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Home My WebLink About1972-09-06 - Orange Coast Pilot' '. • l ' -' } soa"lled Gaines Go On • . .. ·:i :·:PrOtest bvete.i • . Nude ·Laguna Girl ' - • ., If\ 1 1 • • -Agai·n .:st· Newport " ' I ' 'I: .,. Nabbed by Poliee ' P . . i ·.:.a R ·~ -on~~ .. ,·. j . ~~t!~ps . . ·, \ .. .. . .. • After Boad Ro111p - • . U ' raws 1ne-·-- . " . : . . . WEDNESDAY' ;(FTERNOOlll/ SEPT.E,,,..ER> 6, ~1972 . J, • • • ' • • - • 11~l.' ... HO ,,,.,. SaQICMIS. .. •Pon._ • • '·' ' 1 • , \ -. or . ' , ;:i: '• .... ,"'fl~-' • " < ' .. ·~ .. ' ' I ;f world ~ourn.ing Olympic Deaths ~ic ~e11f0rial H~ld Bel ore-Packed.S.kldium 1 ! • ' . • .. ~ . . . • MUNICH (UP,I) -Arab terrorist& turned the 20th Olympic Games Into a 'l bloodSoaked battl<ground Tuesday that . took 17 lives, Including ll lsraeli athletes, i 1 nine of them hostages. Today, the other !· athletes pau.ed btW!y to bonor. the dead, then went back to the games. (See re- lated stories, Pages 3 and -4.) Avery Brundage, president of the 'lnternattonal Olympic Committee, told the athletes assembled ID the vast Olym- pic Stadium that today was a "day of mourning" but said the games would Protest Leveled Against Newport P olice Helicops Petitions signed by 1,1189 persons pn>- testlng regular daily !ligbt.s of the Newport Beach police belicoPter were 1ubmitted this morning to City Clerk Laura.l.aglos: . ' . The petitions will be presented to coun- cilmen Monday night at a ape<ial public hearlng rc.Ued, to ~Jr citizen opinion on the police air J)atrcls. · The petitions were signed by residents from almost every area of the city and lnclllded ~ names of a handful of persons-fro Costa Mesa. They call for the city · to allow Ille beli<;opten "10 aloft only wberr they are called or pport by other unlt.s or agrE'es." ·. _ ~ They l;ewporl Beach in-llUN!di (AP) -The el'!'trcnlc ,fleld, 1'tth Iii aunMig 11· members o1 .Utule belicopler ahartng 11rr111«ement :" was bJanl and black io<l.y u IJrlel'~ -111 1111 cooler, wur1ng with the i:ttieo of Co4la Mesa, Huntington ~:l lsrael'a Oi)'l'.llplc tealll joined 1 ~ llCbll IOd wblta yamull<eo, \be • ~. ~ ... ll'Vllltand. u .. ·t•·-n •••• each top !litll Gemwl and Olympic ofll.W. J.-·lblleop., . .. .,.,;;;i; mtheir o,,;,"Po"il'.;' d;"'ttment In l -W to 11 roembeno o1 the The tlraal lloOd la llil-U'Shmuel bellcopten. Tbe city of Irvine declJned to lnolJ tpn murdtred by Arab t«-Lallcin, U., i.m ~J:" the names -bell•opt<r ·lulltime patrcil wben rorfllt, ' of the 11 ·~ ' they "'11ncted with Costa Mesa for lllilll 1hln ..... ~~ .. er11o-.«1, , "!'M· ~~ ..... :1'11.en· LaJkin, PQli<>e~edloo ~l!'<Joew city •• thl-11! lladluln.•For thi: flnl'llmt In r.""*7"" ....n.,.., llllt the 11.' Paul: Freed,.,,.,.. san JOllljUiD Rms -~.the Olympic Games ................. ol lnol wm -~take Road, Grpnlw of the prolelt, aiao 'filed 11 •••11111 ud DWI)' camt to~'!)!"~ la Qlrllfle _,,.iltlon In the .l)>irlt nollco wttllClOllllcilmen llllt be -IO _....., tlliUla& It mIPt be the_,. ol llroOledlool lllll ,._,, sw-t-1 fonnal »mtnute prcaentalion ""*' 1illilillP. Ibo If.~ AnluDd llt ,....,,,., the flap tL Iha Ill ~ it the bcllcopten at M<hday Ins JI 111 ' ol the ~ O\l'ID-~ ~ lllllc· II boll n!pl'1 ~ In ,city. bau and will be pie Cloalaillee, was ~ , *" ol Ille Arab lllllom. J'** by five Other speakers. · _,.....~ the But -• Mb tein •i,,,.led 1'!eed attacked lhll' <Ort of the petrels ..,,....,,_ IDU$ go an." •Ibo M hw ~ ol lul ad labeled the belicopten "dange...,•• ,..... filled tilt playlnf ' (loo.-YICU, ..... ,, to the dllzetvy. ' • • ... resume 24 hours after they were suspended because of the Arsb attack. Sitting In the li,rsl three rowa of the stadium today were the BUrVivi.og members of the team from Israel For them, the games were ovei· 'and they were Oying back to Israel with the bodies of their comrades. Although the EgyptlJn team withdrew from the games Tueaday, there wu no unified Arab boycott of the renewed com- petition. Representatives from Tunisia, Lebanon, Algeria, Iran and Morocco all aald their deJe'gations were staying on. Thlrteen memben of the Norwegian delegation, however, said they were Ieav .. Ing ·because they believed the games should be canceled. They lncluded 11 member.s of Norway'a handball terun, a 50-kilometer walker who already bad completed hiJ coro.petition and a fencer. The Israeli hostages died Tuesday evening when an ambush of the guer- rUlas by .Ylest German marksmem bacl!'ired. Three helloopten had Oown the Israelis and the Arab~ to an airport. Wben two Arabs left their helicopters to 1inspect r ·pl'ane.-that was to have ~ them to an Arab country, the Germans opened fJte. .. Other guerrillas aboard the third he11copter exploded i hand grenade, kill· Ing all aboard." The dead Included the two Israelis kill- ed in the Initial Arab assault, the nine Israelis seized as host.ages, a West (See ~ Page %) FIRST LOOK:~R TOOK THE DKA.L The first looker didn't lust look-he bough~ 'Ibis It the ad llllt oold the car to the "fint looker: " . '55 Blllclc. Runs good, Good tralllportatlon. 's5o. • XXX-JOCOC 1.bere are Jote more lookers wbere that one came from. To put your ad wbera they can find It, put It In tho DAILY PILOT. llm'1 a phone number t!Uot putt :rou In diroc:I toudt with • DAILY PILOT ciasalfleld Laguna Beach girl on 1 drug lntoxicatloo charge Tueaday afternoon after sbe allegedly romped around In the butt near an Irvine freeway interchange. A NeWJ>9rt Beach cfncer on routine patrcl of the San Diego Freeway laid he 1&w a yoong lady lying on ber back on MacArthur Boulevard with her legs up in the air as be drcve by. He didn't have to wait for an e1· planation. As be approached, the woman told him, "It feels so good." The nude IOSpecl wu booked by Irvine ollicen on a charge of being drunk In publlc·on-drugs. I Officers said she was incoherent and did not. know where ahe was or what she bad been dolbg. Nixon Defeats Aired SAN MARINO (AP) -Richard M. NiJuX1'1 eleclloa defeat.s In 19!0 and 1!161 were "probably.the best th~ that cou!d hive happened to the natlon," Wblt• llou11 CommUDlcatlon• Dl...tor HerN!rl O. Klelb laid Tueaday. Tbe uperlenca out.side govmunenl wu 'ritaily needed when J'mldt11t Nlxoa _, election in 1118. Klein told 300 members of IOCal llotaty and Lkllll club& lie.re Tueldsy. , ' Lambasted By Court LANSING, Mich. (AP) - A Judge and hi.s magistrate, accused of patting and fondling female court employes, Wtr9 censured by the Michigan Supreme Court today for "vulgar mi.sconduct." Judge Js,mes H. Edgar, 48, of lbe S5tll Di.strict in Ingham County, and Magistrate James Lee Blodgett, 35, ap- peared before the court. The Judicial Tenure Qnnmiasion had recommended that they be censur<d following an ilJ. vestlgatlon. Chief Justice Thomas M. Kavanagh told Edgar the record "clearly show• your folly -that while occupying the of~ fice of di!trict judge, you displayed the most crass behavior, so tawdry, in fact, ·that you have brought dishonor and public diagrace to the office which you hold • • • you have undermined the respect for the court and the office which you hold.'' In addJtlon to the censure, the court assessed Edgar Sl,500 costs and Blodgett 11.000. The court'• censure followed a nlne- rnonlh investigation and a legal battle by Edgar and Blodgett over the ccmmisslon charges. The commission said Edgar j<on numerous occaaions ••• slap~, patted (See JUDGE, Pa1e ZI - Weather MosUy cloudy through Tlruraday, with hJgba In lbe I09 inland and around 7$ at Orange Coast bea<l>- eo. Chance of light lbowen lb Ibo mom~g hours. INSl.pE TODA l' A brand t1.e1D secacm in local thtatu geU under toot' thb weekend, while oth1r attrac- tion,, in the area are rwit1«d. See Entertainment, Pages 24-25. L.M. 1tVC t ... ,,... . C.'111-ntla I ca,_ can. 14 Cle"' r.. ., ... ce-·t, :w Ctc.. • .,..,., 1' D• I Kttlftl, l\ lk '!I l't,.t ' ••ftt .. \Mellt tt.tl ,._#. • ... ...... ·--n. 1• MelllllFI • A .. LMIMr'I a r • -. MM ,_ s.Mte' t• -.... M!'tHI .... It ........ .... 4 Ot't... C-'1 ,, ..,..,!. ...--" ...,.. ,,.,, Df', ........... .. '*':i MMll,. a..n ,...:...... . tlt«''" .... ·-. ------. • I • • \ I OAl~Y PILOl s •• Israel .Reaction Told Health Spa. Faces New Nati.on Mourns Dead, Vows No· Retali(itwn H . • JERUSALEM CUPl)-Wllll """'th an<I repulml." IJrod lodl1 deplored the ma....,. In Munlc:I! ol 11 membtn ol HI Olympic loam a1 a demonstralion ol the 11crlmlna1 character'' of Arab guerrll111 who it aald endanger world peace. It made no direct threat of ret&llltion. however. chorul ol ... "" ....... a wloat Atab tmortlla ond the natlolll !hat ableld them. -let .... crimlUI -., the An\ la""'1ot orpnbatlallO, - 1Utulel a wft DOI only to llnd 1811 to her -. but to ~ throucJxJul the world.# . earmg - 1be first official reaction to the tragic e\.·ents in We!t Germany came u tbe na- tion mourned the llaln Ol)'lllplanl with a West Gtnn1oJ ai. -U.. lar&el of a wave;Fi,bDC outrea• en grounds thal Ila 01 a<a1rlty Wll Ju. "WJtb wra tnd ttpullklar the govern-. meot ol llroel plllori<s the murder ol 11 Isra<llJ • , • perpetrated by Arab ttr· rorista,'' a Cabinet coz:nmunJque 11kL '1'bis marderoul attack, w b I c h Nobody Knew FaW! Reports Raised Hopes MUNICH (UPI) -For nearly three hours Tllesday, the world emineously believed that lbe nine Israeli hostage• Jddoaped b!'-Arab guorTUlu were ule. Il!l'aeli Premier Golda Meir was so ov_ujoyea-at the false reporbl from Olympic-official! that ahe drank a brandy toa8* wUh tfiree members of her cabinet before gotn1 to bed. · • There still was no official e1plan1tlon whf , tbt errooeout reports were Issued. The first official word that the hostages were aafe came at 12:30 a.m. Gennan time from Conrad Ahlers, a government spokmnan, who said the hostages were sare and free. , At 1: Ill a.m. chief Olympic prest omcer Hans Klein reported that one heUcopter used to transport the guerrillu and the·boltage1 to the airport was burning but that be believed the hostages were aare. R<!port1 lllO\lllted during the night that there bad been violence at the_ air· port. But it ns not until 3:22 a.m. that the GertnlD Olympic org~izing committee an.pounced that all nlne Lsraeti bos:tagea were killed in the airport shooloot. Ohw Marking -Murder ' Of U.S.-born Israeli • ...... CLEVELAND, Oblo (AP) -All llalo lo David on Tbunday. flap fiJ al haU·mul today In mem<ry "We wlsl!ed Jilm luck," Mn. Berger of David Berger, 18, an American-born said. '"Be bad beeh boltl!ng lnjurl .. for welghtllller on the Israeli Olympic team d who was one af the nine hostages killed so long -on agaln, off again -but aat by Arab commandol. he was in good enough !hape to compete." Berger, a graduate of !Uburban Shaker Da\'id competed Saturda:Y-; but the Heights High School, had titlzem.bip in event WaJ not televi5ed and the family bOth • cauntries. He moved to Iarael in never fotmd out how tie did. 1970 after visiting the country and llking "I've forgotten all about the results," lt.u1. -said Mrs. Berger. "It doesn't matter any ~ porettb, Dr. and Mn. Benjamin • Berger ol Bbalter Height., beard of their more.' eon'• death through 1 televiaio(! report. Berger was an bmor student at Shaker Alter they learned tbal be had been He!gbta, graduil!ng In 11112 with wreetllng Jdlled, they declined to tall: about the honors. He attended Tulane Univenlty, Olympic trageily. · earninl a bacbeler'a dagree In Jll)'<hol· Gov. John J. ·Gilligan on Tunday nlghl ogy. order.ed Oag1 nown at baU-maat tn mem-Berger then attended Columbia Uni· ocy ·or Better. Earlier In the twllng, be verslty and earned a mastera degree In called the family to offer any aulstanct. bus~~ a~tration and a doctor of Also In memory of Berger'• death~ the laws ,.egrte. , Ohio McGovern-Shriver offices announc--Before ·1eam1n1 that his oon waa ~ead, ed that Jt would 11not pa~clpate In any-':"" 1 Dr. Berger io1d newnpen he could not public actl~ty thlOulflc>UI the otala ol blome German ofllclais for the !ncldent. Ohio \ today." -Cloveland Mayor Ralph Perk asked Grea~ Clevelandm to ''pray for Hnlty and reaaon In · these days ahead aa the fulf bnpacl bl ·tl)lt IOITOW and abame grips evttf M.tlOft' on earth." I Earlier In the evening. before Ibey knew their son had been slain, Berger's parent. "talked to Hporlen about the Incident. ( The lan>!Jy ml GllU,an bad called offering his belp. "But what could he say?" aaked Dr. Berger. ~Re i•ked II there ..., mythlng he. could do. What can he do? 'what can 811)'bodj do? "Yi>u always Jfiln), this 1t!nd of thing b&pptnl'ia the other py, never yourself.*' l!Upr: tilld rtportm be hoped the OJympjo· 1ameo would t'Onlloue. "I think they llhould be t<!IUmed," )le sald. •qt·•tbey'ht can<itltd, then the Pal·' estlnlihl" 1'111 have accompllahed their purpoite. ft Berger deacrlh«J his oon u "qultl and lhy ~' . "He· wu completely dedicated to ,..lghUJlbt!ng," Dr. Berger .. 1d, .a.dd!ng that be never tried to dlacourage his 90ft from going to Israel. Mn. BPruer said the family last t:•lkPd IT DAILY PILOT SERVICES .•• ' European Communist nations were vlal- bt&, and it appeared that no more than 1 quarter tl the big American team wu m hand. A> Brundap spoke, fiTe black African atbletee )ell the maased """p In the In- field and Wlllted out. It .... DOI known !mmtdlalely 1111 WU a delibenllo protest but II mllhl have been relaltd lo wbal Brunclare alld about the Rhodesian question. Tbe patriarch of the Olympl~ JllOVeo m"'f alld In ·his 1peech that lhe bigger the Olympics become the more Ibey are opened 1o .COJlllDerclal; poliUcal and, finally, criminal. preasures. "We lOll the llliodellan battle against naked pollllcal blackmail," he alld In reference· i to the declslon to oust Rhodeala from the 1ames under blscl; African pressure. The Africans ~ Jell were recognized by newsmen as three 1!thiopians and two Kenyaru. Their countrl~ were am-0ng the African natk>ns thrtatenlng to walk out ii Rhodesia was allowed to participate, as Brundage wished. Other Africans at the memorial re- mained seated, includlni 1 large group from Senegal. * * * 1be oommunlque, IAued alter an emergency meeting ol lhe cabinet undeJ' Prime Min!Jter Golda Mtir, vowed llrad would "persevere in ltl war agllnit W.. rorlat Ol]lanlzati«w and w!ll DOI UCUM thoae wbnld them from ~IUIJ'." It ldded. -· that the ._t.lo security -Would be reportin, lo the next Cabinet -,, lndlcaU., tbal no Immediate ntaUation .... lo bo ... """"· Tbe cabinet uuall1 meett • Sunday. A IOVennneol Spomman u!d the bodlea of the 11.alaln Olymplam ,woold bo Oown home Thursdly. Flap would be flown al baU mul, he said, but ti would DOI be an official day ol mourning eoabling llraalil to stay borne from 1">rl<. - fn Wubillgtoa, _Rep. Clwlen'"11< ([). Ohio), allcJ the body n! David Berier. 7.1, wbo em!gnltd Ii llrael from the United St.tea two yean ago will be flown to Cleveland for bw1aL Berger was a welg)>Ulller on the JsraelJ aquad. The newtpaper Daver. often reOective ~:~11:id1 .~cl.~~ of°':-·"!'~ urged the govenunen&Jo_ellm!nala the goerr\IJa movement .. _ all meant at ita dliposal.'' . . . Another paper. Ba'aretz, said the West German government was responsible far securtty al the Olympic . .uJage and therefore "the _.!blllty for this (at- tack) resit With the West Gtrman au~.'' . . . , The communique, isaued after Mrs. Meir and her cabinet huckOed for three hours, 45 minutes with lmleli military leaden, aougbl lo aboolve the Bonn government from blame. It said Mrs. Meir ''noted with ai>- . preciation the "efforts of the West German government to ask for the freedom of the Israeli hostages and to Uae force to this end. She expressed ·regret that this aim was not achieved." ETen U the cabinet session broke up, 20 young demonstralora marched In front of Mrs. Meir's office chanting "Death to the teriorists • • . death to the ter- rorists." News that the Germ.an effort to rescue the IsraeU hostages failed. reached Janel as the nation was awakening. Some Israelis broke into tean. Others sal stunned in lidewalk cales listening to the radio detalls. Many refused to believe It until the government c:oollnned the report. F,....Pflflel RESUME ... llunl!ngllll ' w ~ -wbal aoirJJy aat' Sept. IJ1 • die ._ fill' a helriOI on the poa!ble revocalloo ff. a bullnea liceoee llllued lo dlo Aqua Bath Health Club, a ......,. parlor. Mayor Al Coen cut lbi lone ~ -In 1 I le 1 cJeclslon, declllflDc! "I "'""" lo partlclptle In .--bearinl· I think the Iut -wa a lro'O; •eoty of jUltlce." "I'm tired of having ---.. too," said Councilman Joell -· . •Bui I thlnl: ,.. mli!I -It." ;: r:...•i!' ~-:.::r-G:"= m Beach Bou1evaril,1 the Ht She Vietnamese Captive ~th aub. eoen oppoeei!_lllal' ,....,. • Jn. both cases, polW ellldlll 1""' 111- A South Vie!namese Marine leads a blindfolded and bandcUffed North leged lewd conduct too~ l)lt<e1lo - Vietnamese soldier 10 liOidquaiters for queslldllln(--at-Quan1 Tri. · preinlses --· Bee story, Page 4. ' · Am~ -amlied Atritet"lht -----------------------. Aqua Bath, 17134 Budl Blvd.,• ciluf- McGovern Places Bia.me For Deaths on Nations LOS ANGELES (UPI) --Ol)'lllplc athlelel. pruidential nominee George S. McQoy. "And so the lhlme of violence ltains eni alld today EaPt and Lebanon m our lime again," be lald. "Stop tt be- to blame for the terrorist till.lng of 1l fote we come to believe that violence ee Of alleged lewd ·coOiltJcl, s:lulloa and poosesslon ol ~ .. Tbe sauna ~ ._,. -mo 00,, rested for alleged cou11plJ:11CJ to c:omml prostllul!nn. • • . Citj Admlo!ltnl!l' l!HJd ~ told c:aunc:llmen the cmlr"'allil Jll"' posed pollce permit -.ice II now undergoing revllloo and ahould be reed:t within a month. He alld the pollce permit erd"'- mighl cllange the ayatem oo aucll permit bearloga would DOI come b e Io re tho c:ouncU. Inell Olympic athletes, and demanded Is the only way of Ille." J that "the worl~ community oetra<:iu.and .When Mc:Govmi alld the•alhlelel were From Pqe . punish lllY country that barbon. : .-• dead , the oudlonce -..r to ouek In Ila JUDG. E ·· criminals.'' (Earlier story, Page 5) breath in a single gaap. Many of them • • • Dlscard!Jll a prepared text thal. bad bad DOI beard the new1. ~ prevlouo)1 Joj!en mad~.J!ll]li£, McOoveni · .-,1 • -,-.J . • •• ' All: .C.-in. a . .famllfar w . .,.....,. : told the Southern Calllornla Board of r. • mlllllltl'" lbe butiocb ol nhje ,_ Rabbis, "We must pla<e the responslbil-Nevada Bus Foes .. l cour) employ ... :..._~ . tty an<I we must be llcxlell and clear, the ~· •. Testlmtlly d""°" a varloly of beaJ1Qp , blome Uea with two Arab gov•rn111<!1!!&-• · , ampWled thal lo Include wri&q liis Egypt and J.ebanon. Delay Open Day ..... Ill a woman'• lhlch and ........... "Tbert In! reporll that our .....,.. . 1'!"DI _.. .. bead Ill u olfMio ooator · ment may resume diplomatic contact • ' -eiiolllll 10 Ill.lb boil q'/" with Egypt," be lald. "I urge the Pres!-LAS VEGAS (UPI) -More than . 'Bladcetl; Ille axnml-'1 -. dent to demand, u a condition of that 30,0llO at-ta In Clark Olaoty, -., .• Jnl : llld manhandl«I -: step, that Egypt lbaD root oUt tbeee fn. ~ wen ICbeduJed to open 1.odq, enp)Gpt,.. .om.tune. 11.ln 1 .UU.Uv• . ternalionll ouUaws who seek lo bn-haft-.,..tad a repr!tft b)''a atata ~ ancf onco anl-an the peaoe of the eravt ... a WbolO ,....., judge. . employo's brassiere. ol the w<irld and oa lllnoceot people from District Judge Carl O!rlslenlen lsautd Egar was elected lo his '21,000...yar · every part of the world. ltm rellralnlng ~-~--• pool Jo 1981 and appolllltd Blodgett lo a . "All ol civlllzed aoclety was a casuall)' 8 porary ~ •~IY $ll,700-•year magistracy. ol this !nvallon el the Olympic c.amp," problbll!ng the opening o1 elemenlaly Kavanagh told the men lhe ......i · McGovern lald. llCbooll wb!cb wre acbedllled to be11Ja lhowal "there wae no -OI :rour Pl" "There II only one way lo atop ihe bualnl for ..-i bllanre. todaJ. to apeellleallr · <mnnll hm•Ul •ada, · fenibla wave of lom!r," be said. "The The rede!' ..., requeeted br an anti-alll)oulb lo mlldl at Ibo -ai llUblle. • ,....Id oommunity muat -aclsa and bualnl committee ~ · ..,._ account. ol """ adlvllllo -"' _.. · . aanctwuy lo these <rhtlinals. M long 81 mg ori1er lsaued by a federal -'ID ' "'l'l!oJ.Fllllll Edfar and moq.tt allD punish any Country thal barbOrs or of!en . , • el tbo la!nly leodSV,cate olberwlil.-• · we !ail ~ dO lo, ',;o1 jiijt emtmua..!o__ ll'IO w'are not re~ lii'clotiif:t" " •· ltid h6i 1 ·lo have lmpllrod tho ; German policeman caught op In an n· death Jn thOi dally pilpef and i... clanger . 1 !lmctiont of the cow1, KavonarJ! said. • change ol llhota at the airport, two Arabi every time we travel abroad. r-~-----------. Edgar, -wbQ uld ho'-ld continue lo : -were with the hqllages when they "Egypt has bellowed 1i. blMslnl on B:k:n:. Used campaign for re-electlah lhll noveml>u,. died and three guerrULu ldHed 1>y gun-!ndlscrlm!nalo bm>rllm u an !nslru-,, ,, ,, told the court In a prepared llalemlnl : fire. ment of Its own forefp J>Ol1c1," McGov· that tbe censure "doet not Nit upan D1 . Tbe body of one of Ille three dead guer· em alld. "And there II blamt, too, for B B Th, f Judlclll aclloo IUen b)' me ·"' Ina~ · rillas lvu found nearby and Identified the i!<>vermnenl of Lebanqn. Tbe main y UT r,e . lentlon lo JudlclJJ duty oc the failure of · late today as an Arab. Three Araba were offices of the temirist gangs . .are in my court u a fair and apealtklUI m. : t.akeo alive st the air ba,.. Two of Ibero Beirut" lllrumeol ol due pnx:eee.# • were wounded.· McGovern allO reJIO'lltd his Iheme NEWARK. C4J!!. (UPI) -A a.,,. He said that w&D flnl --with . The murders sent a wave of revulsion . from a rally Tuelday night 1bortly after ~_'!0 ::# ~-~b~!nb)' aa "threats and alleption1" be 11Wled · around the world, and In Israel thert the murden _,, .revealed: "Stop the -, ·-~ thole perlOlll Involved to aencJ the cbarp · were VOWS to avenge the dead. 