a heavy i;hake roof! For price and location - PHONI UNl9UI HOMES, NEWPOO llACH, '4MIOI to .... bay. $1'15,tm with drapes, 2 Bedrooms, 21'.i baths, WET BAR, ~~;;;ra~l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~G~.,;.,.;;r;a~I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;' ternu and owner will ...,_ marble fireplace. Overlook THE WATER aider tradea • su.bmtt all of-fro ti d · ••5· 000 fen. Great tax shelter, 407 m your P! o an enJOY ...... ""'"' , • HARBOR·VIEW HILLS ~ 4BR. 2 bath, FR home better than new Entertain <>n patio & decks. Gu BBQ. Cenunic cook top.· Sell-cleaning o v e n • $89,900 Dona Ori.chester "'""'35. (Cl3). DOVER SHORES VIEW Spectacular view -4 BR. 3 bath home. DR, FR -pool size k>t. Immaculate con- dition. Exceptionally priced at $112,590. OwrM!r leaving area. (C30). U~l()UI: tl()Ml:S ON TOP OF THE REAL £STAT£ MAAKET WITH THE NICEST PEOf'LE SELLING TH('NEATEST HOMES -St; 0pen Sa~ 4 -lfP.Pl!INESS Sun.1~ . IS .A VIEW - · SCA'RCE AS , •• from this freshly painted and decorated HEN'S TEETH 2 bediooni. 2 bath and den with wood panel- olinJa .!)6/e PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES . .. ·SHOWN · BY APf'OINTMENT ing, fireplace, covered patio fbr your ·•nter- Flxer upper " bWld; 35 It by taining . pleasri<es, with superb landscapings. 70 ft. M )ot on Bay · t •54 5 IOI Linda Isle Drive Avenue-2 and Family"""' SEA to apprecia e. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · • • • 53 Linda Isle Drive home on ........,, at -KEEP COQL · Elegant 5 bdrm., 41'.i bath!; on lagoon. New present. Plano and permit ·. • · • · IN YOUR OWN POO~ - carpet.;, drapes & -wallpaper .. Lovely garden P~ '49.500.""" up-JUST 'REDUCED·-This 3 bedroom,.2 bath, ; & large slip . ;" ...• ." •. : ......... $200,000 per;.:'dd :i::.!~e':"..J:>U:: family ·room pl'us a convertible den, 2 used F:or Complete ·information :! ~and den rents brick f~l~ces, bulllins ,ih,kitcben•ana B-B-Q 'On_ All HoinH & Lois, P_laaH Call: · $1T51'ei-...ek ....U.er. $185 with P ATE guest i:oom. & ba\b. Entertain I per month wtnt>r. ·Plenty or around your. OWll POOL ID CAMEO HIGH-BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR ! roomtoadd.unlt"on=o!. LANDS .............. : •..•.• ~ ....... $'12,500. DOVER SHORES- SPARKLING ldGHTS ~u':'":.,,~m~'r .;,;:. llriflil l =t'6=; I Per:fect for -clous en-I01 ~ DM la· .. e.·~ ........... ~·GOD tertaining. $93,500. Tom ~~~--~,,~.,,~, !'·~-~· Queen -· CC17) _ BIG CANYON FAIRWAY LOT Btillder'1 dream. 134' ~ tage. Northeast exposure. Great view of mountains. $52,500. Joel Smith 642-8235. (C36). IN TIME FOR SCHOOL CORONA DEL MAA, 87MIOOO • MESA YIADE, 548-5990 • NEWPORT llEACH, 'l45«i00 • CALL UI -------Gtner1I a. ....... 1 #2 HARBOR ISLlND -Lovely 5 BR., 51'.i baths, waterfront home.· · Lge. living rm. & family rm ., just redecor- ated. Pier, float and sandy beach. Beautiful yard w/lge .. shade tree & swimming pool. I 341 Ba 1W. ·Dr;, Sulla I, N;B. 67U1'1 . t.liot. $j9,lll0. . -M-M-M-M NICE U..!!!!i!!!!l!!!!!!!!!-..;,,!!!!!!!!'"!" .... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!li. ~ CONDOMINIUI>\ -. , . IN BACK BAY AREA. -2 Story, 3 Bedroom, General · 21'.i balh, builtin kitchen, s t o ·n e fireplace, . '~ FAMILY ROOM, cpmmunity pool & REC. You can move into this Ya.cant, ~u located tamily home alm<>rt lmmedlately. Walk m elementary, junior and hi IChooh:, p1UI SO acre park with tennil courts and BtLL GRUNDY, lEALTC'R 341 Bayaldo Dr .. Suile 1., N.B. 67Uliil C.C.C. Excellent area of I ~!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~-~-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Mesa Del Mar where the Geniral Gener•I price range . eoes up to 1.-:;==----- .. i . . • ~ • BAYFIONT ROOMS including billiards. Fee I a n d and close to everything. • . . . . . • . . . . . S32.500. BIG HOME· SMAlL PRICE $42,000, Thi1 lltUe gem goes at· om, $3f.SOO! MULTIPLE LISTING - ~~.= ;4i_ "4tlll-S111_ fd · Rd with }lier I: .Up lllttable . , IWli6illiillllilijl.i!I fnr large yacht CiaSttc A .. i......... -nus ·beautiful and immacu-Realtors 646-ml late . N<Jr1hgate home is 2M3 WestcliH Drive The advantages to all In- volved in real estate of us- ing Multiple Lliiting aa the most effective v.·ay to sell property at the best price 1n the lhortftt period Of tlme; are pe~ obvioua to .all but this co~t 1s worth repeating again and again tor t~ bene1lt of those who doubt It. For the homeowner SPYGLASS .PLAN 74 3600 plus aq It ln thia 5 bdrm, 4 ba, pha bonua nn home on a V J.P. location. Central al&cmd., :Intercom .\ llulJt· In__, player. Nc>wu LA.9UNAOCEAllVll\WCONDOMINIUM ·=~~::)_~= • ?-'~ --topped-oft with a . huge u~ ---=Ope~n:,.'~till'°'9:,.P~M~- •tatrs """"' .room 1n .,,_ SWIMMING vtai~1hii ~ -nut ....... In ldtchetr, ~ Pri~le Mllcl\. ~·i~· Volrey}l@!I, A. ~~· = e": . . REALTORS, spotfes,-z bdriiJ.; 2 baw; l(t. llllCI.~ ~-•'BR -ws I patiO •.. OnlY. $62,500 \furn, For app't' call . ~~er Bit ..,.:-:;; 64"4·7210 dltlon to ·3 lovely bedrooms, ALLOWED and separate dining area. -·lot • lxttlh-taldna -·dloceanA-.Ulne. George Gr:upe. oPPOOlt• aide o< ..,..., ro.. .... ""·. ' eut1tanc1ina ''""" iot, all AVOID THE aPrinkle~ and access for tOl" em celebrate-tbe boll· da>rln :rour new homo. Call DO'I'" Sl.50,CXX> lncludbW land. .• :i.aSOLUTEL"Y BEAUTIFUL ' mal.dhliJI& rm qn the s.,.. -"""'T COAST ,HIGHWAY boatl Shake roof, cement CROWD Custoinizetl. Linda Isle 5 BR. residence on . Family rm "IVlth bar " .... COltO!IA DEL MAR, CALIF. 1;;.. , arat. l!otn the main --1=--.,..-----,:;---,------Lagl>Qll. Family.room, three,...,places,. ex, c..,. P.ID<lled den. A luxur-GO...ral Gonoral quiriWydecorated:Neverocrupied. ~-·-ho priced~~ •----------------- driveway and block wall There Is room for the whole fence mean true quality too! family in this 4 bedroom Now reduced to only $34,900. pool home. You will enjoy It simply means he has the 8 eel h 11 .. ... .,.. and contacts o! all . r . . le. o1 u1 in real estate in the Elle.en Hudson · • • ;l:.m: at 12Z.m" ,.. * * * . * * * . n l!RIME BAYFRONT J&la.W::~:E ~REALTORS --15"4111-44141- (0pon Evoni"t•) Awrages 254· deep,--Ws ••cepuona1 ·1ot ts * T_·AJ·LO.R ·CO. * the· last large waterfront available. Located I· 1 on main bay and pric"1 to sell at $3900 front I f J ! " • I\, l !"; ] foot; Marcia Bents . . . ' RATHER PtAY THAN WORK? I Lo\v. maintenance yard. The moment yo'1 step Into ltie' beamed ceiling !iv. rm. of ·tbls Lusk-lilt home, xou'IJ love'it! 4 BR. +fain.. rm.. ~9;509. Cathy Telinille • . . ' . -CHARMING .2 BEDROOM---CdM· Wtillting distance to ociean & ·shops: Greaf· house. for · coup!O. Low maint. Move-in COJ>o dltion. Qozy fh'eplace. $89,900. 'I'riona Bergm 'SMART STYLE -SMART BUY ' Here 18 a perfeet home. Beautiful & spacious for graciotls living in Big Canyon. Excellent ' value. $115,000. Cdll Paul Quick. . LO~ SUPER VIEW? . Worth your while td see a sharp 4 bedroom In Harbor View Hills for only $65,000. See Ibis. kJng.si2e value today. Call Jim Muller -. THE LIVING IS EASY A sunny, cheery "~ark" home. ~ bdrms.,. family rm., beaut kitc!)en, all b1t-lll!. 14eal Joe., ne~r all scboOl•, Univ. Park. 454,900. 11Chuck" Lewis · · OCEANFRONT -C:AMEO SHORES Above-private beach , -WHITEWATER · VIEW -secluded patl,b & crystal poOI. A really dl$tinl!Uisbed bolJle. One-of-a-kind. CalhBud Ausiln to. see; $295,000. , . ' 'TOI' LOCATION -WEST BAY BAYFRONT-Pier & allp. Adaptabie home for large or IJllall family. S 11R., 111est rm., 12 hqge patios on -42' corner lot •199,000. 'Eujane Vreeland. · , .. wi'tlTE 'WAT~R l/IEW.c...50. LAGUNA A lq'vely wmn cottage in Table Rock. Stepa to two great lleaches: Terrific -riews. from 11r roiims. Xlnt .financlnJ .. '98.5007'~r a~pt · call G. Grupe • MONARCH BAY TERRACE-VIEW SpaciouJ & gracious home wllge walled yard, free form pool Ideal ' BR. FR home for gro\Vlng family. ·Many extras. G1'!at value. $119,760. Call Bob Yorke , 5 BEDROOMS $66.000 Barbor View Homes Somerset model Fol"ll)o 11 d!nln1 rm, ~am ~ 3 bl. 2 f!"plcs " bar •. Nw part, 1>001s " pl111rouncL By app'L Honrd Wells ' --Coldlct1l,B••111 ~ I Ill NIWPORT CENTIR Dlt., Ill. - . . REALT<IRS SINCE™4 673-4400 . ~ 'Jnfli,...... - MESA VERDE -$39,500 Immaculate home with 3 bdrms.1 ~ rm., enclosed lanai and 2 baths. Lge. rooms, beau .. tiful stone fireplace, good pl?" & lovely yard. Quiet street. !letter hurry. . Office Cloud Monclay -Labor Day -Tecl·-TIJe· Roof "Our 27th-Yaar" ~"~ -~;Story . WES~n"sa!~!.~RHl~~-;.dRealton c\JsroM 1TA1.I4N TILED "OY•rloo~l:l B~ Canyon Country' Club" ENTllY! 2-ltoey vaulted • · ,., -10 and beamed celling Iivlllg NEW~ORT C NT R, N.B. -• ro0n1. FORMAL. DINING! ,,,_,_ I Gtner•I J;IUGE FAMILY' 'ROOM! 1,-;;.;;;;no:;.r;.;•"------~":!~ M~!::«! LOCATION! SIX BDRMS. tft'. Wlbdlnr ..._.. to LOCATION! IRVINE ~ muter 1ufte. · • · • Beamed atrtufu patio • alt * Coll• Parle fbr the active, tun lovq THINK OCEAN! That's what the present own- tt says! Thia very neat home feature"s 3 bedroonu, f.amJ.ly room, paneled den and. 2 ball)s. Lo\lety land· 1Caping frollt and rear, sprinkler l)'ltem, nicely dec- orated interior. Great It> cation for children, near schools. Extra privacy in rear. Full price ls $32,900 with all financing including no down payment to Veter- 1.n1! PleaR phone 546-2313 far addJUonal intormation and appolhtment to att. 'O J THE REAI.i ')( EST ATERS entryway PLUS extra larp * Near Collegr. all Schooll family, t:bil ii it! A 6 a'ld pat\i) off 1ami1y "' cu. alld ~ bedroom, l bath. eUJ tom redwood oover, Euy * Carner Loti ~th Magnifl-maintenance man 1I011, .,.,.,~ >Ud. Doc ceM Nodollt Pino Located on a wide lyab -"""'""'===H==' =h=ts= · run. • .,.. to 1ove. eau ..,,, * Cl!nl"r ---Park-""""""" l... -rrom Newport 119 to.~_ 66-0303. lnr Potential poo1 4 .. ..._ "'""" extru 3 & tmily · * Three Bedrooma. Two incl\ldin& bullt-4!1 vacuum I: Batbl, Faziii1¥, Breaeway lnt..,,.m . .,.. .. m. In ·Ibo AbGn onecl! 111111 \I I 111 \ll\ Oeil ' linelt .eetion a1 bea~tilul 1 Mock to OCEAN VIEW! * Electric Kitchen with Univemty Park -truly Bike 'to beach! Wrou&ht iron ~asher -Dryer elerint. carefree Hvlna: tOr sate entry under giant --~.,....,_._,.~--i* Ni:W DeOOrated Wide&: }'O'.l 1:· )'Oil? 1antl!y, Leue palms, Big Uving ·room with Loy{ 'PRICED ..,, .... mart<et I . cathedral beamed celling. · * New Carpetl• I: Drapet Crackling raised hearth fire- TOWNHOUSES * Covered Patio, Doc Run . place. GIANT FA M I L Y J ' ~ , .. 'f"laiicl • * '32.500 C.onventlonaJ. SlJB: -Realtors a..m.t ROOM, Gourmet kitchen. pg 1!o, , . l4)T VA :IM3 w ... ~ QiM Larae socluded ')'"''" l~-flmlllaoroom ... * VACANTt Pouealon on Open'til1 9 PM suite. Laundry room.,Dec· sb .,._ ~proval -ti .,rator touch thruout! BAR- 3 ~ • ""' land -* Call 546-:113 3 BR. CORO~~ GAIN PRICED UNDER 133i9!50 . ' ' SEE & SELL . DEL MAR ~.llOOJ Call now to -3~ -op11t ...,., YOURSELF $66,950 , • ..., . 645<>303. 3 -• -,.. l""7 Larp lamJly home In thf A t!lalf i...; -bome . 11 11:1 'I I 01'10\ $35.llOO. Corona del Mar """ with tflat w111 deUcht the l110lt Why DOI buy .,_ -. ancj GQU!andinr ocean view. •3 Jastldlolll biayer. Bellllilul ..... fhom .. ""'""' tor idl"C'Ced -.. with' 3 larp livlre ..... with ..... ' ,..... thon , 'Ille monthly tuh boUw, Llvlre...,. with ble flreplace. Quallly WIW S ..a.... H'll ...... WltJi you ,.. ttlldf ta IJrepioce, formal dining earpeu 4 cumm dropea. py,,,_.. I u.T Call 8'lS-'lZl5. area wUh \'ie'w, den with Pool lbe . )'&rd all pro-. Nnao ~ to COLW ELL ' f ( ( I : 'l I ' 1 1 • I • • • I•' f / , I r 1 Ir borbeque, Wae modetn le 11 l onall)' l&ndecaped. move In. Four bedroom, two 1 kitchen with eating area, Grea.t value, owner amdoul. and a ~ bath faJnlly larp reaeallon room Iii Call m.llliO. home. Open beam lMfl(< .......,..., private -....., m. ...,,,, family ""' land. Cu you lmaclne """' "IVlth llrepla<'O. Larp ,,._,.=-=-===-==-~ 1 on lhll tor '11D,OO. Call ld-n with brllht "'°"" FORICLOIUlll SALi ~ID-· eauiw ...._ Both botha SAi.a. * . --* --.io.blo pullnww. -Homt, 2 bodr001n; • • "'"'·"' • • Entry court)lan!, 1hrff car .i,n, + atrium, lormor Lot UI obtain JOUI' GI "1'81-prap. Lovtly .,...n 111ag -I now ....,,., club.1..,:;:;;::::;:=;:;::;:;::=.==;: I blllty It•-IOI' }'Oii. No c.,..u,,. thro\IPOU~ Of, 111 ,,. old. :IDl' -. cau J'Ol>L ..... • 1"' f bednn., 2 :~.~ obllp"; ~ ~ rere<1 •• m.ooo. .._na 11ou.1n-...~llle36 C. F. Coltsworthy J1001 -Cov<red paUO, b/I • Mm • bbf. llellltll\lll1 landxaped. WUKa & Company =~••$31.lOD.Bl<r mn ..::=.., 11& 640-0020 • • the deet. ahag carpets and .... Spa1!lah Oak poneUna:. Move into your own vaca- tion playground for only 1111!0 down. $31.000. Call 54&-2313. . O THF.HEAL· \'."-ESTATERS ' c • ' DO YOU WANT ••• e 2500 oq 1t • 5 Bedroom.I • 3 Baths • 2 fireplaces • Format din nn e Family rm. • Manicured cor. lot. e Boat accesa Harbor'" area, and it doesn't cost him any more than if REALTY he hU jUlt one agent work· Univ, Parle Center, Irvine Ina for him! For ua in the Call Aeytlme, ~ buaine!I it means we are OfDce hours 8 AM to 3 PM aware of choice propertln 1-======::=Cj listed by all of our com-I i petiton. -.,. ouly too SOMETHING ........ to coopen.t. with"' SPECIAL H we have that right pro- spect for thtlr listing. Call Move right into tlilii sparklhra us today tor a further ex· 4 bednn & family rm planation wbetber you are with 10' x 18' enck>aed alum· hauae hunlin& or bouae 11ell-Jn. adop. Oieerful ateuver q. ~'12Z. kitchen wtth all bltin8 and COLUJ El ( PROJ.>ERTl[S, I N C REALTORS ne~-vinyl 1loor. CJoee to all major aho11plnr and ldJool. Super buy at $30,750. Cali 54().l151 (Open Eva) : Covered pa!'° + MESA VERDE . r._ HERITAGE REALTORS GINNY MORRl9'.lN COUNTRY CLUB .:***• .. -a::::::-Thia a bedroom borne located College Park ... ..,-_u *Verde Dr. ..... near the Meaa Vente C.Oun-Beauty • UITl .._"' try Oub bu a view of the . • -* OXta Mee& &011 coone and 1 a k e . Lush tandai::aping aell off •••** !157..WO Feature• 2000 IQ. ft. of !Iv-this iparlding 3 bedroom lUpen EvenlJX.1) tng lpace, with hUO Uvq with apack>ua co U D t r y RED TILE ROOF room and 3 car ....... kitchen plus lormal dining Needs tender loving care U"eL Near new nrpetiJla: BEST BUY IN and can be yours '" only lhn>lcbout. new marine ... UNIVERSITY 165.950. Call 54&-231.l . tor terlor painl COV.rod patio. more tnto. 'IbJa ls a great value at Just PARK 131.950 .•. with to% down. s.autllui 2 bedroom, 2 bath C. F. Coltsworthy home NOW only $36,000 and & Company you own the land. Prime ""°"&iiiiiiiiiiiiii;ioiiii , location In Park No. ID. NEST. LED IN 640..0Q20 Lovel,y bUUt-in kitchen -- fireplace -sharp landocap-between all the blr trees, la f<!Ll;jA VERDE Ing with Japaneoe Ganie" thia 3 bedroom, 2 both Mesa ONE STORY and Waterfnll. So see all of Verde borne, complete with Th.ls -4 bedroom b 0 m • this -Call right now .. muslve double ~ f1re.. located on trtt lined 673-8550. plmce, huae bednnl, over-cuJ...de..Aac lltrMt ta in walk· \p l THE'i<EAL ,"'\l ESTAT ERS $20,•. (FULL PRICE) ••• buy1 this 3 Bdrm, with llzed living, a real family 1ne dlltance 1o ICboola and room A all bullttn kUchen. Col! cour.. Thll borne baa A terrific · Uttl~ stree~ cloR bttn well cared for and tn :e~la. Hurrt ·on ~ . mow in CODdltion. Onb' ' Cali !14&-W! !Open ..... ) $33,9911. Call 54&-231.1 u lncn info and appt. to 11ee. • HERITAGE ...-o ,TH[RlAL "\:: l:ST:i T E HS a new 4 car &anr• • 25'xtl', '"'"'"!!!!!!'!l!!!!!!!l!l!!'!!"i!iii l=iiiiiiiii'iiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiii( located Mat ())eta MH& OM -· city 1la11. t.ot 11ze 111'1123". 3 BEltR.0 VA REPO REALTORS Pft,..0y """"' c2. ''BUY CORONA 0ne ,,,.,,., '°" con bo :rour Of THE YEAR FOR YOU.'' DEL MAR rain. Nico 4 bdnn. 2 both. Call now • North Oocta Mna home. 0$46 500 N-oome wort< but prim Newport at ,., .. ,.,, 64Ulll llnJ!hno) · ··---N!;W DUIU:X • ..... l4!1,900. 3, 2, Bdml. 151 E. Bay · i · and ..,,.. .,. lmlllc. Walk to the beach trom lhll ~ II ellt:lblo ta buy lbarp . wtll OOllltnlcted s ibis ---bedroom home on an R2 lot ,erty Full pnc. ~ with 100m to build. 'Oni» llS.zO CALL "' -tir l~ down w1th fut oc-~ detalll. cupaney available. ca I I -(Open -.) -· HER ITAG E °""' --I.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! '•llliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii91 o . THE REAi, '\i r:::TATERS HlAl I~ If?•, " • ' ' ! • • • I • •I • , 1 ,,,.,, ~·:;t,. .~., s. 1CJ7? 0.\11. Y PILOT J 1J DAILY Pil.OT --l[ij [ ----Dtel 1 ~1 ~-~-~-~~~e:1 ~1 ~-~-~-~!~~~-=-=-=-;~~ [ _.... I~ f -·-~I 1.-__ .. _ ......... !~ INN••' _,., 4 IDIM o.w.a tH_E,_1,..,.w""'FF~s-1~-.. .,.-.-N-.--..,...,..,G~1 .. ::"'1 S2I W! layfroet Conda rv ww1n """1 s •. 2 S.. ,..r. plar I 4 $35, 900 f41 aftf No Down Terms DtJlll>tl)tl 119.51111 SPANISH "'1,-. Creat bom1! ~-l4!lt. 6 EMEIALD IAY RED mz KClOJ1 VIEW !):rJoJt the n1m pool. one dlerrNI kttcMn, 11 a n d 1 1m....,tlt'• 4 a + tun rm. owr _.bl!~ Glut llvlne ,.ar ..., -llYlns with -lalmel. ~ lor V1ew 11'5,0Cll room. a.tf'1 ldkben. Wied-drttm buUtlll Jctt c ll:e n, =-. ~· ~OPEN Sat. Sun. Mon. J.5 "'8 stairway., -sju dlah-. ~ 11boct patio! Parle ~ rard! Tocl.Hukrt & Aa-. NEW ON THE nnt time c&red. Clean • OPEN DAILY I TO 5 ET spuldl-. 2 . b•droom 219 ROSE LANE btdroomL Print«' patio. ~ Most expt'llliv TrttlJ Trttt.J 8 J\ g. '471 VI& Udo 6'1S-&500 ~~~~ ~ = = -1m ROOM FOR SALi tie l.OWErr PR t Cl: D wood eabtoeu. Patio. PthM Room for Did'• Cl.lbPft', UHJT IN THE BLUFFS! Cwt& lite.I locallonl BRK boa-t or prdtn. pool ot Plue: tt'1 u ftxl unu. S3590 M)..172>. cbJldrwl'a play area. Larae TO BUY. 90% LOAN :t9M -· co.ta Mela c:ul<k-sae yard. 4 1111. 21\ AVAILABLE. VER'{ ANx. 4 UNITS IN .... trpI. AD -Call IOUS OWNER! Call,_ to ~. COLLINS ~ .,....,,.. ----· O>tta -NEWPORT WATI'S INC. -~EIGHTS-C & W 10111\I I Ol\O\ , . MARK a...-ni. near the ocean Terrtl!c east·oldo toeatm PENINSULA -new ty on huge tree-Uned lot. &It Spacious 4 BR 1:: family rm , ............ "!"'~~ .... , de:orated-Ytry livable 4 buy .. m.~. w/tlrtplace.1% ba. 2 patio._ MESA VERDE • -and di-""'"' crpts" ...... doubi.1araa•. $31 950 homt. Lots ol . ....i brick, Good financing. Inunodiat. ' • tirepJa.ce-spotlnl! Ne• t Realtors M&-77U poaeqion. Only $28,!iOO. This WI•, 1padool,.! -... an. bay and boat m Wutclllf DrM! MORGAN REAL TY eo.-..i- 180' OCEAN VIEW Open daily l.S pm. Excepliontl oceanfront home overlooking a great beach. View of Calallna & all boats Jn and out o! the hl!l' bor. 3329 Ocean Blvd. CAMEO SHORES· Open..Daily 1·5 Pool, ocean & canyon view:fabuloUJ master mite -lovely family home .. , . . '88,500. 239 Milford , C4nv•~ porldft(-...,. w be a "DROP·IH" at B&1 6 BMdJ Roo117 675-a. lftBA\lb.~[.~~~-··:\l.IY I ~-~~ -------~ c.at. MeM RodttcOd te .. n now! BY OWNER. 2 -oo lat Jot. pd natal -. 2 BR ... full fll"lat u 1 • 15 •• 642-l<l> 11ESA Verda. 4 BR. 2 BA. le i.m pha din rm. Walk to Meaa Vttdt Oounlr'l' Club. $65,0Cll, by ......... -· PRIHCIPL&'I only. 4 Br .. run nn. o-to acboo!I • ahoppinl: ...... $33,000. 549-0433. BY ........ 3BR. 2BA.JI!!> rm. 2 •ty, $35,000. N.E.CM. 54>-mJI EHi Bl.lift MACNAB IRVINE OPEN HOUSE 2201 ARALIA -...... -_.,..... .... =vu=N""DE""'Ri'ARI $1700 DOWN =::~= YOU MUST SEE )'OU ~ .. )'O\i tiller OU. Udl buutitUt 2 *'I. chaJet·llkt t Wll1 home wttb bedrwn1. 2 llldl home la s car pr. Locattcl on ucra H~ 8Ndl. lfa l&tl<t..., lot, the WI• ..., lanlutk: -Jar '""" y...i bu a '!"'md mclooed $12,!!00. ColJ NOW Ml 11'3 patio, _...,. ' blc """ rm1 tbt muter Mille Jown- Mirl tJOmpllmtntt tbt knre- ly livin&: nn, 1poUeu Jdt A Um .m, while the other 3 bednns upstairs have their own TV altlirtf area. Community swim pool A park a:fve111 the ultimate ~t surburban living. Priced m the low 40' a. Relloble RHI E1tote 846-3391 842-6323 Eves. "SPANISH" You must see thl1 fantutie 4 bedroom, 2 bath, tamUy borne in one ot Huntington Beach'~ best neighborhood& Lari• well landlCaped yard at end Qf CUl-de--aae irtreet Only 138,500. Call NOW 817-«llD.~ • O THE REAL \.>: £:qTP.TfRS •• OWNER Jeavins. ~ .. 1.a.rp ' bedroont home with deluxe buUtlb Ii l t c lt • n , dlahwuher, finpl&Crf tn family room, dining room. Forced air heatina. hrlc like crounds, ta• t e tU I tand1eaplngi BRK. 131.000, -· room and famlluaom homa ramp .... f74,500. Open 'till 9 PM 673-6642' 675-6459 '"'!!!!!!!!"'!"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""!!""'!!!!~'l"!!l'"''""'""",. lw ...... ·-roof, water-PETE BARREf.r ~ ..,,...,., e1ectrte but!t-tns, B.EATS RENT CHANNEL FRONT t.;enorol c..-ell! ~r block wall fence, b!ioover--REALTOR-1'nd ot paylna the PIER FLOAT ~OWNER--..,.-aell,--3.,.bdr-.. ,,-.2 ed patio, n,. protection. a '42-S200 Landlord? '""" aee tbi• batb home doe Iha& cpt. *SOUTH OF HWY* intercom. ll)lllemt, and lt't _ _ _ _ _ _ _ home. 4 Bedroom. 2 Baths. Modenl. 2 BR., 2 BA. one . f 1 • f dbi Loveb' duplex. Spacious 2 1..6 PM Sat, Sun le Mon lmmBOUlate Lllll<-butltS BR, · 3 ba, family rm, warm 10 THE Rf:Al. ""\. l'STAT!.RS $24,500 It'• cheaper to buy tl;mD rent thII lbarp 2 bdrm ...... Located on an utn Jarp: lot. Call now, 141"6010. an ttUy walk 1o ib:lpptna. -----.-.-...-"-7 Family ~ On the GoU level home. Fireplace, comer r t P a c t• BR .l 1 BR furn w/elttt traditional decor. -=======- ANY TAKERS? SffQRECLIFfS Coone in Santa Ana. !':ve~ :elyhe~Ho~e:: ~~~.:ia1re.;;: ~m:·con~p~alk i:.w:=: COATS $24,!iOO. Lido Shops, Spotless! Im-546--8640. thine. Good t!nancine avail. ' Call 646-0555, Evening• .,,.... 1 WOOtled prden w/old. brick su.-4569. mediate Occupancy. $69,1..,. PRIVATE Newport He &hta. Only $68,500, WALLACI ..,..,..,.,, t.adlnr to a 644-0259. El•gant horn• m!nutea tram MORGAN REAL TY Fountoln Volloy Rl,U. TORS huvy lballe J'OOtOd I BR., 2 3 BEDROOM, Ill bath hou.oe the beacb • 3 big bdrms. 2 '73-6642 . '75-64.St ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:,. _ _.14MIMl-4t141-ba. bome. J.ct. country jU1t blockl from Mile tiled baths, built·in kitchen DUPLEX on 2 R-2 lott w/65' • '°""' IW11"'8tl ldtcb. w/frpl. AD. finest Square Golf <»one. panel· vacant and teady to be lived walldne bridge °""""""" eANNOUNCEMENTe 1,.'!!"--"!!!ml!'!""!!!!!"'I quaJJt)r. Walk to p1v, beach. ing, Wn1ly room, aold lhag, 1-'-ln.,,._b_kr_-~~~· ...,,..,._.,,... tropical gardens. 3 Br & 1 . 1i $88,500. tropical plantinp, fenced 5 Reposaeuioni by V.A., in a Br. By owner, f74;900. Open GOV'T REPOSSESSIONS IN Ocean Coltat• CORBIN-IT'S VACANT yard, patio and other ... 32,00G-33,IMll oreL A 3 bowie SW>. 1-S. 5(MI lril. Hubl Deb. .. Fin. Valley $21,9001 523,950 Ira!. Hurry on thtl one. Bdrm., 2 batb horn•. now 844-1383. d -"'I MARTIN lorwln rHlly inc. $28,250. won't Jut call bier. ;,BY~O"WNER::=:.-_::MESA='"'vrno==E Aban Oil.u Buys thtl ilW'P. _uPlflded, 968-4405 :u HRs. 1 =546--8640=.::,· =;-=-:::;:::-. Republic 4 1111. 2'i Ba. Giant lhadt trttt. S MIN· ~-3-BR lr-den;-Westalde home. Money Maker COMMERCIAL wne, cute 1 Dining rm. Family nn., llv-IJTES TO BEACH! Rod"°' REA~TORS 644-7662 Featureo )fL lot, luabcrpl,o, bdrm. houae on liOXlJitl c-I ina rm. Privacy w/Jrr. cuJ. NOW AVAILABLE J::T I' 531·5111 '=1 531·5111 dl,1r'.e R1: 1i [ ,11tr; on.ttd tbfu.out. lArlt UV· Swflllth fpl, expensive pan-Nice Four·Plex, each 2 Bd-lot in Costa Mesa ii $15,500 d e . a a c l 0 t , M at u re 1na: room ·Wt.th hardwood · 2 HOME SITES ellnc. Hurry, it won't laat rm 2 bath, below market at too muchT C&U bkJ'546--8640. landscp'g. .see to ap- lloon lust rellnllbedt Col-GLENDALE •• .Approx 9300 Call 6'2·1'1'11. ~C '-,,_ Call !or dotalta SPANISH style added fam. prectare! 152.900, 515-81211. "!'!~'!"'!!!!!!!~~"""!~ ... kltdt<n wttb !)up -aq: 11.-vi.w. ot Catalina. 0 , . rm., 4 bemn., 2 batb built· VA REPOSSESSION OWNER .acrWce. Tb l 1 try, s queen ai%e bed]:'ooml. P1&nl tor a 3 Bt., 2~ Bath · ~ ~• al.U"' • ~-~~ ..... m~. • In. kltcben, dbl praae 4 BR, 2 BA: $28,251>. $1100 ~!:' .... 1~.~ ~ !:· Call now for Wonnatton Laundry ....,, EXtra larp Home lnduded. !9350. _-.1 In "'21 n--$29,Ji!JO bier 54&46«1. ~-Pmnta ~ mo In-~~-., lot. $2lBtl BUYI IT. Call ELSINORE. , .Approx 4000 ~ ~·~ ~ !oven. Dor run -full length DOW• 6'$.0303. aq. ft. ln Llllcealde Vlllaae CI:~:'J I 2n11 Beach Blvd., H.B. NEW TRIPLEX ••.•• $67,950. eluding taxes A inlurance. of home. 3 1paclou1 Owner wtn carry 2bd Trull _ O -• B I 3, 2. 2. Bdrm. 151 E. Bay, Authorized Broker ·bedrooms, 2 btba. clen Died. Call I• tli'i05, Ew& NEWPORT BEACH wntngea I Coota Mesa Ph: 642-4837 541-6570 oracioua livlne room with lnp -DELUXE TRIPLEX Renting flreptace. Bulltin kltdlen, COLWELL CJoee to bay a: ocean. Good call w: tor detalla. 4 BR. 2 B•lboa Penln1ul• Costa Meu dilhwuher. Covered patio. rental area. Two 4 Br., 2 ba ' BA. only 126,900. You name 45' Baytront..S,IMll IQ ft ROOM TO LIVE HRnoea::!. ~-~' .:i"';~· , le one 3 BR, 2 ha. Al! beeuti-tenni. Call 9 6 2-5 5 2 3 home. Pier & float. Sl!l'j,000. .,, .. ll:Ui.,. an. fully tum. Out-<if-area own-OOLLINS Ir WATI'S Inc. Marshall Realty 675-4600. 'liu, beautlfully decorated S $31,000, 962-1373. LUCK BUYERS• u wants action. C & W Bedroom home bas • larp OWNER tranatered, Spacious l&iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;-673-366.1: Evea: 613-6688 45· wr. 2 BR. Ill BA. by finished "BONUS ROOM" -... tt. large family JUST REDUCED! SPLISH SPLASH WATCH 11IE SfflPS owner. $5.1,500. Call """.5 !Dr the pool tabt., or room paradi... 3 batba, 5 bd!ma. PROPERTIES INC RE Al TORS NEW BACK BAY HOME-on · 2400 OW Dr. Million $$ Yiew .!P::·m::·:..• -===----tor children to play and formal diiiina room, deluxe Wp lot in Newport Beach. Family entertainment at tt1 ot Lido, Balboa A Catalina. leave you in peace. A b u 1 1 t 1 11 appliancei, a Wroomt. tonrial d1q"1a bett B e a u t t f u l pool handsome house by the aaC ~:;:"""':;:;;;:;:" :;:clo;;;:;:l :;:M:;:";;';;;:;:;;:;::; m 0 d e r n ~ dllbwuber, fireplace, rich room ...-bullt with IOU w/"'1Wnd I an a I . Im---"· $54,950, • kltdlen, large back ~. wood ___ ,._ mlrrored ' -'"-Dll<Ulate 3 Bdrma I famlJy ...., and the ~"•-walk ID ,.........., ol brlck, npon beam --... rm 20' • 30' + -.. nn. * 9A lCREi&aut. oor"" REAL ESTATE g™™ can wallL l.oveJ1' comoc! pat!o. "'4 llj>odOWt ....,., _ff' cOO,p1ei. w!lll llreplac:o, ~min ""'1r, Ideal lbr -TREASURES ld>ool. Oooe !oim>lar lhop-. Expertly .. ..,_.pool lrt It>< I y ... u ouul bar and b<•• OnI;, 139,850. dentlat dov-.... 'lfngte 1831 Westclltf. NB 64S-61'IO ph!g, -honie II porfect sized ......,.i.. BRK.' $45.IMll, pt'Htre=-lor 10 u rt h ijurry tor a~. homu or c:oodol. Water etc. OWNER TRANSF'ERRED :SS$,~<k ~ ..fnh. of c846-0604.:..:,.,~---::-.,..--,--,; bedroom. Now f1l,500. Call Sfl0-1151 (()ptn Ews.) next door. A steal at 2150 sq. tL home with room OWNER must telL Paytbent PETE BARRETT 1145.IMll. toreveryone6•v-.4 and •tart packi••· -REALTOR-Call 645-7221 bedroom•, 3 batba, family v acant-lmm•dlate Ontu room plua formal dinini ~Ion. Frelhly painted - -·_142-_5200_ _ _ "' room. Deluxe bulltin kit· VACANT R-2 inolde 6 out 4 bedroomo. -.,, be dl h h Gora<o 2 adjacent tot.o in fine rental $45,000 AREA Love! llbade treu and eoot 7• =~::: :.:: ~21 Jt{::~~:: are~A':a~~~EAN T~~f.'!·~~= si2E~ ••• b\l)'lthla2bdrm,l~Lookwhatyouptforon1,J l?33WestellHDr.,N.B., Helghttarea.ExceptlonaJ.3 Split-1eve1 ·v1ew ome privacy fenced Ir comer $27,500,W-.2561. bath condominium. tlS<J' $31,950. 4BR, din nn, 2BA. S'-' FT bdrm. 2 bath completely re-wt.separate f.amlly rm Ii: lot Much more. AU terms * VACANT .. 4 Bdrm + IMMEDIATE POSSESSIO~ .• MOVE IN 24 HRS. 3 Bf\ Rancber situated on ..::=.::::::;:~:;:;~= :.-=pa::..~~!," ... ~ REPOSSESSIONS fn1 THE REAL '\I<\( ESTATERS . ' to Schll, ........ " tranlp. For inlormatloa and lnootloa -ta a sweeper at $23,995. ol -l'!IA 6 VA bcmoo. $189 per mo, lncl's taxes. cootact - KASABIAN I' R .. 1 Eltlfe • '62-6644 962-4471 ( :;;: J Mf.110 OWNER desperate. Beautltul bulltin 'all electric ldtcbeft/ OWNER mUBt aell. No down ewn a disbwaaher!-3 G.I. tenn&-low down on bedroomt, den, cuatom vets. Spacious 4 bedroom, 2 drapes. Attractive patio. ba. Deluxe all electric Very nice address near all builtin "Award" kitchen, . copvenJf!;DCff! BRK. $28.950, dlabwalhel. • &Oiinnet dining 1 ~!1!2-8865=~·:0-:::-===-I room Im tho,. candlelight WALK TO BEACHI intimate dlnnera. Large thlt ·4 Br bi-Jevel W.turet f&mily room with fireplace. hl"dwd fin, paiquet entry, 28 ft. enclo8ed patio! Ad· 2% ba. + q. aep. tam nn. ditional patio -surrounded lte&J> yard 35xtlO w by fruit I:: abade treeL Walle patio. A Mutt See Tbda,yJ ID schoota and lovely partc. __.:/!. f62-7W * BRK, $.15,950, 962-Slitl6. SELLER -te. 3 BR. 2 BEST LOCATIOM BA, 3 yn old. VacanL Make IN TOWN otter. Down payment .,.... Payment $290. per I mo. Prin. only. 833-1103; * 4 Bedrooms * 2 Batht 8J9..n45 or 548-1095. * $ha& Carpets * JSJ.iper t..ara:e Street BY owner. Sl,000 dwn. Take Cul~~ over GI In. SU> mo, P.LT.J. * ALL tmna_$32,900 •CaDS0-2535 0 THE: R Li\L '"\.. i:ST.l\TLR" Sharp, 2 )Tl old. 4 br, tam rm, 2 b<, all bttln!, trplc. fbcd yd. Vacant. 133-lltll; m-3886 evea. OPEN HOUSE, lllam-'lpm, sept 1~ -La Questa. 2 story, 4 br, crnr Jot Many Model ·. Homes =~~ a~~··;;. f S I =Bv~o'°WNER.~=--..,,.--c1e-,,.,an-:.3I or a e BR, 2 BA. Ip dinlldt ..... bo, $30.500. - Irvine WANT TO LIVE loan avail. with SfJ$. down. co\ld patio. load.I of beaut 3400 ,... • painted ln and out. new dining rm . Exceptional avaiL Call for detaib and pool $35,000. 95% financ- A "turn-key" tltuatlon. · ·b,y )'ll'd. Xlnt area. Don't wait 5 Bedroom, 4 bath, 2 tamny shag cpl throuibout. Hua:e borne for $59,500. inspection. in& + an "EAGER" stll· .. nt? Call -• • mtnui. or you'll mlal thtl ...... + I,IMll., tt !lnllhed 50>130 tot with alley acc"'· 675-3000 er meana 11.IMll. total l-A-D-D-_E_D_F:-A-:M"Cl,-L,..-Y barpln priced home, CALL garage. AU workmanshlp now vacant owner, asking CAIL 842-1418 CASH + a tiny $800. 2nd N•wport 9'1!1-I050. and matertal tlnest quality, 35,IMll. bkr 546-8640. T.D. Shi& crpt,o, bttin.o, · ROOM Phone (714) '962-6605 In fabulous Un.ivera:icyr Put? Come A tee thll dramatic · 2500 ... fl -Stepa lrom adult pool • -greenbelt 4 BR., Incl. 30 ft. 0 on1y 3 yr~ old. CORNER • Mm • only f yn. old. Move in Do ~ Med a room !or the .. I ,;.··u, ~ $64,500 Near C.M, park, boyo' ' HIGH ON A HILL '!!~~ RZ':i:· i. Co. '62-5511 kids . 20 x 20 family room. ' P11r¥few &:I II• 21 Roy Mccardle R11ltor 1irla' clubs. Sharp cond. bedrooms; 2 baths I: fan. ....... suit. -trpic. All brushed c:brome applta-. Sep. dlnlng rm. • h ... family rm.-kltcbe.11:, Redwood decldng.~ Im $54,00o IHQ.llDJHG ...... 11 _ l810 Ne1\'~!ltt Blvd., C.M. $32.500. 10% down. A Jowly brand new four 1.!E!_ Beach Blvd., H.B. OEEN HOUSE SAT .l MON tutic laDdscaplne. All ---· SQ.mt BALBOA BAY PROP. bedroom bome awal to your 4 Beclrm, 2 Bath 11-7 $32,500. 4BR. 21!A,-lerml, oll1y 133,950. (Myllmtl /~~iiiffi~fMOiiiE55 I•!!!!!!!!~~;.;.;~ ... ~ * '42-7491 * IMpecllon and hopes that 3 yeara old, Larae famlly covered patio, bltin eoiored 8'7-allO. CAMEO SHOR * 4 Bedroom * BY Owner . 4 Bdrm., 2 bath, you will become ita ownen. !>Po kitchen with walk-in TV,trptc, BBQ pi t , b I tin *°PEN DAILY 1"'* ·nower fresh, with 18' x 36' paneled tam. rm., built·ln It wants you to become the pantry, Shake-root Owner Douihbo)r pool. 12la>. Shll&' THE LAND. ~ (' I I I I ' I ' 'II I 1• I 11 U3 Miiford pool, marble entry t. lirepl. kitchen, 2 story, l8x36 pool, first to live in thls luxury moving north. Below market crpt, c1rp1, fenced yrd, low $34,950 Canyon privacy -deliahttully Won't lasl 100 Jone at k>tl of troplc&l landacaplng, and 1 to •nJOYT.hl .'!"thline"a: at S33.750. CaD 968-Mil, e_~ San Antonio St. 0 THE Rt:AL '"\.. L:STATF~RS n--utlfulh. .t-rated 4 BR dillerent custom built 4 $51,900. Call 645-7221. excellent cond. we want to fea ures. s .,. e ate * C R fly u, • -~ __, 211 bath n-na det Mar whe-the rest ICI VACANT home with a Family room be d r o o m • Ontu oell! Prlced below market ~·v '" -• ard Ide An opp to ac .. ~ ~-a ppr e c i at I o·n it un-*· .f BEDRM, pool al.z~ Jot, MOVE JN BEFORE SCHOO_ L overlooklnl • uoct Y rel nee. ' • "' at $35,960 . ...,,_,.,_ believable. Call -'1225 ~ t DOCTOR MUsr SELL hII realdenoe -located short walk to beach, in young U· eeutlve area. E 1 e 1 a 11 t , private dininp: rm. AD ataea kitchen Jooks out to I I ' " --111·111111' wt th f.ntlt trff1 and a cav· quire a quality prop at a .,,21 NEWPORT HEIGHTS ..,,..,... overJookin& prospective 4BR,2BA, cove~~ pa 1 o. tred patio with fl&pt.one most tnodett price. $15,000. -c:mTf SPANISH Contemp b Y marina / ocean v t e w. 'bit.in&, llJ>!.c. 1 .. ~ ~~· and a bullt·in barbeque. 646-tt21 or Eve. ~99 ALSO 1ee Catalina l!L cl.rps, $31,'11111 ~ ..,~n. ... Owner-Builder. 4Jm. 2BA. ..__ of h -o •015 By owner Children CID walk .... 1733 Wealcllft Dr., N.B. H Mute BR. .l many UftT c arge. -• "SINCE 1M6" 1st Weltem Bank BJdr. Ulllvero!ty Park. Jrvlno Doya 552-7000 Nlghh achooll. Don't mia1 thhi $lH,500 : extras. ~Ult lee to ap-l•rwfn re•lty Inc. BY owner. 4 Seuoni, ma, Lochenmyerl lowly home. Call fU6.n71. SS3 l!OO. .. ~ ........ f 96S4405 (24 Houn) Fam, 2% Ba, .a car gar, SWIMMING POOL FOREVER VIEWll Outdoor bar for outdoor din-Immaculate 3 bdrm. Praf, q , The latest in a1> dent Home in TurtJe Rock. pilancea. earpell, drape1 I< Upgraded thruou~ pool-aiz- fixturea. Hard. to find for e d c o r n e r 1 o t , 8 SEPARATE HOMES -IN-prec. • -6W or =~--=='=:'."'"'"= tio. $49 500 COME PROPERTY AT appt BY Owner: $3000 Below Mkt CDVELY lrg 28ty 4BR homl! covered pa • • '''iiiiiiiiijiiiiii'!"~~-1 ITS BES!', EASTSIDE -*~W=A~T"E"'R"F"R"O°'N"T..-*' valu. Cape Cod 1tyte 3 Br., 211.ba, fiopic, bltln ,.; kltch _,;968-584;:::::~7.'.:::::-;;;:-::~--Re,1 ltor ·i• COSTA MESA . Call Chai'mlng home in Newport den 2 ba, kit remodelal.. dsb/w1h. Furn. Huge yard. Huntln9ton Be•ch -· MODEL HOME __ _, __ ·~ -~1 .. ten · Newly -•·t~ lnrer/exter. Sprinklers. 139,500. Owner, WA•~ TO 646-.0055, .i:.y.,,,..,. • ..,_..4.wv, Shores. /&VU s "' ms. _.., ~ _ ...... Dr CM 136.500 Broker, 962-5511. IQl.500 wn. Not <riglne.Lly tt jutt turned HURRY. Ftnancine to suit. Prine. "'"' ....,.,rrver " ' CATHOLIC CHURCH out that wa).. Luab ldacpg CAYWOOD REAL TY only. Open bou.oe Sat/Sun _540-..,...,2442~·-,-,-,----- and School. 3 Bedroom.11, am upgt'aded thruout, 3 BR * 541-1290 * 10..fi. 3)(18 Aliso ·Av e., * Nice 3 br., by owner. qulet Cul-<le-oc l)tl'e('t. & family rm ~ all bl.till CM-near 1rv1r1it Ave. Ir. );)th 1~ be, ewnplete cptd. Garage on Alley. Boat kitchen -prqe converted You'll find ft In Claulfied St. Close to all schl1. 548-5128 Storage Acceas. Ra l 11 e d to family game room -uk. Hearth Flreptac.. Brighi Ing ~12, 750. For detalta. "H~U~R=R~Y~~4"'B"'D~R=M=-. and eheerM. flome wHh s.>-1151 !Open Eves.) many Windows. Fr u 1 t family rm & formal dining Trees. $25,995. Call 646-0555, rm • Won't last lobg! This Eveainp 6f6..2222.. .. ,_ lovely home, locate ... on cor· COLWEiLL PROPERTIES, INC . ner, w/doubl~ ftrepl, FA ht, 1.;;;;;;;;;o;_;;_iiii_..,_..,.=,.....,• I 2 baths, electric bHins, w/\v School Days drpo, hbt. att. gar, CB In rear. CAU. 962·5523, l'OL ADO •• • DMDE • · • MUL· LINS &: WA'M'S INC, l~'="'"""~:::;:=;~~i;I TIPLY • , • or SUBTRACT ARE You READY •.. th•n you'll know the C&W HFALHlRS value ;, on eithor of theoe t---60 FOR THIS • bedroom bom-. $45,IMll • • • VT •••• O>un.try Club home tn a pride ll·leVfll -or 2 story), Bay· _ REPO - of ownership neighborhood . crest area or Eutskle ~.M. Bring your rialiit l:lrµllh. A ipadou s ~Jn, l Belt M'hool diRI, Hard-lo-find " belll'lll., 2 b&tb home wltb 111.lbken liv-b th ho i I d inf room, .. J>IJ'lllO family 400 E.17" 1 FOR All .• me n pr"'""' '"' room and beautltul land· C.M. •lfA.S t1AI a r e a . Unbcllcvable • • price ot $28,250. \\'Ith only .caplna .wtth boat..J~'· ~ -Stl50. down. Call SCS4424, ....., reallltio ~ ~ SOlfl'I! COASI' REALTORS. l&\IOO. Btuar call NOW MESA clol MAR "X IC-2135. JUST USTED no •Ian. Im· TRIPL._-.-. maculate 5 Wrm 3 bath, EAmrt:ir J BR u 11 t t farrll,y rm. ~ .q, n., tr:-w/trplc, two 2 e n un!U., ~.i· rear yard II au paUo It w/pa.tlos. Walk to marl«' (--Tl ii~ RCA!, R~ :c.:'l'i\'ff':RS' ft. "':[ ' ' . •'l TEACJiER muit lldl ,, level .,,... "' Rtv<nld• ()ounty. lfr. 1qtltua Trea National Mon. " Jneway. $4990 far aU l10ll dwn. ...... Allt ,., ___ .ma. -a "Pad"! Ploet ID •II • plantt!rt, A park. SS1 .SOO. CINNY MOIUUSON CALL (i) '41•2'14 ~····. -~it°: AwU.., •"dl•vetde Dr ~.~ 71\ALTY • llm:!• """"""-M• _., Nf1t Ntwptrl P••I Offlrt ··~---'•* 557..., Don't ifvt up tM 1hJpt Open !lvtninp Pllot OU.Wed. - S©~~lA-~'Etfis· T/1• Punle wilh the Bui/f./n Chuc~le I FEYVIR I I I I I 11 . ._I .._I~ ....... i ..... LI~ ....... !_,' j, i I RUP .EG 1 • . t--ri:-T-"'-i"-'1-1 • '!Owt'a foitd llllllll'thnnoo .__.J_~_.l_...l __ ,._I _. "Ah,tftorowM•glrlwho-· · ,_ ____ ......;_, ._,_. tugo< and.JW"''! IJ,IL-'- 1 H U D LE P 1-· 1-'i' .... --;-:,,..,,r-r,"'-T1-.-1-1 ·!ui.£t.~=- $ PAINT NUM!!l!O l!ITflS IN . · THESE SQUAl!S I • lllj~R~~~~E UITE!S 'I I I I I I SCRAM.u?S ANSWBS IN CLASSIFICATION' IOO ELEGANT MANSION 2 story 4 bedrm, 3 bath, 4 yn new. $31,tiOO. Form.I din nn, massive 1brlck fp], FA ht, btg kit w/QPll'llded appl's bltin, w/W crpta • drps. MOVE IN flJ! eel h•11 A r!'~~3~!>~ bath • r . 1 bOme with lOvely Plhe trff• IU'!ALTY and land!ICaplng. Walk to Univ. Park Center, Jnrfmi 1c:boola only $31,llIO. Call Call AllYtime, 83:Hll20 Todq~SC-.2535. Oftice houn 8 AM to I PM atlo, ldocpd.. ovmt:ed dbl S!:tJ.ER AGREES TO PAY-0 TI ll~ RL:l\L ""\. I ::iTATLRS pr. $1.QXf of buyers co1t1. If IQl!MM CO%Y 2 BR. plua den. N:lyu =•:..~down I . Transl--wtlI ..u 96%-4471 C:J ...... I t Perflctfartettrod«>Upleor hotne, ooly 2 'yn old _ '"'""""'!!!"l''!""!!!!!!~-!! llrst homa. Giant · <111tom V4CANT1 lmmed. -Trf..l.evel POiio. L&rp 20' kitchen. may be • llffOllJed. Totol 7 Blocks To Beach :;::;:_par:,.~• :~,.P~ '""' 134.!00 KATULA ..... REALTY, 837--. BIJ· 4 bodroom, 211 bath, thruout, -~ yro •Id. II ml. , ~~~~~~~"'!!'iii 1eparoteJamlly romn homo. to beach. Allwne «tr loan ROOM FOR GROWTH CompletelY palntfd lnllde tot -$!16 mOnthly Pt.Ymentt 5 -bdrm., 1amUy room on and out. Oreat tor the tam• or !'ftlna~. .S 2 5,, 9 0 0 . Pttnllum • location. l'amfl1 ily who Medi ftlOin und 53W645. kttcbtn, lots ot pa t Io', Uket the bllcb. AllUml' lot CO'JT AGE-6 BLQCKS TO p o o 1-a I t t d lot and tnt..,.i loin. 119.lllO, Call OC£AN -c:uta 6 <Oll)' 3 oprlnklen. 168.900. -=';=-=~ 1· _recf ·h1·11· dllbwublr, hard.wood -with ..l>lc pu.try. -j§ VACANT'* ::n;:c;·i;-:~ •~ -REALTY -' ! ( -t 1 · \' ~ j ~II ['. I,, , · l' ~ I' t ' ' . L "'""'"I BE ~R& sOiOOLI y-lo-llu ,.. .. Iv. Parlr Conter, frvint -v -~ tl . to '• Call Anytime, -11,llOO; tmda mid. 4 lleilrm, ~ -"° -Otttre hotll> 8 AM to 8 PM I batb, bttlno. ~ ti-ft, I ,~;;;.;,;;o;::..:;;BrobrC:~· =--,,,,.-!"~~· .....,"""' __ ,, 'lot. SJO.SIO. 96Mef. OWNI& a Br,, i ea. trplc, t , 1:eo l J1 4 .... ,:;~. ,'; Pldca. tllf •nlr1 • • Y • nlng fOUr hot.i11Jt 1\trtl them "lSl.«IO. 1841 11ap11ae1 or. 1nio "Calh" ..• ..u "" -· -a Datq Ptiot OuaUlod toll ldlt -••• _,. ;;ad!::.... _____ _, •• • ' ' ' l \ l r ' I • ' ,, • , DAIL V '1L0f DAILY PILOT I~ I ~ '~I I.__ _At-"'~'~ I ---~I ---1~1 ;;; ______ ;;.;;J Out ,,, It ......... 1n l !·;·;~i:jL;.a~ •• ~:-;1 ~~;~~~~~IO~· HMllll """'"" a5 llH~-~~U~n~-~~--!!! --...... el WSCIOUS ..........;.. phta .. ..,.. -~ ..... drpa. Thlo 2 BR home with ............. N6 ofe n._ -··· _ ,.. j: lO ACRE Colondo nodl. -HOMFD\lm:RS! ..... P"'INula 0-11 I rvint """' lrlL bllck lrplc a _.. .... pr " , ... 1 !i )'I'S old. lb Owner. SR419. Pre;Qnnd Opening Sale I CONDOMINIUMS -·-~- 1Z UNn5 lh Eut Blull .... ..... -.. -Ing. Luxurious In ... ., .._..~with 2bdrm>A2 with 1 bdnn-100% OCCQl!led. fllll,000. - :t J~I ,1·,1tNI . . REALTORS sn<CE 1914 11e .. """" locat<d M. ..... BORROW llUQi froltt • BR, 2 BA, 2 LANDLORDS! 8-I< ~ Hwy. Iii cor -· Im W. Oco... 1'onlap. $llltlO Terms a..n. $IOOO . $lO _ Up -t (714) 716-mS. W• Sl>eclafbe In N_. 1-114: 'Df...Q4& ,_ Stach • Corona del Mar • LOW MONTHLY * ll B1o<k trom "'°"" 2 A Llaw>a. Out n..tal Se!' RHI Estllt Wantod 114 PAYMENTS BR.,.,._.., S.p1.10 toJW>O vice i. FREE to y,.1 Try W~ to buy troro ownu t.OANS on ANY HOME, 30. 673-6640. Ni>-Vlewl .....,,.hla duplex or bouo PAID FOR°' NOT Corona dol ~r NU.VIEW RENTALS j ~th ttntal untt. No fixer COMPARE OUR COSTS LARGES an., S bath ocean f73.«m ar «M..-1 llpprr. CdH or l..aluna art• ~i.oAN view home plu1 poot Qu"t B ~. _ p 1 1 SS'l-3550 cxl 365. • GUARANTEE: area f.Cl'GSI from partr. 10 ,,_ .., nsu a BLUFFS C.ondo wan It d . U )'OU can &et the SAME Mo.. lease. $450 Mo. NEAR~ A: Oct~ 3 Br, 2 Prlv. party. Greenbelt or LOAN from any OTHER Wtsley N. Taylor Co. Ba. Lra" ram. rm. with wet Bayview Prine. on I Y · LENDER in cautomla at REALTOJ=t.S bar. Frplc. YttJ"i)'. Avail. 644-2028 RATES LESS THAN WE 2111 San Joaquin llllla Rd. 91611' 616-2138.' OFFER. rt t" r n the Newport Centtr &W-4910 3 BR, 2 he, tam tm, •• ,SJ25 3 BR, 2 ba. , •• , • , • ••, • .$l30 4 BR, 3 bl, lam rm. ,. , .$111) • BR. 211 "'-lam rm, •• $425 •·-CUSTOM BU IL T IN GCeH.n view home 1n biaut. Rarden oetllltc. 3 Sft., 3 b&'L, Qee. dJnt.na: I: f&mlly rma.: well planned kllcllen; 1..,. view dee~ a patJo area. Many extra; wet bar, tinted CJ a I I, iarante dam o p e n e r , Rll~an. oven, etc. Very luncllonal, .. ..u • -twmie. A jewel fllr en· tmalalnr. 189,:;oq. Lofty HVfng awaits )'OUI Acl llWiflly I~ MONEY within 15 days. and SHARP J br, 2 ba, DR •• Coron• del Mar l BR. 2 bath• .... $33S/$35Q fNndll YOUR LOAN with US ii Good local~ near beach -CUSI'Ol'ol 1-iOr.tE _ So. of 3 BR. 2~ bath& ••• ~ •••• $S11 : !:"~·C':L°:.': 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~.:.~1 =•IR.C. WERHER -l-:~.o..,"-'.,c.,..P_.r_._m-_'1225. __ Hiway 3 Br or 2 •den. 2 i · re· d h1·11 673-4400 I Cott• MeM Ba. Frplc, Beam celling. * .... 2800 * lo selecl your own ·~~ ~~J! Newport Beach condominium. Visit Ille Newport Cmt lnfonnation Center nowl ::r.h new l .l 2 bdrm. Bit· Buslnua Fl.ltESIDB 'l'ltrfft NEW 4 BR-211 Ba, lge. Eloc. kit. Pantzy, s.,.,, • pool. rec room, :IOJ' Opportvnftv 200 mg Harbor Bl., C.M. 66-l(O') ~ porch WJlaundry space. 2nd REALTY front, 19Me ocean view. l· yard, $350 mo. 976 Denwr F1 nd ck Patio y owner buildin«. $445,IXXI, CANDY SUPPLY ROUTE Bl9 N. Ma\n, S.A. 541-<JGIW Dr., C.M, 541).2442, 213: 1 r 1~00 e ' incl ~ter ~ Uni\, Park Center, Irvin* ........... a... IF YOU'VE IEEN i LOOKING ••• · Open everyday, 10a.m. to sunset. Wesley N f•ulor C,o. CNO SEIJ.JNG INVOLVED ) UP TO $25,CO> ~. <!a.&enl. mo6 7·5 , g 6 , or Call Anytime, m-0820 , 1 , ga ener -" , Office bours 8 AM to 8 PM 2111 .SanREALJoa:!'ln~"'· Rd. PART OR FULL TIME $95 • OOTI'AGE. Ulll pd, 1 ,67 -~"-~:;146:;7:,,·,,.-,-.,.---,,--,-'t'" ~u.&4'> Now avaUahle • In Orange FOR HOMEOWNERS BR. i110 Util pd. :-:- Newport Center 644-4910 County and surrounding Rent-A-House 979-8430 NE\V 3 BR plu.s f;(en, wal~ to 1 • , , for an old Laguna charmer, we've found 1tl SUperior & Ticonderoga, Newport Beach 12 UNITS • arerus. You ma.y keep your Borrow on the equity in your beach. & shoppg, Bayside present position. All loca· house. Use the money for Huntington Harbour Or. address. S500 mo. : This 2 Bdrm fixer-upper of. fen maxim.wn privacy with close-in location. A diamond Ill tbe "'lllh. $32,000. Take Coast Highway Three tourplexes ln Costa • -----536-8138. ' Mesa. Room fur 6 unlta in tions are commercial or any purpose. .i..uwl3 over STUDIO, 1 blk from beach, lo Superior Ave. (Balboa Blvd.) lntel8ection end up tho hill lo lnfonnation Center back. A,. 2 BR unfurnished, factory turnilbed by us. $5,000 on real and personal b'plc, bltns, brand new. 2 BR, 1 ba, cpts, drps, trp 1 k . "'1th laundry and patio. Qualified person w i 11 property, Call or vWt $235. nw incl. utll. {21J) No children or pets. P ease $134,000 with assumable 1% become distributor fat our AVCO 592-573? or 782-5959 can 962-8449. loan. candy (Mou.ndl, Almond W'~alC-k"'to.CBc~b"."'s.g=1s","'iam=w"·,"',, • WALKER & LEE Joy, Baby Rut b • But· .FINANCIAL SERVICES L•guna 8e•ch kids, 2 &. has everything. . 0 I_,,_ 545-7131 tertlng<r Nestle~ Planten, ~-,'!·lmAnahoim Bl~v" 6 $135 -uW pd, lg• bach, II Rtnl-A-Houso 979-8430 ~~''-' Tootsie Rolls, Pay Da)i, l'U...n: b h full k't I TV REAL ES TA:rE LOCATED In heavily Milk flud.o,' Reeses p.,.n .. 240 S. Euclid SI., rnilir:· !!ll"f'12'JS ' n1ro' 'too2obrr lrpl. 2 BR, lge >~·Walk lo shop. '" ==~~ f n-....... Anaheim -ocea n • • ping & bch. $240 mo. Avail 11911 Gleone • ~ populated section o ..,.~ .... '6" Butter Cup ~ advertiaed na-aora:eous view! Deck Sept. 15 .... ,,~ Yl'e ~r ,,__ County 8-2 BR 8-1 BR in 2 donally on T.V. etc). We 1879 Harbor Blvd., ......, pd 2 B ~ -ec..9473 5&-0316 .. ., V low ~ Costa Mrsa 642-M84 --Util ' r, ..... , building!. ery va are a national company. huge liv nn, Victoria Bch. I -OCEAN VIEW -cy. $15>,000. Will trad• !or V•oy high income polenllal. 617 w. 11th St., NU-VIEW RENTALS SWIM POOL HOME ...,. north San DiegO County Pl'!> You must have U•bn. per Santa Ana 5'7-4431 ' Ocean vlew;-twim pool home Newport BeHh Newport Heights pe.rty, Broker Inez Good week spare time (days or 2017 S. Main St., 6'13-4lm or 494-3248 l in beautiful M.ystle Hills. Lee, I.quna. Be a c h • eves.) . Santa Ana 549-3361 1 BR, Furnished House. $163. 1 Fcrmal dining, tainlly & * SUPER SHARP * 494-7518 OZ. Fa 11 brook $1,720 REQUIRED U>9l Brookhurst Blvd., Mature salaried. Ref' 1 . I DEAR Garden Grove S3IJ.4300 494-8170 living nn, w/beam cei1'1.; 3 BR. Condo. Profess. decor. '128-1077. For more jnfonnatlon write 6411 Westminster Blvd., I bdnns, 2 baths, Prlv. pool HOUSEWIFE Plush carp, & "'8peo. Prlv. •e~·Bfllli "ROUTE DEPARTMENT Wwmlnster ll93-S008 2 BR. Victoria Beach Sept, to &: patio ar'@as. An Im-• patio. Pool Quick pouess. ,... -No. 23", P .0. Box 1739 June. $225 Mo. Fenced yard. maculate pff.ce or property. ··brine your husband and 1610 W, Coast Hwy:, N.B. INCOME HOMES Covina, Ca'llf. 91722 Mortg•ges, 494-4307. priced at so;s,ooo. chililren to see thla spacious --GE:~Mn---6-NEW DUPLEXES $48,950 Include Phone No. Trust Dff<(s 260 * 499-28'.Xl * 3-bdnn 21,i bath co~ on the 642-4623 f..NEW TRIPLEXES $67,950 * * * Lido Isle Costa Mesa Three bedroom, 2 bath with fireplace, built·ins, new ahag carpet A drapes. $230 per month. Free rental aerv!ce. O '.\,\\ldl: ·'Ill Realtors 64&-Till 2043 Westclit Drive FOR LEASE, NE W HOME - 3 BEDRM. 2 BATH, CUL-DE.SAC, 1 BLOCK TO PARK $265/MO. CALL DOR· OTHY 546-5880 AGENT. L11un1 Bw.c:h e Yrl)"-Bach at Bch. Furn. Walle ocean. Ideal IOI' 2. Pet ol<. 1135, ALA Rtnlals 8 645-3900 e OCEAN View! 1 Br w/stv/refrig, Ir& encl )'J'd, Kida/pet S150. ALA Rtntals 8 645-3900 $115 -Small but nice, 1 hr new cpt, aar, ocean A city vu. $280 -Ne"• 3 + fam rm, $335 • uw pd, 3 br, 2 bl, frpl, Victoria BcJi. NU.VIEW RENTALS • -West ilde ot Newport BackREAL' ~---ro~as ______ n -.... ..-....;; .. i..• BR uni'• Mrs. Ronal_d Scott l _Jmy discounted 2nd .TD'1. . ! · "'.\%~ Bay Y b band will .,... 0t: ........ -= .. • ~ "" All llOUfCeS. Details Box 31 WINTER rental: 4 Br. & den " "' ~ • our ua S11n Cltmenre UJ E. Bay st., Costa MeS:L 1411 San Juan ~ ~ love YoU, no outside work· 642-483? C. San Ysidro, Callt. 90073 W/3~ Ba, Frplc, Db' gar, 673-4040 or 494--3™ Open '.W 9 PM _ _ e riuDGET BOOSfER -1 Laguna NlllJ'I r ... '°' Ol)qf HWC for him. instead there is a 4 UNIT apartment, ocean Pb: Tustin. Pri/pty patio, F.A. heat, wshr/dry. t ~=':C'™ bllllards rm, card nn ii: view. 3-2 BR, 11,t BA ii: DELUXE 4 plex, inc. <IWP' You are the winner of PRIVATE party hu $8600 1 ,,A,:i;v,iial;i;l.;;"5-;.;.;;.';'1667;;.,.o-;'7'-::::; putting &reen. The cblldren Studio, $63,500., .f92.