'nlere killing. stop the klllinc erenwbete.'' nl&htclub whO Uled the 1arment to to the Jodldal Tenure Oommluim for al90 were biller leelinga against West "I waol lo make II pooalble for cbildnu. bind bu and rob the <Olb recillC' lnvesllpl!oo. I urgad lhll -of .., G<rmany ior permlttiag Ill< tragedy lo In this ccuntry and ID. the Middle Eut·and ol $HO. -·-l!nn DOI oul ol penooll concem for m. occur -frellngJ that bad their birth In all around the -Id lo be able lo live a PGllce aaJcl Tuaday they caught aulaUoa from lhe char&• but lrlOi ...,. ~tragedy of World War ll. full and eecure Ille be!<n they die," be a IUSpect an hour alter the Incident com for the court and riopect for the Maoy Arab naliOns were appalled •t alld. by canva11ID1 nearby bin. where vel!lcle provided to haodle -matten &lie tragedy and the Jordanian govern-Standing In the glare of Jdleg ilghtl, they found the IUJpect bavlnl "one before the oommlssioll." menl In Ila iocood denunciation of the 10-McGovam ~ night throw away a lor the road." Edpr charred lbal his ... ;ae tried lion caU;.J the atlacl; ID "1111Jy •crime . prepared lpeech .. tuatlon lo pour-out Anatad WU Eldoa R. Wllb, SL II> the ...... media nlher thin tlnuP which bas, served lo destroy the Arab :-::.hlJ::_:ou:-:!r:ag~e:_:al:_'.:the::.c. :m:urcle:.=r:.....:of:...:I.sr=aell=.~========;:==~=-...:the.:_:courts:::.:::_· --------cause." Syrla, whlch Sl:JPPOl'l:I the per-, rilla movement. blamed the events on Qermanr. Pope Paul VI said the Arab attack ''dlahonor11 aur time" and esph!uect hope the· deed will not be repaid with more violence. Jn Boon, Cbaoctllor Wllly Brandl call· ed 1 apecbl m .. ting of his cabinet to dlscu11 the aflermoth of the llhooting. Zoo Curator Dead SAN DIEGO (AP) -Dr. George Henry Pumelle, curator ol mammals at San Diego 1.oo since 1953, ii dead 1t M after suffering a ~c •rreaL GEM TALK TODAY by J. C. HUMPHltllS l . - • • ,....~Qui DA ILY ,II.OT, wMMlidll llt ~--.,_. H..,,..p,._ II Mlllhld 1W tllt ~ Clint 'u~llohlnf CotNM"'. S... nN MIHMI .. IUblil'*I, Mtn111r lloN1110h FrllSay, fl!' C.N Mes•, Newport l•Kh. Hvnl'"'* affdl/l"own111111 \lal~, Uavn• IMCtt, lrvlnt/hdillll.,_d1; anc:t Stn Cllmenta/ S... ,_. ~· A •lnt.. rwlcn&I edlli.r. .. ~ lf"1nlt'f• 91111 s-i • ., .. 'nit ~ .WAef IW pltinl I& 11 Ill W•tf Pilot Sports '.Editor Tells PANNING POlt DIAMONDS Few people lr:now that ~i can be found by ualng the 'amlliar 10Jd pannlnM procesi. Juat u ln 'JN'Dlllttf &Old, Ille min.,-ltalcOI out a claim _, a UtUe . river, dl11 until be flntla • strealt ol. blue clay. Ht u.Dsporfl ~t clay to the stnain an4 wuheo It ID lhnt 1!evu taeh lu!vlnl cllf- !erent 11zt bol ... "" ''*" Cllilrlt M-. C.llfWrdt. DM. RDltetf M. W1'4 '""'IMM .... P\llllLr.her J1ck R. Curl•r Vlt9 l"rftJiltllll lftlli 0-W•I ~ Th.,..,, Ke.WI ·-,.. ... A. ,...,.,_ Moll ' ........ 0.1rt11 H. Loos lleh1'4 P. Nin ~Mii ............. ,.__ ______ _, . .. ' Of Tragedy at Olympics MUNICH -The XXth Olympic Garpta continue despite Tuesday's tragedy in which It Israeli athletes and ofHclalt were killed by Arab lerrorim. DAIL v PILOT Sports Editor Glenn White is on the scene l'fPortinc the latest MUNICH 1971'1 information regarding the tragedy. Whlle't mlumn on Plge 17 today renect1 tho,o<ene at Olympic Vlllo11• and gl•·ea tl\O llnpieulons ol ma111 sporta fleurea, lncl\ICllni Ille Olympic chamjtlon · .n.,.. 0,...., Ariiorlcan apr!nler Barbara Perrell. U.S. Worrlen'• learo trainer BIJd.-• ' . dy Taylor and American water polo coach Monte Nitzkowski of Huntlngtoo Beach. Also giving their vlewa are Newporl Beach's Pete Weigand, fonner Olymplan in 1961 and the brother o1 ~urrent Olym- pian. Andy, and Belgian water polo ol• ficial Abe F'uchs. Whife•s utensJve coverace of <>ranee Coast are• figures continues wltb a report of Tom Hennatad and Pally Johnson. _, Herrnstad, an aquatlca ooacb II Golda! West College and Sell llaaclt nolclent, tells why be quil lhe O!ymplct u a water pblo offiCIJJ lh1ff U,. prior to the !1ni1 oompelltloo. ·Ht cllee pollllca u the m•Jor factor. flJr IJit ~ueelionable oUJolaUnc ID the c .. i... . 'Sin Cltmeilla't Mrt Jo-~ lot Tbunday'I lemiftnal• be.i In !6f. mei.r...,... Cl)mpoillloa. •• Wb&I on\y p-anl l'llU'•hw, .. ea1li7 spoll Ille Jarsllt .. ........ ia the ""' •ievl, mallurn· .. . "8COnd and the smalleet llllbe tlWd: • He then trlM to r.t Ille i...t',..O. bli price froiD buye-a: . Venezueiala-fllthe,.,_ ttlll left wlleN -~ ·-' miner can •WI Jtcd;rblp what• tlndl. Tbt fllmwl Bani.a -""""1, fOund "" nrface P""'inl a v- 111e1a, -cut tntp -wlllcb 1v;ntually IOl4 tor •.a. Bat IM mlher lhilrllJ nn lbrouJlb u. JllC)l)ef a fta& baCt to mini .. • qllti. -~=7 .. ""'"" ... r; 7 ,. • ...... I . , • • • . . II~ ~RT tl~; COSTA MESA COHViN11HT nlMi · Wl)C.<MHICA ~ CllAMt • :It 'l'IAJl IN IHI ... Ml tOcAl'lON --·~· , { ·~ • • • ' s DAILY PILOT :J Israel ~earn Chief .. Escapes Beath • UPI~ SLAIN BY TERRORISTS -Three of these four members of the _Israel weight lifting team are dead as a r~sult of the Arab guerrilla reign of terror Tuesday. From left are victuns Zeev Friedman, David Berger and Joseph Romano. Coach Tuvia Sokolovsky (right) escaped. Jonrney!Js End Some Victiuis -w erelmmtgra-nis - ev THE ASSOCIATED PRESS One of the 11 victims of the Arab terrorists who invaded the Israeli quarters at the Olympic Village Tuesday came to Israel two years ago from America. Another emigrated from the Soviet Union only three months ago. DAVID BERGER, a 28-year-old lawyer, emigrated to _Israel in 1970 from Shaker Heights, Ohio . His main aim in bec~mmg an Israeli citizen was to compete as a member of the Israeli team at Munich , a friend said. Berger, a middleweight, had won the New York stat~ and rer,"ional weiJ(hilifting championships, and won a gold medal m the Maccabiah Games in Israel in 1969 when be competed on the U.S. team. J In 1971, Berger represented Israel at the A•ian Games in Bang- kok and took second place. . He was a bache1or and bad been studying Hebrew 1n Israel prior io practicing his profession. • . ., }~ ·' MARK SLAVIN. 18 was the recruil·from the Soviet Union. He was t.Ohave nllide liis,'debut today in the Greco-Ro~an wrestling comoetilion. The nine others slain Included Moshe Weinberg, 33, th• wre•t- ling coach and Greco-Roman champion of I s r a e 1 in the middle- weight division for six years He won the-title at the Maccabiah Games in 1965 and had ·been coach for five years at the Wingate Institute. He was married 10 months ago and, had a soc. YOSEF ROMANO. also 33 and a weighUifter, came to Israel as a child from Libya. He was Israeli champion for nine years in the light and middleweight divisions. An interior decorator for a Tel Aviv comnany, he is survived by his wife and three daughters. ELIEZER HALFIN, 28, arrived from the Soivet Union three years ago. A wresiler, he was eliminated from ·the ftee.,style COJ'I)petition after winninv. his first match aj?ainst an Indian. ZEEV ERIE.Ii.MAN, also 28, was bantamweight weighUifting chamoion of Jarael for six years and a physical education instruct- \ or at the Wingate Institute. KEHAT SHUR. 53, the marksmanship coach, _e~igrate<!_ from Romania in 1963. He was said to havelmllt Israel's rifle team lnlo one of the world's 20 best. , ANDREI SPITZER, 45, a fencing l_nstructor and trainer, emf• grated from the Netherlands with his Dutch wife two years ago. YOSEF GOTTFREUND, 41 , emigrated to Israel from Romania about 15 years ago. He was serving as a wreslling referee at the Oiymnlcs.. . · JAKOB SPRINGER, 51, a weightlifting instructor, also was serv· tng a!i A reff>rP.e at the Munich games. AMITZUR SHAPIRO. 32, ari athletics trainer and physical educa- tion instructor, was coach of Israel's track contlngebl Last Rites Held For Mrs. Romer, Coastal Pioneer ... Funeral ,.rv1ces !or ~. Ynes Ysidora Romer, a CleBCendant of one of the Orange Co""\ area's founding fal!IU.le1, was conducUd •I }jltslon Sen Jusn' C.plstrano 'l\Jetaay morning. Mn. ·Romer died lit. Costs Mesa tsst Thursday at the ago of '11, 'loilowing a lollll illne&;. Mn. .Romer was the gre&twgreat· granddaughter of Don Juan Fanter and Ysldor'-Pico, and also the p\.crand· dsughl!!" of Mart0 Font« an d G""!lalupe Avila. former o"nm of the Rincho Santo Msrgarita. tnown todl)' u camp Pendleton" and Rancho Mmion Viejo. 1 She lo survived by her husband, earl A. Romer; graoddnughters Victoria and Camtrafl Romer; and two 111ten, Alice G. Le<~ aod Lucona Isch. ' Mn. ''Romer wu: a member ol the Crippled Chlldrtn'• Rtliel "-laUoo of Orange , County, a life member ol the Women'• ~uh of san Juan C.pistrano, aud a·ch•rtet member or the San JUlll C.pilJr•no lllatorical Sociely. . Mn, llomer wu buriecl al Ascension Ctmetey1 El Toro, following tbe oervi-. 'l'h6 lsmily hn1 suqesled memorial colitribullons to the Amerlcml C.nctr lei)', 1131& Irvine Blvd., 'l\JIUn. • · DllS IN COSTA MISA Yner Ylldor1 lteiMI' ALGERIA GROO"ftl 106 YEA.RS OLD CONSTANTtNE, Alamo (UPI) -The .,_ at a ncent marriage resembl<d Oil)' other -eroept for his ap. (\ulmi Lakbdo1"""'"1d lhat 111 ap IOI be WH JllllTlinC lor the fOUi111 IJme. lie .... II tlacendlnll. . • • • - Colnrado Still Wants '76 Games DENVER (UPI) -Colorado political leaders exproased shock. and ootrage at the sttsct OD Israeli Olympic team members in "Mimich Tueoday, but ssh! the incident should DOI forte and end lo fututt Olympic Games. C'Allorado bas been selected as the site for the 1976 Winier Olympics. "In my mind1 this tragedy makes tt even more important that things like the OJympJcs continue to take place,'' Denver Mayor WiDillll McNlcho1' uld. McNicho1' ssld -stringent s<curity would be .plann<CI !or the gamei iii Colorado, but admitted It might be di!· ficuJt to stop an attack similar to ona which occurred in Germany. Gov. John l.<lve expressed a "sense of outrage and tragedy" over the incident, but 'said be opposed those who would hall future Olympics because of the Palestin- ian attsck. "I thiJ!t this would be a tremendOU! mistake,•• Love said. "Watching UMtse games, I share With the other people who are watching the strong feeling that it's the best program in the peop!Ho-peopio area, and It is a program which leads toward peace." ":.'. Colorado residents will vote i n November whether to provide further state fuods !or the 1976 Olympics. Of. ficials b'ave indicated a vote to cut olf state spending would cost Colorado the games. -Trustees -Study - 'Mter School' Recreation Plan San Joaquin Elementary Sch o o I District trustees will coosider a Dew after school recreatim program, a boundary change with an adjoining district and .~e_ral other agenda items at their ~ meeting tonight The session is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. In the multi-purpose room of La Paz i!e ediate School in Missi<>n Viejo. The foce1 a long ag!Jlds beca111e no m Illig wss held'dutl!\g the thifd wlei In August. The school spo:rtg pr<>gr~ recom· mended bj the 1 o!!!lrid admlnil!rfUQn would be 1')111 by DOU1 the district IDd thO City ol Irvine. 1.D!ttuctlon Supertnlendent · William Stocks bas recommended, on a request Crom Irvine, that the city be awarded a contract to run the program at the four elementary schoola in that dty. At tl)e remsinder of the diltrict 1Choo1', the program would be adminiltered and organized by district employes. According lo Dr. stocb, the purp0.. of the program would be lo organize com- petltl~e team sports at each of the elementary schools; The activiUes would include 0.-g-foottiall, beskelball, soccer, softball and table teiin!s. Dr. Stocks bas r.commended that the progrsm be funded al"1bnairof ll'per elemeotary pupil, which would put 1 mst of the entire program at about $12,000 for the school yur. The ,boundary change involves about lilO acres tQ._ the east of. Los All.sos Boulevard and Tralloc:Q Road. Tbb land would be aMeied by the C.pistrano UniDed SChool District to bring· all the area east of Trabuco Road and Marguerite Parkway into that district . . The Mission Viejo Company, owner of the property, bas Aid lt plans to build about 490 homes in the srea. County of. ficiab say the ultimate useiitd Valu• tioo of the property, after development, will be about $3.5 millloa. As the line is now drawn, 53 of the pro- posed homes are split by the boundsry. other agenda Items iDclude: - A trustee preview of the film .. Girl to W9man'' for use in the district health educ.4.Uon program. The new educational movie would be substituted for "It's Wonderful Being a Girl," which was used during the last school year. 1 -A proposal to install air conditioning at Gates and · Ollvewood Elementary • School!, the only two elementary schools In the district without air conditionlng. butailalioo is expected lo cost a total of $ll0,000. -The possible assessment of a $1.,050 penalty qainst Darrel'• Landscaping company (or being late in fmillhing work al Rancho San Joaquin Intermediate School in Irvine. 'Ibe landscaplna project, completed Aug. 23, was 21 days behind achedule. Under terms of the coo- trad:. the company can bi: assessed a penallJ fee al Jbe rate of $50 per day. -Cooshleratioo or a ~tit'e from the county that the temporary road which now pro~idu acc:eu from El Toro '9 Los Ailtos Intermediate SChool wlll not be upgraded. The county Is now -ldnR on an mensioo or MulriandJ Boulevard 1o replaoe the ·other road. She's 108 ¥ears Old PASADENA .(UPI) -A "youthlui" Nancy Levjna Boyd celebrated her iOfth blrtbda7 'l\Jaday. Mn. Boyd, who wu horn in Tennessee In 1184, bas CIUUIVed lllO of her three ..... and one of her ::s=lldren-She bu two cre•t- ~ . UPIT ... ,.... JEWISH ATHLETES WEEP FOR 11 LOST COMRAOES AT OLYMPICS D1y of Mourning for Victims Declared by Avery Brundige Former State Chairman Of UROC Quits Group LOS ANGELES (AP) - A former state chairman of the United Republicans cf California resigned from the con- servative volunteer organization Tues- day, aserting that UROC leaders aren't backing Prµldent Nilon for re.election. Michael Van Horn told newSmen that UROC's leaders back,the Ainerican party candidate, Jolm Schmitz. "Support of a 'third-party . candidate ••• will be "l"r ~ ald ahitc:o~ott to the radical Democrat presidential can- didate and bas the potential of destroying the effectiveness of the Republican Party in the state,'' Van Hom said. Though UROC 's by-laws say the 10,000- member croup can endorse o n I y Republic1111, UROC dlredors i.uued a poslt!On statemf!nt last month saying that members an not liable to censure tor suPwrt1ng someone other th&n a Republican. LIST FOR $237.50 BlAN ·aAG CHAIRS s.n.. -.,. CHlt ad Citff• Table $788 FACTORY PURCHASE SAVE SOo/o .. EMPRESS by MAUIN • .,.. T.._ • ' "'""a.in e WJtllt WIW9hl 11'1111 • Ilk"" """" b-·--........... Old Fashion Porch Swing • Rog. $ll0,00 SALE s999s PRICE , Heard Shots In Morning Arab Attack Mt:NJCH !UPI) -Slunuel Lal kin o! Tel Aviv, chief ar the Israeli Olympic team, said today he escaped fr<>m his room in the Olympic Village an hour after the Arabs took nine members of bis teAm hostage. "I "'as awakened at "·30 {a.m. I by the shooting ," l..alkin' said . "We think they shot because the v had son1e resistance from our boys. The fi rst one I r..1oishr.: \Veinbcrg) \vas shot a1 5:10 and they carried his body cut. "I don't know why they shot the other one. I can't ask anybody bccnuse all the others are dead." He said none of the terrorist~ can1e to his roon1. J-le said they only entered rooms 1 and 3 and he was alone in roon1 5. He said five members of the team in roon1 2. and two n1embers in room 4, also esc11ped. "\Ve left one by one. sneaking oul in the early morning darkness," he said. He s.'lid he was scared "like every human bein~ ls when samebody is shoot· in~ at him." lie said two member! in the raided room escaped. One -..va! 'JVvye Sokolski. the \\'eightlUUng coach, .who dived out a window in room one. The other was a wrestler named Seberin. "He ran away. He just ran )" Lalkin said of Seberin'a escape. I rv-ine Seeking · Recreation Head The city of Irvine Is seeking a fuUUme, permanenLrecreatlon coordinator for its recently approved all year play program. Paul Brady, director of the city's Human Enhancement Department, said the positioll_ wlll P3Y from $750 to $909 a month plu.s 1pprox!mately Ill percent in insurance and pension fringe benefits. The precile salary depends upon the qualiiicaUona of applicants. 'Ibe recreation coordlnator will direct the cily's ~gram which lncilldes sports, arts and cratta, drlqlltic1, teen ao- tivltie1 and olhir 1peclai1Md evelll.i. The city seeks collep gradual .. who majored In j>bysic:al education or ~•IA!d tields. App\ICShll should have II leul two yeart !( -rlon<\I> • · · · DIRECTORS CHAIR OllCilNAL GOLD MIDAL SA NTA ANA O RANGE COSTA MESA 17 •-;No> M 0 ,,1 • :.;4J-821 J 2J78 N Orango Mall • 998-1111 1706 New port (U.,.d • MS 240(' I ft!o(~ No••""' 11th St 100 yd• North of tko Broadway at 17th SI . '. - ., • • 4 DAILY PILOT WodMldly, Stp1tnibe. 6, 1972. Olympics' Blnckest Suit E'iled on Campaign Funds Day Ever Common ause Claims ... 1925 Law-Requires Disclosures - Br,~~~~y MUNICH -Strub of dried 6Jood wtre vi1lbie 11 the doorstop of ApaJ't. mtnt 2. Building 31, where Moshe V.'elnberg wa1 thrown, buUeta In hit head and abdomen. A crumpled chewlna gum wrapper wa1 nearby and hall • doun 1C8Itered 1im0ndl. Tht heavy double glu1 window •bowed an ugly acar, 1 gash front a bullet. llul windows don't bleed. On the side of the bulldln& w11 an in- vitation dated Aug. 28 from the Ze~ lralrat Der Juden in Deutacbland, in- viting all Jewllh athleta -to an obatrvance or Roth Hasb&nah , the ,Jewish New Year, on Sept.~· 'When the ~rarlst• barged In, Weinberg tried ta hold them baclt. , He wa• shat holding the door, b11t because of his heroi.m, man11 o the I'• escaped.' ' . . It la a date that 10me won't keep . ' On the door1 of apartmentJ 2 and S, the '. names are written on a green pad • , • I Zffv Friedman •• , Gad Tioblry , , , Yosef Roman •• , Mark Slavin .•• Shaul Pan Ladanl. I TREV ARE In pehcll now, some to be chiseled Into stone -on tombstones, a reminder of the darkest day in Olympic _h~to.!}'.:_ ----' Some escaped. Some didn't .. On the day after, somber athletes came by BulldiiiJ 31 on the Connollyllr11M -lllJIMld tor U.S. Olympic cha1ripl0!11 Hiirold and Olgi Connolly.,.. to look, to pay 1 lllent. tribute and perbaJ)I to wonder. otber1 came out of curlorlty. Evorybedy ""'1M!d 11.1111 .. yed, un- believing. "It'• bard to belltve," aald Dr. Nell J1cklon, Lhe coach of the U.S. women'• track .•• "lt'1 hard to think that anyone CM ~ntlnue the game1 afte1· thla.,. A 1I11htly bullt moo hi 1 rt<! Canadian team blazer 1tood In front of the Iaraeli qu1rter1 shooting plcturta, h13 eyes damp with tears. t•t WAS very close to all of them," said Marvin Green, SI, from Montreal, an aoo countant serving unolllcially with the Canadian delegation. 0 1 met IODle ot them at the Macciblah Game1. "I was with them the lligbt before It happened. Gad ~bary, 1 very good friend and a member of the wrestling toom, 11ked me to opend the llight with them, JI the Conld!IDI hadn 't bee~ hav· Inc 1 party for boslnr fudgt1 and or- oc1111, I would ha,. accepted.'' After 1 dly of '11\ual 1Jege, the ga te> of tho Olympic Village ...,. opened today to membero of ·the preu and public wearing proper credenUalJ. But four youna German army men in creen Unllonns 1tood iuard over Bulldinl SL No one WU lnllde. Th< aur\ilvinl hraelLt hid l!ttll moved and bklden In Iller quarierl. 0n tbe -.floor, I Jjght could be ,... 1WI burning tllnJuah 1 haU .. pen curt&Jn. The terrorbtl, in their rush to lean, had forgotten to pull the switch. A HONG KONG· athlete who lived in the nut .aeCtlon or 1partmen1.t said the Ior1ell.t told him Welnll'erg died 1 hero's death. "He w11 a bl.I, 1trona man," the Allan athlete saJd. "When tht tenortatl barged Jn, Weinbl'l_tried to hold them back. He was .. hot holding the door. but because of his herollll\1 many othen escaped." Weinberg wu a fonner wrestler wbo served 11 wruUlng coach. Shaul Landini, I1rael '1 sll«btly·buil t, bespectacled SO.kilometer walker, a!IO gave Wetnberg credit. "He awakened most of us and held the terrorists off long enough for us to aet away," the v.•alker said. WASHINGTON (M') -Common cou.. today -k had fJltd .Wt in U.S. Dillrlct Court bm to for<e public cJLtclOlW't of the lllwldaJ back.en wbo a>0b1buted more than SIO million to Pretidenl Nixon'• rHJectlon campaign prior to Aorll 7. tbe lllit WU 1plmt the Flnaoct Ccrmmlttee to RHtect the Prffidtnt and 11.t braochet, cborgin1 them with viol• lion of tlle Fel!eral Comlpl Pracllees Act of 1125. Common Cawt Ia • publi<>Jn. lmtl pvup. John Gardler, ehairmln of Commoo Cawe llld 1 former oecttllry of Health, Education and Welfare, 11id lo a sllte- ment that "lhe President Ind bI.t od- vilert dJd not read the law very carefully in taking the position that they did nol Reds Capture ' Hilltop Site NearDaNang SAIGON (UPI) -Communist troopo overran 1 key South Vietnamese: hilltop poslUon 38 mlles aoutb of Da Nana today and shot down two ·aovernmelit helicopten try1ng to land rtlnforcementl near the threatened town of Tien Phuoc two miles away. Nine other hellcoptera were hit. UPI reporter Edward Buattt wu told by Allied offlcen that Communlll forces stonned Hill 211 just after dawn, break· Ing through the barbed wino perimeter by hurling five-foot-long bangalore torpe- does into the coUs. ' At that polnl, the officers 1aid, the 250 militiamen and infantry troops eave up trying .to hold the hill· and pulled back toward Tien Phuoc. AN AT?EMPT to land reinforcements by ~ SOuth Vietnamese Air Force helicopters was thwarted when Com· mu:nist ground gunners shot down two, CJf the UHl Huey aircraft, damaged three others badly and h1t another six. MUltary officer• said the situation at Tien Phuoc, eight miles south of e~ battled Que SC!n dl!trlct capital, was ''.lei1oUs" by mid.afternoon today. Gqvernment soldiers were hurriedly at- tesnpUng to build a new defense line halNay between HUI 211 and nen Phuoc, they said. Sketchy details from the area did not include caaualty reports. have to ru. ~ reportl lo ma! 11y the I-llld the -of the ..