-8264. er'• custom penthoule ai;it. 2 tickets to the 2nd Trust Deed at "3>% dis-WINTER 2 BR, 2 BA, aouth YOU . CAN SEE will have a huge pool, arts _W_o_s_lm_l_n-slt_r_·~--Large .l beautllul. No. 0 ol let count C.".11 M0-:1762. .,11o, dbl gal'llJI•. h'plc, •crafts rm and teen-center. mute House in San ~ Follies ~~~~~~~~~:I forced air heat. 675-2504 FOREVER ' A grade IChool la but 1 blk, mente. For · $105,000. Ile-al f 0 ' from thb <Bdrm plus laml!y and they will go to Newport LARGE CUSTOM fanlil,y Wb: e87l9 be!, 6 ?Mor FABULOUS FORUM I[ II!! I Ntwport Bt.och ' rm billilde mteat Double Harbor Ht AaJ<inr' $28,900. home on park size lot with v.rlte P .o. Box 36, Dana Pl, Sept. J.3.38 Hou!m fw ltait prage, fireplace I: Jn&ll1, w/U900 dn. with JoYili& lrg trees. Possible kennel in Ca. Please call 642-5678, ext. 314 · $141)..Utll pd. Large bach, full many extras. $65,!iOO. com~. M ... t.; yard. Huntington Beach between 9 and 5 pm to claim kit on channel. I' vin realty Inc. live Like -a King your tickets. (N~t1h County Houses Fum1shecf 300 S175 - 1 Br, nicely fUm 3 ~.I 9C 124 Hours) · toll.free number is 540-lZlJ). house from ba.y, yrly, .,,,,,,,TO~an, • _ Tenantspaya11-oetuxe * -* * Gtneral S225-2Br, f'rpl, aar. pa.Ho. REAL ESTATE HI 5IH l-J 5ll-5lll :;::.:~. '7:,m~~. ',;;! *RETAIL LUMBER YAJtD. --.,..-~.-.,..--~".':.k: RENTALS I~ nu a 11 y , 10% down. Prime location near the Gordon Tom pk ins 6'J3....tMl or ~3248 -~ ~ ~ , --· 11(1 COAm'WIE. 536-3'111. coast. E!tab. many yn. 9102 La Colonlo _......,,,.. · Conatatant money maker. F I in V II '~ OF CANYON ~ ' . ~ ~iiiijiiiijjijjiiiijiiiijiiiij:iii~ESTABLISHED prop. mgmt , ...... equip, • inv. OR oun a a ey ·-· f •'-1------'---You are .... winner at unique contemporuy < BR -t , I< R.E. ~ ""'"' ..,......... will sell i8nd only_ (3'10' x ·~ home W/fam rm, secluded • 1 -· • Moblle Homes tion le 'Pll<i" ln .a_pive in-288' C2 on ·major blvd.) 2 ticJcets to the atrium entry, free form i · realtr For ·Sale 125 come Pf'OPUb' ·sales. office. Owner retiring, For exclt· Ice pool, " ma,., ex 1r •1' GREENLEAF PARK Newport llcl>CM-m-'/330. Ing delall~ Call SOUTH ~~I:~:• so;s.ooo. ' WE NEED A BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE • ' ... COAST REAL ESrATE, FABULOUS MISSION REALTY -lndumio\ 11._, . rtv ,_ MS-8424. ' ' ADULT COMMUNITY -FORUM 9115 So. Coast~ Lo&una LISTINGS! 1750 Whittler Ave., C.M. of-ORANGE BARBER SHOP Sept. L'l-30 "Seeing ta believing" City Illness -Mu.st sell. N'Pt Please call 642-5678, ext. 314 ~ Stv/retrlg. Utll incl ON Golf-tennis,· C ou nt r Y ALA Rentals e 64.S.3f00 Club, nr bch. New luxury 2 br, 2 ba, mndo, all appl'•· e E/SIDE! 2 Br. Stov<', $275 + Aa'n dues. 51512 W. relrlg, fncd yrd lo r Nini! Drive. 496-3425. kldr./pets $165. I --------- ALA Rtntals 8 645-3900 Lakt Forts! FREEll 1.ovo1y upgrad<'d 3 br, 2\1 ba. Landlords-Owners ad u I t -o c cu pied home. \Ve will refer tenants to you Proteuklnally landlc•ped FREE of charge , • , ?.!any with pier for small 14' desirable tenants ·on our ullboat. 673--3663, 6D-2'J53 wailing list. Ewa. ALA Rentol1 8 645-3900 MESA Verde rental home with 3 bedrms., 2 baths, W/W crpt.1, drpl, in qWet nbrhood. Avail. Se!>1. I th. $215 ptr .... Pb. art. 546-4141. 2-BEDROOM HOME, hard\\'OOCI Ooors. carpets, drapes, fireplace, double garage, large 'bck yard. $190 mo. adults pref'd. 548-7729, associated &R1rtio!~ "\f,l' \'-.> ~CJ' w ~u•t> " o l J~< Ntwport 11Mc11 12111 2 Bt, """'· l'tlrlr. gar, deck. OceanfronL OCEANFRONT Come a.nd look at our M·2 Beach. 1 man's thop, fully between 9 and 5 pm to claim Fabulowl executive OWN-Buyen Waiting brand new 2 bdrm. 2 bath eqWpped. Good income k your tickets. (North County LIDO Isl 3 BR 2 BA Uo VERY CLEAN & SHARP YOUR-OWN a.pt, tum, 2 BR. 4 VI d In-. Berkshlre 'Completely 6.514 acres bantering Santa location. Alking $2500. toll·free number is s«J.1220). e. $400; ,9pa ' 3BR 2BA home near 2 BA, $52.SOO. Pool, eleva. 241 sta • ~v set up and landscaped Fe Railroad. All utilities. GRAHAM REALTY * * * new dee. mo. mo. RLTR. $400 -1ltJl pd, I br, 2 ba, waterfront, deck, 30' lllp $475 -3 + fam rm, 2 ba. 2 frplc, 3 hse from bay. NU -VIEW RENTALS ...................... tc view surf, Newport Be•ch 115 750 00 Al Ideally )ocated fol a manu-646-2414 1 -:::======== AGT."''46-1456. freeway access & So. Coast ~~-"'1133 ANYTIME • · · "',... ••M-firm Al $33Zll .::========'' Plaza.FamlU.,.oolyat $240. rocks, ooaalline. Security. ~ eral desirable resales fac ..... ~ · ' * * * $265 • Util pd. Oceanfront 2 per mo. Call a&' en t, Lse avail. Aho 3 BR, 2 BA, AN 646-?!ii.5, 9 AM.G PM per acre it is under priced * * * William Fordi1n1 Br. furn. Winter or yearly. 546-414L '76,500. Swartz Rlty 499-3Cm . LATE 1910 12'x56'. Skyline. ~a!::,tioflp~:ef~ Victor Haines 1441 E. Chestnut Ave. Garage, 213: 869-2823 eves. 4 Bdnn, Famlly1loom, home • OOLUJOUSE! 2 Br. c:::HAfUUNG 2 BR, ocean eNUSUll Govt.emp}oyee 'eingtrans-Ernest Eckott with 4575 Greentree Lane Sant• Ana Walk to bch $140, Bal. hi. for lease in Newport Stove, refri&. Child/pet ok. Ww. newly dee., 2 P8:Uol, ferred. 3 ton alr-cond., pro. Eckhoff & •·soc., Inc. Irvine YOU' are the winner ot 1 + Rumpus J1ll. Abo 2 Br H lgh"-T ,.A_ $225. 613-4030 or 494-3248 e BEAOI Bach. Stove, retrig, all utll lncl. $100. ALA Rt ntals 8 645-3900 priv., ar. k>t. .tM-5692 aft 4 decorated, mmpletely car· 541.2621 Evcs/\~'knds 633-eTIC You are the wlnner of ~ ttclcets to the mob, hm. dl~,u. ~';;.,, ciJi M.;, ALA Rentals e 6UJ900 wWER Tliree Arch Bay, 3 B •&' ~Al.N peted, dilbwuher &: gar-I "'!!!!!~!"""'!'!!!!!"!'!"""" 2 ttdcets 10 the le• Rent-A·Hou.. 979-1430 Balley Agent 673-8500. * POPULAR "E • PLAN," BR, S BA, v1e\ .• {19,500. K 111 bage disp. Other extras. M·l Lot, Costa Mesa Ice Follies CHARMING 1 Br. W/w cpts, on wide ereenbelt ln Old- 494-8498 or 499-2784. Beautiful Ivan Wells built Xlnt cond. Best offer. n4-66x300' $23..500 Follies at Uie San Cltmente yrd arried 1 In-er Bluffs. J-Iuge l"UPlPllll _ Lqun• Hiiis home 1n Dover_~~ 24C-9269. HQPerla, ea. ~ ~ 615-6347 FA~JLous FABULOUS * IMMACULATE, charm· ~=· ok.' ~o pe: e$150. room, 2 bedrooms, 21,1 from every room. 3 bdnns; MOBILE Home l2x60, awn-• ORUM FORUM tng, tee 2 BR, 2 BA ho~. 646-8226 bath.I. Slx monlhl ~lease 3 BR. 2 BA. rondo, view, hlll• lamtly rm. $8'1,400. Ing & carport, adalt pk, nr Lola for Salt 170 F Sept. l.'!·30 clo6'd pr. !Awl¥ pallo " · or l•P $450/mo, IJNIQUE --. 4r1 .... relrlg'd air, 11>•"-2996 ohpg Capo Bch $6000 1;:.;,;.;..,;,...______ Sept. U.30 Please call 642-5678, ext. 314 yd. Wik to •·•, •hoP" ._ 3 br, 2 ba. sprinklers. Avail HOMES, 675-6(XX), ;;;, ,9 ~,;;., old. New ~ * ~ .l SLIP * 496-5543. ' ., R•4 COSTA MESA Pie.,. call 642-5678, ext. 314 b<?tween 9 and 5 pm lo clalm school. $225. ;;;;;• Jor 10 ,,;, Sept 20· 1240 mo., 1 Yr YRLY 1,.,., Unique 2 br, 2 World. 837 -3652, Owner. 60 Ft. 3 Bdnns., 3 tiatha 1970 Buddy, 20x44, 2 Br. Level 63' x 290' Nr. Harbor ~!:e:C!t~~~:~ t~~ =.-t!k:!t!!!°f:' ~= 1 _oe,n.:.:ty-'-.4-"92-8303"-'-''-531_-55.;.1_7_. -~. 305T Royce Ln. ~,' ::le, 1~Uo, htd pool. • •gl)na Nlg~I. . • _ .. Immaculate! ~.000: Adlts only. $8,800. Like new. Bl. OK for 12 units $36,540 toll-free number is 540-"20) * * * .1-. ,..... t h, cu hlle. Adlts, no :!:....,..-.. ,, "' .. _, * BAYFRONT * 1750 Whittler Ave., No. 17, * * * =~=~"7'7=;'f="7'='I HOUMI Unfurn. 305 1 BR cptll, ""'~· re ...... , pets. $250. ·No. 141 Bay111de KE EP KOOLI 4 c M Cbol n • r--• 36 ~Sq stove, utll pd. n60/mo. Village, 300 Pacific Coast Cbol<:e 35 It, Noni. BR-3 · · "' ~ ~~ -,.... · -;;;;:;;;;=.;=;:::::=:==~I FrH Rtnlal Strvlca1 ~ u~ Central Air cond. make• Ulla 000 · Ft. OK FOR 24 unit• $94,290 ~ Gener•I .,,...._, Hlway. (IKJ5) 969-3651 3 BR, 2 BA home • dell&ht ~·=~ ~~ * Wesley N. Taylor Co. ~~ ~~~~ e ~ TO 1.;;.=;;..:;;...._____ $109 • Fncd • Vacant 2 Br WES'l'CLU'F ~ 11q ft., 2 to live in. N 1 c •I Y 3 Br, 2 ba, 2-story. Mooring [ R.11 Estai.. J Realtors "-oriented anociate to let up LAN~~ AND home, gar, ldds/pehi. blks Mariner School, 1007 landscaped. Close 10 ICbla., irfvll, $31,000. -. General 2111 Sao Joi.qutn Hills Rd. Newport area aales ottkle Rent·A·House 979-8430 Kant Lane, 642-0431, $500 lhopplnl, tram:p:1rtatlan. By lJOO REALTY Newport Cenler 6C4-t91D for established I e c u r I t y All prices and all areu 1 BDRM 'h()U;t, reuonable, mo lease J n c 1 u d e • owner U175 La Hennou, la _ _ 1 675-7225 • HouNa *·Apia. Garde..,. sn• 56175l Open Sat 33T1 V Lido, NB "1~1.Juu Apertmtfttl BAYCREST, N.B., lot 74, company. Some cap lol re. mature adult, no pets. ===..,· -;:---0:---::-::- A Sun. COOL POOL For Salt 152 ='."(~~$31.000. :·p\::: =-WW * U5·0111 * 1.93311 Anaheim Ave. BLUFFS 4 Br, tam. 3 Ba. L k F I f13 W.111h COITAMIM NEW 4 BR., 2 BA, huge Frplc. Beaut. encl, patki, a ' ons Ideal 4 BR w/large lamil,y 1971 Dom.,, 2Ax64, Cilll drpo Mobllt Homtf Beu'1 Shop $4,500 prage A yd. 2513 Fairway pool, tennb, 1<hla. $385. 5 BDRM, 3 BA1H hones ~ ~~ ~ ~".: ~.a;~/~~ Trailtr Pults 172 =-:-.= ::: $111>-BEACll & Bay. Lri Dr. Leue $27; tno. 645-rul. 6#-mJ, 1:;i '!.a~ '::.>.mm1on sparklizg H A F pool Only ~ -10 p. MOBILE HOME Gem l<.Jewetry $10,000 dn. s HP motor, o.B . .l 131! tt. Sith. UW pd. Child ok. 4~",:c;.:t,: ~,.!'" :.~ ~,:X ~~'.:.Ill ba, be. -&I~ muter plan n e d $53,oo>. Other llJll!Clal feature•, HOLLAND Bua. S•S.s ;1i::e~:iso~~. Uled $135 _ PRIVl"TE 2 Br. Cot· gard/water 549-003. .,,~ aimmunt~. Home lealurH CALL '-' 'l.•·1414 $21.500. 5% loon. 830-9844. PARK 1TI6 ~. C.M. 6'5-<170 •··•· N'-ly ·loo. To.,l-t * OCEANFRONT / Yeat•· ~ ..., ~ Q ._ "'-.:: ..-e MINI HOME -1 Br. Nr. ., 5 •"''...., •be bedmu. ~ A I I l.!O $137 ,SD lnVftlmtnf " * * ok. Stom. 81...,, ,.rr;g. $80" $3SO/mo, uW pd, New 2 Br. formal dining area i: l.IALTY creage or N ~ Excellent watertront location Opportynlty 220 Glngtr Brinton * ALA Rtnt•l1.e 645-3900 Garaa:~. 21.3: 8fi9.282J eves . .eparate faml)1 nn approx. Nt•t Mnr,.rt.,P••t Oftle• OCEAN & on the O>lortldo River adja-flNANCIAL p ART NE R 25252 Y•cht Dr. $150 -SURF'S UP. 2 Br. at 3 BR. 2 BA, Ip 1am nn + 15'X24',"' CUltoni redwood HARBOR VIEW HOME CANYON VIEW cent to the HoU~ Shores earn .-a ...... tor the Dina Point beach. Tot/p e Ualn&le1 e NEEDS LOVE! 2 Br. nr ~n, prfv club, nr be.I.ch. -ua ln eucalyptus tree set-North Ide r Bl blnl ~·· dev 1o nt Spa-1-"' -.. ~-y ••· 1n t fine ·•his. Kids/cats. SUS. •<Kn _. "°"".,..., """"' -no:i--11 '•t onl.v «1 900 .• Br, 2~ ba, fam rm on ,pool I 0 ~e ............. e pme • ...... v.. .... rest °' ).'OUr life on a sn.cm OU are UI\\' w ner 0 . .... • -·Y I-... ~. ~TDJ:,.~ R.-i::AiTr. size -lot.. ~----mOdel. 7.43 acre1. Ailtlng $90,000. mobile homes, plt11 a duplex fully tecured invettment. 2 tickets to the * ALA R1nt1l1•·645-39eo ~Na~w-po-rt"'°"Sho~rt-1---1 · ' Great tJew ofi Valley. Liberal temu. Relea1e on the water with dock and Call R. HUI, 5ST·1Ml. lee $180-STUDENTS 3 Br. 2 Ba. COZY 1 br cOttage, Stv, SST~. $13,llOO. clauses. boat launching ramp, All Follies 81t111. Nr. OCC. Kldl/pet. refrla, crpt, drpe I: 1ar. $350-38R. CORNER LOT, Lido Ille Harbor V1ew Homes Good Real Estate uttlitle1 available. Clqse Co lnvtJltmlnt at the * Adi.ta, S145. ~SW. J-STORY. 316 CEDAR ST. 1tea11y CompaQ1 353 N. 1iout Hwy 4114-1518 lhopplng center U>r all -Wom.d • 230 FABULOUS $22S-ALONE on lot. C mt. 2 3 Bdrm, •·-yanl, bnmed PH'. 6U-<837. * * * * * ...,,_ .. ..-.. For more lnfonna. B -1 lamil,y/ t -•· =--'-c,--,::--,-,:----1 (Arp fam1l1 homt. I BR., ~·~ Com..,.rclal ii;;"° call our -nt WANT In bl<)' -•-•· FORUM r. »• c, * pe · pou. College Park $225. Sin Jutn CaplslrotW flmily rm. ITpolaln dill-HARBOR VIEW HOME p,_rty 151 Olvialon, 516-lli!O. ~ ....:· lnl<>Are~ Please :~. ext. 314 $240-HORSE Ranch. 2 Bt. I -A&!.=..· _Call_5'1)-__ ll_5l_. --NEW "°""' 2 Br, bltns, oell -·• ~. '1llCllll rt. I Bt, 2 81 Cumel model. SAFEWAY & OTHERS be•·-e ··'" pm•o ·'"-Gar. Ktclt/-· w.lcome. Hunll........., lltlclt clng oven, diJhwshr, ..,,., SI-ISi. lot. $125,000. °"'1er lot wtth """' w ilutan Britten., 1111 ·~ -• , ~" ~-• ..,,_, bolt .-p. 153;000. Shop cir. •l""'J;,,_.ctrugOOO, PQfl W.aldlll Dr, N.B. ,..,. ticlceta. IN~.~,.!!') L\'haNDLORDSI ! W I.GR ! Br, 2 bl, ft1ilc, lam ~ ... ":\,~u;:' ~":1 Jaocwllll loa»ot:ll j& Harbor view Homes ore. A: otben. .....,, . toU·frft number 1a i1'1U'.u..u Do you , ve a vacancy e _. ;i ....... bltns Ooee --u--Com-w..i., N. T•ylor Co.. M.onol to Loan 240 * * " ""' till It. M..., desirable nn. -··· -~· . Reinders, 546-211L 3'16 VJa Lido flS.4562 ._...., REALTORS , Moufttal~ Detert, tenanta on OUl' waltlne list. to ICh1I A Mc D 0 n n e 11 -Ho-._--f-..... --... ---- :7'---'.::-"-;-----1---::::::m.-O'llO:::=:.::;=::--2111s.n'"""""11111s Rd. Rnort 174 1st TD loans .. 11'°" Island AB"""EAuc"o1,NNRoECHARNTAcLEs :: Avail. Sept s. Unlurn. ~ Vtnle OPEN HOUSE Newport C<nter J144.<910 LAKE ""°'l'fl'ad ,.... tr 310 BR, I BA, lbU crpt lhrl> 5 Bdrm. 3 bl. home; lor the FOR SALE' 2'J6 a c r • ~ Ale by owner. Beaut lake . 9% ~ INTEREST * 645-GI 11 * $1«1 • Vacant. Fncd. Alo<!< Gtnoral 001. -...... ·"'-· u :::. ia:"'Pr::'i:~~ 1" Antelope Valley, talO down view Rock patio w/bllln 2nd TD Loans • BEDROOM' SITl'ING FREE RENTAL .:::.:.:r.:.:· Mt~ __ B_A_Y_S,_H...,0-R .. E_S __ bit -.. lmmecl OI> FULLIR REALTY a ...,.,,. paymaot BBQ: fvy oO'l'd yd, 2 II ROOM, with view. No IOOK """" • br, din-.·-"' ~"mo-Soacioul. 4BRbome.. -· Sl2.500. llm-11111S 5*0114 846<1997. declcl. ~ ..... cpL Frplc. Lowffl '"''" Onnge Co. pelt. Yeu1¥ l•ue $421. ~ • ••• ~~ ...., -· Nl•lllf'.I IHdl ~ Elect ldt--w/ "'"lier. FA "WE BUY TD'S" mo. Contacl JEAN RIT· 3 Bdrm., 2 bath Meta Vmlo patio, cpb, drpo.-hlttnt,d-BALBOA ISLAND BAL90• °"'"-N • B • ule 1~ beat Wa ' tlrJ<r. 3 br, TER, BARRET!' REAL> .,.. near counlty club lxlr wshr. pr. fl50. 96Wl94. Yearly -HUI' brand ..,. l ~ w.-Pvt ramp · I< 2\1 bl. Game rm w/ Stttler Mtg. Co. TY,-._ ' nnt .., i. .... New aha& *, br, 2 bl, lrplc, bltiN. BRaptw/"111<.illl- -ewrytlllnr., ,.i far llOat -S Br. 119,lllO. Cotea· M•• lh •ta I ~e ftl\l[atlol\ pool table. Comp 642-2111 51.5-0611 carpeting with m"chlna cpts, drpl, Vacant. $235 mo. Yearil' • Uttlo -14e 3 ....,. Neluxloo. 2M aq ft. Call '"'""" f!HlSO, d!Q>IU-2 1lr + 1 br. f1trn $J1 a1Q. ZT-4041 SerY!n& llM1lor "'·· 21 ,.._ * WIN;ER RENTAL * dnpo. Available Sept. 1. 979-8395. BR home 1 !'!'""'°· 111t10 - 1'qol lbl tile Fam ~ llARllOR VIEW OOME 9!puatt ,.,.._ VA loin. I.DI'~..:...... Lake Hlvuu, $2.1,000 3 BR. 3 BA1H Baylronl Call 3 BR, 2 BA. dlahwuber, Iao WILLI""' WINTON ~ 11ame:(ll'I ~ 1 IA llONAOO-2 + 4111 (3 br), I $34.500. Owoer. ~ -cl Ille -1d ""'°"' Pvt Money !or R-Etll.te Pier. $400 per mo. '7>-7762 pailo, walk to b 0 1 c h , REAL TY m.m1 ~·a Sur alln dayt. bl. Form. dlo rm. F... .... er-London Brldp. !ACaled Loan. Mr. Adami, llltr. 96W!11 by appt ooly. SML 2 BR ltoult, ~. A..U ,..... 151.lOO. °"1IHll-M4 IS38. -to all -" c111. m11 &ruo. V-• -money! r .. nt ooNOO._,,_t, -. iu 81., -. -au~·--. -_,....._ ~ '° _, °"' Tlodn' llOOO or wtll tndl lr Costa yotlr -· apt., ,_ -• -~ ~ ·~· -~-~, -I le --. --·-Ii hndlto -.0ta1or )WI -or N_. Beach ID-5'11 the old f1t1!!. 9'11 a. bJdr., •"'-tbnt a Dally Pilot Jlealton M5-1181 all ap!)l's. 2 Jlr $170; C Br Yrly $Ill mo. ~ ----· ... ...,.-:.000 ": ,,,,.""':-,-. I lion, 5 .r.,a 1or 5 1"tclcs. "°""' ....,. -· ..,. •lllll· _a_._.,_llle4_A<t_._ ____ • Open Ewo. $225. !M&-1405, !i!T-5314. _4114-27 __ .:. ______ , j { • I , ·•. ' • • • OAJLV PILOT _,,,_ 1.___ _ __,lt)l ...._.,. ... J1'J I~,.,., ... J[tjl•-.. "'-l!tJ, ....,a;si----·.-.!ftJ1;1 •r;;;si~--~ .;:/' Con~•mlnl"""' Apts. fum Ml Aplt. Furn. Ill Apt. """""-Mt Aflt. ~ * '!.\pt;~. ~u; .• ;_; .. ~~~-! Afll· Uoilvrn. Jll Aft· """""-• ~ _. u..rum. ./ Uflfum. i20 a."'°"lbol--1,-lend ____ Cool• Mna Oontrtl Olll:l't1" • i..,. ~ 0-,,_ Hunl""IM ....,, ~ load! IC ·-"-'-·--------IFURNISllED apt tor Nnl on 3 JIOOl.u Ill, .,. for older iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2 BDJIM w/-& pri 0Q:AN vi 1orp 2 BR, NEW 2 BR. Ip all .i.c Id~ 3 Br, 2 ba cpta, d.,,., N.,., UW. llllAd.&olboa. l.oY<ll' penon. :mT WOltmltllltt, VILLA MAltSllLLIS patio ... °"'"' ...,,., Ho 2 BA, cpi.."'~ A 'lllos, ...t bu, -1" ~ ~: ~ i235Jmo. OIUdrtn a all •lectrlc ooe bedroom CM. Inquire ti HI -5p•~1ous I • 2 BID•OOM •PT. cl>lldrtn ar pea. Co 11 .,. ~•-$190 JC< -. ir betcb. 53&-lll6C for ..-d --~ .. --· tD··-So• -=-.,,.:..~.;. . ·--Hiiie ,~-!!~~·!ta~--~~I pels OK. Avail &!pl. 15, apt. Nk<ly fur• I• b • • I Br. or 2 Br. nr, .,_Pool. l'umllhtd & Unfvmlllhtcl 6 Sun. ~ _, -·-· -·-·~ -. -.......... porlcinr. ··-. Ulll pd. Adull.J, no pelL U84 Adult Livi"' roR -3 Br, 2 Bl. -I~ 2llR, 2BA. bllN, Nie• Move In now on.._ uolll Monrovia. 5IMl3I Dlthwuher color coordinated appliance•. LRC. 2 BR., Ill BL lllillC :.:fflMll;;;"""';:;;;;;';';'"';;;:; do. Vlow, cp,., lbulta:Ji, [ -,I' • .,....i., dole to'""'· mo. J~ 1. 'ti. nn per mo. Call 1125. NJcly tum, 1 br apt. Plush 1bag carpet. mirrored wanln>be doon-crp1, blt•lno, bPe. Jlliv • ' dJ>L xiru. "'"' World. 1... ------'· N...ty painted, 837.mll. 2U. 923--0549 an.r' .... Mull>. 132 w. Willoh, C.M. Indirect lfghtlnf ID ldl<:ben • bniakfllt bar • :::-:ir:.. II~ ON ar •cH•. $210/..0. -· f...,t1ln ValloY N•EARL•-t Yklt~w. ~.28~tloAll. ----·------huge private fenced patio • pluab land1eap. ~ -~· ~"" ~ Ing • brick Bar-~ ... larie heated pool• 6!4 llamfllon Aw,. CM. 2 BR, 2 BA \1lll. (Fr 1251 -Verde SALE or ,.nl, 3 BR w/frpl, BBQ, Alao 4BR, 3BA. Letlt Huntington .. _ & Jana!. Air condltlonlng. e TROPICAL POOL' e 2 BR. Tum rr: SQ IM!Wly painted, Ill BA. Im· S.pJ.June 638-3410153M831 j,;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;::;;i;;;;;;;;;;; j 3101 So. lrlahll St., S1nt1 An1 557.ftGO 2 .Br studlO, Ill Bl. fJl>l, Ocwdn>nt-Lux -2 Br. UPPER 2 Br. CrpU, 4"". med. occup. l22:i mo, BAYFRONT, 3 BR. 2 BA. LaQUINTA HERMOSA COLDWELL, BAHKElt I CO. 1145Pir·E·~-~ ~ ~· opt l4lXI utU pd. Avail !or ::::.,.:U.i.op~:.· =. .! 494-211!19, Jurn. l4SO yrly "' 131' S ..... h Cowllrl' ni.te u.. MANAGING AGINT 54&-ll<ii. --.. o. -2 w";."!_"_ -"-pelL 2914 Royal Palm Dr. Newport S.•dt winter, 403 N. Bt.ytront, la& Is Spacious Apta. Ttr-.............. o ..,... ... .., $lti/mo. 645-3515. Bil. Wand. rn.8S40. Need -" llllJlken -· ~.~ Elmo llld Pool -~ A·-"·"· NEWPORT B<ach foe le-.,...h ~ Apt F JM •-llnt\rm. MS -"""'me ·--DELUXE 2 A 3 BR., 2 Ba. llrifurn.BrandntW!Br.2\ii BAY Front, tarp one BBQ. Unbt bl•IJvbw· -~'·-•~m. _____ ......... l62BR.$1j)up. Carp~ encL pr. $1$ up. Rental , Balh Colldomlnlwn wlboal :U';;u11etPrlv~ ~: ~'R'. STUDIO. $240 South L19un1 Coat1 Mnl =-~~~ "'::i ":.led..=::-= Ole., 10911 Maco Aw., P· 2 cor -· All IP' .......,.. 673-4317 ALL UTILlTIES PAii> l BR •M Ill Tabl_.,.....,. E. 22nd SL Ol 11W615. JIO--puldlw 54&-lflM. pllancca. Cl?"'" ~ dro.... dul ~· -•W•• 2 Br Rof'L ""ul"4. Call 213, WINTER Rontal. 2 Bedroom, A l> ,No.... !=!, l yr .... Call 495-CW, UIDllOR l'DrnK' !>~lo. ~11)1-...;_lll pool.Ba. H-UNTill'NGuudLGTON ~. ~.~ -•. M~~ -287.-8723 or 213: 446-6052. 2 adults. Sundeck. No pett. ~11 am or 7.9 pm, MftD D""'1'1 °'"" _.,., ... _ _. -u ... """"' ., ... $165 month • plus utllltle•. (4 bJkl: S. of San Dleso Frwy Apt. Unfum. B1tns. pvt patSol. 1155. l FIC only $150/mo &66-»7. Townhoust Unlum. 23.1 221 Parl< Bil 1~. t' B<adl, I blfr W. on Holl ,umlllhtcl & chlld olc. no P"IL 6l8-0l96. PACI · · , ' • R frplc 16711 Porlalde Lone.) Bilbao Ponln1ul1 Unfumlllhtd EAST SIDE new, betUWUI I n1 OCEAN AVE .. H.B. Newport llMch . NowPOr1 DHch ~~:J..~,.;i,.;OO .,.....,.,171 ,. 4 ,.,> 84'1~~~1...,~ BAYFRONT, 1 BR, liv, din, From $130 to $215 mo BR bip-ptq, ~,dlbwhr, 0tcoi!~!!c1:!1>111J PARK NEWPORT. ADULTS ONLY s.Bayfnmt,apt5. $145·1165 tam nu .. -porch, ::!~:.!1'.L~.~~oa W1LL1AM ·WALTERSCO. ••AltTMENTS 3 BR. 2'ri be. bltna. new CUTE 2 BR, aarage apt. Bachelor • 1 BR. patlol, carport, prJv bch, dock rpc B•ch1lors e 1 Bdrmi .,.~,.._._. .-.. _,_,, #V" 365 * * * Duke Moo\fredl 15500 #•· Tuatln vm,.. W1y Tllllln You are the w1nner ol 2 tlcketa to the let Folllo1 ..... FABULOUS l'ORUM Sept.~ Pleue call 642-5418, ext. Ill• between 9 aDd I pm to dahn )'OUI' ticket&. (Nctth County loll·lree number ta 54i)-12:1>) • * * ..-erpll, dr·1s, paint. Dbl 1ar. Yrty, 13)). Pkll utU adlll, frplc'a, prtv. I a r a I e •. avail. $215 winter, $3'1'5 yr)y, 2 Bcfrml e I Bdrmt ** BEA11l'IJ'UL 16 2 B& Children Welcome 011 the bay pool.,$300 mo. Rltr 54H900. 67:>-5003 eves & wi..ndl. I>lvldcd bath • Iota of 675-3063. I~ or 2 ,vii B1tfit. c.ni.mporary Gorden AplL e FAMILY Al'FAIR e LuxuJy apar1mmt IJWll..,. * * * ••• n-lboo Ptnlnaul1 cloletl. a.. hill, pool ' -BAYFRONT . Patloa, lrplc., pool. Sl'5-~ 2 A 3 BR'•. llS5 ., 1235 erJ~-tht waltt. Enjoy Mra. B. J. Scrimp~ !)u•lo•ts Fum. • -P9 pool tablet, quna bada. _, __ o..J---/ 1110 ........... _ ... _ ..._ __ , 1 BBQ ~"d ~... •-,. • Brand new cUJt. biplex (2) MAim --g ., 1 ==· ..,,~...,....~,...,,-·~.,.· =,-.. _, ct, 1IOO, • ~~ !150.000 beollh..,., T awlm-411 Lido Nord Apt L Balboe Pentnsul• Winter Beach Rentals ~~r Ln~: ~.~ 3 Br, 2 Ba. n) 2 Br, 2 Ba. ~~-~c:e~pa WO: SPAC 2 A 3 Br apt $140 up. plly area. Day care center, mma pooll. 7 li&hted ten· Newport BIAch ~;;;,;;;;...:..;;, __ ,,,,,~':'11 BR aptl w/patiol Beach. 1 blk N. of Slater). Pvt bch I: pjer. 546-0370. ;;:r burnlns tJnplaceo. Pool, cpt/drp. blbll. kids ok 3 itory rec. bldg. incl. gym nil courtl, plus miles of You are t.be winner oI 2 BR. Bklck to BAY I: Avail Sept. to June SU-7148 Corona def ~r Oonvenlent launcb7 ~a 1996 Maple No. l ••• ,S0-31U A party ITDI, DESIGNED bicycle trail&, putting, lhuf· 2 Ucketa to tbe OCEAN. Winter r61tal $165 Stepttobayl:~an off ldtcben. Encloeed pa· ZIOS~No.5,,,go.,.1035 FOR THE GROWING neboard,croquet,JunJorl'• Ice ..... mo. Ph. 613-1351. From 1125. mo. p1.,. Dill. 1 BR. Fum. Overlooldnr lake tloo. 2 ...tmmlnr poola, s BR. ~ft -... 111 Ba. 2 FAM IL y. SEE FURN. """'$17UO monthl.Y: obo l Folllta BAYFRONT 2 BR. on beach. Se1shor1 Real E1t1te park It beaut. encloeed patio • eauna. reouUon facl.11· BR. :,~ _. ~ ~ MODELS. <n4) M24i.29. and ~bedroom p1am and '· pool "o pelL 1035 ·~• ~ "'••. 0 ·-·"•· -··~. No -per mo. ,.,,..,,..., 6401 WARNER AVE. ~--at the , Wimer rental. !Dl/mo. 675-1573 8; 5JB.T"7 uw Q. _.. .,." tL -~ .. , •-• decor. Oilld olc, T 5 SI ==c;.,,..,,;;.="-'='--2-•lory town bouao. ~· FABULOUS Pho m-1r;1 '-=.,.· ==-·,,..,==--==...., Shall.mar lif&r, ~ SPAC. 2 Br ln t p&ex nr. tric kitcbent, private paUor FORUM ne • OCEANFRONT yearly • 21::SPACIOUS 2 BR. $171·, 3 ~--• • sia•-•··-• ID ~ •-~ ... Full Modelo "--'Ill I pm. 2 BR Sllldlo, 111 ft ~~ ~ s =· -~-"" es,..,.._ w•· ~L ~ 1 CotOftA def m.r Br. patio on sand. y BR S19C lovely furn. Kids ON TEN ACRES "'1"'9"' _.... chl>oR from. All extru, paiea, bte:rraDean park• ""'r 1 .2 BDRM. comp. turn., fencd =imo. A~StpL I ' ot. Pool. 968-7510 or &f?-4260. Apts. tum./untum. Leue 2700 Peterson Way, CM :.. DOC:~~ 3 ;.! turn. avail. Pool A rec rm. lna witll eltvaton. Opdona.I pi!e~ff.D~ =~ ~ yard, I blk to ocean. . uguna S.Hll Ftttplacff I Fl•. patloa. nr Harbor Blvd I appt. Kldt ok. See Mer. lmJ mild HrV1ce. Juat -of """ ll<:ket .. (North Counly I S240/Mo A&k for Jim or 2 BR, 1%..BA. patio, balcony, ---------Pools Tenn!s O:intnt't Bldlt Ada -==~=~---Kfft.lon. From $ 13 9, Farhlon Ia1ud at Jamboree tolJ.free JlUDlber 11: H).JD>). P t 847 3584 315 E. Ba,y, $250 mo. on )'l'ly 1 BR, furn. No end. Oeean 900 Sea 'tane, CdM &H-2611 mt *LOWER 2 BR, 2 Ba., c10M. 968-1510, 147-3669, 147..m,, and San Joaquin Htlll Road. * . * * 12 ~:~/mo. Ulll pd, Yrly, !:·~~Apt C '13--1521 :~. ~~~~ach I: MacArthur nr Coast Hv,yl 546-5025 ~~1::'t.~~.~: 1.: Slf' ~~ie~~ T;!~(~~ ROOMS $1Bwlcup~: PJ I Mal"-married cpl. no -===-,,-::-:=c: ~,.:,;:---=--'--~ ., • ., _.,. .... .,. wk: up AplL -N- i ;"' 1ters. Avl aft 9/9. e $25 WK' & Up-On Ocean BACH. at · Crescent Sch. CORONA DEL MAR APf l!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!il!!~!!!l!!!!!l!I =~=,,~=-::::,..--::-.,.-,::::--:: tpaclow:, nr J*rlr; I: IChll. DELUXE. ttepa to beach. 3 Blvd, CM. ~ .".,...' rrs..i&u Lovely Bach-1 Br. • Rooms Color TV, ulll pd, $135 mo. 2 br, 1 ba, completely DELUXE DELUXE 930 1. ft 2 BR. 2 Cblld OK, no pets. 96M633 BR. 2 BA. crpta, drps, bltna, ! _ • . Maid Servl.ce-Pool·UtU ?~ $50 wk up. 4M-2508. redecorated w/new mrts, APARTMENTS· BA. Siam etll. Priv. ·Patlo. uu;. 2 Br., 1 •tr 4plex. diahwhJ',..,IUDdeck. carport, ROOM, prlv. bath, entranot, I \.agun• ~ •. -•. can flS..8740 • Newport Bl•ch drps, "' light ! ix t u r ( I Gar, Cptt, drpl, bltnl, trpk. Crptl drPt. RIO lnclry bar " aarden + many ultra; kitchen ..:prlvn. SS'J.SO/mO. 2 BR A" w/Swedilh trpl. Apt over AJr Cond • Frplc'• • 3 Swhn· $195.mo. &ti.4002 bet. 5 PM. ~__. ...... " .. ~"' .. VI· extru. Year round 1..... N. Coat.a. Mea, 5t6-7285.. I 2 BR, 1~ BA. torced air BAYFRONT, + w11.111----------mini Pool ·Healtb Spa pr, ....._""'" ~.-. ......,, I beat pvt patio, enc J d bed, carport, prlv beach, We have winter ttntall, will garage at 516in Fttnleaf for Temrlt ~ • Game and LRG. 2 BR. 1% BA. Prtv. 0awu=-=1.,.=-...,,,...,,.-==-, $385. ,or Winta rates of $350. ROOM a: laundry, )'OWW 1araie. nr beach. Avail. dock ipace avaiJ~ ..,!!» 4takBR,e f:f1"· '350 ~•-mo. 675-mS or BW1&rd Rlxnn. paNo~,!i4!_~ ... ~ ok. LRG.y 2 Br. Studio $150 &: No J)etl. S.3470 man. $.50/mo U >'O'l mow &!Pl g Owner .-i. winier $400 yrly. ••~ ............ ··~-" I BR. From $1111 -.--•• ....... 14, l Br. 1pL $125 AVlll WXURY AFT yard. NR oa:. Coll ' • ' ~FRONT I BR, 2 BA. 3 BR, 2 BA ....... , .... l'85 YEARLY 1 ..... I Ii• Ir, l I BR. A o.. Fmn ll80 Apt. L 8*-1514. tlL 911. 17272 Alb 1'1. BB. Oceon If bey view, 2 BR, 540--0710. N>wpor1 llHCh Ill I J 1 BR, I BA ............ 1115 b& /dttalng all elec "'-'519 den. 2 BA. ml fL 9th 11:;;;.;;.~.;...--tala..,--A".'vall""'.:' I $250, + u • &!pt. ID """· S BR home ............ 1275 ·Idle~ furnace~ lndry MEDITERRANEAN 1 BR. Fum/Unf. H .. i.d ·· WrWay lrvlne 0: Ooune FREE"'°"' fQr 1 hour"""" ';.~Y:.\ &_ car: .:-: BAY & OCEAN Call 673<!663 ulll• pd. Ov•rlooldnr ocean'. VILLAGE ~ N~ ""'ris ~ WALK TO BUCH N_...; B<acb. $625. mo'. ~m":'loy1:i ::;~•::n~ Near Pavflllon, $235. Avail. y ly 646-21.38 Mltl only, Aft Sept. 9. 2400 Harbor Blvd C.M Vbta, c M. 16 2 Br. Cpl&, drlil. ~whr, Call betMren 11 am • 5 pm, 1-0::c':::--,==--""'- Sept: 1. oceanlkSll' 0 f 1 Br, ear · ' 615-6108. cn4) 557.ml ' D~EL=UXE=,..· ~2~BR.~-1-,,-,-Ba.~ 1 :E:~=~~th; .::::,1· ~4 oWr ~LK is~ocT·~bch~ ~ :· Seuhore Dr. 3 81' .. 2 Ba., Corona del M8r NR. ocean, new delu:x, 2 RENTAL omCE Pool. Util pd. Adult., no 2 ....,..,. ~ 675-2168 Npt Bch aar. $300. 67f>.4600 or _________ , leVt!l, 2 Br .. 2 Ba .. beam OPEN 10 AM to 6 PM petr. 324 \ E. :.Kb st. .,:: 281l!Ba. pool, paUo, dsh· Stroll or run. ~ B1k to the 66-0123. . REAR duplex-2 br, IO, hwy. cln&, bltns. trplc. s;m. be 64S-4'l6l. • Ellia Ave. 8f7.2226 Bay. 1% blks to ooe:an. NEWPORT BEACHFRONT Ocean &: jetty vu-Adulti. Yearb' furn 3 br upper apt. 613-34?1 Mor• Room.Less Money I:-:=::-::.--:--,.-::--.-I NEW q 2 Br unr Qt Yard. ~ sracioos. lite, I S B!L Wlnler Rental $250. M4-C885. -SWPI to ocean. Bltnl. $265 • COME Ke a real prden LOVELY 9PM=Mlw: l Br. llPl Walk to HuntiastOb Carter airy '*1. 2BR ly · mo. Call foe 1pptrlntm<nt lMMAC 3 BR, 2\1 Ba 1pll illo llvipg Ill 1 home Nr. """'(, lrw)O, 00C A "-• . ' tpt.·year ' '801 SeubOte Or.· SPAC be.ch deluxt.t turn $1'10. 673-3663 Or ~ eves. DUPLEX. Bltns, convment for $1«>. mo. 2 BR, l~ BA, UQ, $135/.mo. can -Imo. Pb n4:m.6C.T. '73-l909. Avail. Sept. 9lh 213, 44T-«!80 Buol_.,.., noo -· k>cation. No pelL 6117 Iril. 2 -p1aceo, prlv -a 9'JH134. I BR oipL &ooi! -· SEACLIFF==='""'M'"anor--A,-p"°IL-,,1 or 213' :J8&.281I. Owner 08 spoll..,, patio ~. 644-8199 rec attu. wn.on Cudem, 2 BR. -.,,,. Qpls, -CrpCI, -a.llil A 1D1tD Br. $144. 2 Br· 1114. Pool. prem ... • 9/2 A ttp. Coall MtH 2 BR, """"· ftfr1(, prb. on WU.00 SL, W. ol J;larbor, ....,.,...._ ftfr1(. No pelL pet olc. 1140/mo. !lSJ.11137. ~. drPf, bl°'!> -· I WINTER rental 2 BR, turn,1.;.;~;...;... _____ I dispL W/W crpta. View. 6f6..2846. $140/mo. 9Sl-le5. dirpl. 1525 Placentia Ave. clole t.i nccan, 1130 mo. C-· dtl Oro $215. J()..I today. Adull> only. G _, Apt. Untum. MS Ask about our dll<ount. M 11 ,., 125 44th ,._ -A CdM lrutn Apartments 2 Br. Mui,.,.., peta. ...._ __ _. __ _.._ 518-2 or sc-8340. Lease. u 1 on1,1. AU. UTll..ITIES PAID 3BR. 1Ba, srio, 10 mo. Allo oi.u Heliotrope, pt B, • .._ • ..__._.. St __. Spacious adult 11~ with BAY .m.LA.LAI"" APT& PARK N-. ~n-••• ~-Jor-. Compere before you ,..,..,,. avail ....... 1 ••• BachL ... ,,., -2 BR., walk to beach 387 w n.-SL -~ -•---.------··~· -~ ' TO BAY •-Y •~ fireplace, pallo, pool. Qulet ' .,., ' --•• pt ·-•·-A·-" ~ NEXT CU.tom dealaned, !eaturina: 10 mo. $155per/year. 4919 Pool. Adults only ..-a . wuw•a., ....... uvm , Ill Bib lo ocean, 3 BR, 2 • Spacious kll<:hen with Ill-Rl"r Ave. 6 4 <. 4 4 2 9, AGENT 611 1848 conwnlent ,..,..phere. 3 BR. Iii bl. Odldren olc. EXCllJSIVE S.pL l·F•b. I. llJO, Util. I BA, cpmp fum. $265/mo. direct lighting 61>-277S. TOWNHO SE. 2 BP 2 FAIRWAY VILLA Depoett A ftl'L nq'd. itsS mcl. No -or I Ask for Jlm or Plt M7-358L e Separate din'& area w·~wrn=-d-1 --28-R-trp-1-1 U ' car 11122 Santa Ana, 5&'215 mo. 549-4225. EXECUTIVE drlnkm:. No lease ~-Call ~ N-""" • Hom•llk• otorac• up""· , c, """'""parking, pool, -~2"BR=""AFT=---=SL10=--RESJDF.NCES Sbarnn. IWG-4U7 or ll4M11!. SEE -.-~ ~.v••.... ""--Nu crpt &: furn incl 2 new 644-88l4 or 642-3073 ELEGANT LIVING l BD deo blin. • .,..... • Private P"~ red 1 king •-•· Bltlna. cpt. -m pelL *FANTASTIC VIEW de!ux'. $300'. mo winm. Call • ~ !.~tt w/1toraae Year"(; r:~. 114 E~ Bal"";;, 3 BR, 2 BA, rear apt. crptd, Spacious adult oomplu with zm "F" Maple. Mf)...4CSC. TifAT LOOK 1 Br, pool, •una. 3 mo'1 or 1714) 32r>-2'~ coll. : ~.0:;;:: Blw. Nr Beach • Bay. ;!::'.• ,;,t;it adul... "° '""place, pallo, poo~ Quiet 2 Br w/yanl, crpl/-DOWN ON 12 mo'• 1325. -or Br. lower, $250 mo. 3 br, e Pool • Barbeques • sur-SEACLIFF Manor Apll · Private entrance _ 1 br. but c:onvenlent. $1S) mo. Alice Willlaml, KJ.3645. upper. ~ mo, Newly clec, rounded with plush W>d-Bachelor apt, ulll pd. Employ<d woman. llnpe•, Tha ORLEANS 833-2450 or ewa 445-Se52. 1HE BAY CWB NEWPORT ISL Wrt> 2 Br. Cpt, cirJ». 100 blk of 4!.lh St. scapin&: $148.50. Pool 1525 Placentia New carpet. 7')J Narcluus 17411'1.rUn, 642-46(1 e I.zi-1 Br. No cbDdren at waterfront. Open l2 10 5. 1 small cblld OK. 642-8520. Adalt iMn, at ill best Ave., uk about our dilcount "THE Vl.......,,RIAN" pet&. S135/mo. Quiet area. 'DitN•Va ·s,• Sat-Mon 4H'i' 38th ~ 350 1 BR. unfum f1l5 utn includ-...... D-nro7 ........ N-: Wupltxff IJnfurn. Lari• I BR 1115 SIS-2682 or 64U340. 2 Br w/ p!'«dulll, ..... ~•-• ••r-• I BR, 2 ba, lrplc. I blfr to N P.. -· ed. Adults, no pet.I. a20 ===---:..-:=-:-:"' '""'"t--~-bcb -~ : I o e BAY FR 0 N1-0lx upper Center St 642-5848. drpg, fncd yrd w/ patio. A'ITRAC. new 2 BR, l BA W.. wlda wf1n to tbt · .,.,., year..,-. I Balboa Pentnsu A 365 W, WilAon 642-1971 duplex. 3 Br., 2 Ba. Yrly. · Wtr pd. Call btwn W, apt. Patio,nocbildrm. $180. -.Dcefptd'r...a.t~ 6'13-"55 , UPPER 2 Br, 2 Ba. Bay * $30 WEEK & UP * $400. Adlts. :W 19th St., No. TOWNHOUSE apt 2 slory, 3 63&-4120 548-CllOI ec I l~Prwi>liadl-YEAJII.1'-1.owly walttlronl : View. Oppol!~ N= •Studio A 1 BR Apta va.11 ,,c_.=..,,._=--=-.,,·,.......,..,,....."'7.~ !~.3~. mo. lie. No fi67 Victoria St (I) • , . $160 -.,_,Slunnlng,,.._.,.......,.1-&'""'2"br,.-, -=--lladapedDtaBJll JMnc. J tr. Dock. $300. I -Yacht Club. e TV A Maid Service A 3 BR, 2 Ba,. blin.. New "c~ .. ~,-.~Mo~u-----* * $llO * * 2 ba, pool, rec 1tt1. S'IS-1145. -only. Ye11.rly. 717'Ai W. Bay • Phone ~td Pool ctpta. l * blk to ocean. 3 Br .• 1~ Ba., ntWly painted 64S-:i530. 110 W. lltb St. C.M. •VNJ""MedvJcnud 2 BR, cme to beach. No 492.Q491, 6~5853 or 646-0931. • Otlldren A Pd ltcticm Furn. $900/mo. ye a r I y . New dur.l•Xll & Bl~, crpVdrpa, encl 2 BR, fenced yrd., prqe. .loc:atloa petl. $225. 1 c I t no Beach 2376 Newport Blvd, CM DB,)'I 64,_76n. trip exes patio. Nr sclill &: lhop'1. Near shop&, tnfant ok. no Full allll..U.forocao Geo. Willlamlon Rltr 548-6570 I •P 1 rl 548-9755 or 645-3967 Child:rtn ok, no peu, 8111 ~-. "•-. andlWbotviln OCEANFRONT w Int c r e 2 BR • adults • $195. ...,. ... ...........,.., •-ts., AVAIL 9/15, 3 Br., 2 Ba., Thll Ad Worth SS on Rent N be • f 3 BR. e 3 BR • l child. l<1n1::. Center St., C.M. 00-8340. 2m.iauterto)'OUl')'llcbt ..,. ._.. 1 cfll yd dnpes AZA ear new, aut urn, . .LN DIM Point io.Balbo.Bay Fum.orUnTvm. l garare, en 536-0346 ' HOLIDAY PL 2 BA, walk-in closet1. $375. 2 Be-aut., new, spacious apts VERY NICE 2 Br duplex. 4mlnlltellotbe BayQub : shag, $235. . DELUXE Spacious l BR. BR $325. 645-2016. w/fncd yards, patios A quiet S175-trplc, crptJ. drpt, bltm, FOR nnt. Ubfurn 2BR apt. 2 l'aDoramic ricwof Cnt• Miu 370 _._ ______ _ 415 PRIV. .. SemJ.Prlv 11mr. Min or lady. ~ to park le llhops. Nutrltloul mea1a. 54<>-:ir.62. • Summer Ront1l1 420 • * BEA.QI .APTS. alps .. $l35 .. 1115 Wiily, Aur/S.pt. m.ISlD or 6'/IQm. Ront1l1 to Shore F1mal1 roomm•t. shore Nwpt. B o t c h front 1p.r1mont with Mme. C1U tvo~~k· ends & Mon. s........_ MALE, 18-22, .. lbare """"' BR apt, Nr. OCC. '100/mo. 241 Awcado SL, C 111, OuilUan prd'd. D a D , 1116-4577. SHARE Condo w 11 a I -nL Poot. Nr. oa:. 117 utll Incl, 5t5-Mn or Sf8.-0912. SHARE with .3 bacbelon, 4 Br, I lfl>ry, 3 bl bon>e, F.V. $100/mo. 9fl-8659 or 546-1985. : Costa Mell turn apt. SUS. Heated p:iol. OCEANFRONT RENTALS privacy. No pets.151 E. Bay beam cell, patio. AdultJ ~ BA. Hu E9erytb In 1. (>rel!MJdud \ I Ample parking, Adults, no Id a1 k>catio l I St, Cat Fullerton St.), C.M. ly, no petl. Ref'1. 2354 Santa Panoramic Vft of the • UIMlatllClritr I 2 Br, 1 be, cpt.t, drpt, &e pets. e n, c ean, ge, Ph: 642-4837. Ana Ave. 673-0395 Ocean. Lrs balcozty, Adlta, M..-1 pan1.-.. lfeatiBll8 &o ROO/,I mate wonted lo abare 2 Ir '"""'" $112.511, + II fncd yd. G::S..::i1~ mo. 716 1965 Pomona Ave., CM. ~2:!:· &Th-4688; 521-0988; CLEAN 2 Br. M'8& Verde, EASTSIDE LRG. 2 BR'S. No petr, S325 mo. Hlf1 atrm-Ylaltonw:Nlid : Week> Dr. · SHADY ELMS and JiOOL ==~· ~~~---, encl gar. Crpta, drpa. elec Bltna, fri&., patio at piolslde Ruby Unttm, DP. ~~1V Huntintton &each 1 & 2 Br. Pool. $140 up. BRIGHT cheerful It cute, 2 bllnl, Sl49. Adlta. no pet. $1'10. Adlta. no pets. AbD 2 "!Jlt'' tt In di.meet, -Liahted lllbtcrrusaa 1 3 BR, 2 •-dupl•v Encl Unrurn. AvaJJ, ELM BR APT, Ba)'lront, 548-6357. BRupstr.$lli0."2-e520. toSbcnRelsu.ltl!~ JIUtinl ~ ...... GARDENS APTS, 177 E. Pri/patio, Wlnter only. No .,.....,....,.,....,~---~ Prlnteelnltorllt'rice ' ....... blJW. Lo• lncd yd. 2200 SI CM 642-3645 .... 67!-3053 Apt. Unfum. MS Apt. Unfvm. 345 Apt. Unfum. J6S mJ&dlliufldlar 01]dn le pell OK. Sl90 mo. ·• · ' ' . . 17582 Roxanne. 962-9788 ACAPULCO 2 br. across from bay beach. Co1t1 Mesa Coste Meta Costa MeH • 1~.._,1mplit n1t;;:,. 1 "'='7.;-;;:-:;:::;::~n;~ Deluxe l BR $150 2 B1t $175 SUI ml, winter lie. utlls ========7:-;-;-~;;::;;r'=JirTT~r==::=:::::====; o --.,-NE\V 2·2 Br duplexes. Drps, Ul'I p .d · Pooi ...,,.king. paid. 217. :9th. 67!>--0736 f lb.aMuta'1UJUQb cpl! bits 1 child OK. No 1 81 ' ' _. ' All•lectrictltchla petJ. si~srro. 8122 ~fichael Adult11, no pets. 740 w. 18th OCEANFRONT-Winter, xtra PriftlllJNlo-bliconid Dr . .' Call 53&-363S St., CM, !:!· ~ ba., trplc. $275 ~wt&blOUclt- n. h 2 BR, tr1'., uni. $ll0. I Br __ .-~-·~=~~ ~-lorlillolm Newport gosec 'trlr, $110 utll incl. No e WINTER RENTAU • O>cri'·pt'I .._ BEAUT new lower duplex ch 11 rl I Pe I. 6'6-1809, 1, 2, 3, 4 BR. Resenoe now! dnperia Avail, yrly rental. \Vlk to 642-3375. ABBEY REALTY Mz..3850 =-S1111J- beach, 1hopplng. 5ehl1, un-FOR rent. Furn. 2BR apt. t BR. }"um. Ocean view. BuUH8 wtban Jurr 3BR, 215 33rd St, NB Pool, adlts, no pell, J160mo. $275/mo. Yearly lease. No Snoraytlllinddarsfatl Inquire 675-6223. AlllD need A11J1tant pell. Call 645-1156. •lncJudM"I'bl"VeraJU.i 3 BR., 2 Ba., 2 frplc'a. W/\V, 1-fanager. 1941 Pomona, CM. WINTER rental turn. 1 Br. C»b'" go.r. $280/mo. Yc11-rly. 1 S~IL bach apt, all utlll. Sl.65 lncl. util. Rm for 1mall U.ldqut ·~P.Dldo ~ 5JTll child ok. NC\\'flClrt Older adlt. $75 mo, $2.5 dne boat. 675-1145. =*d.i....ljoal ShorH. 642-SPI. c~g. l640 Newport Blvd. t:J MOBILE llomc, Bayside VU, EmdetaM-~ YEARLY.f BR. 2 BA, upper, Nu1o Trlr Pk. 2 br, 1 ba. S18S, yrly, incl JlllanlRIOfll pr, 1A blk occan/mrkt. '* CLEAN 2 Br. Close to 1rti1. Adlts, ~1536 aft 5. ..._. ...... $310/mo. ll7 33rd, N.B. shops. Adults only, no peta. FURN 2 BR Balboa DuplexH, Inquire 179% Rochester, bland. Year 1e.!~ S715 mo. Fum. ,, Uefum. 355 C.M. 6'7M'766, (1) 4!n-1496. ..;.;.;.;~:,;....,..--.--LARGE 1 Bdnn apt, nicely Balboa P1nln1ul• fum . Pool. Sll9. 1117 OCEAN View 9 rno. rental -'lo"ro·• A. Apt 3 avail. Sept. 9, 3 Br .. 2 Ba. BR 2 BA 917 E Bnlboa " ~ia \('., · ·-L"r!:_ "~27 . 3 , · • MS-5470 .-,,/rM. o;11..-.n • I ~ilt€ Blvd Annual Leall'. 1 htle. • I from. Bch. Qdldren Ii COi\. \ITIL pd. $175/mo. No pett, kn Clemente Eape with lll to tht ft"ltOic.rt Wlt.,.lfind of Vitti dtl Lago, whtr• th• 1mphtllt It on th• n1ulleal, ind th• • w.v of llf• 11 • tf'lnqull or ••citlnsi 11 you ctre to m1k• It. Llli.Jdt li'tltnt m1k" th• dlfmtr0 for tttott en)oylng boltint. catCldlng fount1in1 ind twlrnmfng as d~ u Y°f~-p11io-dta~ncu_owri wUL~!1'­ tcrtt or-1xqu 1 tifY linctiCIPi(t ground• ind MllWWfi. ttQll.ed petl 0 .K. 2277.Maple St. Apt B, CM. AVAIL now. Ntw beautlfully 1 Call 543-5913. tum 2 BR, ,. BA tpt. Spn "'r~'CK c~.Sff ~~."':~t ':W~~: = .~.~~~~,, OHGH A '71D W. 18th SI. kit w/dttf'whr nr OCH.n, 11· THR UI l Br.,11«1. Mu1ton11. S/pool .ulU pd. incl. CAbloTV, $2.1f r~ for BaeheJora 1993 mo to -.dult couple only, ,,. . n •1LY Plf (tl Olurclt, 643-9633. • pel•; Set . by 1ppl. Car: ~I llJ • * * NICE 1 A 2 Bit. ~ 7:19 boCore 8 PM. WANT • D TN.II era. S80 ' up. Ma tu NE\~ 2 BR. condo, Cua de ..... I'~ ~ulll. 60--00. Clplflr"llnO, tian, VOo1 .... · mo, nvaJI now tlU July 1. f!:I~ &ch IPlrtmtnt-homt lneludtl •*V conctl\llbtt Jux; ulCl..l ury 1ppointment. Ilk• 1ir-<:ondl1ionln1 1nd IJ*lll tound prooflne to Insure vour comfort 1nd prlncy. ' The Ytcht Cll.ib offm htndball, evm •nd t1ul'lll. lllfl'lt Ind IOCltl rooms, Uvlnt ·~· 1111 h out of 1h• qutttlon efttr Mtlng Vlrt1 ct.I ~. • · Etficl1ncltt. t. 2. 2 pf us den, from 11.90. FumldMd ind unrurn'"*f moc:W• open dlJlv ntn1 "tll dirk. From tl'tl Stn IMIVO ffMWIY tfkt Hlfbor lt'41d. to Ada""ond -V-O.lw. -llOO. ~·2 5671 Fum Bocli & I Br. Ex· °"" hN s.pt :z.1, mos 11'1' • aptlonolly nlcol 2110 p.,.. Csrollna, SJ C, lffwportBlvd,~M. <9J..:::::::::70~n~.~~~~-'"==========o:=================;:;:;;:=========== • Pia IA1lmillUlfm .... .., 1,2.A' Ithaca o..•·rtrwt-.... /-llM 'IW •••aaa / *-S2fJ Jlllolt----?1.&lo6p& ~ Ntw Adult Apta. utlla._~9M2:19 evea. e 2 BR, l BA. Fum $225 JIOOHlllATE wanlcd -Irr. 2 • 2 BR, 2 BA. trnf. ll!D br •n• pool A -rm. - Pl! .. ,. ....... --~-·--Mltlnr. Cllrportll. .., paid. mo. -. 114 & llJlh SL, CM. 5e4l11 FEM="'.-,=..,=nma=te::--Wll\lcd-.-,..~m l Br !um, poo~ utJ1 pd. be1uL N.B. apt S.., .. 1165/mo. 2 Br -pool. beh. 642-ai>l. $150/mo. 83U533: 22115 ea.. GortgH for ltont 4a5 '°" Dr., C.M. -ED·. .,~ Garare for N.wptrt 8NCh 1 lora1e. Y•UV a: Live :big from '$140 ........ blelN-Me&&aree.~ Office 1tent,.1 ... Oeftwood 11 St million In recreallcn. Swl"lmlng pool1. Health cj)ubs • Se.unaa. Tenol1 o'ourts. Bllllardo. Indoor gofr dr/v-Approx. 4,000 aq. n. olllco a Ing range.S1ndVOllfybol/, boy -· Second lloor. Air Whirlpool Balhl. And lots condlllon'4. .U 1;owpo<t a more. A rt1ldent t1nnl1 San Diqo J' r w 1 . P(C and 1ctlY/tl" director tenecUoo. Amilo Plridnr who plan• free Sunday 145-nn. · bnmcheo and barbecti1t. DESK -•Vllloblo 11111 Startl[)Q u low u $1'4-0. mo. Will= ~TnQTu~ 1na two-~.ra:-~-.- bedrooms, lumlohed and ilYalllblf. 211 ,_ "'"• unfurnl1h1d. sorry no Lquna 8-ci.. .... children or ptla. Mode!• riEiit ... ._,,,. open dally 10 10 7. mo. n · lll"'ldo llaJOlt,.. ., ....... _.._ Olkwood' . ...U."1o. f/111 -ar..i. a.de! Ape """"-Blach. IO-Gn ~ .!':'"'' ~:f.:~~ ~::,l~f ,_..,,... -Ult-....... t4N171 ~ •• ) c L A 5 5· I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 • 7 8 ·IAYB " CAI Rf • • • • • ~~~~~~~~~~~~~!'!~~~l~!!!!!!~!!!!!~~~lloodll~~·!~~~~~~l~"2~~~~!!~!!!!!!!!!~~~ -1; I -9;~:~;,l &MMI-laJ[--..... j~ -••I...._ _•e's___.l!DJ1.;;I iiiii•iiiiiiurs~fill~lt -''1 -' _, _, Ollleollllllll .. ~IUACu:1•-· .. ,..,..,_ .. , Ut • • • 0.-.. .W.Wan!M,Mole,.. .... ,w-.M&P710 HolpWani.d,M&1'711 IUXWtr;;o;;::;-:=--=.u"',..,.,._,;.;.; * '* + LARGE, SpiDltl, • h • k NaMy K. King AL'I OAIUJllNING + + '* -------Otntlr • ~ Mrs. l!•rl Sutton w/"'"• nd Olllu', Dr. 5'11 Slltrvr~~:.lrevo ._ _ __._ ~6 •mall T. Tum•"ll .uaJmOUS mt:n A 'f•omtn BABYSlittR ,,..-. 1:JO IUlte ol elll<>to. l"'f 1-F II rt • ·-_.,._ h• ..,. -.-.._ -• "" to loam -P lnltNctlon llll-4:30 pm Wed --iloq call Sff-8111 or • ,,, u e on ~vo. Ab" aa --wry You .,. tho •I-ol ..-.-.. --3111 S. Birch Viviano Wooclanl Oolmftlcl, 2 chlkm!n, SA I. MT.-0. 112-3073. c .. ta MMa bttndlY. 1'lrtlm>tt Uta. 2 dckt .. to the -· -. St r •I a I Santo Ana fl&-6419 BABYSITrffi --'-", 2 e omCE«» 111 4 You ve the wlnner ol llVlne. l.U-0534.. It• Mewport. CdM, ODlfa ....._ You ve tht wl.ona ot Ph: · ,._._. PJ mo. O:llta Mesa. 2 Ucketl to the SMALL German Sbtpberd Follies Dow!r ~ Wtiltt.lid. 2 Lldctts to the ARCHITECTURAL childrtn, t I: S )'l"I.. 1J"*4b • 6($.2130 • Ice puppy, abl 2 mo old. ee San ll the YARD ClnuNp, ~. lco Drallllnan St. min 5 >"'"" ! •"'•"'-t·,.---·---•I 0 Folliff Dlqo ,_, No. ol San FABULOUS -lr1trmtlltl' 6 ....,.., Folll11 por. Type 5 -Id I'. mcu!ll". 525111. It. Oil •I "'" a ...... i.. 2ll-411-49111 "' FORUM • J!<tlattlllnl, ltaulllw. llet . al th• Prognal"' N.B. lltm. c.u BAKERY St. PJcr. vtll. 21112 Nowpcrt F 8U OUS -9'IH>IO Blvd., CM '4&.W AFORLUM 431).62)5, Sept U40 ... iG-161%. FABULOUS ..:,,,,~;__· ---=--I ' FNO email bladt fml <IOI Plea1e clll 612-:im ext. Sll AL'S Lanl,..pbt(. Tree l'ORUM APT. Mfr>., up., wlllbt( • SUS..le.t fum. 1 Room SUlle Sept U.30 vie. lnWnection of 1rvlne A betwetn 9 ands~ to Cl&!m nmoval. Yard rtrn0del1lw. Sr:pt. 13-30 AllO aulatant. Ret., 52 A1rporter lnn area. '150 oer Please eall &a-5618, txt. 314 n.t SL Wu Vr'Ut'LD& flea A your tlckeU. (North County Truh hlulinc. Jot cleanup. P1ease tall 60-5111, ext. S14 units, repairs. ltlllnc, etc. CLEANUP mo. 8314211. between 9 and S pm to cl&lm chain collara. 548-56151. toU-fre• nwnber It ~.lDl). Jtep&tr sprblklm. ~nea. bttwttn 9 ands pm to claim ~-~~=-=-~~011_ Wt~ 460 ;:r:,:;:~'1'15'0-C::r. BLACK & white * * * * LANDSCAPING * ,..... t1cket1. !North Coltnl)I MSEMBLERS, PC PERSONNB. WANT >'eart:r W1fbrnlabed * * * PIQ11huabua?, be: Jers. NewJawna,Sprl11kler1, toll·frtenwnberls5«>-1D>). Auemblc I: llOlder PC Vic. 1666 Monrovia. C.M. * * * decks, cleanup, state lic'd. * * * bcit.rda. Ml.lit be able to Apply In -11"7 bfachtrottt2_braptor~ PoHM•I wfij Service ..i-5677. Torry Boylt 511-1225. JUST a>mp1"t..i coll<p, -part~ know color -wlW .!':.'1!. tor rta.,nat>le Pick: up A deliver )'OUr hOme ~MALE aMall b 1 a e k 211 Pr1nceton Dr. N 0 0 NAN • S I.a""" •-Med fUll..tlme job. Rtllable, c:iodit, do hand IDlderln&: • ren •1~.eYtt. or office H.B./C.M.,,•Yn'd ~""' C t .... ___ ,.... • ..._. _,, -d •-A "·-....._,. cockapoo, found Co a 1 t 01 I n.-Maintenance aervbw Of. own traJWp. ·~· 'U'l"-.-x:11. rea IChtmat~ e<:ep .... 'li I• Mr. Andoraon 1'72 Raynolds, S.A. WANT to 1eue dUrlnc oil· beautlcian. 53M993 aft 5. Highwl,)', Ntwport Beach, You are the winner of NB • O:DI areas. Homes, appUcaUona: Jar t e 1tin1 IU90D , unfurn: Hae with 21..:;=======;;;:I 646-33+1. 2 tickels to the aptl I: Comm'L ~152!. * • * d&i.ly. Equal Oppor. Employer r.:ar pr in NB. No ch.lldren. * * * fee D. !. Drant ODETICS, INC. 17141 -Chuck Johle SMAIL black F. deg wfth Folllas ROTORTILIJNG, sprinklers, 49 Bolboa Coves 1B4l So. Manchu t er. - --=- PROFESSIONAL ·I am 11 y need.I deett pool home. Alie for Franlt. Alt. !lr.&-2500. 2J071 DeS.llt St. 1 whlte paw. sav-Most U· at the new i. ..... Tr.e> • shrubs .,_rt INth Anaheim Bankln1 quot parking lot on Baker -----'" _ __. 1 •-w,... Leguna Hiiis 911. 5'5-Sm.. FABULOUS ~ .... ...,~, y .... ,u cee.n-up. You are the wlnntror Equal 'Oppor. Employer You are the wihner o! FORUM Free estimates. 979-l297. 2 tickets to the M/F 2 tickets to the FOUND: Basset Hound fml. Sept. ll-30 CO~ L awn I: Ice Ice Vic. Me~ del Mar, C.M. Please call 642-5678, txt, !14 Gl.l'l'Jtnint-.mce. Haulina' Follies Foll Its MS--03?9. between 9 and 5 pm to claim le cltt!HJp. Jbn 54S-Ot05. at the at ttfE TOR'IOISE colored ldtten )'OUr ticktm. (North County " l'A8ULOUS FABULOUS wflh Dea eelr. Very friend-loll--number i. 54().J.220J Gtneral S.rvic.1 FORUM . FORUM Jy. S/26. MT·J.348. * * * DO You Need Home Sept. 13·30 Sept. 13.30 L 555 Repaln1 C.U Brlall er Gria Pleuo call 112-!im, ot. 31' Pleue taU 642-5678, ext. 314 01t .. ll•bysittlng fllr Palntj..ng-Plumbtnc-Dey between 9 and 5 pm to claim between 9 and 5-pm to claim STRAYED from Via Lorca. EXPERIENCED Ucensed \\'.all, etc. 84UXl'22. your tickets. (North County YoW' tickets. <North County Udo Isle. Huge mate Mother ,01 three seeks toll-tree numbtor II 540-12'10) ASSEMBLY Solder1r ... Wirtwr1p Ute exper. Xtra long term. Irvine -50 NEVER A FEE AT TEMP TEMPO Temporary Help tol~lre< number Is 541J.1231J hair Old ' H I * * * , * * * blk/wht ahrt cat. • permanent babyglttin& post-IU ing ASSEMBLY trainees. No t:t• Need Olrls \Vlth Bankini Exper. • E1crow e Loain Proce11or1 e Naw Accls. Clorkl e T1lltr1 ugly·Jooking ex t r e m e I Y tion for either full or SKIPLOADER Ir dump truck perlence nece&.!lat)' but must , friendly. 613-Tlll\. part-time fworklna mothers. work. O:mcrele le ~t Job Wam.d, f1m1J1 702 have good eye •laht &: finler lmmed. Temp. Aalanmenb I ,,,..... 1~ ~co~.~'/~: :;::.,~ u: ~u :::".; ~~o 6 breaklns . GOOO TYPIST ~"',:!;!"~::t~!~~n~p:!; Irvine B33·1441 DAILY ~-miiiiiiiiiiiii:iii~.~~~~l~b~am~,ll~.~B.~lleward.==,-H>--:1961:":> ,,......mot sen. w .. k days • Wiii do your typing at 3 pm, SAE Advaocedl'C:lll61:B;:us:lne:"z:::Ctr:. Dr. • att 5. only. Hot breakfast, lunch, TREE ,& lq plant removal. her home, WIU rlckup Packaging, Inc. 2165 S. Ii COLLIE-Shepherd, med snacks, napa, fenced yard. RDtoUI, reoovate, yard and •liver Soc• H.B., Grand Ave .. S.A. An equal Bankin& P1rson1l1 530 height, light brown eolorinc. Vista View school dltbict. :.a;u:;_1~tbaul. Call F.V., West, 75c per Pl· opportunity empWy.r. TELLER * HINDU SPIRITUALIST * Vie Klllybrook School. CM. Edinger • Macnolla. J'oun. • or will work by hour A s s E Pit B L E R S-Preclae Commercial lianll Expu, PI LOT Let thil ad chanp )'Q\ll' 6t2-8381. _taln Valley area $25 week. YARD, prage cleanups. c•ll 147-3095. 10ldering ll Mech. wem. Min 6 mo'• requlttd whole ouUook on life tor the -1•t 55'l481ij. Remove trees, dirt, ivy, Cole lmt Xl34, Placentia, u... rt •--ch •-WST Male lriab Setter, 71 GRANDMOTHER gl Dr J v e way 1 , &1'$dlne. NEED help at homef We '"'wpo 999 .,....... better Professional advice yrs. Scar on side, needs can ve 8.f7-*6 have -"Sel e Nunet e CM, M2-*:>80, Cail Mrt, Ferpa . on li!t', Licensed. Readings medicatlop. 645-7534. Ask love, plaJlmates, meals I: · Houaekpn e Companhml Automobile 646-7121 dally, 10 AM-10 PM. for John or Frank. •eaft!• .EIJ>er •• Refs. GET RID OF THAT e Homemaker1. Upjohn SWITCHBOARD Equa_t.Oppor. ~· ~9136, 492-0034. 312 No El, ·-KEESHOND, ...,.-'°' bllr." • ..J.4S,5{69. . UNSTGllTLY TRASH -" 517-MllL """"' .... _.. RECEPT. Ca miJ no Re a 1' SI n Lost vie c;>akwt:lod Apts. ·N.B. DAY Nunecy, bable1 to 5 =~~ENT FOR convaleBCent care In ·l'feeded for our bu I y BARMAlDS. AttentiOn Gtrli Clemente. "Duh". Reward. 675-6243 yrs $18 per wk. 64&-~188 or · · your home. $3. hr or $400. d e a le nhlp. Automobile 21-30. Earn SD> wit. No exp. CASH FOR COINS Lost Black Labrador, 6'5-t302. YARD & Garaa:e Cleanup. mo. 54l-86U mornln11, Jv. baeJcarowxl pre.t'd. Hrs. Day or nite lhUU avail. Silver, Gold, CoUecUon1, male. Htg Bch. FORMER teacher want.I to Free MM~ days. Call me11• ' 8:30-5:30 Mon·Frl. Pb: Xlnt advancement pl'Oll'lmo Accumulatkml, U.S. Type, * Reward. 962-4828 * alt cbildftn or teac:Mtt. My anytime, DA y WORK-General clean-979-2500 ext 19 a.ft 10 am. S47~73; m.4840 Foreign and Stampe Needed LIGHT tan Male Chihuahua, home. Mesa Verde. S.1705 Housec1Hn1ng In&'. Reliable, Traruporta· BABYSITI'ER needed before BARMAID. 21-35. no exper. PAY TOP OOILAR name ''Buttons.•• north Col-BABYSITl'ING my home, MESA Cleanlnc Carpets tJon. 543-7006 I: after AChool.. Boy1 15 le I,. neceu. 1562 Newport Blvd.. OLD COIN SHOP ta Mesa, 557-1370. day or nlte, kMna care. lq windows, ~ et e '. Harbor View Homea. Own Of. Call 64-9935., 22:1 ForH~ L.B. 491-TITI ll1cd yd. l!U-6299. ·RetUl.loom1. 5 S7-&70, Help Wanttd, Ma F 11G trans. ~16 alt 6 pm. BEAtri'Y operalo•, ap'll. The ORANGE COAST'S SITUATION wanted: An ap-[f!] C1rpenter 54S-4lll. BABYSmER·Llve-ln. agt Xlnt oppty. Guam. + preutScuhip to a Muter or J rm Accnta. Comtr Bld $15K l8 or ovr. Own tranlp. t"Omm. Laguna Area. Eve Life", 1: work. Call or write lnltruction ,....,.... CARPENTRY • Additions It PJ'Gf, Carpet Clunlnt Exec Sec'y eona: $Mn+ Children 10 & lJ, 640--0166 675-5404. JUT)' Bowden, 500 repair. 20 yn. Harbor area. Abo wtndowt I: floor care Lepi Sec:retar)' $650 ~B<~a-ut-,-0-..,..-tor-.,-.. ...,...ttd,..,....1 Diamond. Laauna Beach, 646-2ll.5 or~. Call Dutch 531•1503, 24 hn Underwriter Open Help Wanted. M & F 710 \\'/&Orne cllentele preL leading <M-3532. Schools a 575 Carpet Service Dedlcatod Cluning Jr. Aa:t eon.tr Open (:Ill) r.ei-2193 PROBLEM Pretnatt<Y. Con-lnltrucf~I * WE DO EVERYTlllNG * Mlll Cleric S<OO Al fldent, I y mp at he t I e JOHN'S Carpet It Uphohtery Refs. Free est. 646-2839 Oerk Typist Bkpr/Rectpt -P, AIR, • prepaney ClOWlatllng. A-_,,, I Drl&ampoo .... Scotch-1400 Pa,roll Uto ~ 1 1irl tlon "' Adoplloa rel. AP· lnNrntw II guard (Seil Retardantll JAP~ lady lo do Exec. Sec. Tnv•I 1100+ olllce Call Brattda - CARE. -. A Real Estate Iltfreuen • .n .,.w; ho• ,. c 1e anJns. Needs • NEWPORT ,;,5'&<.::·.,.111.:::15.;,,.,.=~~~-i brlgbtenm • 10 minute tra-tkm. 516-mC, . Per-I AtlellCY BOOKKEEPER, lltll \lltUP, Marketplace oRINGo 1>oc1te1or .,..., 1o ·Career? bleadt 1or white ........ LAt>Y """" 11eusec1.-w Dovar Dr;, N.11. AllllYVElbAllS mec1em ofll,., .. ~ ~:;.,.ct11~a ~to~ save your money by 1avtns or ol!lce cleanlna work. Ex· 642.aJQ Wrjt• ClualfleO Ad No. a '(~rux) I -, .... I~ ti me eztra triJ11. Will clean per. Own trans. M7-3637. Daily Pilot, p, 01 Paa: !*, female, Frlendlhlp " more llvlna rm., dln.lbl rm. A Export HOUHCltanlnn ACCOUNTING cltrk--bkkpr. Coila Mua Ca. nae. possible. 546--3]54 hall $15. Arry rm. $7.50, B D Rm 136® Mu.st have &d exp It JAPANESE boy need! home. couch SlO. ChaJr $5. ]5 yn, y ay, . familiar w-AJR. p19ables, with family attendhl&: high irxp. ta ":That countl, not Janltorl•I pa,yroJ..lt. bll.l.lnc, e a • h school 548--3354. • t method •• I do work m,yself Jett'a Cleaning Savk& nceipta, A: dilbunementt. ALCXJHOUCS ,,..,..,.,_ .. us. Good ref. 5.tl.-'1101. .,.___,.. ...i.. .,.. ___ ~1•1 Exp w/bkkpg ma ch In e ft.UV"..,..... ~en...,, -""~ pocttn& VU)' helpful. Should Phone SU-7217 or write :elllng1 * MS-6384 * be cd typllt A n.pld on 1D P.O. Box 1223, c.osta Mesa. p I ti & Cement, Concrete • n nt key addfn&" mach. Pleasant ~:. 1f; ~ beiflli ~ I ~·~rh1nglng ofc 1n C.M. Great oppty. FREE Ideas, advice and . call Mr. Perron, 546-1277, C.M.. Hotline: 6f2...0032. estimates. All I cbarre for No Wunnc eve1 I:: wlmda ~2154 If you've been out Soclal Clubs 53! Llcon1lng Prop. For is ·• beautllUI job at a,..._ +WALLPAPER* a...._ Cl rk T ·.,.. 18month..or!ess,you I I [i Full Or Part Timo rice ~ "Wlten ,.u call "Mac'• -... ,. e 0 .... ' ~~ _ _!1ff0so...!-~ • R.E. Slsm le Bk1'I P • • 50-1444 M-tru Payable/Ree. ~ Fee maybeabletocome _ _ . 1n ~,c. r..~ e Sales Succtst Trabrirlg CEMENT Wort Ao Patloa, --P&Jcl. A!IO Fee JOO. back In without losing ,Cl~umcatlo• 150-114 DISCOVER eP1aoemcntA111torrrads pool deekl etc. Ue'd a SATISFACTION Clll Lo......, athlng. l • J[ •) DIJCOVERY w/leadlng broken bended. Call alt 5. 833-0291. GUARN. WESTCLIFF You can keep your flilneW T14f835.6885 21l/387-3393 e Day I: Eve Claue1 PATIOs.sn>EWALkS For all )'Our palntiJJ& lleedl • Penonntl A&ency stripesandgetajob e TnlUon Relmb. Plans CEMENT a>NTRACTOR Free Est. 557•7'55. 2Ml WntcMU Dr., NB of your choice near Cles1ificeti;n 200.2'60 Trivil . 540 •Broker Refettal Progf$m Call Max*** 644--0681 PROF™IONAL PaJnter. ~2170.. homeorlJl)'Where SET SAIL PATIO.S..PLA' N H 0 ••It """' " ,... else, for at least one I I~ --For Information Brochure TERS Lie/Ins., Int/Ext. '.tree est: Accovntl .. Clerical -..,,._ fl! . TAHITI 1714 ) .,.1192 All Conct"ete work. B-. Refs. 5l8-2'159. Free 6 Fee PosiU.M yearifthereisroom. Grand a Masted Schooner, .,.... t•~lu:,'!m~P'~lo~ne~w~k:,. ~!94-~3533~. = l;rous;i:;;iiniti;;:-ifti'"'i";rt" I And, al1 the time you Cl•nilicatioo 100·lli5 crew 6 auest• sh, ....._ A Free Guell ~ i CUSTOM CEMENT WORK HOUSE-palnttog, int, • ut, RUTlj RYAN AGENCY spent with us before (21 •) -1239 325 No. (Old) Newp0rt Bl. NB Ori WALKS .... a cc ou 1 tic a I celllngg, 1793 Newport. CM 648-(851 wi'!l --tto--~-l 11•1 • .,.. Edmond F. JacklOft poot"':.:-~ • .!'.!':::,· ,.uonabl<!, Ire< • • t. 11931 Boch, JIB MT-9617 ~'.:""'ment. w"""' Af;nnentsftr"IM R.E. F.ducatlon linot 19M u=AA· Don, ...._.... 114153&-6851. '""Wl"" Cl 'I' r 160 370 I lal Sldowalkl " Patio• SE=P= •. -...... ....,b,.la-:d"l--IAODmONAL women need-If you're inl.er- ••11 1ci1 ion . • ~-fcMlll AcHemy Llc'd/Bonded 145-~ 547~ w~p1.per A ~· • ed at once to handle in-ested, find out if )'OU I I~ . RNI E1tat1 Chlld c . •· ......... d•nwtd for lloilday qualify by talking to R-~ Controcll"I & "'" tng, l0,000. Samplei The lllqlc CoametlcJ. Small In-your local Army Cl•ssifici1tion 400,...65 Found (frM ads) 5JO Insurance Sehools Attention School . ~ting alto fl ventory tnvelbnent bl'lnp: Recruiter. For his , ~-, PART Germ. Sbe~i...:-'/col-(GI approved. M{C BoA) Teachers a~ cell., • intert!°:er'. renel"OUI eommlnlona. Call location, call 800-243-1 I~ ~""''"' DQ Care UceDMd mothtr at Lie/Int: Free esl 66-519L Holklay Macie Dlltr!.butor, 6000tollfree. Or better Amoul:ccmentl lic.e:.1"~-1151. Paulatino, INTERESI'EOIN A three, leeks permanent po-. 333-8648. ''et.seethe Career Cl•ullication I qo.124 I --I~ Classification 125.149 BOYS: I need two bo)os to fill vacm. cles on belt newrpaper ba)' crew. On l ":f aperlenced boys ronaidered. Top 111.1 and bomtL Are )'OU IOOd enouah to quallly? U to call: BOYS Ap 10.14 to dei.1'111' papen In ... llOJta PoJnt. ... a.. mente areu. DAILY PILOT 492-4420 BRANCH MANAGE-II Accelerated irewth In ... LA/Clrango Cowtl)I .... hat crtated a cha.Uensi.JW opportunity for an ex· perlenced operations manaa:u. Send re 1 um• w/u.lary requlrementa to Oaullied ad no. 46t t./o Dally Plloi. P. 0. Box ll!IO, Costa. Mesa, Ca "626. F,qual Oppor. Employer E .& .CW 1-.z BREAKFAST cook A 1 night cook wanted. V o l c a no HOUR. 1400 Brl1tol Pall.sades. C.M. 557-MQt BUSBOY -· ..... ~ REAL ESTATE CAREERf altlon caring for )'OUI' child 645-Sl9l. ALl.,DAY bab)olltter needed Counselor at the Cl•ssifiufion 500-510 FOUND fem. lrlah Setfa'. (n4) StS-1192 while )'Oil work. SU.bltitute PAINTING -Ronelt, dean. cloAe to 361 Robl.nbood Ln., nearest Anny poet. Aflllt be clean .le neat. Over [j] Call MS-1810 • identify. Acade1'Q1 Real Estate ttachtrs welcome. Hot cuaranteed work, UoeNed C.M. Write or stop by, Do it today, while 18. Apply In pe?'90ll, Surf &: ,,,,_ I • Tlla• • "".a ~"~:.!'alhe••:;:.! Omtract A tns. &:hoel ntffil, maclci, iiai>e. foncecl • lnlur!cl. 67W'140. Utere's still room. St.loin, 5930 w. Cout Hwy, . ~ r-____ 325 Old No. Nwpt. Bl., NB Yan!. Prefer little boy u PAINTING-Int../Exttt. A-1 CjlUICK CASH NB. Claulllcttioo 525-515 Ad. 61J.«111, R.E. Educaticm Since 1964 oompanloa for my°"" P,.. worl<. r.aa. Llc'd, 139-1990 THROUGH A CASHIER 9Chool IOD, Near VJsta Vlew or 531-3168. Fotomat Corp. looJdns tr ,.!-=Lltt__,,•,,._,-,,__,Jlf?il * * * ::~.~.,,!t::':':...! PAINtiNG • • PAPEl\ING, DAILY PILOT cubler lo work f1om 10 am ' - . ~ * * * taln Vllley ..... 125 ..... 19 ,.. In -...... Lie " WANT AD .. 3 pm. APl>IY •t Fo-at, Cl•nilicelioo 550\liH 557-4861. · bonded. Rero fUrit. w.:mi. 642.$6fB l::.!: Cout Hwy .. South I .,~ Contr•ctor PA IN TING-Do-It-l'or-Leu-1,====;~~~~~=:=::~:;~::~~~~:=:~1==<1 "9dnlcdoft PIJ -<1; -(alway1 lowest bid) Local · · Tra· der's Parad1"se· REMonEL ... .,.n ........ " ........ m-392). Cl•ulflcollon 575-510 Oeneral --A tons, BRIT IS 11 Palntcr/llesld. I I ~ Ltc. A-borlded. 90 ,.n. exp. Non-drinker, Inter/ESier. ~-....... ~ lines J'neat.131rll09. 5'5-ll963boll:30.alt5:30. Ct.sslficttiot1 ·-·•tt l#>CK Taulan~~ Pl•1t1r, Pitch, R1p1lr 9VV ttmod., add.It. z yn.. -.P·1-.......... --...,. ......... ...._ l 111•1 t"1 mes Llc'd. X1 Wq Co. 1147-<JOlll. + PATCll PLASTElllNG ,,,,.,..... ? I Additions • llonteclelbt( All -..... fftlmalff • . Gerwtck .. Soll, Llc'd Call - ctusilicoti•• 700.t10 dollars 6IWOU * 50-2111) Plum1i1,,. ~ Elac:trlcal 1-,..._,._,.,._,~ .. -·--·I I ...... •11 ~ DnJN undoiattt -IUO . . "-""'-------_,...,.._,.,...,,..,.-~~"' IJ!:L!X:m!CAL WORK. .411 Sewer line to 100' -115 Claulficotloo 100.IJ• HAVE Antlq\le ....... Pft' IACR·32IPailM330' Hwy klttds. Bil or omaD Llc'd A * 549-2502 * led: cond. for roUtop dllk, Flat. clear: Water le: el«:. tna. l'ret elt. S46-02lL PWMBING REPAIR l "".,....,. Jl1-<J bldr matorlal, palnllntI or JOlbua Tr.e Prk In lqntd No job too amall , ..,...1ry, l33 CnM Canal, tor 2nd T.D. 1o $30,000. )ardontnt * '112-311! * '------' Bal IL fD.11111 Ownrt 519-1357 1'15-3822. Clauilic.otioo 850.IH " ~~ EXP. llawallan ~. e PLUMBING e [ -J~ ~Ht. ~.atJll& ~ ~· "t...._ ... ,~.·--·~. ~~~. ~..!' .--:~ L~·~-~-~T'~-~·~•.J o:A ~.:'.'l•-hom•°' 2 n• ~":.. ::..-......_i.r-;..r-333 ---·~ rn. Dot. IJc.;,. ,....,,. -· ~ -·· -....,... :.:! ~. Balboa ,... ·COLl"PLUMI~ Cle11lflco11 .. t00-t1i or r llolfl, ~00 t.w.t m'13:17. nME FOi 14 hr. -· ee.1111 [~'I 1 11 ii llKii Fot!1t, 4 br hem<. tiiilito~tOl\rfi'ldii"o "'UICK CASH ;owlng/Allor•il- . I llr~Apool.Eq,llJ.GOD, ·--!slor:rottl ... --·-·-·-· -~ ... -i -TD' .. 1ftO!>l1e I l!De D .. ILY PILOT SIWINO.DEllGNING ; 11m•llMJ ti r: w'Wllilt j..,. ,_ Rlir. I dl11 " Mm!Wome. Ras. ft.ates I ~ -•11111. wsbucb. 'WANT AD siom1n. CaIIMS-7ao a 111•" • . • • • _ EXPERT custom clelfpq, .s!T~ ~llA1» ,,,,,..t \ ..., _____ ., __ ,.,._ * * * * , * * 642•567B ml)lllt11 A alterte1 • ............... ~7¥ .............................. ··645-1325.-'--r-~·~....S;;;.;..:~30~pm..;...._1-~~~--;:~~~~--~~~~~-~~~~~~....,,,.1 - r ) . • • I • •• ~b DAILY PILOT 111...i.,, St\llt-4, 1972 • .ff DAILY PILOT l[ll) I l[QJJ '/; I llll I .... , lllll 1 lnflls: t l[Il} I ( £,,, ... • 9 0 $ I ti:•;• at I P 9 $ I = H•IP W1-. M & '110 Help W•-· M & '111 ll!i' W111f9d, M & F 710 Htlp w.-, Ma F 710 Hllp w-. M & '110 Help Wontod. MI f 7IO Htlp Won~. M & I' 710 Hell' W11119111, MI I' 710 <ASHIER-tt<>STESS p~ E\itt GI' ......... Ell..... prefd. •wt1 to -""'-!Otcll<e, J2ll H1rbor BL, CM. CASlfl.ER wanlf!d, pt. time. Apply SAA Shoot, 133 E. lTtn C.M. OtlLO care. Mature Woman, over «11 for 2 ellldn.7 6 ll. Ute hlkPJ. )l'on-Frl, Uprn. Own tran.tp. Nr Mainol!a 6 Adana, H.B. e&Ull~ C!IJU> care needed for 3 In my home befoN I: 1ttt'f 9Chool hourL $3()/wk. Vic. Brookh'Unt. A Adama. 962- 21127. CHILD care •'llllted for ldnderyartentt Mon thru Fl'L Callfomla 1 ch o a I dlltrlct. 545-4210 a.ft 5. CLEANING waman, bon- dable. Nite work. Ofc bldg .. Npt Cntr. Pd vac A Insur. 40 hrl wk. Wrlte, CIB.uWcd Ad No. 48.f, Dally Pilot, P .O. Box l!i60, Costa Mesa, Calif. 9l!ll6. lnlervlewln& tor -In Loi Angeles until move to Newport l n Scptembtt. FREE Dally bus transporlallon provided ... tll move. I mow o Fr 1 c z It : a .. 1 .. nat s. SEJ\YtCE ,,. att>e-;Pl a...tthil -loeoled to LAD~ wllh pie •11• t NEW FAc;TORY FARRELLS time. ..., • wlcndl. II'!" & CM ..... Good -... -·1• -· ""'-•""' EXPAHSJON Now -lone.... ecNlaru be -"°""' ...... .,. enn.i6 Start $71111. Fte Pald/Allo to "" o!tl<t, 1-5.-~l.J', $50l-"50 Ptr Mo. wt mil' C<Ddldatu llw CUI' d centh~ bocN1. Don'• Gull )~,. Poll!Oon1. Call Jw b:Jprty ntt pl• bomul. Ap-rent hrly poctUonl. f\1ll A: Serv, 590 & COUt mw..y. s"""" -eo..t.I * 11 .....,. att<r S.pt. ~ A• Per Wrltt1n p/ttme. !dust be U. s.. Mr. Immediate LaaUna Beach '"nn.i"A ......,,., :mo Hiiiiar Bi. at ~~s.!~ •~. Jl.B.. Morrow ot 20111 .,, " A··-· ~1.-. ..,..~~,,.;:-::;:."----Agnoment ~.. H" Opening SERVJCE •stab. Fullu P I A ~·-~ ~ ~--~· Upm aruan ""''°"""' x 1 n • t ersonne gency Escr.ow ... ,.. a. eout LANDSCAPER, 1u11y ,.,., Fun Tim• .::•-iiiiiFr!..iji;..,...;;..,...,..1 ·--.i1. , Of lrv'IM. area. Min 5 yn exp, Xlnt on.tr. l'/ttme Oll!y. betwn 6 Youna men -mechanical • 1.n nrw Irvine Induall'itl.1 ma SERVICE Station mechanic •."f oppt,y. Od a.1 w/proflt 6: & pm only. 53&-1.225. aptlrude htlpful, but not Je t f.or expu. JIOOple, ,\;th daSI A Uetnse. Pwnonno. I 11>~ 87W840 Lttil S.C'y/8kkpr ...,ulred. Jolull be 19 or 1• Aft '6 CU Do t "'0 -BkJI: know .. c . C.U 1.rnmedlal•l.y a n • __.. t CounMIOr Trnt Extcutfv. Sec:Ntary Pl'I&' .'l + aec'y over, Able lo rtart work bu-NO];_.... SEWING M~ operat<iri l/t'e arc one of the t.utest Sa.lei ottlct. ~need dutlet. t.quna area. Tu ,o.;o meclllttly, ii &ccepted. For µ~ 11 ~ -· most d yn. m.. only. lmn)OCL ........ 1 '"' ~~~~ Job lntormatlon. a' nkhou •• P.P.S. TExp. 0-s'""1L w ' qetk'lel in the country. We otticto. Shorthand requlftd. ~!A; C•ll Tuetd•y ~ Pacific . ~ra r ~ m ~r ~ looking tor a 1PfC;iAl IBM Exec:. Newpc¥t Buch ml W tcli1t ncy 10 e.m ... 4 p.m. Ptrsonnel Strv1cts NB,~ rom ot:u.pok pe:non. Thry ~uld fed at attL CaJl TUff. am 915 lot es Dr., NB nUSSl • Now Intervir\ving For 112 No. Tower ease in meeting 6: Wkl"I to appL 557-C123. '4.S..2'170 Villon s.nJc Square SHOE-sattunan,. 1\Ill tfr9e, peopl•. ""out""""'· ....i 1 EXP cos•ier-t>oo-Llc'd voe. Nur.. NEWCOMER WELCQ>DNG: Di'shwashers & Or&n1e. eaitt. Xlnt "'*· 1 ~. t, 0JbHc relations oriented + b. ... ~-. cockta.11 wa1--. * 5@..3061 * H01plta1l1y llo.tHB 547 6446 vance:ment, E.w ., ...... enjoy a tut paced job which Pmn_;;.,J,. 1 .. ., :;r,n.l' 1 To Call LOCAU.Y on new • not nee. Apply SAA Shots. 1 ..... R ..... R ........ _........ uJ II.me. See Miu ..... ,, exper. -3:XI &hilt. RX, 1•• Busb Ask lor RacMt May 3l3 E. 17tll c.r.t. s '-""~""•U)' .... __ ,.. TI>ey Ale ' bttn 4. 'pm. Be.n medl I: team l•ader. Park t'el ucnt famlliea brlngfn&: oys should be lffkin&: a cnre<.-r Brown' ..w11111 Udo Co C F\ rift• I: civic info. Good pay S girl · n'teded ior adv~nt • Inc am e So 1 .~.:::""" C.OUt Hiway, n.a ""' n:~ .. ~.~ agship P/tlme. l.fust have-happy SECRETARY -w/varled L ___ J . Uc'd, 1.oe -.hove-average. U thia Ja ""'' '~ ... -nu, .no. _....,.,,...., 11'11~, car, trPl.na abili""• exp. to ua1st bkkpNJc. DUSY Call Pat Beran. ~~w EXP Bartender/abort order MACHINISTS 547-JO!JS. · v Immediate Ope:nlngi mu. Approx 4 hn. daily. I ..il!aliioboaiiiilo'ii' 6'1Siii>-007 ... oii.iiii. ;0' •I ":}" Ao In Torrlflc, Tonoclou .. Tho...iigh, Topo, • • i ' I .. • ' ~ . ' i " " ' • ~ • ' • • • l • Temporary Work 1"•t Sulto•You To A ''T'' Mtcflcal copk. to .opente limited VERT. '-HORIZ. MILLS N~U~RSE=~s,-,..-~d-uty-.-al-l-ty.,..--, Apply ln Puson Smf.11 canatrucUon-o t c • Skill~ , F I Olli I •«o faclUly Ill lid lodr• • 3D PROFILE MIL!.'l all ahl!I>. Lc•coull• N .. -·, lletw<on 8 AM • • -·1 Ol&ta Mc1a. Rcply stating CHINIST ron ce 0 ~ Snowmaa Retort. Send Competitive Pay-scale ... """ • • ~1• wk. exPer. 1n detail, age, Doctor ii relocating to reiume w/nb: Booe ~. Pmnanent Posttlon.1 Registry, 351 Hospital Rd., • 60f4 W•rJMr A,ve:,: H.B family 1tatua, to Dally Pilot PR TOTYPE, ; beautlful new omce ahOrtly. Aspen Co)arado !1611 XJJrt Opportunltit1 N.B. . (Corner-SpriJ!gdale " Ad No. ~87, P.O. Box 1560, I NK>d• graciou• individual ' ' • Paid Vacation 542..99$ or S4lHl95C JVarnef.) C.O.ta l\tesa, CalU. 92626 Be able to ' do own setup. • who likes peQple. ·<::all Jo • fACTORY "r'M ....... n......... lntervleWI g....5 1tf/F 1 !;:~zCElZm=:i=:i:Zl~~~~~~·c~~i1aOd Short term. We have • steady..t ; .. ....... &X'.•~u -ARY: rowing land d f I • Kelly. Lona: term. aulgnment APPLY 8·5 NU FJ. SES a i des-f/time development fim1 needs Irvine 540-4450 man or "°p • ~ J Advertlslnt TnJnee a: experienced. Im· 1Gf3 s. CleveJand, Octanslde permanent 7-3 shill. Exp RETA1l sharp gal to aish;t sales NEVER A FEE AT TEhIPO t•kt prldt In th• Ir l A11l1tant mediate pl.acernenL Weekly MACHINJsr _ Engine lathe pref. lluntingtan Beach Can-manager. Lots ot variety & TEMPO abilities l want fo ~ Put your creative talent to Pf.Y check. No fee. production. '-lust be able to valescent, 188ll flor\da St., SALES CLERKS public relations. To $600. Tempor•ry Htlp work for a service th~' t ' worK in this Jun f.inn' where KELLY GIRL maintain set-up, own tools. RB, 847-3.)15. Call J-f e I en _ Haye 1 , ..,. ........... .,.;~.,.;!!!!,.! rt111y c•r•t fo,. eve the unusual is ordinary. 2161 Business Ctr. Dr. Exp. required. 2nd lhl.Jt. NURSES aldes.-day shift.. 540-6055. Conata! Agency, S.R E~LE.C. reo11tr1nt a1 an Ind Your Idea. will rount here! lrv1ne IJ3..1f41 Apply at Shiley J.,abs, ll'vine Exp & mature. iteia Verde For Quality Bakery 2700 Harbor BL at Adams, ENGINEER v idual ••• ' call Tracy Martin. Complu, 17600 Gt 11 et t e Convalescent llospltal, 661 A I · n1 CM. ?-.lust !lave exper, in ana· Stcrtt1ry to $750 FIRST Clasa Machini1t·top Ave., Santa Ana. 979-0505. Center St.. O f, s.&8-5585. PP y m pei:son ° y e g Sec'y PR $500-$600 togue '= digital circuit dt-CLERllN !ffE EPT lligh eanunp will be awaz'd. man mill.I • protJJ.era -* . MAIN:t'ENANeE &Ian. PAR'I' time cei-rtfied itruc-·to Mr. Anderson • F/C Bkkpr $650 sign, 3 Wk vacation ' C"'L D • ed to this aharp individual Make-own set u P · painter, 52 units. Exchange tural «lee! "'tlden .f. witil 8 1672 Reynolds, S.A. • Cleric: 'I)'pist $400 unique stock option prq:. WE NE'ED wbo lands thl5 terrific ..,,..,t. 1'horo.ua:hlf und~nd I t .,,,_,.,,., "'I S . D • A/Pauablc $700 ram. submit resume to••. , I -~ or "" • ..,.. -· ••. tar Iron Wprks, , POETICS, INC. e Soc:rotor H Ability " iood work prinb I lost· data. TOp pey, j ;i:;:,.=;:c.:..;,:.,:::::..._~-F wital V·" "'1 ~ E-··• ~-Empl All Po1;iUona Fee Paid background sought. Call 1764.2 Armstrona Ave., San-MALE help ' wanted. 0 n ~ey, Ol.l -.......,. ,. ..... "'}l}N• oya LLz Relnder'IAgency 1845 S. Manchester, Anaheim e Typists • l • • • • • • • PACIFIC MUTUAL Tracy Marlin. ta Ana Morrl!Kln D1ginecr.. gn.veyard ghlfL Midnlght-8, P/time helt>-Pick Up necess. 4500 Ca Dr Equal Oppor. Employer M/F e MTST ~rs inc Co. Apply in penon. Jack In the Nq other need call RET All. Sales person, ex per. mpua S'l' Yl" thru Fr I • Gen'I Ofc to $600 =,,.__~~--~~-Sox. 1205 Baker, Costa 646-8lG2 w / n utrition background s.t&-2118 Newport Buch TECHNOLOGI -CalU e Accovn11ng Clerks Apply Tuet 9 am·U pm bul!dln&. 700 Center Drive. al our nc\v Your penonallty will '-"Ount FRY Cook, aper. Full' or l.tesa. needed for mgmt position in SF..cRETARY, .requires good liwised. Exp in all phases e A t . Bookk Newport het'c. Fine firm needs p/Ume, No &m or PORTER WANTED local heaJth food dept. Con-skills. Day. f/tlme. Person. ol clinical lab. ?ttr. Seyder; e a'*· pffpobln CLERK TYPIST- A younc dynamic corp, ha1 ' ~ . R · openJnr tor a clerk typ- ·iat. tJnl,imlted ot>por: for 1 &a1 ~ · enJO'Y• . activity. Infbdetlct, 1931 $o. Man· chester, Anahr.!m, 92802, COFFEE SHOP Bus Glrl1 & Foocl Prop LadlH · F/Hme only 9-5:30, 5 dnys, Mon,Sat. Richard's Mkt CoUee Shop 3433 Via Lido, NB. OONCESSION/BOX OFFtCE GIRL needed Imm. Port Theater, CdM, l\fu.rt be 18. See manaett aft 7pm. (except Mon.) ·COOK, EXPER. ~ Full time, eood brl. GOOD PLACE TO \VORK. 1.1wt be over 21, Apply in person, Suri & Sirlaln, 59Xl \V. Coast Hwy. NJI. COOK. exper. lor lrg retire· men t hom e. AppJ)' Parkh ur st, ~ 1..111 Al•meda, Call Brookhurrt r.v.>. , f COOK. oxper. ril,Tkpi!O Conv. llosp, 400 rfaPhip Rd, N.B. &µ-8044. CREDIT Manag<'r, ,,101nan with cri.!dlt jcwcl.ry <'XP. Call Ashly Jewelers S·iG-8114 Customer Service PART TIME \Ve are seekina l)e.l'SOM who q(!('d a permanent 2nd jab to suplmnt present income. Mu.tt be slab! • ovtr 21 & enjoy "'<Irk lng w/al\ lypcs of pcop\(', friendly individual to keep Hollday1. Kramn'a Colonial ?.1AN to \\Wk PIT in rental lltur.t be exper. F/time tact Mr. Kincaid, 5«).-9952 nel Dept. Hoag Hospital, 640--0!'40. "'ccount1 aya • bou Ii: clients happy. Call Kitchen. 19th 1: Harbor, CM )'d., must have r.eat hand· ~ personnel manager Sales , NB. TELEPHONE lrom yotll' e Accounts Receivable Lee Phil1p1. Glo•,<>wtt" lat••mod•I , ..... wriUntlcappearan~. avail. Balboa Bay Clult home sett: .... ap intm nt• e p Voll LVN $1056 t -l'·n _ _,· 'r-· on \Veda., Slts.," Sun .. 1221W.Cout,.l1 Wy,NB NeedVICTORsales.&tor ·* $ECURlTY * 11. ...... Al\ ... ,. t~·' 1'1o r· • r . · to o P ~11.·up ILllU deliver Will. train right man. Applf' Joclil. t m-itory, ---Guard & PAfrol ....... s ...., + pre e,,..,.., ur-• Switchboard Oprs - You 'll be Woritlng' w/a super envtlopea •. Apply in penon' · ln AM, l930 Newport Blvd., PRESS .OP&RATORS . S. •I • ·· • ly '"~· 4 hr da,--5 day e T I ly Op lrlendly statt In a --•·r" attu c-.t ~ •. Jf'n Spr•·•· C M \Vomen to "'Ork l<ir pta.tic L ~w• tt ti 5 fi rv ce Wetk,. + bonus. Call Mn. e e 'De rs 1nuuc •• ....,"'..., g.J;,N, .,.. """'YV an a rac ve i· ADT • Sterling Security e K ' 'h O well eqCalulpped facUity. Rtghl .a41e St., ~B., Mr: J:4rlaon. "'M'°. A=N~U"F~.~E=·~N~G~l~N~E~i~R-molding plants, 546-337U. ure Income. •Service now bu openings Evans, 646-7904 JO am :W typunc pr1 now! Kim Clark. HELP wan!ed male. Apply ?tt uat be familiar. w/mililaJ;i PRODUCT promoHon. our 2. ~epresent .the top .manu-, for top qualilied emplOyees 4:30 pm. e Receptlonl1t1 Lt91I Sec'y tn person, Kentucky Fried Pr 0 c e • 1 speci.ficaHoni. young fa.st KI1)Wl~ com· facturer at electronic cal· who drslre ste·11.ay employ· ~HONE Sale~: Sell e G•I• Frld•y Trainff Chicken, 2929 East .Cout l\fanul. A hu;pection teehs pany needs ambl.tkms, at· eulators • all made in mcnt, top wages, llfe lna; pd Southern Ora.nae CountY,'s . Four Day WeeK! ·Fabulous Hwy., Corona del Mar. ' related .to electronic&: elec-tractive women o.11 q:es. \Ve U.S.A~ vac. UnUorms' fUT"n. Musi Favorite Newspaper from IN THE opportunitr to bi-eak into HOME SEWERS tro Jl)eChan. assemblles. 3 lfaln Ir. moHvale. Mu.st have 3. Train thoroughly on salary clear for .police commission yOUr home. Make as much INDUSTRIAL DEPT. this exciting &: well pa.yin&: Exp. 962-S555·betwn 10 I: 5 Wk v~tloi . & unique stock car for local .travel. Acl· + comn1. & bond. Apply in per110n 326 as yCJU ~. Generous com. WE NEED "cltl. Be u!Uul ~ ..... --· dit1onal. 11~ensation ii 4. Earning!. based on sub-So • -m""'· .,, ·._ ... •Im miuion an each sale. Ctll u a U'C•,...ula. Ho•~R . -option program. Submit tial . · .I.AO -· ,;:).!" ~'e . • • . ; Call.......,_, .... _ ... ,_ v~.i:.r.i::. for ex~. ii: ,. to vdll~ IQ; 1y 20 Western •tan di'a.w agal ns·t ~ ..... a.I Opper, Empl~er. 557...6739. e L•b A11istant1 ....... ,,. ••M>.Lui•. 14 )'elll'old aon In Baylhorn aume : Statea. Sfl',.ry, Camm. 6 ex· monthly comm + qua.rtu-""'i" -J e p k Prod, Ant, to$12K llome · Charactor rel POETICS, INC. .. .... call m-02Jl, ty beaus attor training. ·SECURITY GUARD TELLER ic ogin You'll 0e the right h~ to ~ext 232. vn' <free~ 1145 So. Ala D c b e 1 t er-, 5. Sell a comprehensive line Full·a.nd pert thne 'poaltions Part Tune • A11embler1 production artist in il\ia 5.17-963S. ' Anaheim PUMP Island S a 1 e 1 m a n ' of aopblsticated calculat· tn Laguna, €.osta Mesa and Do\\'lley Savings Ii Loan e Lift F tctory great spot Assist In all 'HO F.qua1 OJ>par. Employer 1.t/F CdM area. 5 Dl¥S. 50 hrs. 1ng machint!s. Sant~ Ana.. Join a new ex· has a. ....... time ..,.... .. 1 .... at phaSes! Call Barbara !\Jae. USEKEEPER. live · in, MAIDS WANTED Nlte shift. Top wages. · Pancllni guard •lVi«". its eo:t;~Mesa ~ci7 far ALSO SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTS Bank· Teller speak English. Able cook. Mature; must be 'ex""r. 'Phone f13..8ll8 for appt. You'll need a --" car t: NO POLICE RECORD t u ~-·t Home ln N.B. • Palm ,,.. 6...,.. Call 714 ~<) 20,,. an exper. e er. A1.11 pill, Fl'e Pu.Id. Bonn.le &: Clyde Sptinp, perm. ~1700 F/titnc: Sec pe.rsonnel mgr R.E. SALES. outside sales exp is' a mwit : ...,1 • ..., tor appl. pleasant \\'Orking conds. missed thls o~! Gora:eou1 a.·11 •• ·Bay Club DO IT NOW' to be a candidate for one Md interview. c II M 0 port . ; • • bank in beautiful area ll0lJSEKF.EPER wanted to l2'll w.: GoaBt l-h"", NB · • af our protected terrilories. SECURITY S!:R.VlCES CO. 8 9'6•2 ,.:,.vtn 1 ti 1.. ·J We're an the move and need • '"P.PV7 Ntw A"'tl. C'·rk \\'B lS charming · di 'dunJ ~e ,...~ pVt room, batll It. Xlnt benefits include a SERVICE Stat\on/Sales Ir. E -• o · E l " ~ n . .in vi TV. Must drlve. ,.,7,~o. Mechani .. ·Fort1'9n Cir help•. If .,...,., want a ~•,,_ • qu ..... ppor. nlp oi·tr 1 Exporlo••od · t fill a f ( Call .. .,...... _, ... JV-.rnn comprehensive insurance Mechnnical p e "a on n e I · '"' I 0 115 un spo · £xcel Income · appor1.Unity 11.Jonal Career • not just a I "::::l:=:i:z:m~i::l:::!ll:::!l:l:~/New savlngs A: Joa bra ch J<irp CJal'k. AJit0r"ee Job!!. HOUSEWIVES.MOTl-lERS 1 • W/wcll e 1 ta b I j·s h e d. ~b. o•d ••owlll;•• lo -·"c program., liberal protit,Bhar· needed. Exper. only. Full &: I i -·ZF7 'S 1 n n 1. Bookkeeper $9048 Need to pay lor those back to buainess. Do geijel'al repair ~ ~~6; eo~ittm~~~ 1 mg, A txceptlonal advallCe· p/l.ime, Gd earning potcn-TREE TRIMMER I Qttice n Huntlnrton Har· I Take 1 Uiant Step. 'rhat's 11chool clothes? Sar a~ wor'" on Toyota, ~....... .... .. ..... t to talk to YOU'. Look ment oppty withe most ti· tiaJ. ~1esa V.erde Shell . + bour,.t_ 1~~m·62pm daUy. Top Cove -· 111 .. ,..,... .... ...... .. ... , fective mark, eting organlza-Serv'•ce 3131 Har~r m., c pay ..., ....,ne ts. what you'll be cJolng when n .. ,,. w train )'OU to Merced, es. Write Classified .at the •·no•t1 ~· _ ... ,....:i1 .. ., ~ ' vv ITV OF tu• your Ir t•--u. 1 IJ'C " ~ ........... '6 lion in the btisi.tleM machi.... c.'<. NEWPO T C ~start wori17he:re as lhe .n ee · ull'C ••ti> Ad No. 455 r;_/a Daily Pilol, ALL. Departm•nts; PLUS .. ,.., '' R BEA H Keypunch usa1Slant to ;ttb e COil-~~. F~~ p/tim~. .Pp/BQX 1560, Costa Mrsa, New Hotnes Sale•. four new industry. I---------'308 to $139--Pu Mo Data Encoder troller, CallR.sbpon \V&Jl.· c.Ji!• 92626 .. · tracts! Some Positions ' Sal· For Interview phone 826-S280 QUICK C.ASH . 1 .-Super accurate typl1t fer ' :N' INSP~R/tralnce'. N o Medlc1I Re'clptlonltt ary + Commissions, others John Blaney Requires 6 mo•s <experience speclaliJied work.at Fuhlob 1 l No Mor• HOSpital1 I ~~rience ... ~ss3,9ry, App]JI Fcii: buiy doc{or 's OUict', PO Guaranteed Draws high per· Victor Comptometer Cori> •. o· All'Y PILOT ~=~~~ r~; Island oWce .. ~cf major in-l ; \VotK 101· ln!s 1a1JU•OU!I ll'.roup persan urh\1.'f!n "rn ~na · Box 143, Hunticgton Bench. cent bonus, pnld vacations. 32:» Long Beach Blvd. surance romp&ny, Top Sal· ol doc1ors. Bcnuliful how'I 3 pm, SAE Advanced I~="="'-"=~::::..=::::· 1'.Iedicnl and Lile Insurance. Long Beach b'ff work. #fly by Sepb ,, ary. Good benefits. I puy, Call Sharon \Vall. Packaging, Inc. 2165 S. l\IEDIC.AL OFFICE' af. Do it NO\V! It's Your move! an al I 1 ' • o· ' l9?2 to per&dnnel o~, 3300 Grand Avenue Santa Anti ternoom some: exp. Over 21. Call JOllN SEYU.JOUR equ opply en1p oyer w·NT .. Ne"'POrt mvd., NewPOrt E•rn top hourty rite •• Recept. to $5500 An equal o P p o r t u n i t ; Call ~r..81. . CALL 771 m SAL ES WOMAN fl;. I\. ~11.cJ\. . . e.llt. 9 2 6 6 Q. our employMs,on short ' l'll .rmo>c you &n Ober )"IU empl'""'r. .. ..... -c. SUPT·. s = •"-'· ·r--l · 642 5678 ··= & i.... ~ •••'t ttl • c t -.,-,..... J·-... .,.... • SEYMOUR Opening in bosJory, · -."' ~•m. t.mpor•ry ._.. use . rea ca., ~ superintendeot of fiberglass sportsv;ear, bo}'a..'; .Full & • ~ •111nnmeftt1 for some Benefits, firm looking fur nlOlding shop. Kno'v des'-, Re·1fty & Investment . " 1uper secretary to sit up ol 16" pftime·pennanent. In Sales Call . • ' of Or•nge Counfitl bt1t front. Call 'lar>'on 'lann. m ds1 mat~lals, main--........_ -,z....:..--tat --~R--' Ml I'-111 Ml II ti·-· In " '' tenance w/flne co. Start Rtll E1t., 1 ei· S.le1 ~,...... ....... ~ \\"()men. ' , see ._~1 toe eneovt -111 '"""" • • • • G•I Frid•y to $525 $13,000. Fee Paid/Also Fee fRt£. x;:1~1ybe~:!J~~ '"" ' . -. " .. f ""' 9 Banklnn 1''t."e !'aid. 1~ever a dw.i Ill(;-Jabs. Cilll Don Jackson, j' • mcnt in this fun oUltoe c._ .... = Coastal "~ency, LI BUFFUMS • ln&'france -'~ c1n10 Trolnl::S ... e uf \vo11<.ing for super bOss. The 2790 Harbor Blvd. a 1 No. 1 Fashion bland, NB 1· Mlin acturlng II VIP, "' Limited Timi On v ~!!!!!"''""""""""""""".""'I ~.~;~s ,~:P \\•ells g~:i':~ I o-=A=da~m~'~· _c_M~-~--~-Famous llcen~e counc IIO\Y Sal~ • AdvertlJlng DEL.ICATESSr~N girl, full individual. can Barbara l\ITSC O~rntor for a ,1:eekly available thru Tal'beU lXlm· Toy & G'ift "'art'i•s IN' Vl·TES v.ou· • M1rketing time, must be aver 13 & 1o1ac. AlSC1 Fet Jobs. !~NE PEb'crw-..1NEl l'Je\\·spaper in Irvine nreo.. 5 pllJly, Appllc4J1ls fJllty re-r ., . ; · · I'. · . e Travtl $98 PER WEEK 547-0913 neat. See Terry, HI-Time 1\.:1\JI ~ D.a. y \\'e t k. s a I a r y irnbursed upon, q\ia\J.1ic11.Hon. HOURfiyts".J demonlltraton e DcU, e E. 17th Sl., c.>t Admitting Cltrk 5ER.Y1CE$a.•rc•1l'V' negotiable. 7)1' 833-33'» New or -~•'··• ···'•' 1, earn to 12-by n •• 1 Traniport1tlon If i.. .. 6 1 . ll • ~""'-' ~~-·· IK.-.:U ...... ' • ~ UC\;, • DELIVERY of DA IL Y you enJVy ·~ puig peo1 e" Ftt &. Fee Reimbursed Miiiion $ Progr•m people. Openinp a Vallable. NO DELIVERIES, NO COL- PU..OT, SUNDAY ONLY, lo ~ friendly &d:rso~?1e Scc'y/Constr to $675 Opens in Orange Co. Complete trainina pl'ORfim. LECTIONS. FREE HOSI'· You .Name It! • • • ., neupaperbo)'a, Requ1re1 5 very re"·ar g pos tlan Sec'y/GtneraJ $575 Sales.men&. Salesladles need· Future m&.naiement oppor. ESS GIFTS. N~ car. the use of a statkln Wagon ::. you. Call Tracy Sec'y/Brokerage itm ed now! $15,000 to $25,000 tunilies. Call .Mr Sk>e.11 at 9794307. Gilts 'N Gad~ts. ... • or van. Contact l\ir. Han')' r1c Bookkttpcr to $875 per yr. Prof., permanent 642-5681. -SALES SECRETARY Seeley, 330 West Bay St., Emergency Escro\v OUicer SiOO selling job. No gimmick.!, TARBELL \Voman 25 to 35. Marri~ Costa Mesa. Ward Clerk Acctng Clrkfl)>pe $-ISO no investmenl req'd. Apply prel'd to \rork in beautiful ..:.;,Jlc"'· ::.nlc.olc.c.A5';..,..~-1an-~t.""l~ .• /=T-. -Cool lieau, King Herut Asst Bookkt'!'per $450 in person Call tor direc· otlite fumlture showroom. Expanded duties. E>:p nee. ,\ssi11t stalf in smooth apera· fn\., Conti:I Supv to S!IXI Hof\'. 828--1050 vokdys and REAL TORS Must have good oUice &kllb. BeJ.ch area. 9G2-667l tion ol y,·ard. Alust be 1yn1· C.onstr. Inspector $700 8J8-.28&3 eves/wknds. REAL ESTATE · Call Slaron Qualla at palhelic &: friendly. Cali Jo 1-taiiag('ment Trnc to $650 ~M=OTEL~:::..-=,laldo-=. =w=a=nt::.od-,-.,. p 835-7515 for appt, ~~~: ~;; o,::-. :;,•~: Kolly. ReceptlT>'l>~t l400 ,,.... prd'd. Apply N~pcrt ROFESSIONAL SALES people wsntm !or "rcts req'd. 644- 2 u 9 . Bkkpr Train.• to $606 Ala }'ee Jobs Tl'aV"el Lodge, 6208 \V. Salesmen &.·brokeri! The• direct sales .t1-'0lt:. Flexible i''abulous opportunity ay,·nlt11 488E.1?th (at Irvine) Of Pacific Coa!t H"')'• NB. portunlty is here! You are h ours, good p'ay . DETAILER. car poll~her, bright individual. looking fo 642·1470 (714) 643-8252. needed immed\11.tely for-OID' Telej)l'Ompter Cable TV, apply ln person. Costa f.fesa super position w/1.arnous ~ f.IOTEL maids, pref, mature rapidly expanding Rea l '.l624 W. Coast HWJ., N.B. Car Wash, ~q Harbor firm. Fnbulous benefits. Estate division. PoslHve ~ &\2-3260. BJyd,, Costa Mesa. C;lil Burbara r.·tnc. ~ \\'Omen. Apply in person, portunlty for advancetrlent. I Of N I """NE PERSONNa Laguna Shores l\Iotel, 419 N. Phone. SEAi.'1STRESSES NEEDED D rector urs "" CLERK "'v1 coast Hwy. Lag Bch · tor wo.res to entice ti!(! C~~a ™:~ lD .,:!~~vpo~nd Count Your Blessing& SER.YlCES.,-ACENCY l\IOTEL Makls \Vilnted Apply ta• )'OUIJ,i set to Front SI. Call llf'n<'JilJi, \\'Ol'kiJ1' conditions, !'cu It f'ce IleimburECd ln person onlu Costa l\Iesa 497-2244 l0-6. resume to P.O. Box 10880, & all ""'"'Ul'" -nt co •n ~ 9 ....... iu •·~ • "' Sec'y/Colllilr to S67!i IM. 3205 Jlubor Blvd., Santa Ana, Ca. '27ll. ~•ri< for when you bandlo S.c'y/General SSIS C.M. ~ SECR"ARY ELECTRONIC 1.11 e m b I Y their acoounl5 receivable Sec' I ""=""====-'='""-ti work, Colla Mesa area. desk. Call Tracy fl.fll.rtin. Y Brok•nae $fiOO NEEDLEPOINT Painter, 6.f.6..1589 BANK F/C Bookkeeper to $8'75 murt do needlepoint, paint Etcrow Officer Good Ilk.ilia. Bch al't!ll Escrow Secret•ry ~. 2' Yean expericne<! Elcrow OfJicer $700 exp 6«),..0Tl7 C1n You A<ctng Ork/Type $450 =""''"""'--"·~---Kffp A Secrtt? Aut•Bookkeeyer $450 NEED peraon with table saw Then yo¥'11 IO\'e this spot. Inv. Cootrl Supv to $900 for fU1l or part time 'pro. You'll 00 in chu.rge ol u.fe ConstJ'. f1uipector $700 ductioo. ~ Laguna. deposit bo-ces! No expcr. f\fnnngcruent Tme lo $650 ne{'.1'si:. r un co. Call Lee ReccpUtyp\1t S-IOO Philip!!. Al!!o Fee Job! CLERK Q E. 17th (nt lrvlocl C.l\f. It'• Wh it Up Front 642-1410 That Count& NEW ACCOUNTS Full ' P/tln\e Surnmtt Time, Wlntn Time, All the '"""· Eern your P<1. the Kelly Girl w.,: JllSI See l!W . SHlr.,1ADS . IJOHISON I ,, , ,, . WIN TWO 'FREE TIC.Kt.rs· ~ 11'e M1L PILof .... It _,. • .Mt ..... ""•ti I •I tt. ~ .... ~ .............. _........ ...... .,~,.. fM ,_. ..... J..r Ctl •-4l•Jitl. flt.I J14, ..,._. f • ..., ..; I P~ ,_ _.. •••1•• ""'' M ~· "' ,..,.. tldm .t _,.,.,, .... •AH.Y llLOT ~. '"'*""'""' ......................... ,...... .. ,...,.,_,. --....... ... ,1 .... ,..,.w..,.....--~1 Tlcl<et• o..J N Aloy Po,,_,;,..:~ I,, lO, 21, H, if;fli Dufflit ·--Col~ fernle 1: .... ~. ' -comt In tor • plNsant l • j visit & reel1fef' with UL • Wt will toko tho limo .I to l••rn whet .J:: Can .I • do for UI & If Wt , ctn do for yeu. lHERE· IS NEYER ANY COST • • I OR FEE • . TD YOU ·I fVrl . • AJ ' ' :Jman • ' ! l j Legel Sec:ret•r y ~t<'. Ute bkkpni;. " Auto Ca1hitr Lite 'fyplng Roc:oplfonl1t Lite tn>lnt:· Lota of Pl\ Biiiing Clorlr Good w/DETAILS S.Crot•ry Key spot far well known JOB wanted-olit:ale 'e e k11 corp. who needs tront deU: employment u chauJhur, clerk. Attracttve • hm In-«nnpa.nlob. prdener. Rett. Down<'y Savings It tAan hu open!~ at fts J!unttni· ton &eaeb braneh f« &harp llldMdllw opu'd In hand!· fna ntw ·accouotl. Full A pitlm<t, Elicrllont pay A I • , r • IDAY, SEP:T:15 . ttiru :Joo T -.- Lite oh. 111 .... apdtude . NIGUEL Ponomol Agoncy 776311 Foli>ol Rd. t..oouna Nl~ 831·1"11 divldual JIOU&bL Salary to Newport ana Pre (. $5000. Call Marion Mann. • ~. I CALL KEYPUNCHERS Needed Inm1•<llotaty. All --·Iona. QU•Mf·· Oo.vifiiiirt ~~PJW 833 2700 lhiltJ, mutt ha\'t ev-r. • """'1 "Wl\lte EltQAAnt!" ovtf'o'nJn. "Make 1toom J'or Daddl"' 2082 Michelson Dr. Xlnt K0E~L'Y GIRL \ I nJI ril'~-~ .. t 1:'.~· the!" ••• '1"~ 001_.thek -m1441 nto ·-·" .•• ~· '"'"' ••• turn that,.,. "'"' - ,., tha• -·-~ ..,, I Irvine :w. eva""" c. .... nr. tHnl • Dally Pilo• Clul~ wllh • nally Pilot O...w,d °" ...., -· •!!!!!!!!!l!!iiiii!!!!!1!!!!!!!!1 I ___ 1::.":.:tne::.-_...:.1 111! . . a.i. 1:a11 - • • " ' A1r1 *"i 11 ll>O DESI' D4Y IO !'WI &II 8111 Don1l 4t)q. '. coll !DtllJ - -> 1 •• i SUNDAY, OCT,'1 I 1 2112-t. I ' ""' rl ..... 'I • 1 0 ... 1 ~I 940 '72 CONTINENTAL: :25' '.Motor Home ----· tt.~ ..... ~. For .tp72. CONTINOITAL ii'aHIJ "1serits tllis 'n deilxe lea~ ooiorluI ~bos. I ' el.." i.-.. ' INSTANT CROCHET , , . llDl!ll - ii..":"~,:~~°:1"! THE·MOTDR HOME WITH All THE.EXTRAS STANDARD •••• croc~t lonna cbevions. P8.t· G. M. CMult · ' 71 ......... 0.. tem 'i463: chlld'~ 2-12\ ~ns. 4QJ t:-• 1 .. hil• CJIO H.P.J N...C.rreelft w ..... T•• llliesel' J.4-l8 inClud~ ' !f'.Wef DhC ...... I • • • ' • • , , , , , ,J.VJ: .. , f.fMt ·~· S~·~m t-,.,... WWllap1~t1 ._ H-4 1or-.acb ,Potlorn , ~d ':i;; ; :~ .. ~ _,., =-= Lltloh cents Ill< eacll pe 'tor Tiit 1--. · .••. · '*'~-· 1T.,1 All;.~ and·fil>edal llalidl-.... ,_ -.. "'"' .... lnc;• otMrw1se thlnk1ul 7,c. ... /.............. w ..... u,.. d~ · wm, tan three •·• c .. flt,:...,..._ · · · · . · · ... u-. ... c•1 .... ,..._ .... w1 ~ cr ·mcri &lid to a .. .,,,,,,_w__ 11•••....,.,.,._ Aue.~°" p.m,y All/Nill--··---. ~-•~ H...ilecioft -.... Ill . , . __ ... ,..._., -. w.a .... ...., ,._..,,.1 ,_,.._.,_t,-•_,,,, ~ Boa 163.·0ld Qlel9ee .......... •••:•... ....... ......... cw. &...te Stit:Dl; New "Yop-, iM.Y. 14,111 1.T.U. Ali C11 .... ,.r ~ wl.ll ...... IWI J1A11i: p,l.ol.)(-._ W>ll lo w .. -, W .... ..,,.,., .,_ Sip, Pattirn N...W. · ,__.,.,.,_. ~ ...... tUW.la..tt.40114s Totally 1':• U7I 1'eeileo t 11•1 • crwn~ crammed wttll 16 ...._-' w..... .,..._. o... a. c .. ...., St'" lmll,.-IC!-let, crafb. 6 -Hot W-Pot"'4 ,_..,.. • !lll1~ ~ patlmla wt-yeu think of a ll\Olor ........ , coiuldtc tho .25' CONTINENTAL '15...,... ·, • for '12 and ....,.mber thl1 la tlle ·onlv -"-that offttra ALL ,~ .. -::::::r.::: THI EXTRAS AS STANDARD 'EQUIP"'ENT. s:-_ cnn:-.,.::e: -DA .. N. . .. . . ~R ~---.. $!. _..... Q ':1$11 ...... .ii. ~ .. =w:::lt , MOTOR HOMES ~-............. ,. . !..--~;-:.._,..,... j ~A•D -IDVICE -llHTALS ._. ~-._. 1•1 HAUOR. GARDIN GitOVE I MO ~sq i ..,_ • ~ I Ille N,at N •• 1. 0.1-m.7900 ~.-.~.., ..... llq ........... ~ ... ------------------------- I .. , .. -~ ~j -·-·.·.·.·iii ._____~ o~~:: ::11 THROUGH A DAILY PILOT WArtT AD 642-5678 OPEH ALL WEEKEND SAT., SUN., MON. "''of •sudden the hfft 1ot to u1I And to m•k• m1tt1r1 worst, we're not Mlll"I near •• many cars •• Wt would Ilk• to. High h11t alfcl Sew ule1 ha1 prompted the bo11 to put on a r11I mont:y·wvlng 11le. • • the kind you can 11ve blt on. Come in today. '63 CHM ~ TON Plskup. A11tom1tic, VI, Alt Co11cl., C•mp•r Sh•ll. Newly ove1k111l•cl •n- 11111, bcoll.•nt coitdition. 11240301 111 $1195 '71 Datsun Flat Bed t foot •t•k• l:.ocly w/hycfro lift t•t•. ltOICIOI $1995 '70 Datsun Pickups Pick 0111 of 11• little \Jt111tJ,1, Your ckoict, $1795 '70 VW Squareback llool nice. *'l •?t4l. A steel et $1395 '68 Datsun Roadster $1095 '68 Datsun Wagon 4 1p11cl, Gre•t cer. CVZVISSJ $1195 '66 Datsun Wagon .f •peed. Fi"• tr11uporh1tlon. fDJM· 172) $695 '72 Datsun 1200 Coupe. liJ.1 11ew eco"•"'Y l996ALAI $1995 '71 Datsun 1200 •ptcitl. '63 Mercedes Benz E•!,!.e~l1111! A reel liuy. llll071l' Coup•. AM/FM, •Ir colHI. 4 ''""• f11t clrive -Yeu'll lluy. I 620DECI $1195 -~ $1895 100'/. l'ln1ncl"9 On Appnrv1I Of Creel.It GARDEN GROVE DATSUN -· ()PI N , DAY\ · 13161 Harbor Blvd., Garden Grove 534•1215 12 ILOCKS SOUTH OF GAJ.DEN &ROVE FA:EEWAt) 990AUlol, U1141 A.nnu_al Inventory R~du~tion S.ale! ' . ' '72' EXECUTIVE & DEMONSTRATORS • MUST GO Just An E%0.1nple of Our Outstanding Previowly Owned Cara. '71 EL DORADO •• $6666 VInyl top, leather interior, full power, fae, '°"' air, tilt -~-AM'\'M ·-~r door locks and trunk ..,, c:ndM con- trol, twlll1ht •ent., and .afon!, Mhw.t ate. (3330Ll) ..,.., ' '71 CADIU.AC ••• $5777 Sedan De Ville. VJnyl top. leather inter· ior, tilt whee.I, A?i.f·FM 1tereo, powtr dOor lockl. twilJgbt sentinel, 1ora:eous car. <7a. CQ!) ' '68 CADITJ:Ac ••• $2555 Sedan De Ville. Vinyl 'lop, leather tnt.trioc, full power, facto:y air, tilt wheel, AM-Ot iilereo, cruise control, powt"r door lock&, twlll&ht aenllneL (946Af'V) '69 CADIIJ.AC •• $3555 Convert. Sbalimar iokl metallic w/c:ordo- van top • matcblnc' leatbtt interior. Full power, factory air, Ult wbttl. AAl/1'1.t 1tereo, J)OWf:r door lockl. twill1ht aentl· ne!, extremely Low mUnae. C92.1CPC) '70 CHATEAU •• $3111 Ford chateau 330 waaon. Lons whffl hue, V8, automatic, power steertns, alr, condi· tlonln&, radJO, heater, all tour aeatt. (185-AJH) '66 CADIIJ,AC •• $1444 Coupe DeVWe. Vinyl top, cloth I: leather lnterlor, full power, factory air, AM-FM st~ radio, power door lockl. white wall tlre1, etc. CSEP750) '69 EL DORADO . $3888 Vinyl top, leather interior. Full {>O\\·er, fac· tory air, tllt-tele wheel, AM-FM ster~, power door locks, crutH control, twUliht sentinel. CYPBm> '69 RIVIERA-••• $2777 Vln,yl top, vinyl atrato bench seat.I, full ptl\vtr, factory &h:, tilt wheel, radio, beat .. er, new wbJte wall tJres. <XRG6J8) '70 CADII,I.AC .•• $4333 Coupe De Ville. Vinyl top, full powt:r, t11>- tory a1r conditioning, Ult wheel, ill·l'M 1tereo radio. (939AVA) '68 EL DORADO • $2888 Full power, factory air, Le1ther Interior, tilt-tele. whttl, AM~nt stereo radio, twi- Jight sentinel. e'li'.tn a rttllnlng J'.IUI, stat on this ex«ptkmally weU cared tor auto-. mobile. (WIB535) Over 60 Fine U1f!fl Cari To Select From . - Hours: 8:30 ,AM to 9:00 PM Mon. thru Fri. 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Sat. and Sun. 2600 Harbor B~vd., C.Osta Mesa 5A0~9100 • • ' • ) I I l • :t.Y PILGT , ~~~1 ~~.~'~"~P1~1iJJ~1';!1 !!;!!!,!!11! ... !!!.~l!il I -· .. 'I§ f _ ... J~ iiiiiiliiiim l ~;;;;--~~~~ ... i ftAl"'O:::::...:W~•~•W~---- 111 Mu1~11n11..-m c... _______ 15_2 ...,_ IM ao.~:;;:MY" "'c .... pora,S.lo/ltMI~ ~,'::;.• MOT .;.";.....,_..;•-11.1=v' ___ .... _1-REWARD n:11oER--...,_ swa:sE _ 2,.., .i.1~~.::455-.hdt+Jlt.:tll',200 ''YACAnoN 1-="'"'ow=!lt;,.,10_1\'™_G__ VANS .._--.-.--.--1 :i•,::i-:,;~ ;:-::;..,ie...= i -.........,_ i !<rln, 1'.411lppod"" w.... UADr' 1973 WILL P"Y o .... • --Sim-• l90 ·--r -. GeldJiir. i:.coL Erwlloh ~~r •Call~-tandem12.00 n foot Tnvotte CUlte •·•~ ,. Y5,. ..... ., .... , tar amp , ____.. p:ERSJAN Kitltnt CSA Rfl., ,. u-..., .. 'UIQ" • ......, PACE ARROW lN 61' 'm -., w-.n. 1'l ..... (n4) ~MUST .. u ~ ·-& • v NS Kelly .... _ look C Olfl • llV / ..-animl1. 202'71 Acaclt.. Santa b)Of'I. , mounted Oft • '12 GMC .... You·~~ "!i.u-.!~f E;.l;urn re l2A * ll46--096!I * -!kl"'°' 5o"'l441L SELL. heavy duty ll, «IOVI, turbo For Iii. rnodtl, elNn, 2 tlck•ll .. th• -• '"' ., ... -Dot• iJ4 HORSE Boarding Bad Bay 71' Ric._, 2li) hP Inter-FM·AM rsdlo Selma Grande 197J AlL MAKES "°"' lco EXEC. -.I cbr. $15-21. I :;,.;:.; _______ I .,.. 24 "°"' ~ ..,. crptor e1W., auto pUot. depth with 1000ldl$ II-. bumper low mllolto1 k ... &ec'l chr $1-U Drlkl lilel 2 J4ale 111ten, l 5mo. w1lh Call .S!S'J-'1'135. • IOUnder, 30 watt radio. mlrron, boiincNW'-Y• and TIOGA • OMC ~ • CHEV. t ics, Imports, rue 1 or · Follie• 1u... 11'1 W. 19th CM ..-. «her l\! Y!. no l3500. Slip 111 N.B. &42-4<13 air oond. too, ,.aey to '° e FORD ' e DODGli campers. -FA~J'i'.ous &12-340&. papen. Excel -for er 511.SW. ~-Serial 51l510. mlS.OO _ e _ Cl1I an<> ult tor Bu,yu ~R~ :,.Pi:;:••::.:°'::.:lc::O::.:rt!::•::.:•;;.• --'"•2;;;.:6 r; ~~ ~ I ....:-~ ][~I ~;:.ln.~-r1:\.r::.-bu ... t" BILL BARRY u~:~rn~~~;L v : =~ :·g:= DAYE ROSS Plole call 1142-5618 • .xt. 311 50 ORGANS 50. .. uen. ONLY TO GOOD .... , •• .., PONTIAC..OMC-~IAT BIG SAVINGS -e -POllTlAC ........ 9 and 5 pm to claim y,., "'......, m lbt floor.' ~HO..,,.ME=I "'-=""""',..'"-'·.,.,__, Boats, Gonorol 900 "':!"'IN· ~;~.:... .. _ lt.t St. at S.A. l'rw>'l 1st SHOWING )'O!O" -(Norlh c..mty H.....,.,00 WurllUu olhen. •·• HAPPINESS to a bla<:k --------1-~·~· _w_, mJ E. 111 SI., S..le Ana IMM£DIAT£ DElfYERY 2• lftrMr Blvd. toll--...,,&,,, II 5'0-12llil ,,_ modell, dl*»Dflllued """°" -2 b!a llrown * * * Orll 1980 :r. llOMlt. twin • 558-1000 "73" Prl!lo "J.,., It ft, Coste Moso 14'-&tl7 ' ' *' * * madelJ, -A UNd. BIQ' or _,.. and 1 tuny llltle Hii'v1ri11lobblns .... Sll,000 ..W. Ollerlnl '119 Fan! llT,.._,,Ranger ___ -All-C Molorhom~ Rear twill beck rent at moot attrac!M body..U attached .. • silky· MOI L111on Circle $3000. NH<ll ""'*" 111 1!1:1'· ... ., duly, 12 w Ide, REVIER ~ b~=·~ INSTANT = X"":;....,1: ralea. Terrier pup. °J'l'"o adorable Hunllntlon Buch 16' Ent..,..... tri·hllll boat AT,PIB.P/S. air, w/UW MOTOR HOMES otoYe wllh overb<ad oven, d\angtt. Am/Fm atereo Wallichs Music City females, O»loHer. You att the winner of wlfortmd aeatina. Volvo .U contained ea~ Per• 208 W. lit, S.A.. 13$-lln toilet, pottafd b)' *Dodie C4$H . 131).8333. eves. 2 Uc.Uta to the enc. $2100. Good eond. Toilet. AU xtru, $CXI or ol-... tic ndkl, alt • u.. pen SI 0 n South Cot.It Plaza ~2830 I --' ~· Tra Dr ~-Motor Home Rentals 1 tm w1UI duals, &utoma • speakers + tape d~k. Wu EXCEPI'IONAU.Y affeeUon-ce vi...,,,o... ..er. ~ verse ' UIS.,. powa 1:nkn, pohf steer-We need ~ lmpOl't ctr. left unclaimed. Sllil brand PIANOS • ORGANS • ato, """" ..... , her but Folllo1 00' Coirunm:lal fishing boaL ~M~',,"=· =~~=,,,...,.,...... h>&. aJr <011C1. and fti!IOY· Buyer °" dUty t io-1 dally. new le 1 u a rant e ed. Hammond, Wurlltzer. many msr. la)'• 00 and we are at the Sips C. Auto pUot, bait tank. SACRIFICE! "71 GMC Van, ·SALES &. LIA.SING able AM-FM radto. "SEE ..i.a- Orfl:lnally priced at $309.95. othen. P~season 1peclals, too poor to move; Norwe-FABULOUS $3500. 3407 J'lnley, N.B. XlntcOnd. Panellns, crpt. I: full ~et tacufty IT TODAY!'' B. J. Siii~ WDl oell ~ balanc• of $110. ......I ck>se-oull. p;..., ' atan Elkhowld. ' mos., AKC FORUM 347-<;667. • ..... DIRT BIKE -Danmar MOtlJr ff limes lm~l1to l!tll•ory '• CUh or terma. Layaway 0f'Kan rental5. Money l&V· lovn ldd1. Be~t offer, 537· Sept. 13-30 ,Cabin cruiser 23', $00(), Cycl11, Bibs, -Strla.l •s'l921J · 3833 ll&rlior, C6l&a Md& 1.d~•;.Pt:;..• :=89J.(OOI.:,.::;:.::_• ----1 Ing btrgalna an here rlKbt .;_:™;:,7:;,. ===--:--.,,-IPioue call 84U6'11, ext. 314 Gd <Olld. N.B. lllp. Grey q. Sc:ootfro t25 5"1·6800 $8995 MIH@l * AUCTION * now 81' A IR EDALES. hand"'me• betwttn9 and 5 pm to claim Save. Owner lranlf-d. ---=------~ STOPI Dofl't llink It My car I ,,... l'urnlturo w 111ichs Music City huaableo. Fath or champ. yourll ,_'.icl<•la. L~~~"~.f'~l)y 970-6490 SUZUKJKI mo1 • 90 cc, !actory 1 'i"'r-1""11'"".-•• -. ~u~1=111,.1y-· _,' 94=7 RILL BARRY that runs. !At .. ""' ,.... .. A -u·-South Coast Plaza ~2830 Stoneyburke. Sire ol 10 to ·uo::e*num*="•'IT'r · 16' Built Rite, 50 HP Gyt t OOcc, nu upj>er A -----"'"---1 trouble. Up to $1 .000 • .,..,........... ham. 544-5ll9 lower end, MX bar t, 2 Whttl trailer pickup bed PONTIAC AMC l'IAT. .., - Autti:tct ntday, '7:30 p.m. CABLE-NELSON Sp I net ~·=~"=· =~--...,..... 511 Salli..,. Yacht Johnlon. Tilt trailer. $1396. Maverick sbocka. down exp. wW a cc om mad ate 3 <'-t St -vs• ;__) • 1 ..:~:::::~:.:::·~:----- Wlndy's •ucl"ion Barn pie.no, mahogany. Excel. DA~iSJ-IVNDS pup1, mln., .. ., 592-5705, 675-5810 -"--'--..,_ 11 -~-cl 1130 -••75. ... . at .n. ~'""3 " 1395. 642-2444. 9 6 8-9 7 0 7' AKC hot "'"""' red For exchange for vacant land 31' 1_,, _ _. ,._,,_,, '"'""'ul.IC6, .oi::St o er• un1w1")' es , ;i-1.,.....,., • 2000 E. Isl St., Santa Ana Autos. Im__._. 970 20'Jllh Newport, CM 146-8681 · 1 '· m<M...,. ; or ranch. Probably the most * ~ H .. -utoP .... ,,,.._,, 673-3.512. Auto Service, Part1 949 SM-1000 ,_... ·- Bchlnd TOii;)"• Bide Mat'I &44-0035. black/tan: very . mln adlt beauliful-auxillarY ever Like new, many xtru. AJs 250 stannu, •n, $765. --~"'--=--= ALFA ROMEO * ORIENTAL Rug SaJe • Nlc~:1~P:~ ~:ro· ~~e! AKC Irish built. Twin diesel, auto plot, Owner $6950. 615-2675. Kawasaki. 901 $115. Suzuki 327 Chevy eng., clutch, ae11 A ·-"-to1.,.,.,W,,_•.,n_,1,,ot1_,,=,__"'_ 1 . ....;..;,;;;;_ _____ I IO"' olf Sept. i-!O. 9xll lonn. hot water ..... WHALER 14". 33 hp dectr!c 250. """' • Id~ $350. bou<lngA4opd.5.000milOI. W& P'AY TOP AHa Romeo 72-1~ Crown Kennan ==-'*:548"""::.=.7=0;*_,.....,..,,..1 Settrr Pup~ '7 \\'ks old, Owner's state room, lergt start Evinrude. Barp.lD 837-3196. $300 or aeparate. 839-S988. c SH $1000. 10'8"xl4' Saruk $1200. PIANO Wanted. pr 1 ·pt "1 ~,.:ln Webllne breeding. .ion. galley, dinin& area on $800. * 846-241'1. "!U Kawuaki 50)..Reblt upper A ~ TaJ Mahal Jndla, l60Q. wants to buy planO for cuh. .;:="7-::--=--"7'"....,--,. deck. 2 dbl & 2 •not Dub Soll t09 6 lowor. Other ~~ J§l 1000 835-2278 GERMAN Short ha Ir staterooms below. Top ~ -~ .~... 