-prior lo .April 7." r-11n1 10quJremt1111 of tbe former AprD 7 WU the efloctlve dato ol die t.w.• · • ntw Fedhal Eloctlla Campalp AA:!, Tba .. 11<1 wu '"" 1Jtd bJ tbe new whleb requlrd d-ol 1U _. elecllolw law, but Oonunoit Clltlle aid trlbuilw o1 mn tlm fltll. Ille ault could ~ flW siaoo the ailued But the N-~ took the vlolallool occurred ~ lt wu 1tll( 'In poalllon they dY not .... lo ditcloM tbe effect. llOUrct of !undo rallei before April 7, "II must bl tm,:m.r," Gl"1nel' Gardner Aid, '-'r, that the 1925 llld, "that we ,,. clloling only with act requlrel I*lodle dltdooore rfllOrll pat e...,1.t, tbe 110 D1J\llOD raised before from "any ..,,•tee -accepll con-April 7 may profound!Y lolluence "enl.t trlbullotll or ~ apmdltwv for the bllwelOl llOW Hd Nove'mbor." J)Ul1>0le of Jnf!=. tbe -of , lie llld he lnlormOd Cllrt MacGregor, CllldJclatff Or ~ ti.ti and YJce. the Praldent'I ~ 'lllllllflU, of presldenJJal eJecton lo twv 0< moro the lqal bull lot the 11111 on A111. 7, but allle>.'' hid rtlOelved DO roply. tbe suit Ollltendl thot lhe Praldenl'• Tbe llllt urlled quiet 1<111111 by the finance commJU-•c:Jtarb' 00! within coia'I on· sroundl lhll d_lldosure ol tbe " . Nun Sentenced . . . . Sisler Elizabeth McAllster (center) flanked by Dr. Jerpme Berri&an (left) and Rev. Danial' Berrigan, hlil bffn sentenced to a on .. year term for smuggling prison mail Phillip Berri&an received a tW<>year sentence, concurrent .Wit,h the one he i! nO'W setring. Conspiracy charges in alleged plot to kidnap Henry ·Kissinger'were dropped. ' ' Illinois Rock Music Island io THE SOUTH in the Central • "Hlglilands province of Kontwn, Iii . , L • k , B ti f • Id estimated 500 North Vleinameae troop;i I Q<'~ at e 1e . stormed a South Vietnamese base camf) '-.I' ' under cover of a,. 250-round mortar bar· . : 1 Dead np and cl,ptured American.mads ·05mm artillery, spokesmen nid. The Tuesday m<>rnlng attack only five miles northwest of the Kontum provincial capital and 260 miles north of Saigon waa drlven off by 1ovenunent· defenders, h<lped out by 1rtiliery 1nd lei fighter raids. , The Saigon · hlgh command said 19 North Vietnamese were kUled in the fight at a cost of 12 government soldiers slain and 17 wounded. Wle!ks Quit worrying G60rge and T8m6mber how meny voters reed Cosmopoflten. BULL IS~ND, Iii. (Al'). -The thousands of rock fans who crowded this small island in the Wabash River between Indians 'Ind Illinois ·bave now gone home alter a -eod ftlltval dur· ing which one youth died and several fire& broke out. "It looks like a battlefield down thfre ," an lllinoil state trooper said after surveying the scene. ( __ 1N_sn_o._R_T_ ... _) , One deoth wu reported, altboo&h ~lice llld there apparently were no •1IDl •of· violence on the victim, and fire llali&ed aevl!l)lt thousarid dollars WOflh of damq:e to mobile homes, trallen, tents and camping gear left on the island. e Jl'ucher E•rl.,~blrd REYKJAVIK , Iceland (AP) -World chess cbamplon Bobby Fiacher made an about face in his usual pattern and show- ed up 'wly ati r~eptlon bolled by_ PreJidenl Kristian Eldjarn. The Brooklyn chess wbil: arrived at the old fannbouse which servu aJ the lcelandk: president 's residence I O mln~es early Tuesday night in the com- pany of Sademundur Palsson of Iceland. A Mend 11Jd f'Jacber had been areatly eaclted by the Jnvltatton from Eldjam and had dressed quietly-to be on time. e Dougla1 Frees Ve•• TALLAllASSEE, Fla; (AP) -Four an- tiwar veterans jailed 28 days ago on con· ten\pl charges have ~ ordered freed on. bill . by tbe , 1:1.S •. Supreme. Court Justice WlllLtm-0.I Douglu. Douglu orclereif<l!!•dour members of the 'Vleluam V~ Against tbe War releu,ed, PmictlnC>1ppeaI of contempt charges lod(ed oe• them by U.S. Dlllrtct Jlldce Dlytd·L. MlddlebrooD. Mldillebrtlob Jiu', "'1t them to the Leon Couoly Jill IW!Ce for relutinl to ........ q~~ ...... IJ'llld.Jiaj m. veilfiitlq an ed VVAW CODlp!raey to dfo,nij>t , 1ut 11101;1lli'1 Republlcan Na- tional tonvenU~~· violence. • 1Dlltifa1' '-" :trgentfiaa IiUENos AillES : (UPI) -.. Police .,.,,,... lild •.a ranaom note bu ·been received deinml\ng $500,000 !or the lilt el J.., J. V,ili lie Panne, promtnenl Duleb realdent QllJlAger of a giBnt el'"" · tnmtcs·flrm who ..U.lddnaped Tuadl)I. ni.-wotdil nol 11y how lhe note "'L~JYed but ill1d It WU criUcal of the Pllllllpl App11iiiCroni! ~ , flrm'I Arsmtlne opetallon. ?bey 'uld It did not <arry tbe stamp, inltfall .. ·ll01d !>I ab)I tPld!lc one of Iha talion's stVeral undtr.,....r tolTorilt pvups. Showers Soaking .Rockies Ste'.>rm W amings Up in Florida . MIAMI (UPI ) -A tropical depnulon mov.d up the FIO<ldl eoast todl)I with top wlnda of 30 mlloa per hour. Most of U.S. Fair; West Hit Witli Wind, Rain ' ....... ~, .. -......... ,,.._ _ _,., ..... ~-~ ...... -~.t:w Forecasters aaid conditions were favorable for It to strengthen. . tbe Nattonll Hurricane Center· 111<1 early today the dllturbanct wu loeltecl 1bout 100 mlleo Mot of Vero l!Olcll, Flo., moving north northeat 11 about II ml1ao per hour. DAILY PILOT DELIVERY SERVla . ' Dth"'7 ilf tllo Dtl1J l'tlo« I "..,.,.l!d '-'"' ~ ~ .,._ ........ ... •1t11l1"1 ,,,ll!lflnlllll .... .... ., ... ,, ......................... . "l..a::~~=:-.-~ ..... u.-. .......... .... New Bugging Bid Claimed By Democrats SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -Tbe DemocnUc party 1111pecl.t tbal ~ bu been another attempt to bug Dtmoc:rilie offices at the Watergate Complex in W11hlngton, D.C., according to the party'• n1Uonal chairman. Je.an Westwood said Tuesday a member of. the press staff at the Watergate Hotel last week found two workmen inatalling a "red box" in a large hole cut in a wall next to the party offices. Mrs. Wt1twood llld tbe men Jostllllog the box told the Wasbtngton allffer that the device was fire detection equip- ment. She said the 1taller left the men, but when she returned they were gDoe. The box was In the wall with wires hang- ing froi:n it. 11WE CHECKED wllh the Fire Depart· ment and they knew nothing .about any men inltalllng flre equJpmertt," abe said. 0 We checked further with the Watergate management, and they didn't know anytbjng about It tither!' Wben uked U tbe box wu definitely a listening device, she said !he didn 't know. It was turned over to Edward Ben- nett Wllllams, the Washington attorney handling the Dtmocr11.t' suit. She said Williams is investigating the box and trying to fllld out what it is ·and where it came from. "ALL WE XNOW JS that we have a box ¥1d we can't tie it in with anr.bodr, •• ahe said. ' A member of the Washington staff described the box aa red, aboiit the size and gJ!ape.or •. \m of kllcbon watebea and-squashed in at the corners. Lockup F ollow_s Prison Rioting CARSON CITY, Nev. (UPI) -A cen- eral lockup fcllowinl an inmate P'roteat and lfreboinbiog'lt NeV1da Stole Prison .... -alter 14 convlc:ll """' plac«I In 901Jtary c:collnement. ' ~Wardon Edward l'ciue uld lwl iiiiiiiiilOjiifllmiilt".tb..-!OO'Imnate . prl.ton would reiume toclq, tbe lockup, bepn Sltulday wben three flrebembl ware toued lnto on empty d1nJng hall followinl 1 n0nvloleni 'demoo- stratlon by'lhi ,,,..._ pO{IUl.rt!oa In 1up. port of demaiids by mubnmn ieCurlty inmates. 9ver llvlng condltlono. UPIT ....... /tllss Long Legs Long legs are sWI_ in fashion at Miss America Pageant and"- 5'10" Linda Gail Sirrine (Miss Arizona) off~r:s proof"'" Co111pe- tilion begins today in Atlanti~ City, N.J. Braking Defects In Vegas Cited ' By Nader Group WASHINGTON (UPI) -Ralph Nader's Center for Auto Safety SafS General Motors should recall 25(ll~ l9il Chev· rolet Vegas· because of brake derecu. tbe center llld Tuelday !bat .oome ·Vega ownua: have rtPorted• a "dlacon- certing front-fllld vlbratlon or wobbling and sudden veering . to OQe side -when the brakes are applied." 'Ibe center's director, Lowell Dodge. 1lgned a letter making the<fiiill..P.,.al that was sent to GM chairman Rjebard C. Geratenberg. ; , Tht center ,laid it wu J19t op~ to the concept of smaller cars liy.' the Ve1a, whleb helped preserve bo\h the envirqnment and the nation's natur'1 re-- aources. But tbe center uid it was "outraged by the negligent manner lo whleb Galeral Motors designs, manufactures ed ser- vicu ~ veh!cla:." , I: 16 Drown on Dredger llELsiNKI (AP) -Sixteen men drown- ed early today when a dredger cofiilzecl outside Pjetanaarl harbor WI thf nqnb- western coast of Finland. Authorities old ·29' ~ were on board at the 'time of the acclJlent, and four man.aPd to sv.;m ~o a nearby tugboatt ' ·oust Choki~g' FrenclilJlan. Ends 6 Months in. .CQ,Ve DEL RIO, Tu. (UPI) -A dUlly Frmcll lldlllllll, baY!U tpent • loaely llimiilllllo ID'--ftlil doep In 1 West Tall -· .... rolUmtd to bLt )lroud wtfe at! llleodl, U..W for IUlll1gbt ond-. Dr. lllehal 8llln, bLt ikln pale !lut bLt tplrill hlll'. pullod llln!lolf up • cable ~ It II:• ~ 11111 -embraced by bLt ,.... '..U. m Iba limlliooe htl.Jaldt. .: ~t "lt'a pod," ~ aid. He klaed his wife ll1CI Ihm TteWecl U. .ruQOd, dry llndlca111 .. m11a -beur ..i Ille" -town cl Doi ltlo .• , .,. r.ppy to be he,., It II a llltla etlt4lllolill fGr me." SUfre, M ond two J1111111U ... vier then his tlt.POtlDdl-i.. _... llldnlgbt CIVt r"ol.. It, -.......... lor I aew hlolollcal ~cl Ille. Bo twloo lnh fno cl_ ............ .,. cl lc- tlfll1 IOll nil.Md olWlll llllo ...... "=·---.....:.i .... \, e(tbo._'wl .. 11 .. -.-. I ..,_., c• rr lru..._•flmllrlfllx -"Sir ...... ii -' .. llld.. "fte u .. ,,....... RIT"ltNI l'RoM VOtD Mlchol Siffre 1-,.. . problem cl tho~-.... the le.,.ui and U. dult. ftt ..... **41' • I SJlln lllumlilel llllo tlro 11111 llld ..rb' . "II'• RO! 1111uo1111 to be •lono," belald. tht 1111111 .. ---.., .. wife "141 wife, I -I lot. I tried to bJ>. of 21 --. NO.-9Ilfn, "'° -·ollne ,wllot 1No dlJ ....id ba 'like not lltoftll io 11111 11 lllta .... m a .. \ BOU... 1111, t.i. LI I nloe day. ' phone dllrlat-cl 1111 --· "It Lt -bt• to ... the h&bt •rid !llfln llumlllall .... ~ loltl 1Qd 1111rl1 loca.'' lie llld. "It 11 lft!JIOllat it .,. ool11JllOd ot a -ltllle. Ute. Allo the tllllll, tt lo nlco. Mrt. -, 11, _... lllnl-11\'enl , "I '!'I llflcw ..... llrW.~ • 111111. "I CUJtolwotAraiile. ... ......, --------··--nicliod Olli .. loudl .. cbul: Md lalt fJelent for • IDllL "'1 ~ "" • piYltelJ la naclL , -· Now I wlDI a iloth." , • • V•friendlf Cnnvd'I Pedaling McGovern Woos Rabbis, '""'!~~ . Bandit DAIL y PtLOT IS Corona Set l<'o1· Trial FAIBFIELD tAPI -Allor State's Aerospace Workers-Shot Dead , two contempt citaUorw, J~ Catooa -tias bo"'ed to'-Pl""""~- tlon demanda for him to p~ LOS ANGELES CAP) - Sell. r=McGo .. m -l>Oiore llaUy , unfrieDdly cro•dl' , promising bis P«fldlae1 would not he the ebd of hedom !or Isrlel ,.,. • tbe ellmlnatton of jobo lor ae!'98PICO workera. Ancl •. la llD Interview with a Seaftle televlston atatloo taped ~y . 1or •re1e-today, 1M~ern said "any laboring man or 'WOD'laa who supports Richard NU.. ought to-have Jiia liead 0 •mined. These peo. pie have -through the mill under the Nixon high lnte<est, loW employment policies." THE SOVTll 'Dakota Democnt, who said last weet la New Yorlc !bat he -1 believe Ihm ls such • thlJll u tbe "Jew.ilb vote,'' aofteoe() tbal -auptly la .. .,. pearance before the Soutbem C.lifomla Board of Rabbis. He said today he cloe8D1 believe in a 0 mcmolithic Je"isb vote." But the Dem,ocratic presidential hopeful went alter Jewish .. u. )ml !be aame, asking the tabbia ''19 judge me on the basil oJ all my ao- tions over my 15 Yean of public servlct. and not on the basis of what, lbe opposiUon 'Gateway West' Gets ~xon~-Endo-rsemerit .~JIN .FRANCISCO (AP) -two , former· prison Islands - President . Nixon ended his Alcitraz and A/lg>l:Island - Caillomli trip· -with a in~o a ne! urb~ park alo°:i -. · with exlstmg state P!lfU' and windswept Cl'Ul9e on a com-. beaches and I oOO . 'acres of muter feri'yboat and · ·a private land· In 'Marin · County personal endorsement of a north of San F.ranclsCo. "Gateway West" recreation That woul~ plac~ · a.lmost aH aru -·1t__"Pacific coun~· ocean coastline.for miles north 7. • ....i. • ,. and soutb of the Golden Gate ot, New '!Vo~k barool" s· ·into the · feder8I 'recreattOn "Gateway East." area. · ,Tbe ~dent and a party of NIXON DESCRIBED the ell.Yironmental advi!leJ'.'S .int .pro""'""1 as a Pacillc coun~ Sj)ected part of !be proposed ..,.... Golden Gate National Recrea-terpart to Gateway East, lion Area Tuesday from t~e which Includes !!Je Statue_ .of ferryboat. Liberty and other New York harbor points in a federa1 THE BOAT trip was recreation area. described as a nonpartisan ~ Nixon also &M!>WlCed the ~-tour of the proposed tra..ier .on :II parcels ·of rea-eatioo-area, a 21,000-acre federal land lit ,17 States· to string of fe4eral, .state-and state -and local~agencies Tue• private parcels stretching in day for parka and' recreation.- two directions from the· heart ' '· of the p rn· S THE PARCEUI have a $9.7 · . ..-m ton person an million' estimated m a r k e t Fr&nelsco urban area. At th'! end of the bobbing 20-value, and bring to 167 the mlitute trip to the mouth of mnnher oi federal properties ••-~-'de G t the ~ I turned over to ~ govern-wm-uv1 n a e on lil'P ~ men! . sinte the ,Legacy in decker blue and white com-muter hrry, Nixoil endo~ Parks program began 18 the Golden Gate ftcreatlon mon~ ago; ·a White House aiea proposal as a project that statement said. ,. . . b '''not •just parkll for parkll' C.lllornia properties Include Sake" but one which ·would an eight-acre Nike ~·east o[ b '"" •-t he the the San Dleg<> freeway In the r£Ufipar-ow re ~ Santa Monict M.oUntains pie are -In the cities. ,..... , ..... , ..,, -"' prlnlt -or wbllpert. ,. TORRANCE (UPI) - A bandit attempting to nee on 1 bicycle was shot to death Tuesday by the market owner be had just robbed, police nported. Police said the suspect, Paul CALIFORNIA vlde samples of his handwrit- ing under court supervision, clearing the way for h1a mus murder trial to begin Monday. Corona submitted 'to the hanchwiting sampling Tues;. day -the day ~ trial had been scheduled to begin ortg- inally. It was postponed at the IN .I. IPBllCll !or '!be .U. bit, -reitoratoc! 1111 ollen ll1ted littention of mlUtartly aupportlng lnel if elocted. President Nixon, ll<Go""" werted, la Interested In help- "" 1lroel only until !be Soviet Union Is out of the Mideast. 1l>en, McGovern said, Nixon '-to get Israel to with- draw to bounWiea !bat ex-· Isled before the 1987 lsraell- Arab six-day war. F. Ferrera, 25, robbed market owner Jane Genest of a small amount of money with a seven-inch knife, then ran outside and mounted a btcycle to pedal away. 'F ' C prosecullon's request. rag USe The 38-year-<>ld Yuba Citv fann labor contractor IPf:ii" S T d two hours in Solano County Su. et 0 a y pertor Court, printing and writ· ing specified handwriting e Crop 'l'hreat FRESNO (AP) -A tropical storm dying off the coast of A F 0 d samples for . expen Duayne t t. r Oilton of Contra Costa County. McGovern is 1enerally believed to be lit trouble Ibis year among Jewiab v,oten wbo ~•ually support the Deiiiocratic eandldate. McGove<n said hi4 propooed . heavy · cul bl the de!..,. blldge~ which la !be cauae for much of the Jewish oppoaillon to him, would .. nevertheless "increase : the effectiveness of our presence in the Medlterp ranean_." · Ul'lT ......... T4e Row-Expedition . Pat Quesnel and Steve Eubank ·(in smalh row)loal) .accept coffee f.-om John Fairf~ who, with Sylvia 1 Cook (rear). recently towed across the Pacific Ocean to Australia. Pat and Steve will leave San Francisco tonight for an attempt to be the first Ameriuns to row to Honolulu. Quesnel, of Washiligton, says his ro\vQoat is 'unsinkable.' FT. ORD (UPI\ -The'~- ( BRIEFS ) Anny clamped tight security _ _ on this base. today for Lhe '---------' opening of the trial of a GI ac- Calitornia Tuesday brought cused or murdering two of- the first measurable rainfall · ficers in Vietram. Outside to the centraJ San Joaquin several hundred antiwar ac. Valley since June and tivists demanded his freedom . threatened further damage to the already hard-bit raisin Pvt. Billy D. Smith , 25, t:.os grape crop. Angeles, faced the death _. Colony Arresf.s penally if convicted in the first go...(alled "fragging" trial to ENSENADA, Mexico (AP) be held in the United States. -Two of seven persons IT WAS THE third day ot sought in connection with the He is the only person before a McGovern's full-time cam-N Lo B h E h •h• ? shooting death of the leader or court in the nation who is ~gn[ortheWhiteHouse-a' ew ' ng eac x J It. a polygamist religious colony known to be facin g capital campaign that started Monday , have been arrested by fi.1ex-punishment, which recently morning in industrial Ohio and WNG BEACH (AP) -The coal ·tenders, and David Tall-ican authorities. has tak him to the P cili was declared unconstitutional (Fl Q L ) en a c ''Flymg' •--tsman," the first . h t id t of Specialty Po I 1' c e s a id M a r k y ur egs Northwest and California. .x."' ~e:i~ur~'t! :ic. which holds Chynoweth, 20, of San Diego by the U.S. Supreme Court. Later today McGovern was steam engine to break the lOO-the master lease aboard the and Donal Sullivan, 20; of Special passes were re-- to appfar in San Diego and mile per hour barrier nearly Queen Mary, have been nego-Galeana, Mexico, were ar-quired for entry into the con-D~asaix,~ speech prtpared 4-0yearsago,maybecomepart tiating in .Stockton where the rested late Sunday at the Los verted firehouse for the AIR for tbday, this OQe for the o[ the~Queen Mary exhibit locomotive, four coaches and Mollnos headquarters of the general courtmartial . CAUFORNIA Int~tional Association of here, says the Long Beach city caboose_are stored illan army religious colony, which is a Ca and from Onnae Comity Machinists meeting in Los manager. depqt, UJng Beach City Man:-splinter group of the Church of meras tape recorders nsarv1tim 014)_ 540-4550 Angeles, .McGovein said the.. . .~·Pegler, '!ho OWDI' the_. agei:.1John ~~ &Jid ~ ·. Jesu! _Christ. of Latter-Oay were barred from t h e 1 '----------~ RepubU~~~ating a b~w_~led -~ and tw'O_ -~· ==Jii~ii·~,iil!iliilnitisi(iM~ormiil!o~n)ii.iiiiiiiiiiiiicoiiiiijurtrooiimjj' iduri. iingl_isesi_isiionsi. ==~~~~~~~~~ 0 preposterous chargie_thaLmy .. • = policies will cost you jobs, here in aerospllCt!, and heN in Southern California. If !bat -were . my intention, do you think I would show my face at your convention?" While Cutting defense spend- ing; McGovern ' tOld the macblnists, be would reemploy workers bi jobs building -tioUSes "and the pub I i.c transportation and pollution CQntrol systems we need to make America a better place to live.~·~ _' · The project Is now pending valUed at m ..... to '"' of "lo Co Los Angeles, a'nd a aeverwicre McGOVERN AIM) said lit , "" re ogress. portion of !be San ·Pedni naval the telMliOh Interview ~ i: . .IF ADOl,!TED aa !be .Pres~ Jiouslng ·area vllue<l .. at lit ~tile for relea,. tooay, • dent endoroed It, Gateway $21111,000,,to Los ~eles Coun-that If elected .. prosideat he .. ·W:eot would bring . ehoretille ty for a !![~· Leaiue dla:. Would name .... ra1 women to -=-par1s~_<lf_lbree~-Arm~~y-bues~-·an_,...d~mo-nd~·~~-+·~~~~~the~ca...,..blit_d __ ·~~~~~i,; ,..J -· • I • :(Eam S61.8.0 on each Sl,000). . ' You can cam this high interest on $5,(XX) minimum two year certificates. The first year your $5;000 cclti.B:cate will earn $309 .15, and more for each consecutive year that interest is added to the account. You can earn $5917 on $~00) minimum one year certificates, and as much as $5126 on aregu]ar passbook savings account of $~<XX>. More interest than banka ... more certain th•n stocks Plus free serric:es ... safedepositboxes,notary • service, travelers cheques, trust deed and note collections, and many mere frceservicesareavail· a'blewhen you have therequiredminimnJn balance~ your account at THE BIG .M. / I (, Plus personal sertice ... experienced and competent savings i;ounselors m each office to· assist you in planning your savings progmm. You will find a warpi, friendly attitude on ihe part of everyone at Mutual Savinp. r • ' • •, DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE ' ~aking Laws l!y VQ!~ The prophecy by State Sen. Dennis Carpenter <R-Newport .Jkach) 1bout all the hysterics !orthcoming In the campaign• for and ag1inst the coastal inJU1Uve 1hould be a point well taken. In a recent speech, Carpenter said plainly and •Imply the proposition unfortunately won't be decided on Its merits. "SOmebody wlll con you one way or the other say· Ing, 'The world will end If you vole yes' or "fbe world Will end If you vote no'." he told his aud ience. Hts view waa that the super.