1· _-tor·"-= • owr 300 other new ' old $600, trade or o l le r. -..., j on..ilaJ ...... We alto cleon SMALL upright Fbch..-pl· polntor/Welmaranor JlllPI 8 dlllon. Well known & ad-COLIJMIA 15. Xlnl cond. GU-25&8. .,. --a -. jllll NOW IN STOCK A reweave Nav.ljo ._ Qr.. a.no with bench. Antique, wkl. $25. to $35. s.16-tl44 alt mired. Let's exchange full Trlr new covtt. Best oUtt. I i:i'-'i~=-::=,--.,-au Ge b in. HUmat& len!al rup. Shah 'N Sbah 1.;re::aao=.na::bl::e'=. :.:"3:.:·.;:32711=. -= . e._ =~ ="'• ~';"'· &<4-i091 wkdayl; &44-:!603 ·~~t :~ i:!:'. Gonor1I 950 GROTH CHEVROLET for i:.'lJ~lllo 202.1 S. Main, S.A. 557.1J12.5 _pa:;;;.:rt.;;l;.;ng::....;G.;;o-;;,1>-;;.d•;.... __ l30;. 1.f~ blk. A b~. Poodoklngwloseth Compton, Calli. 9022'.l. '' eve. $400. Sl3-3548. A'-p--'-1---• ,.,..._ Instant Credit BLACK ranch mink dole, 5 .. wtw• papen • g Kite 653 w/dolly I: ..,,.., .... wr -..e: ......,vy Alt tor Sales Mania:« akbu, $125 •. Original oil SKIS & boots, Flsherbgl.,.kl children, $30, 833-0729 * * * boat cover $700 FOR W:_.:_57 _!portaoUter, ewnen -manlJoJd, air mu IANK PINANCINO Jll,intinp, top q ll a I It Y, 707, l90!1 -Nordka uc e 6 WEEK old Lhasa Ap!ICI Bert J . Clark * Call 67>1471 * custom UJ&U"C, U1Clt er, cleaner &: four bar r e I ,/lunU::h :: COAST lanchcapes It: ltlll We, from boOtl ~Y,, ~~ aeuon. puppy $50. 642-4818 or 10406 Falcon Ave. CLASSIC Slane Yawl, 36', m.-1821. carburetorael·upfor283V.a M'T..118'1' • Kl t-!SS1 b:if• '° 98x'8", variol.lt Best er, · · 6M-388D eve. Fountain Valliy $5000. Includes Newtiort LATE '70 350 Honda, low engine, $25. 6"-'ml. WE bUY all make~ of .clean 1 prtoll. .U.."72 after 4 pm. TV 1 . '....~i!t, tf1FI, .... Hor.., at You are the winner ol mooring. 548-3~. miles, extras, xlnt cond, I used aport1 can:, paid 101 iUii' ltlL Elect ~ten ...,,_ ..... 2 ticketa' to the NEWPORT 20, LIKE NEW. priced to aell! 543--2081. aer2;• ~-Uffftl t5' or tot. Please driv• lll for IMPORTS coil Oftl' lllOO ea. \vill talct Mdroiii>il;i;;J; ,..,....;. *APPALOOSA* Ice $2980 * HONDA 50 * FREE '72 Yamaha Enduro fM<i •pptalsal. $8..._-.. Zlectronlc twin apeakera. Xlnt cond. s .,.., old .. ldh'I, Folll11 * 548..3283 * Dependable 673-1858 w/purchase of Meyer1 NEWPORT I calculaton, ~· Over $500 Pleld&Jua, S90, 644-2872 NlllftreCI •. $475. at the Snipe. Needs work. '70 TRIUMPH 1'ROPAY Manx Dune bugy, Many ••· W1ll tab $290 ••· A1ao after 4 pm. CALL ANYTIME FABULOUS Be•l otter. 6!>0CC. 38Xl ML CLEAN! ..., ...... .,. Both street l®ID W. l'adllc Cit. HwJ. Newport Beach tnll - Alf• llomoo Cllflce 1ur111ture 968-1797. 540 • 3803 FORUM . 6.,.,._ STOCK $850. 54i-Jm 1.,,a1. See .. believe II! Call J«>BENA at super I movie Ill Sept. J3.>l u s Mobile Homn iil Tom 543-3314. IMPQRTS ~ camera. Inrti.nt cartrktie [ s BEAUTIFUL pony mare, Please call 642-5678, ext. 31-4 14• Catamaran tra er. tnOll Sports, Race, Rods 959 Joadtna:. Power telephoto ,,.. to VIN 13.3 hand 1. Reglstered between 9 and 5 pm to claim old. Excel cond. Make otter. BRAND NEW wkle anale lens. Almost 2 t200 quarter horse. Prefer exp'd your _tickets. (North County Pvt ply. 493-0089. itxOO 2 BR. patio kitchen, '72 JEEP ,. new. $75 or make ofter. 3 Linn, Tl.,,.., • rider. ProfeuklnaUy trained toll·free nwnber ls !!40-1220) 21' Danish Sloop, -wood. 3 patio den, Alca.n Siding, all 4 Wheel drive, metal t.,p, llke S0-17S4 eves Ir; weekends. Encllah· \\'es tern &: jumps. * * * Se.il• • auxlllary. can deluxe features. 2 awnings, brand new, lea than 8,lXXJ WE PAY TOP DOLIAR TOP USED CARS BEAtn" orienW Mother of BEAtrr I wk kittens, $600.548-761Tqrf19..9f90. 5.1&-975!1. porch, akiJ'tlnl included. mUeS. (#14055), $3395 dlr. Pearl black tbl, hand made Healthy \\1!aned, box ~ Morpn ~~ Quarter Horse. *ST~~~MILLERAT DAN:A~ Boats, Sllp1/Dock1 910 !!,8.,1111 • .. ~. bOm.e. $15,SOO. Call BJ6.65.35~ U car 11 extra dwl, ... flnl. ' ---· dollJ roe anld trained, Mother p/Penlan. 5 old Id' u b I IU, JU.II ''"" .,..."""'"'• ' e-557-3176 Sam--0 yr ae ing. gen e u Join our new sailing club. WANTED -Dock •""-in &10-9110 TURBO 400 trans. v.'Of'k.1 tn&fl.ved bracelet. Aaab.i ' pm. spirited. Good far trail. ~ D ....-perfect $95, New chrome BAUER BUICK NOW ON DISPLAY 2921 llarllor Blvd. Balea - Pentax camera. 557-m, * FREE WOOD * $400/ tter 846-7392 Reas. Rental-Day, ~ ay, Newport Harbor tor Udo 14 Motor Homes aide mlrron for truck or • •pm. M-.... 1 Gla.u ca., 16 4 4 ~ • · Hour or Weekend. 49J.-20ll. -Sept. 2 thru Sept. U Salo/Rent 9'" .-v U<K'. GEN'l'LE Geldlna 'PB/Arab 55'7.....ftOO nltn, · ~ •• .;; • .;.;.;:;...;.:;;;;. ____ .,,..;; van $20. 54&-331'- Cos'4 -tm.llGO Parto .llGQ .... IJolPOlt.TII WAHTED-COAST IMPORTS BIRD Cap $5.: -Superior A• e '' C.M. Slngle-1-16 han4 $300 •. Bolte, p-906 DOCK for Channel Trvcko desk, newly painted $10; ~ xtnt tar beg. 642-1937. "fl 15, fiberglass akiH. 91A .,. .. Up to JO''".°iinter onlv. lo.a..,. Oounttoa IJI00.1200 w. Clout u..,. ; TOP $ BUYER llowport Jleacb -ff2 four barrel carburetor aet PART Beagle puppy. 8 wits ., ap w/manltoJd, fGr 283 old free to p>d home. Dally Pilot W111t Adi; bave HP John8an, flilly equip.1;;:613-3053;.::::;::.·....,....,_,....,..-=- '80 ll DODGE, cmrloadl. llll.L MAXEY TOYOTA 1960 SPYDER :1000 •rles, 5 air, clean. l6l10. · Jiii! lloldl 81"1. ...Ji.. &Pd· lllnl 18115, Will - Cbevy v.s, $25. 6"\'Z:ll1. 6«Ml1S or 5.""'3885 eve. baria1DI 1alon. $650. 675-4808. $2.25 ·Per boat loot, $50. Auto&, lmparftCI '70 Autos, Imparted 9f(i Autos, Imparted 970 Autos.-lmporteei 970 min. Private dock. Balboa __ ..,.,_962-::..:;561.I::.:.._~~ I II. 1liadi. • P!I. NT.-trade. -· Autos, UMd 9'0 """°; UMd "' Autn, UMtl THE l.R.S. IS YOUR FRIEND 1972· DATSUN SID 4 D- I.LS. ~ptfld•11t re•r Mnft11Ul111. AP. ••,.titi'Ot lttM 111t MH ._ ••11y 1tll1r ''" Ii~• DATSUN 11 0. W• •ff1r _, "9•4 (IM •ti•• tfMI Uftty f.....t 4ha IM-tlcK, ,, .. + ti1at ... , 4!1fr••l•r, wflit1w1/I tiN•; i.-,., t••Nk. I.cir-........ ,. •••II. _( .. _,,. YOU CAN l!ASE THIS FOR 56417 I MO. 2.01. SID.All-AUTO; TRANS.. P fl., RADIO + 111 1t111il1ul •q:•li-M111t, ~t..-, tl1fr•1~. wJiit1w1ft tir1.. -.,., 1t•r4.. INltl.. t•t t11k • __., •ttf.li Mete l1ttl1tllAf ..,., JO •ilM ,., flfl• .. Sir. Ne. Llll0122ttl. l'<nlnlUla. 675-3063 Boata, SpHd & Ski tll 16 Foot akt boat. 245 HP' T·Blrd lnboan!; $950. Phone (213) 923-4495 Even'---- Compor1, Salo/ Roni '20 "CAMPER COMBO" I Foot cab wer camper ~Uh -new '72 diev. Loq wide pickup, Disc brakes, H78-15 tires. beautUul olive & while with matching Interior. Ser- lal 172022. $3495.00. BILL BARRY PONTIAC.OMC.PIAT (lat ·St. at S.A. Frwy) -&~~S..leAnl OPEN ROAD MOTOR HOMES lllt(lonljo\Gnwom.d, Garden Groft '!IMfl9 Motor --. .. Available for da111, -« montbl,J bull. 21', 23', and 25' 9elf contalDed Mo- tor -all eQU!pt with generaklr, roof air, and ....,. olber -All Coacbel an U'l2 modtla. Wa .... Ille IJ1 ateel Am1ao -· pi.u, call --RonfAMitor Homo for your Vacation * 839-4301 * e"f2 LIFETIME M.H., 23' A 25' Air, lux. A l&fet;y equip., Jdnt ...... Pvt. ply. 911-00. ''Weed tt a Reap" From trmlUrtl to trub -them Into .... CALL DAILY PILOT ~ 80-S'll TREMENDbUS DIS€0UNTS • I ON Al!L BRAND NEW '72 BUICKS & OPELS ' IN STOCK ' 1---~ I l ' LOW OtnHIAD DOD n SIMO•l933. Sih .. Walnut Huntington looch '53s!aa ; GREAT USED CARS '67 KARMANN GHIA ............ S109' '67 YW S9UAREIACK ............. S991 ft•lllot Wflltlwelll, 4 ....... CW.twn Or.., Or ...... TUMlll T• A r ... (TOM '"J "'"-"'"'•;:;";..'..:"';;;;':.:· ""="c.' -"='='''c.:..:"'.=o•.c .. =' ---------- '61 YW PICKUP ................... $691 '6i, YW FASTIACK .............. St 195 lrlgM Y•ltw, l.oW Mllll. Wfltw Tire.. (YIV 1111 ~ , '56 YW BUG ..................... S695 '64 VW CAMPER BUS .......•..•• stffi _. •Jf*'. t'1J IOIJ ~ . 1 I ). ..__ '69 YW IUG ................... S1299 ~70 VW IUS ...... : .... , ....... S239S Sllow •OOITI c.111lol'll IXll •I "'4111.. ~ ............ lfllW ll'liill'I l'tttktl CN WI '67 YW CONVERTIBLE ........... S119i '69 YW ,!!UAiilACK .. ·-.. -.-.. -, .-.-.. ~'S)791 Woof ~ Trlnl LIMt, ........... " aMlllln, IWJtH au ---~ ~-"-~1et..;.;.;ll;:."'-'-"'"''----.,...,-- •71 YW SUPEI IUG ............... S1tff '69 YW DIUIXI IUS . • ........... $U95 CWtolft 1.w '"' °"'*"N onr.,t. AMJt. et•IJOI II._, /llllt CWd,. W/l/W, f""--U. Ml• TMt ~ O!lfl -Uc. t)CVC .. , '70 TRIUMPH TR·' .............. $1795 '69 TeY~Ai CoiOLLA ....... .i. $399 .. 1111 T.,., AMJl'M, LM L1W Mii& tfl ITXI ll""i, '!". •'Ml R 1'"9,' ........... '-'41'; tYD ISU I '70 YW IUG ..................... $1495 'iO OPIL 'IALLY ............... , -S1295 ....... lt'llM cir...... , ... ADI) ; • • • • • '70Autot. ,,,.,,... 971 ....... lmp1 W m-.u .... l!m __ .. _-~~l ~;;-;;;; .... ~l§J;;-. r -.... l§J I _....,,. "' A ...... ~ '90 AUlol, \Md 990 A ...... \Md 990 A-UMtl Imparted '70 ALFA ROMEO CADILLAC CADIU.AC CADILLAC CADIU.AC CAMARO 'Tl Alli, 11111 sp1c1or, 5 lpd, ,,,,.. ___ F1A_1 ___ , __ ..;M.;._..;•,;:;z.;.nA __ 1 _vo_LXSW __ A_CHN __ All/nl, ...... 131111/of.. IWIDA U!5 VW, 133 11.p. l900 .. 1-_,,,.,-____ mo CADIU.AC Sedu de '111 Cad com" A rve ~ 'el Cadillac Ddorado 45M ~O Camaro. New ,...._ ltt. 213: em& a -LIASI SPICIAL New Gone -enc. D...t YOUR ONL y ID pm. <00<!. Ewr> fActo'll ori&lno! miles .,,..,. "°"" 11ereo. Good oooll. Mutt AUSTIN HEALEY * FIAT * New '72 RXJ Web« cart.. Konl -AUTHFACl'OORRIYZEO ~all atru. IOJ. -• '""'° tap<• • ble option thfl car b un-seU. U,400. 173-551 ( '."'-------stable bar, aaua:tt. map, ndlal tlru. PRI, Sacrilke be.llev1bly clean. Probably between 5 It: 8 pm. 'Q A.H. 3000 $AVE $57.56 ~ "::: •ute~ CADILLAC 1966 CADJU.AC de vm. $4, 100. Til-846-1222. the cl .. nen used Eldorado . CHEVEW She'1 blue With blue Interior 128'1, 124's & 850'1 x 0 er. • DEALm oonv. ': :;,~ :795. '68 Cpe de Ville, brown. lite In Orange Co. 492-9034 or w/wbeell. 0/0, tbll lwd ~ laded. ROTARY J)Oftf'ed. 1968 VW station wqon. '·-1 _ _., tan vtnyt roof lo ml $2950. 492-9136, San Clemente.1971 ---M-.U"'bu_,..Spo-rt'"""'O>-upe-, v"'c-.~I • 11nt1 beauty i.-. .._. DEMO SALE 36 mo. + T • i. For,.... 24,ooo m11 .. "" """enc. 1 kc.'b. •0~ °'C: ~i!'.Y.,!; ~:, =· t; l>Y 145-86:1ll,.;... m.cnos CAMARO ..,.,, "'" U,695. Set and drive (UJM'131) • pt)'. Tradel cam. owner. $1,57$. 830-'109 aft 1 Sa.l•Leuln1t. m"--, ••-. fM.10!!0 •69 SEDAN de Ville, all ex:. lf4....0392 eves or wknlh . BILL J'oN' ES . * $ * . pm wkd.,. A 12Jl'ft wknds. --~---Ex I nd. 32'1 , 2988 ?2 ROTARY'$ '70 VW Bua. Semi camper, • Nabers tras. must M!ll, rnUt otter. '68 ................ ce co '68 OlEVEl.LE Sta Wgn. 8 J S rts C Fat Protit ta attained when Pvt pty ~ Cl.I In. Wide -0val, map. low mies, aood cond. $9. • • po ••• tr. "Demo Sale" tape -· box ......... Cadillac: ""' "" tluougb .... 11 ... t-11600. m-1482. ....-2833 Harbor Costa Mesa Excel running cood. Very ~ R.\RBO H.og Daily Pilot Clusifil!d DUly Pilot Want Ada ba\'e -------~1 • '12 124 Spt Cpe C#Ol.85994) 10 TO CHOOSE Clean 642.-5334.. COST4 ~L... Ada. IG-5678 bargains 1alo~. Need a "Pad''! Pll.cr an ad! C'l.ASSIFIED wt11 9'11 tn BMW SEE THE ALL NEW "BIGGEST SAVINGSu 1958 VW w/'G2 Bod> • e11&· 5'~9100 Open Sunday Aulol, UHd t90 Autos, UHd "' Autos, OMCI M0Autos, IJ aed 128SL COUPE ~=Niorio:'wc~ :.·'~'."k·,.: V.Wt OW' new bomtl CX>MPi.rn: SERVICE, MAZDA A":.6' cs.Mvw. 5'<J.32'18B.UG CUSTOM BODY SHOP 17331 .&acb Blvd.., Factocy Trained Mechanics 8'U868 Leue ll&r. Mt.-4 -"• ra<tio, beater, (RPR· • 16 s."'"'" ua,,. • MERCEDES IENZ 137>. $595. t11r, c.u ~ 7,30 a.m. to 5,30 p.m. '68 VW IUG Mon ., Tues., Wed., & Fri. t speed. radio, beater, $995 OPEN THURS TO 9 PM or b1!rt offer 644-t687, Bill Jones' B.J. SPORTSCAR CTR 2833 Harbor CTI4l 5i1-4491 * COSTA MESA * ·------ '63 VW bus with or without engine. A1ao dune buggy. 673-1672 or 548-5371. 'TI. VW Conv. Perfect, war· ranty, fact, air, 16,000 mi. Pay -0tt baJ., ,(1) ~1485. DAYE ROSS PONTIAC Used Car Dept. ''SPECIALS'' 53499 '71 DODGE COLT 51699 Automatic, radio, bee.tu, lo, Jo. mlle1. (428EIUI '71 JEEP 4 WHEEL DRIVE PICKUP VS engine, power steering, 1. , a ir condltlonlng. (44~1 52699 '69 CAMARO $1899 6 c:yllndet, automatic, power steering. CYVN802) '72 OPEL liT Ora!'ijj;e coupe • .t speed, radio. heater, excellent. (130FVJ) '69 850 Fiat coupe, new paint 11167 250 s 4 Dr. Sedan. '70 VW Mint cond. & 41,000 mi., xlnt cond, $1,100 Equipped with electric aun Sunrf, $1350fBest Offer or best oiler. 833-3973. roof, stereo. OE:iginal paint Call 673-3929 6' upbolatery. Re bu 11 t 1960 VW-needs work. JAGUAR • ....,. x!Dt running c:ond. $150 or best olfer Economical 6 cylinder, -4 speed, '69 FllEllRD rally wheels, Autumn bro"'"· (YSX879l 51899 '70 PONTIAC IONNmUES 53199 9 pe.u. wagon&. Aut-0., VS. P .s .• factory air, roof rack. Lo miles. Low u (262460Rl300J7) ROY CARVER, Inc:. -------1 13800 .. beat offer. c.u 131.;)1]3 23f E. l?th St. '59 Jag. 3.4 Sedan. New til'Hll-"-7"'161. ______ I * '65 VW, new paint. new 51599 f 69 ALfA IOMEO s3299 Colla M,.. 546-4444 & uphob. 1875. Ca II MG uplr~ good runninC oood. 644-7216. $550. 646-1715 Red GT 1750 coupe. Low, low mileage.. (ZJ~l DATSUN l -It Demo Sole Semi Annuol 0.monrtrotar · Cleeronc• Sele This WHkend Unbeatable Prices ALL 1'72 MODELS IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY INSTANT CREDIT APPROVAL llANK FINANCING COAST 1966 Horbor Blvd. Cosio MoM 646-93113 '68 Volvo, 1448. R/H, auto, dllc brakes, X!Dt OOlld. A ttea1 at $1595. 56-2929. Aulel, UMtl, 990 '69 PLYMOUTH SUIURIAN VB, auto., P.S., air cond., luggage rack. (YXR704 ) '68 OUSMOllU CUTLASS Coupr:. VS, automatic, air condltionh". (vrfl81 I '68 CADl~C COUl'I DI YIW Loaded. FG1l power, AM·FM st.ereo, power windowl, vln)"l roof, leather lnt~lor. IWSP657) VS. automatic, power steering, '68 PONTIAC TIMl'lST 2 DL -H.T. . ndlo. ........ (WXG609) '70 IUICK UlATE Wagon. 9 pus. VB, auto., P:~'J _f!-~ air, low mill!I. . (~101815\ 4 speed. bucket s;eata, '67 EL CAMINO ndlo, ......... (Q29509) DAVE ' 'ROSS 51499 51199 52599 51199 53199 1 , 51499 • I 64 ~~=~powec ,.,.,;ng, ale conditioning, radio, healer. (990EY'Z) '69 COUGAI w. --air c:ond.. ........................... -. (XWY1911) ·va. power •teerln&, radio and '68 PllUllD . beater. (223328_U100210) '7 0 IUICI IUCTIA 225 UMITID Full power, factory air, vinyl top, tilt ~ cruise control. (ZIT069) f 68 JAliUAI 1 + 1 · Cordova brown. Automatie. air cond., wire wh@els. CZA~2) f 69 PONTIAC CATALINA I pbl. VB. auto., P.S., factory air, luuasr rack. (Y0Yll77) All S!llo Prlcoa lw ru T-., Sopt. th. 248& Harbor Blvd. at Fair Drive COSTA MESA Ph. 546-8017 5299 $24?9 _51599 s2999 53699 52599 IMPORTS MUST Sell, 'Ill llulc:k Sk,1arl< c:onvt. Loaded. $1BSO. beat m w. PocUlc: <lit. Hwy. oiler. !5&-0316; 557"116. I~ MILE SOUTH OF THE SAN DIEGO FRIEWAY -OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 8:30 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. SUN. 11 A.M.· to t P.M. Newport Beach (114> &C-0406 Aulol, New 9'0 SUBARU * SUBARU * Ila LQw u $1599 FRrn: WARREN'S Sport Car Center e ORANGE OOUNTY'S LARGESr no E. ht St., S.A. 111.- TOYOTA BRAND NEW FROM TOYOTA MX Come in, test drive! A1IO available for IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Land Cnd1er Station Wagom, Mark n Station Wagons A: Cellcas DEAN LEWIS TOYO.TA U66 Horbor lllvd. Cosio ·MMo 646-9303 '68 To)'ota. 4 .... - Sot., $695 • 'el -Auto Trana. New ttra, WldTl?ltY Avan 6t5-«j4(. •n Corolla. 2 dr. MUlt eell $121>. 140 W. WU.... Apt 010. Betwit:n 9lm • 2pm. '&e TOYOTA Crown, auto. tranL, 48,ln> mt 4-dr., $'1SO fW bell offer. 5$2.-7113, TRIUMPH VOLl<SWA~EN UM PANflll.ED -. '67 !obit JSOll ·~ Special -rM -Xlilt -···-WWI 1q, ii:ooo mf. -bi.-Um,outo. •!It. ... "' BAUER~ BUICK -NOW ORANGE COUNTY'S NUMBER 1 YOWME BUICK OPEL DEALER!! HERE'S SOME O• THE REASONS WHY A Mltol.,.. Of s ,,..,..., .............. Ma HURRY! HURRY! Good S.lec:tlon of aU models of lulc:b and Opels In stoc:k now! ON ANY NEW 1972 BUICK ELECTRA OR RIVIERA 17 TO CHOOSE FROM T-•IMI-D-h • o11 lulcb ...i Opo11 lo Stodc Offer Umltod To Stodc 01 Halld This Offer Expires Soon OPEN '7 DAYS A WEEK e SALES HOURS e l:JI A.at tlll t P.M. .. ..., .... ,....., l :JI A.M. tlll 6 P.M. S.1••4et• 10 A.M ... ....... ......., • TREMENDOUS TRADE IN ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR USED CAR • WE HAVE A GIANT USED .CAR FACILITY & WE NEED YOUR CAR e SERVICE HOURS e 7:11 A.At tfH l:JO P.M. .. _ .... _ c.._. s.tsrMr a s.N.i "SERVICE TO ~E »'"SPECIALIZING"~);{ Sl'ICW. SBVICI ADYISOI ON DUTY TO DELIVD OI UCEIVE YOUl CAI MONDAY THRU THURSDAY 'TllJ, 1:30 ~.M. ' ' ' . - I , ' • I \ .. • • ; DAIL V PILOT ,,,_, ltPUml>lr •• 1972 . '&I IDS uz '15 11111•• CHIA ' ... -'. ·WE'RE 2 4t. H.T .. VI, 4 ,,.... ,_.,. ,...,_. 4"1,.M ................... •-' ••••• J.,, rHI ........... lYSNo74J tt; w"1hwell ,,.., (lllDUl . $1795 $795, THE LAST '&8 CllY .. CAllAIO 'II COUGU. " .... VI, tul•••tic. ftctpry ti• coNltlMT119 VI, 1utom'1tic:, i1c:t.ry tk', ,._, pOWlf tfHrff19 I •rtktl, -.fityf , ... : tt.trl11t A lwt~H, r1lllto, h11ftr, Yi11yl tVDX4llJ, , ,_t, .. ,, wt..ela. ,IWF.klJll ;~ ~ 20 DEMON · TRAIOR I • s~~~1. OPEN SATURDAYS SllYICl-PAIT5-IODY SHOP HOURS: 1 .. ,., Sa••clar 1 a.m. to s p.m. For v-c:-.. 1-• WE ARE YOUR FACTORY . ' AUtHORl-ZED G.M.C. TRUCK HEADQUARTERS ' • $21.9~ •• "$2.:1~95 . ' ·11.Cr.u '&8 OLDS ll ORANGE COUNTY'S • I Co11¥1rt. VI, 1uiom1t\c:, .f~ctory •Ir, 4 tlNMI trlll.HflfMltflo ft~IO tH lttf• pow•r 1t11rl119 I lw1k1s. ndl1, h11t· ,,, l406d<wJi, tr. IXEY7IOJ $·1495 $f95 -w.1 HONDA· CAR -. '72 VEGA GT WAGON . '87 CAlllllAC DEALER 4 1,...r tr1M111is1io~, rMfit ancl ...... Ct111N D1VIR1. VI, tut.M1tie, f1d1ry ·tr. ft72Ellµ air c0Nitl111l"I• f.11 ,_,,, AM·FM r11ll .. tilt .-.1. Sh•r19-. CVOLltlJ. $2395 $1995 Honda Demonstr,Jor ,IAN600-I 022895 J '70 OLDS CUTlASS I '66 CHEY; MALIBU Supr1rr11 Cpt. VI, 1utt.o f1ctery olr, 2· Door h•rclto.,. 6 1yll1M1.,., 1u .. rn1tit pow1r 1t1orl119 I l>r1k1J, rt~flo, hMt• tra"1111l11ie,., power dHrh1g.. racll°' er, 11291lD)' heeter, vinyl toef, (TPT21 I) $2695 $895 ONLY s · 940 Autos, Uoed "° 4...1... 0-9, 990 ~.c._: f11 AYM/U°"' "8 C!1EYROLET COUG~, ' =::~~C~RY 1 "l ';"PLYMOUTH '67 lmpcila . Convr. '68 Shelby eoupr.-a • ..,. •11.M.rqul• Bfouth•m '7l CIUGm White, vs, PS, Pll,·llk!e ·car. $2.~ ~ be!t·oller. Gold· beaut;y • b11< lnL Full Aiii>ft\alje '1rll!>S'. radio, (#530'18IJ. $588. · ,1526. Gtiry. PWt:?f: ~ Wt wheel, ~ (lHDPZJ '$l291!, Dir. BILL JONES · · FIREBIJD ,;' ~: :00-Marauder ~~ 83M53i\· ·, . . B.J. Sportsc1r Ctr. '68Fireblrd<OO,disc-. llltll ~-.-.· •.'"P~C · 2833 Harbor, Costa· Mesa tach & spoiler. Altered .$1,515. .=.=" · · ~ ;>....,.~ --1 540-4491 suspension & exhauaL Delux "12 Mel1i, 'ff. Jo mi. "" 'ft, GT'O Clm'OM show car '57 chevy int. &ir, auto, speciiJ wheels pb, ailf ~ ~tf:., 2 dr., AW lfke.._new, ff,aJ: f.ICtor7 Nomad Sta wgn. 283 c.u. in. & tires. Orie o~. $lS9S. $3500.. .ac..3674. air, ~ 1ftnL. radio.. ~ A t .-:--• ~. beater, ~. aeats. pd. -... cam eog, u o "O:"" • , • _. . " "'.).. ~ · ANG , 'Yale pii't;J: ,mqit" &di. Will frcmt end· recently· re-bJl. ~RD ~ . 1 _, ~ . , · : u~fice at 'llieJow va11v '$700 .. 84Z-41«. • .,.. ' l ' . ~ . .... ''6' _Bfu& .._ _ .. _..,,, '67 0>eveUe Malibu. Air IS71 LID i!roUibarn,,. Exec 'Go~ w · llifang . Pbono i:1;:~.'" $1600. cond, PS. console, radio, car, lo ~ spec -aeats, ~ interior. 1968'(ffij'·convif .·New tires vlnyl-1Dp.-BeltecMlres. On\y · powpr, &U\ -Jandau top, ~.,I!! . -"0• l .. L -,. o..,~10 ml. ,~-.c.- I' 25.tlOO mL $1Em 6'15!6106 other xtras.. vay clean cohd. urry-CIJ.• lh1I one. -1~· ~ . ._...,... Jlllusl· 1=~-',,..=·.~,=·-1 Pri/pt;y Who'·-•-'-: '.(SKB >. $199.! :-·'this \wk. $lll0 I ""· . l5'IU Olev Coocours Eltat. • --· . ... 173,;lSK .• 8 Pan. -Sta. Wp. -: ~ ~ •. ' .• v. I' Jt1,1NES roNraC ~ '!9, Gd i . THE SAVINGS ARE SO FANJASTIC-WE CAN'T MENTION THE"' A'C1WNOWI You Make The Offer lf :lt's. Practical~ •• YOU HAVE A DEAL! (ON APPROVED CREDIT OF COURSE) HIGHEST TRADE· INS ON YOUR CAR, CAMPER, TRAI LER, TRUCK . MOTOR HOME FREE ROOF Air Conditioner ot titnt of p!,!(those of mrr new Explorer Motorhome°($49S VALUE). During our Grund 0pen;.g !olo . . Enjoy A New Way of Ufe lliSCfJVBR-, RIGISTE'R T,OD'AYI GRAND OPENING DRAW~ Hondas -TVs -Bikes ~explorer f '. ., . • . ' 8te<!ring & brakes, AM-FM B.J. Sportscor Ctr. cond. $250 or best ctr.i SteJ"eO radio, tilt steer. wbl. '66 Ford Fah1ane W~ AT, , 2833 ~. Q>ata Mesa 962-8461. Factory Air, luggaa;e l'&ck, runs aood .$595. ., 541'.Mt91 .. · !---::=-:---' new tirel t. brakes. Panel· '67 Fon! 10 JIUI wagon, · ' VEGA -Ing~ ss1.-•• loaded, "'91 ,...., AT, PW, '70 MUJ)ang ,Conv., v~ 3.'il ~~~---•,I '64 ~"·ton P.U., 8'11 .... Wurant;y -aviu. $895. -:,.nr.-tJ '.,,::.~ p / b' '71 VEGA $1588· C.0 camper. '67 ·2SIMI cyl, 645--6&K. · tltandlng 'caral red, Blue wtih black iDWior.-Ex- aux. gu tank. New UPH. B '70 Ford Cbateau. Muat Rll. $1895. 49J.OOJ8. tn. low •milel. · 4 ~i .ply tires. $1350. Make Cilfer. Air, AT, R/11, like' new. '65 l>IUSTANG,. V-1, auto, radio. 1Jb'-'<393CPEJ.' 968-3886 CU.t paint. 'Map. Sharp! . PIS. air. Xlnt cnnd. $100. llLL JoNES . '69 KINGSWOOD • Jl4!L . $2800 .. -• 11 • .. ~. B J '\~ ...... ..;... ) ' wan. 350 turbc>.tire, new '75-861'1. '&6 Cmav, 289, Needs bocty • • "fM WWII cm -· 11/H, auto. Vinyl ll60 Fon!-~ ule. -l4SO. 5ll).0024 -· • ' AIJdn# $2296. pvt perty. New 'tirel, needl -$100. .-:1833 -· Corti. M• ·SCM35'1 Call after 5 o •clock-'69 Mat:b.1 Futbadc, Map · 5tH491 ** ·~ Chevy Impala. 4 Dr. weelrday. ~ ;w/bla tire1 all<.......i. Xlnt IS71 VEGA <;amp l!edl, Sedan. No power. New tires. '68 FORD LTD, Broqbam, 4 O>nd. $l$1J. 8f6..62'75. lharp' cond., ''f.1'!e!: 10,toO $400. Call 549-3738. dt ...,... "'11 -· AJC. . ·:tifact. air, 'liii\eil &laa. • . · Landau top, AN.Inf,' Good ·y.,. don't need a Ill" to ,.n.· IJ!l50 or best oj. '11 Chevy Cruiser, abow car, con4. pr1/ -t.J U6-&M8. • '~Draw Fut'"· when )'Ol.1 place fer UU., Wftk.·~ street l~ ~uper clean. p ' an ad In the DAD..Y PILOT . , ' 1895-839-a!S. '69 Fm!, l T van. Auto. Want Ms! Call -• • • C1aaU!ec1 A.II ' ' \.~ ·- panelled, bed -$28SO. .... ~·· ~ ~~~ ~ l&OIS6a1t5Pm. AYM.1~ '11 AVM; , .. ,,_ f1i JM. ply. 551.-_ '63 F&lr-8 -wan. '69 CheV>' Malbu -· Auto, PS. ·!WI. a.in. . 11 But offer. Runs good. ~ · • $2iS. ,912-'1323 · * Call 53M811 * '10 LTD, l OWDF• ak• ,If.DOD nil.. loaded. • X1ot cpnd. $?895-~' CHRYSLER '69 NEWPORT ·~dmiw.;!~" Factory air ' Joaded. Jlfl95. -.... l'°I( • (Olf!JABR). dlr. Call 136-6S35. '71 PfulO: Sflck. . . . . CORVEllE · l5.000 ""' Sl800. * 6'l3-3m * . .# • I 128 1FJAT ~1795 ... 5""'1 No. 12t.A1722tt '-. W11J1U ,r, '(11£ t.AI I' TH£ YEAR ~IAID! , '---'All -.s .• SAi.£! BILJ. BARRY RAT e POllllAC e -..C, UST AT U. l'llWY.I -L PIHT ST· WffA A!1A ..,., .. ' ' ' I· ' . " • " .. I 'I j ,, ~l In .ad • ' ' • • ' I I ~ ' . . i ... • • • • San Oemente ' VO(. 65, NO. 249, 4 SECTIONS, '42 PAGES • -ORANGE ·COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER S, lm . . :Terrorists Strihe at Ganaes ~P·· Violenee Spitz Back Home ' Mter Terrorism By HUBERT MlZEI J. ......-.... p,_ SMrh: Wrtter -AiuNJCH -Mart Spit>, the Olympie Gi;mes' COiden. ·boy, flew borne to ~omla · .-of schedule today in the wake of lerrorlst attacks on Imeli It~ members. r .. al)ilmaii helng •nil ail Jew," did the sWlmmer who won a record ~ gold me4al!i, "I am shocked and a:iddened by the outrageous act in OJyi:n- ~lc village." Spitz held a 40-mlnute newa conference at the. Olympic preas center and then was escorted b Gmnin • --~ •• :.... to y ~~ ~·~~ a television studio, to a --hotel and then to the airport. "Mark left a UWe ahead of schedule," said Sherm Chavoor 1 millionaire . owner . ol An!en Jlills Swim. Club in carmlcbael, Calif. "He just felt It WU the best thing in view of what was going on/' Cbavoor Is Spitz' persCinal coacb and is acting as the Olympic hero's .buainess adviser now that the way ii cleared for Mart to tum profeulonal. •. "I swam compeUUvely '* the Jut time in Monday night's I.JI medley relay," Spitz said. "Now I'll try to relax and lhint aboul wbal I've done." * * * -· : ' .UPI~ SOLITARY JOGGER RUNS PAST SCENE OF TERROR IN MUNICH In Olympic Viii ... , Arab Terrorlom LH-One ·11raell DMd One Israeli ·Dead· Arabs ' ' Hold Others MUNICH (AP) -A wave of terrorism engulfed the Olympie Gamu·today. Arab mmmlJldot invaded the Israeli team's quarten, .lilDed a wrest1lng COlcb and toot about .a -Jews··hosllp qalnot 4emands•far lbe reJeuo •f Arabi selsed · In mael German Police prepartd lo shoot It oul With lbO invader!. 1be games were suapended at least -until Wednesday afternoon, The tem>rl!ta, carrying 111bmachine guns, climbed the ' fence of Olympic VWage and bunt Into lhe Isrsells' quarton in predawn darkness. The dead coach, Moshe Weinberg, wu a former maell ~ling chsmplon. Tbe Bavarian Interior Ministry an- 1101¥Jced tbat a second mao bad been till- ed but an OIY!1lples spokesman said later:· The 22-yell"'Old lndlana Univenity craduate packed bla ....... gold swim- mll>g medals and departed Olympie Vil· lige a few houn after the Arabs stonned the Deari>y !sraell dormlto!l'. He was lin!ler plrd beeon'" of bla prommc<e ud beeaUIO lie Is Jew. Bo~d ,£Xpansion W o~ld .Voices lndignation · ~'All •ft CID confirm DOW bi that one Nix(}n Dep~res . =..=: l'nt-tll/:'a =.mblsbodi;t . " . the-, wa wm't know ti for aure until """' ·,v• J..,.,,.n. · JIQ1!oe .,.,ablo.1o ·en!ef .ll." A Ust of 1rgumenls In favor of n• paiWon of the Sacidlebaek Community Qilllege DISlrlet board will be considered by 1n11tee1 at a o'elac:t toolgbl. , Tbe uplDllon plan would 1plll the pm Truslee Area i into three areu, ij,larging lbe board from five to ,.... lllCnberl. . : .Tbe argumenll will be llibmlltad to the .ty Reglalrv of Voten to be Included Jn,s.imple brllots ncelved by 10tet1 ill advance of the NoY. 7 1eoeral electionl. Eipolllion of the board requlnd •J> •prvval ·of a tlmple majority of votera 'Wllbln the dlstrlcl. -AllO to be considered by trustees are tliit following items: · rApproval of a contract with the J1incbo SMliago Comrmmlty College for computer lerViee for !be upcoming -I year. -Adoption t/. a board policy relating to tbe right of 1tudenls to make speeches Oil carilpus; wear bultom and dlllrlbute lelflets. Tbe meeting will be beld in !be district •lic!anl room; -Mar&uerlte Partway. College Trustee , ' Released on Bail · ~~r ·sliootmg m· ~i~idi ' By 'Ille "-lalal Pnlo American oUJclall • .z p r e 1 1 e d In· dlgnatloo today ill the Arab terrorlsl at· lack on the Israeli Olympil: learn. At the Western White Howe in San Clemente, Pre>ident Nllcon, lhrougb a spokesman, expressed ....... of deep outrage" about the tilling. Pres1d<ntial pnss·aecr.tery llonald L. Zlei;. • Slld limn wu up early and following the developmeols cloaely. Tbe Presldent <dlferred with Henry A. ltlu- inger, bis prineipal . flnelgn affairs .a. -., OD the matter, Ziegler said. Tiie press :1eeretery added tbat Nlloa ' said lie did not ... how lbe summer gunes could be C011tlnued until the. hostages were released. Sen. George McGovern, the Democratte-Pr..ideottal nominee, said, "I am sic:tened by· the outrage . , • Tbat a small band of terrortsll could disrupt a pageant tbat bad brought the entin world together in friendabip ts something tbat symbolizes the. dangerowi currulO of violence loola,ln the world today." UDiled Naµom Se<ntary-Oeneral Kurt. WaldhiolO> appealed for the re1 .... of the lmell boelages held by Arab terrorlsls. Waldheim termed the lc:I "daiterdly and said it was Htbe more abocJdn& for having laten place at the. Olympie -wbicb ttpruent ooe •of man's oldest and ooblest elforls to foster friendship, 1llldentandJng and ....... cillatioo llDOlll the. -1es of all the world.• '!'be Sltite llepartmenl sold the Arab teroristl are 11ouUaw1,, b r 1 g a n d s , ir.urderers and ·an ·intolerable aHront to IOClety." ~king for lbe department, Charles W. Bnly said !be UDiled States Is mating eve17 ·effort avinable tO It to flod ao Jm- mediate solution to the olfflaUoo. Sargent· Stiriver sent a tel~ to Aftr'f Bnmda~, president, of the' lllym- pic O>mmltlee,. ssying "I share the hopes of an· Americ!am for tbO safety el the !Snell Olympic tearri now-held prisoner -and feel dlsgusi 'tbat Ibis sorf of ou1rageous internatiotW crime bad.- -so !amilil!f in receot years. "It Ii doubly 1ragie tbat the terrorlats ptcted the Olympic flllies to commit their 90-calJed ]lollti<al' crline. ·The Olympic game• are . games-of peace. They are games for sportsmen and llPOflSlovers evemolie(e. PQllUes -to say nothing of political murder -bu no place In these games.'' 4 Escape Fire On Fishing Boat . SAN DIEGO (AP) - A flsbing boat caught fire and sank 20 mileJ south ol the. Corona<los 1istands but all foof persons aboard were rescued unhurt an · hour .liter. ' _;_'W~q~f~~ .. ; ;..~:=:..~:~,..~ . ~'~ toUl!'·ll!:'l!lln . lllll •Oili 'llmlt•~ di"""11e' "'"1!1-i -1"' ·: , tl!l lhlir dimendi. •-;n,~;twlhoa, . deep olitrafe'' _, the aboollni ol Is Gtrmm 'Qlllcfila in-1 <f"'led an m..U ~pies coaall by Arab 111 negotlatiOlll. · ..,.n111as. · Shortly before 1 5 p.m. deadllnt, two Presidential prea 1 e c·r e.t 'a r y men with hands tied were pushed into JI.mid ·Zieper, • speakl»f t 0 view at a second· Door window of the newsmen · at tbe Western Wblte i.r .. u quarters. . HoUIO shortly before a 311our A goerrtlla could be ,... in a top-floor llllpension of the games wu .,,. window of the lhreHtory building with a l10Ullced, ssld NIIoo wu keepi!JI a aubmacblnegun and a bllld 1renac1e. dose walcjl 00 the oltualloo.' · Another man , In tbalt and a white. "Tbe ~-'den .• b safari bat lloood guanl at· the lnnt en-r n::lll t o v I o u I J. y trance. · deplo...,. It," Ziegler . said. "He , A German offlda1 a~ lo sPe.ic doesn't ,.. how ,the -can·...,. to the guerritla. Tbe man lbooi: his Ji.ad tinue untll tb1a Ii reaolved." violently., "No.'' . He said Nixon wu Informed ol PoUce armed wlfh rtlles and sul>- . the' shooting or tbe ooadi .. d the rrlachlne guns and wtlfinl . bullet._i . ktdnap\11( of IJine members of the vests .-by. Two tents had been call- Israell team by Henry Klsainger, ed !'1' · lhe Presldent'adlle! fotelgn affa1rs The Arabi -five men with cbarcoa). · advlm. b!letened fices -lllllOUllCed the rest of tlie Iaraelll would be Ibo! JI llllO Arab ter- rortsta he!~ 111 Iarael wt1'9·not-~-. .n,e games went on for aevei'al houri, then were llUIPtnded. All "athletes were Invited to a memorial wvlce Wednesday morning. A spoll:etman for the organlztng committee said he wu DOt tUre whether the games would continue alter the Girl 'Killed; 6 Seriously Huµ In Storm Crash A sudden downpour, allct tires and H· cesslve lpeod cootribuled to a ·bloody freewsy accident in Sin Clemente cmr the Labor Day -tend, leavi114 a :ioung girl dead and 11I other peraons mjured. m~rtal:-- An offlclal anniluncomeol said: "The Ol)'mplc peace was broken by a murderous atlact by erlmlnal terrorists. The entinl dvUlled world condemns tbis barbariC lc:I with diqull. "hi ~ If' !be victims and In anx· ~ ovw the late of the. sUO·held bollages, tbe events of tb1a .-will bl auapanded.• Tbt compeUliona under , TEN CENTS ··£ _UPI~ ..... SLAIN BY ARABS Israeli Coach Wtlnbert President Ends Working Holiday In San Cwmente • Presldenl Nlzon lell the Orange Coar! today altar µ ~ of bfllf ~polgn activity Wllkll lnclllljecl. ~ niu. 1 trip to' llllll'.WI' llld .. ~ ~ _,_-at La Cua PaclflCa. ·- Btilen-lht SJ>i!il of 'll toucls down . 1-lthe ~ ln WublnglOa, D.C., ho ..... , t Preaklant will have mado 1 major atopaver•m Ill! Francllco for a bistoric parka dedicellon, turning onr tbotwnds of acres of federal property in the Bay Area for pubUc UJe. Thi9 l1test trip to San Clemente wu far from a ttandard working vacation. Instesd of the customary daily trips to the beach • the Prelldent ll8ed bla Ume weaving tbt fabric of hia reelection cam- paign. ' lligbltgbla of the visit Included major ~ts on Vietnam troop cul!, promi1e1 to end the draft by July of 1973 and several attacb at campaign post;" lions of Sen. George McGovern. llesplle the gl!JI of presidential buainess lhrougb the stay, it WIS the beginning of the vl!:it that will leave the moot lasting Imprint on the Orange Coast irr1he flrlt:ner· public nceptlon for the Prelldent be I d at the Western Whlte House compound, tJnl Pre!ldent arrived am.kl a cheering throng of 15,000 persons or more. Traffic jams and congestion 1e. companied the rally 1ponaored by the county-eommtttee ·tor Nl.J:on'1 re-tledlon and a .di.ant that seems certain to be heard throqbout the eampais.n wu tried out for the rtnt time on a gras.s-rootl leveJ : 11Four More Years!" Today'• departure comes 1tter about three dlyt of rat 1t La CUa Pacifica wbere. the President only held one offlclal function. Late Monday afternooo Nllcon played host to aboul 100 members of lhe traveJ. : Saddlebaet Community College lnlltee A]1D Bnnnoo. ~ list week on ~ .. of ~ and extortion, , wu • rel...<.I from <nnge County Jall late Friday after ~ $25,000 bood. )lrannoo, 40, of santa Ana, -ar· ft111ec1 Monday by Newport ll<acb vice . lnveltlptor Jobn SimQD wben,be alleged-')x auempled to eollec! a fl,tlOO gambling Tiie se<retary·teneral's llalemeot WU seot to lho.!Jl U.N. members. Senate Majority ~ M I k e Mandleld (0.Monl.) told tbe Senate the . crime is 1!tepreheos[ble IOd'outrqebul. '' Senate MJnority Leader Hugb Scot1 (K- Pa.), called it "vile' aod berbaric." The' four were Identified by the Cout Gum!· as Jerry Silverman of Long B<aeb, Robert Tanaka of Torrance, Edirin · Fujii oJ Gardena, and J a c t Herstenslein of, San Gabriel. A tunaboal reacU;d:lhOinhom the. .... Sunday nlgbt. Highway patrolmen sold the blgJHpeed crash took place on the San Diego Fi'eeWly esrly &mday afternoon llOl'lb ol Avenlda Pico in San Cemeote. The dead girl, one of six pllRJllen ejected from a northpound ear, wu (Ilea Tl:IUIORl&TS, Pqt I) * * * Coast OlympW.1is ... tng pre11 corps wboae members wlll be accompanying the cblef ettd!Uve when bla campalp 1e11 Into hlgb rear early nen month. ~oiice and lbe dlatrlct attorney' a. office ~·ge Brannon and an unldenUDed ae- ComPllce with operating a 125,000 a week :a\lmJ>ling operatloo far !be pa!t three ·:rears. Officers charge !be lrllltee with ~ bets on horle racing, butetball, 1iueboll, and otber sports. '.figure in 1916 iBombing Dia : REDWOOO en:'{ (AP) -A bitter ..,.... to Weet COUt labor lllrbcllal<e 1"IW into bistorJ rill the death here on 1*r Day of Worreo It BWin&l1 ... Secretary ol sllte WUIJam P. Rogers Issued a statement espresaing "profound llOITOW-and...,. o! borrw al lbe callous, outrageous attack." Belon the fire, the four radioed !be Cout Guard tbat Ibey had a fuel prob- lem. The 23-foot boal was !be Kimberly Anne. -Protest ·Ended ' . • POW Brqcel.et Ruling Fought LANSING, Mlcb. (UPI) -A -lance -al wllo wore a prfloner ol war braceJel to "alplfy" bla prolllt, .,a1n11 the war In Soulbealt Alls ..,i. lie .... been onlered to to1ro It off. Mld>I&an Cof. Wllllam G. Mlllllceo --on Manclay .!hat the Marine, who -aot ldmUOed, had wrlU. the -oomplalnlng tbal bla com- .,....... olllOer made hlm -the 'PC1W bmzlel.· . Re~ Bom>ell"~' of San Dlqo. , Tbe girl wu one of man)' ~era in a beavy ledan whlcb'weot oot of...,. Ire. on oliet pavement and rolled acrou a center divider under CODltnlction. Be.fore the auto .came to mt, two other C81'I had become Involved lo tbe" tansJ<. Tbe auto rolled over lhe Bennell girl, kllling her instenU,, oUlcers ssid. Others In the beavily loaded car wbo wen b!J""'1 wen all members of the sama lamJIJ llvlnl In Sii) Diego : Weody Beribet4 II; Purlene Davis, 11; Ronald -.· t , l>oandn ~ If; Mlf1ID • Bermel4 5 and Fatima -. ~. Others In the ..... Ytblde ~ lbe ipotber ol lht -and lojUnd ~MIL~ !Je$a._, •• San Diep, Siio --The drtYer, 1'modlf Lee White, JI, IUf· Imel on1J mtqpr Ill,,...., alllcen said. Take Spotlight MUNICH -1'wo OrBDfe Coul area athletel and the American water palo team't anne'utlon of a -medal at · the XXth OIJmpic Games an Jn the news today with DAILY PILOT Sporll • MUNICH 1972 Tlie Presiaent sai4 lie would hold orf on lleaV, campalll\lnl unUI early October to • (!lee WVES, Pa1• I) or .. ge •-Uter Variable -la on !be agenda kJr Wednesday, with a llllgbt chance of ol>owen in tbe mountain areu, ac<otd1ng to the weatherlady. lll(ha at the belcbea litll .be "' the low Illa riling lo • Inland. Lowa tmlgbt UWlil u. . f\'SIDB TODAY N.J /mna poUcrmt1 ... ,. ·~ mg IM ,,,.U.' of their ,,.,. ..,,,.. munlltl fft .,. </fMI to deter· • I ~li!l(mdal 1lllh Tom ,Moone1 in deCades • ol Jtcal """'""' foltlwlnl • 1111 San .,~ bombiol lhal l<llled 10 ~ '!'be lbr!M'I ktlet Slld be WU ollrilf Illa anoeJet "lo Slpilf 1111 ..... i.tt Cl( the Vktum coollld. aad 'lt 1opr111111 _,~for-Ill prllomera of war and .,.. mlaala( la adJoo .. I .... ol tllal conBJcl." '!'be 1ll'lceleta, llmwa a POW-MIA llr1t11t•; ... 9llld by an organilatlon ol famUits ol m<m ""° aro -pr-. ol -er mJaa1ng In acUon. Each bl'l<tJtl contelal Ille -IJf a ..-11 I I I man. '1llO ievereJt lnjUrod WI" -" San Clemante. -Jloopltal .., -bul.._ WboM 4r!wn had It ~ oJot- pd bolldq tralflc,l'lln """ --ls. .:...m!M~J~-CA•-"•lliir"o.I-1"--"t.fff pl'iorilica. Su ,tory on POii• f. lllC1 lnjllrld 40, .,· BJllllp, ?t, dltd In 1 hoopllsl Mondsy . ~ .. u-. • M'lOOOf, a 1abor leader, and BIJlin(I, " . lstanl. wn dlar.,.r with plantlnC ti ,..----up~ ·• ........... ., ...,_. ==--.:t·:-rr:r.-. -,.,, A cheek wllli Marina btld11u•11•1111od Narllirclresa ttgulatlons forbid ... ~ ol br-1otl In --..... __ ol!lcert la the "'11llo ~'• omr. .... them. • -- ''l'Wbapa Ihm la J1111 ca111t for Mir 1 repidDD 1'annlr!C bracelell, but air, ·111 u. -a'l ,,,. i.,i 111a1 ......, eqitW 11t. llfllliod 1o the 1autT" 111o lbrlol'wrale. Allor .,..,....., tnatmmt.at ... local holpltal, tbe lllJured wtlt b ..... rad lo Orange County Mldlcal Cenltt • Tile nm car'IO lldlle lbe rellN IOdan bi oneomlng ---drl-brl&-ltota~ », GledlJe ... A-.... J••llCC llr bis cat sullered ... 11.,. -_ .. ___ .,_. I ..r """""" wllll _... w .._ ., L....:::;;,.;;, ____________ ..,...,,. _____ _s . . d,il CUP$ ~ . . • LM. ..... tt ........ " '-"'" . ...,.. " ~=="' .. ~ ::=c::: : Cl•!-' ,, ...,.. (INnla ,. .,..14 """' ; ..... _ •···--.....,,.. .,... .. ,.....,.... .,,...,....., ,,. ,....... ~--~ =-.. .: , ..... ,. " -.... ' ,... ~ .. . ~- • • I , J DAlL Y PILOT SC Publisher's Aides Hurt In l(nifings LOS ANGELES I APl -A chauffeur and a security guatd wert stabbtd by party crashers early today while Playboy publisher Hugh Hefner entertained 200 pet90ns, Including entertainment 11.gw'e.s, •t a poolsldt frolic at lhl1 mansion. Five Intruders were taken lnto custody, police said. Hefner's chauffer, awct Gray, 45, was atabbed several times at be at- tempted to corral the intruders after they aneaktG onto Hefner's property through a rear gate, authorities aald. A oecurlly l"an!, Miguel Sooa, Jr., 31, was stabbed in Qie chm whtn be rushed to help Gray after witnessing the chauf- feur's sUibbing on a closed circuit television security system, police laid. Tbe intrudtrf caiDed entry lo the ground! whoo the nar gale llWU!lg open for an auto filled With aarly-departlng parl)'.goen. pollco aald. Groy aald Sou yelled for help, pollc:e .. Id lrl&blenlD& the men who lheD ron to·a car. Peno111 l'Ulhlng to the WOllDded employe11 aid clubbed one of the iD- lruden With a rolling pin and pulled another man off the car u It sped away, officen aaid. The two men were taken into custody but the other hro got away, authorities aald. Gray and Sosa were reported in satisfactory condition al UCLA MedlcBI Center. Police aald the men sellOd at the scene by security guardJ.were Manuel Gunlbel, 32, and Gerilo Pool, IO. They Wert .not etrlously burl. Ofllcen said Enrique Gurubel, 23; Vie> tor Gunjbel, 11, and Mogutl Gurubel, whole age was not lmmedlat,ety determined, were arrested later at a r<Sfdence. AD ftve wm booked for In· vesttgation of au1ult with a dtadly •upon, police said. Bad Weather, Pounding Surf Hold Down Crowd Rain and cold, thundering IAl1f n>ade Ibo Orans• Cout .... ol the least desirable places to bl over the Labor Day weekend. Water ltmperatum, boverin8 near the 'IO degm marl: Sa-,, ilropped tO fl d-D11 Sunday and Monday as Hur- ricane Hyacinth generated breakm up to 12 feet In IODle locationa. Rain fall in •arying amounts DI! Sarur- day and Sunday, with high clouds block- ing the sun during the threo<lay weel<end. For local IUeguards It was one d the lightest Lobor Day Weekends on record. ••J'"' been working here for 17 yean and thta ii the wont Labor Day weekend I can remember," commented C.pt. Doug D' Arnall of the Hunllnglon Buch Lifeguard Departmenl 0 The beacbel nre pr1ctlc1lly de!trted ucept for a lhort tbne M<H> day," added D'Arnall. "It'• the lightest crowd l've seen in six yean." aald C.pt. Pbll stubbs of the San Clemente Llleguard Department. Eight foot surf pumped lntc Sao Clemente over the weekend," Stubbs noted. From Pagel CRASH ... MIU J. Panagis. 17, Long Beach. '!bit car then lllammed lnlo 1 l\lardnll. The mishap was one of at least four freeway crashes in the Capistrano Bay area over the holiday weekend. The other three occurring lale In the holiday period did not involve major in 1 u r i e s , 11utboritles said. DAILY PILOT n. or.,._ ei-t DAILY PILOT, wltll wtrlim .. comlllNI Ille Nnn.·l"r .... 6' ,..fbfltll /11t ltM Ortltll9 Clest 1•ullll9'lltit c.mp.ny. ,.__ nit .. lllwlt .,.. 111*4..,,.._ Mwllil•'I' fllr~ ''*'' lllr CM!t ~ fll"""'1 ...._ Hwilll'lltM atktl/l"-l•ltl V1ll9y, L.99..,..a a..m, lrvlM/..,..lt!Mdr. ft 'hn Cllt!'fl"i./ S.n J""" c..klr-. A 1lf'ltlt AOioMI •llllln .... i.lllC .. ""..,. .... Slllld•yt. l'Jle ,,_1"91 ~11'11 '4ant It itt -W•1t .. , IMtf, CMhl Me.a. Cllli.t't\la, ~ lolMrt N. w •• ~ ,.,,.,....,., ... '"-lllhw J•ck •• c.r1., v.c.. ,.rnlcttl'lt _.... Otfltr•I MllMttf 1h••• Ko•'l'il ·-n.,..,, A. Morph l110 #.lnllfnt a.ttor Chtrlts H. L.•• Rlch1nl ,, Nill AMltMtlt MMllllll f-•flten s-a..-OMc.- JOS Nd fJ C.Ml•• ... 1. tll7J: --Cit .. "-'1 ,. ~...:r ,,,.. N...-t hMtl1 -lw"*• HWllillltlll -...1 IJWI ~ ~ UelN ...Ot .......... ·- , .. .,._ tn41 64MJJ1 J--C ... lfloot",A111:1' TMl.U1t ,.. a. .......... ,., •• , ... , ••• •n ... •n (l:e\of'9M, ""' Or-. (Mat """''"'"" ~ ..... -...... '*""""' ..... ....,..... INMI' W ~!....,..,,,. ,..,.... ,,.,., .. ··-~ ~ ,.,. ....... ....... Ill..,,,,,.......,,.,. ... ..... ci... ....... tltlll If c.i. .... C»t9nl& tW• o lllflal IJI' atTtlJr .AM ......,..L"" ~ JJ.U _,.,., ....., ..................... ... -... Nixon w V ot.e In Ckment.e , Fl'OMP .. eJ TERRORISTS •• way will be COQlpleted. "The lnl<rnatlooal Olympic C.mmltlee and the, Olympic Committee ,(of Wat c.rtnany) will paJtlclpalt, to(elber with the Olympic partldpants. In a memorial service for lbe '1Ctbru tomonow at 10 o'clock In the Olympie Sfadlum. Thi> service abou1d make clear the Olympie idea ii stronger than terror and violence." The terrorilta' original deadline for a meeting of their demandJ wu noon, later extended 10 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. The Arabi evidently bad bow of a- ploslves to UH In efforts tO enforce their demands. Mark Spitz, who won a record seven gold medals In Iha games, flew home. Spitz, a Jew, waa moved out of the village to a Munich bote1 as a safety precaution, but later decided to return to the United states. A police lleutenant told AP cor· respondent Will Grimsley that there waa a plan to storm the la:raeli beadquarten if the I p.m. deadline paased without resolution of the isauea. Army t.anb were pulled up in front of the bolldln8. Tbe police lli!lllenant aald aa•police \'olunteen were ready to qrry out the plan of attack. Sma,11 group1 of demol!llralorf Inside _and outside tho Olympic village called for the games lo be halted. · · About iO young people marched among the milling CNWds ...Ulde the village with bannen reading "Stop aport." They oang in Engllah "Wo Shall Overcome, 't the song of the U.S. civU ri,R"hta movement in the 1960s. The song was heard coming from groups of athletes iMlde the village, too. One aim of the Olympic• is to foster in. ternational understanding. Chancellor Willy Brandl called a meelln8 ol tho Weft Gentian Cabinet, then fiew lo Mi.mlch from Bonn to 1Upervise In the negollatlolll. Brandl IJlP'Oled to ell Arab nations to do overythinc they <Otlld to belp achieve 881&Nl .... ol tlllt -... ... Bo~ C.Onvicted Fo!" Mass Rape In Somh Africa .JOHANNESBURG (AP) - A Judge to- day.oenle!iQOd a l'\111< coal yard fomnan who "acted"Uke a man possessed" to 9~ yea.rt impNoomtnt OD charges of rape and assault llltmming from a July 11'11 mass raj>e. Chrlstiaan Jacobus Joubert, 39, wu llO?llenced by Judge Wllbelm Human, wbo said Joubert stood by and watched while four African women were assaulted, made to lie on the floor, and raped con- tinuously by some of the 150 African men working at the coaJyard, the prosecution charged. - Joubert pleaded innocent to 29 counta of rape and str of assault He wu found guilty of one count of rape and all assault counts. The prosecutioo ci>bned that the vt .. lima were unable tQ repay money lent lhem by 1 youth who acted as a savingl coUector for the workers. Joubert hit the women wltb a .Uct, the prosecution conlended, told them to ""' dreu inside his office and Ulen called in four workers at a time to have 1Uual relations with them. The women testified they couldn't remember the number of men who had relations with them. Joubert claimed he tried to prevent the rape but his worken "stampeded." Hi.s counsel claimed he was the victim of a conspiracy. • \ • • • Nixon Bids No!) Not Manana For Eeolo~. Towngress Man Hrutka Up Nixon Dinners --· -._.------- By HELEN TOOMAS UPI t.,.tl Writw Ptuident Nixon, beforo leavlnC today from San Clemen!< lo Dy to San .n ... cbco &o dramatile the p r Q p o • e d .. G1ten1 Welt" part, W'gtd tbe De---trolled Congress to put aside porllaoD polltlcl and enact hi> Iona· pendlnc proposals lo bnprove the ,.. .irorunenl lit a statemellti Nizon said·, .. moat of my clean water aod other envirunneDtal pmpo,sals have 001f been before the Ccn- gress for more than a year and a half and more than 20 of them are still pending." "Each rJ«t of inaction," he added,, .. sees more of our land bespoi1ed, our water further polluted, noise levels mounting, aDd harmful • u b st a n c e s sprudln8 throughout the envirorunenl." . II)' JORN VAL'l'EllZA otllllOllr,.. .... Rqlaurattur Jolla Moore climbed into bod al abQ&ll lD o'cloclr. Ibis morning alter a bec:tic nlgbl'1 -•· He worked all nlgbl ao that President !Ilion and bis entourage could have a nice airborne IW>ch today. The «der fOr SO Mexican combtnatlon plates to-go was placed by the While House atalf at about 9 p.m. Monday - and it required some scurrying around for the C.piltrano Beach ... !dent to ..... find "10llgb !ttJh chlckellS for the ..,. chiladaa. "Everytblng WJS closed -Labor 0.y took care of Iha~" Moore said this morn. Ing. "I called !Oll'le market managers in San Clemente, but none of them would open up for me," Moore added. Then he called the manager of the Palisades Alpha Beta where he shops. Manager Jack Lus drove down from hls home in Mission Viejo and Moore1a larder was fl.lied. Working through the night. Moore, his wife, and his sister-in-law began putting lil&tlber • ..11... "' ..... ... cblladu, -. cldle relleno, cbile -~mole, beans and rice. They tbtew a few trimmings M well. Thll morning at aboot a a,m. mtmbers of the Pretldenl'a staff picked up the meala, 14litt thanks, then left. Moore and b1s family, proud, but ex. hlusted, lell for home. It II the oocond llm< lhal the small Don Juan rutaurant In downtown San Clemen!< bai. performed the Mh job of ruslllDa up lllncb for the preeidentlal par- ty •. Last year. Moore had a day's notice •nd performed the Piiie leak ualng the Jlitcbena. 