(Omplex matler of pio- tecllng the California coastline should no t be decided by an emotional vou.. Carpenter susgested patience would have been more prudent, p<llnllng out that no major Jaw In California was ever enacted in Jee.11 than three yearli after proposals were made to the state Legislature. The fact remains, however, that Call!ornia voters· will decide Nov. 7 whether the state should be given au· thorltarlan control over coastline development. lt is now Incumbent on the voters to learn what they can about what that would mean. Independent Study Needed Time wu when getting onto a government payroll - local, state or federal -meant accepting generally lower pay Jn exchange for g~nerally greate~ security. Not anymore. The trend for a number af years past has been upward to pay levels well above those in private V.S. Prison System ls A Disaster • Dear Gloomy Gus ~YDNEY J.HARIU~ U there's an Olympic gold medal (OC' lldlsm, it 1hould go to ABC'§_ Howard Cooell on the basis of his lnteniew of , the unfortunate O>ach Wrlpj, who 1ot the dash time wrong. -D.C. Bo far u I am cobcemed, the moar gen- uinely 11Cbrilt1an" act\Ot-the year -by .. lllllltuUon, not b1 an JndMdull -w11 performed thlll IUllllller bY the 1ov1mln1 convenUon of U\e Lutheran Church tn America, the nation's ltrge.st Lutheran denomination. nll fethlre Nl!Hft ,....,., 'llftt1 Mf ..... ho ttl.... tf "'9 MWSN,.r, lelMI "" "' HtWt ,. • .....,. Out, Den~ f'Htl. the! a prtaon educat.a only tn making tt1 inmates more sk.llUul at crime. ln a muscular 2,JOO-word PollcY &late· ment, the church bfunUy W'&ed an end to · MOREOVER, THE system u we prao- tlct it II so .intertwined with politics and revenues and building programs and patronage that the rehabilitation of the prisoner Is the last priority, when it 1houtd be the firlt. the conllnerncnt of m~t llwbreaker1 in priJOn ; and, proving its alpcer1ty, opened it.sell IO the employ· mcnt of ez.-convlctl, "lncludlllf the or- dained m.lnltlry." It shouldn't be nee. cssary to point out, bu1 II 1', lhll Je1ua h 1 m 1 e l t wu co111idered a 1'politkll·rtUalOUI cr1mlnal1 11 as were •·counU• wltneues to h Im," the church romlndod all ua respectable, law-abldln& dtlaenl. APART J'ROM thltJ, the governing con- vention went on, "tor aoclety to lfi!e.lt ln- creued aecurlty and order by meant of a larger and 11\0N etnclenl prlaon sy1tem is for lt · to IOW the Heda of lta: own deatructlom'I only offenders Judged truly dangeroua Qt violent ahould be confined to security lDatltuUonJ -which Is what most pen0J01illl have been saying for the last llO yell'I. Even if prilonl '1worked" to some degree, tbe7 -1d tWI be Inhumane. But the fact ltJ that they doni work -they are tmprlctlcal and unreallatlc 11 well as brutal. sevenl)'·ftve percent of the men there art ~petter., and everyone knows ; People are confused about thit, bec1u.te the crime rate keep rlsing, and the only answer they can thlnk of is "put mo!'! people into prison." But this it treating o symptom. not a cause, and symptomatic treatment not onJy never getl to the";fOOt of a diaeue, but it often pennlb the dlseue to grow cancerously beneath the surface while we imagine we are arresting it. INSTEAD OF millions futilely poured into buildings and equipment and cuards, we need to direct that money and energy into social and psychiatric channels - not merely in the prisorui but in the large criminal envirobment that breeds so many offenders. Throwing a man back into that envirorunent when ht leaves prlson is simply inviting a repetition of disaster. The public Is woefully tllDOl'ant about what c;reates crime, what controls it, what reduces it: and thlt ignorance breeds fear and reuntment. The LuthOrans mll!I follow·~p their bold P"" nouncernent with an equally bold educa· tlonal program, so that Ill communicants C?n know whY our prl11on ay11tem 11 a· greater crime than any 11 pwil!hes. Good Fire Protection CalUornJa Fireman hfaybe some day industry wUI come up with a machine !hat can crawl 11'0\D'ld a !lmoke-fillcd apartment looking under l>t!ds and opening closets. Maybe some clay industry will , come up with a mnchine that will be able to cUmb an 13- foot ae rial and hand-wrestle n hyaterlcal or seml-consclOOs woman out of a top-- floor window. Maybe, too, there will be »n automated gadget that can take a hose line up a twisting stai r\vay, free the bulls that get stuck at the turns. force a door and thfi!n open ~e nou.le. on the fire. Maybe this will •all 'l°mc about, but we doubt It. LIKE THE lnlantryman's, the fire fighter's Job will always involve band labor. You just can't get along without il. Any general who cell ed for the ellmifta. tlon of the infantryman because ol a bc<?fcd·UP artlllory or •Ir lorce would be Quietly reUttd on a 5e(tlon 8. Yet there t:1rt: "genenls" In the firt service (almost Invariably seU-appolntedl who would reduce the number of th(-i~ fantrymert of civlllan life-the fire fighters -to the point where they become com· pletely nonelfecUvc. THESE 11GENEl\Al.8" )'egularly call (Or a rtduction Jn &lRmt respon se becallle ll\Oll alarms come In by phone. And the clvlllan on the other end or the phone can ttll the dlspatcher just u acur what the fire is. Thls civilian frequently is a lS-y@or~Jd girl, babysitting, or an ex· cited housewUe, who reports a fire tn an automobile and lmmedl1telylhang1 up. J, simple fir~. rll{ht? One pumper and two men can do the job, But suppose the automobile is one of l\VO in a garage that Is incorporated Into a 10.room house and !our sleeplng children on the top floor? NEEDLF.SS ro SAY, we know of no civUJana who have the training and e1.· pcrlence necessary to determine the re- quirements of a fire. Then there is the civilian general - usually a town official -who points with pride to hi• magnmcent new $35,000 pumper as an example of the best in modern 11re fighting. What he doesn 't point oot ltJ that the pumper runs with only two men - a complete waste of the taxpayers• money since there can be no ef!cctlve llro llghtlng with limited "hands." WE OFl'EN HEAR that 10 men with I hot have been replaced by one l\'tclot- drawn cultivator and "why ctn~ tb1I teclwology be applied to the lllt senlctt" However, in the gannent fn.. dustry, the hallmark of quality t• stW the label "band.ma.de." It's expenalve but it'1 gOOd. Good nre protection " also upenal~ beca11SC t~ too, ls band labor. On top of this, It nqulrea· lnlelUgtnce, sklll, and courage. Wily ~ our conununltlel 1ettle for lllY!l'ini Jess? I ! Industry for compuablt work and ntp<lnalbWty. And with the same superior Job aec:urtty. Orange Counly'1 payroll waa l>oocted ft5,000 a year last week when the Board of Supervltor1 •apptoYlld pay increases for el&ht department head• In line with \111 boo1ta averagJnc o percent plus binae benaflts pnvlo.,. ly granlAld to the county'• rlllk and flle employu. The dlUerenct of courae, It that 5 perctnt of a sal• uy already above f20,000, and In one lnstlllct ,88,582, takes a lot more tu money per employe. It may be that all Ot the raltea were merited. For one thing! it wu the tint rllle for the ellbt department heads in wo years. On the other band, ihere may have been validity In one 1upel'\'ltor'1 remuk that "aome of these pe<>ple on the l1st ahould get 1 decreue, not an In- crease." Salaries ohould, of courte, lie competillve with those paid in private Industry -but not In excess. And the security factor ahould be considered. Doubt on this score sbQyld be removed by a study by a competent outsiae ~n or group. Otherwise, many ta•£ayera will go on having the gnawing feellni that they re being conned by their own emplOyes; Cars for Personal Use In addition to the superior pay in county Jobs men- tioned above, county department heads and their wives will henceforth have the privilege of private use of coun· ty-Jeased automobiles. Now If taxpayen could only bt pasitlve those employes actually will pay for the gas and oil used on non·oounty business , • • .. .. 'Call me when F.D.R. comes back!' • v.s. Polley Is Multilateral Nixon Maintains Hard Line on Cuba WASHINGTON -PreaJdent N-ha1 rejected suggestiOns tbait be follow up hll trips to Peking and Moscow wtth an overture to Havana. He has no intention of 1eeldna better relations with Fidel Cutro u long aa OJba exports revolu· tlon to other Latin American Countries and RUSl!a ls per· mitted to uae Cuban territory for military purposes. There have been conflicUng signals from Havana on wbeUier Castro ii ,, really Interested In Improving relations with the United St.tea. Secret meua~ have been received 1n Washinatob sul· gesti.ng he Ls ~ger to restore normal t'e- lailons. These bave been followed, al· moet invariably, by publlc attacb upon the United States. LAST FALL, ror uample, Castro got word that the United States might toften its atUtude toward CUba. He hutUy, if cauUousl,y, llaohed back the signal that he not only was receptive but that he might even be willing to use "tradi· t.lonal democraUc procedure1'' to spread "social.lit power" in Latin America. Caatro'a meuage was repeated in the right placet at-.the United Nations by bis dlplomaUc • lntelllgence representaUve, TeofUo ~Aoo1ta Rodrequez. The word quickly reached the Central lntelligenco Agency, whJcb sent a secret report, dated December 81 to the White House. .. In the latter put of November 1971," reported the CIA, "Teolilo Acoata Rodri· quez •.• llld !Ut. Fidel Castro, CUban Prime Minbter, had received a report before bis departure for Chile that U.S. officials were CODllderlng a revenal of the U.S. banl-Une polley IOward Cuba. , 11AS A RESULT, Hlvana had -r~ queated CUbant at the UN IO check the report. Meanwblle, Castro bad decided IO mellow his tone on the United States dur· ·lng ht.s Chilean trip. "Acosta commented tblt there l110me support In CUba for the, view that Cuba could benefit from tmprolred cultural ties with the U·S., or 80lllf reajlstlc ad- justment of differences ••• "Llt.r in the conversation, Acosta uld that Cuball leaders are doing tome rethlnkhtg on baste revoluUonary tadlcl. , ~re ts some theoretical oppoalUon to the 1Qie Guevara! theory, wblch f1von eupportlng naUve lnsur(o<:tionlsltJ and anarch1sta In poor countries. "lnllead, 111J>P41'1 1' · rtowinl for the ChllNn formula, which. malntalnt that traditional democrtlll< procedurea are the ' bell 11111111 ol ,IOC!alllt power In week, bactward coantrlt1.'' ·AS IT IW'PENllD, Cutro rot bis slgnala Cl'Olled. lie waa wron1 about the posalbllll)' IUI tho United Stoles mlibt soften Iii IJne toward Havana. The blunt truth II that President Ni.zon isn't the least Interested in an accommodaUon with Castro. Those who watch Havana for the United States are convinced that Castro would jump at a genuine chance to normallu CUban-American relations. He would tlke nothln1 better, they 11y, than to sit down as an equal with Nixon. Caatro'1 alaahtng attacka upon the United St.t .. , they believe, are llrtcUy 9efenslve. He tries to appear intractable IOward the United Stat.1, they 11y, becauae he is convln<ed the United St.t.s II Intractable toward blm. He ltJ particularly ·hersb upon Nb.on, whose name is 1pelled in the party newepaper with a twastlka in place of the "1." 't THESE EXPERTS also believe Nixon haa been infiuenced by bit Cuban friends, such as Bebe Rfi!bozo, to main· taln • hard Jlne toward Caatro. Tbe ant~ Caatro Cubans, who oow live and vote ln lhlll country, are almost oolldly behtnd NtJ.on· " White HOUie aide usured us, however, that Nixon doesn't listen tt> Rebozo cm CUban pollcy. The aide satd the Prealdent baaed bis hard Uno on three faelOn: I. U.S. poUey IOward CUba Isn't unt!oteral but multllataral. The OrgantJ.atlon of American States votad In !Kt IO break dlplomaUo and com- mercial Ues with CUba. Until thil II reversed, the United States will bt bound by the OAS vot.. I. RU88L\ \J8U CUha II a but IO refuel Ill submarine• and for other mllUary purJIOUI. '.llte argument haa been made that tblB violates the Monroe Doctrine. Moscow also givet CUba an estimated !250 million a year In mllttary aid, not to mention twice that amount in eronomic aid. 3. Cuba continues to provide arms, money and guerrilla training to revolu· tlonary movements throua:bout Latin Amt!rica. There ls evidence that Ru.saia eupport.s CUba in spreadln( '11bvonlon. •• In another secret repart IO the WhlfAI' House, for example, the CIA quoted a confidential source as revealing 1'that the Sovleta asked Fidel Caatro IO try IO regain control of Latin American uvolu· tlonary mov,ements and to jlevelop cloaer . relations With .14Un 'J,merf~ Com: munist parties and their leaderl • • • " THE SOURCE QUOTED a Cuban fn. telllgence ollicer, Enrique Benlvldes, as Hying "thai Soviet PremJer-.\lekaeJ Kosy&ln bad promltJed IO provide fJnsn. cial aid to Clstro's efforts to rqa1n con- trol over these movementa ••• "BenavldO! 11ld that throUrb Cuba the Soviets will iupport armed revolutkn or pollUcal struggle, whichever wu deemed approprtat. ln given c:ountrte1 throuibout LIUn America. According IO Benavtdea, the Soviet.I hive IOld Cubt, ~ wW pay for everything ln helping all' revolu-~ Uonary rroupo, even CatboUe radleal llOllP"· "Benavides 1trongly empbaalzed thal cuba llll not chsn&ed lta Uot but atllJ favon umed revoluUoo everywherti in Latia America." Will Gold Mining Make a Comeback? By PHIL JORDAN C•llli.I ..... S•rvk• SACRAMENTO -Juat about a year ago, Prelident Richard M. Nixon in· creased tbe price of gold from $35 to $38 an ounce for oll1cial purposes, and in ef· feet "freed'' gold for other purposes, at lea"l so far as the dollar was concerned. In 1• almost four decades earlier, PreJidetll Franklin D. Roosevelt had set the 13& price. The lnttnUon beek then wu to devalue the dollar ; It was last year, too, but it also recognized that the dollit :WU In effect 1lre1dy de~alued In world market.s. At the time of Presldent Nixon's ae- tion, 1 Cepitol News Service article speculated tbe new freedom for gold mllbt mark the beginning of a comeback in California of the industry that gave the Golden St.It lta name. MORlll RECENTLY, th!J column bu discussed ways in which private cllizeils cou!J protect themselves and thelr eam· ings from the <!ffecta ol inflation, particularly lf, as 10J'1e economlsta hive predicted, the government abandons at· tempts to check or halt inflation In favor or a policy of "moderate" or "con~ ..---Bt1 George ---. neat Georae: People who writ. nutty letters are called "cranb" and I wonder (1) do you get crank letters and (c) why ere they calltd crank ltttttt? R.T. Dear R.T.: . People who writ. crank lett.n are called cranks becauae they are (a) wound up oo tlabt and (•) ar;e · turloua ll'llbay get crosaed on 1111 point Sud! ea the aequence of let· ters In the alphabet. Anyhow, I nover pt crank le~ ten. Just letters from rtp . rUSlytllll llke ,.., trolled" int11Uon. Gold, ol coune, eould be such • bedie, 11nce tho va1u .. • ol currencies are me1aund (or sbould be meuurecl) agalnat the amount ti. &old-among other thlnp -they OID purclllle. Unlortunat.]y for Americans hoping IO Invest In (Old 11 an lnllation bedc•; at the wne ttme Prealdenl Roosevelt peJ- 1ed (Old at the 13& mark, he allO ltlhl)y rellrlcted prtvatt .....,nhlp. ol , the. precioua metal by American cit.bent. ll'or all pncUcal purpqses, such po11aulon wu lhnited to jewelry, collecto.n' co1nl and 11dust1" geld 11 it came from. the mountains and otreams In Ill unrellned state. RepubUOID candidlfAI -an ln"tmbenl W1-chancea ol !Mleetlon at tb1s polnl seem excellent -ma7 wtll do tomethlng about tb1s -..-altuatlon. ·M a teault, Clll!Ornttm are already apeculatlni on Ibis 1tat.'1 third 10Jd 1 ru.slt. illlorlnc tho IOIJ!hem Callfomla 1old ru.sli of the early ll!IOt, the ftnt waa kloked ott. ln IMMI. The aecond· '""1e book In the 11119, when out.ol•work men and ... Dien found thl)' could wort old dlil and ltrllms, ektng Oil! I ba!O llvjng -perhapa II a day for -wbo knew what tht1 wtre dolrur -!Ut wu beltar titan no ll\'lna 11 al[ THIS "RUSH" conUnues ln· modJIJed faablon, with ~I mlnerl1 with I Ytr1 GOLD BUWON Wll a no-no , . , few uceptionl, tourltJta 1D<1 vacat-.i But that could be chancing. who mJoy niucJtlng II and aren't ... rrted Wblle the "ol!lclal" price of gold 1' ODl1 about otrlklng 11 rlcb. $38 per ounce, the "!rte" price baa Eve so, there 1' lltllJ 1 Utile (Old pro. "'°e u hl&b u fro or oo per ounce,ln ,.. . duced In the Ooldoft StatAi -but vary U~ cent weeb. Tb1s mOIDS that, comoletelY lie. Ill 1171, It waa put at '71,000, ""' aatde from any ellta value IO a min col· lhou(b there ~ a few ORlfltlona In !Ila leclor, a coin containing an ounce ol (Old atafAI raputed)y able In mUt a proQI al haa doubled In dollar value dlll'IO( the the Pl price. • pa1t year. If, 11 lllllO' oblenera now apaet, )lie Sliver, which hasn~ been undei IUCb 1 fJte pciouil IOld ita<i* '111 per -' 1tlict I conl!Oll, baa become -'""• 1111111 ~ oportllW ID callfomll ParttcuJar)y since lhlll country bu.-1ioalil be ptllq beet IDlt -.., with. ifoned, In the 1 .... of lhcreUln( ptlv•r """"1 elltcll l!r tM -·• ec.tDJ. If prices,. colnl of !Mt metal. Silver CIOID· llU Q11111'7'1 olll 1 -sitll IM ..tel'• ontltCllllf haa -ln ~. rtdlotl -.... able .. lrM'1 11111 1111 wbllt prlvatAi ...,mta tum oot .u-lllld ,_ IOld, ~ It 8'111 diij;l\I !Ml medalllons mid eommemoraUve lion for arlei WOllkl ~ Ill l'lldled lllld -JI coUec:ton aetktn('lllllltlon .....,.,_ !nflotloD II DDt ebtebd·-btp riCbt m eltmNni. ' \ BUT GOLD MIGBT ·be back In - clrculatloll, 10 IO ...,U. In the - disllnt Mure. Cloe ol tho .... -for Ibis yelr't RepublJcn Plti;J ~ coneemed. the "!reelnc'' ol U.S. ....,. Who w111t IO OWll plil. lliilt Iii 11111. D ol lbe -President llooemtt btnnld private U.S. Sold ownmh1p Wll tllal bt feared &old lpe(lllatlon ml(J>I undlreul the tlpllar -but the dollar was <levaliJed even'... It -fair In IJIOCll]Me Iba \ moot -but they alao •tand to Joae Ille moot In an uncontrolled « poorly con- trolled lnflalion. J'.eople of moderata meana, too, could lilvoat whatever uv- tnp they have In the preclo111 metal. There'• no reason, for tbat matter, whv even peo\\le of •ert limited means -let'• aay It, evtn thouah tbt term no tonaer ...,.. acceptable "' llllDY·-tho poor oouldn 't proftt from Owntnhtp ol gold. Thero 11 no reatOD why oooperaUves couldn't be 1et up, ._ people who trUlted each other, IO pool wbatever extra resourcea 1mJabl' bt available for Investment or 1)11!lulatlon In &lild. I The Idea of freelni cltlaena '°t$J (Old came from Sen. Gordon. ' ti of Oolorado, and bis otate would erta1n11 benefit from tnereued (old pdceo and cltlaen poueutoo. ' d3Jom'"f::-:;• -1d CalJfomta -and -·-DAllY PILOT r . ' 1 ! ~· ' I ' ' ' ' ! • • I • Wtdn~, Septtmbtr 6, 1972 DAILY PILOT 7 Birthstone rings. Rex Allen ;llas Own Success Stor._y Now you can ~-,--~ tb show Qff~. youf pride and joy. CALABASAS (UPI) -Ru Alim, a -. ol I llllaJI ~ -MudaJrinl• la tllt Wincbeater Volllllllnl of Arilooa, arrlvod I n lloltywood on the hedl ol 1147 lloprs ond 0... Autry. Billed N IP ••1utbeatic -y." he -In 4J westerns, "'"'°' of the (rtde B variety. siollng his way into the sunset. ., During his movie c......-be never gained the popularity ol Aulzy or llo(tts blA bl• oeri• tn Ill• -introduced blln to I ....,atlon of children. AU.EN WAS indeed I cowboy. He wu railed Gil nnct. 111 Mildlpr1np ml Ja. .... 1*rllJ WllJcoL lilt P'*nd· lither WU I But!Bfltld 1111• COl<h drtftr. Af1<r be flnlshtd h l g h school, Allen joined the rodeo circuit but u a bronc buster lie almost atarved so be awitcbed to slnilng cowboy ballada. Cllttff, AJ~ still travtls a Jot -doiit 100 days out or the yMr. Ht la I popular rodeo pettOnallty and appears at an· null fairs and rodeos In such citlff as Salt Lake City, Casper, Wyo.; San Antonio, Tex.; Pueblo, N.M.: Denver, Colo., and Omaha, Neb. 44.00 : P1ront'1 rlng ls1•K gold, hold• up 10 12 aynthetlc 1tonu. Prlc• glVen Is for I tttones.' 15.QO Parent s 10K gold ring hold• from 1 to e synthetic 1ton11. Prla given Is for 3 atones.• · 46.00 Parent'• 14K gold ring, large lyntbetlc stone for Mom. 1 to 7 children's 1ton11. Price given for 4 Stonu.·· •Add or cledlJCI 93 for -- 43,.00 . . P1ront'11DK gold rlng holdsfrorn 1 to 1 l}'rlthttic 1tone11 Price given la tor 31tonea.• 33.00 Parent'• 14K gold ring, large synthetic stone for Mom, 1 10-1 child ren's 1tones. Price given for A stones.• 38.75 Father'a 10K gold birth.tone , blec:k onyx, white gold Initial. 2,to 7 •tones. Price.given for 7 ttOnes. •• "'Add or cleduct II for IMCh •ton .. JC Penney The values are here every day. • Trend Goes On Stare Radiation Levels Declining By ~pltol News Service 'Ole ,hay, stacked 11 miles SACRAMENTO -Th • west of here, WIS obtlined do ._.1 from 250 growers In 1l wnw...u trend of radioec-Northern C&llfcmla countlet tlvlty in California's air con-who treated their crop with tlnuld through July, according Guthlon, uid Paul Llvlngaton, to the State Deportment 01 a state agriculture department . Public Health. !fl I I In J~iy: a decrease from the · 0 c 1 · . "' pr .... : ... "' l""f"''li in aver11.ge air G~tbton, an or I an Jc phoaphorous compound pro- duced by Ch"'1lagro corp., baa hffn used successfully against the Egyptian Alfalfa Weevil for four yean:, ·Livingston ( ECOLOGY) He bu composed more tllan !00 llOlli• 1nd hia r<e0rding or "Crying In the Chlpel" was a million reconi Hiler. ALLEN'S BIO break camo in New Jtrsey where he got a job u an announcer on a amall rtdlo staUon, which mulled In his being Invited to alng on WIS radio ln Chicago, homt of the "National Barn Dance/• a magnet for scores of Wuntry-western stars. He was an instant sensation. Where is Rex Allen today? Allen , 50, lives with his wife, Bonnie on a ranch near this Los Angeles suburb. His easy.going'. outdoorsy way with· \Vords has resulted in his narrating rour to five Walt Disney specials a year. In all, he _has done 75 nar- rations in the past fe\Y years. particulate radioactivity wu lllld. lound 1t each o1 the atate'1 II • Steam Bos HE ALSO IS Involved In ~ 1tatlon1. Ull'I T•••,h•~ stage sho\v production and Statewide, the average for LOS ANGELES (AP) -T~e television documentaries. <Fly Our Legs) .AIR-QAUFORNIA. from 011n1e County restrYlt~ns (714) 540~550 grosa alrborne radioactivity in SQuthern California Ra P 1 d RE~L COWBOY And as he did at the height July was 0.23· plcocuries per ' Transit District pla~ to ~'a Rex Allen of his movie and television '---------' cubic ~·ter ·of air compared stetm·powered transit bus to'l----~--------------------- with o.33 picocuri~s in June. determine the feasibWty of Over the past year the steam propul.slon of urban statewide average has' been area bus services," a district 0.35 picocuries per cubic spokesman says. meter of air. The steam bus, built by the eFfrm.Floed MENDOCINO (AP ) -Bo~e Cascade Corp. has been lined $150 by a Mendocino County court f!