11 the Nixon compoupd.._ _ • Wblle Ni.on and )Ila slafl sampled the dcllcacleo lbil aftemoon (the P!UideJ>. tia1 airlioer bu a microwave oven that CID beat the meals in a few mlnults) Moore was racking hla brain tryln8 to figure out one major dilemma. "I still haven't decided how to figure up the tab/' he said. "I doo't want il to be too ei:pensive, 'cause I want to keep their busineS!:." he said. He charged that members of Congn!ss •are limply not keepln1 pace "Ith the concem of dtlzem tbn>ugbout the nation for poo!Uve actloo." The Pmldent planned the stopover ID San Frandlco .. ""'" back lo Wublngtoo after a U<lay atay at the Wesltm While Houae. He arronged a mtellng with bil Cltiun'• Advisory Com- mitlee on· 1 Envlnmmtntal Quallly lo review plans for the 24,00l).acre Golden Gale NaUonal llecr<aUon Aru. W ould-beRapistThwarted In Battering by Victim Suspect F~ls To Appear for Art Theft Trial A long-haired yooth kidnaped two glrb in th<! parking lot of Knott's Berry Fann in Buena Park Monday night and today no doubt is wishing he bad thought better of it. Police said the two girls, 18 and 19. were leaving the parking lot when the youth forced bis way into their car arm~ ed witb a piltoJ and ordered them to Grtve. < ,1~.~ ~ ~~ lhell ~ ':"'J. Knife-wrelding guna Beach art 1allery aller be tnwed up the gallery owner and four patrons Suspect se:zed failed lo show up for trllll today in Or-I " ange County Superior Court. · Presiding Judge Bro"' Sumner Issued J C ta M a bench warrant for the arrest of Douglas n OS esa John Eyraud, 36, afler the Los Ani1eles man failed to answer to charges of o A 26-year-old Costa Mesan ls tn jail to- anned robbery, kidnaping, auault and day on as&ault charges after Police allege burglary. . he tried to plunge a knife into the chest Eyraud faces the loss or ~U,500 In of bis sleeping neighbor early Sunday. ball, recenUy posted lo effect bis ...i.... ..~~ w Hotb J t·•--· to from Orange County jail ~• • r., WU ~ lll It II alleged that Ei-aud ts one of costocly al hil apartment at 734 Joann SL two men who toot II cosily paintings moments aft.,. the alleged slebblng at- lut Oct. 311 from tho Larry Kmlqulal tacit on P.aui G. Silva, resident of an ad- Gallery, !ia N: O>Ut mpway Ill a da!' iacenl lllJI. Ing robbery that left Krooqw.t and four Hoth was booked oo cbanres d uuull pat~ l>o!-mll and lq,I~ on \be 1'1Jery Wlthelh,~.f.e,adly,w~~ lll"!h1 .¥n(lmder Boor. · wuuence Of drugs. Eyraud Wu arrested in 1.41 Anreles Silva told police officers he was as be allegedly tried to .. 11 some oi the awakened by Hoth around g,30 a.m palntfngs, among them 12· Robert Wood when the latter leaned over bls-bodx and originals. attempted to stab him. ~en m still .~ Eyraud.'1 •11You ba¥e to stop w:ing heroin," pollce unidentified accomplice in the allqtd say Hoth mumbled during the 'attack Art Colony heist. which JVas stopped when Sliva kicked Hillside Home Controls Studied San Juan C.plJtnno PlannlDs ...,.. mi.!slone.ra will diaalss new rutrictiolls DI! hillside development at their ~gulaJ' meeting tonlgbt. The .. sslon ts !ChedUled to begin at 7 o'clock In city council. cbamben. · ,,UU>ougb JlO action on the bUls!de mtrtctions is upec::ted this evening, eo:mmlsai~ and cilf councilmen hive eipressed a clealre to adopt a billilde development ordinance. 1'hll ordinance could possibly define a level of slope which coold not be developed and set regulalions for bulldlnc ...... on -grades. Youth Dies in Crash Hoth iti the broln. Sliva aald be told Hoth that he did not use beroi.D, whereupon the alleged at· tacker scrambled out of the apartment saying, "Thank God, I've communicated with someone." Silva, and his roommate James E. Gardner, held shut the apartment door when Hoth allegedly renewed bis attack by llyin& lo break Iha door, according to police reports. ·When Hoth gave up, they fied to the parking lot and watched him return wilb an air rifle, the D)en Wld detective-., Officer• i11aid they . foun!f Hoth in his own apartment waving ~ left hand out the-doorway and yelling, "Trust me, brother, trust me." The rifle was being held in Hoth's right hand behind bis baclti according to ~ arresting officers. A search of Hoth's apartment resulted In the confl.scation of two knives, both of which were booked into evidence. He directed them to a lonely spot on W~ir Canyon Road, off the Riverside Freeway wperc he forced the two girls to disrobe. Little did be suspect what was to hap- pen to him next. As be started to disrobe himself, police reported one of the maidem who had knowledge of judo altacked him. Officen said she told them she beat the man severely. During the ell<rcotlod, be dropped lhe gurr and the other girl recovered it and shouted. "Let him go." ·· The first girl did so and the beaten would ·be rapist stumbled off into the shrubbery. Jets Penetrate Clouds to Rip Missile Sites SAIGON (UPI) -U.S. Air Force jet fighter-bombers dove through ~tonn clouds near Hanoi M:ooday to knock f>ut a · ol ao""'"''~ed missll ·dill paµ-,.,......,.. ...,. g radar systems, the U.S. command said today. Other Air Force jets attacked three railroad bridges on Hanoi's northwest rail line halfway between China and lhe North Vietnamese e&P.ital. Navy j$1 taking off from aircraft car. riers rolling in heavy seas destroyed five bridges and damaged six more In the Panhandle ll'f!a, the command said. Heavy clouds prevented precise damage assessments. Iii the ground war, a South Vlelnamese force of about a,ooo Monday recaptured the vital Qwm Loi alrlield, which bad been in Communist bands for flve """11hs. But North Vietnamese pressure step- ped up In the Central Highlands today around Pleitu, 110 rnlles northeast af Saigon, with attacks reported on two outlying basea, the Saigon command sald. Tbe Air Force jell on a SAM (sw1ace- to-alr missile) destructioo mission roared in lo destroy a pair of elaborale "Fan Song" radar omits 17 miles southeast and 10 mile• northwest of Hanni, Iha com- mand said. Woman • SlwtDead In Laguna By JACK CHAPPELL Of 11t1 Dlh't' Plllt tt•tf A Laguna Beach woman was shot and killed early UU! rnoming erter she ran screaming from her residenct at 121 Wate Street. Laguna .iollce arrested the wom8Jl's aUeged boyfriend, Tbomaa "Bradford McCutcheo, 50, ol Dimt Point on murder charges. Officers reported McCutcben was focnd lying beside the <:rumpled body of the dead woman. A g:un thoueJt to be the one used In the slll)'inl i>y ll llor head, Sgt. Nell Purcell saldt;oday. Police withheld ldenUDca~Oll of the victim pending nttlfication,of 'next of kin. The woman wq shot at least once in, the head. police sa'ki. Neighbors reported hearing two or three shots fired during the incident at aboJ.lt 6:50 a.m. today. An intemive search was under way by officers early thia morning to locate the missing slugs . The woman was the chief eos- metologi.s+ at Bushard's Pharmacy in Laguna B.ach. "I'm just sick, she was ooe of the finest person!li I've ever met," Steve Marlin, phannacy manager, said. The woman had been an employe of Bushard's since March of thls year. The weapon believed to have been used in the shooting was identified as a small bore automatic pistol. Police and sheriff's d e p a r t m e n l criminal investigators barricaded the 100 block of Wave Street during the in- vestigation. The victim apparently ran from the side door of her residence along a sidewalk and down the apartment'• driveway, then crossing the street The bod;, was found OB th8 front lawn~ of 136" Wave St., a distance of about 60~ yards from her doorway. The suspect was placed under arrest after Sgt. PurceU and Detective Gene Brooks arrived at the scene. He had been taken by Patrolmm William Heiden and locked ln the rear seat of a patrol car after being found al the scene, Sgt. Purcell sald. FromP8geJ LEAVES ••. give hlzrueif a cbanco to try a lano minute push to obtain passage i'n eorwess of snera\"key pieces of legJS!a- tion wbJch have bogged down for JOOl'lths-. Until then, Nixon plans to make onlY day trips and an occasional weekend jaunt on the carilpeign trail While campaign fever already was ev~ dent during this trip, Nixon's next stay at La Casa Pacifica will probably come wbtn the Cblef Eexecutive returns to California for a major campaign tour iA his home state.. IT'S NEWS WHEN A. MAN BITES DOG BELGRADE (UPI) - A 42-yeaNJI~ Yugoslav bit a dog In lbe ear and escaped with minor injuries from a fight with the animal, the newspaper Vecemje Novosti said. ~ Glider Pilot Killed • SAN DIEGO (AP) - A glider pUol wai killed when his craft crashed tntO a hilltop in a rural area southeast of here. A coroner's deputy said John A. Otis, 43, of Bonltll , •as dead at the scene Monday. SAN LUIS OBISPO (AP) - A lri-year- old Omard youth was killed when a dune buggy In which be WU riding 11 tho Nipomo Sand Dunes nosedlftci over a dune with a 21).foot droJ>OU, officers 11y. A California Highway Patrol apot,esmon identi!led the victim Sunday u Lou.ii Pereditto. THE NAME OF THE GAME e • • There is • common practice of private laber.ng In t!ie carpet industry. La r 9 o do,,.rtrnont stores, chain stores, and Sea Temperature Down -But So Are the Waves • C011tractors at new trac:h h.avw fictitious ••mes °" tho samples 1a that the customers cannot easily shop brand name prices. Customers sliopplng at our stON find Ifie price of Hc6 quality prominently featured on tho sample bool:, liecause we are competitive. Also, because we feel tho customer lwis • right to ~ what he is buying, we novor change th. name °" a sample bool:. The name of tho game is int99rity. By STEVE MITCllELL Of th• 0.11'¥ P'lltl ''"" The surf ia just falr and the w11tf!r Is downright cold along the Orange Coa!ll, according to various lifeguard reporta. Swells from the south are still coming in but the tropical storm !hat is generating them is slowly d1ln&: off the coast ol Baja. A surprba cumnt i. pushillg ao det1'0 wattra al coast beachet, keeping the crowd! out ol the water and forolng board sw1en Into their winter wellUlta. 1be new aouth rweO lh>uld warm up the watert within a few dtys. NE'llPORT "llEA:CU-Cijilaln Bud Btlsbe ,.]>Ol'll f11r17 pod oell at Ibo plcr. wltli~wavea mlklns tn the._.., ... rMge. '1It '1 crowded dOwn bit", ttcht · now, but I expect that tbif· wllMI will cha3e ...... ..,, them "'II "' ti. -.- later tbiJ lllOftlln(," be ~ ' llllN'l'INGroN BE~CB ;..ta pior. surflDi .,~,uu.., w111i 1 S:C. root..11.1ve1 br.,.kliig on the abolo. ~ 'aaJ a ID Ill II bot -la allo a ........ i.e.• lor" at the pier and the HunUngton cllffa &rel. LAGUNA ~EACH IKe1"ardo 1lvt tho beSI report .of the are1, cltlna J.4 tool waves with iood abape at ail Lquna SURFING Summer'72 SAN a.EM&N'J'E reporll M loot ... With !air " food obape. ' . llero'1lhtUde._rer1'"* Ila)!: The llrot low tide will lie al 1:14 aJll. _at U leel; ftrit 1i111! tide all:• LIL ._ LI toet: 10C01111 h tide, l:tl p.m. at U feet; """""lllP Ilda al ••• J& 11 .... I J I • '.• • ; ALDEN'S CARPETS e DUPE$- 166J "-lltlo An. COSTA MISA 64MIJI • • • • ,. 11 JO DAILY 'PllOT SC T...i.,, s.,..-5, 197Z FINANCE Oil E.irm. Begins Talks With Rech Railroad 'Jaunts' On Rise Pnl W. W.....,., SW. Ana, bas bffn appointed aulo- NEW YOR!t (AP) _ Tl1o tant dJrtctor cl edueolloo for oldluhkJned railroad el· Nri America• ~ cunlon bu not ooly bffn rttpood<-Scboolo. revived but II Is -wrns·llke Woolsey, a former prlnclpal •· ¥ in cautornll, has a. degree tn cruy. history ' f't<lm Los Angeles "We tell out a1moat every Stalt COiiege and II a doctoral seat on every excunion, 1 ' 11v1 atudent at use. . a opokesman for Amtrak, the The Newport Beach-based 11:ovtmmtnt11 Gptratin« arm firm la 1 rubsidlary of Na. for po~et rail tralllc, tlonal Systems Corporellon. '"Ille only lhlnl keeping us * mm teW., IDO(t is I lack ol. can:" The Ftoor CorpaniUoa has Amtrak offers 1 wlile varle-name<J-Banlld~J. Nelltt ty of tours, from a one-day, vice presi- New Yort-to.WuhJngton jaunt dent. Neher, for baH lbe uslial fare In a t!-who joined day Qrlcago-1.o> Angeles trip. Fluor In 1952, 'J1>e western one ha! a ntum .was fonner-. vla San Francisco and Rtn0 ly vice presi· 0114~~!ia\A~J;1.~~~ and "°"" aboot 111 percent less dent or cor- have begun a new series of than the regular rail fare. porate serv· meellngs with Soviet trade 1be lon.atr tours 1 r e icee. generally offered by Amtrak :n;e 'Santa and economic aperts to Jn cooperation with a regular Aria resident NIN•• lollow up Jl c:ooperatfon agree. tour flrm. ThO tour !Ihm ar-' formerly~leclured at UCLA menl reached In July. range for meals, holtll and· alllj worked In industrial 'Dr. Annand ~er. pres!-1lgbt.teelng buses w h 11 e engineering and management dent o1 Occidental, declined to Amtrak furnishes the trains. consu!Ung posltk>ll! before say what projects were being The tours are iold for an all· Jo•••~ Ii'l discussed or what Soviet of. Inclusive price which makes It ·~,. uor: *. Octals be wu meeling. . dl!!icult lo say just bow much Last July 11 H am m er Is for-rall passage and how Ernest Cllarney bu beeB disclosed in London that be much for the other features. named vice president of retail had negotiated an agreement However, one r e c e nt operations for Ortllo Mattress. for lcientific and technical traveler discovered that he Charney, formerly v I c e cooperation with the Soviet could spend $6'8 for two peo-president and g e n e r a I Union. . pie for a trip from New York manager of RCA Distributing While zome of the projects to Los Angeles and back on Corp., bas been engaged 'In covered by the agreement the regular trains. But a merchandizing and marketing could be huge, the document longer ,trip, farts onJy on an for 20 years. He will be itself appeared to be only a excursion ticket was only $5af assisting the company in preliminary one, and detailed, for two. This called for a 9-day overseeing-Ox. activ ities · of 50 !Inn eontracts with a fixed trip via Cbieago, Denver, San stores. monetary value remained 1" FranciSco and Los Angeles but * be worked out. did not include hotels and The Orange Coast chapter of Hammer aald the agreement meals aloog the way. the National Association of • covered the following areas: Another Amtrak innovation Accountants has e I e ct e d -Exploration, production ls a · rail tour to Florida, in-Stewart Koepcke a s ad- .and use of oil and natural gas. eluding a ren~ car for seven ministFative vice. president.. - • -Production of fertilizers days. The compact car is in-Koepcke is controller for and chemicals. eluded With the purchase of M e D o n n e 11 D o v 1 t a a -Metal treatment a n d three train. U~ets, while four Astronatlcs Co. in Huntington metal plating. ' Uckets wJll cey a full-size cat Beach. He bu been wociated -The design and building o1 !or the wne one-week period. • with Douglas Alrcralt and hotels In the Soviet Union. The cat can be picked 1IP at McDonnell Douglas COrpora- -Use of solid w a 1 t e any of five F1oricla clUes and tion for 25 years in a variety ~m::•.::teri=all:.::... -----,,=:.".':"'=tumed __ •_l_811l' __ o1_-Uie __ ~~-· of financial management posi- UMt....., tions. · m~et the $10,000 panther* ••• PANTERA 111 deTomuo • • • Imported r .. Llncoll>'M•l'Ollll'· ltallaD co&chwork created by the brllllant Ghia StudlOI ot Turln. Fard designed the 351 CID 'v V-8 ename. Four wbttl In. depe'l:ient ausptnslon and mld~p mi\IM placement. ,,vt ipHd a:ear box. fully synchroniud ... •Pantua ... Itallu for Panther ••• ORDER YOURS .;· .TODAY! Penonaliled • Stylish • Efficient CTrdtr For Youl'lelf or a Frlontt· . . • Mty h• usN •" •nvefopt1 es ntum •clclres• W>ela. Also ••ry htndy •• identification 11btl1 for lftM'kint pt~ntl itMl.t such •1 books, record11 photOJ, tc:. Ltibelt 1ticlc, on 9t.11 end may b• use for m•rklnt home canned foe<! ileot•· /<II labol1 oro prinlod with stylish Vo9uo typo on lino ~uolily wllill' tummed ptiptr. --------;-:-:;-::::::::::-. -,_ ~-•..-1-'"' .... """"' ............ ., .. -. l I a. PllM , ........ &Mtl Dk .. P.O. ... l... I 'I ' _ .. _ .... __ I I • I -I · l __ ~T,...PRl~~G _J I • • ,.. * Newport Beach r e s I de n I Jolm D •• Nichols bu been named execulive vice presl- d e n I ol Aeroje~aenl • . -• • --~ ' COMPLETE-NEW YORK STOCK UST • , • • t. .U..1 l"ILVI ' . ~ .. ·- For the Record Prop. 20 . Group to Hear Moscone i..e-eRomney,wUeolHUD D~cratlc c.ncr-able ta lalll to..,... wbo SecrtlarY Geor1e Romoey, m;.~ J!Omla, RlpuM!-will u.ten. no arpnlSl- and Mra. Nancy Reagan, wile can atate Senator Cla1r 8"" lfnh II mattn1 Ill bud· of the Governor. They are gener and Asatmblymu Peter quarten at omces...i the Death Notl.,e• • BELL BROADWAY MORTIJARY ill Bn>11dw1y, Cotta Mou LI l-0433 • McCORMICK LAGUNA BEACH MORTUARY 17ff IAguna Canyoa Rd. fH-1115 • PAC!f1C VIEW MEMOR!AL PARK Cemetery Mortuary Chapel HOO PacUk View Drive Newporl Beach. Calllonla lff.2100 • PEEK FAMILY OOLONIAL F1JNEl\AL HOME '71t1 Bol1a A \'e, \\1ethnlmter 193-3515 • SMITH'S MOllTIJARY C7 Mahl St. HaUn~n Beaclll AMllt White Bitea You may not a!Wl)'I like whit II oay1, but alter .you rei<J G1enn-WhJW1 ·~te Wash" column once yoo'l'f!! likely to r<ad II again. , .and •R•ln. Snorla E<lllor White 11 oullpoken. to put II mildly. Read hll <01\tmn 111d you'll .... POSTER GIRL Peggy McCorrlck Horse Show Activities Scheduled B)'--0.(:. 11\lmNGI °' .. ...,,, ........ Orance Coonty bacl<trs of Proposition 20, the coutllne inltiaUve muaurt wblch aoes on the ballot Nov. 7, are con.- ducting a atrategy .... ion tonight at the House of H)'Ull reataurant in Laa:uoa Beach. Bmed u guest 1pe0en for the 5:30 p.m. evtnt are atata Senator George Moscooe (!). San F'rlncil<o), Laguna Bt1ch City Councllmen C bar II on Boyd and Roy Holm, pllll Laguna attorney W t ll l 11n Wilcoun of S&lt Creek. fame. * * * ANYONE fnterested In the "Yes on 20" drive should get in touch with Sally Spurgeon in Irvine. Her telephone number is 552-7283. * * * MRS. ATHALIE Clark of Corona del Mar, co-chairman ORANGE COUNTY of the Orange County Women'! Committee to Re- elect the President, says about 1,000 lacUes are exp«ted Fri4 day for a GOP luncbeon at the Disneyland Hotel. Guesll of honor will be Mtl. ecbcduled to apeak. Ch&Con. Orlllc• CountY Qunmltlff to2 Invitations allo have been * * * J\e.ele<l the Presl<l•nl, 1155 accepted by Mrs. Tbomu "PM WEARY'.'' says Stan Mac.A.rtlfu.r Blvd., Irvine. for Ryan, siater·ln-law of Firat "" - l •• · lnfbrmatlon, call 833-8000. Lady Pat Nil<on, and Mtl. pon • .. unton. '" 'l'Ult n, or VJtt.. * NllcOIJ •of , N•oi:: Beach, nam Veterans Against ·the * * war purporting to represent 1be Democratic Luncheon slater-In-law of Pre.lldent. the majority of Vi•tnam Club will host a buffet dinner ReaervaUollll for VW: event veterans. I don1t. think t.bey for Friends o' McGovern· can be made by callfng Mrs. do.'' Shriver Sept-. 10 In Huntington L. J. Tucker, 837-8248. Thurston 11. chairman cif the Harbour. Dopatlon is IS per * * * newly organized Orange CouJ>. · perzon, and the gathering is SPEAJ((NG of s e 11 110 r ty Vlefnam Veterans for the open to lJIYOftO from the Moscone, 1 h e J'lemoaatlc Re-dectioa of the Ptesidtrit. orange County area. gubernatorial bopeIUI a n d co.chairman of the group iJI ReservaUOOI wy be made Senate majority leader bll Lee Rtiletlwtber, II, allo of by phoning the club at been named to tbe executive Tustin. 5.16-2006. 'n>e dinner will be at board of Orange Count~'s 'Ibe vets tor Nixon have 7 p.m. in a private home, Western S t ate Unlvtn1Ly: li:::'~""'=k=ers=res=d~y=, :w:ill:lng~=and==lll39=t=Bo=lt~ro=Lan=e=.==~ College of Law In Anaheim. The private law school alao :~ .:= .. i':i.~~;c~~= I II I NCHES-A-W~ AY" '1 Wililon ol SID Diego, . j MINERAL WRAP SLENDERIZING LOSE 5 INCHES YOUR FIRST ·VISIT l GUARANTEED I $1 0 OFF . Wtlfl Thi• Ad. JEANS INCHES·A·WAY 1799 Newport Blvd., Cost• Met• PHONE~ Dissolutions Of Marriage Orange County, the event willl'!"!"!"!"!"!"!"!"!"!"!"!"~~~!"!"!"!"!"!"!"!"!"!"1~m;,;L~•;-;.....,;~·~A>;•~•·;.,..!"!"!!·~·~•;1-:2•~•~• ;;JJ;;;;~;;;;~;;;;;;~~~ benefit birth defects research conducted by the National Foundation March of Dimes. Persons interested in e~ tering the horse ahow, may call Mrs. · Jean Maluy at 125,1545 or the March of Dime1 office at --979-2270. - Tickets for both the breakfast and show are $1 and can be obtained from the sponsoring groups or at the door. LAS VEGAS • ... -Mt Mllll-W1!111 l11tt1t- • 1.000., ... 11 •• s1r111 •ut • .. • 1-1 Kltol. Clms Cina lol Ii.In • :Reduced : : Summer Rates! : • • • A Dariftt Rate Cut In Paok Seasan 11 Continued ta Sept. 30 ta Col-0... Huge Casino Expanslao • • Midw••k Sp•e.itl -Su11clty ff.rough l1111r1dty • • On 204 Spttitl Room• Offer.J 1t lowe1f S11mmtr Rtfet • :•a.-o s1o90 'l!!9o: • =-~ llLlft JDILIEtl • I HIN , .. t PIOH.I • • Ov.1 100 Olhtr Roome ' Suitt• St1tffng at S:2.00 Mdttlonlf • • On fr;., Sot., Hofidoys Add $2.00 • • • • • • • • e • ... We could run short of electricity. Remember that record~ breaking heatwave last year? You weren't the only one sweating it out. So were we. The demand for electricity hit an all-time peak on September 13, 1971. It was 13o/o higher than the 1970peak. We met all demands, but our system was severely strained. But what about the years ahead? Each yearthe demand for electricity keeps right on growing. New homes keep going up. And schools. Office buildings. Factories. All will require additional electricity. So will the new equipment needed to cle~ up the enVironmen~ Unless Edison is permitted to build additional power plants and transmission lines, it may become necessary.to. blackout blocks of customers on a rotational basis within two or three years. Yet permits necessary to build any new major plants have be!JPdelayed or blocked for the 1'3st four years. Conservation is vital. .. While a power .shorta11 did nilt btcot11t a rearrty in 1971, ltle-thml of one did. Edison Is wor'ln1 .with industri1l 1ncl business finlls to con'''" lleclricitJ in olf'"s and factories. t That's an immediate problem. We're working hard to resolve it. The long-range problem requires finding more ways to conserve energy and to use our nation's total energy resources wisely. That involves all of us. In Edison's fossil-fueled plants, for example, we're now able to produce 30% more electricity from a unit of fuel than in 1948. That helps. And by using higher-voltage transmission lines, we're also able to deliver electricity more efficiently; Perhaps you 4lllll conserve energy, too. Have you considered ways to make every kilowatt count at home?We'll be happyt.o send you a list of practical suggestions. Writ.e: Conservation, Edison, P.O.BoxSOO, . Ro~mead, California 91770. I .... --Southern California Edison M EQ\111 Om<tun'IY ~ - I I ' I I I I -_J -. • I I I \ aLTCD A$d "/lllkWt S or lnC dd No1 rl11 1.0 , NA Co&t to NAMI 1ro ~AmPtif 1 oARk 160 M R ol ~ NAR~ol 1 l.S Noe:.:r !Jt 98 NQCn1c;, 40 No !'.:en Rill! Nor11G1 1,12 N•/G.Klr 1 90 N nPS 132 NONIG$ 1 <\G NuNC!:I of !Y:i NoNGcl 614 NoSIPW 1 77 NOSP1:1t 3.60 NoSPDI I Ill Norll'IQ111~ e Northrol)( 1 N~!Alrl 4S Nw8itl'I( 1\lt N~t h1 .7Sd Nw5I Ind W1 ~-;:;111;, P! 4 Nw,t11111fC 5 NwMu 117d Nnw~tSU 76 NortnCo l i.<, N~d Sim ts Nd~! pf 1 60 NJc~r Cor? NVF Co 20i 0"~ lrid ~ 0 ,p, 80 O·· •JP 12h flc< dP1 pf 4 Occ"l"! 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The SRAM lllOCM ...., designed and developed by Lockhee,d, a spokesman ~d. lts solid propulswn l)'item ran be stopped and ttStarted in flight. Boeing Co is SRAM's prime tontractor Lockheed is pro- ducing the rocket motors under subc.:onlracts .totaling n1ore than $93 mlllJon. S.I• Mtf tlllt•.I Mlttl Low CltM °"' 6424321 For ' l I _/ ,I • "'--' . ' • ,. • . ~ • • Jf DAILY PIL4T T.-.lq, Stolt-5, 19n = QUEi:NIE By Phll 1""9fcmdl .., ''Jt's as simple as that-If I ·can't think about you, I'm bDI going to do·&111 lhlnt!ngl" L. M. Boyd Bigamy Us1:1ally Goes Unpunished 11What'1 so remarkable about the crime of bigamy ls not just that 11:1 ao frequently commJtted, which jt is, but rather that )t usuaUy goes unpunished,'' cootendJ a Los Angeles lawman of lengthy experience. Says he: "For every bipmllt apprehended, just about 200 get away with tt lndeflnUely." CLAIM. la a third of all matter prlnred In EngUsh ls made •P of only 25 different word!. · ONE OUT or every five men past age 50 will undergo a prostrate .opera .. tion, say the medJcal prognosticators. IT'S ALSO a fact that just about 75 percent of the dead ducks are dJ:owned by only 22 percent of the duck shoot· en. DEIJCATE work , the assembly of electronic circuits. Mostly it's women who do it. Not because women command lower wages, insist the manufacturers, but because their finger dexterity· b far 11.1perior to men's. Still, Jt's odd you never ~ any female hr~ surgeons. QUERY -Q. "When are you going to retire to that troUt farm, 'Lquie?'' . A. Not ready for )he b'out farm yet. Bought a Texas cattle ranch, Jn.stead. Look, some government bureaus defiiie aoytblng aver JO a.cm u o ranch. 'lbe big book at band define! lwo or more• bovines as cattle. So my 13 ao::es with its pair of bellers is· ..--catlle ranch, got' it? The pond is too warm for rainbow. naturally. Might toss in ~~tfisiJ,. But I don't Ilka their loolla. No class. UNUKE o'QR!r bocfy Ussue, cartilage continues to grow through a lHetlme. No girl who gets her ears pierced to wear heavy eerrfhgs should forget this. Ears contain much cartllage. Some men of science aver it's conceivable the woman who dingles too much weJght for too long from her eer~ can wµld up at retirement age with a !Ort of IJ>8Dle! lc!ok. OLSONS -In Mlnn"°ta, the Olsons outnwnber the Jonw conaldtrably. In fact , when a native there stands atop F.cho Rock to yell, 0 Ay bane Ole Olson," the echo coniel, back. "VJcb Vone?" Or such be the legendary re- port. THAT the science boys can change the sex of an ani- mal 1J widely: known. Less widely known is the fact it's far easier to change a female to a male than vice versa. This Is true to peafowl, pigs, people, whatever. FRIDAY ls not the weekday an which the largest num· btr of women go 1hopping. On the contrary, the smallest number go then. But it ·Is indeed the weekday on which tbose . who do 10 shopping actually 'buy' something. Or so the surveys indicate. . Addrt!I mail to L. M. B01Jd, P. 0. Box 1875, New- port Beach, Calif. 92860. • • ME E1111E TO TAr STAil BAI ElAllMnllt . •" ,. . . ~ ,., ........ frii litll11ii!" ' ~ - • ' 3-hour Quake Warnings Seen STANFORD (AP) -A , the Saa AndrW faoli ID that *dlni leoloPI -that ..... ""'"'°Pl b)' Jl8Sr. ibl-Unlted TRE EUTR'S crut, be n- SlotN may have ....,P -pliiliia, la only IS' mUea cloe(J technoloa to give two or Ihm aod eaai1J "'llfUred. thrte lloun warning of on m.. J>lml sald Cllllornllm ha.., pending earthquake. been lucky In put eorfb. Dean Richard ff, Jablls of quaket beca""' "they have..,. Stanford Onlver11ty'1 ~ of curred In off·peak boora or In Earth Scltncet told a Rmlnar remote plac" wbere damaae bere that the tecbnok>CY would · ..,,.,._, • be In the lnalallaUon of 0 atrong motion inltrwnents." BUT HE SAID the earfh. qP8kt warning system would be frustrating uni,.. people were able to leave an area im- mediately. ' Eat! I AllTllOtCT 1e-. HAUOI ClllTll ml IUrtitr ( ..... c..t. ..... Ctllrw.11 ,._ ln41 t7t.UU 1n11. 1.-. a. AMMfM. Cd. ..... ... (714) 77Mltl . Jahns alao forecast that Soulbem California would be the "prime candidate" for the nut major quake aod the wamlng system because of the larglf nwnber of major and tnlnor faults that radiate from Kids Lilre To Ask Andy ( ) lt'a HAwntORNE CHR1S11AN SCHOOLS for the right ltlrt In life liodotJMlll lln lllt lrlil • .., .... £-ult 111•-. _ __, Fall 9'mlller 8wta n-llJ, 8'pL5 ' . Reglltntlon F• ONLY $10,.RtllOlllble TulUon .... s I ' °"""'°"" .. --·-" • -.. ---.._. _ Wtll adlollttie .ttftdlJd -tNdllll tllll 4 .......... (witll pMlllcl), Wiitlll. ........ FOUNTAIN VALLEY• 16835 Brocikhurst • Jual nonll cl w- 714-9824312 ' Nation's Largest Federal offers ... I ---~·- . 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HEIL l'URCELL, LT. :IOHN"?ELKO'INVISTIGATE Atr S(:EllE Ol'-MURDER 1 .• ·womonGUnnedDownE1rlyTGC!fyOfl ,Wa .. s1,..t.1nL.of1U1111~ch~ , · · --'----~----r , .I ' I• • • • Spitz Back Home As Terrorism ' R~ks Olympics • -· • .r • ---· • • Police Hold ·Boyfriend-·( .. - ' In Slaying By JACK CRAPPEIL Of 1fMI Diiiy Pl ... ll•ff . A Laguna Beach woman was shot and killed early thi.!I morning after she ran acreamlng from her residence at 121 Wave Street. i.aguna ,x>lice arrested the · woman's ·alleged boyfriend, Thomas Bradlonl McCutcheo, 50, of Dana Point on murder charge!. ()lfioers reported McCulchen waa IOQlll )Y.lng .._.,.·•ha mpnnled llodY of tlie i:...;;;;,r."A'';n thou«& to 'lle"ihe .,.., In ,the !laying lay a01er ·bead, ,sg1. . l'li!«ll said 1oc1a1. · Pdll:e "withheld •ldentlllcaUon of the · vlctlm·pendlng notllicaUoo o! next of kin. The woman was shot at least once in the head, police said. Neighbors reported hearihg two 'Or three shots fired during . the locldent at about 6:50 a.m. today. An intensive search was under way by · officers early this morning to locate the missing alugs. The woman was tbe chief e05o metoiogls• at Bushard'• Pharmacy In Laguna Beach. "I'm just sick, ahe w.a.s one of the rmest penow. I've ever met," Steve Marlin, pharmacy manaa:er, said. 'Ibe woman bad been an ·employe of Bushard'• since Marcb: of tb1s year. The weaPor. believed to have been used In the shootinJ was ldentllied as a small bore automatic piltol. Police and aberlff'a d e p a r t m e n t criminal Investigators barricaded the 100 block of Wave Street during the in- vestigation . The vlctlm apparenUy ran from the side ·door of her residence a1ong a sidewalk and down the apartment'& driveway, then crossing the street The body was found on the front lawn of 136 Wave St., a distance of about ao yards from her doorway. The mmpecl WU placed under arrest after Sgt. ·Purcell and Detective Gene ·Broo~ arrived at the scene. He hed been taken hy Patrolman William Hei~en and locked In the rear seat of a pat:rol car after beJng found at the scene, Sgt. Purtell said. Suspect Fails To Appear for Art Theft Trial ' . ' , I UPI Tt ..... M ·'"--. SLAIN BY ARABS lsruli Coach W1lnbtrg Pilot's Sports Editor Describes Olympic Terror By GLENN Wlll'tE Of flte DtlHr l"li.t Stiff MUNICH - A hundred yards away from my.observation position oo a knoll I coild 1111 tho lerrorlltl l!obillol' In and ' out of clr!Ors and wtndowl,.ol..lhe °'1mple Villqe building where· they m boldlilg 10 lerAell OlimPic athletes and o!Oclals host.age .. L9oking through binoculars, I could see them clearly • • • one taller than the other, .wearing a ·lurban and a light blue cloth covering his face , except for eyebolea. The other's face WU painted black , , and be wore · a yellow hat. I wondered hc.w much longer they would be alive ..• or how much longer their hostages would be auve as the drama hue amlolds. With the sun going down and oome IS hours having already ~ sin<t the l<m>rllls broke lnlAI lsrlel team chambers and killed two pel'SODI, temion c:ootlnues IA> build. The, alternatives aeemed to be that the lerrilrlsts will kill the hostages and then b. killed themselves U their demands for a sale air exit with the hostages and release of terrorl!t prisoners in Israel ar .i not iqet. Or the demands could be met, which ... ma unlikely. 'lblrd is the possibility the terrorists will surrender# One camerawoman from Madrid aald, ••tt's going to be horrible ," as she watch- ed t~ dressed like athletes and car- rying suf>.macblne gum de p Io y t n g themselves on the roof of tbe Israeli building, I saw more troops with helmets and sub-machine guns, drewd. in athletes' warmup outfit!, maneuvering in the garage area which goes under the Israeli 1tructure. Watching the scene for several houn: I noticed that the terroi:tats moved lo and out of the door and window. Occutooally one of them would go up and down the balcony in front of the apartment. As time moved OD their movements were much more nervous appearing, however, as they darted in and out of their room which ls on the floor above the roof of the building. 2 Israelis Dead; Arabs Hold Others I ' MUNICH (AP) -A wave of terrorism engulled the Olympic Games today. Arab commandos invaded .. the-Jsraell team'• yart~rs, killed a wresUing coach and. took about a dozen Jews hostage q:aln.tt demands for the releaae of Arabi leilld in Israet · . G<rman pollc:e prepared to sbooi II out 1 with the invaders. ., : ..... The games were suspended at least un••t Wedn·esday afternoon. The terroriatl, carrying 1ubmachtne guns, climbed the fence of Olympic Village and burst Into the hraells' " quarters In predawn darkness. The dead coach, Moshe Weinberg, was a former Israeli wrestling champion. The Bavarian Interior Ministry an- nounced that a second man had been kill· ed but an Olympics spokesman II.id later : "All we can confirm now ls that one man has been tdlled and his body recovered. U there ls a aecond body in the house, we wcm't know lt·for IW'9 until police are able .tO enter it." One boslqe WU -lo bo·oerloUJly wounde<I, author!tllo Aid. The lemlrlsla let ooe 1lu>lt .f•l"action on, theif demands, the» other daadllaea U • llennu offldala ftlntlcally caniocl on nesollatlool. . · ShorU1 before 1 J p.m. deadllnt, lwo men wJth hand1 tled were . JQlbed Into view at a aecond floor window of the Israeli quarten. A guerrilla could be seen in a lop.floor window of the three-story building with a submachloegun and a hand grenade. Another man in khaki and a white safari hat atoood guard at the front en- trance. A German official approached to apeak to the IUf'Tilla. The man shook his head violently. •iNo." Police armed with riflet and sub- machine guna and wearing bullet·proof ves ts stood hy. Two tanks had been call- ed up. 1be Arabs -five men with charcoal .. blackened faces -announced the reat of the lsraetls would he sbol ii 200 Arab ter- rorists held Jn l&rael were not released. The games went on' for 1everal hours, then were suspended. All athletes were invited to a memorial .service Wednesday morning. A spokesman for the organizing committee aaid he was not sure whether the games would continue alter the memorial. An official announcement !&Id: "The Olympic peace was broken by a murderous attaek by criminal terrorlsls. The entire civilized world condemns this barbaric act with disgust. "In retpeet for the victims and In anx· lely over the fate of the still-held hostages, the events of this afternoon wil l be suapended. The competitions under 'fay will be completed . "The lhternational Olympic Committee and the Olympic Olmmlttee (of West G<rmany ) will participate, IA>gether with the Olympic participants, in a memorial service for the victims tomorrow at 10 o'clol:k In the Olympie stadium. Tbll (See '1'EllllORISTS, Pqe I) or .. ge It's an Incredible spectacle to behold -Weather sort of like walching a bomb fallio& from the sky, waiting for It 14 land and Variable cloudiness II on the detonate. agenda for Wednesday, with a No American athlete Is housed near the slight chance of shoftrs in the d bu Cla Ev of "··-mountaln areas, according to the 8118" arH t Y ans · ~· weathertady. Highs at Ille beachea tington Beaeh, 00 the Clnadlan team. 11 wtll be In the low tills rll'·• IA> 115 ahollt It yards away. • .. Howem, • he ....., Nie enough too Inland. Lows tonight llCUDd 63. b<caUH. row of bulldll1p II between hlJ INSmE 1-oo ... y edifice and that Where the hostages Im. A glint cniwd IUmlllDdlng the are& II New lrt>!M pi>llctm<n ar• 'fal>. quiet •.• the vWage 11 . quiet. A group fng the pul.se' of thrir 1't1D COflto of people ·Qnytng a 1l1n ·11Stop the munitv fn a" effort to defer. • Olympic Games" with a stir of David mine ipecifia crime c o " tr o l '"' It marobod,,..c:eabrl..--.mundH1tn.--t-prioriti1ntr nor1rorrl'<1gcti.-l1-=;;;.; area in early afternoon. Me81\whlle the Olympics are Imperiled. · Word Is that competltlon will not be resumed until 1fter the problem Is ,.t. tied. ' 'But of course U It end! In further 'riotence the Gamei .,.1 well be can- celed. • · MernoiUI ...-S havt been ICbtduled WedlloaclaJ momJnc, ' ~ I • -... ...... .. MltlHM ..... 4 __ ......_ .·-,. --· ·-=--- ,' I I • _;. DAILY PJLOI L8 futidlr, S.,.-5, 1971 Ol1mpic ViOleatt -Nixon to l' ot.e In Clement.e Shock, Outrage Pr 18''rrt lft9 ... ...., !tit wlJI ..ie tn Slli Q P rm oo Hof. T f!llll wlll l'llln • Cllillnla i... "' thaw tlmM ........... lul """ ,.,. -perlodl. Rocking World ' ' ' lllxon ts ..Uvtly a e • k I o f Callfornla'a 45 electoral votes. By The Aswlo'" Pna American officlala e i: pre a 1 e d in· dlgnaHon today at the Anb ·terrorist at• tack on lhe Israeli Olynjplc team. At lhe Weatern White Douro In Sao Clemente, President Nlxoo, throua:h 1 spokesman, upreued "a tense of deep outrage'' 1boot the kllllnga. Pretid<ntlal p.-~ ll<nald L. Zie5; -said Nixon wu up early and lollowing the developments dolely. The Pre•ldtnl conferred with Henry A. Kl& inger, hll principal foreign affairs ad- viser. on tht matter, Ziegler said. The pr.., secretary ldded that Nlxoo uid he did not see how the summer gi.mes oould be continued until the hostages were released. Sen. George McGovern. the Democratic Presidential nom)nee, aaid. "J am sickened by the outrage .•• That a small band of terroriltl coul.d disrupt a pageant that bad brought the entire world together lri frfendshfp Is something that symbolizes the dangerous current.a of violence loole In the world loday." United Notlonl Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim appealed for the release of the hraeli ho5tages held by Arab terrorists. Waldheim termed the act "dastardly'' and said It wu "tbe more aboct.lng lor having taken place tt the Olympic games, which represent one of man's oldest and noblest efforts to foster friendship, Wlderstandlng and recon- ciliaUon among the peoples of au the world." The secretary-general's 1tatement was 11ent to the 132 U.N. members. Senate Majority Leader M i k e Mansfield (D-Mont.) told the Senate the crime ll "reptthensible and outrageous." Senate Mlrior!ty Leader Hugh Scott (11- Pa.), called it "vile and barbaric." Secretary of State Wllllam P. Jtotiers Issued a otalemenl expressing "profound Loose Dog Trial Again Delayed, To November 15 The trial of 1 Three Arch Bay mining company owner charged with 32 counts of allowing an unrestralned dog to run on tho beocb bu oglln been continued In South County Municipal Court .-lbll ti.mt to Nov. t&. The continuance wu granted at the re-- quest of C. DomlnJc Shelton's atldrney Robert Green, who will be awa:y in Europe rest of this month and October. Green al.90 uked the C!Ontinuance to have further time to re11pond to the 32 counts filed by the District Attorney's Of· fice. Shelton, of 22 N. La Senda Drlv~. was cited for ninnlng hla C!og on the beach In April, during an early morning "raid" by offlcera of tht Orange Q>unty Animal Shelter. County ordinance prohibits dogs OD tM belch. Shelton argues that the sands of Three Arch BQ" art private and the county .has no right to lmpoH its dog ordinance oo the beach. Big Waves at Aliso Tear Out Sidewalk Twelve-foot breakers which belted Aliso Beach In South Laguna over the Llbor Day Weekend ripped out a 300-foot section of sidewalk and a portion of the parking lot CU?'blng. Robert Wingard of the Orange County Harbors, Beaches and Parkl Department said today that no estimate of cost has been placM on rtpalr of the damage and that the deportment Is still 1tudylng the best way to fix the cave in. No damage was reported to Ali5o Pier or the parking Jot pavement, Wingard said. DAILY PILOT TM C1nn1e C..t °"'LY PILOT, wfttl Wl'lldt It omlll'*' tM N .... ..,__ .. llUllll.rwd ft' .,. Oi"tftlt CMtt Publktl'"' eomp.,iy, s- ,..,. tdnlllnt .,.. ""91 ...... MDl'lll1y ttirevgh .. 1'11111ty, fW 0.11 M-, N.,.,.,.. llHdl, Hllllllflllhrl BPdlf"-··111 V•llt"Y. Uoun• htdl, INinl'/Stddl•ct1 ~ 111\ O.rnet1Mf 51n JIHlll CapJ.tr-k •lnule '9PIGMI ...... llllblbtild Slhlrd•YJ -l!Jnd•ya. n. ~· "'*""'"' "'"' ,, ., *'° W..t ..., Strttt, Celt• M-. GtlllOl"!lll, m:i.. l11MJi N. W11d l"T'akMnf .... l"lll>lltM!' J1c.k l . Cttrt1y 'Vb ,,.'""' .,..., o.i.r.1 MllMQtf n'"''' k11wfl aclltor lliP11• A. Mvr,hi111 ~ ... -~ Otrt .. H. Lff1 IUeh1"' r. Nill ~ M9Mllllll Edlfon. __ .._ 221 ,_,.,. A"'"'"' M1llffllf "'4'Nlll ,,0, le• 4•6, 'Jl5l --c..tl MIMI D w.rt .. y Sll'W =...01 Q,11 Neww1 '°"""'t'd .... 1..-1 11171 ••di ~.,... ... Ila: J1t H«ltl II c-1r1t .... 1--..%< ... looe-ln.U 6•WU1 a..lfl.t• .A4'Norkll1 '4J·l611 ............ Al t.,...,_m: ta•t er 4t4•f4U ~ '"' ...... bi.11 l"utllttfllnt ~. N. ,_. ••i.. llklslr11....., ........ ..... ., aitvtrtl_.. ,,.... .,....,. .. ••1lltliftll ..,,.._, ~ ,... "'*"' -~ ..... . .....,. 0.. ......... o.t• MfN, aotTOW and tense of honor at the callous, outrageous attack." The State Department .. Id the Arob teroristt are "outlaws, b r I g 1 n d 1 , rr.urderen and an intolerable affront to aoc::iety." Speaking for the departm<nl, Charleo W. Bray said the United States 11 rnaklng every effort availabJe to it to find an im- mediate oolutlon to Ille situation. Sargent Shriver Rill a telegram to Avery Brundage, ,president of the Olym- pic Committee, lay1ng ••1 share the bopel of all Americana for the safety of the !Jraell Olympic team now held prisoner -and feel disgust that Ibis sort of outrageous totemational crime had become so familiar ln recent .years. ''It is doubly tragic that the terroriats picked the Olympic J:;!es to commit their ,so.ca1led •pon ' crime. The Olymplc games ~ aamea of peace. They are games for 1pOrtamen and sporutoven: everywhere. Politics -to say nothing of polltlcal murder -bu no place in these a:ames." From Pagel TERRORISTS •• service should make: clear the Olympic idea is stronger than terror aod vio1ence.,. The terrorists' original deadline for a meeting of thelr demands wu noon, later extended Ul 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. The Arabi evidently had boxes of ex .. ploslve.s to use in efforts to enforce their demands. Mark Spilz, who won a record seven gold m!edals' lo the games, flew home. Spitz, a Jew, was moved out of the village to a Munich botei as a safety precaution, but later decided to return to the United States. A police lieutenant told AP cor· respondent Will Grimsley that there: was a plan to storm the Israeli headquarters if the 5 p.m. deadline passed wilhout resolution of the issues. Army tanks were pulled up in front of the building. The police lieutenant said 38 police: volunteers were ready to carry out the plan of attack. Small grouJlll of demonstrators inside and outside tbe: Olympic village called for the games to be halted. About 50 ypung people marched among th• mllling crowd. outside ·tho' .. wage with bannen reading "Stop sport." Tllqy sang iq English "We Shall, Ove<come," the sooti ot the U.S. cly~ rights movement in the 1960s. The song was heard coming from groups or athletes Inside the village, too. One ahn of the Olympics is to foster ln- ler_ptional understanding. ~ancellor J, Willy Brandt called a melting of me West Gerrhan Cabinet, thei flew . io Mwtlch fron.i Bonn to supervise in the negotiations. Brandt appealed to ell Arab nalions to do everything they could to help achieve safe release of the bolt&ges. Board Expansiqn Plan Gets Sh1dy • ' At Saddlehack A lid of arguments In favor cl tJ· paosion of the Saddleback Communlly College District board will be cmsldered by trw:tees at I o'clock tonight. The expansion plan would split the present Trustee Area 5 into three areas, enlarging the board from five to seven members. The arguments will be submitted to the county Registrar of Voters to be included in sample ballots received by "IOters in advance of the Nov. 7 general elections. Expansion of the board required ap. proval of a simple majorify Of voters within the district. Also to be considered by trusteea are the following items: -Approval of a contract with the Rancho Santiago Cooununity College for computer service for the upcoming achool year. -Adoption of a board poUey relating to the right of students to make speeches on campus, wear buttons and distribute leaflets. The meeting will be held in lbe district board room, 28000 Marguerite Parkway. Teacher Unions Go on Strike " In Philadelphia PHILADELPHIA (AP) -Public school teachers in the nation 's fOtJrth largest city went on strike today, refus- ing to give up what the School Board says is the shortest high school working day in the nation. Affected are 13,000 teachen. 5,000 paraprofessional union members and 285,000 pupils, who are to begin classes Thursday. The teachers were to report for work today. Bargainerl for both 1ldes a~ that the lcey dispute centers I'll the hoard'• demand that secondary lev'etr-te8~herl extend their wort day from five hours'to five houn, 40 minutes. · 1 1 The board, $52 million In debt, baa af~ fered raises of $330 a year to the 5,000 city teachen now at top acale, but also asked that other lalaries be fro~n and that 485 positions be phased out by ad· justments in class size in an effort to :save $11 million. The teachers, in a list of 400 demands, asked for pay raises averaging 34: pe,.. cent on their scale that ranges from $8,900 for a beginner to $17,000 for a veteran with a PhD. Protest Ended . POW Bracel.et Ruling Fought LANSING Mich. (UPI) -A Marliie lance. corporal who wore a prisoner of war bracel~t to "signify" his protest against the war in Southeast A!ia aays he has been ordered to take it off. Michigan Gov. William G. Milliken announced on ·Monday that \he Marine, who was not identified, bad written the governor complaining that his com- manding officer made him remove the POW bracelet. The Marine's letter said be was weariq the bracelet "to signify my pro. test or the Vietnam connlct, and to repreHnl: my sympathr for all pri.90ners or war and those missing In action as a result of that conflict." The bracelets, known u POW·MIA braceletl, are 10l_!.~Y an organization of families of men who are either pri900er1 of war or ml!Sing iD action. Each bracelet conlains the name of a prisoner or missing man. ~ A check with Marine headquarters rtvealed Marine dresa: .re ~tk>ns Corbld the wearing of bracelets tn unUorm even though many officers • the com- mandant 's office wear them. "Perhaps there is ju.st cause for such a regulaUon banning bracelets, but sir, In this case don 't you feel that leniency could be applied to the issue?" the Marine wrote Sea Temperature Down -But So Are the Waves By STEVE ~1JTCfrELL tor" 1t the pier and the Huntington cliffl Of -. c111v l'lttt tt•H area. The surf is just fair and the wwter ii doY1nri1tht cold along the Orange Coast, according to various lifeguard reports. Swells from the south are still er.ming in but the tropi cal storm :hat ii 1 generating them is slowly dying oli the coast of Baja. A SUJllrlse cummt 11 pushing 80 degree waters at cout heecbe!. keeping the crowda out of tbt water and forcing board surfen into their winter wetsulls. . The new south awell shooJd warm up the water• within a few days. LAGUNA BEACH llfe1111anls l!iv• tbe bell .. port of Ibo ..... cltlni 3-4 foot wavea with good ahape at afi Laguna SURA NG Summer'72 NEWJ>OR1' llEACILJ;aptalo -Jll\d.,-ourflna~; 'l'he coo!-wotor-pe11tllf't Belshe reports fairly good sets at lbt · la not teeplng lbe board and body 11Ufers pier. with wavea breaklna in tbt·U fOOl · out of the water either ' range . "lt'1 crowded do~ here, rlllJl ·, , ' · now. but I expect that lbll wind wlli SAN CLEMENn reports W foot IOll cha!