>f dumping oil into a coastal river. eomi)any olficlalc pleaded guilty last week, in Ten Mlle Justice .COurt to· a misde- meanor pollution · violation in an oil spill May 'll in the south fork of the Noyo River. Steam Power Systems of San ~o, is to go into service this week in the Wilshire area of Los Angeles, the company said. It will al90 be on public display at the Los Angeles Counfy Fifrln Pomona begin· nlng Sept. 15. . .e Polities Wt Last 3 days! . . . CustQJll __ ,_avings plan: 20°/o off our entire line of: Shop Sunday noon to 5 P .M. at the following stores: The district att.orney'.s office charged the firm allowed oil lo run into the river from a road..,ay where Jogging opera· tlons were in prognss. PESCADERO (AP) -Jesse Nunzlall has criticized the ~~ Mateo County Boord of Supervisors in a letter for policies which be said lid to the drying up -ol Pe1e11lero Creek. Custom drapes, slip- covers, reupholstery. FASHION ISLAND, Newport Beoch (714j 644-2313 . HUNTING-TON CENTER, Huntington Beech (714) 892-7771. .eBay Seized MADERA (AP) -Some !0,000 tons ol alfalfa bay con- taini~ large amounts of pesticide r.,ldue. have been Q"8'an~ hl .. a mnote cor- net' of M~dera County, _ agricultural officials say, and efforta ~ und«Way, to aa'\'e the ,~ valued al .more. thlll ,, million. He al s o escorted Asselnblyman Dixon Arnett, (R-Redwood City), on a tour of the area to demonstrate the water shortage. • • • ' .Chal~nge t~e New$:, Quiz on Saturday'~ Fam!ly fage NWIZllti's ,100,000 house ~ed Iii \lit groqnd, alllf ll)e . water from a state DiVision of Forestry water tank truck ran out. Firemen aald they could pumP. only 1 !Qclde ol water · from the creek. 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And you can char:ge It at Penneys. ' Call a Penneys near you for·our free Shop-at-Home Service, nowl ·\ JCPenney ' The values are here every day. Shop Sunday noon to 5 P.M . at the following atol'9a: FAS!ilON ISLAND, Newport Beech (7 I 4j 644-2313. HUNTINGTON CENTER, Huntington Bt1ch (714) 892·7nl. ' ·~ QUEENIE By Phll lntertancll "Tblamay aoUDd silly, but I think that 11Drl< has been hijacked." L. M. Boyd Bachelors Thrive In l{ansas Cit y Another bachelors' paradise, It's said, ls Kansas City, There, the alngle girls age 18 to 24 outnumber the unat· lached young men by about 31,000 to 25,000, Jn the six· county metropolitan area around Kansas City, the census lakers counted tome 74,000 girls in that age bracket' as opposed to about 60,000 men. Our Love and War man is co:nsl.derlng another field trip. HISTORY records the existence of certaln rare human children whose entire bodies are COV· ered with silky' blond hair from four to nine Inches long. A genetic pecu. llanty known a1 hypertrichosls uni· veraalls congenlt.a. As you might en- vision, the physical appearance of these youngsters is absolutely dunning. For them there's not even the remot- est poeslblllty of what's U!Ually tenned a normal life. BE specific: Say the average grown man Is 19.3 times heavier than his 3.-4 kilograms at birth. But the average grown woman iJ only 17.3 times heavier than her 3.2 kilograms at birth. - CB,AROOAL -Drug stores seU activated charcoal ca~ sules. IJ you down some of same before drinking hard liquor they'll 8bsorb lhe Impurities that cause hango.vers. Such be the claim of numerous expert!. Wake up feeling dandJ, they insist. Never fails. Interesting, 1t true. FROM an artistic point of view, whlc~ Is the b.etter 1QOklng, an unclothed woman or un unclothed man? The woman, most experts agree. As old Or. W. H. Busch said: 0 The external appearance oJ a woman is more comform- able to harmony and beauty." That widely quoted German oblerver Schopenhauer didn't agrei, however. Was a mys- tery, he said, how anybody could see beauty In the female of the species, "that squat, narrowed-shouldered, wlde- hlpped, short-legged sex." QUERIES -Q. "What's the fastest game fish? How fast? And how do the experts know how fast?" A. Tbe sailfish. Nearly 70 m.p.h. When hooked, some have taken the line out that fast. Q. 11WBICR do you prefer, Louie -golf or bowling~" A. Bowling". Lose fewer balls. IT CANNOT be noted too often that happiness Is differ- ent things to different people. A gentleman subscriber, for instance, writes: "Happiness is recognizing at the stag party that the nude who jumps out of the cake is the girl who just moved into the apartment upstairs." NOTE It stated again that multimillion dollar vehicle of the astronauts was left on the moon to rust. Left, cer-· talnly. But not to rust. Without the oxygen in the air -no alr there -or In the water -no water there _... nothing can rust, right? Address mail to L. M. Boyd, P. 0. Box 1875, New-. port Beach, Calif. 92660. Gestalt Therapy L ectures Slate d Communication by Gestalt Therapy methods will be of- fered in a four-part lecture and workshop series at Orange Coast Evening College begin- ning Sept. 15. The series will be taught from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Fridays by Dr. Gerhard Kohn, a licensed psychologist a n d fonner student of Fritz Perls, the Gestalt founder . The non credit course will teach new ways of relating to the self and to others. ''Rules ·and Games of Gestalt Therapy" will be demonstrated Sept. 15. "How Do I Keep Myself From Grow- ing'' will be dl1JCussed on Sept. 22. The Sept. 29 meeting will focus on becoming aware of se lf-worth and self- responsibllity. 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( ... @ 66 98 lrlq All Your Holld•J Fiim to ThrlffJ for E1pert Photo Finishing " BONUS-PHOTO IF=;ii;::::=;i Regular Six• Color Prints · '9'1 Value! Steam·O·Matic Gels Wrlnkln Ovt Fast! Q.lck,--s3•• to touch up wrinklied tkirt, skirt, dms, ault ot home, tbeof • fke. Sofe ••• thutf bff °"'°"' moUcolly, • L. ' . ' , I . , ' Jf IWl Y PILOT ' PllOt ·ADV£JITISER lZ College Slate Noted Lecturer Speakers Of Spanisn Recruited 'Old GOid TowILBeautified ·Good Samaritan Resi.dent Pl.ants Trees, Flowers Dr. Arthur L. Blth, a 1 ... turer, 1uthor1 mlnlsttr ind poychologlcal COCllU!lanl. "111 return to Oranre Co 1 1 t Colltge this laU for his !Ith annual Jectutt •Ju. 'Mli! year'• fCNr•part ttrlea rs titled "rn ... rdJJ>a Mytha Jor Truths." The lll'lt factUra "111 be held S.pl. II ln tht OCC Audiiorium Ir om !:IM :IO p.rT . 'There II no tuition and perao111 may rel!llar at Iha lecture. Widower For Heart By"llR. mJNCROHN Dur Dr. StetacroU; J believe in prevent!"• medicine. Therefore, I try to keep h .. lthy and flt by pttlnl sufficient 1ltep, t 1 k 1 n I moderate e11rcfse and k11p- Jng my weight normal. I don't get too tense, have a ft'lf out- DOCTOR IN THE HOUll door bobbin like ,.U and llshlng, and Indoor hobbtea Uke reading and u.temn1 to musk. But 1n spite of "A" for effort In all thete common-HDll ways ·o1 laklill rood cire ol myse)I. I hove a phobia about heart dlsease. My doctor hu just n- ~mintd me and lound mo ok1y. But a )'fft 11 a Ion"° time to waJt for my nest phyalcal checkup. What I'd Uke to know JI thia. What art the best Wl)'I to prevtnt I h•art attack! lncldaotelly, I •m a 4.1.yeaM>ld widower. - Mr. Z. COMMENT! One simple way to cut down on your anx· iety a bout your heart is not .. .., wait so Jona for your next ex- 11rninat100. Have a short checkup eVlf'Y three months whlle waitinc for your yearly complete ~atcat. 'Mt1& ma7 give you the Jtllsuraoce JOU _.._ cnye .. But_ suppbte tlrne ar n· · pense prevent frequent ex· amlnatlona? Hirt are some 1uggeatlona: lt 11 true that aometlmes · there are no earty llpl ot Imo • pending heart l1Dur1, but tud· den attackt in apparently healthy people are the ••· , ceptlon and nol llllety to bop. pen. Usually the Pll'IOn hu had prev'°'11 1lp o r symptoma that should hive been heeded. FOR EXAMPLE here 11 a man with dllbetea and hip ~holesterol. Ht mtabt prevent er at least delay 1 heart. et. tack by proper diet and weight control. Here Is a woman with hypertension. who smoku a great deal, Ind drinks too much. She might prevent a heart attack by tre1tin1 her hypertension and chang:tn1 her habits. Here Ja a bullne1sman who lives In unnatural tenaJon all day. His el~lroclrdloaranu are already 1howlna abnormal changes. Tension lJ, I belleve, one of the 1'1\Mt Important fl<> tors in producing 1 heart at· tack. Advict: Cut down on tension. ln coronary dlteue, the predjsposina factors are : bid heredity I high blood prtll\U't, c:ilabete1, high blood ~holesterol, t.enalon, obealty, EKG changea, too much or too ll!Ue exercilf. Jf you follow the rules within reason, Mr. Z., l believe you will be doing everything possl· ble to prevent 1 heart attack. But ·don't become too in- trospective. You will tum into a cardiophobe -and miss 1 grea t deal ol tun in life. Dear Dr. Stelncrohn : ln 1 recent column you dl!Cll!sed 1 reader's grandchild who bit people llf!d you uld •lie would outgrow il I have a similar problem. My llrl frlond hu a h1blt of biting me whenever we go out. rm afrald ol I01in1 her, so I let her get aw1y with it. Since she ii no .Jon1tr a chlld, I do no1· think she will outgrow it. What do )'OU IUI· gest I do! -Mr. X. comment: If you1rt betna: 1erloul1 wbldl I lhJnk you are, I auuest you 111 1 prem1rtlal c:ounsel6r -your doctor. lie~ i.r now tllan a marrlage counoetor later on. Inddcz>. !Illy, 11 I odvleed the '"odmolber of tho bol>y "~ bit-people-don'! bite bock. ' 117 NANCY MCUIYEll GAINEI Tllo Thuw7 Dtparbl\lnl'1 Chriltla• 8d4nc1 JIOflltor S'"11<c CUtloml Smice II racrultlog GRASS VALLEY -0.. day, on a 16 lpaoWHpelldnl cuatoma walk ~wn. Wamo AodorlOll saw a ~· lor duty at tho San duoter ol potted evergreeo u.a dr1ini • Gii MllJ ltnet oddod I pltuanl tcudl Jo the store ll'Oot -until Ibey died. Andenon reccplJ.ed a need that he coold fill for tile town. Wouldn't It be lbenuelv.. don lo a job ol lltYldnt -moterllll -lor f.-. 'l'llore mllll be aome catch lo II( Sometime, they mltw, Andenon would p......,I bit bW, and It would bo a lllao ooe, ao tboy backed oil (or quite a 1'1ille. Ya , Calilornla, Port ol , 11 •• J ter H ~· _M, ... Entry. up ,or ~ .,.. wa • e WU" _ ... wu.ua Candldatet mu1t be oftl' U about lL . yun of a1e and be U.8. Becauae ht did, vllltor1 lo tile area dU..na. They lllUll pau tho can now ee 1Uver tube holdlh1 Dower fodaral aenfca entranco U· lardenl and omail 1Vt11™D lrffl Ill imlnatlon and undlrfo a fllll Grua Valley'• buabttsa cllltrtct. neld lovtlllfptlon. Grau Valley la one ol the ll!Ue -~ be aald to hlllllelt, il !here """' flowm and lhrubl at regular lntervall up and down MID Street? And wall\'l ht tho oae to lllablbb lbem, with hll know· ledge and !ova of plants7 Kt approadled the authorltla with a plan. He bad just aold bit little llllt'lel'f plot,. he told them, and bit beloved opnica, cedaro, and ploa, can!Ully tendecl.lram llld>lq babyhood, needed a pl1& to be rwplantod. 'l'lloy COllld bave them il they would use them lo beaullly MJ1I Street. There WU 00 cttcb and there WU nD bW Anduson ICOUtOd ju9ymll lor old wa~blng m1cbfnes, coal acuttle1, milk cana, leekT wubtuba -Ill)' kind ol blC metal cootelner. OvemJcht tl>ey beClmo allver Jardlnlerea. He lound areal aeUlleCllmi lo Pt.Di ninl 1peclacular comblnallotla lrom 11111 aeed c1lalop, ettlng gorgOOlll rod tullpa against the lltUe tree& in the 1prlog, then ca!ilorol• poppies, then white dal!I ... petunlu, maJ1iolds. . • Tllo Port o1 Entry al San calilomla Gold-Rush loW1tl that did nol Yaldro b Ibo l1r1eat CUlloma 1lvo up the &hoat. Tour!Jte floclc to tho Land port lo tho United Stata. museum& and anUquo shops, and young Appllcanta ahould wrlla lo lamilles and old retireel come here lo the nurett ClvU SttYlco C4tn-live. mwlon Olllca or tho RealoMI RENOVATION 011' 111 b. c. D I u r y Personnel Olllcer, U.S. 6uUding1 bec11111 a proJect o1 the Cuetoma Service, Trtall!ry townspeople, lndlv1dually and u a com· lltplrtmeot, In your local dty. muoily. Tllo cltllla' ci potted everareens ' AS BUSINESSMEN, the town autboritiel couldn't believe it. 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"Cosmopolitan?-I don't feel Washington 11 cosmopolitan at all, Its terrible hokey . I'm sorry. Like ck>lhes . . . . I buy my clothel In Vegas," aay11 Lynn Van DeWalle, mother o( eight, who has open- ed a school for 11e1.otlc dance" two block111 from the President's mansion. Why belly dance! •·w~n, for one thing," she says, "it can improve your sex life." She explained fully, but an interviewer'• notes were il- legible at lhll point. Who b<lly dances? "WELL, STUDENTS are do- tng It to have more fun at par- tiel, housewives are doing it to abed unwanted pounds, glrls Po isoning From Fr uit Revealed BERKELEY !UPI I Health food enthusiast,, have been warned of po ssible cyanide poisoning ii they in- gest large quantities o f kernels from the pits of apricots, peaches, plums or too many apple seeds. A chemical reaction from the eal.ing of the increasingly popular health food product could ~lease hydrogen cyanide and result in potential n e r v e damage, intestinal upsetl, blindness and ringing In the ears. accordlog to the caiifomla Public Heal th Department. The depa rtment st a r I e d looking Into the problem a month ago w h e n a Loll Angeles couple ~m~ ill Biter eating aprlcol kernels bouth at a heaJth food store. .. We're not planning an im- mediate shutdown on the eating of apricot pill until we do IOme further checking," said Dr. Ralph Weilerstein, a public health officer. However, ht said. the state lean that eating the pita is becoming 1 ''craze among health food enthu~aru." are doing 41 to ·improve their figures, ana some men are doing it to get rid of their spare tires," . adds, Mr1. Van DeWalle. -.• Eight 1essoris In °erotic dance," at a fee or •100 per person, "a bargaJn, an Investment," she says, include 2f hours apent shfiking along with the prl.nce!f from Turkey or with the former FU! from the Follies Bergete a n d elsewhere. 'lbe former Fili, a mixture o/ Cuban and French, II known theJe days u Lalin, "King Farouk's f a v o r l t e dancer." She Is especlal1y endowed by nature and has a stack of scrapbooks . attesting to travels through everf~'a favorite dancing 1 ea p 1 t a I a wherever they may be. '"I'VE WOJJKED .all over," she says, 0 and beautiful. people Uke exotic dancerf-Jt builds your body, gives you grace, gets you eurclaed, and keeps you from getting bored."' The Kanaa.S:.bom Ms. Vin DeWalle says she has five daughters and tine sons. ·aged 22 to 1: and exe~ 'her figure~11bac~ to better than It was before,"·tha~ to le'9on1 undertaken after the birth of her fourth child. - Belly dancing, she &a'ys, "Is good art, an earthy movement, honorable o Id practices, and aomethJ.ng you can do while standing at ' the kitchen sink , washing. diaheB.'' Two afternoons and two evenings each week, the pupUs. no more than 15 to a classt go through their ~lly, . dancing practice on the second floor of a downtown office ·building. During a recent ~n, 11- montJH>ld Shawn kept 1 bemused eye on the elders while bis mother, C he r DeGrecbie, danced nearby. BELLY DANCING composes part of the diverse educatlonal activities called ''Earnpower," operated by Ms. Van DeWalle and Fred Hansen, of New Hork City, In a bul141ng _w!llch once housed a more tradltJonal dancing citudlo. They said they signed UO 10 paying customers in the firs' three weeks "exotic daneln1' was available. ' They have boeh b • a y answering que11tlons of newsmen and photog~ph1r1 who somehow ieem more in- terested in belly dincjng than in such other "Earil,ower" courses as truck drJvlrig-lht big ril" -.... ·da11. -essing. ~lansen says of belly danc- ing : "Every woman 1hould be able to know how to de> It. We 've even bad husblndl enroll their wives." ' • , Now.~· Plastic Cream Jnvention For Artificial Teeth lllt lnw ftlt th1t.h11 rt•olutioni• d.o•11n llfll't •tmn1. , It lett JOU bite h1tder, dltw bet-Now torthtftnttimt.llticnceolftt11 ta-, ut more naturally_.. Plxciovn P:Ulliea,_thatMWtdei'JUW.11 lata for hC111rs: Rtlltu mofttUrt. N:vtr~fOfmt1111lM.Uctnem· Oentwu that ftt are ..m.lal to tnne tMt ~ MU ,..,.. lb IN healtl\. See your dtnl.itt ftlVltrfJ. U111r.Z.lifula *! :Jlltlf fllflO. 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Mot~ K.'1; h,,~. ~~-$12.00 ..,.., l'lltli Pocht n...: uvnun-Up Na.y ..... $!6 00 • -.,.., Chll and .J._ Mtltr j.,.._:. . . . . Now $13.qo Brown Na.y •r•lflnl Grettr. F_; Mal . ~. $14.00 . lltw $7.99 .~ .... $UO tr Aaortad.lalt\ • ' •' • '"'•' I'• rrl__. . ., .... ). __ _ • .. .I I DAIL V ~ILOT 1_,J Rolli11g Health Spa Ann·l\1arie Bennstront and her traveling Sanctuary personnel are bringing health and beauty to the na~ tion. The girls are traveling all over the country ih a motor home equipped \Vith gym equipment offer· ing one-month body-toning lessons. Co_mpany Readies Pinups of Mal~s SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Taking their cue from the familiar female pin-up poster. four young women who say they're "devoted to the joyous appreciation of · men" have formed a company that makes pin-ups of nude males. Called '·Men ror \Vomcn." the company was created following the success or the Cosmopolitan m a g a :z: I n e cenf.ett:old featuring .actor , Burt Reynolds. But it also grew fron1 the conviction or c o m p a n y organizer ·•s tar'' 0 b re i; ski -O'Breen that women were ignored ~y men 's magazines that put too much stress on sexual fantasies. ANOTHER FIRM here has marketed • calendar which features nude male portraits lo accom~ny each month. C.lled the Ladies Home Com· paniOn, it was the brainchild of two women who say they .alto took their cue from the Cosmopolitan trailblazer. "For a long time I have looked to see producil on the mark>t, find Ideas in \he air, that would liberate women's seX11Ality," Mils Obrenokl - O'Breen said. ''I think they have been vastly neglected." A graphic artist, she ocn- iJcted Judith Azur and Joanne Dymond, also artists, and photographer Danielle Di£- lloth. Once it wu agreed to Conn the company, located in a loft in Sfn Franclsco's North Beach~ ma, the atarth began for men who were "open, hair py, loving and approachable." ' BECAUSE ALL four were opposed to tbe 1 • b o d y ,beautiful" look of proresslonal models, they tupied to their male (rlends. some 500 ques- t.lonnalres were malled out to get Ideas and determine 'the1 v lJual pre.!erences of potential customel'I. "We were very scientific ln our approach to this -we didn 't want to make any mistakes," Miss Obrenskl - O'Breen said. "We went ror an ethnic mix- tu re." she continued, "because we are trying to represent as mnny men u pouible for as many wpmen u poellble, and we thought we had to have a cron-sectlon of the poROI•· Uon." : THE .FIRST poatera 0011 "Men lot Women!' pruses featured five youn1 men described as "Just nice auys; regul~ guys that any woman 1night meet." Dinosaurs Extinct For 2nd Time • ALPINE (AP I -In a shad· ed eucalyptus grove sits the lut of the dinosaur. There's a gapln1 hole in the back of Bob btontouuru1 now, and. the amusement park for which the »foot concnte beast was borhe II> Alpine is' no more. A year arter the park open- ed In 1962, .heralded as a $2.S. million venture with a dozen giant creatures, financial prob- lems closed it. A five-a cre stand of eucalyp- tus, oak and palm trees shrouds the last remaining moru:ter of them all, Its pink form concrete-moulded over a gigantic metal frame. Not far away are the rr- malns of a decapitated triceratops. Earlx this yea r. a finance company brought the ruins but there Is no current plan to replace Dinosaurland with a tlst-ctntury rocket city, for eumple. Occasionally, a tourut pass· jng through Alpine In the mountalnl ea.•! of San Diego stopo and lets his chlldrtn play on Bob. , And the blf IUY !eta \hem. No blllng. No lumbering away to swipe away at a pteni:dac:tyl Jn the marshland. But still looking pri stlfne and prehistoric as ever. l Th• Grtet ~ s.1. Continu•• -1' All S1l1 • M1r1h11ulh1 ' 2 s r .. so r. 0111 All Jewelry Ya Pric•l ltt.n. ,,,,, tt n§hJ... • B QUE lofA-MI• .... Cll.,.. ~ MU VIA t.llO • , , MIWHlf al.ACM .,... .. ~Id~~ • .. ' • \ \ I • I I J - PILOT·AOVEllTISU JO J;J OAILY PILOT Conservationists Rattle Cage of Water Chief By PDIL IL\NNA ---SACRAMENTO ConservaUoniats are rattlio& hts cage, and he doeM'C like It, apeclally 1i1>CO Wllllam R. Giandll con.tide<t hlmHU Ju>! a.s mucb of • n • eD- vironmenlallat at any member of .the Sierra Club, Friends or the Earth · or other pro- tectionist group. cllvolopDenl ol water projodl Oft Cllllornil'• -- the ~t ol .. any tblll t1Je7 • ..., JI ,.... ...,. Saup1" lit IOJ4. moJIMlllllan dollw 'fa t • r thert Is llttle nltr "'11 II ls • Wiier. go. 'Ille p!IHlcal di ..... 11111 CUlllc Lelle II Ille prilldpal -l)'lllem. ffil WU ap-hu(e, tliriYiJlC city. P«1Plt llve .. It', 1ot to come ifOm ~ envtronmeotal liiUii Wfll wat.r lliini• 'liislll oo the JIOi!li.d "1 Gov. a on a Id there. lieoaUJO lhlY -~to. north couL ••. thb 11 40 per-preclllde our Importation ol camornta Waltt P r o l • c I .Relgan to his praent Job catllorlll.I'• north cout Is the GIANEW B~ U is cent ol Ibo &talt'J uppl7," he w1ttr from other llalel or whlcll mvu Loa Angela. when tbt eovomor took office otbtr W1111ple. It Is beaulllul, vital that studftJ be -inued said.· CIDl<ll," the dire<1« uld. In January, lte7. and there ii ample wottr, but for water project• on the Eel Several ,,.,. back, there "SI""' this Is the -. H II "IN A l'EW ,_... this proJ· Tbe dinc:tor ..., 111 .,,. P<OPJe jwt don't wont to live River !or possible Southern were plJllJ afoot to brhlg lllOll Important tbal Call/Ofilia ect • will prov Ide untold polltion to Mute w 1 I er lbert. caurornla needs and to pro-water from the; Snake River In do more wltb it• 0,, n benefits.· •• .it ii ao integral devtlopment &! an outgrowth ''O>llSfrvaUonista and eo- vlde needed flood prottcllon. · Idaho and evtn from 11 far' rt80lft'ter," he: said. part of the. fl.lture economy of "IOclal reform.•• • I r on m entalist.s are \n-- Two bills are pending in Ille away a. Ille Yuiroll to nu the Gianelli Is entbusla.stlc about and wel~beinl ol Southern ''Ibey are just maldni life coosistant. n they believe in Legj1lature .... SB 107 by Sen. needs o! needy •tales and the potential for recreation in caUfornla," he said. moremfserable,"Gien~lll something -zerO growth. Peter Behr (R·Sar. Rafael) Mexico. connection wllb all future Gianelli played a Jlgnillcanl said, r.lenlng to acreage popolaUon tediltributlon and and SB 4 by Sen. RandOlph Gianelli doesn't think tbJJ ·water d eve Io pm en t In role iD tbe development of the limltations, redistrfbution of tfie: like -'then why don't they Collier (0.Yreka) -which will C001e to be. cauromia. Callfornla w,ter Project io population and lbe theories ot. practice what they preach and Glanelll is director of the State Department of Water ResoUrces. AA an engineer, he h11s been engaged In water resources affairs for 30 years. Lawmakers appealing for votes to the organized con-- 1ervation groups continue to give him trouble. would create a "wild rivers" "Did you know that there the '"1950'1. He was a zero growth. "" move to the: north coast? status and halt future develop-1l~~"~IN~T~O;D~A~Y~·s~a~tm~os~pb~e~r~e.~w~e~r=e~8~,000:;peop~~i.~ou~t~t~he~fi~r1~t~d~epa;'.rtm~e~nt~a~l~e~n~g~in~eer~in~lhe;_~~~~~~~~~;_~"~l~q~ues=tlon=-:tbe:elr:.:•:incer::ll:y,~"i~~~~~~~~~ ment. ... out-of-state plans are farther day we' o~ Castaie lAtke early years ()f planning for the u100g AT Tijuana, Mexico, be 'said~ •• "I'm worried about Behr's This year, it is proposed 1egislation to place a ~year moratorium on study o r 'WON'T HOLD WATER' Will lom R. Gionelll bill becau.se it would lock up the Eel River for 20 years, and 1 don't think we tjD stop plan- ning tor future water needs of the state," Gianelli said. He indicated the state can Jive with ColUer's b t JI "because it permits atudie! to be made on future use of Eel River water." Asked jf .he thought California would need DQrt.h coast river water to serve Southern California Gianelli was emphatic in his opinion Uiat, yes, 1t would. HE EXPLAINED, "Met- ropolitan W a t e r District, which supplies much of the water for lhe area, will have its supply cut in half in the near future. Tn addition, the water ls of very poor quality. I'm sure that they will need more water from Northern California." Gianelli also pointed out that more fresh water in the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers will be needed to aug- ment the Delta and prevent Many Companies Hire- Liberal Arts ·Majors By JOYCE L. KENNEDY Dear Joyce: Other than teaching and writing. what careen are open to English majora! - E.A.. Madtaon, Wisc. Since college specialization became the order of the day, liberal arts educators have tended to feel that the concept of a general liberal educa· tioit Is being crowded out of career prepar8tion. English professor Lindwood E. Orange, University of Southern Mlss lssipPi, decided to fight back witt. a survey of opportunities for E n g I i s h grads. THE ORANGE S T U D Y , ''English : The Pre-- Professional Major," recently published by the Modern Language Association o f America, Is based on reports from 53 law schools. 37 medical schools and nearly 400 large companies. Focusing here on the Industria l respon'ie. 85 per cent said "yes" to the question, "Do you hire CQl\ege graduates who have a li~eral arts education with a mr-jor in English even though they lack special training in your area?!' TYPES OF COMPANIES hiring English majors in- cluded: aircraf • automotive, banking. brev.•ing, chain store, chemical and drug, clothing and textile. communieetions, construction inaterials. elec- trical and electronics. fuel, food product~. glass products, household eq u i pment, in· surance, m~chinery and tools, metals. or f ice equipment, paper products, publications. public transportation, and rub- ber. T\VO BROAD CATEGORIES o[ jobs for English majors wrre un· covered by Orange. The first is editing. te<:hnica1 writing, ad vertising. communications. and other functions requiring gramn1atlcal accuracy and literary skills. 'fhe other uses the formal education only a! an adjunct to the performance or duUes in such areas as sales,· markelin,e:. personnel management. systems and programming -jobs that re- quire logical thinking and the ·facility for e x a c t com- munication rather than a specific set of college·learned skill.,. It's in the latter category thBt by far the greater number or employ· ment Qpportunities a rise, Orange concludes. EDITING AND WRmNG clid not prove to be the front· running c~eer area f o r English majors. "Leading the field ls personnel rtl11!10M, lisltd !~led by 15% percent ol partlCJpoUog c., m p a n i e s : followed by i>ales · 1 n d ' marketing, 58 percenl; public relations. 51 percent; manage- ment, ~ percent ; and ad- vertising, 44 percent, followed only by research and in- vestigation, 22 percent." A NUMBlo.R 0 F ORGANIZATIONS ran com- puter checks or their person- nel records lo pinpoint posi- tions currently held by former English majors. Undoubtedly some of the technical and management positions noted required additional training beyond the undergraduate li beral arts degree, as you will s~rmise from this listing pro. v1ded by a large office equip- ment and manufacturer: Associate Industrial engineer, associate pro. gramm.er. associate writer, buyer, distribution staff aide, manager of communication services, manager of process systems, manager of pr<r duction services, manager of sales administration, manager or the systems center, market data analyst, packaging engineer, professional employ- me~t representative, project designer. senior bu sine s s development analyst, senior copywriter, scnlor engineer, senior market application analyst. systems a n a 1 y s t , teleprocessing 11nalyst. FOR MORE IN· FORMATION Orange's study. published In an I 3 • p a g e booklet, also inc I u des representative job descriptions ranging from claims adjuster io careers In book publishing. Single copies are usually $1.25, but a! a special courtesy of the Modern Langcage Al\50Cfa- tlon of America, readers wishJng a copy of. "English: The Pre--Professlonal Major," may obtain a copy by (1) Send request with l5 cents lo Joyce Lain Kenoedy at l b I s newspaper. f!) Eoclose IS. cent stamped, self-addressed long white envelope. 131 Write "ENGLISO" 011 your outside envelope. This special offer ends November, I, 1972, and to take advantage of it, you must follow all three above in· structions. ((c) im. McNaught Syn- dicate. Inc. All r I g b t 1 re- served.). Oral Surgeon Gets Honor Dr. Robert L. Pike. a Newport Beach oral surgeon, hns been awarded second pi'ize in the Amerlcnn Society or Oral SurgeQns 1972 research award contest. , Pike Will rcceivt: $200 and will present his award winning paper at the September con- vention of the organization in llouston, Texas. Pike's research was "The Use of SUrface-Decalclfled Allogenelc Bone for Rcstora· tion ot itandl6Ul3r (J1wf Dis- continuity Dc!ecta." l. • ' • I • r ' I SAVE 30c norwich • • asp1r1n lottl1t of 2.SO ioi•G 1811 holllolar •••· Mn ltern1rdlno 1011 •. 211t. ..... , 29~) THURS., SEPf. 7 THRU SAT., SEPT. 9 ' T ·sTORES ~Back-to.- _._ •' ' ;~ • j. ;,~· it\Sch·Qol' ·. SAVE 1.83 ON 3 (TOILETRIES BELOW COSTI crest . FAMILY SI ZE ~C"•RCI '-.._../ C•DD 009 01 106. "'""""''" -~·"''' ,.._,.,,, ... O•'"' ' · tootl:tpaste . · ··~"'" ., Ml;, 3 I c ....... Umit2 . . permanent press sport shirts • " 1hort llHY•• in 65% polye•t•r/35% cotton~ Sizes I· II ~eg. 2.27 ~a.. Solids ond fancy print1: ' 3·f~r$-S SAVE 2.01 TO 8. 97;~1! flare slacks Gro11p conii1t1 of d•nl"', 100" coHon or.SO"' poly•·it•r/50 % cotton.fla re 1\ocks in ·oi1ort•cf ttyles, sit•• & colon, R•g. 2.67 to ~·.99· · · ·-' '· '·' 3 pr.$6 for SAVE 1.92 ~~: co rduroy fl.ar:e.s 100% cotton mid wa le COl'duroy with 2 front u-sh•ped ~atch pockets. Wii;le.btlt loq,p1., Sizes &12 in reg. or a!im in Hsdrtld colors. BELOW· cost. 200 count filler, paper: . · c'.. •.• ., ;/,.ldo '•····;29 C: t 1mit 2 ~ t•r41•• "'"' hu..-tr.1te• Meo II . 61 .. -..... .......... lllY .. .. ........, ... ······-···· • l I • • ........ ' II 1'11.0T·ADYE«TISQ I W'1fMlcllr, S<p-' &'72 \It I '1.1....,...1,im DAILY I'll.tr JG ·Demand Gr0-ws for Recreation Condominiums For The 8y llALPll sHAPFEll ed, wllh -amlc Tlew el . -"I---lake dlttlJI! moutalm. Walk -·• •I rem to-llfl._.pri--f ....... ·-~ •P:-tloilal tlib, _, ......... ' ,....,. sq -1 ..... , ... ,. va1 ... from 911,111. "'"'" ~ .... I'll !!'.'r1 .. ,... • • • • .... .,. two tr "'-'fit*i, 'Ibis Id lppemd in a Les ~ aw, ~ • •~m•, Angt&eJ paper. ' • G& w,,,.., I I re rf• e..-1 ,-Ali! l!iilllii' idi .... -al!oWlrii •-••••~Isl, eed• ~ roof1, up in other metropolitan ; .. ,......, .. ~f . ~' newapapen advertllins eecond f. *""""'· ~ --:.~~I homes in ci-by Kl ll'tU -• IMll lot two. or -• • such u Crystal Springs DOOJ' ! llliS 111'4 la lolll ownerttil~. SeatUe, Park City near Sall :·.:..:...~-*°Big Bill: ntor Lake, and Slowe, Vt., north of : •-V11111.rotm1, lofts, •leepltig Boston. 1:~ ~i;~.J';"~· "Jar:" ~"be=ect .:: ~ -for ...... 11oo nur big· clilu ts alttady crowded .,...lh to be aettinl acarce. FLOOD, HEAD of his own Loo AogeltHlllOl! llnn, David '"' Flood ' Allocllt•, .... cliioO iiiiiler p!innlng and ........ic. analyail for RI dov~ta in San Valley, Idaho; Snow. Mw at Alpen, Colo., Stowe, VI.; Big 511!1, Mont.: 11 wtll 11 Tahoe, Yosemlte, and the S a n Bernardino Mountainl In California. ~nUy, be told t h e ' Amtr1clo Land Development Allocl•Uon at Las Vegas, Jl !I'll a almple mailer ol statllllcl. , •'Ten yem aco." he aaid, "there were two million Kiera Ill lh6 Uolted Stal«. Now the ll&un approximates eight mll1lon. And Ill lh6 neat 10 yean, we estimate their numbm wW total around 17 mllllon -almost double." Today's faciliUes can't han- dle twice aa: many active winter recreation devotees. '1.00D THINKS the uodus will have to be in newly developed mowttllin a r e a 1 wblcb ll01t are remote or ID- acetsslble fnrm bl& dllel. "Eipanllon of this mt m\llt come:• be Ina i 1 ts. "because lllere ii almost no W>!j in which uiltlng develop- ments can com& close to handling • the growth of tbll ne:xt decade ." He malnta!DI the United states ii almost running out of land to U1e u e1 .... in Kl t.r- raln. The eight mWlon alders to- d>!J can be dlvtded into three categories, Jud&ed by the ti111e and money they can spend .., ~ ":; 1lrlen who nturn bome•lalPI. -Weekendm who ny.drlvo to lllOjor -ba•inl poall boltl l1elllllet, for a two or lhnHay oullnJ. -Vaeatlonen who estahllsll lllDlly bu• c:omp .... old ..... for 10vtrll weeu each ....... OF THESE THREE clusilicatlons, Flood titlleves the greai.st growth will be in the third group. and thettfor< from a development view· point, in second-home vacation . ' THURS., SEPT. 7 THRU SAT., SEPT. 9 SAVE 1.49 TO 2.49 .y .~ . ·SAVE 1.15 ro 9.95 ,·~ .(·~·no-iron'" drei ses PNttJ llyl .. Jn f*9GMllt ,,._ fdflrica. Pl.Jch, •lich 6 ......... #Mny 1fy;e1 :.·.~!"'~~.tr... Sia":' S.12 .... 2.PP-3.99 ~ ·~ctylic iumperts AasortH plaids -MOChlne walhabl•. y..,,;ch•k• ofaevera l •tyles. Sitt:~ -i- 12R ... 3.99 . c. '"'no-iron'-' blouses . . l'rint ond sollcl colon -long ,, • ..,.. with aUort.d collar styl'*' Slaes 4-1-i l.g. 2.23eo. · o. skirts & skoOter skirts l'lalclt & 10llch In pl.atH, go~. & butto11 fntftt lfyl-. 11 ... 4-14. leg. 2.99-3.99 ' IOIESTIOS IEPlRTl!IENT brand-naine assorte_d . l • · blend' ' blanl<ets ~ lot ........... ''''"-"''" ··-·· un"*r•tr .. . 1011 •• 2~•t. , .... . ' ........... ' .............. _ ••flwW.. ..... , ••• 111••-· f!h'll. llU ,..... ...... • ••• , ..... 111.11. 1110 •·Jll""' ...... olllill lle--,t ••••• 1101 H ... , 1aat 111 -•!ta• 1701 flrlt .... 111!!-! 1,tlOfl I. ..... , Mvtl. 1~70.,allf~·u.'lvll. 110~ 1-11hltllor lllv .. •" •Hll•tt•-· 1100 IL H,MIWIU "•II. eulw•r eltr t 0111 )offer••• Ill••· l ' '""11111111ities. This trend hu become apparent thmtlh the rilt of oldinJ 11 eomplei. family recrtatlon, whether It's ..-g, touring, or limply tak- ing I..-.. Vacation Umet, such u Eutu and Cbrilbnu, in· dicate this, with winter raorta filled to capacity all over the Uolled States and Canada. Some environmentalists decry tbll expansion. Not too loJR ago, one: aroup bloclted the Mineral King proj- oct of the Dilney Corporation, scheduled for development in the Sequoia National Forest of Clllfomla. But in m a n y regions the ski world has moved along in a !pirit of un- denrtanding compromise that there is a modern need for both intelligent conservation as well as expanded and useful recreation. LAND USE FOR the benefit of everyone demands stand- ards which Shape faciliti es properly; and in addltlofl to making them adequate. it must ensure they are finan- cially within reach of the average family. This concept has led to the gradual development of lhe condominium cluster as a means or providing the second home for recreation area!!. To- day, where the sno\\•fa!I is dependable every year, there are condominiums now in use, with more under construction. 25th Year Fete Set At Center NASA's Flip:ht -.....Research Center in Edwards w i 11 celebrate its 25th anniversary with a two-day open bowie and ceremonie5 honoring the cenf Pr and its 14 original eninloves. Froin I to 4 o.m. Fridav And from 10 a.m. lo 3 p.m. SAh rr· day, the publi c may view the command module of the Apollo 14, a mock-up of the space shuftle. a lunar samn1e and displays of ret'>eArch 1lrcraft. Ceremonies will take place at I p.m. Friday. The center, 30 mUe1 north of Lancaster and adjacent to Edward.I Air Force Baae, was ooened in 191'/ to .wort with the Ah'. Force on the X·l, tbe flrtt aircraft to exceed the speed of "'und. For more information. con· tact Ralph Jackson at the Cn.ter. (8051 258-33ll. Milk Price Up Clpltol N''" llervke VENTURA-Minimum retall milk prices in !>Iris of Ventura and Santi Barbara eounUes were lnc:reaaed ef- lectlve Sept. 1. Prlco increose Is one-half cent per quart and one cent per hlll·fallon. Record Marriage Licenses JHssolutlons OJ Marriage GIANT 8"xl0" COLOR PORTRAIT . •':''~ l 1NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR GROUPS 1 ONE SPECIAL PER FAMILY C DAYS ONLYH PLUITAX& ISOc HANDLING CHAii• - Ttiufto., St(llC. 7-11 a.M:.-J ..... Fri., Stpt. 1-11 a.rn.-7 """ S.t.;Stpt.l -10 1.m.-4 '""- lun., &t,t. 10-10 1,m.-4 """ 9668 ADAMS BLVD. HUNTINGTON . BEACH •• I I I I .( • If 0"1LY PILOT w......,,..,........,1m PILOT ·AOVUIUU J~ Planes Must Add VCI Medk!al. Fmlftl Beacon Devices Prop. 2 Battle Lines Set Handicapped Site ()pens The State Department of Rehabilitation has opened a new office in Costa Mesa to provide vocational rebabilita· tion services for physically and m e n t a 11 y handicapped persona Jiving in the Orange County coast. Located at 1533 Baker St .• It ts rtaffed by six counselors end their supervisor, Robert F. Clatterbuck. Ita major aim ts to train handicapped persons for gain· ful employment. Disabled persons needing help for employment shou1d call the Costa Mesa office, 979-2970, and aSk f o r e "'>unselor. Hall Named Land1nark Capitol News Service SAN MATEO -Ralston Hall In San 1.1ateo County Is the latest site to be named as a California Historical Landmark. It was so designated by William Penn Moll Jr., direc· tor of the State Department of Parks and Recreation. Ralston Hall is named for William Chappman Rafston, San Francisco Cinancler of the mid-19th century who was called 11the man who built San Francisco.' 4-H Me1nhers Set Meeting The Quilters and THlers 4-H Club of Huntington Beach will hold Ill first rneeling of the fall season 1t 7 p.m., Monday, In Glen View School. 'l'wo specl>I guest., !rs. Eu .. n Byrd, a countywide 4-U leader, and Lynd.a Reynolds with her guide dog, Pikie, will be present to start the ~son. KIDS _WVE UNCLE LEN Saturdays in The DAILY PILOT ••• j• , . • 2ND BIG WEEK-LABOR DAY SPECIALS! fllCKUPYOVRfRIA uuaOOKUYAT'. oua LOCALU. STOl!I ll•INCH FERTILIZJR SPREADER All-steel construction, accurate measuring-metering ayslem. Can be used far spreading an type1 of commercial fertilizers. 3•• CHALKBO"RD . - BUL.LETIN BOARD 16"x24" • • Handy by the phone as a message center or memo holder. Great far home, office or for back to school use. YOURCHOICa GOLF BALLS PANTYHOSE . VINYL WINDOW SHADE Starfire cut-proof golf balls made to USGA Micro mesh ponty hose with true fit heel. Assorted colors to choose from . A great back-to-school apecial. specifications. Powermatic center. Vulcanize d lifetime cover. 2!! l"xl2"x6' PICKY CEDAR FiNCE BOARDS New supply of beautifully characteristic fence afock -for bu ilding decorative partitions. 89! 35~ .. . 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'~~ the remnants of the lsr~eu squad · -ne was sure "the pub!!e will agree that we can not allow a handful of terrorists lo dttlroJ the nucltas of podwUI ood coopentlaa -by tbe O\ymples. lie d t e la red lodaY a day of moumln(, ood said the IVeoll would he -a day later than CJ01cjnaJJy aclloiluled. '"'-l.sraell ttarn, however aald it wu ~ going home Thunday. ~ ~ El&l>t Arabs ertpt into tile Olympic ~ ~ Villa"' before dawn Tuelday, shot and '?)l~ MUNICH 1972 killed two l!roe!!J Ud held Dint othen ~~\; bNt';J.; for nearly 24' baun. their hostages wtre flown to a nearby ttlr Milf hours ol ntgnU.Uons, which iJ>. ' field hi helicoplm. ')~. -..~~~~~~~~~--,-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ·;'I "I' In • shootout In tile dart. all tbe bosl111 ...,.. killed •loo& w1111 nve "' the Arabi and • German policeawl. Three Arabs wtte coptur<d. Mlm!ch police clamped an lnlormatloo blackout on their whereaboub. Brundage aald the Munich Gomt1 hid been tile target ol two assaults, ihcluding an African threat lo boycott them II a team from Rhodesia was allowed to com- pete. "We lost tbe Rbodes!an batU• to ulted pofltlcal blackma!I," lie aald. '1IW:rl be said, lo app!11111e llun the..-..t thrma. tbal tbe Intmlltlooal O\ymple Commlti.e could not allow Arab ter- rwists to wrect ~ Olympics. ''We must conllnue our efforts to tetp lbem pure, clean and honesl,'' be said, "and try to extend tile oportsmamhlp ol the atbleUc !ield Into othu areu. •• Immediately arter the ceremony, pttparatlons began to resume tho ~ snm. A spokesnW! lor the ~ eommiltee aald tile Games would ....,mo ~ .)Nm tbe point wbtro they were suspend- ed at that time Tuesday, while tho tsratlls were still being btld bost.afl! in the village. Thal would mean that tacb day's pro- gram would be conducted 24 hours behind schedule, and the c I o s i n i ceremony would be held Monday imtead of Sunday. ·Athletes, Coaches, Owens • .. n .,. Tell Views of the Tragedy ,. ~ P•1111ing Away Id~ Hours MUNICH -Flags at Olympic venues are Oylng at half mast today and so are the feelings or athletes and roaches I talked to this morning in regards to the dlsastrolJ8 ending only a few hours earli- et to the Israeli Olympians who were be- ing be¥. ~stage by Arab terrorists. The Olympic Villaie appean:d to be , 11'.adually returning lo norm~ Peopre were filtering back into the streets, · miniature golf and chess f8cilities were being used at the recreation center. But the abnosphere wasn't as noisy and care.free as it had been •u1 Tuesday when the tragedy began. People were milling around in front of Building 31 where ~ first two killings took place Tuesday morning and where the Israelis were held hostage witil the action scene shifted to the airport later Tuesday hight. Andy Weigand of Newport Beach -and a member of the U.l k'1'ak Olympic team, looks at-Slgps in fro~! of the· Russian quart~rs at the zj::th ·01ympic · Village in. MuniGh._ --. -1 A wreath and two bouquets of flowers were on the walkWay in front of the ..building. 1 walked into.the building hcad- ·quarters whe!J! lfil:_aeli delegates were already puttin& together personal effects for the return home. Laver Fails To· Heed Advice :Of Emerson ' - FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (AP) -· "U 1'PJ''re Wlilt, don't go on the court hecause if you're on the court, ~'{e ft!,'' says Newport Beadl -11 ~1!01 · Em~"°"· '; •• • • Close friend Rod Laver of Coroli!t'ldel ?.j.or fallecl to he<d the advice Tuesday and ... wa1 elimlna_ted_from the U.S. Open Tennta Cllamp!onsh!pj. Cliff J;lichey of 5arasota:, Fla., beat Laver, tlie third-seeded 1969 ind 1962 title ho!der,/H. 7-6, 7-i,-~. But'J\ichey seecl- ed 12th, was not happy •\100! the ric;tory. "\Vhat can you say aboot beating a guy with a tiad back," Richey said. La~er's back, a problem for him oVer · the rears, uwent out" during the third set. "I think I oouJd'W: made a better show of it if my back was all right. I felt gi overall, but I just cou!do't stretch. I kc t gettilig sp&lll),L ,,._,.. t lf Laver lost btquse of bis back, otJer , seeded playen I had no excuse. Arthur AJbe of Miami, seeded sixth, ousted Bob IAJti, the -'!3tll ....i,• !rem Sausalito, Calli., >-7, 7-5, M, &-3 ; aj\d top-· ae<ded defending champ Stan Smt!.