< aome ol them oot of lbt· Wlllr.' wtlll fair to &ood shape later lhil morning,", be uld, ~ Here's the Ude scoop 'for Wedn•: llUN'l1NGTON BEACH ,.ports -'J'bo flnt low Udo will ·bt al 1:)4 1.m . President Ends Coast Vacationing ,.,,. Pnsldenl NIJ.on 1ell the Orange Coaal today after 11 days or busy pr~ampalgn activity whlcb Included several rll.lllet, a trip to Hawaii and a front-porch press conference at La Casa Pacifica. Before tho Spirit of '16 touches down late today in Washlngton, D.C., however, the PresldeJ1t will have made a major stopover in San Francisco for a historic parkl dedlc.aUon, turning over thousands or acres of federal property-in the BaJ Area for public use. Thi.I lateJt trip to San Clemente WBJ far from a standard working vacation. Jruitead of the customary daily trips to the beach the President used his time weaving the fabric of his reelection cam- paign. Highlights of the visit included major announcements on Vietnam troop cuts, promises to end the draft by July of 1973 and siveral attacks at camwiign pOs}. tions of Sen. George McGovern. Despite the glut of presidential busine..ss through tile stay, it was the beginning of the visit that will leave the most lasting imprint on the Orange Coast Jn the first-ever public reception for the President he Id at the Western White House compound, the President arrived amid a cheering throng of 15,000 persons or more. Traffic jams and congestion ac- companied the rally SJX)n.wred by the county committee for Nixon's re-election and a chant that seems certain to be heard throughout the campaigq was tried out for the first time on -a grass-roots level: "Four More Years!" Today's departure comes after about three days of rest at La Casa Pacifica where the President only held one official function. 4le_M9nday afternoon _NJ~op Pll!Yed host to about 100 members of the tratel· ing preis -cori)s wG "fue'ffibers Will .be accompanying the chief execuUve when his campaign get.a into high gear early next month. The President said be would hold off on heavy campaigning until early Oclober to give himself a chance . to try a las.t- minute push to obtam passage m Congress of several key pieces of legisla- tion which have bogged down for mont'1!. Until then, Nixon plaIJJ to make only day trips and an occasiollal weekend jaunt on the campaign trail. Wblle campaign fever already wu evi- dent dllrlng this trip, N'aon'a nut otay al La Cua ·Pacifica will probably come when the Olief Euecutive returns to Calil~a for a mai-Or campaiB!l tour in hJi bOine !ta~. i ; .. . 'l--' . "· l1 I'' 'l j' .J'• California Tops On Labor Day Road ·Death LiSt By llElited Preis lnternatloa.al Traffic deaths throughout the nation on the Labor Day holiday were just over 600, a final tabulation :showed today, The National Safety Council bad estimated that between Siil and 680 penons would die on the highways during the 78-bour weekend beginning at micj. nigh! Frlday,'The final United Press IntemaUonal count abo-1 &aa deaths. A breakdown: Tnffk: 511 Dmralaf -I& Planes 11 Qtben SC Total 1%1 When the count was concludes! at noon today, C&lifornia s bowed 49 traUic deathl, New York 42, Texas 36,1Michlgan 26, llllnols 25. Howall, the District o1 Columbia an~ Wyoming reported none. Nixon Depl.ore1 Games l'iol.ence Pl11't11d ,._ .... -... 0..-. "' ... & 11 a -fl deep Olllrqo" -Ibo _... Ii. two lsradb by Arlb gutrrilla•. Pra:ldentlal prm 1 e er e t a r y Rooold Zltgltr, apeallO( t o newsmen at the Watem White lloute thortly before I II-bout 1uspenalon ct. the 11ma •as ..,,.. ll<)UDCad, said NIJ.on was kttplng a clooe .,.tell "' the sltualloa. ''Tbe Pmldeot obviously deplores U," Ziegler said. ''He doesn't aee how tbe a:amet can con- tinue unUI thll la molved." He lald Nlxoo WU Informed of the -., of Ibo -" llld iJii lddnoplng of ntno _.bell of the llraell team by Hmry ~. the Pr<oldeol'• cblel lorelp lffaln Id visor. Bad Weather, Pounding Surf Hold Dow,,_ Crowd Rain and cold, tlnmderlng surf made the ·Orange Coast one · of the least desirable places to be over the Labor Day weekend. Water temperatures, hovering near the 'IO degr .. mark Saturday, dropped to 81 degrees on Sunday and Monday as Hur· ricane Hyacinth generated breakers up to 12 feet in_,.some location,,. Rain fell In varying amounts on 5atur· day and Sunday, with high clouds block- ing the suo during ~ lbrte-day weekend. For local llfeguords H wu ooe of the lightest Labor Day _Weekends on record. u1•ve been working here for 17 yeara and this 1.5 the worst Labor Day weekend I can remember/' commented capt. Doug D' Arnall of Ibo Huntington Beach Lifeguard Oeportmenl. "The beaches were pr act I ca 1 l"Y deserted except for a short time Mon- day,'' added D'Arnall. "It's the lightest crowd I've seen in si.J: years," .. id ·eapt. Phil stubbo of the Sao Clemente Lifeguard Department. Eight foot surf pumped Into San Clemente over the weekend," Stubbl noted. Coast Olympia1i.s 'fake Spotlight '· MUNlCI!. -,.,,,, Orange Coat! ..... athletes ·1.nd· the ~erican· water p01o te811l'• aimexatlon of a bronze medal at the XXlb Olympic Gamea are In the newt loday with ·DAILY PILOT Sports MUNICH 1972 Editor Glenn White on the """" of these troubled games. San Clemente'• Patty Johnson qualJIJed for a ltl!)lf!nall l>erth in the ~en·1 loo.meter hurdla and Newport Beach'• Andy Weigand Is ICbedulad lo< ropecboge compeiltton lo Cooad!RL doubleo-byak action. The polo squad, coached b)' Huntington Beach's Monte NltakowHI, ""' the lint medal In IO yearo at the Olym~cs. Included on the polo team la Newport Beach's Eric Lindroth. For detaill aee White'• lt«ia on ~ II. BilhAsked For Land In Valky BY JACK BROBACK Of ... o.itr Hitt ...., Orin&• County SUpervlaot'• today eon· ed for bids on agricultural wit of SlS 1crff of Mlle Square 11<g1on1J Park-'l'bo • tand la Involved In the cumnt brlb«y cbargu brought a g a i n s t two Westminster city oUk:lala. SUpervllor David L. Ba~ mavad IP- proval of Ibo proposal by Stanley Kr11110, dlrector ol ...at property services, to aollclt bldo on threo p1n:eb with the pro- vision that an over..U hid would. be acceptable il hieh•r than the !A>lals of the highest tilda for the tbree. , Bida will, be opened Sept. ;II. . Discussion preceding the vote included quest.ions from Supervisor Ronald W. Caspers of Newport Beach to Couoty Counsel Adr.ian Kuyper concerning the ii· legality of offering a bribe as well as ac- cepting aame. Kuyper replied that both actions are lllegel. ea_. ezplallled ~was refor- rlng to "the characltt of potential bJcl· ders." The Mlle Square agricultural lease ~ troversy surfaced last month when it was disclosed that George Mural, a Fountain Valley farmer who bu leased lbe 113 acres for more lbao four years, allegedly had been asked to poy $10,000 to benefit an unidentified poliUcal figure. , Westminster Mayor Derek McWhlnney and Planning Comml!.sion Chairman Tad Fujita were arraigned .in Superior Court last T!111rsday oo charges of grand theft, bribery, consplracy and oollcltlng the commission o( a crime in coonection with the agricultural Jease. SUperviaor Bober! Ballin today ...,. llnued to urge ·that the acreoge ho planted In gra" for the uae of the plhiJc. Ula motion 1•11ed !or, lack of 1 second.' • and llwr'a"/iiolkiii au~ -ooJlclli;." _ lion of the bids puaod H wtlb Batiiii 'dissenting. Kenneth Sampson, Director of Harbon, Beaches and Parks, said it would COit. $600 to $1,200 an acre to carry out Bat.- tin's rlan. Following the 4-1 vote, Baker aald, ••statements have been made today in· reference to the character of Gec;lrge-· Murai. Rather than censure, I th1nk be should be commended for bis actlODI in reporting to and working with Jaw en-· foreement officials." ,Balcer lald It WU ohvlOUI from - repcrts lhlt Mural had cooperated In every W.•Y with the District Attorney'I office In bringing the alleged brlh<ey at- tempt to the Grand Jury, Casper's, wh!> made the origlnol Inquiry to County l;ounseJ Kuypor oo tho character of tile bidden, aoUI ho wu not · permally aware of the testimony baton. the Grand Jury, bul would study lbol testimony before the new lease or leases were awarded. College Trustee Released on Bail Saddlebaclt Community College trusteo Alyn BrlDl!OD, l1TtSled lut -k on · charges of bookmaking and extortion, was released from Orange County Jail lat• Friday alter posting $25,000 bond. Brannon, 40, or santa Ana, wu ar- rested Monday hy Newport Beach vice investigator Jolm Simon when he allegect.. ly attempted to collect a $2,800 gomhllnc · debt. Pollet and the district attorney's office charge Brannon and an unidentlfled aeo· compllce with operating a $25,oot a week gambling operation for the past three years. Officerm charge the trustee witb taking bets on bone raciIJa, buketball, haoeball, and other sports. THE NAME OF THE GAME . • • Thero is o common proctlce of privotw laber.ng in ll!o c.trpet industry. L • r 9 • dop1od111wrt stores, choin atom, ond controcton ot now froch hove fictitious ·...,,.. on tho somplos so thot tho customen c.tnnot Hsil): shoP. bronc! name priceL · c...tom.n slioppln9 It our store find tlio price of NC~ quality prominently feotunrcl Oil tho somplo book, bocouso we ore compentivo. Also, bocoU.. we feel tho CUJI011•t hos 1 right lo mow w!i.t he Is buying, we ne-Chonge ll!o name on o Nmplo book. The namo of fhe 911116 is integrity, ALDEN'S ,-'----r.'A·RfE IS e DitA'PE 1663 Placelllfa AYI. COJTA MIS~ '4Ml31 HOURS: Mon, lllrv n,..,... t h S:JO-P~. t le f~ SAT. tiJO le I " c."..., ......,..._ "' Q!Tilr~ RM -:r1.• NI -.!I!: MllllWrl "'"II'"" _, IUI ..... • turflni <O!>dlilotll with I M foot -11 0.4 feet; flnt hicJt tide II t :IO I.DI. ll j hreoklng on the shore. Llloguardl Rf 1 5.; f .. t; second loW tide, S:llt p.m. II U 10 to 11 knot wind Is also I "mlaul f... f .. t; """"" blcb tide 1111:41 .... 11 U. ._ _________ "".!', ---.. ----'!""-----"!'.----------' .. • • • ,--· .. 7 •• .. Saddlehaek_ Teday'sn.al EDITION N.Y. St•e•• ~Ot 65, NO. 249, '4 SECTIONS, 42 PAGES OIW'l6E COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TEN CINTS .,_ '- Pilot Sports Editor Sees Gr~in IJranu.· By GLENN WHITE Of .... ~ ... '"" Mumt11 - A hllllllr<cl yards away from my observation position on a knoll I could ... the terror!sta bobbing In and out of donn and windows 'Of the 011ml'ic Village building where they are holding JO !Jraell Olymplc athletes and officials hostage. · !.ciol<lnr through blnoculan, I could see them dearly • . • one 'taller thao the other, wearing a turban and a light blue cloth covering his face, except for eyeboles. The olber'1 flee -pointed -•• ad be ... a ,.now llal. I - hr.w llllD 1-f llleJ would be alhw ••• orrlllldllaapr!Mlr....._ ...... be alhot • lhe ---Wiiia die.Ml &<llDc """" ad aome 15 hours hHlnl alrudy puoed -lhe temrlsta btolre Into 1-1· team chamben and llilled two -lelWoo continues to build. · 'lbe alternatives -to-be.that the temrists wlU kill the bc\llOges and then ht, killed lhemllelves·ll their demanda'for a aale air ail wllll the hostages and releaae of tmorlsl pri!oners in !Jrael ar.: not met. Ol the demads could be me~ which ...... unlikely. 'lllinl ii , the possibility the terrorists wJll ·sumnder. One camerawoman fr'Oln Madrid ·sald, ••1t11 going to-be horrible," aJ &be watch- ·ect troops dressed like athletes and car-lflnl llllJ>.Jllllchlne guns de p Io y Ing themselves OD the roof of the Israeli building. ' I uw more troops with helmets and sub-machine guns, drt:Ued m---atbletes' - warmup ouWts, nuuiluvering· in the garage area which goes under the Israeli structure. Walchlng the scene !or several hours I noticed that the temrists moved in and out of the door and window, Oecasionally ooe·o[ them would go up end down the· balcony in front of the apartment. As time moved on their movements were much more nervous appearing, however, as they darted in aDd out of • their room which ls on the floor above the ""'1 of the buOding, It's ao incredible apectacle to behold - sort of like walchlng a bomb !alllng from tho sky, waiting for it .. to land and detonate. No American athlete Ls housed near the danger area but Clay Evans of Hun. tington Beach, on the canadian team, is about 80 yards away. ·However, be seems safe enough too because a row of buildings is between his edifice and that where the hostages are. A giant crowd surtOUDdllll Cllt -11 quiet ••• the village la qulel. A ... of people carrying a 1 l 1 a ,...., .. Olympic G,_" with 1 star of - on it marched peaceably anuJd t~• · arta in early afternoon. • Meanwhile the Olympics are ~· \Vord is that competition wflJ nat be resumed until arter the problem w· let· tied. But o! course II II enda In luJlher violence the Games may well be ~ • eel ed. · · • ra error1ze Ill ICS Strike Vote echeduled 4 .-~-·---·------- By Teache:rs Golden Boy Mark Spitz · FlieiHome--, Teachers In the Tustin . Union High School Diatcict will vote · '11ll.U'Sday on wbether to strike or lake other action on lhe first day o! school in prolesl o! War!es and worl<lnr i:ondlllDns. A general lnform&Uonal · meeUng for . "41chers will take place w..iqnday at 18:30 a.m, at University High School in 11iine, Jim WobaiJ, president of the ~ Secondary Teachers .woc1atld11, aald today .. ,Scliool hegilll M.onday. <The 'VOla on 1 poll Including ..,,era! 01>' ~ will . take place at_ae(iarale lunch- eons a~ each of ihe lour district h I g h · acbool1 Thursday, be said. · Weban, a math teacher at Mission Vi~ jo High School, aald teachers are upset atout the 3.1' percent salary increase granted by lru!tees lul July. They say It if too low. 'Ibey ... also concerned about the nine-period day at MJ.ssion Viejo High lhil !all, he added. The regular aeven-period teachlng day bu ~· ettended becauoe of crowded oondiliona. Tbe board last week reinstated lhe top 1lep on the teachers lllary schedule, which grants a 1433 r.J.se lo teachen wj_th 11 years esperlence. Last July .IMYtl 'votad to _allow the annual raise Of 1433 only up to tiiOIWefflli year. · "It bas changed lo a more equitable aituatlon " Wehan said, 11but we defi.nlt~ ly'feel the need to take some action." 'pther activities the teachers wlll vote on Thursday may include refusing to do '1dn-pa1d duty after school, lob~ying •I local houBlng· tract offices and keeping adm.lnistraUve reports' until the final minUte due, Weben sal4. The results o! the poll will be complied Friday by teachers anoclatlon olficers. Air Cal Plans No More Flights Despit.e Ruling : ·A Public uiilllles CommJ.saion · (l'UCl juung allowing Air Calllomli to provide local !leJ'Vlce between <>range County Airport and Ontario Intematlonal will not meen addijlonal Olgbts out of the county ·i.cm1y. · ·Aviation director Robert Bresnahan sold today the PUC authority merely mearui "Air Cal will be allowed to .. n tkkell on lts leg to ontarlo." .u;1 ,.,._ .. SotltAllr' J!)ClillllRUNS l'AST SCtNE P,P. 'l'.lllOR IN 'MUNICH · 1n'Olyinplc"'111Iitt; Artb:rerrorlun· Loay.Two lsrM1i1.Doad ' . . ' . . . ' ' . World Voices Indignation Over ·Shooting in Munich By ne uo•Cell l'rtsl e!UaUon llllOlll the -les of all the cl · world." American offl~l•. ·e 1. p r • "" d tn-dignaUon today al lhe Arab lerrorlsl et· 'lbe """'tary-general's statement was ,..t to lhe 13Z U.N. memben, i..t GD Ole-~~ Jaam. Senate Majority Leader M I k e 7'I 1M wes1em··Wbl1t~-1n-San Mansfield (!>Mon~) told the Senaie the Clemente, '.J>reildeDtt ~ 'thiW.gb a crime is HreprebensibJe and outrageous." spotesmin. , •~reuid,' •,•a ...,.. of deep Senate Mlriortty Leader Hugh Scott (1\- ootrage" a~t the,ku\hiA· , Pa.), called ii "vile end barbaric." Pre!ldentlal preu, ...n\ary R!nald L 'SeCretary of' State William P. Rogers zte,· ~ ·181!1 r N\lao , WU 'up early 111d ls!ued a stalemenl expressing "profound following the ~ elose)y. Tbe sorrow and seme of horror at the callous, President' conferred Wf!li Heni1 -A. KiJ!. ou:_i;:i~ a~t said the Arsh )nger, his principal foreign alfalrs ad-terorJ.sJ.s .are "ouUaws, b r i g a n d s , Witt, CID the matter, 7Jegler aaid. n.urderera and an intolerable affront lo . Tbe press aecretary added that Nixon IOdety ... · aald--he did DOI -how the IUIDDler Sj>eaking (or lbe department, Charles gr.mes could be conUnued ·unut lbe w. Bray said the United States is making hostages -roleued. Sen. George M c G 0 v e r n , lhe e'ltt'f effort available to It to fmd an Jm. ~·~•·• sa1• mediate IOlutloJr to the aituation. Democnt.lc .-.-qomlnee, "' Sargent Shriver aent a telegram to "I am slcbiled by Ibo' outrage ' • • Thal Avery Brundqe, president o! the Olym· •rmilall band·~-!"'!'lddilrupl a le Comml • pageant Illar had brouglll the enUre P ttee, aaymg "I share the bopea Ip ~ "' ._._._.,_)a •••-of all Americans for the safety o! the wot loi -··-.aome-• · •-·"· ot •· •··-held ~-'that sYDiliollillli thei.c!angerouo wmnta ---YIDP~· -· now P·~ner ,.._ -~• •-'•• " -end feel disgust that thJ.s sort ol ·ol ~ -In ·-,...,~....,, . · tt lntemaU-·' cr1m had ' UDlted•Natlonl Secreia1y~fKurt ' ou ageous -e · • · ,..., I ... -'-~ ol the become IO familiar in recent years. · . .Wil<lllelm •--Oii-.·-· "II ·J.s-doubly'lrlgic that the temrista !melt hostages held by·Anb·temrlats. pi·•-' the Olymp1·c games to commit Walilh<lm termed lhe· act "daat.ardly" ~ and· &aid lt wu, "the more ~ for (See llEAtTION, Pa1e Z) having taken '™"'' al Ole Olynipl• By HUBERT MJZEJJ, AaMClat.111 '"'"* SMrts Wrtltl' MUNICH -Mark Spitz, the Olympie Ge.mes' golden boy, flew home to CalllomiJ ahead of schedule today In the wake o! terrorlsl ~ttacb on Israeli team members. 0 A:I a human being and as a Jew.'' said the swimmer ·.who won a_ record seven gold medals. "I am . shocked-and aaddened by the outrigeou1 act In Olym- piC "1Jap. • / · ,.. · .The ZZ.year'old; lndiena· lJnlversity graduate packed· !>la """"" gold awJm. ming medals anil detllrted Olympic VU· !age a fow bburs aller lhe Anba stormed the nearby maell Cloi'!nl!Oiy. He .,.;, .. under guan! becauoe .of his prominence and because be J.s Jew. Spitz held a 40-minute news conference at the Olympic press center and then was escorted by Gmnan Army bodyguards lo a televbion studio, to a downtown hotel aod then to the airport. "Mark left a lllUe ahead of schedule," said Sherm Chavoor, mill!orilire owner ol Arden Hiils Swim Club in C&nnlchae~ Calli. "He just felt II WU the best thing in view of what was going on. '1 Chavoor is Spitz' personal coach and ii acting u the Ol11DPfe hem'a bualnesJ adviser now that the way is cleared for Mark to turn protesa!MAI "I swam compeUtivdy for tbt tut thne In Monday night's· 400 medley relay," Spitz: said ... Now I'll try to relax and think about what I've done." . Skinny Dipping OK'd in Germany WlESBADEN, Germany (AP)-Women and men are getting a chance to swim In the nude al the municipal baths ol thJ.s ele«ant spa each Monday night. The city w1ter worka board endorsed by 17 to 1 1 vote by regular vilitor1 recenUy lo throw open the bath lo nud-· tsts. Almo!lt 70 percent of those asked were ln favor of nude bathing. Pmhiblted will be owlmmlng trunks, bathing suits, and chlldren under 11. Youths from 14 to 18 are admitted when ac<ompenled by adults. 1ame1, J ~~ ~t 1GOe Of ~'1 'oldest' rend noblest ' ellorts J to loller frlelldal\IP• · \llderstaJJdlPr .. and , ,_,... . ., ' ! • • ' L. ~~ Tollef~~ " Services Held ·Protest Ended POW Bracelet Ruling Fought Brtsnallan esplalned thal the Newport Beach bu<:d carrier preoenUy operates -itrvlce between San Jose and S.crame:n- 10 encl Orang• County. The plane then J.s ferried passengerlesa to 0 n t 1 r l o to ,,..... the mum !leJ'Vice. With the PUC ruling, Air Calllomil Funerll, oertlcto ...,. ....tiletod· In may now charge Ill per pmon for the 1-Beach today for La,,,_.. E. lie-Tbe !'UC noted no other air carrier ~ .. 1ormor -. ..ice. LANSING, Mkh. (UPI) .,.. A Marine lance corporal wbo •wore a priloner ol war bractlel to "slpifJI'' his proleot a(alnst the war In Southeast Aslt aay1 be bu been ordered to take ii of!. -llmllar ...,µ,,,, . inSldeGI • for' admlnlltratlon of the :'";.-.ban noted 1o1r ca1 1s llmltad to .ilcDonDoll Dooi!!lal -eom. on 1ver1p o1 2U lllP!a per day In llld -wllo dlod Friday. Michigan Gov, WWtam G. Mllllk111 lllllOUllCld on Yooday that the Marine, who w11 not ldenlill<d, had written the g-complalnln( that his ...,. mandin( olflcer made him remove the POW ~et. .·~ ! "1 I ' , ' ...:cl ·'> ,., U'I ,.._.. .. SLAIN BY ARABS lorHll Cooch Weinberg Woman· Screams, Runs From Home, Shot to Death By JACK t11APPELL Of .... DlllY ...... lllft A Laguna Beach woman wu !hot and ldll~ early this morning ~ she ran screamlng from her residence at 121 Wave Streel Laguna .>ollce arrested the woman'1 alleged boyfriend, Tbomu Brad!ord McCutcben, 50, of Dana Polnt OD murder charges. Oificen reported Mc:Qrtcben waa focnd lying beside the crumpled body ol the dead woman. A gun thougbno be the one·used1n the slaying lay it her bead, Sgt. Neil Purcell aald today. Police withheld Identification of the vldlm pending notification of ne1t of kin. The woman was abot at least once in the head, police said. Neighbors reported hearing two or lbree shots !Ired during the incident at about 6:50 a.m. today. . An intensive search wu under way by officers early tbia morning to locate the missing slugs. The woman was the chief cos· metologl!I• at Bushard 's Pharmacy in Laguna lkach. "I'm just sick, she was one of the finest perlOnl I've ever met," Steve Marlin, pharmacy l'lUUUller, said. The women had been an employe o! Bushard'• since March of th1a year. The weapm. believed to have been used (See SLAYING, Pap I) Girl Escapes - Serious Injury In Boat Mishap A U.year-old El Toro girl DlM'OWly escaped !rom ..nous injury during the weelcend In I boating accident that iJ being lnveatlgaled today by Orsnge County Sherllr1 officers. , DepuUeo Aid Theresa Ann Horabln, 251U Sielnway Clrcle, was car.oeing with Iler ll1~. Corinne Rllpoi, l.l, of 1145 Anaheim . Annue, Coate Mesa, et the t,ete Par.it Swim 1 and Tennis CICb .lake when lhelr triff wu deliberotely ram- med by a poddl(wbeei boat oPtrated i>y thret teenaged boys. · - ' . Israel Team Being Held ' . ·ny:Gunmen MUN!t11 (Al'l - A wave o! terrorism enr.u lled the Olympic Gamel today. Arab commandos invaded the l!l'aell team•a quarten, tilled a wrestling coach and took about a dozen Jews boatage against demands for the release of Arabs seized in lsr1el. German police prepared lo shoot II out with lhe lnvaden, The pmes were 1111pended al leut until Wedneedl1-altemoon. The ltn'orlats, COrTylq aubmachlne guns, clilpbed lhe f-of Olympic Vlllap and 1"lnl Into the !lraella' q""1efl In ~ini -. The dud coach, MOlhe W•inbarf~waa a lonw llrleli w1'Jllllnc champion. The Bavarian Interior Miolltry ... nounced that a -d man had been klll- ed but an Olymplca apoke:nnan said laler: ''All we can conflnn now ls that one men has been ktlled and bis body recovered. Il there is a second body Jn the tiou..e, we won't know it for sure until police are able.to.enter it." One hostage was known to be aerioualy lf'ounded, 1uthorlties said. The terrorists set ont1 Um.it for acUcn on their demands, then other deadlines as German offlcla ls frantically carried on negotlaUorui:. ShorUy belore a 5 p.m. deadline, two men with hands tied were pushed tnto View at a second floor window of the !Jraell quarters. A guerrilla could he seen In a lop.floor window-of the three-story buUding with a aubmachinegun and 1 bend grenade. Another man ln khaki and 1 whlte aalari hat sloood guard at the lron1 en- trance. A German official approached to speak to the guerrilla. The man shook his head violenily. "No." Police armed with rifles and sub- machine guns and wearing bullet-proof vests 1tood by. Two tanks had been ca.1i. ed up. 1be Arabs -five men with charcoal~ blackened faces -announced the rest of the Israelis would be shot if 200 Arab ter- roriltl held in Israel were not released. The games went on for several hours, then were suspended. All athletes were invited to a memorial 1ervice Wednesday morning. A 1pokesman for the organizing committee Wd he wu not sure whether the games would conUnue. after the memorial. An official announcement said: (See TERRORISTS, Pqe Z) Oruge c.ue·, Wea tiler Variable cloudiness J.s on Ibo agenda !or Wednesday, with a allgbt chance o! showers In lhe mountain areas, according to lhe wealherlady. Highs at the beaches wiU be In the low IOI rising to • Inland. Lowa tonight around a. INSIDE TODAY New lrvffte poltctmni art 'jd. l•Q IM pull•' of !/lffr ...., -m1'"''" iK an tflorl to dfWr. mtn1 1Ptdflc crime c o n cf" o r .out of Orange County Airport. '"Ibey ere Tollelaon load been emploJool by the f---_.,u,-opero~--lhe-lllall wUh.-,.,, 11$ -JIG lftd -Ill Jll'.- ,allout 21 mchts daily.• . • He ts oant...s by hit wife, ~ The Marina'• Jetter said he wu wearing.IM lraeelet "to slgnlly my pn>o tell GI the Vietnam oonlllcl, end to ....,,....t my l)'mpalhJ for all prJ.sonera of -ad thoM mlulng In action • 1 result o! that conflict." '1111-llrlCelell,--bown-11 POW-MfA bracelell.---·IOld by-.n-org1111tzat1on ol I~-who are tl~lher pflaonero of-war or mJ.sslng In action, Each O!ficers liid 'lberesa 111trered a con- <llSllOlnllll~~ boat " ahe !ell Into the lel<o and was then 1trucl> by lhe paddle o! the beal driven by the lhrto unldentuled boys. orllfe1. Sec 1 on Po I. LM. ll'l'f 1t -__ r • "We .,. llill negottallntl with Alrwest w d.,..,...., Sara, of the flmlli' hGme, · 1or a n1ni Olght a clay Jlmlt," llnlonohln 211lf El Ill-. La-H II h; aid, · ~Alice Loulle HJU ti Rwi ..... • Thal J.s 1boUt the 11U111bei' of fllrJU Beicb and Marjor1e Ana ,,,.,_ " AirwUt contributes to the avnp M Tonano, ad two IOlll, llodDoy of Sonia • ~ill jet Olghts a day lrom lhe -,_ al Jolin GI Idaho .Villi, Idaho. llnla Ana !aclUty, <>nnce Colmll'• ool1 1'bo ~ baa ~ memor1a1 . . Cll"•Mftlll alrpOrl. -•ll>ltt .. It the JIUtt ..... • ' : • lnctlot plllilnt the nama ot a Ot !nlJslnf man. t. ~-Mirlne bea IOl'tfled Marin< drtu rtgulall<>ns !otbid IC wwlq( of braceleta ill e'\oen though many olllcor1 In the com-, .... n• WK'• omce wta.r ~ »; • '"Plrhapa lllert It lull ~ t.'::: •allon bannlng bracelets, 'but otr, In tlili eue doa 'I 1"" f that cOOld be applied to the iuue!" the Marlaawro!e. . . • • • • Theresa WIO aUowed' to go home afler lrtalrneot end II rejlorl<d today to be almOll lully, 1 • e o "• r e d. Oirlnne Bupsa :wu ~rt in lhe colllllon. llepulieo blve logged the lncldent ii a ..,. GI usaull and bliller]' • I • liN:flltf • Ct!l/mla t C't tllflill II.JI ,_. " er..-. ,, Oe.:lffl ....,_ ' ••i.nt• ,... . • 111"'1....... .. ...... tt.11 ,., .... ~ ' llMJllll I \4 --IC .. __ _._. !IM•-:r:.::.::-•• = --- 2 DAILY PILOf IS Nixon Deplores Games Viol.ence J>residenl NI""' t<ICloJ In 11aA Qenenlt ''up Lill I -of deep outn .. • ,,..,. Ille 1bootJni el two rsr..ns by Arab .....,.was. Presidential press • e c re t 1 r y 'R<loald Ziofl!er, speaking to newamtn al the Western Whit& HOUS< shortly btlore a 24-hour suspension of the games was air nounctd1 said Nltaa wu keeping a clo8e watcll on lbe altutloo. "The Prtsldent 0 b •lo u 1 I y deplores it," Ziegler said. i•He doesn 't see how the games can corr tlnue unUI thll ii resolved." He said Nixon wu informed of Ille shooting of the_ coach llfd · the kidnaping of nine memben of the Israeli team by lfenry Ktalnger, the President'• chief foreign affail'I adviser. Board Expansion Plan Gtt8 Study At Saddlehack · A Us! o! argumentl In !&Nor of ·ex· panslon o! !be Saddleback Community College District board will be considered -by trustees at 8 o'clock tonight. The expansion plan would split the present Trustee Area 5 into three areas, enlarging the board from five to seven members. The argumenta will be submitted to the coWJty Registrar of Voters to be included in sample ballots received by ·1otera in a<rvance Of the Nov. 7 general elections. Expansion of the board required ap- provll o! a simple majority of voters within the district. Also to be· considered by trustees are· -tbe·following-lteml: - · -Approval of a contract with the RanchO Santiago Community College for computer service for the upcoming achoo! year. -Adoption of a board policy relallng to the right of stu~enta to make speeches on campuJ. wear buttons and distribute leaflet.. '!be meellng will be held In the district board room. 28000 Marguerite Parkway. ~alifornia ! ops On Labor Dav ~ . -. .~t Road Death List By United Prea1 laternattonlll Tra!flc deaths tbrougbout the nation on the Labor Day holiday were just over 600, a fmal tabulation 1howed today. The National Safety COuricil had e!tlmated that between 5lll Ind 680 persons would die on the hlgbwa)'I during the 71-hour weekend beginning at mid- night Friday. The f i n a I United Press International count ahowed 602 deaths. A breakdown: Trame 191 lln>WlllD1 60 Plant1 II Olben. 56 Total m When tbe count was concluded at noon todal", ~--' h.o w~_d 49 traffic deaths,--NeW York 42. Texas 38, Michjgan 26, Dllnois 25. Hawaii, the Dh1trict of Columbil anJ Wyoming reported none. From Pagel REACTION ... their »ealled 'political' crime. The Olympic games are games of peace. They are games for sportsmen and sportsloven everywhere. Politics -to say nothing of political murder -has no pl·· -::r. In these g:ime s." ORAN•I COAST IS DAILY PILOT TMor.,.. COM! DAILY ,.llOl, wifh wtlld\ '' cornb1M11 flll H .... ~ It M!llh_, bY ftl4I Ofltftll Co.st Pllbllllllnf comi.nr. s.., ni. "'"'-.,. 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""" • ••ww•J -"""' ""'"' _. ..... ,,........... . --=-· ... -Ct'""""9. ... •• ...,... .,. .. ..... .,, ... ....,, p .1• ~' ""'""" JI IF 1 ....... fNll\ftltr. , . -' President Ends Coast . Vacaiioning Pmld<!lt Nixoo left )he Or•fll!• coast today after 11 days of l>u.sy pre.campaign activity WfiicJt lncluded several rallie11, a trip to Hawall and 1 tri>n~porclt preu C.'Ol'Jftttnce a~ La casa Pacifica. .. l"'ilw Police im. '-ltt-pOllce-. CoolA -=-wlpod .. rm. ·d '"°'· crinie IDll -,..._ la tbe di)' ol. Imm, nplocllr !be ~ ol tbe °""''" County Sherlll'• U.parl-.... 1 and !be C.llfornla Bi1~way Patrcl. Tiit following are the new . ttlephone ~umben to be used to contact a pollceman in Irvine. EMERGENCY83W251 Before the Spirit of ia touches down late today in Washington, D.C., however, the President wjll httve made a major stopover in San Francisco for a blstoric parka: dedication, turning ovu thousands · or acres of federal property in the Bay Area for public UJe. POLICE INFORMATION 13(. ~33. The Irvine Police substation ts located Jn the University Fire Sta· lion at Campu's Drive and 1.ee Street, near UC Irvlne and Town Center. This latest trip to San Cletnente was far from a standard working vacation. Instead of the customary daJly trips to the beach tbe !>resident used hll time weaving the fabric of his reelection cam- paign. /FromPqel TERRORISTS • • "The Olympic peace was broken by a murderous attack by criminal terrorists. . The entire civilized world condemns this HighllghU of the visit included major announcements on Vietnam troop cuts, promiles to end-the dra!t by July-ol 1973 and several attack! at campaign posi· lions of Sen. George McGovern . barbaric act with disgwit. Despjte the glut of presidential. "In respect for the victims and in anx- business through the stay, it was the iety over the fate of the still·beld beginni_n, of the visit that will leave the hostages, the events of ttµs afternoon will most lasting imprint on the Orange be suspended. The competitions under Coast In the first-ever public reeeption for way will be completed. the Presi~ent be l d at jhe Western "The International Olympic Committee White House compound, the President and the Olympic Committee (of West arrived amid a cheering throng of 15,000 Germany) will participate, together with persons or more. the Olympic participants, in a memorial Traffic jams and congestion ac· service for the victims tomorrow at 10 compa.nied the rally sponsored by the o'clock in the Olympif Stadium. This county committee for Nixon'• re-elect ion service should make clear the Olympic and a chant that seema certain to be idea is stronger than terror and heard throughout the campaign was tried out for the first time on a gra~roots violence." level : "Four More Years!" The ·terrorists' original deadline for a Today's departure comes after about meeting of their demands was noon, later three days of rest at La Casa Pacifica extended to 2 p~m. end $iJ1.m. where the President only held one official The Arabs evidently bad boxes of ex· function. ed plosjves to use in efforts to enforce their Late Monday afternoon N1aon pla• ~-_,_ ... _ . ~ ueman\U ... host to about tOO"Tnember1-ofibe travel~Sjjiti;".WliO-won 8 ieeofdltvfn- ing press corps whose members will be gold medals In the games, flew home. accompanying the ~ef ~xecuUve when Spitz, a Jew, was moved out of the his campaign gets mto high gear early village to a Munich hote! as a safety next month. precaution, but later deeided to· return to The President said be would hold off on the United States. heavy campaigning until early October to A police lieutenant told AP cor· give himself a chance . to try a Ja s_t· respondent Will Grimsley that there was minute push to ·obta.IJ:t passage. 1n a plan to storm the Israeli headquarters Congress of several key pieces of leg1sla· if the s p.m. deadline passed without tion which have bogged down for months. . · . Until 'then, Nixon plans to make only resolution .of the issues. Ar~.tanks were day trips and an occasional weekend pulled up ~n ~t of the lxiild1ng. . jaunt on the campaign trail. The police heutenant said 38 police While campaign fever already was evi· volunteers were ready to carry out the dent during this trip, Nixon'• next stay at pJan of attack. La Casa Pacifica will probably come Small groups of d~nstrator.s Wide when the Chief Eexecutive returnsi to-and outside the Olympic vWaa:e called CalHornia for a major campaign tour in for the games to be baited. his home state. . About 50 young_peop~ marched among , . ·"" th,,. lftllllog qw~1 outalde the village Purse SnatChers ~et Opal Ring . . In Iriine Case ' A team of teenage thieves snatched a purse containing an opal ring valued at $110 rrom an .Irvine woman Monday night. Mrs. Mavis Whitewell, 17892 Butler Lane. told Irvine police officers she had just crossed the Airporter Inn parking lot when a barefooted young man, dressed only in blue jeans, grabbed her purse. She said he was accompanied by another youth and two girls who had been following her ln the parking lot with . a dark blue car. They used the same car to escape into the Irvine Industrial , Complex. . ln addilion to the diamond chip en· crusted ring, Mrs. Whitwell reported the loss of three credit cards and a wallet containing one cent in cash. Mrs. Whitewell told police she and her hu~hand are staying at the Alrporter Inn until their new home in Irvine is finished. Glider Pilot Killed SAN DlEGO (AP) -A gtider pilot was killed when his craft crashed into a hilltop in a rural area southeast of here. A coroner's deputy said John A. Otis, 43, of Bonita, was dead at the scene Monday. with banners reading "Stop sport. tL~ 'l!heY-1-91r11-, in English "We Shall Ov.ercome.·~ the sqng of the U.S. civil r•gh!,s movem'ent iq the 1960s~ . The song wu beard coming from groups of athletes inside the village, too. Ooe aim of the Olympics is to foster llJ.. ternational understanding. . Chancellor Willy Brandl called a meetlllg of the West German Cabinet, 1 then flew to Munich' fron1 Bonn to supervise in the negotiations. Brandt appealed to ell Arab nations to do everything Ibey could to help achieve safe release of the hostages. Fr0111PGfJel SLAYING ... 1J:i the shooting wU identified as a smaU , bore automatic pistol. · Police and sheriff's G e p a r t m e n t criminal investigators barricaded the 100 bk>ck (If Wave Street during the in· vestigation. The victim apparently ran from the side door _of her residence alO'ng a sidewalk and down the apartment's driveway, then crossing the street. The bod:; was found on the front lawn · of 136 Wave St .. a distance of about 60 yards from her doorway. The swipect was placed under arrest after Sgt. Purcell and Detective Gene Brooks arrlv~ at the 1cene. He had been taken -"by Patrobnan William Heiden and locked in the rear seat of a patrol car after being found at the scene, Sgt. Purcell said. Sea Temperature Down -But So Are the Waves 11)' STEVE MITCHELL 01 1M Diii¥ ,, .. , lllff The surf is just fair and the \VC!tcr ts do'i''llright cold along the Orange Co~t. a('('(lrding to various lifeguard reports. Swells from the south are still ccming in but the trc:ipical storm !hat is generating them is slowly dying off the coast of Baja. A surprise current is pushing 60 degree waters at coa11' beache's, keeping the crowds out or the water and forcing board surfers Into their winter wetsuits. The new south swell should warm up the waters within a few days. ~BT BEACH.. Clplaln Bud• Belshe reporta !alrly rood set. at Ille pier, with WIVQ bre1kifll! ·Jn !be 4-f foot • range. "It's crowded down here rlght • now, but I ei:pect that t.bll wind will chase some 'of tblm out of the .water,: later thlJ momtna1"1be Aid.\ HUNTINGTON lJE!Cll "1>ot1i poor surfing conditlom with a W loot wavts breaking on the lltore. Ll!.,..rdt say 1 10 to 15 knot wind Js also • 0 minU5 fac-' tor" at the pit< and the Huntington cliffs area. LAGUNA BEACH lifeguards give !be best report o! !be area, citing J.4 foot WBV~S with, ~ ~hape. at all Laguna SURFING Summer'72 111Jr!fr41POtl. Tbe eooJ WI~ jemperature-if. nOt keeping !be board and ·body surfen "11 ol the watei, elt\>U. • l·~.AM CLEMENTE ..P,rta H fool •fl llh 1a1r to rood shape •. ' IUtt's the tide 1C09P fer W~: Tbe llrot low tlclO WW be'ai l :ifeJll. 11 0.4 !eet; firot high Ude It ,,,311 ..... II $.! foet ; -low lldo; l :ot p.& II U ,1 .. 1; 9t<Olld hJ&ll Ude al 1:411 p.m. 11 U. .. I -· McGovem Welcomed In Seattle SEA'M'LE (AP) -Sen. ~ McGovern, proclalmina his spirit revived and his hopes high after a bollterous welcome to tbe Pacific Northwest, ~ today for federal belp to create 25,0llO new Jobt at tbe Boelnf Company by ~ vidlng cleaner and quieter engines for commercial jet.. McGovern, who voted 11ainst the N1a- on Adminl1tratlon's proposal for a federally subsidized 'sllpenonlc transport to be built ·largely by Boeinr. said tbe new prOgram could be financed from on- ly "a small share" of $9 billion in ftCellt-- ly granted corporale tax rtllef. "The cleaner engine wo,.tld also im· prove the environment," tbe Democratic presidential nominee uit 1 ln remarks prepared :<t a visit to a food dlstrlbution warehouse set up to feed unemployed persons here , many from Boeing. More 'han 5,000 cheering supporters greeted McGovern outside his downtown Seattle hotel Monday night after his ar· rival from enthusiastic receptions at Labor Day rallies and picnics in Ob.io and California. j'My spirit is revived, my hopes are high ," McGovern tole. the predominantly youthful crowds, declaring that though polls show him far behind, "I'm ready for the uphill fight against Richard Nixon and I think we're going to win that fight." As in his other speeches Monday, the crowd especially cheered McGovern's in~ creasingly aggressive attacks on Presi~ dent Nixon and his most prominent Democratic backer, former Texas Gov. John B, COnnaUy. At every stop -Barberton and Chip. ptwa Lake, Ohio. and Pleasanton, Calif. -McGovern lit into Nixon's Labor Day 014 DUTY .fN IR,YlN' Pollet Offlotr H191n Officer H11gen Fullerton Grad Among the men in blue In Irvine II Bruce Hagen. Hagen, a veteran of three YNl'I with the C"Mlta Mesa Police Department is among tbe 10 full time officm assigned to duties in the county's newest city. Hagen is a graduate or Fullerton Junior College and has experience both as a desk and patrol officer. His off-Outy interests range from sportscars to bicycling and handball. Since Friday, the Irvine Police Depart.. ment bas patrolled Irvine Wlder terms of a contract with neighboring Colla Mesa. statement that the Nov. 7 e1eetion pits ·. ad\'ocates of a ~.wel!are ethl~" with ad-£'on et .r.1y.mp:n1is vacates of a werk ethic -such--&S-__,!,.1---=-~-~-VJ.: -"'1' himself. "Mr. Nixon ls for the work ethic on T ke S tl' ht Labor Day but he's for unemployment a po ig the rest of the 'year," the Democratic nominee told a predominantly youthful crowd of 2,000 at a labor-sponsored fair at Pleasanton, outs.Ide Oakland. When he referred to the Democrats for Nixon group beaded by Connally, a chorus of boos erupted from the crowd. "That's the way 1 feel about them, too," Mt:Govern said. Later, in an interview with local teJevision reporter1, McGovern linked Connally with AFJ,C!O President George Meany, who , ii allting out. !be election while attacking both President Nlzon 400 McGovern. "I don't think !bat eltber Mr. Meaity or Mr.t-Gonnally or-otliren-wbo 'til!nlly -vole Democratic, but this ye&r bave<taken a walk,· I do11't think . tbey,'re .going to decide the election," McGovern said. He criticized Meany,'s state~t that he ls an "apologist" for the Communist bloc as "total nonsense" and said "I don't think the American people believe it." . After the morning visit to the 1'Neighbor.s in Need" central food distribution warehouse, McGovern plan· ned to fly to Portland, Ore., for a visit to a .senior adult center in suburban Gresham. In remarks prepared for that stop, he tbarged that the ~i:J:on Administration has Ignored problems of the aging and c~lled for a ·mOnthly minim~ social security payment of 1150 ~ l~e 1ged, blind and dlsabled Anlericlllll!; pledged to propose a complete ' pep~on reform pro- gram if elected; and called for national health insurance. After hUi Oregon appearance, McGovern's schedule called for a flight ,to lA>s Angeles for some tel~ision m. terviews and an evening rally. He plans to spend tonight ln Los Angeles. MUNICH -Two orange c.oast area athletes and the Ametican water polo team's aooexation of a bronze medal at the XXlh Olympic Games are In the newa today wllh DAILY PILOT Sporta Q5e9 -MUNICH ~ 19.72 -~ ---~----- Editor.Glenn Wbtle on tberc&-ci!'Cli troubled games, San Clemente'sFatty JOini;o. qualllled for a eemlfina1a berth -in the women'• 100-meter hurdles and Newport Beach's Andy Weigand is scheduled fQr repecbage competition in canadill. doubles kayak action. The polo squad, coached by· Huntington Beach's Monte Nitzkowski. won the first medal in 40 years at the Olympics. Included on tbe polo• team II NeWffOr1 Beach's Eric Lindroth. For details see While'• stories on page 16. Youth Dies in Crash In Sand, Dune Area SAN LUIS OBISPo (AP) - A !!>-year- old Oxnard youth wu kllled when a dune buggy in whlcb be was riding at the Nipomo Sand Dunes noaedlved over a dune with a 20-foot droJ><i!f, officers say. A California lllghway Patrol ll)>Okesmon Identified the vlctlm Sllllc1ay u , Louil Pereditto. ' "' BUlsAsked For Land In Val1£y By JACK 8ROBACK Of ... l»ll't' """ ltlff • Orl!lie ·County Superviac>n today call· eel far bldl on qricu!tural II'" of 213 acm of Mlle Square Rtglonal'ParlL The • land Is Involved In the current btfbery charges brought a g a i n s t two Westmlnster city officials. SUpervlsor David L. Baku inoved ap- pr6val o!tbe propoaaJ by Stanleytcrause. director ol m! property •rvice~ • to aollclt bldl on three pan:els with ·tht pr .. vlllon !bat an over..U• bid would be accepttbl• lthiihe• tball·tbe tOtals ef.the blghest bids for· the three. • ' • . Bids will be 9P0ned S.pt. !;. . Diseusslon precedinf !be vote Included quesUons !rom SUpervlsor Ronlld w. Caspers of Newport Beacll to County Counsel Adrian Kuyper co~rnlng the 1~ legality of offering a bribe as well as ac- cepting same. Kuyper replied that both actioru: are illegat. Caspers eJplained that he wa1 refer- ring to "the character of potential bid· ders." · . The Mile Squartlagrlcultural ltoe C<!lj-: troversy sw:faced ast ,monU-. when it w~ disclosed that George Mural, a fOUlltain Valley !armer who bas leased the 213 acres for more than four yeara, allegedJy had been asked to pay '10,000 to benefit an unidentified political figure. Westminster Mayor Derek McWhiMey and PlaMlng Commi!sion Chairman Tad Fujita were arraigned · in Superior Court last Thursday on charges of grand theft, bribery, conspiracy and soliciting the com mission of a crime in conn~tion wJth the. agricultural lease. fl Supervisor Robert Battin today corr tinued to urge that the acre.age bl planted In grass for tbe use o! the pubU.:... His motion failed . for lack of a aeconcl, • ~na ~<r·1_inotl@ .a.~ so..!f~!~ __ _ tion Qf the bids passed 4-1 with Battin dissenting. · . - Kenneth Sampson, Dir~or of Harbor" . Beaches and Parks, said it would COit'. $60:> to $1,200 an acre to carry out Bat:::• tin's rlan .. Following the 4-1 vote, Baker said;· "Statements have been made today ill' reference to the character of George-· Murai. Rather than censure, I think he should be commended for his actions iQ1 • reporting to and worklhg with law e.Do- forcement officials." Baker aald it was obvious from nen... repor1S that Murai bad co0perated U. every way with the District .Atlornty'o. office !n brlngil}g the alleged brl~ at.- tempt 1o tbe ~JOO Jury. , Caspers. who made the original lnquln' to COun\y 't:.Jii¥! 1'liYP<Jl '!hi!, character of the bidders, said be ~ nOt. penahally aware of !be le!tlmony bef ... 1 the Grand Jury, but would ll~dy tbal testimony before the new lease or leases. were awarded. College Trustee Released on Bail . ' , Saddleback community cou.,. tniat•. Alyn Br11ml91'o arretled laal week Oil · charges o! bookmaking and mortloii.. was released !rom Orange County Jail. late Friday alter DOSllna !15,0llO tiOnd. • Brannon, 40, ol Sanfa ~. W'5 tlll- rested Monday by Newpoi:t Beach vlca. invesUgator John Simon when he !1llegect:. Ty attempted to colleet a $2,800 gamtillng : debt. Police and the dislrlct attorney'• office ,.. charge Brannon and an unidentified ac> • compllca with operating a 1211,0llO a weelj~ gambling operation for !be past three years. Officers charge the trullee witb taking bets on horse racing, basketball, basebal~ ~ oilier sports. THE NAME OF THE GAME . I l There ;, a common practice of prlvato lobetinq in tht , ' I CMpet industry. la r 9 • doparmont ~ chain .tores, and contracton at ntw tracts hove fictitious names on 1111 samples '° that tht customen connot tuily shop bral,ICI name prices. Cudom111 slioppln9 et our store find !lie price of Meli quality prominently featured on the 11mple bool, because W!I are compatitlvo. Also, beciiuse we fNI the ....... ,,.r hu a. right lo I.ow what ho ;. buying, wt never chanqo tht name on • . . somplt book. The ...,.. of the game is intocJrity. ALDEN'S " . " • i . ; ' .. • " " -~ARIE'l'S-e-DRAPES·---r - 1663 ..,.~ ,..,.. COSTA MISA 64Mnt HOURS: MM!-"'"' 11\-,,. fd0-1'111-',. •.-SAT.,,..., "' I. .... ~ t . I • . • I 7 l' • • · B11ittingtou B~ae~ Fountain Valley • N.'Y. Ste±• Y<>r. is. NO. 249, '4 SECTIONS, 42 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1972 TEN C9flS ' • . P~lot Sport# Editor See~ Grina Dranaa . By GLENN Wll!Tli The other'1 1-wu pointed black , , a Ill• l1r ult "1th. the hostqea aod DaUr p ............... and ho -1 _,,_ bat I ~-rod ..i.u. of teJTOrist prisonen In Israel lllUNJCll .:. A bunclnd yanll away ·-· ,_. · - from m,y omervatloo poaition .., • knoll I bow much Joacer tlley -id be .u.. . . . ar' not met. <:OU!d iee the terrorlJta bobbing In and or bow much laqer their bollapl ...0Wd 0. the den>ands could be met, which out of doon and wlndowo of the ou.;~~ be 8llve u the drlml here •mlokl1 seems unlikely. VWqe bulldiJlC where Ibey II"' bofc With the -~-and .... 