~beat Mdres Gtmeno of,t;Pll/"• ~ Hm, 2-6, 1-6, 6-4, 1-6, 6-3. . ' Seeded women players are ~e to faD today as Billie Jean King of Pam-Aire, Fla.1 seeded first, goes against eiglith- aeeaed Virginia Wade of England, and fourth-seeded Rosemary Casals of San Frincis&>, last yeat'I nmnerup, meets~ Margaret Court of Australia, the fiftb- see&.d,)9'10 winner. Also playing wllJ~Pairi Teeguarden of .f.oa }ngeles, ' vset winner over _.i-teeded Ev Gpolagnng. Sbe ..ur play nint!Heed.O xo1ry Melville o1 AUllralla. 1 • Smltb'I qiumpb • &V"\IRed lo.... to Cimeno in tije French Open and in Davis Cup play. Following the 111Btch he s'lij! he thought h• was a looer optn. "When I was down 5-6, ~ the second aet with Andres serving I most admit my .cr.i. weren~ too good,'' Smith said. He broke tt1rough, t.boug);, and won ~e tie- breaker, S-0. "I'm ~ty good in the tie- breaker," be said. J San Clemente's ] ohnson Runs in Semis Thursday B~ lo tbe DAILY PILOT Ir•• LY fill.OT Iliff Wrtttr 1llliNtaI Everything is going as ~· r. I' 11 Joh"""1 u her seccrid . ' ' tea(b!> · OIYIQPic Gamea draWI -. ' near. It'll <'Oml!i Thursday, when she cem- petes m the semifinals of UJe 100-meter hurdleS following her success in Mon- day's prelima. 'Monday. Mn.I Jqhn.ooo sped to a 1i.21 clocltjng in fmishing second to East Germany'.s Karin Balzer (13.10). In tlJ!it preliminary race, Mrs. Johnson twis(ed '$ ankle and the extra day of rest should be to her advantage. Buddy Taylor, trainer of the U.S. women's team Mys the ankle is still a little lender. Rei bas advised her to jog on it thii afternoon for a-test and feels she will lle·ttady Th\Jrsday. Compell\Joo ,... delayed ooe day In the wake of the teri)>rist attack on Israeli athletes and olflcials turning the Olympic schedule upside down. One girl · who. 'fill miss the lemis is Esther ~Sbacham.otov of Israel. Her lane will be empty rot' the race because she has retufned henle following Tuesday's tragedjr involving lhe Israeli team. Mrs. Jobn9on is up against the talented hurdlers from behind tile Iron Curtain plus Australian world record holder Pam Kilborn Ryan. Mrs. Johnson, the spe<dy Sao Clemente housewife, has a ~ ol 13.0 whi~ Mrs. Ryan sham the wofld record with East Germany'• AMelie Erhardt at 12.5. Close behind them are Ea.st Germans Balzer (IZ.&) and'Almerose Krumpbob (IZ.9). Also rating high is Poland's Teresa Nowak (12.1). But most of the heavy competition doesn\ figure to corn~ until the flnab. Mrs. Johnson hu ooly competed once In the Olympic Stadium befl/<e the Games begao but It proved to be a valuable experience. "I fOWtd out the atarter holda you for a long time In the set pooition," sbe told the DAILY PILOT. "That means I have to come up slower. U yoo "set' too !oog you lose your spring. Evetything I've done ror the pa_at 'i'eek has been based on techpiqlle wltb small amounta of work. "i'\>e j1Ut tried to relll and keep tile compeUUon out of my mind." Mrs. John900, only · the secon d American ever to make the Olympic hurdles finals when she turned the trick in 1968 ar Mexico City, says she's 'n: .. tremely.pleased with lit at the OlymJli!; Village, here. "The rooms are s~r -:-individual rooms with bathroom )'efrigerator and stove. I sneak food out ot'the dini,ng room and have hot chocolate every night before I go to tied~' she. says. "But' I'm dying for vegetables and a nice salad." Tbe goodies win hli've fo wall, but the competition won't. Tonight's TV For Olympics 8 p.m.-<hannel 7-0ue to tbe de- )lly ol ~Games because of Tues- . 48y•s tragedy the regular schedul· ed' progl'am' is on a tentative basis. H9Wever, competition was resum- ed today witll the balance ol Tues- day's delayed events. ABC's original s{ateiwas a three. hour telecast: A telepllone caU to ABC this morning revealed no rurther information. They moved slowly ~with no expreS$iOn on their faces, much resembling zombies. At last they asked reporters to please leave -they didn't care to speak about what had happened. ~ Stacks o( Israel Olympic team in· formation brochures were on the Uoor. They carried individual photos of tea1n members, including those slain. Ominously a notice was on lhe ck..'<>r outside the building inviting the Is1·aelis to a f~t at a downtown hotel Mntrsd41Y night to.ceJebrate Jewish ?iew Year. Talking to people on the streets as I roamed ,the Village here's what they bad "'~: ~ sprinter Barbara Ferrell - "I tJWli: everyone here is in limbo. I know 1 C9\lhM't complete today if the events hadn't been cancelled. "One day )'ou wake Up and learn that two people are dead and others are being held hostage. The next day you wake up and they're all dead." "Your mind just isn't ready for something like ...this." Jesse pwens, quadruple gold-medalist the last time the Summer Olympics were held in Germany, said he would be able to perfonn this afternoon if be were still in competition. "It's not the tradition or an athlete not to be ready," Owem Mid . "He is trained and ready to compete all the time. Today is a great turn'ing point in the Games because Israel and the Gennan t;0vem- ment proved they are strong by de- nouoclng tyranny and continuing the Games." ~ Buddy Taylor, trainer for the t}.S. women's track team said, "It's like hav· ing someone in your family die -things just aren't the. same. It's like having· bad Something taken away." Monte Nitzkowski, U.S. water polo coach from Huntington Beach. said, "I don't think it will adversely aUect the Off~rs ;jptentu. 's}ii~ ~Movie A~tor~. LONDON (UPI) -""61·-J flrimmer Mark Spill said lodaY he ,.;;;;i~e I actor, I ' . Sp ti, who W1I! aeven gold medab at the Olympic Gamel tn Munich, has been deocrlhed as ~ "Jew!ab Omar Sbarll" ..cr wu ao 1>0Pular-wlllf tilo.lana he was lakm from I/le ~ch mmmlng hall In •If-Jo •void helnf(qtObbad .• lie Wt 0M'unk:ll Tueodat !ollowjng an Anti flUt!ml!a attack oo lmeU athll!lal In O!Jmplc VW.11 and wu !lying today la Loi An&ele1 and San ll'ranclsco on a J'>a American ov<NIJe.pol• fllahl. ~ at a -...ierenca about lill MllN~llMovaa~l'OPIJ;. • .,,,... ... a' lot al ne(Otfatlonl pine on with various conctn•," he llld. ~ he added there -a poaSlbllljy he mJs!ll become • mm actor. Asked about hUi -er.that be had -olltred-PIN 11.Tman and role1 In othe< ftlllil he Ilk! film acllng .... a possibility -"The • lntrlguu Jl'Ml, II I ' sptlz called 'the masaa.,... of Imell 0\ympiana "exlrwmoly trll)Q'' but ll1d l«llri!J amncrmenta al-0I1 m p I a Village -. "P.!'d ..,....,. .• Ile 11!d the .. g-. proVldod l<CUrit1 •w wi.r lhlll ll -ln Mako 11 lar u who COUl4 '° 11119tllotiJlop11111 ... eoojldn'I." •. lleledilg in OIJ1'11Pic Village Newport Beach's Erle Unilroth relaxes with U.S. swimming star Sandi Gold~ of Lakeivood atter winning 1 bronze medal as a ~mber o! the Unoted States water polo team. It was the flnt time ll>e-U.S. bad won an OlymRlc med.ll Jn waler polo st.a.:. 1932. athletes because of their dedication and the spirit of the Games. "Ure moves on and by tomorrow peo- ple will be ready to resum~ compe:ition. The whole thing is beyond comprehension and words. l think it's comparable to someone planting a bomb in one of our space capsules and blowing up the astronauts in front of the world." Nitzkowski reviewed what it was like in . WHITE WASH the Village Tuesday night when the drama was nearing its climax. "There , waS a lot of confusion and securit)'. was tight. But the routine of the Village pret- i,y well continued. People vfelt concerned and empty but there is nothing anyone could do. "About the time they were ready to move out the terrorists and hostages the guides cleared everyone out of the a:-ea near the Israeli building and the exit route. "People "'ere locked into wha\cvcr building they happened to be 1n -di:-iing hall, shoe store. TV C<'ntcr etc , ror about 45 minutes. "Ru1nors \\'ere Dying everyw here." Pete \\'l'igand , 1968 Oly1npian v:hosi· brother Andy is on the U.S. racing canOf' tea1n. said simply that he "'as num bed by it all . But he also was in acrord \Vilh tht• Olyn1p ics being resumed arter today hav- ing been set aside 'Iii 1t10111i11g. \\'eigand. a Newport Rench resir1r11!, f, quartered in one of the Arab tc.1111 buildings -that of Iran All Arab 1er.n1 quarters are now undC'r secu rity bttnrd and no one can enter them without n pass. \Veigand says som r people fear there will be reprisals against the Arabs lor what has happened. Abe Fuchs, a water µolo official from Belgium. sflid he wn s too upset to talk · about what had happened. No one s8id.he or she felt any nerson:.il danger while the tragedy was taking place. It's hard to believe all this hJs hcip- pened -some of it before my own eyes. That it could and would happen at the Olympic Games is beyond belief. And 1t further confirm.! my belief 1hat the Olympics' future is a short-termed thing. Officlati1ag Dishonest Herms tad Blasts Politics, Quits as Olympics Ref By GLENN WHITE Of flle O.llW' P1591 Iliff "MUNICH• -Tom Hermstad resigned as an Olympic Games water polo referee three days before polo compet\tion here ended, saying that the sport was not fair· ly or correctly officiated. "I'm disappointed in the Olympics," the Seal Beach resident and Golden West College aquatics coach told the DAILY PILOT. ''I'm disappointed in them frorp . an officiating standpoint. 'jGuys told me how'bad officiating was MUNICH 1972 in the Games before I left the SLates but I didn't believe it until after I'd seen two aames here. 11At least in the U.S. officiating is 99 percent honest, even if at tlme.s it isn't any good . In track and swimming the fll"St to finish 1enerally wins because t>e or she !J best. "But in team aporta that isn't always true, politics enter in. Officials have pre- detennJned Ideas about which team is suppmed to do well and which isn't. "They're (officia!J) wined and dined by dilferent countries -thousands of dollars are spent on them. They can't help but feel aome alleglanct! to those countries after all of that. "Even we (the U.S.) have gott.n In the 1ame. We'Ye brought a couple or officials to America and spent a lot of money on them. uTake the medal bracket here ... some or the men rated as top officials weren't assigned the key games while others Jeu competent were. "It'• nol worth having the Olympics il It's going to be like tbit but it Is wortl1 frylhe to aolve the matter. I wouldn't gd back to the Olympics to rel the way tile present l)'ltem 11. I can't wheel and deal with thele guys," Hennatad aald. Hermsjad clearly takta hiJ work Hrloutly when he puts on the striped ahlrt and whistle. ~·110 to bed early, donl 10 wt carouo- fn1. I think aboul how to handle differenl lituotlonl and rovlew thlnp," he nya. "I don't think a &UY'• mind can be abarp If he•1 tlffll or hu a hangover. I know !bat my res!J111.1Uon wont tum the world around but I couldn~ Uvo witll tile altuaUoo here. "And I leaJ better lor having rea!gn- ed.'' Water polo ofl1c:lallna at the O\ymp!ca has long been -a cause for CQJ1Cern among coaches. Art Lambert (U.S. head coach in '68) was approached for a bribe by ah offk!ial--&t those 1968 Games. U.S. coaches before this Olympics said the U.S. had a chance for a medal he.re - depending upon the officials. Certain refs have international reputa- tions as being pro Italian. pro Russian. pro Hungarian or whatever. West Germany had three ties in medal play, each as the resuh or crucial. con- troversial calls by officials late in the game. Lambert says West Germany is r.l best eighth or ninth in abi!Hy compared with the other polo teams here. Yel those ties enabled the Germans to place fourth. American Polo adminisLr:ator Bob Helmick acknowledges many inequities with the system of officiating in· ternalional tournaments and the Olym.. pies. And he says steps are being taken to correct these inadquacies. However. he feels it will take a su bstantial amount of time and work to rinse the politics out or water polo refereeing. Lightweight Title Retained ' By Villaflor HONOLULU (AP) -F!!ipino knockout artist Ben Villaflor decked his rµponent cnly once, but the 13th round knockdown came just in time for hlm to ulvage • draw in hi s 15-roWld world junior lightweight title fight with Victor Ecbegaray of Argentina. Villanor, who retained his cham- pionship, 10~1 his moment um In t~ fourth round and survived a brutal onslaught from the challenger before flnd.ing the knockdown combination Tues- day night. A low blow in the flftb round cost VUlaOor two points -enough ~o have given him a majority decision., With the two points deducted from the chfmplOtl '• total, Judie Wal~ Cho scored It 69-f6 tor Vil!afior, Releree 'filbert Minn llad It 16- 6' for Ecbegaray, and Judge Loui. Jlaca llCONd ti '7-67 • Ecbegal'OY, unmarked rn tbe 15 braw~ Ing rounds, went to the ClllVU twice ill the 13tll round -but oply the -.! fall was ruled a knockdowh. Tbe No. I-ranked contender from San Juan, Argentina, •PP<Artd oo the ~rg• of dethroning Villal!or ID tile fourtll 1'1Wld, when a aeries of ... rinc lefts and riglits left the If.year-old dlamploo .- big asalnsl the ropu. • \ • • ·--·--.·-• • • . )I DAJlY PIUIT Downin g · I The ,if~ Palmer Method Faces . Cincy LOS ANGELES (AP) -Don Sutt.on roUed up JO Jtrtkeou11. whipped tbe Cincinnati RedJll, M , Tuesday night for his 15th wln and then wa11 asked U ht yet compares himself at all With Sandy Koutax. The Loi Angeles Dodgen right.hander laughtd and said, "Whtn 1 1lgn a lB-year coD- tract for a mllllon doll•rt with NBC, then I'll compare myself with Sandy Koufax." The Dodger• ace hurled ~ Angeles to Its sixth win In Dodger• Slate AU G•mn CM Kr:I l"'°I s..,t. ' OOOMft ¥• ClllC:l,......11 1 JS p m. S..t. 7 ~ "' All•"'' 1 SI p."1. a.pt, I Oodtffl VJ At11111,1 J:SI p.rn, sevtn Jtarta:, matching bis season high In strikeouts for the third time. •te had a 111· hitter until weakening 11ightly in the ninth when Cincinnati 'acored three runs. · But the Dodgers had already put the game away, acoring ;:three times In the third. three more In the 1lxth and then 1d· ded home runs by Prank Robinaon, hlt 16lh, and Bill Grabarkewltz, hia second In as many nlght1, in the seventh and eighth innings. The Oodger1 wlll attempt to -win the four-game seriu tonight when Al Downing. 8-8, opposes the Reds' Wayne Simpson, 7-5, in Cincinnati'• final Lot Angeles appearance • ..of the season. :· Los Angelu battered out 14 :~Ill off three Cincinnati pitch- ers. Wes P 1 r t e·r • 1 two-run 1ingle In the third 1tarted It. Robinson and Grabarkewltz added the homers off of rookie Dave Tomttn, making his first major I e •I u e appearance. starter Ross Grimsley absorb- ed the IOH. For GrabarkeWlt.z, the lut two nights have been a complete turnabout of a long season spent primarily on the bench. Injuries and strikeouts were the-thinti• ihat kept him there. Ironically, it was an Injury to Lee Lacy -the man who replaced hlm In tbe lineup In June -that enabled Grabarkewltz to get back In the llarllni unlt. "It's no fun 1ltting on the bench," said Grablrkewltz, who hit 17 home runs two years ago bot .none last year oiler he wu ag•ln riddled wtlh lnjurlu. ~1lt'1 a lot more fun cettlng hltt." CUKINNATI .. I ' ' • • ' ,. ' ' • ' • • TEST YOUR GOU'ING JUDGDl£NT ~:,~~=-.'11;'.'l~f.\~~~-·'~ ~~i~ :-. ·· ... ~ _., ~·"'.'<.\.'~·-~~)~~~~ ~~ ~U1 ' '\' I .~~:.1~, ·k~.,1\.._"''.\'1''~i\~'.~''"'•{, ~ .. ~~"'$_,,1...,~!i.\;-; ll"r.l''\11 '11 r r"t~., ....... ''·'' ... " ~ ~ .... :~~ .... ·'1~:.ilf·\~~'~\.,'\-"i1t'~. '.·l~\:-t~!:.\~\:"!'.~;$.~. ~~} .. ~~~·~ Look at the ilh1stration and assume that you are the man playina the und 1hot. Do you try for a super shot that will lea ve you one putt-C-ven though 1his might mcao you'll fajJ to g.:t the ball onto the arccn if you come up shon? Or do you merely play tc finish past the hole, aoceplina the probability of two putts but virtually climina1ing the risk of fin· ishing back in the sand? First, you must ask the question, ·"What docs my opponent Uc?" And then, "What do I Jie1" Generally speaking, I'd say thal you should risk going for the pin i( your opponent has taken the same number, or fewer . lthots than you have. In either case, you'll need 10 act down 1n one putt to have much chance for a halve on the hole. Ir you've taken fewer strokes than yOur opponent, I •ugaest you aive yourself some m'arJin for error on the shot. Don't risk givina away a hole that you arc vir;tually certain or tl least tie in1. ir not winnina. w.ti ..,,,,,.-•.. - "Hin ING THE IRONS"-otlers aolld 1rlp1 atanc:• 1nd twinapolnt· •rs lo boost Iron pl1y and tow•r coif Kortsl St nd 20c i nd 1 1t1mp1d, return 1nv1lop1 to Arnold P1lm1r, c;o lhta p1p1r. Bruins May Throw Against Nebraska LOS ANGELES -The wishbooe offewe ls reputed to · be built for running the foot· ball but UCLA coach Pepper Rodgers may try to crack Nebraska's rugged defense through the air. 11We work equally hard on pa11ing as well es running," Rodgers said Tuesday. The Bruins open the season at home against the top-ranked and defending national cham· pion Cornhuskers. "()Jr ___ g_l!me plan against Nebra_sUand Pitfiiburgli ahd Michigan end everyone is to throw the football if the op- portunity ls there," said Rodgers, who added that the wishbone helps the' passing game because it 11mekes 'em. think of the run." Rodgers , who installed the new offense after last year's 2·7·1 season, said he isn't wor· ried about the Bn.'lln varsity debut of quarterback Mark Harmon, a junior college transfer· and son of form er Michiga n All-American Tom ltannon. · The Huskies square off against ?aciflc Saturday in Seattle. Stanford STANFORD -·st. n l ord football cosch Jack Chris- tiansen said Tuesday he plans · to start senior Mike Boryla at quarterback In the opener here Sept. 16 a~ainst San Jose Slate but that the situation at that position remains "highly competitive." Both Boryla and Dave Ott· mar, a jUJ)lor transfer, perfonned excelleaUy J n Saturday's scrimmage, Chris- tiansen said, but Boryla got the nod because of his greater experlence. Defensive tack.Je Pierre Per- reault and linebacker Ftrrie Martin misted Tuesday's dOU· ble workout but should return In a day or two. Perreault has a bad case of poison oak and Martin a hamstring pull. Keith Rowen, junior of- fensive tackle who suffered. a bone chip in his thumb in Saturday's ac r im mag e, returned to drill Tuesday after being fitted with a cast. • _Huntington Hosts Surfi.i;ig_Cla.ssic By HOWARD L. HANDY Of .. ....,""' ... Yoan1 Olld old 11rltn ...., Wk aw1y, tbey Jwt bop riding the waves of the blue Pacllk:. Or 10 it would lff.rl1 by checklnJ the entry l11t of the 14th annual United Statte aurf. Ing claHlc to be 1taged thil weekend adjacent to the Hun- tington Buch pier w It h elinlloatlon heats Friday and Saturday aod t h e cha~ plonshlp finals on Sunday. The big names of the aurfin&. world Including m<H1t of la.st year's champk>ns, are again Nebraska Favored In Opener The collegiate r o o t b a 11 season begins this weekend with the majority of the Pacific-8 teams in action. On the _~est Coast. the top game will match Nebra!'lka, the nation's No. I team against host UCLA Saturday night at the Coliseum. The University of Southern California opens again.st rug- ged Arkansas in a Saturday night tilt at Little Rock while Pac..& powerhouse Washington hosts the University of Pacific. In other games Involving Pacific-8 teams, C81Hornia Is at Colorado, Oregon treks to Missouri and Washington State travels to Kansas State. All are Sati.:rday afternoon games. The collegiate season begins Friday night with San Diego State hosttng"Ort"gon State. Here i!i the weekend football schedule: · Ullod "" the cmipotilloo ... dudlni mon°1 UUt - Dlvlol Nuuihul•• al the boll city and au-ft.md irurter JUI 6echl of Caplltrono Bead>. N.wlhulw• Ulllflted fl~ time champion Corley CarJOl1 of Hunllniton Beocl> for the coveted men'• crowa a )'tat a10 and Carroll has bffn molt· ing planai to pin lhe crown back ever alnce. Botb ire enttred this wttktrld. Others In the men'1 dlvWon (11-241 where 95 conlelianll make this tbe. largest eQ!ry, Include the top stars from -theoatloa. Gary ~ ol Eoclnllal Onl+.cl lfCODd I year IP aad wot re111n1 11oot1 wltb Dalo -al Su Diep, ,,.,. Molda of Hmnau Beach aiol>& wUh enllW from the Euf Coul, Hlwlu, the Gulf Cout and Arlu>no. Four of the top Uve surltn In the mallen cllvillon (~) will return lncfuding Don Talul)l•ma ol Encinitas, Barry Anll of Son DleJO, Brad Elander of Son DieJIO and Don Merkel of Ventura. La Wlllla!TII ol Dana Point will defend hill ...ior dlvlsloo (lti ""' -) tille oplntt LeRoy Gunos& of ~ Beach •nd -lllq-wlth 17 other lll!lorl. In the -·· dlvl•lon (unllmlltd). larmu San Clemente lllO> School athlete Joyce Ho!lman I.ancor of Oel Mar will defend her title 111inlt Linda Bennilh of NorthrldJe, Debbie Melville of Son DieJO, Becky BCDJOn of Honolulu and Karen Skinner of Los Anaelet in a field of 29. A total of 54 entries will compete in the junior division Laguna Back Sidelined; QBs Play Prominent Role By ROGER CARLSON ls 10mellmes troubled with 0 Loge'1 another one of our (14-1') Wbort limy Amoo YU tba winner • ,.... ... but hat outgmrn lh1I dl-tWan. G117 Wursltr al Founllln Valley will try to nput u boy1 cllvillon (13 •nd Wider) champion with Dan Krlmbow of Hawthorne, JCen Morrow of Honolulu and 1 field of ~ to compete against. A new event hu been added to the program this year. It la the kneeboard divlslon with 10 entrants from as far away u llawali ready to set records for future competitors. Seniors Net Title To Riggs °' '" ~"' •Jlft Sttff knee ailments. Should he need ttal hustlers 1t1d he's ex· A m1jor Riback le In the of· help •••ns •·· A tc ad I a t I , PIULADELPHIA -Bobby fin nAJ 1r.a.11 rtme y intelligent, ' s a y s g with the •lated operation transftt Mark (Wubbs) Amd.!I Aklna. Riggs of Newport Beach on Dave Marriner'• hand, but ready. The latter ls a Three top offensive tackle · defeated defending champion despite the bad news coach d e f e n 1 i v e tackle wbo candidates are Brad Renning Torsten JohaMson of Sweden. Hil Aldns of Laguna Beach measuree 6-3, %t5 poundl. (S.9, 185 sr.), Chris Ullom (6-4, •7 7 • 7 5 t th Phil d I hi High la 11111 opUmlstic about M ~ • ~. -a e a e P a arco Mendoza appear• to 190 sr.) and Pete Daglio (6-l, c · k 1 b M his team's chances for a win· have nailed down 8 atartlng 190 ) r1c et Cu onday to annex nlng campal1n ln varsity foot-position at oUenalve guard. &• and Ullom are the United States Senlor Grus ball. Mendoza, a .S-7, 200-pound relurnlng lettermen w hi 1 e Court championship for the "A wlnnlng teason isn't senior, hu good~ for his Dagllo ta in his first year of second time. unrealistic at all,"' says Akins, alze. He missed the entlre football. "but we're banking 8 .,...at eeaoon In 1971 -~th a •-ad 1 ... _ Riggs wW return to h1s I)•~ ,.1 u~ ... Contact drills continue daily h deal on the ability of our jury. at Laguna Beach with the ome at Park Newport thlA'" quarterbacks to jell to give us The other guard poet is prob-Artists' s c r i mm a g e at week to prepare for the 8 sound passing game." ably going to be manned by Carlsbad Sept. 16 scheduled Pacific Southwe11t S e n l o r s ~~: :Oytobe~ :e: Jeff Loge (S-11, 165 sr.). for 11 a.m. tournament at the Newport because of 1 minor growth in Beach Tennis Club beginning hi.s hand and if that's the case 0 Monday· Akins .