15 'llllrd is the poesibility the terrorisis to hrle11 Olympic athletea and olllcials boan baflnr puoec1 since the wW sumnder. hostage. tetr'Oliotl blob to · Ianel team One eamerawoman from Madrid said, Looking through blnoeulon, t ooold aee dr.tmhen and '1lJed two -· -"It's going to be horrible," aJ she watch· them clearly , • • one tllJer !but the COllltnoel to blllld. · ed troops drwed like athlete& and car- other, wearing a turban iild a l41bt blue 'Ille alteniatlvel .......i to be that the rylng JR1l>macblne guns d e p Io y I n g clot~ cov~g bis lace, except for teriwtsts will kill the bostaffl· and then ·· themaelves oo the roof ol the lsraelf eyelioles. • bo killed themselves II their demands for , building. · ·--·------'----------·--• ·~ ~1-•. I saw mo"' troops-with belmels-.nd sub-machine guno, dmsed .Jn atllletes' warmup outfits, maneuvering In the garage area which IOtl under the lsraell structure. Watdllng tba acene for several hours I noticed that the t.rroritis moved In and out of the door and window. Occasionally one of them would go up and down Ibo balcoey In !root of Iba apartmenL As time moved on their movement1 were much mOre nervous~ appearin(. however, as they darted in and out of • error1ze Bids Asked 1n Va'lley By JACK BROBACK ~Of ... IMltr' "" ''"" Orqe County Supenlaon today call- ed for bids on agricuitunl use ol 213 acres of Mile ~uare Rqlonll Park. 'Ille land ii Involved liillie cumnt bribely chargeo brought a g i Ins I two Westminster elty o!Dclais. SUpervi>or David L. Baker moved IP' inhl of tha inJ>Oll) by Slanlty Krause, dlrtcto..-of. na1-ll!OP<MJ aervlcea; to, aolieil blda ~ tbroe pei'eell with the pm- ~· lbat an over ... n bid -w b. acceptable II hlJher than the totall ol the blgbeal bids lor •tbe three. ' u,. ,.....,,. Bids wW be opened Sept. 25. lllscuulon preceding !be vote lnclud<d questldns from Slipervlsor Ronald w. Cupen of Newport Beach to County Counael Adrian Kuyper coDCenllng the u. le111Jll' ol ollering a bribo u well u a°' ceptlng aame. Kuyper replled tbal both acllooa art Illegal. • ! • t • TWO FRllGHTIRS':LOCKED A"IR'·COL't.ISION 1IN FOG . . No Qiio lftjvred In ACcldent. Off PO.Ifie Northwnt' Coaot \ ; • CUpers explained Iba! ba .... refer- ring to "the character of potential bid· ders." 'Ille Mile Square agricultural Jeise con- troversy surfaced last moutl. when lt was diocloeed that George Mur,l. a Fountain VllJey brmer w)lo baa leaaed the 213 ~crea for more than four years, allegedly h,ad been uked to pay •10,000 to benelll an unldenUfied pollUcal figure. ·Tug Toros 2'Fteigh.iers lpvol11ed 1 in CollisioI;t ,. Westminster Mayor Derek McWblnney and Planning Commilslon Chairman Tad Fujita were arrlllgned in superior Court Lui T!Jur¥1ay OD chargea of grand lboft, (See MILE, Page I) Two Youths Hurt In-Wild F'ight Over Girlfriend ' VICTORIA,.B.C"(APi'-Tbe tog Sud-1>\lr:v n today .began towing two freighter& locked togelbet Jn COlllslon to calmer ~ten ...., here, said a ipokeoman for tbe lug'• ownera, Seaspan Inletnall'l'll'l.<;o. . . ' . · He,sa!Aj ~ftliig torcber prol>a~ly would be used'lo sep&rlte' the 12,!00'ton C. E. Dani apd the 9,0llO-too ,\lean Sea. The C. E. Dant'I bow WU bOiied deep in the port &lile of the Apan Sea'• Bow. The sbips collided }londay lit canadian watera, aboul I miles aoulbwest of VJc. loria, then drilled later ·Into American waters. .. There were no Injuries ·rej>or'lid in Iha colllsloo. . The c. E, Dant,. own"'1 by •States ste1uruhlps of ' san Francisco, waa enroute to Portland from Seattle at the ' I ' ' ' tlmt, carrying manulactund goods. The Agean Sea;· of .... Liberian 'reglStry, was h<aded to Vancouver, B.C., from Hong Kong for a cargo of gr,ain. , Damage estimates were not available, but damage appeared heavier to the Agean Sea, whose No-I port bold was peoelrated by the bow of the American frelgbter. . TWo youths were llabbl!d, baatan with a tire Iron and llubed with a broken bot· Ile early today in Gardtn Grova la a fight over a remark made to the ~ .. ~~re ·;lle~d.-·-~. ~angaroo girlfriend of one of them. • Three auspecis are jailed ' today on ~ges of attempted mu¢er, poDce riported. Jn _Orange County Medical. Center In Court -~rial, Shooting Ct'itical condition are vlctima Timothy R. Two additional penom were .ann:ted Dlguglielmo, 21, ·of 12511 Keel Ave.. over the weekend tn connection with the Garden Grove, and Palrlck M. Dowell, alleged ~aroo court trial and sboo\fug 23, address unknown, · also of Garden of a man Police clalm was Dlarked for Grove. · . death by the 11Heaianl," a motorc)'de Jalled were Bobby Chapman, 19, o! gq'Wlth Orlnge Coon'1 lflllla~. Anaheim and Tommy J, OW!ey, 20, and Detecllvet aa1d they . .,...led Danit! O>arles M. Hale, H, both of Garden M. cua, :II, 1 tnnaleal, and ScoU cm. drove. ford -~ Police aaid the fight between the two i~, •, SUnday nlgbt •la \'lcllms and the -·--'• took place In a camPIJ'Olllld In Loe Padres National ·-"""~ Forest In Ventura County. )llrkinc lot of • amllJ abopple centar •I caa. II bein« btld /or bneltlpllon of 17th and Roxey Slreeta in Garden Grove. lddnaplng mf attempled murder' .an<f MISpeCll left a bar in the area and aaw i a deldl1 ~-_ , I I Leftwich has reportedly s l n c e recovered from his wounds and .now lives in the San Francisco Bay area. A fourth member of the ouUaw gang, Rae Allen Flake, 25, was ,arrested in Long Beach Saturday and _.., for in- veatigation of possessing uplosivea. Bicyclist Dies After Accident According to lnv..tigatora, the tllt<e WilaCNI for la-''-lioD ol amuJ ~ : girl llandlni In a doorway of • nearby Both ~ dlailt* atem flom bUlro. • beatln(' and -. of K 0 n n ti h}llcycllst Steven Q. Smith dl..t Sanc1a1 She told ~lice the~ after a lbort con-~ M, trrims a lfealair"CCRlrl' In lllODllng in HunUncto!> Beach of lnjurt .. ...,...tlon one of them Dfadt •• ~ Lone Bado Jut AMI· 11. . aulferedblm -wbe!\ • bit-ind-run driver nn "derogatory rtmart. ~ She wenl llM we llrlan M'°"*1. •, Ibo pmldenl of Lui week on Beach Boulevud. Gol~nBoy Mark Spitz -. ...---------· Flies .Home By HUBERT MJZEIJ, AllMJ.IW P,.. 1"'1s Wrttw MUNICH -Martt Spitz, the Olympic Grunes' coldt.n boy, flew home to Calllornla ahead of scbedule today In the wake >ef terrorist attaw on Israeli team members, "A3 a lruman being and as a Jew,'' lald . the ffimmer who won -a recon! seven gold medals, "I am shocked and saddened. by the oulrageous act In 01~ pie villlct.1• ~ r ~ Ti. ·~ '1ndlM* Unlmlily- graduate packed bll aeven gold ~Im­ ming medals and departed O!ymptc Vll-· lage a few boun alter the Arabo stormed the nearby hriall dormitory. He Wll under guard becauae ol bll promicenca aod because be ii Jew. . ·spltz held a ~ute new1 °"""'""""' al the Olympic preoo center and then wu escorted by German Army bodyguards to a televlalon studio, to a downtown hotel and then to the airport. 1'Mart left i. little abead of schedule," said Sherm QJavoor, millionaire owner of Arden Hills Swim Club in C8nnldr.tel, Calif. "He just felt H waa the best thing in view of wba.l was going m." Cllavoor ts Spitz' personal COllCb and Is acting .u the Olympic bero'1 )"- advlaer now that the way II cleared for Mark to'lum professional •. "I swam competitively for the lut time In Mooday night'• 400 medley relay,'' Spitz said. ••Now 111 try to'nlu: and think about wbal I've dOne." Coast Olympia1is Take Spotlight MUNICH -Two Orange .Coast area atblelel and Iba American water polo twn•a annexatioo of a bronze medal at the XXth Olympic Gamea are in the new1 today with DAILY PILOT Sporis MUNICH 1972 Editor Glenn White on the scene of these troubled, ...... San Clemente'• Patty1ohnson qualllied for a tem.IDN11 berth in the women's JOO.meter burdleo and Nt"l""I Beach'• AndY welpnd is echeduled tor repecbage com'petWon ln Conadlal. doubles kayak actioo. 'Ille polo oguad, ... ched by Hunllnlton Beacb'1 MoOta Ni!WWU!, WCN1 the lint medal Iii 40,,,... ot lbe Olympkl. lllcluded on llll•polo team 11 Newpoit Bc:lch'a Eric Lindroth. For detalll ... Wblte'1 llorles CNI page II .. tlielr room which Is on -lbe floor above A giant crowd surrounc1inf Ille -II the roof of the bulldlng. quiet ••• the 91llage is qulel. A ... It'• an lncredlble spectacle to behold - of people carrying a 1 I1 • "Slop tllO aort of like watching a bomb falling from Olympic Garnea" with a Illar ol Dnill Ibo sq, waiting for II to land aod oo ii marched peaceably around I ~e detonate. area in early afternoon. No American 1thlete. la housed near the Meanw hile the Olympics are tmperlJed. danger area but Clay Evans of Hun-Word Is that competition will not be lin«ton Beach, on the Canadian team, is resumed until after the problem II • aboul io yards away. Ued. Bowey~, he seems safe enough too -But of course lt It ends lo.· furtblr because a row of buildings Is between his violence the Games may well' bl ~ edlllce and that where Ibo hostages are: celed. tll'I T'""'te 1 SLAIN BY ARABS larHll Coach Weinberg ;. a. Valley Police . Cycle Rammed; Susp~t Seized .Fountain Valley pollce arrettm Henry E. Cortez, H, Moncla1 alter he llJegedly rammed a police motorcycle· and then slammed bis auto through two wllJa of a garage. Cortez, of Orange, was In Orange Gounty jall thla morning on chargt1 of assault with a deadJy weapon on a police officer, driving under the 1nfJi1ence of drugs, and driving without a license. The ~I began about 4:80 p.m· when police received a clll 1 b o u t a reckleas driver in the 111.'!00 block of Sler- ra ~t. Officer John Masleraon pulled ....,. Cortez's auto on Newbope Street neat Edinger Avenue. Howe,·er, Muter90n reported that just ofter ba stopped bis motorcycle, the Cortez auto auddenly lurched backward, knocking over .the of· ficer's cycle'. Cortez then allegedly sped of!, turned down Edinger, and then onto Iris Street. An off~ty Los Angeles police officer later told Fountain Valley olDcials that Cortez was driving at 1peedJ ap- proacblng 70 to 80 mll,..per·bour. Losing control of his auto, Cortes slruck a parked pick-up truck al 11122 Iris St., and then rammed through the garage door and came · balfway out through the rear wall. Masterson was later treated for a minor foot Injury caused when the motorcycle fell over on blm. Cortez was be.Ing held this morning on tlOO·~n the two lesser counts of drlv· in(iiiider the influence of drugs and driv· Ing without a license. Ball on tba felony assaull charge had not been aet. Valley to Weigh Joint Park Use Fountain van., Cl'1 Counc!hMn tonight will CCllllfdor 1 ~ to join Huntington Beadl In crWlllC I I~ porlt In the ElllJ Amwe blull IJ'OI 'Ille 1~ plot 11 the Ille ol an .,,. clent Indian burial fP'OUDCf and an old st'"d ol eucalyptus ,,..., • ICS Israel Team Being Held • • By Gunmen MUmCH (AP) -A wave of terrorism en gulfed the Olympic Garnes today. Arab commandos invaded the Israeli team's quarters, killed a wmitllng coach and took about a do!en Jews hostqe again.st demands IO?'the releue of Arabs se1ud in Israel. German 'police prepared to shoot it out with the Invaders. The gamea were ,..-at least until Wednesday lflemoon. •· The terrorllta,, carrying aubmacbloe guns, cllmbed Iba ~ ol Olyroplc Villega' and bunt into· the !Jnella' quartera In ~wn --. The dead coacb, Molhe Welnbers, wu 1 former hraall wroalllna cllimploli. . ni.. Bavarlall Interior Minlalry .,.. nounced tbal a leCDllCI man bad ""° klll· ed but an O)Jmplcs spokeaman. aald later: "All we can conflnn now Is that one mM baa l!een killed and his body recovered. lf there Is a seconu body in the house, we won't know It for sure until police are able to enter It." Ont bclltage WU known to be serioualy wounded, authortUes said. The terroriJta set one li..,;t for action on their demands, then t • deadJines aa German ornctals frantically carried on negotiations. • ShortJy before a 5 p.m. deadline, two men with bands tied were pushed into view at a second floor window ol the Israeli quarters. A guerriDa could be seen in a top-floor window of the tbree-story bullding with a SU'lmacbinegun Ind a band crenade. Another man in khaki and a wblta safari bat atoood-guard at -uie front ..,. trance. A German official approached to speak to the guerr'illa. The man shook his head violenUy. "No." Police ·armed with rifles and lllbo machine guns and wearing bullet-proor vesis atood by. Two tanks had been call· ed up. The Arabs -five men with charcoal· blackened faces -announced the rest of the Israelis would be shot If 200 Arab ter-nirtats held 1n Israel were not relea!ed. The games went on for several hour!, then were SUJpended. AU athJetes were invited to 1 memorial aervk:e Wednesday morning. A apokeoman for the organlilnc committee 18ld be was not sure whether the gameo would continue alter the meroorial. An official announcement Aid: (flee TEllROIUSTS, Pac• I) Cead Wea tiler Variable cloudic.,. b on the agenda for., Wednelday, with 1 alight chance ol abowera In Iba mountain ll'ell, accord1na to the wealbetlady. Hlgba al the belcbrj wW lie in !be low 10s rlllni to 15 Inland LoWJ lool&bl uound .u, INSWE TODAY · N.,,, ln>IM pollc....,. oro 'faJo. Ing the pubc' ttf lhdr ,..,. c:om- m"nily In .,. effort to 41n'· mine '1Jfclfic mime c o ft Ir o I • ' --.llll-"'UO"'.J>er bo)'.ltJ~ Ile 0.. 1-........ C-'-Q1optor of Iba 'Ille J4._yt>Nld Smlth,__2{_~ r and the other v!Ctlms cama out oi oiO ilealiGia, .... ....,;; and 1looDd !or et., ......... the clty'a.J7th. tra!Dclatallty Tll(am.wu receotly ~-eya developer'• plans to cut the treeo and build alngle family homes oo 1 294cte tract tnaflii<ludel Iba arCh<ologlcal Ille. -plioriff<r.Bee-1torv...,,.-l'-l'tlf"•t-ff.rli--c1ri....f bar and engaged the Ihm, auspect, 111 a 1n-..iJon ol _.it wUll Jn1en1 to 11111 1W 1ll1d fight. oamult murdar mllor dllrlll Ille.Labor , Pollat IJtd .Sl!lillL_wu•Tidlnc to -k Both .victiml ouU•ed -al>-Day-, --~1-M<lnQIY·llbenbewae .i.min.~ chest and faolaJ.-......., -Olllcen . ..,.. W.W., •11.a er lrrll.·B&~·eqllQljjOd illh·inper lioepli.t ~ aatd and are to•......, bolng a Polb ...,_ b)'1't·Heola, nllectar equipment, Ibey aald. 11119ery. ,.. iboUa Ilia -. -• ,..... In a He 11 IUl'vlved by bit lather, who u, .. PoU.. pjcked up the euopedl 111 an .....,.. -ol ~ Qioaly: He wu In lllaaoJrt, and two brolben. --complex abcml -uit llllla. )....., llllr-Olla._. llila "71111 , Tllo c1r1,... o1 !be. at.am cor la lllll !ram tba ..... of tba 111111. • ... -llellll ..... ' • -. • In a Joint m .. un, Aug. is, COUDCilmel> •areed !boy would clralt ""°lullalll doclarln& fbetr Intent to purclwe Ibo • l4od wbldl.r>1111-aloa& the boUildut oi l>olb cllles. LM. lml 11 ........ . .. Ctltftlnli. • C:u.NI• ... -" :c:::tfnt 1: ••""1M .... f ••Ml ta t I t9 ,......_,. ,..,. ..... ._.. ' -· t 14 --" -" -" ... : ........ ---1\'MIJ ...... =---= ,.......... # " -.. -. -----. • • ' J DAILY PILDI DIES IN. COSTA MISA Yntz Y1klor1 R~ ' Last Rites Held I For Mrs. Romer, Coastal Pioneer Funeral aervlces for Mrs. Ynei Ysldor• Romer, a descendant of one of the Orange Cout area'• founding famlll•. was conducted at Mission San Juan Capistrano this morning. Mrs. Romer died In Costa Mesa last Thursday at the age or 72, following a long lllneu. ,,.,..,, --5, 1972 011/lfpie Vie~ • Shock, Outrage -------Rocking World Dy The A1socl1led Prn1 American officials e x p re s 1 e d in- dJirullloo todAy at the Arab terrorist a~ tact Oil the Israeli Olympic team. At the Western \Vblle Houae In Siii Oemente, Pm:ident Nixon, through a spokesman, expressed "a aeruse of deep outrage" about the killings. • Preiidential press secretary Ronald L. Zie,· ... u ld Ni:J.on was up early and following the dtveJopmenJ,< closely, The President conferred with •lenry A. Kis,... Inger. bis principal fore ign affairs ad· \ilser, on the matter, Ziegler said. The press secretary added that Nixon uid be did oot see how the summer g&mts could be continued until the host.ages wert released . Sen. George McGovern, the Democ:raUc Presidentlal nomlntt, aaid, "! lin 1lckelled by the ... 1rage ' . ' Thal a small band of terrorilll could disrupt a pageant th1t had brought the enil1" world together In friendship l! 10methlng that symbolius the dan1eroua currents of violence loose 1n the world today." United Natlom Secr<tary-Oeoeral Kurt Waldheim appealed for the ..Zeue ol the .hraeli hoslage.s held by Arab terrorists. Waldheim termed the act 0 dastardly" and said it was "the more shocking for haYing taken place at the Olympic ga mes, wh.ich represent oae or man's oldest and noblest efforts to foster friendship, understandlng and recon- ciliation among the peoples of all the world." The aecretary..general'1 ltltement was seot to tho lJZ U.N, membera. Seo.ale Majority uader M It e Mansfield (!)-Moot.) told the Stoale the crime JI 11nprehemjble and outraaeoua:." Stnal< Minority Leader Hug)! Scott (fl. Pa.), called It "vlle and barbaric." Secretary of State \WUtle.m P. Rogert ....... a .......... _.., ''pn>lound -and ....... -at the eallous, oottaaeous attack." 'n1e Stele Departmon\ aald the Arab terorilts are .. outlaws, b rig a n d s , n-.urderen and Ill intolerable. affront to society." SpeakinJ for the department, Charles W. Bray said the-Unfted States is making every effort available to it to find an im- mediate solution to the situation. sargent Shriver sent a telegram to Avery Bnmdage, president of the Olym· pie Committee, saying "I share the hopes ol all Americans for the safety of the Israeli Olympic team now held prisoner -and feel disgust that Ibis aort of outrageous·· international crime had become 10 familiar in recent years ... "II 11 doubly tzaaic that the 1ern1ns11 picked the Olympic games to mm.mil their soalled 'political' crime. The Olympic games are games of peace. They are games for sportsmen and sportslovers everywhere. Politics -to say nothing of pollUcal murder -has no place in-these games.~· Nixon Deplores Games Viole1ice President Nixon today ht San ctemente "eipressed. a sense or deep outrage" over the Bhootinl of two I11raells by Arab guerrillu. • • .,,_ Beware, of This Car The Oregon Traffic Safety Commission will prOJ>Ose lo the Oregon legislature in January that drivers with two convictions of drunken driving be made to drive cars bearibr lfJOCial red Jlceme plates. The driver would be forliidden from driving any oilier car under the penalty, McGovern Calls for More Jobs for Boeing Employes Nixon group !leaded by Connally' • clJonls of -erupted from the ""'wd. 0 'i'bat'a the way I feel about them, too," McGovern said. Tu.stin Teachers Will Open Year In Strike V ot.e , Mn. Romer was the great-gre.at- gra~daughter of Don Juan Forster and Ysldora Pico. and also the great-grand- daughter o( Marco Forster a n d Guadalupe AvlJa, former owners of the Rancho Santo Margarita, known today as Camp. Pendleton and Rancho. Mission \'1•io.--· -·. ·-•· --TERRORISTS • • PresldentlaJ press I e C re t I r 1 Rooald -Ziegler, "speaking to newsmen at the Western White House-_Slfortly -Defore --a ,+liour suspemlon of the games wu an· nounced, said Nixon was keeping a close watch on the situation. SEATTIE (AP) -Sen. Georje McGovern, proclaiming his spirit revived and bl! hopeJ high after a bol!teroul welcome to the Pacific Northwest, called today for fed~ help 19_ creal!! 251999 ·' new Jobs aUllu!oemg COmpaiiy by pro- viding cleaner and quieter engines for Later, In an ln~w with local teieviJlon reporters, McGovern linked Connally with AFL-cIO President George Meany, who is sitting out the election while attacking both PresJdent Nixon and McGovern. Teocben la the Tostln Union HJi1i School DISlrlcl wlD vote 'Thunday cm whether to strike or ~e other action on the fu-st day of school in protest of salartes aQd workio& coodltiom.. -A generaf fu1on?iaii0nai iiieetliii· tor · . teacliers will take place Wednesday at • 10;30 a.m. at University High School tn ' Irvine, Jim Wehan, president of the She ls survived by her husband, Cart A. Romer; granddaughters Vi ctoria and Cameron Romer; and two sisters, Alice G. Leck and Lucona Isch. Mn. Romer was a member of the Crippled Children'• Relief Aasociation of Orange County, a Ufe member of the Women's Club of San Juan Caplatrano. llDd a .charter member of the San Juan Capl!lrano lll!torlcal Society. Mrs. Romer was burled at Ascension Cemetery, El Toro, following the servJee1. The family has suggested memorial contributions to the American Canef:r Socieiy. 18356 Irvine Blvd., · Tu.tin. 'No Park' .~Jgns Set for Inland . Side of Highway Huntlngto!I Beach traffic olllclals ex- pect the state to place "no parking" aigns a1ong the inland side of Paclftc Coast Highway, near the Bolsa bluffs, within about a week. City Traffic Engineer Ralph Leyva said thiJ morning the state has reissued a work order to put up some 100 sigrui along the highway. The "no parking" strip will parallel the new section along Pacific Coast Highway where Huntington Beach installed park· &ng meters at the at.art of the summer. Leyva said the state was slow in put· ting up the signs because the public works department apparently dMln't have enough signs Jn its warehouse. "They don't know exactly when the sigm will go up, but I suspect it will be within about a week ." Leyva said. The parking meters on the ocean side had helped create a dan~erous traffic aituation. Young surfers and beach goers have -been parking on the inland, free, aide of the highway and threading their wav tl-"011 "~ tra ffic to cross the hi"h\\ ay. I 01.t.Nal COAST Ml DAILY PILOT 'h 0.-. COnt DAIL 't ,ILOT wrrilt .ti~ la ~ ttw N-..Pf"tlt,. II Pllblbhld 117 the °'"91 CMst "111111111111 COlftPllny ...... ,.,. ........... pWlt.Md, MOl'ldl'f """""" F'*Y, fW C.11 M-, H9WPON 8ffd\, HM1'1119lor1 8NCll/,llllnl•1n V•ll•Y• ~ ~ lrYIM/s.ddlt~ .nil Sft~ (ltlM!ltl f "" Jv.tl\ Clplttr1no. "' 1l11111t ~IOMI •Hlllfl " Jl'jblll!Md Sllurd•n Wld Svrod•vs. Tiii ll'fM:IMI llUllllthln9 Pl-Int II 11 U1 Wftt ..., '"""· C•ll Mtu, C•lltornle. m H. lt•lt•rt N. W,.d ,.,,,I09'!1 1toel Publltn.-r J ack II:. Curlt v Viet fl'rnldwot ll'ld 6-<•I ~ .. llioftl•• k1nil i;llltor n.-.. A. M•,tiiH #Mllll"'8 Ml• .. a..rw H. 1.e.. l leli1rd P. Hen ' MlltMI MMll"9 httft y.,,, Co•ill1 .... or.._ c.own1, ·-- 11 ........ -...... 1111.J lo•• lo11l•v•rd M.elbtt ,AU,..,, P.O. 111 7t0, ,1.41 Olloor Olflcn LleuM atfQI• 12J ll'tfftl AYtnllt c. .. M ... 1 JJO W"I 1.ty Stit tt .....,.,.. lftdl: Ja) N•WJ*'I 8ov1t~•t'd '91' t..,..,.,.; • Mottll l i C•mlf'O 11: .. 1 11111., ••••• , .... -.. .... Jt1 CIAllllW M"'t1fllt 642-1•71 ,_ ...,. .... (llWlfY °'"'"'.,.'"" -Int • Cwtt'flM. lf1:I, 0...... C-1 ,._.!.,..... °""'""" ... ... --. ..,..,,,,.,., ...... ,...,,., •1 ....n....-IMt•lll NY"•4»' ............ ................... ,. ..... dmll .......... " Giii! ........ C.I~ ......,.,... W CWYW llM == .,,, ~ ,,:,-:,,. ..... fJllll,.,., "The Olympic peace was broken by a murderoua attack by crimlnal terrorists. The entire civilized world condemna this barbaric act with disgust. ''In respect for the victims and in anJ· iety over the fate or the still-held hostages, the event.I of this afternoon will be IUBpended. The competitiona under way will be completed. "The Intemational Olympic CommJttee and the Olympic Committee (of West Germany) will participate, tOgetber with the Olympic participants, in a memorial servlce for the victims tomorrow at JO o'clock in t}le Olympie stadium. Thia service shou1d make clear the Olympic idea is stronger than· terror &Tl(f violence.... · -- The terrotlsts' 'briglna1 deadline for a meeting of their demands was noon, later extendej to 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. The Arabs evidently had boxes of ex· plosives to uae in efforta to enforce their demands. Mark Spitz, who won a .record seven g6ld medali In the games, flew home. Spitz, a Jri", was· moved out of the village to a Munich hote1 as a aafety precaution, but later decided to return to the United States. A Police lieutenant told AP cor- respondent Will Grimsley that there was a plan to storm the Israeli headquarters if the 5 p.m. deadline passed without resolution of the issues. Anny tanks•were pulled up in front of the building. The police lieutenant said 38 poliet volunteera were ready to calT)' out the plan of .attack. Small groups of demorutrators inside and outside the Olympic village called for the games to be halted. About 50 young people marched among the milling crowds outside the village with banners reading "Stop sport." They sang in English "We Shall Overcome," the song of the U.S. civil rights movement in the 19608. The song was heard coming from grou ps of athle tes inside the vill age. too. One aim of the Olympics is to foster in- ternational understanding. Chancellor Willy Brandt called a ·meeting of the West German Cabinet. then new to Munich Cron. Bonn to supervise in the negotiations. Brandt appealed to ell Ar ab nations to do everything they could to help achieve safe release of the hostages. "The President o b v i o u s I y deplores it," Ziegler said. "Ile doesn't see how the games can con-- tinue until this is resolved." Ht said Nl.ton was informed or the sbootlng or the coach and the tidn.api.ng of nine members of the Israeli team by Henry Kissinger. the President 'a chief foreign affairs adviser. Knif f!··wielding Su6'/)ect Seized lri Costa Mesa .A !&-year-old Costa M""" l! In jail to- day on amult charges 8fter police allege he tried to plunge a knife into the chest of ttia sleeping neighbor early Sunday. Albert W. Hoth Jr .• was taken into custody at his apartment at 734. Joann St. momenta after the alleged stabbing at~ tack on Paul G. Silva, resident of an ad· jacent unit. Hoth was booked on charges of assault with a deadly. \}'eapoa and ol being under the influence of ctrugs. .$ilva told police officers he was •wakened by Hoth around !o30 a.m when the-latter leaned over his body and attempted to stab him .. "You have to rtop using heroin," police say Hoth mjl!Dbled clurtng the attack which was stoppec:t· when SilVa kiCked Hoth in the bro in. Silva said be told Hoth that he did not use heroin, whereupon the alleged at- tacker sc rambled out or the apartment saying, "Thank God, I've communica ted with someone.'' Silva, and his roommate James E. Gardner, held shut the apartment door when Hoth allegedly renewed his attack by trying to break the door, according to police reports. When Hoth gave up, they fied to the parking lot and watched him retum with an air rifle, the llH!:n told detectives. Sea Temperature Dmvn -Bu,t So Are the Waves By STEVE l\llTCHF.LL 1or'' at the pier and lht Huntington cliffs 01 ,.,... D•ll'f' P'lltl 11111 The surf is just l.:iir and the \\'ah•r is area. dov•nrlght cold alon.": the Otanr.e Coast, acrording to various lifeguard rep<nts. Swells from the south art still ccrnlng In but lhe tropical .rtorm !.Mt is generating them is slowly dying off the coast of Baja. A surprise current is pushing M degree waters at coast beachelJ. keeping the crowd.I out of the water and forcing board surfers into thei r winter ... etsu.lts. The new south sweu should \ ... arm up the wRters within a few da ys. LAGUNA B.EACB llle11uard1 give the best "port of the ""'"· cltinlr 3-1 foot waves with cC9d shape at all Laguna SURFING Summer '72 sutfing spots . The cool water temperature Is not keeping the hoarcl and body surlen o~t of the water, either. ..NEWPORT JlKACll-C-.aplain Bud Be 1she reports fl'ir'ly good ~ts 11 the pier, "'Ith waves breakinl: ln the 4-8 foot rnn1e. ''It's crowded doY.11 here right now. but l expect that thll wind wtll, SAN CLEMENTE "porta w foot ,.ta chase ~me of, ~ out of the \fater, -wrtb fair to ,1ood abape. late< Wa morn"'g, .ht nld, . ' Hero'• Ibo Ude ....., for' 1Vodneldo1: HUNTINGTON BUCH .. ports poor The !Int Jolr tide will bil at "H ·a.m. turfln& condltiolll with a 2-4 foot wavea at 0.4 f t Ont blab tide at 1:90 a.m. at bre•k!ng on the •hore. Lifeguards !BY a s.: feet: -.i Jow tide, l:ot p.m. at U 10 to II knot wind Is also • "mln111 fae-feel ; seoond blP tlda at l ill p.m. al U., . .. commercial jets. ... McGovern, who voted against the Nix· on Administration's proposal for a federally subsidized supersonic transport to be built largely by Boeing, said the new progitam could be financed from on· ly "a small share" of $9 billion in recent. Jy granted corporate tu .relief. "The cleaner engine would al9o Im. prove the environment," the Democratic- presidential nominee said in remark3 prepared :t.r a visit to a food distribution warehouse set up to feed unemployed penons here, n\any from Boeing. More chan >•OOO cheering support.en greeted McGovern outside hia downtown Seattle hotel Monday: night after his ar· · rival from enthusiastic receptions at Labor Day rallies and pie~ in Ohio and Califomi.a. "My spirit is revived, my hopes are ~igh;" McGovern tole the pr,.Joli!iJlwilly youthful crowds, declaring that tlmugb polls show him far behind, "I'm ready for the uphill fight against Richard Nixon and l think we'J'e going to win that fight." As in htS other speeches Monday, the crov;d especi ally cheered McGovern'I in-- creasingly aggressive attacks on ptesi· dent Ni.xon and his . most prominent Democratic backer, former Texas Gov. John B. Connally. At every stop -Barberton and (!hip. pt:wa Lake. Ohi o, and Pleasanton, Calif. -McGovern lit into Nixon 's Labor Day statement that the Nov. 7 elecUon pits ad \ocates of a "welfare ethic" with ad· vocates of a 0 work .ethic'' such as himself. "Mr. Nixon is for the work ethic on Labor Day btlt he's for unemployment the rest of the year," the Democratic nominee told a predominantly youthful crowd of 2,000 at a laboHponsored fair at Pleasanton, outside Oakland. When he referred to the Democrats for "I don't think that either Mr. Meany or Mr. Q)nnally or othen who usually vote Democr!llic, but this -year have taken a wallt, I ilon't think they're lolni lo decide the •Iectlon," McGovern aaid. F ..... P .. eJ MILE ••. brilJ!l'y, oomplraey and aollc:ltlni the cothmiulon of • ctmt in connection with the agricultural leue. . SuJ>'!"'l!or Robert Baitm lodJy con- tinued to urge that the •cre•g• be planted In grus for the .,. of the public. HI! molloo falled for Jack ol a aecood, and Baker'• motion authorising aollcl,.· !loo of the bids poaed f.l with Battin dissenting. Kenneth Sampson, Dinctor of Harbors, Beaches and Parb, said it would - $600 to 11,200 an acre lo CfilTY out Bat· tin's rlari. Following the {..1 vote, Baker aald, "Statements have been made ioday in reference to the character of George Murai. Rather than censure, I think he should be commended for his actions in reporting to and worldni with law en- forcement officials.'' Baker uid it was obvious from news reports that Murai had cooperated in every way w:lth the District Attorney11 office in bringing the alleged bribery at. tempi to the Grand Jury. f=aspen, who made the original Inquiry to County Counsel Kuyper OP the character of the bidden, aid lie wu not personally •ware of the teslllJlOD1 before the Grand Jury, bu! -d atudy that teatlmony before the -Jeuo ct ltuel were awarded. '• 'l\i.stin Secondary Teachers As&0eiation, . sa id today. School begins Monday. The vole Oil a poll Including 1<veral op. tiooa will lalre place at aeparata Jtmcb. ..., at each of the four dislrlct b t 1 b ochooil Tburlclay, be aaid. IVehan, a math teacber al MiUlon Vie-' Jo '!lib Scbool, said feachera an up11t I about the 3.1 percent aalary incraue ;. granted by trustees lut July. They aay It , , is too low. ' They an allJO coocer.ned about the nine-period day al l!issloo Viejo IlljJla tbl! fall, he•tll!Od., · · r ' The "gular ievef>.~lod teidiJnc day bu been extended becawe of crowded conditions. · ---• Swim Pools Open l For Last Week ,, 'Ibis l! the last week for the -'· llChedule at the public llWllnmln8 poola, "• •ccordlni lo Htmtlngton Beach -lion officials. · J The poof at llWina High will bt Open ' from 1 p.m. to 4. p.m. daily, and 7 p.m. to . 9 p.m., Monda)'I and Wednflcla)'I, .c· through lhil Wednelclay. The pool at ·Edison ffl8b l! opea I p.m. . to 4 p.m. dally, and 7 p.m.~ to t p.til. Mondays and Wednelday11 through Sim-; .. day. Public nrimmlnl II poulble at Golde '•' Weot College from I p.m. to 4 p.m. clolly and 7 p.m. lo • p.m. 1\Jesday, lllroup ,. Sunday. '" '!be city pool will be opea SaltrdoJ on- ly. ,..----------------------· ,.,. THE NAME OF THE GAME . • ' There is a common practice of privaie labeli119 In .._- carpet indU5try. L • r g e deportment at-, chein stores, and contracton at new tracts have fictitious names on the 11mples an that the <"''°"*' c.tonnot .. lily ohop brand name prices. Cusfomen slioppin<J at our stoN find the price of eacli quat.ty prominenify featured on the 11mple bool, bac.1111 we or. competitive. Also, beca1111 •e foal the cus-r has • right to ~"°" •hat he is buyin<J, ,.. fttVtr change the IMlmt on ~ sample book. The name of ti. game ii integrity. \ ALDEN'S CARPETS e DRAPES 1663 l'lactflfio A••· • COSTA MllA - Ul-4131 HOURS: Moll. n.-. T)Ms.. t le JdO-Pll. t le t-SAT.-9:'9 le I \ ( • • ,• • l • Nixon Woman S·hot·Dead In Laguna ' ' By )ACX CllAPPEu. Of .. .,.,.. l'lllt ..... A Laguna S.ach woman wu allot and tilled early thUs morning after abe ran llCl'Wnh1g from ber residence at 121 Wave Street. Laguna ,>c>llce atteated ·the woman'• alleged ,boyfriend, 'J'bomu Bradford MCCUtcllen, 50, of Dana Point on murder charges. Nixon to V ot.e . ' . In Clement.e Preoldtnt Nixon said Mondly be wUl-ln·San ~on Nov. 7 and will return ta Calllomla two or tbree times to campalp, bllt only for short perlodl. !fJJOll' II actively S e e k I a I Ca!Uomla's 45 electoral votes. Bad Weather, Rough Water Cut Crowds Officers reported MCCUlcben wu fotlld lying beside tbe crumpled bodY of the dead woman, A gun lbougbt ta be the one used in the slaying lay at her bead, Rain and cold, thundering surf made Sgt. Nell Pun:ell l8ld tocloy • the Orange Coast one of the leut Police withheld identiflcaUon of the desirable places to be over the Labor \'ictlm pending notification of next of kin. Day weekend. The woman was soot at least once in the head, police said. Neighbors reported . Water temperatures, hovering near the bearing two or three sbcits fired during '/O degree mark Saturday, dropped ta II the lncldent at about 6:50 a.m. today. degrees on SUnday and Monday as Hur- An int.eostve search wa, under way by ricane Hyacinth generated breakers up offlcm early thUs morning ta locate the ta 12 feet ID some locaUoos. mWing slup. Rain fell ID varying amounts on Salur· The woman was , the chief coo-day and Sunday, with high clouds block· meto!O(ls' at Bushard'• Pharmacy ID Ing the ,.,. during the lhree<lay Laguna &ach. weekend. 11J'm just 1ick, abe waa one of the For local lifeguards It waa one of the finest _persooa I've ever met ," Steve lightest Labor_l)ay Weekends on r«m1. Marlin; pharmacy manaa:er, said. "I've been Working bere for 17 year• The woman had been an employe of and this is the worst Labor Day weekend Bushard'• since March of this year. I can . remember," commented Capt. The weapon believed ta have been used Doug D' Arnall of the Hunllngton Beach In the •\>OOllng was lllentllled u a small Lifeguard Department. bore automatic plstol. . _. _ ~ beaches were pr a c t I c a 11 y Police and sberUf'a de Part men t ' 'deierteCt tz:Cept lor a abort time Mon- <rimlnal lnvestlgatora barricaded the 100 day" added D'Amall block o( Wave Street during the in· "it's the. lightest ~wd I've seen in sir: vestlgaUon. years," said Capt. Pbll Stubbs of the San The victim apparently ran from the Clemente Lifeguard Department. Eight aide door of her residence along a foot surf pumped into San Clemente over sidewalk and down the apartment's the weekend," Stubbs noted. - driveway, then crossing the street. ''The ho! --• ad . 'et• The bod:r wu found on the front lawn w e Wt:tae was quite qw , of-131 wa"vt St., a distance of about 60 said Cap_t. Bruce Baird of the Laguna • yarda from her doorw17. Beach Lifeguard Department The few The ._i wu placed under arrest that were here were calm, cool and col· alter Sgt. Purcell . and Detective G<De lected." . . ,_ . -a arrived at the scene. No lllaJOr rescues or senous wjuries He had been taten by Patrolman were reported along the Orange Coast William Heiden and locked In the rur during the three day weekend. aeat of. a potn1f car alter being found at Lifeguards are predicting high surf and the acene Sgt Purcell salil. cool water temperatur.s for the next ' · couple of day11, as Hyacinth contj.nues to 'Rapist' Better Try Another Line .of Work A long-haired youth tldnaped two lfrls In tho JFklng lot ol Knott'• s.,,,. F4rm In Buena Part Monday night and today no doubt II ..WW., be had thought better of It. Police said the two glru, 11 and 19, were leaving the parking lot when the youth forced bis way Into their car arm· eel with a pistol and ordered them ta drive. He ~ them ta a lcmely spot oo W .Ir Canyon Road, off the !llverslde ,.,..,,.Y where be forceci-thetwrrlllno disrobe. Utile dld he llUS]lect what was ta hap- pen ta him next. Al he ·•tarted ta disrobe himself, police ...-ooe of the mald'!ll who had lmowledp of judo attocked him. OIDcep said abe told them .she beat lbe ~ aeverely. Ourll!i the altereatlon, be drOpped tbe 11111! and the other girl recovettd ii and lhoUted, "Let him go .• The flm Jh'I dld so and tbe beaten would-be raplit stumblea off Into the Wuhbery. lurt off tbe Baja Calllornla coast, 200 , miles south of Orange.Counly. Former Governor Brown in Cairo CAIRO (AP) -Edmund G. 11Pat"' Brown, former governor ol. California, and ,his wife were guests for a dinner here given by acting Foreign Mlnilter Mohamed Hamn el Zayyal Zayyat's office said Brown was here SUnday on a privafe visit as Zayyat's guest. They met when Zayyat was Egypt's U.N. ambassador. Police Arrest Mate In Countian's Death A .23-year .. ld Fullerton woman II In. Cllllocly today. cba'lled with tbe munler . of . ber common-law hU!band, police reported. Jailed was Ladonna Jean Porter, U, who police said had been living 'with the victim, Gordon A. Johnston, 22, at 3t1 E. Valencia Drive. Police said Johnston wbo ins pro- nounced dead at the scene had been ltab- becf several time.a with a aeYerrincb bun- ting lmlle. Coffin Closed Lid Finally Shut Aher 61 Years RALEIGH, N.C. (UPI) -Alter 11 Hewitt Mcllougald, ""' of the late ywa, the lid llnally has been shut on Malcolm. 1grted last week ta clooe tbe F-Conclpplo's coffin. But un1... coffin alter meeting wilb oflldall from l6meOne eomea up wtlh aome mQ_neY, It the State Board of Funeral nu.ton and may ho another II yean before the Embalmers, which Ileen.., mortlclons In lorm.r camlv1l wor~er IJ burled. North Carolina. · l)nder pruiure fl'OIDI couple of con-• But Mcllougald sleadfutly refutes ta griaamen and tbe Stole Board of Funeral par for bllrial of the corpse, desplto a ,. t>trecton and Embalmer•, 1 funeral quut for a "dignUled dispo11ition" from Glnctor in Laurinburg last week set Co~ the Nortb Carolina Funeral Directan· =·• vertlcaJ-restlng, glast<'Overtd Inc., • private wociaUon. in Ibo ]lorW>nlal poolton and put Tbe .-latlon and the board were .. top on the Woodell cue. -lllOVed lo -by U.S. llep. Marlo \ Conclpplo 1 aborl, dark lt1llan, wu l5 BlaQI (J)-N.Y.), who wrote;MclJOlliald w11eD cltibbOd Oftf tbe head with I llldt JtOlellllll tho tnotment of the -u l!1i • -canilval worker ID McCoU. in "IMuli It II llllian-Amerlcln 's alter 8.C., and died !tom the Injury Ml1 I, nadiDI • C ator;· about It. 1'11. • Blaqt on fellow ...,. lie wu brought ta tbe McDoupld 11'11 ,,. C. Diggs Jr. (D-Mlcb.), run.nI Home In Laurlnl.U'll and em-tbe ...., -la Congress, ta send a bolmecl by Malcolm Mcllollpld at the tetoaram of PIOl8ll ta tbe association \ ...,.es1 of Conclpplo'a father. '111e lather ancl..tbe botro[ dol>Ollted 42Dan0'11"edTJlfpersMn«~--u ho --1xmar-i11rWoct..- Mdloupld authority over tbe body U tbe tlon'1 requC r.r burial, MeDou(lald f.ther didn't return. He n e' • r came aakl, '-rbt lllloclatlon bu nenr 1e11t me 1*k: -lilJ1 _, ID bury blm." tv'entually, McOougald put 1 Ila lop Be clocllnld ta 'IW 1 ~ ....pi ta .. tho oollln. llxed a rope under tho 111. •u 1 bury 1llm I'm 101nr to make a ..,,., armplll, and 1tt U oo dliplay ID lllltlmate ilarill )ll'Oltt." 1111 -rt remilned there until lul . "I .... doaod him up." said wW. ""' Item ..r curtooltt Ill tllil JlcDouaold. "He'1 Ill tHe -bos he -.iam county seal ol about t,OIO. wu tn. He Is ll1lnc llorloontal, ..,t ht'• i-i rt11deob llQed CnOclp,lon with In tho '-al -. That'• all I can ....... H....,..uL" ..,.ti • " Publisher's Aides Hurt In Knifings LOS ANGELES (AP) -A chaulfeur and 1 security guard were stabbed by party auhcn W'ly today while Playboy publisher Hugh Hefner enlertalned 100 persona, including entertainment figures, at a poolside frolic at this mansion. Five 1ntnl4en were taken Into custody, police said. Hefner~• cballffer, Chuck Gray, 45, wu .stabbed several times as he at- tempted to ccrral the intruders after they sneaked onto Hefner'• -property through a rear gate, authorities aaid. A security gunrd, Miguel Sosa, Jr., SI, waa stabbed in the cbeSt-when he rushed to heJp Gray after witnessing the chauf- feur'• stabbing on a closed circuit television security system, police said. The intruders gained entr}r to the grounds when the rear gate swung open for an aut.o filled with early-departing party-goera, police said. Gray said Sosa yelled for help, police said frightening tbe men who then ran to a car. Persons NSbing to the wounded employe 's aid clubbed one of the in- truders with a rolling pin and pulled another man off the car as it sped away, officers said. · 'Ibe two men were taken into custody but the other two got away, authorities said. Gray-··ana SoSa-·wire "'---reported in satisfactory condition at UCLA Medical Center. Police said the men sei7.ed at the scene by security guards wert Manuel Gurubel. 32, and Gerilo Poot, 20. They were not seriously hurt. Officers said Enrique Gurobel, 23 ; Vic. W. . Gurubel, 11,_ and Moguel Gurubel, whose age waa not immediatel y determined, were arrested later at a residence. All five were booked for in· vestigation of assault with a deadly weapon, police said. Satellite Launched VANDENBERG AIR FORC BASE (AP) -The Air Force bas la1mcbed another· satellite employing a four-stage Scout booster, oaid a spokmnan •for the Space and Missile Test Celtler. No further , details were avallal>Je. - -' H I • DAILY PILOT jJ 0 I I ...... ··· ... "."- ... •, ·. ·: .. .. -)~·~~·:.---. _ _.. ·~ ... .. . .. . .,,_,.... • SAM FIAMCISCO ... -.· o, .. ,_,.,u...O.. 'Gateway West' The Shaded area of-the map shows the Golden Gate National Recrea· tion Area which President Nixon will dedicate today, although Con· gress has yet to pass the legislation to create what promises to be the greatest urban park in the nation. The park would encompass 24,000 acres of parkland. Nixon Urges Congress To Enact Ecology Bills ~ By HELEN THOMAS UPI St&fl Wrl .... President Nixon, before leaving today from San Clemente to Dy to -San Fran- cisco to dramatize the p r o p o s e d "Gateway West" park. urged the Democralk><lontrolled Congress ta put aside partisan politics and enact bis long· pending proposals to improve lbe en- vlnlrunenl In a statement, Nixon said, "most of my clean water-and other environmental proposals have now been before the Con- ifU' for more than a year and a half and more than 20 of them are sUll pending." ''are simply not keeping pace with the concern of citizens throughout the nation for po11ltlve action." The President planned the stopover in San Francisco en route back to Wubington after a 12-day· stay at lhe Westem White House. He arranged a meeUna with his Citizen's Advisory Com· mUtee on Environmental Quality to rtview plans for the 24,000.acre Golden Gate National Recrea tion Area. U.S. Red Honored "Each day of inaction,"· be added,, MOSCOW (o/I) -American COm· "sees more: 1'.-our )and beip(liltd. eup munlst An&eJ~ Davil wu awarded an water further polluted, -noise levels honorary degree by tbe University ol · mounting and harmful s u b 1 t an c e s Tashkent, the news agency T a 11 spreading 'till'cligbout !he ehvlrOmMlll" ' noported. Mia Davis arrived In Moscow He cba'lled that memberl of Coogriu last week. -President Spends Busy State Visit ' Pre!ident Sixon left the Oranae Coast loday after 11 days of busy pre-eampaf&n acti vity "'hich iocluded several ralliu , I trip lo Ha u'aii and a front-porch pres.s conferenre at La Casa Pacifica. Before the Splrtt or '76 touches down late today in Washington, D.C., however~ the President will have made a major stopover in San Francisco for a historic parks dedication, turning over lhouAands or acres of federal property in the Bay Area for pubUe use. This latest trip to San ' Clemente was far rrom a standard working vacation. Instead of the customary daily trips to the beach lhe President used his time \reaving the fabric of his ree lection ca m- paign. Highlights of the visit included major announcements on Vletnam troop cuts, promises to end the draft by July of 1973 and several attacks at campaign posi- tions of Sen. George tdcGovern. Despite the glut or presidential business through the stay, it was the beginning of the visit that will leave the most lasting imprint on the Orange Coast In the first-ever public reception for the President h e l d at the Western White House com pound. the President arrived amid a cheer ing throng of 15,000 • persons or more. Traffic jams and congestion ae-. , companied the rally sponsored by the county committee for Nixon's rwTeclion a'nd a cllarlt tllafSeefns-cerrai n fo~ br! ~~ heard throughout the campaign was tried out for the 8r11t time on a grass-roots level • "Four More Years!" Today's departure comes after about three days of rtsl at La Casa Pacifica where the Prealdent only held one official function . Late l\fonday afternoon Nixon played host to about 100 members of the travel· ing press corps whose members will be accompanying the chief executive when his campaign 1ets lnto high gear early next month. The President said he would hold of! on heavy campaigning until early October to give himself a chance to try a last· minute push to obtain ~e in Congreu o( aeveral key plecu of legisla- tion which have bogg~.!!9.l!JIJ!>J'. lllOl'.llha. Until then, Nixon pl1111 ta iiWe only day trips and an occulonal weebod- jaunt on the. ~Ian ti:all. YEAR-END ' • ALL 1972 MODELS • • • PERSONAL "CAR OF THE YEAR" HARD TO FIND EXCITING STYLING ONLY A MONTEGO GT CA.N OFFER YEAH END $DISCOUNT$ 1973'1 ON THE WAY! MUST MAKE ROOM! EVERY CAR IN STOCK PRICED TO SELL NOW! • • • • • U OLN- CONTINENTALS MERCURYS COUGARS COMETS CAPRIS 60, 1972's To Choose From ... BUY NOW! Home Of The New Car .•• "GeWeto Teuch" t ' ~ c_,,,, 1-~ of no. em- o hns on & -son 21121 HARBOR BLVD~ COSTA MESA • MOll30 l Home Of The New Car •• , "GeUea Teaiell" r ' I ' / 4 DAii. Y PILOT A Home Growi1 Used Car Lot ON INTO FALL DEPT. -A friend was asking the other dly what we're going lo do around our house now that Labor Day ls over, fall bu fallen aDd we an have lo ld<k Ibo und out ol our shoes. I 11U11JOC1 Illa coocom wu generated by the belle! that our house C001!Jte only or four busted lllr.fboards and • pair or !rayed swlmlins. Well, he doesn't .. a11y have to worry that much about our hobby-time. Cold weather may indeed come to our shorellue, rendering all of our aquatic equipment use!.... Despite this obvious setback, we will still be able to OCC1lPY our spare Ume with our motor cars. At last count we bad sil. We didn 't really upect to have all these vehicles. It was eort of un-planned pmnthood. They just happened along as fugitives from variouJ junkyards and because we have kind hearts, we let them in, OUR PLEET INCLUD~ two dune bu1111et, one with body and ooe without: an ltalla!>bullt roadster that Will start only on warm afternoons when you pour a litUe rtd wine in the carburetor; an Amtrican-bullt c:Gllpe that needs a tire factory to aupport !ta appetite for rub- ber; a ltlUon wagon that I call the Bloatmoblle I because It will pass everything but a gu station; and finally, an old panel truck with rust. THE PANEL TRUCK is our latest ac- quisition. For tsp bucks,. how can you go wnmg? It u!ed lo belong lo the electric company. The only reason they got rid of it, according to the late owner, was that after 150,000 miles Jt blew out its wiring and thus wu drumn1ed out of tbe elec- lrlcal buslneJs In diJgraco. Tbeae are the veblcl ... They of course do not Include the old Buick V-8 eoglne In the front yard or lhe VW powerplant which rtpo!eS Jn several .hundred pieces in the laundry room. You mlght suppose that with all these gasoline-powered machine! around, we are the awom enemies of the antl·air polluur people. Thi. i. unfair._ WE' 'll'OULD ONLY he antagonlslJ ol the anti-air pollution folka: if an these things were running at once. The chances of this happening are e1tremely remote. I must admit that the wife believes we are a touch heavy in the automotive department. We don't have any money but we have enough plnk slips to bulge everybody's wallet. We don 't support habits. We support the Department of Motor Vehicles. Everytime 1 pick up the nev.·spaper and start reading auto ads, the little woman threatens to leave town. "HEltE'S A REAL bargain," I'll an- nounce. 11Fonner U.S. Anny half-track, once used in the movieJ. 1cfeat atientiOn· getter, l'UD5 good, $1,095." Or, 41Here's a guy with some real bargains. Three 1925 Chevvy stakebed trucks. AU three for $350." The ads are full of such goodies, like a '31 Ford coupe with t h e peanut 00- honepower engine, or a '37 Chev. sedan, nms, for only 400 bucks or best offer ... Reading all these wonderful ads :i!oud around our house can get you introduced to the bottom of a frying pan. The little woman, however, has given up the-bit about leaving town every lime additional automobiles get mentioned. The last time she left, we got another one. I'm going to give up reading lhe ads, too. Surely something will just come along. 'Prisoners Call Off Uprising TRENTON, N.J. (AP) -A 11 ... hour upr!Jing by 18 pr!Jon Inmates at the Vroom Building of Trenton State Prison ended peacefully early today after state officials agreed to listen to inmate griev· ances. 1be settlement was reached during ne· gotiatioos between leaders of the rebel· lion and Robert L. Clilford, director ot the st.ate Department of lnslitutioris and Agencies whose jurisdiction includes pen- al racillties. Clifford, who remained oubide the building during the diJcusslons, talked to the inmates through 1 wiremesh win- dow, The disruption began at t :40 p.m. u a pair of inmates, who had been treated at the prison hospital for wasp stings, were being returned to their cells, ac· cording to a department apoke sman . THE INMATES assaulted the two guards who were escorting them, said th e spokesman, and were joined by the 14 other prisoners· on the first floor, all of whom were out of their cells for a recreation perlod. The two guards, who suffered head lacerations, were treated and released at St. Francis Hospital in Trenton. The inmate!: then went on 1 brief ram· page, breaking the floor's television set, shattering lights and ripping apart their bedding. At one point, the spokesman said, they broke into an office where riot gear was stored and grabbed baton! and cans of mace. The weapon! were ,urrendered when the rebellion subsided. AS PART of the settlement, William Schinnann1 news director of radio station WHWH In Princeton, N.J., W.. ·1o be -allowed to listen to, and tape record, the prisoners' grievances. The session was to take place on the third floor of the Vroom Building following the transfer ~f the inmates from the first floor. The transfer was ordered because of damage to the first floor during the rebellion, the official• said. Last June, the state began u.slng lhe building to house prisonen considered ••incorrigible." Previously, it had been used for the cooflnement of tbe crim- inally insane. -... 1973 Cadillacs Unveiled; Same Look-and Price • DETROIT (AP) -Tho price tag IJ still the same and except for minor faceUfting here and there, the Cadillacs for 1973 :iUll have the -.ned seulptureil look or its recent vintage. . General Motors Corp., however, had in· troduced four new options and says that "rolling smoothness had been enhanced" and quieter operation comes from '' acousijcally improved m u { f I e r 1 , resonatOra and exhaust pipes.'' TIIE 1973 models were shown today in a preview for newsmen. They go on sate at dealerships a week from Thursday. The 1973s will cost the same as the J972s dJd under a recent Price Com~ tr.Wion denial of any immediate basie- increases for either General Motors or Ford Motor Co. That means Cadillac will cost ts,000- plus up to $11,000..plus, depending upon whether it's a bottom~!-the-line Calais or Fleetwood Seventy-Five limousine. The four extra options being offered for 1973: AN ILLUMINATED vanity mirror at· !ached to the right hand sun visor In front : an electrically heated rear window defogger; a temperatu re gauge OJI the driver's outside rearview mirror, and a windshield radio an tenna or a fender mowited one which rises automatically when either the radio or Jgnition is turn- ed on and retracts when either is turned ore. I VPITtlelllltte Boardwalk Beauties • Wl)ile other Miss America contestant. rested for Wednesday's be- ginning of the Miss America Contest. these three beauties took in the sight. overlooking the boardwalk ~d ~ach at AUantlc City, N.J. Monday. From left are Miss Georga, Liu Lawalin; Miss North Carolina, Constance Anne Dorn; and Miss South Carolina, Bennie Corder. • Rock Fam Reluctantly Break Camp in llliniJis BULL ISLAND, fil (AP) -Thousands of tired and dlsillusioned rock mW!llc fans deurted this scarred peninlula early to- day, leaving behind tom of trash ranging from makeshift Bhelters lo panties. The la!t band al the Labo< Day weekend Soda Pop F..tival packed !ta equipment shortly after midnight, a few boon after promoters had lefL Between 25,000 lo 35,000 fans remained at that poin~ still waiting f o r performances by headlined groupo that ( IN SHORT ••• ) were promised, but neVer appeared • Police esthmlted nearly 30,000 young :people nocked to the 900-acre Jsland in the Wabash River between Indiana and Illinois for the three-day celebraUOn. Promoten aald they h a d expected no more than 75,000. e Dole Lodges Charges WASHINGTON (UPI) -&publican Natlooal Cl!alrman Robert J. Dole haa brought new charses of campaign viola- tions against Democratic ~ nominee George S. McGovern 1 organiza.. tion . Cole called the charges, filed _MO!lday with the General Accounting Office (GAO), serious. A spokesman for McGovern called them "appalllng, in- credible and even laughbable." e Famed Works Stolen MONTREAL (UPI) - A world·wlde alert was in effect today f« $2 million wortb of paintings and art objects olol,it from the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Monday by t b r e e "discriminating thieves." The tlree, armed with shotguns and wearing ski maab, toot a page from the movie "Topbpl" and gained entry by sliding down a nylon rope sJung from a rooftop siyllght. The U:yligbt burglar alann had been neutrallud, apparently by repair work last week. The athletic tbievea bound and Piiied three museum luanfs before aasembling the 1! paintings, Including a $1 million oil by Rembrand4 and 39 pieces of decorative art. • -· Ott•aM•u Suken • California-hound • Train Jackknifes INLAND, Neb. CUP!) -The ~Deav .. Zallbr, -Ibo top 1ra1n tnm lho llldweoi 1o t1t1 w .. 1 Cout, hao IUlllllOd Ibo lrOCb In aoulllem NebraaU laml counlly (It !ta last dally NL Tbe 11 .. k, ailV8' Amtrak t:ain, loaded with 224 -111, WU about ID ltour late pulling out ol Chlcap SUnday !)Ven- ing beca1111e of mechanlcal d!fficullies on ooe of the wbee!J ol the pullman cm. About 12 hours later, II lay crippled with some of Iii oecupante acreamiQg for help. Rescue worke.11 arrived on the 1eene almost lmmedlatal,y alter the last nine can of the lraln jactknlled off the tracb Monday after striking wbat Burlb!fton. · Nortltern rallroad otlidals later called a broken tract. M05T OF the 100 occupants In the derailed Callfomla section of t h e train • were oleeplng at the ttJne. Of those !Jter hauled out of what could have been a massive tomb, 30 required treatment at a nearby Hastings Hospital. Fred Wilson, 77, Fon Wayne, Ind., was released from Mary l•nnlng Hospital Monday night while Mrs. Marian Ryan, 58, who wu en route with her two daughters back lo Denver from Chicago after a visit with her lister, was to be released sometime today. "l was awake in one of the cars at the end of tbe train," Mrs. Ryan said in a sbaten voice from ber bospltal bed early today •. "When they found me, Ibey put me on a atntcber and took me to an ~·m­ bulance. about 75 mlJet per hour, wu on Its la!I Chlcago-Denver-Ooklaiid dally run. "We've been mating the dally runs all ,aummer," be llld. "Now we'll be down to aboUt two or three a week." '!be passengers In Ibo .;;,..terafled por- tlon of the train were able to continue their joumey, but those in the other cars were later transported to Denver by but. 3,000 Attend Jesus Event - In New York NEW YORK (AP) -The Jeau.s Mov,. ment bas come Into Madison Square Gan!en and entertained more than S,000 mo.stly young persons with rock mua.ie, speechet, testimonials and an occasional prayer for more than three boun. · The "Jesus Joy'' festival in the Garden's Fel~ Forum was said by its sponsors, the Maranatha Ministries of N~w . Milford, N.J., to be the largest formal-gathering of "Jesus Freaks" ever. held In lhlJ area. "nle crowd, from the city, upstate, Long laland, New Jmey, Connecticut "EVERYBODY was very kind," she and Pennsylvania, Monday night beard added. "We are all very thankful to evangelical rock by Llllian Parter, the God." Son of Man, the Maranatha Band, Love Mrs. Ryan's . daughten.....MJweeo...J7, ~ ~!1j1 and others. and Margalit: 20, who wis to SU.Jt -·-.... ~ classes at Colorado College today, spent THE AUDIENCE expressed Its the night at the Clark Hotel in Hastings. pleasure in the music not with HR.lght Deputy Sheriff Gerry Pierce, one of On," but wltl). cries of "Praise the Lord'1 the first on the scene, Aid the low and ''Amen." number of injuries was due to the {act the derailed can didn't roll after leaving The RA!v. Jerry Davl.9 of Nortb Ari· the liacks. inglon, N.J., warned agalnsl joining the movement 1·ust for "an emotional .. 1 ....... A porter In tbe deralled section, .,... William Flowers. Chlca&o, bad spent 35 "We must go beyond the ucitement of years on Ibo tracts. but lhlJ was bls first the music and the loudness or tho involvement in a wreck. sound,'' be said. "We want to grow Flowers, who was treated for a bruised beyond the state of religious tripping and right elbow, said the train, ttavellng Jesus traveling." n. Mo!Jbe Rosen, 40, leader of the San Francisco-based "Jews for Jesus", said Ibo group had received bostlle rtactlons from both Jews and Christians. FREE ur gift to you •• with childreits school shoes. Your very own c11mer11. Hurry end get yours! U.S. 'Unseasonably' Cold toP. performer fun and Fil lhe color-·brighl way f Cool Air P1islies Across North, Central Pl.ain Areas V.S. S1nnn1aru f:ldlforal• .. , .......... ~--. ·---~'·=-Sun, llf-, 1''4es ,,,_. S«Olld lllth • . .... .. .. till """ f.1 " .. Stclll'WI ... "':..·::.u:.:~ 1:11 """" , .. -- • llLA<X or 8ROWN . . (}J /,.,.J{!/l,t/SBOES fr:'i! ~.,,,/} J.1!11, .. .. .. ...... v :l !: =:::: :f' .. ::·:.:::·.::·.: ::ll:: .!:! FASHION ISLAND • NEWPORT BEACH • WESTCLIFF PLAZA ! ; ..o = : :::::::::::: :;: ~:: t~ Aclclltion1f 1Httn1 new av1ll1M1 fft .ur O.ilclreft'i leOttry 1t F.1hfH t1l1nd. llM llM•i•~~ ..-11Y"""' i._,_~._ .............................................................. ._._._._._.J .1 -... U..t:••.m. .... , ... "" - \ ' j • • • d • • __ .,. __ ,._ ................. • • Orange Today's Flaal ' EDITION N.Y.· Stoeks VOi:.. 65, NO. 249, :t SecnoNS, 42 ~AGES 'ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, )972 NC TEN ·CENTS f ' • ' ' Pilot SpOrts. Editor · See•. Gri1n Branaa By GLENN wm l'B IMltr '"" ............... MUNICH - A buodrod yards IWI)' from 1111 ohlemttlon position "' • knoll I could -tbe lerTOr!Jts bobbing In and out o1 doon and windows of tbe Olympic Village bulldlna where Ibey ant boldlng IO IJraeU Olympic atbleteJ aod olficlalJ boslsge. Loolilntr iluougb binocuiars, I could ,.. them clearly , , , one taller !ban tbe othf-r, wearing a turban and a light blue clolh covering blJ face, ucept lor eyebole& '!'be -~ lam ;... pointed blocli • • and be -. a yellow bat I - hr.w mucb looger Ibey -.Id be alive ••• or )ow much Joopr tbe1r boelapl -.Id be au .. aa tbe drama litnt anlolda. Witb tbe aan ping dowm lllCI -IS hours ha.ma llrudy paued lllnco tbe ~ broke into ,,llnel ttom cbambenand ldll~two-. temloo continues to bullcl • , · . '!be llternatlves l!OOJMd• to.be. that Iba, terrorists wll\ ldll•lhe .boltlgu and lben bo llWe<i.tbemaelve1 it tbali"c!emaDds fi>t. ' ' a safe air exit wUh !he hostages and rtlea!e ol tomrlat liNonen In brae! arJ not met. Oo tbe demanda could be met, wblcb -unllltely. Third Is tbe possibility tbe terrorists will surrender. One-camerawoman from Madrid aald, .. lt't going to be horrible," as she watch- «' troops dntsRd li);e atbleteJ and Cl!' eying ·suJ>.macblne guns deploy I nig lbemae!Vts";OD !he ,roof ol ~ Jsraeli bullclini. I saw mo~ troops wllh belmets and sul>machloe gum,.t,idre.ued in athletes' warm.up outfits, maneuvering in the garage area wblcb goes under !he Israeli structure. Watching the scene far severll hours I noticed !hat !he terrorists moved In and out of the door and window. Occuionally one ol !hem would go up aod down the balcony In front ol lhe apartmel>L As time moved on ~ir movements "ere much more' nervous appearing, however, as they darted in and out of • their room which is oo the floor above !he roof of the buildini. · It's an incredible spectacle to behold - "?rl of like watching a bomb falllng fiom the sky, walling for tt to land and detonate. No American athlete is housed near the danger area .but Clay Evans of Hun- tington Beach, on the Clnadian team, is about rKt yards away. However, be seems safe enough too because a row of buildings is between his edifice and tba\ where tbe hostages are. ra· error1ze . ' Police Seek -Arsonis ts In Van ·Fire By RUDI NIEDZIEL'lKI Of .. D.ilY ..... ,,.., An arson-caused blaze ripped throuih three VDS parked oublde a eo.ta Mui moving business early today, c•naing an attmated $17,lltlll In damages. Golden Boy M·ark Spi.tz Fl ies Home By HUBERT MIZELL A1t1e11i,_ ,.,_ t""" Wrlpr MUNICH -Mark Spitz, the 'Qlympic Gemes' golden boy, flew home to Califonila ahead ol acbedule · today In !he ...to of terrorist attacks "1 llraell team membera. ."!'!t "As a human being and as a lew,'' "'' T ......... said !he 8W1mmer who won a nteard SLA IN BY ARABS seven" gold meilab, "I am! tbocked and lsrH ll c .. ch Wolnbo111 WlIDam Eytdllson, owner of Balboa Trander Company, W Paularino Ave., AYS be Is offeriJlr A ,1,GIJI rennl !Or ilto JIJIMllbl Mll!llt'IO'llll: eapture 1ll !he • • • '~~~-. -~-~, r-i 4141 ·-pc -:W · ·····'· pre-dawn anontst. ' FlreJi>en responded ta!he blaze at 4:39 a.m. after being alerted by official! at Oranga County Airport, from wblcb !he Oame1 were visible. . Battalion Qlief Robert Beaucbamp aald !he lltt, apparenily aet by gaaollne, destnlyed one of !he ,tzuclia and p.rtlally damaged two others. "'Ibey were all empty bot some pack· Ing materials and blankets were Jost In !he fire," be aald. "It'• obvioosly an In· cendlary fire ... '!be fltt, be aald, WU started Inside one ol Iba vana and spread In !he two olhen. '!'be VOS, normally parked in a fenced compound, were left outside Monday lllgbt becauae they arrived late, ac- cording to Eytcbl!oo. ''This makes me so mad I can't see lllilgh_J." said tbelr owner, whose losses are ·nol covered ey IDIUrance. "All I bad on tbem wu public liability and property damage but no fire and theft, at least un- til today." •111m offering the ~ward . because, I just want whoever deatroyed· my eqwp- ment apprebended. All thls lawlessness bas to stop." EytcbJson said be baa a total of 17 moving vans In bi• OeeL Car Chained Vp; W oul.d-be Thief Leaves-on F o,~t George Babacli of Newport lleacb'• Oakwood Apartments hu found a way to beat car thieves. Baback drives • silver Porsche 911, a car that is favored by car thleve3. • TWO 'REJGHtllll,S l:OCKED AF:rER .COLLISION IN . FOG tie O,r..lnj1!1'.9!1·1il·Aocldent, Off Padflo N<ltthwost c .. 11 Tug;'.T ~s · 2 · Fre.ig~._t,ers . . . ' ' ' . lnvolvetl in Collision ,h )"··· ti ...... '{'' ., . . • . . . ! ' ! .. ·,1 . ' ' ' ~\llGTO!llA,J!,C,,(~~ ~ ... Sui!-' bury n tbday began ' 'towlntl two . ~lers .Jocloed logelher ·ln colllilon to ' caJnier Wflera near · here,. llld a. spcgegman lor t!>t tu81• O)Olltrf, 5eaapan lntemationll Co.. ' ' ' •He'aalil catllnt totches probabl1 woul~ be"uieiloti>,_ate the IJ,atlMm c. ,£. Dant and !he t,oolHoo Agean Sea. '!be C. EnDant's bow waa boriad detp ID !he port· side ol lhe A&tan Sea'• Bow. '!be l!blpa collided Monday In Clnadian -waters, atiout S.mllil 10U1hwtil ofl:Ylo- toria, !hen drifted laler Into .American. . ' waters. Tbert were no Injuries reported. in, the collision. . '!be C. E. Dant, owned. by States Steamships . of San Franclsco, was enroute to Porllllnd from Seatue at !he time, carrying mannfactured .goods. The Agean Seai of Liberian· regtltry, ,, was beaded to Vancouver, B:c.,·1trom1 Hong Kon& for a car10 ol grain. Damage estimates were not available, but damage appeared beavier to !he Ageu Sear whoi8 No."2. port bold · was (See TUG, Page 2) Air. CatDecision by PUC ' ' . ,• /, ... ,, ... · W ()n't ~ean Added Flights A Public Utilities Commlsalon (PUC) ruling ~ Air Calllomla ~ provi4. And sure enougb ••Ir thb morning, commercial jet fligbts a day from the Sanla Ana facility, Orange County's only eommercW airport. oomeone broke Into Baback'a car, sprung · , local• service betwMn Orange Coun,ty the Ignition lock, bot wired the car, put II Airport and Ontario International wlD not Into reverae and traveled two feet bef0nt · ..,..., l<ldluoa&l lllgblt· out of the'.,.,.,..., · • -n.: ,~1 .. Hid Indlil\& :U111•....i11 W orl.d Le-.:1~,,. · lf"dUaW,•jikbd(bJ> .. -. .. 1.r -' ' ~ . mlng'llledab and'deparled Olympic Vil· !age a few hours after the <\tabs stormJ<I the nearby Istiell dormitory. He WJ• under guard beca\tse of blJ prominence and because be ts Jew. Spit> held a llJ.mlnute .news conference at the Ufymplii press ceoter and then waa escorted by German Armr bodyguards to a televlalon 1tudio, to a downtown hotel and !hen to !he airport. "Mark left. a Utile ahead of scbedule," said Sberin autwor, millionaire owner ol Anlen Hills• Swim Club in Cannicbaet, ~· "He Jilli ,felt It was !he beat thing in view of wbat ,wu going'oii." Cbavoor is Spit>' peroonal ~ and ls acUng as the 'Olympic bero11 bulineu advlaer'l!ow that~!he-way b cleared'lor' Mark to tum professional. "I swam compeUUveJy for the last time In MoiJday nigh!'• IOO medley relay," Spllz said. "Now I'll try to relax and think about what l'Ve done." PHILIP BERRIGAN GETS 8YEARS HARRISBURG, Pa. (UPI) - A federal Judge today oenteooed antiwar Calhollc jrlest Falher Pllillp Berrigan to eight yean lmprilomneat on cbargea be IDIUjJ· gled lettera from tbe federll penitentiary at uwls!Jur8, Fa. U.S. District Judae R. Dixon Kerman alao sentenced anotlier llartisburl Seven defendant, Calhollc mm Sister Eliaabetb McAllslsr, to one yur lmpriaomnent on the ume cbarge. Herman told tbe gre)"balred Berrigan he could aerve !he seotence wilhln two yeara because the two-year prison terms for eacb of !he four Counts on wbicb be · was convicted were to run cimctUTtnUy. Cire Outrage Of Arab Attack By Tiie Aunelated Prest American oUlclall e x p re s s e d m. dlgnatlon to.!&1 at Iba Arab terrorist at· tack m the Israeli Olympic team. At !he 'Weatern White Houae In San Clemente, President Nim!, lhrougb a spokuman, upmaed ' ........ ol deep outrage" about the ktllinp. · Preslctentiil preu aecretary Ronald L Zlei;· • aald Nixon was up early and following !he developments cloaely, Tbe President conform wtlh Henry A.•KJu. inger,_b!J princlpaL foreign .affalra tcl- vtser, on the matter, Ziegler said. '!be press aecretary addejl Iha• Nlxnn said he did not see how the summer gt.mes could be contlnued unW the ho!tages were released. Sen. George McGovern, the Democratic Presidential nominee;'"'" said, "I am slcliened by the outrage .•• That a small band of terrorists rould ~ a pageant that had brought the en.Ure world togelher In friendalllP ts aomething that-symbolizes the dangerous currents of violence loose in the World today." United Natloos Secretary-O<neral Kurt Waldheim appelled for !he reluse ol tbe Israeli hostages beld by Arab terrorists. Waldheim termed the act "dutatdly0 acd said ft was 1'tbe more lhocking tor bavin1 takm place at tbe Olympic games, which represent one of man's oldest and noblest efforts to foster friendship, understanding and racon- ciliatlon among !he peoplea of all the world." "' The secntary-general's statement was sent to the 132 U.N. members. Senate Majority Leader M I k e Mansfield (D-Mont.) told tbe Senate the crime ii 11reprehens1ble and outrageous,., Senate Minority Leader Hugb Scott (ft. Pa.), called tt "vile and barbaric." comlngtoanabruptbalt. " • facUlty. .. . • J • Pro4-~ll>l4-Ended Babaci; In ~lclpatioo of sucb ID Avlation dlntetor' Robert Bl'tlliaban , .. , a 131 a -Secretary of State William P. Roge'1 tMUed a ltatement espreulnr ''profound ...,.,,,...i aenae ol horror at !be calloul, outrageoua attack." ennt bad run a bain around a support Qld 'lodar :IM PUC >'1Utllprlt1 mei,br 1 · tieom In !he u ........00 garags and means ""Air Cal will be allowad 1to ..U ~ •• ~.t!i'~thl1:;'~v1ng blJ car tlcliels Oii llaJec to Ontario." I PO w, Bracelet Ruling Fo ught bad::! forth In an eUort to bteali Ille B-tJplainad that the Nawport 'dJain abned Baback who got &nm to Beach bued -prwenU1 -•tea LANSING, Mich. (UPI) - A Marine lance corporal wbo ,,.... a prisoner Ibo e In tlma to aee !he thief rim! -be!Weeo S.. ~ ... and Sac:ranJen. • o1 war bncelet to "lignUy" blJ proteat agalnll Ibo war lo -Alta 11)'1 nlng out the entrance. to and ~ Coan17. Tllo plane then It ba baa been ordered to tab It off. , Polk:e rtporl the man appareut\1 lettjed pu-rteaa to (j n I a r Io to Micblgan Gov. Wililsm G. MJllllim announcad oo MondaJ that the~. · . dldn~ 10 away empty banded. A pick up nmme t11t mar.-· w!Jo w11 not ldetllilied, bad written the aovemor complaining that hia com- trudt wu l'eported •stolen from anothfr 1llth Illa PUC ruUnc. Air Callfomta l!W!dlng officer made blm remove !he POW bracelet oportment mldent Ia!er In !he JDOmiD&. lll"1 ..,. chirp '5 _par JlttlOll for !he Tiie Marine'• letter aald be wa wAl'lnf !he bncelet "to llcnl!y my pro. leg. Tllo PUC noted no other 11r carrltr tool ol Iba Vltlaatn confllclv and to·~preaent my -palh1 for all prltooers p:ootltlw almlllr --.. ol war and !hoaa inlsali1a In ttctlon u a ...-.II ot that conflict.'' 1V ater Skier Killed --noted Air Cal II~ td Tiie braeei.il,. .......... POW·MIA br...iet., ara told by an.Ol'g-llm , a lf•ll< ol JI.I .fliglltl ~ m': "!_..!::~'!Ito ara lllber prlaoperw o1 war or mlsalng ID acllon.. Eatb , .LAKE BAVASu CITY, At1>. (AP)-A ;4.:.U,llr'dtl ~~ ~ :_ .,, .._ ..... ,'!!,._~ ol aj>t1aoolr Of mlsalng man. ' Gn1IMa HUit man wu killed llmllb » Ollll-~ -~ ,. ,,..'!"' beadquai'lan me'aled Marlile drats rqwallooa.f«bld w11m II& .......S Into Ibo palh' of ID .... oboul 11 ftlPls • ' .. -ring of bnlCeiet. Ill anlfOnn -lhougb. many Olflcwli Jn Iba ""'°" ~llllll lllltlo water atlh11 at ltlP ".Wo .. at1D llllodlllDr wltb A1nre1t m•ndantla ~them. : • • • , =Oii J.Ua HaM, llobava Coanc, for a moa flllbl a clQ' llmlt," B..,...ban "Pwbapa lhire II )111 cauae for sUcll.a ,..W.Uoo-~ brr1Jota, bljt ilr, • .._ I''"" •Id John ,._._ "*" ID thll -doltll m fttl that lenienoJ ..W 7 •""''"' to Iba -!" Ille • kntl 'i(d!Od ~ ol ~ 'IMI ' ta:. tt11o6t '11iO maW ol ftlPll '" 11i11ne _., ' • "'~ ............. :Aid. :Aita• I II• la !Ito •l":::•!::..:lt:_.].,..,.,.,_ ____ ... ;..,;,:·---6".;.'"..;...-";,,'_._ ______ .: -... •• I Tbe State Department aald !he Arab terorbts are "ouUawa, b r l g a n d 1 1 rr.urdarerw and ID lntolerabla affront to eodety." Speaking for !he department, Cbarles W. Bray aid !he United States ii makinc every &Hort livallable In tt to find an Im- mediate aolutlon to !he altuaUoo . Sargent Sbrlver aent a .telegram to Avery llnmdage, president of the Olym- pic Committee, Aying "I 1bant !he hopes of all AmericDS for the safet7 ol the • (Sea REACl10N, hfe I) ~chool Meeting Off TonJ&llt'1 rqular meetlnf ol tbe Nawport•Mela UnlllM Scltool board baa --· ,, Thi nut meetllt .of the board will ba Sep.•Jt al Cdda~ Hiil> School. • A giant crowd surrounding the aru fl quiet ... the villa1e is tiuiet. A group of people carryin& a s I g n °Stop the Olympic Games" with a star ol David on ii marched peaceably around t b e area in early afternoon. Meanwhile the Olympics are Imperiled. Word is that mmpetition will not be resumed until after the problem 11 Ht· tied. But nf course tr It ends tn further violence the games may well be can· eel ed. • ICS Israel Team ~eing Held By Gunmen MUNICH (UPI) -Arab guorrillas shot their way into the Israeli quarters in the Olympic village in a predawn raid today, killing two llraelis, s e i 1 I n I ei~ht others hoa:tage under threat of execuUon and forcing olfidals to suspend !he games for 24 hours. The gumQJu lhreatened to kill all !ha athletes and-ofilcials in their band! unle..u they were 1iven three airliners tG carry them off u p-. to an unspecified Arab country. 'Ibey also ...,__ Iba ftltat ol 20ll Palestlnlana held In Israeli jalla and more "humane" tre1lm111t for Ara~ in lsraelJ.Gc<upled lands. Wrestling coac;h Moshe Weinberg, 33, who intercepted the raiders outslde the house was allot and killed. Refente Josepb Gottln!und leaned against the door sbcutlng 'I" alarm until another burst of fire was heard but there were conflicting reports on his fate. One police report said the guerrill8' were taking care of a wounded man, but other accounts said there was a body in thehouae. • (In JeruJalem, the Israeli Ol:ymplc Committee said it had word that v ... f Romano, a weJghtllfter, was killed ln ad· dltlon to Weinberg, the Assoctated Prest reported.) - Ge.rn)an oUi clals offered the guerrillas an unlimited sum of money and Gennan " hostages in place of the Israelis to guarantee their safety out of the country. TliiJWU'Hji!Cled. Reaction to the raid was immediate. Egypt withdrew from .tbe games: mill· tant Israelis asked for reprisal raid!, and some Arabs said an attack was almost inevitable, Gennan Chancellor Willy Brandt flew from Bonn to Munich to see what he could do. Avery Brundage, president or the International Olympic c o m m I t t e e , ordered suspension of the games for 24 hours: or until the hostages were freed - as had been demanded by Prime Mini!ter Golda Meir of Israel. She sum- moned a special session ot the Israeli parliament in Jerusalem to inform mem· hers of the situation. The assault by the band of terrorists who call themselves the "Black Sep- tember Group," perpetrators of the Lod Airport massacre in Tel Aviv, shocked !he 10,000 competitors and ol!ictals In tbe Olympic village into the realization the (Bee TERRORISTS', Pap %) Orange Coast Weatller V arlable cloudiness b oo the agenda for Wednesday, wllh a 1ligbt cbance of abowers In the mountain 1ntas, according to !he wealhertady. Highs at the beocbel will be In !he low Ille rlalng to 95 Inland. Lows toolgbt around 13. INSIDE TODA l' Ncuz lnrint poUcrmrn are •tat-. Ing the pul1t' of their new com· mttnitt1 in an effort to deter- mtne f1)fci/1c crltM c o ta t r o l prtoritit1. S•• atorv. on ~· a. ' • ,· NC Mesan Held OI!_~tahhll:ig Try Charge -• Ni%o.n Deplt>res · . Games ·violen.ce Mile Square Bid Set -~oUJ...!!L'"" .. fltmmte. ·~utw ••d a w "- •deep OUlrl(t" -Ille obooUq " , , !ft laratlll bJ .\rah ,oemllaa. ~ BOOJ"tl,-Moves ·on Controversial .Acreage - . ' . A :M-ytar .. ld Cotta Mtsan ta In JaQ to- day on aasault char(ea alter police allege he tried w pltmge a knife lnw the chHt of bis ateepln( neighbor tarly SU"'!aY· Preeldtntlal -1 e c r e to r y Ronald Zitlltt, 1peakln( Io newsmen 1t the Western . White llouae lhortly before a U-bour auspenaion of the garnet was an-- nounc:ed, uld NWm wu teeplna 1 dole watch on the lltuatloo. " ly J4CK IAOIMS ' ...... °""' ........ Omlge County SUpervllOrl today call· ed for bidJ on agricultural use of Sll acres of Mlle Square lltg.ional Park. The lsnd ls involved in the eunmt bribery chargea brought 1 g a I n • t two ·-clty'oCllc:llll. aiporym DI.id I. Babr mofed ap. proval of the propooal by Stanley Krause, director of reel -'1 .me., w aollcU bldl on -~ wllh 1he pro- Vialon that an ovfNll bid """"' be acceptable if bliW than thJ llllall of the hlS)leol bldl for Iba tine. Bids wtll be openM Sept 25. Dllclwlon precaclln( the vote Included quee!Jono from SUperviaor JIGoald w. C&spera of Newport J!eac11 to County CoulJ!Oi Adrian Kuyper -'Iii Iba u. logalfty of olfotlng I br!bo • ftll U 10o ceotb>c ume. Kuyper npli.c! th41. boll! adlona are lllepl Albert W. Roth Jr,. WU tabD lnl4 cusWdy at hl1 1p1rtmenl al 'IU JOlllll St. momenll after the alleged lllabbtng a~ tack on Paul G. Sliva, resident of an ado- j1cenl unit. "The Pteaident o b v t o u • I J deplores it," Ziegler llld. "Re doesn't see how-the games can con.. tinue until this is resolved." He said Nixon wa1 informed of the 8booting' o( the coach and tile kidnaping of nlne memben of the Israeli team 'by Henry Kissinger, lhe President's chief foreign afralrs adviser. · Wrong Brand?· 'CUpen npl-Otolt ba -,.,.,. rtnc lo "Iba ......... " polea!W bid-••·" The Mile Square agricultural leaao ...,. trovera:y surfaced last montl:. wben tt wu dlscloeed Iha! Georie Murat, a Fountain valley farmer who hu ltaaecl lhe m acrtS for more.than four yean, allegedly had been aaked w pay 110,000 w benelil an unldenlllled poUtlcal figlire. Hoth wu booked on cbarg~ ol assault with a deadly weapon and of btlng under the influence of drug1. Silva told pollce officers he was awakened by Hoth around 1:30 1.m when the latter leaned over hll body Ind attempted to !lab him. "You have to stop using heroin,'' police 1ay Hoth mumbled durlq the attack whlcb wu alopPed when Sliva lclcbd Hotli In the brom. . Sliva said be wld Hoth that he did nol use heroin, whereupon the alleged at- tacker scrambled out of the apartment aaying, "Thank God, I've communicated with aomeone." Silva, and his roommate James E. Gardner, held lhut Iha aperlment door when Hoth allegedly renewed hla 11tack by trying to break the door, accordln( w police reports. When Hoth gave up, they fled to the parking lot and watched him return with an air rifle, the men told detectives. C.Ollege Tru8tee Released on Bail Saddlebld: COmmunlly College trultee Alyn Brannoo, arrested last week on char(ea of boolcmaklng· amf' extortion, --WU released from Orange COunty Jail' late frida1 after pooltna $25,000 boric!. Bnnnon. to, of Sanfa Ana, waa 111o rested Monday by Newport Beach vice iove!llgator John Simon when he alleged· ly attempted Iii collect a 12.800 gambling debt. ' Polica and the dlalrtct atwrney'a olflce ebarge Brannon and an unidentified ae- mmpllce with operalllli a $25,000 a w"'k gambtlnr operation for the put three yem. Offlcerl charge the tnlllee with tUlnt 1Jeti m borae nclng, bukelboll, llueball, 11111 other lpoN. He'd Rather Not Have Switched , Froni P.,,e J TERRORISTS .•. future of the games themselves was at stake. Many said as demonatrations broke out In the village that this meeting would mark the end of the modem games revived· in 1896. As If to confirm this f e 1 r. Er.vpt withdrew its team from the games. This became known when the · Egyptian basketba1J team failed to appear for a match with the. Philippines. Meetings were said to be under way in other Arab delegations. More than 100 Israeli to u r i s t s demonstnted, ahoulllli that Jewish blood waa once again beln( 1pllled In Germany, The infamous Dachau camP. _·, where thouaancta dJed Ii on the ·. li1Dge of Munich. Dtmonatratora were watched by a crowd of lhoufanda lllandlng on Ibo hllla built up ·f'ronl the' rubble ot wartime Munich. ·--· . . • . Look before you leap. or eat, in this case, is pretty good advice. Newport Beach police stopped a '¥1· yeal'-Old Vista man early today for a traffic violation. During a routint check, oUlcera discovered that the man wu wanted on an oulallndlng traffic warrant. While preparln( to arreat the driver, one ponce officer noticed what he thought might be two marijuana cigar- et tes in the man's shirt pocket. From Pagel REACTION ... Israeli Olympic team now held prisoner -and feel disgust that this sort of outrageous international crime Jiad become so familiar in recent years. "It is doubly tragic that the terrorists picked the Olympic gameo w commit their SO<llled 'political' crime. The Olympic games are games of peace. 'Ibey are games for sportsmen and 1portsloven everywhere. PoliUcs -to say nolhln( of polltlcal murder -_bu no plaei! in these earn.es.,, A count<Miemonstratlon arguing that Tust;n Te· ·ac· hers stoppmg the games would only penalize ., the young who had apenl years training r~~.:ir evenll peacfully dlspe":"' Ille will Open year But individual competitors w e r. e dismayed. [ S "k V "War at the .Olympic Gomes! It's n trl e Ote unbelievable," aald Senegaleae buketball r-- player Seel< Sbabacr, apreaslng the aen-T ch • th Tu 11 U · Hi h Ument of numerou. other athletes. ea ers m e s n n1on g OffiCials of the iames, 'the most School District· will vole Thursday on elaborately organized in history at a cost whether to strike or take other action on of '857 millton, arranged a memorial the first day of acbool in protest of funeral service for the Olympic Stadium ailaries and working·condluons. at 10 a.m. (2 a.m. PDT) Wedneaday w A gefleral lnlormallonal meeting for underJme that the Olympic 1d.eal IS teachera will tab lac:e Weditesday at at~ger ~·1~ of,.ter~. ,.-..-:-r-, ,, ~ , The evenis ol a bl4ck day .for world 10 :30 aJ!i. at Unlversity High School in But before the officer could Investigate further, the man grabbed one of the cigarettes and ate it. Apparently, it was the wrong one. The officer grabbed the remaining cigarette. It appeared w be made of the forbidden weed. "Oh -. I ate the cigarette,• aald the driver. · He was book on an additional charge of possession of marijuana. Coast Olympia1is Take Spotlight MUNICH -Two Orange ())ast area athletes and the American water polo team 's annexation of a bronze medal at the XXth OJymplc Games are in the news today with DAU.Y PILOT Sports 0 MUNICH 1972 Editor Glenn White on uie oqj.e of ~ troubled games. San Clemente's Patty Johnson qualified £or a semifinals berth In the women.'1 ltJO.meler hurdlea and Newport Beacb'a Andy Weiglnd 16 acheduled for ropecbaae competition in canadia1. doubles tayak action. The polo squad, coached by llunllniton Beacb'1 Monte Nllzkowald, won the flnt medal In Ill years at the Olymplco. Included on the polo team la Nowport Beacb'a Eric Lindroth. For detalla aee While'I lllarlel C11 -16. We.tmlilster Mtyw Derek McWhlMey and PlaMlng Commlaslon Cbalnnan Tad Fujita were malg1ied In SUperior Court · last Thuracla1 on cbar&•·of grand tlltft, bribery, oonsp1racy 11111 aollclllng the commiaalon of. I crfine in COlllleCllon witb the •srtcultural·.l-. . • Sdpervtu Robert Batttn leday' ..... llnued w -· that the -ge bl planted In grus !or the ... of the public. His'. motion failed for lack of a second, and Babr'1 -aulhorlilng oollcita-llon of the bldJ pused 1-l with Ballin di!sentlng. Kenneth Sampson, Director of HarborfJ, Beaches and Parks, said it would eoet $600 to $1,200 an acre to carry out Bat- tin's rlan. Following the f.1 vote, Baker said, ••statements have been madf: today in reference to the character of George Murai. Rather than censure, I think he should be commended for his actions in reporting w and working wltb law en' forcement offieiall." Balter aald II 'ifu ·obvloul flom newt reporta that Mural bad _.,led In every way wltb the Dlltrjcl AllGn>ey'1 olflee In bringing the alJepd 1lrtbery ai. tempt to Iba Grand lurt. easpm, who..made lbe ~ Inquiry w County c..-1 Kuyper • on ~ character of the bidcfm, said h'! wu Dot Pefsonaliy aware of the teStimony before the Grind Jury, but would atudy that testimony before the new lease or leases were awarded. Mesa Councilmen Sime Regular M~et Tonight DIES IN COSTA MESA Yne1 Ysidor• Romer Last Rites }Jeld For Mrs. Romer, C.Oastal Pioneer " • ,• Funeral services for Mn. Ynez•, Ysidora Romer, a descendant af.. one of . t!M Orange Coast area's tounding ·, families, was conducted at Mission San Juan Capistrano this morning. ..,. Mrs. Romer died in Costa Mesa last ·+ Thursday at the age of 72, £ollowing a lonj? illness. ., Mrs. Romer was the great.great-: granddaughter of Don Juan Forster and Ysidora Pico, and also the great-grand· , daughter of Marco Fo~ an d ,· Guadalupe Avila, former Owntl'S of the Rancho Santo Margarita, known today as ~ Camp Pendleton and Rancho Miss.ion Viejo. She Is survived by her husband, Carl A. ,. Romer; granddaughtera Victoria 11111 Cameion Roriier : and two sisteis, -Alice " G. Leck and Lucona Isch. ., Mrs. Romer was a member of the Crippled Children's Relief Association of ' Orange County, a life member of the,·., Women's Club of San Juan Capistrano. . ., and a charter member oC the San Juan ... Capistrano Historical Society. . Mrs. Romer was buried at Ascension • Cemetery, El Toro, following tJie. servicea. The family has suggested memorial contributions to the American ~ Canctr Society, l83M Irvine Blvd., .• Tu!lln. '• Arraignment ·Set 0 Traffic Citation Leads to Arrest . athletics begl'!,I Mooday night when IOlllO Irvine, Jim Wehan, prealdent of the . , techni~s· '·~'!Y. .A.,hlll\lber ol .tlitn, .lacis TulJlln Seconduy Ttacben .fu&iatJon, blJckene.t. dlmbln~ a "la'it' in Co the said tod8y · · FromP .. el . ' . ~ ..... ...-will moot al f:3ti tG!llabl . after !akin( I bollday Monday~ • ._. .. )\ I~'\...'!<~ <1\ ••• ;; On the . . .... ""''"111-lloemo In Drug Arre,st ' A Newport Beach man, puraued by ,Orqe Couiily ~· offleen aller be allqedly ran a sto\! algn In the llouliloi>r areo clurtng the weebnd, lound blmaelf facing mucb more aerldtlt cbar&i!I alter olflcera aearcbed hll vehicle. DepuUea claim they found a plutlc bag eonlalnln( marijuana In , the car driven by-Terry Grant Nlbch, 21, of 221 Newpor[Boulevard, Apt. 10. He waa jail· eel on itbarges of poesesslor. of mari- juana. Olflcen .. Id they llW'IUed Nlkllcb after 'l!atchtnl him run a atop algn at Aceca Drive and Silver Fox Road. They said &My found the marijuana on the lloortloard of hll car. Burglars Ransack Apartment in Area Burglan. believed to have used a pipe wrench to force open the front door, took a televi6lon set, ll typewriter and stereo equtpment from a Santa Ana Heights apartment during the weekend. Orange County Sheriff's officers said teacher Dwight William Evans, 23. of apartment 3, 1572 Orchard Avenue, discovered the loss When he returned to hlJ 1partment from vacation. Evans valued the haul at $800. IT , DAILY PILOT 1111 °""'" CMlt OAILV I'll.OT, Wf'lfl wNdl .. COf'llllllld "" trrl_,,, .... ........_. .,, .. Onno-CMal Puillllthtnt c::DfnNnY, "'*' ,.,. .imo.. .,. llUtlli.i..t, Mtrllllty *"""" Frld•r· fW COtt• "'"'· trrl""""" lffCh. Hlll!tl!ll,_ •Hefll,eun111" VtltfY, l.ltfll!I• a.di. ll"flntl5Hdlel:Notk •nd St" (lfmtnlt/ SM '"'" C.i:ilslrtllf. A alrtglt rl'SlloMI 111"• h ,,wu.-. tat11rc1tr• __, s..i.,.... n. ....,.., 11UOlllll1M pllnl It et • w.tt -.y ltr•t, Cot• Mfte, eau1orn11, t»X. Rokrt N. W114 ,.,_ldtftl .... P\11>1 ..... J•ck R. C•rfey VS. Fm..., 11'111 0-.1 Ml......, l1toM•• k11Yil . ~ ... "'-'" A. Mirrphifl• MMltli'-. bhor a1rlM H. l.eoe liCli•"' P. Nall .... .,.lttlnt MMllllN l!dltor. -09'll ~: m WM hr Strw! ~ -..ctlt im NllWPl!1 I0\11_,.. UHM llldl! n2 l'wftl A'ltl'llH: ....,llllf'M 9Mdl! 17111 9-cfl '°"'-... ~ as Nert" .. Cl'"'"° ... , , .. ,,., .. Cn4) '42 ... 111 a..llW ••Nnloloi '4t-1'71 ,,. c..-1 ............. &..,.... ·-4tl ... 4Jt fll'W .... .,.,.. a.Mr ""'"-'"" _,nt -··~~ ...... ~..:"'...': " ':1:.".:r:".':n ·"'= ..... .... .. -!\"!="··--ca•,. m •• .,. ...,.., ...,. ,.,.,, ......... 11 ,....., ,..,..,., .......... ~ . ..,. village. Some ferslons place 'the number School ...: .... M nd of climbera at nine. The technicians did ·~ o ay. · DOI. ,.post the Incident becauae they · :nte vote.Qn a poll Including ~veral op. ~ l~e ~might be aWetes break· tionJ will take place at uparate Juncb- ammg ... --; ~ eons at each of the four district b i g h long lhei'eafl<r, there .... a burst st:hools Thuraday, he aaid. of sbootmc ,otllaJde 31 COnao11lMfrasse, a , W •·· th I -•~ t M. • v· tbrtNtoeyt bQIJ.dlng in which Is.rael had e~~ ! ma ~\all;:I-• tssJOn 1e- lhe. r..o JDfti Ooor1 with Hong Jeong and jo Hlfh S<hool, wd teacbera are upoel Uruguay sharing the third floor. about the 3.1 percent salary increase One of those who escaped, Gas Zabanl. granted by trustees last July. They say it 28, a llghtwclgjlt'wrestier, aald ht! beard is .loo low the shota:, a shouted alann and, "r ran · faster than Valeri Borzov who won the 'they are also concerned about the sprint gold medals:" nine-period day at Minion Viejo High . Tuvla Sotolsky, the weight tutlng this fall, he added. . , . coach, aJso eacaped after Referee Gott· The regul~r ~ven-period teaching day freund yelled, 0 Boya, get out of here." ,ha~ .beelt·~ ~ause of .crowded Gotllretind did not escape. -condlllOlll. . · Athletes and officials of other coqnlrle.-,.i'f:e bo,ard last -k relJ>itated the lop poured out of their quarters. One ~,. : on the teacher• aaliry l<!hedtile, country, Libya, ii at nu.mber--26-21 Coo-• Wh1Cb gr~t.s a $W ra1te to teacher• nollystrasse. . with' U years experi~nce. Last .July The guerrillas threw a w r I t t e n· ttu1t.ee, voted to' allow-the annu.aI ra.lse ultimatum out of 1 second floor window of· $433 only up to the twelfth year. which said they wanted three planes to take the hostages away and a guarantee of s::.fe Conduct. and setting a deadline of I p.m. The deadline passed without event. Interferenei! with their plins would mean "liquidation" of the hostage&, the note' said. "If the demands are net met by the deadline we will carry out revoluuonary and just force to give the war chiefs of the Israeli war macbioe a tllrd leaaon," it went on concluding with the militant slogan of the guerrillas: "Revolutionaries of the world unite!" Citizens to Hold Transportation Meet The Newport Beach Transportation Plan Citizens Advisory Committee will meet wnight al 7:30 in Ille Lifeguard headquartera al the Newport Pier. Membera of the panel will review cur- rent regional transportation studl11 as well 11 the acope, acbedule and budget of their.Own llludy. Sea Temperature Down -But So Are the Waves By STEVE hllTCHELL tor .. at the pier and the Huntington cliff:a Of ft. Dlllr f'lltt Stiff · The surf is just fair and the water is area. downright cold along the Orange Coost LAGUNA BEACH tueguardll give the according to vark>us lifeguard reports . Swells from the !'.OUth are !tlll coming best report of the area, citing 3-4 foot In but the tropical stonn !hR! 11 wave• with pod !hlpe at Ill Lquna generating' them is !lowly dying off the coast of Baja. A surprise current is pushing 60 degree ~aten at. , ~ ..... beaches, keeping the crowds out or tfie water and forcing board surfers blto their winter Wttsults . The ~" soutti nell !hould warm up the waler! wlthi11.a few d1y1. SU RR.NG Summer'72 NEWPORT BEACH Captain Bud ourilng !JlO!a. The cool water l~peratura Belshe reporll laitly pod Seta It th• 16 not,lffpln( the board Ind body rufen pier. with"'"°' broakl111 In the.1-41 fool Otllot tho"'*· allher. range. "It's cr<l\\'detl. down here rlgbl _i . now, but 1 exptd Iha! lhla 'w1nd Will • '~4N; ~ npirta M loot lell chase some of them ·001 of the witer, ~.fair~ IOQll lhapt. , • -- later th~ ~.7 be lald. .;: · ,-• ~·•the tide scoop for-~~ TUG .•• -- penetrated by the bow ot the American freighter. . A Coast Guard •pOl<esman aald it might be necessary to beach the vessel! before they could be separated. • The spokesman said visibility · was about one-half to three-quarten of a~ when the collision occurred before iawn Monday, with sea condltton:s deecribed as moderate. The st r a 1 t is 12 miles wide where the collision occurred. Crews of floth ships remained on board their Ve&'leis Monday nlcl\L (:anadJan and U.S. tuga stOod bJ, Both lreigblero took on water but were reported in no danger of alnklng. Glider Pilot Killed SAN DIEGO (AP) -A glider pllol wu killed when hll craft crubed lnl4 a hlllwp In a rural area -...a11 of here. A coroner'• deputy aid John A. Ot:il, 0, of Bonita, wu dead at the scene Monday. oppllcallml for Illes of autoe, auto parll, motoreycleo, campero and marine equipment during Saturday and SUnday swapmeell . al the Orange County Fair- grounds. COuncl1men withheld arantlng of 11. cenaea to Anlbmy M. Boosalis, Hunting- ton Beach, and Fmin Denison, West- minster, at their Aug. 7 meelllli be-cause of I zoning ~Ion. The lairgrounda .,.. ii -for lnslitutiooal • rocreatlonal -· but not for commercial purposes. S o m e c:ooncilmen belieVe auto, C81Dpet and mottrcycle alOI -1d vlolala the or- igd tnteot of awap meets and the~ fore ahould be eonciucled In coJlllDer. clally.zooed areaa. Other lte1111 Cid tonl&ht'a city c:ouncll agenda are: -A propooed qrMIDOlll with Santa Ana for a mutual fire .._ poCll -Action on an Interim --~ men! for the Costa Mesa General Plan. -Formalloa of I local committee to help with tho celebralloa of the 1171 U.S. Bicentennial. • AmUgnment of a Santa Ana man 8J'lo;, rested for possession of .llO pounds of• marijuana was acheduled 14day In Harbor Judlcial District Court. , Thomas Arthur Martin,. ~. of 2239 ; Maple St. waa booked after allegedly · selling ID pounda of the narcoUca w an widercover Newport Beach officer. At the time of Martin's arrest 'l'bu~ :. day, police ·said they seized SI bricks 91 marijuana with a street value Of more .. than 18.000. He was mealed al hil -• where !lie druga reportedly were found. Investigator Al El>sl<ln aald the ~.,; wu made throogh the JOlnt effort& of tho . orange Counti Narootlca Taak Force. · • » Trial Jory Hmag . -~ SAN JOSE (AP) -'!be lrlal ol a 'San ... , Jose atwrney' cbarged with lnvohmlary manalaughter In the shooting death ol a·- 15-year-old boy two yeara ago baa eoded • In a buDi jury, Floyd Maraball, f1, a ·. former San Jooe police detective fnd · deputy dJslrlct attorney,. WIS charged In , the death of Richard Simmons. · · THE NAME OF THE GAME . • • • There Is • common pr.nice of pifvm t.ber.119 in tho . carpet industry. L • r 9 e dop.rtment stwM, choin riores, ind contractors •t now trocts. h.ve fictitious ....,... on th• umplet 10 that the customen cannot easily shop brand name pricas. Customer1 1hoppin9 .t our store find ti.. pric, of each qua~ty p'l'ftlinently featured on the sample boo!., bee.use we ore comp.tltive. Also, because we fffl ·the ~ ha1 •right to bow what ho is buying, .,. never ch.ngo\ the n•me on 'o " iamplo book. The name of the g•me Is int'"91'iij. • I AL·DEN'S C~RPITS e DRAPES 11Q ... r:eotfa Ave. COll'A MllA ~ • • HOUllS: Mon~;,,,,. ,....,,.... 9. 19 J:JO-. F!U-o t i. t-SAT. t:• i, I HUNTINGTON Bl!Aal repolW .,. t -,,,.;.flral low tide Wlll bt Mi,1:11 ...,_ surfing condlllons with a M foot Wtftl af O.l liet; fin! hl(h Ilda litl:•.Lm. •t. breaking on Ille itllor.-Llfttu,lt<ll. f17 a &.<It<!; ..-1 lo'lf tide, J:ot .p.m. at U 10 to 11.~ "'!!II alao •••• f!IC!-' fiet; -d h1f!' Ude at 1:11 p.m. ~ .. ~ L"'!!!~~-------------------------:-.-~---' , ". I ... I ·~ 'I • \ \