·ngures to move Pete ilers' Offens1·ve um·t In the Pacific Southwest Cotta (r. • 1ui · I · event he will be competing in m .ru, ""Jr. into Mar· the 4>and~ver bracket and is riner's running back slot. Lagulla is shifting to a two-L k s • E • seeded fourth In the pre. man running back tandem ac s 1ze xper1ence tourney draw. split hehind the quarterJ,ack ' . . _ At 53 years of age, Riggs this time. It's the first time in -captured his second .national Akins' 12-ye~r tenure at By DENNIS CAMPBELL quarterback With veteran Bill grass court championship. Laguna that the Artists will be 01 ._ Dllt1 '11'1 11•" Harbin, junior Ed Eldridge from Johansson, 52, who won going without three runrting Roy Brummett Ls in a bind. and s op ho m o r e Greg the past two years. Riggs was backs in the backfield. To start with. the Hunt· Nitzkowski. also the wiMer in 1969. "We think we'll be a lot bet-ington Beach High School Nitzkowski, a 5-11, 165-./ ter off this way, it'll give us coach has no experience and pounder, is the son of U.S. Jim Smolenski was the win· more depth at running back," no size on his offensive foot-Olympic water polo coach ning pitcher and drove in a says Akins. ball team. Monte Nitzkowski and may be pair of runs in a four-run out-' The other running position To complicate things, star the best prospect of. the three. burst in the fifth inning to lead ltgures to be Jeff Wimhip (S-tackle Paul Finley fofSHke "l' 1 d h . the All-stars to a 7-4 victory m g a e's out with us." over Anaheim-Fullerton Sun-- 10, 155 sr.). "He hits hard for Californ ia's sunshine for the says Brummett. "He's an ltis size and started for us last snow field! of Alaska. tst d. .. day in the P.1etropo11 ta n ou an mg athlete. baseball league'• a n nu a I year in our first two games And finally, u if fate wer~ 11 ... .,. ..... u h • I k. before he was out for the glvtng another UtUe twist to ~!!i....-uu.1.e _says es 00 ing skirmish al Anaheim Stadium. balance of the season with a the knife, Brummett's J>est re-for receivers, and has four to For his efforts, Smolenski b k . .. 1n· k choose from : Bob Duffy, a was named the game's most ro en wrist, says Akins. ma mg tac le, Roger Waite, 1•" d · · G G That quarterback post that is ill and will be out for an ...,..poun Juntor; uy erber, valuable player. HIS single in t35; sophomore Neil Ferrian the fifth drove Jeff Ticthurst al.appeara to Mid '.the key to undetermined period time. (150) and junior Charlie White and Rich Fielder home with a guna'a success is up for "We hope," Brummett says. (160) •-•• · pair of runs. graim Ll'Ctween two non-varsity "to make up for our lack of lettennen. size and _experience with ''None of them aie ex"· Award wlilners named at· Jack Millerd, a 1-2., l75-en thus I 8 1 m and ag-cepllonally fast," Brummett the game included Dave pound senior iJ considered the il'essiveness. says of his receivers, who KIW1greseter, Anaheim Fu!· best passer J1 camp, but "We have to completely average about 40 pounds lerton pitcher, as the Akins' son, Kelly, la a better rebuild our offensive line from lighter than last year's group. league's MVP for the reg- runner. tight end to tackle and all of '"They're fairly quick, but t1lar season; Doug Pryor of Akins Is a six-foot, 165-pound our receivers are gone. We've they're not going to outrun the Marines copped the anyone." junior. Both qbs are without got some big holes to fill ." soortsman a ward; ·Rich varsity experience. On the pasitlve aide of the With the loss of both Finley Fielder of Ward 's Pirates won Other offensive threats in-ledger, Brummett has two and Waite, The Oilers are the defensive award. • • • • • • , • ' • ' ' ' • • ' • • • • • ' ' , ' ' • • • • ' • ' • • • • • • • ' "I think when he walka on the field you'll recognize: him as a good quarterback. I lhlnk we'll have a good. solid pass- ing game lf Mark end Rob Scribner throw as well as they have in practice." vsc , LOS ANGELES -USC coach John McKay moves tow1rd the Trojans' opener agatnat Arkansas Saturday with a hopeful eye on senior cornerback Charles Hinton. Halos Face Royals; Swim1ner in Limbo elude Bill McManus (&-0, 165 backs in Kyle Van Amerafort dangerously thin up front. John Palmer of Ward's had sr.) and Jhn Sims (5--7, 145 jr.) and Paul Fislmess be calls Tackle "'Ellsworth Eske y the highest batting average at flanker while Cottam is "probably u good as any in (200), Light end Bucky Bond for a regular, 460; Mike Dodd busy filling in for Marriner, a the Sunset League." (180), tackle Chuck Cady of the Senik. RusUers won the: fonner Heritage High transfer Both are small -about 165 (175), sophomore guard most inspirational award; who was held out of varsity pounds -but both are fast Richard Ayers (200), guard whUe pitching awards went to aciion in 1971. and Brummett is particularly David Mc Beth ( t BO) , Smolenski (La Fond a), At llght end Is Randy Hen· high on Fiskness. "He should sophomore guard Pa u 1 Kluogreseter and Geoff Irwin niger (5--11, 165 sr.) and Giff be 1 fine back. He's got pretty Dassman (180) and centers of Orange. -' ' DOOll•S .. ' • "' Cl11dnn11l -· • ' • • • • ' • ' ~ I I ' I , I • ' • • ' ' , ' ' , • ' , .. 000 OD! 003 -~ OOJ OOJ lb -' , • ' , ' ' I • • ' I! -"· 11.0blnlOll. D,. -Clf'l(lnn1tl 1. L09 -Cine.I-II t, LCM Allffl•• '· 11 -11-. W. 01vt1, Gtrvty, Ht11~. JI -Moft, H" -"Olt Ul, F. It~ hwOl'I ( .. ), GrtHrktwl!I !lJ. $ - 11,itton Z. Sfl -R111 .. 11. W .. -Siii'"••~· ... -YttO-•-T- 2.:ll A -If.ISi. ' Olympic Results lfandfHlll Ci«.llOll0'11klol 15, 1....o.n II Basketb•H ~~111:::1:..:'L "t~'ff1:J.rft Socttr st::J. ~~~' Hinton "has done a fine job for us over the fall practice. He never played defense before, but should be all rlght. He has speed and willingness to tackle," McKay says . .From East Orange, N.J., Hinton played tailback for the Trojans last year a ft er trans!ering from Ari ion a Western Junior College. Star defenseman for the Trojans. McKay said, i s returning junior s 1 f e t y Artimus Parker. Wahington SEATTLE The quarterback remains a ques- tion mark as the University of Washington Huskies prepare for their 1972 football debut against the University of Pacific. Senior slinger Sonny !\ix· killer nursed an Injured ankle Tuesday, while his teammates romped t h r o u g b light v.·orkouts, mi»tly fiell:Jng their muscles for fan!! who turned uut for l>onors Day. "We can't say for rure ri11ht now how much Sonny wlll ploy. or if lie will play at an." coach Jim Owelll said. Sixkiller sprained his ankle in practice last week and turn- ed ovrr flrst·string signal call· ing duties to Greg f>llin1. LEASE DIRECT PONTIACS ~r ()V •OUR ~ .'\CTORY t.O THORIZ£0 DE AL E ~ A S~ FOR f PE U f)OJIAN DAVE ROSS PONTIAC '• '•·' ,,,~'l••L . I .,,.> -·.;i ~01 / ' KANSAS CITY -Rudy May, 7-10, takes the mound to- day as the California Angels· face the Royals here. Kansas City enters the two- game series after Tuesday's victory over Texas, 7-2. The Angels were idle. In his last two Btands, May pitrj\ed a three-hit shutout against the Orklles and Bickford Captures Keg Crown Sacramento's Don Bickford captured the two.day Westun Slates Championship bowling tournament last weekend In Costa Mesa. Bickford l'(llled a 2,"4 pin total for a 2l6 average In beating George Shore of Pico Rlver1' (2,479,2{)6) and Tom Wright of San Francisco (2.421,202). To u rnament competition look place at three bowling lanes: Alhambra Bowl In Sacramento, L&L . Ca 1t1 e Ln.nes In San FrancllCO and Costa Mesa's Kona Lanu. . Bickford hod an e • r I y margin 1fter the tournament opened at the Alhambra ,Bowl, but Wright roUed a m fllllrth game to win the opening round, IOO to 880 for Blctlord and 79li for Shore. Shore moved b~ck Into con- tenllon wtth a 185 strlH •l Castle Lane!, outs corl n I Bickford'• 842 •nd Wright's 80%. The final aeries was bowled at Kona Lanes, w h e r e Bickford rollld an 872 Serles, Sho•e 71IO ind Wrlghl 724 on his 20th birthday. It "" Blcklord'1 tec:Ond title. I . ..i,. defeated Detroit on a four-hit· Tabor (6-2, 185 e:r.). The latter ft.lr . speed, and all of our Wally Nicholson (180)) andll;,==='========:: also has a good shot at backl are fairly quick." Mike Biss, a !80-~und junior, STARS ter. But his overali. record starting in the . defensive Backing up those two will will make up the line corps. 0 against the Royals !lands at a secondary. be juniors Scott Mallory, a The Olien are currently in the ::iid'• m::!ati. :'~~ dismal G-4. Akins h11 ·Cbrtl Dierckl 1 I 0-pounder, and Mike two-a-day practice sessions gers. Hts column la one of The game wilt be broadcast penciled in for center. Diercks McAdams, 175. Preparlng for a Sept. 16 scrim· the DAILY PD..OT'S ereat over KMPC (?lO) beg1nnlng at __ ls_a_H-'.., _1so.c..:.po_und..c..:lc...unto_r_w..c.bo'--_.:Tbe=..:O:.:l:.:le::rs:....:are:.:...w::.:•l:.l .:s::et:....:•l:_ma::=g~e:..;:w:.:it::.h_:F_:oo:th111:::::· ::.· -,--~fiiea;ituii;•;i";i·ii;;;iiiiiiiiii;;iiiiiiiii;~ 5,30. Mike Jackson, a southpaw called up frc.m Omaha last month, will take the mound for Kansas City. The Angels hold a 7-3 seaJOn record over the Royals. After Thurlday's Kansas City match, the Californians move to Chicago for a ~ game series starting Friday. ,,, MUNICH -Swimmer Rieb DeMont is undergoing a medi- cal investigation before Olym· pie oUiclals decide U the Call· fom la teenager can retain his gold medal, The Associated Press learned today. Demont was ejected from the lineup for the 1,500-meter freestyle Monday night after his doping t.!!t was positl;e from the ntaht he won the 400 fre<otyle . Baseball Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit Bolton New York Ba!Umore Clenland Miiwaukee OakJand Chicago 1 Minnesota KlftW City CalUorall Texaa E111 Division W L Pct. GB 70 60 .'311 - 66 59 .535 \I 71) 11 .534 \\ 19 11 .6111 I eo 19 .485 Ill 52 78 .400 II West Division 78 611 .581 -73 58 .666 3 e4 611 .604 11 12 li5 .488 13 eo 19 .4'5 11 60 80 .385 2t\I NATIONAL LEAGUE E11t Division W L Pct. Plltsbur1h 82 48 .641 Chicago 71 60 .542 N11w York 66 St .520 St. Loal1 61 87 .485 Montreal 59 19 .481 PhU.delphla 41 83 .362 West Division Cincinnati 81 49 Rouston 73 58 Lo1 Anctles 71 69 Atlanta 81 72 San Francisco 67 74 San Diego 48 81 T11111f•Y'• "'"'"-Atl1nl• !, Hovllon I ClllUto 3, N.W Vlll"k 0 SI. LOUii f, Monlr••I J L" """'" t, Clnelnn1t1 • .823 .SS7 .548 .459 .435 .372 S•n f"••nc111CO '• S.n 0'-0 J. lt 1nntnt1 Onfv .. INI Kl'lldutfd. GB - 121\ 151\ 20 23 36 - 8\1 10 2111 2411 32\1 The 15-y•ar-old California !cl>oolboy said drugs detected through hi• urine lpeclmen. were taken for asthma. HlJ motbtr said O.Mont bad been taking the eame rnedlcotlon since he wu •small chlkl. 1. ·----------~---------------' The decillon on whether• . DeMont would be 1bl1 to k .. p hi• ~old medal .wu l•ft tn the bond.I of Iba medical com- tnlttee of the !ntemotlonal Olympic CommlttM. DeMont b11 b et n un- dergoing leat.o wblch will prob- oblt decide the f•te of his modal, a aource told the AP. If the committee tatH book the gold, It would eo to 400 fretStYle runlle!'VP B r ad ~r of Allllralia. ' DEAN LEWIS 1966 HARBOR ILVD:, COSTA MESA 646-9303 Service •n4 ,,,.,, for ,\II lmport..i ca,. Modern Body Shop for All c.,,._ ·- <>ran.co Cl>onty'a .Lare-t and Molt Modern Toyota and Volvo Dealer OYIUILU DILIVl-T .,ICIALlm • • l 1 ' DEAN LEWIS BRAND NEW Just Arrived from Toyota 1 MX \ MODELS ' Come Ill & T tit Drive Today A110 Avail. For O.llvory LANDCRUISERS MARK II WAGONS CELICAS VOLVO "Dean Lewis" We lease more Volvos in Orange Counfy than any othtr dHlmlV- EXAMl'Lll SA VlNGS~ .. 18890 MO . . 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P'nl!k -· of Laguna Beech la the men's club cbam- ploo It Santa Ani Country Club Iller defeating Dan CUi- ien of Santa Ana one up for the ttUe over the weekend. Hltdlson Is the 49th club cbam,pion and had to make a remarkable comeback to an. au tbe crown. Aft~ nine boles of play on the final round, be was five down to CUilen but managed to pull it out on the final hole. Greg Wilson, a graduate of Servile Higb School, defeated Tommy Rosenast for the junior champioriship. ~ilying rounds for the men's club high.low tourna- ment get under way next week with the women's team event ln the' near future. ShoreeHff• Jaclc Webb fittd a 78 to lead first Tound action. in the Shoredif!s Goll Course men's club championships last week· end by .two strokes. Larry Burke wltll an 80 was In second place wltll Leroy Watll. Charles~ W 1111 ams finished witll 81 to hold fourth place all alone. -High winds hampered first round action on Saturday with the second of four rounds scheduled this Saturday. Pro Dave Dixon fired a 6.1 this week to tie the course Russell Talks Los Angeles Dodgers shor~top Bill Rus.sell; former" Americ_an tiagu; ~mPiie _Ed Runge and a represen\ative from the Atlanta Braves will make ~p Thursday's sports NINTH RACll -350 y1rdl. 3 yHr THlltD aACll -350 yal'Cb. 2 year orc:11-c111rn1n;. Pw• $2COD. luncheon program in the llld•. Allowa!IA. l'urM snoo. Nobla ,.._, 1u-·m1 • 20 3 111 ~20 Anah ' Stadl I b Ml11>: s1ca.1 1•·-··1 ., -'·" '·" .....,. ... -• • "" eun um cc u • ........ -Count Of HOllCll" (Adllr) J.'40 J.Ml PH-Chic l'ttGe CW1110f11 i..o 3.oo Kkapu 1te1111 csrnJthl 4.00 Luncheons are open to the OH-Ambtr Due IKnleMI :uo uo TllT'4 -11.n. bl" 13 I te · Tl!T'4 -11.JI. AlllO r1n -OOnsrnNr, Ullras'f'llllrn, pu IC at per p 8 ' 11\- Ji.lto , ... -Go lklM. wtlfn Ywtlot S-1 COmmend, o.111 S.rldt. S•h.lrd9Y eluding tax and tip The Yurticit, Trlpllc1te CQ9Y, SU II d I Y ' Hll'O. Vldtl'lltnll.RT. CCllltllt Grad. ' R<>v••fY, Miu ~1omoon. FINI 1111. :SC••klled _ 1,, Tooter, Rallreaci Stadium Club cocktail lounge Scr1lcl'lld -Ji.l1!Ndltle, Ml<l111tht llum, Ct11tr11 Perle. E~ptellllO To Fly. Opens at ,11 a.m. and lunch UI record but "YI his mark will not counl becaule Of one hole currently plo)'ina short due to npalrs. ult WU fun, t.houcb," the likeoble profesalonal aald after his seven-undtl'-par round. At the present time the course ii playing to a 70 in· stead of the UIUal 71 . · During h I s out.landing round, Dixon hu nine birdies and a pair of bogeys. .tflssloJ1 Viejo Thomas L Childs, 62, of Santa Ana scored a hole-in-one on the 12th hole at Mission Viejo Country Club this week. Childs U9ed a four iron on tl1e ISO.yard Uth hole. . lr1'ine Coast The annual president's cup championship at Irvine Coast C-Ountcy C!ub began thi.a week and will conclude Oct. lS wltn · the final round. • lt is a match play event following an US-hole qualilying round wltll Ibo low S 2 qualifiers a•lninl a place in tbe ptelidtnt'• lllgbt. Finl n>und I01<11 In this ru,bl will move to the vk:e prtaldent'• Olgbl. Other entranll wlll be placed In tJ.player flllbts. Flrlt round actlcn must be completed by Sept 2!; aecond round by ~I. 30; third rouod by Oct. 7. P're!ident and vice- presklent round aemlfinah are set for Oct. 14 with au cham- pionship linala oo OcL 15. Rusti Byrne, a long·Ume assistant pro at Irvine Coa!l CC ia resigning, effective Mon- day. Rustl is resigning to enter private busineas as a manufacturer's representative for the Jerry Smith and Sons company. Dennis Kidwell or Anaheim has been hired to replace Byrne on pro Raiph Evans staff. illeso Verde Mesa Verde Country Club or Costa Mesa was the scene of a two-day Labor Day tourna- Deep Sea Fish Report MARINE . HOLDING TANKS Nd SYITIMS CHl us• axurut• lllAD THI HOLDING CC)M,ANY 11141111 ""'· ldL '*1fU ANTHON~ SCHOOLS I HJ.1101 conn uot M11"111r Ctnllr (Hfl M .... Cflllftmll "· (7141 t7t..JJIJ llOHTH 1tACE-=-i10 v1•d1. :t vter oldl &. Up. Pllrae Sts,000. Tiit Mar1lhon flllVllltlonetJ. ll'<:Jno fK11l11hl) 117 BMk'/'. P1t11w Melon. "'°""' Forevtf', IS luct• 4 -....... con .. t - oH-OfldhNttortK.1rM1. ~~'~~"'~°'~"~""~·~"~.~~·n~M~.:_~:_::~~serv~~ed~a~t~noo~~n:·~~~~~~~!ll!ll!ll!ll!ll!ll!ll!!!!!!!!~ lltlt L.tv R,,.r lllPharnJ 12~ "'GM rorever) 111 11 ChlrcM (Wiison) 116 r1uv flockfrl fltlthardl) 117 hamrocktt~Ad1lrl 122 s1v1ron1h'1 """rd fSrnllhl 117 Chlrrw1rl I ~Q) 122 Jt11rei. cw • .:1~ 11191"' n1 NINTH •AC•-=-a yards. 3 -Y•tr ~i1dt & uo1 Cl1lmh111. Purw t2'00. 11mrna-'" (t ~· ri•rontte i;'.~'fLTO::~, BI ~=-<1~"Mu110J11 s_.,,.11hJ 11~ CllUlll CJ1rjon rlllft!J 111 T111v Hoo {Ji.de •l 117 ~ .....,, lt'~k cw.·,.r;~• {ij liiddv"'WrM fTrMIW.) 1l7 SllNkv Tt1kV (Ward! 119 LOCAL EDITORIALS The DAILY PILOT Quite Often Fights City Hell R!dwin. FOU•TH •Ac• -,,. y1rd1.. s ,.. •• old9 • ...,,..c111rt11,.,r 11vne-.2a00,- 1.....,.e ITf'Hwrel •.oo· 4.0D 3.111 l..flrhU.1rtec1 (llcktl) 11.20 •.oo DOii Klar {Witt.on) •.Ill Tlm. -41.05. AllO '¥ -A~ Jud91, Tllo 0111~ cfy, Ru"911, None ,larlJlrlen, 0.11~ Qllnllon, knltcl'lld -Go A~ Ill O'lar, Trlll'l'I l1rrtc1, SMtcll• Nlfht. • •1"" RACll ::-;;, i1rat. I ygr olds • up. Cl1lm1111. Pura uooo. Thll Orlt'llMI Emlllra Chlptw, N 5 A. ~ocky IMCll Hawk IP9"1 . 1.40 5.» 3.20 Ught11lng lid (W1i-1 LOO 3.20 DtMrt s.ndslorm 19-nbl 3AO Time -llM. ' Alto r111 -1111'' •tcfU'ISt, Ootfllng G11t1, Ll1tll Okll 1 .. , RIYinond Bir loy, Oav.y ,,,,.., No t.er1lctws. SIJCTN RACI -150 Yll'dl. J YHr o1c11, Clalmlng, ,._ SUClll. FIMI Copy (Witt.on) 41.• 13.40 10.20 Ar91e (il:lctllrcb) 10.10 1.40 Dark N Cindy' IW1nl) 11 • .0 -Tim. -17.lt, AllO r11'1 -SI SI.ft Chic, B!I Cll'l- YOI\, Nit. Tr11n, W111t11n1rn, lie Jldd, (Ne• o9 Morpii, Sptel1! NotlCI. • Two· tone. lt'sasolld move. The new saddle type. cream and Brown: ' ~ .• *'. ~ • • ___ QJ~(!/i YY! •• 1m11 ~ 1052 lllYINI AVL ....... ""S:'i.~ 8 FISK "CUST~~~ 360. -~-.,, .. 12.86 13.16 14.95 15.95 --. IUEll Pllll ' BUEii Piii ltul M. •L lrw1l11 e Ulllt ...... al-IMO I ' I • • --flSK ' PREMIER 4 l'l1'RX;'faT1111COftD-Ul'l:!-"'O.D CE rTll WIDI: 11W.1n Tll:EAO COSTA· MESA • ~MatwlMI 2200 Ha .. llwd; 541-2082 -. • men! wltll JJlOC'e tl1an HO players parUctpatlng. Low net winner with a l:a8 ,.., Don Pender •1111 Tom Rico ......ad (ISi) and Eddie Ikenberry third (ltO). ln Lhe JO'tY gross com- peUtkllt, Bob Bnw came in with a 143 for first place followed by Clyde Sarver with 115 In ..ccoo. Monday and 'I'Uesday more than 100 proa are expected to parllCipale according to host pro Barry Sutherland. Tbe fourth annual Bob Crow galf tournament will be ex· panded to two golf courses and wUI have the Southern California Industrial a o I f Association as a sponsor this year. The event will be held Sept . 30 and Oct. 1 at the Brea Golf Course and at Pomona Na· tional Country Club. Staged by Crow's present and former students. the tournament is conduc ted e;ach year in honor of the popular instructor, cun·enlly a PCA pro at Big Tee Golf Center in Buena Park. GREATEST SALE EVERYTHING 25°/0°50~/o OFF! 3467' VIA LIDO NEWPORT BEACH 673-4510 The bluest Cbali"'lt to lhe t .. year~d CUmbetwo<lff Is expected to come lrom Frank Tilft of lnllewood. Time trials begin al '1 p.m. with the first race scheduled at 1:30. Abo on tl1e program will be an exhlbiti9n race featuring four women stock car drivers. ... _,,n ...~ BIG GAMI FISH ~J ~~REW OPiN!tund<>r lO om To)pM ... lt71 llOOlU FllSH WATIR & SAlTWATa SPINNING l:lELS i '.\ ·'~ 1 l&. IOCll coe ''"'"'"' n.-. 4ftc; s MOOI( IOCI( "7 ... 16' c_,_ 11 .. 11 ~ E•. Ualt 4 lo. c ,.. II IOlllG TO MUKO? FREE .... ,.. ... -.. JWIU,f 1'0 'J.utt Al .... Oii A MUKI l-..... ttW, ,-JCl 0111 llP llllf lUM 'JIU'•t IM EX PERT ROD and . REEL REPAIR SJOltl MOIMI It A.M. hi t t.M. -... 111rw kW. ,_..,1.Ul.'9St.M. Who Cares? No other ne\vspaper In the world cattS about your com- munity like your community daUy newspaper does. Jt's the DAU.Y Pn.oT. FISK SAFTl-0 ASSIC !Zlfil[jl POt.YBftl:COll°"9111GlASS Rr• ·r·1 WIDE711l!JUESTAEAO <tt 1 'l./Jr TREAD DEl"TH C79-1'17001 ...... . T..._ ........ f:".t• ' ~·-V"' --.... - WHITEWALL 23.ft . WESTMINSTER ~ • • 1$440'-lllhd. .... ....... Mer ..... J92.2pu · .- -.. I , H DAILY PILOT w-,, S.pltmillr •• 1972 · OLYMPIC FANFARE -The Pnlish flagship Dar Pomona led a parade of wind· / ·ammers on Kiel Bay along the Baltic seacoast Sunday during the Olympics ay dav. The proce,.ion coD!lsled of nearly 70 big sailing ships accompanied · by a fleet of e;maller sailing and motor vessels. Welcome Aboard ly ALMON LOCKABEY l What Is the 0 wrong way'' around Catalina Island? What ls the "backwards'' Catalina Island race? The answer to both questk>ns ls: Balboa Yacht Club's Catalina lo Starboard Race. Whatever the oUshore yachtsmen call It, it will take · place atarting Friday at 7 p.m. To our landlubber friends, fhat will be the reason for a whole fleet ol sailboats mill· ~g around oft the Newport entrance buoy jwt before dark. The race got Jtl name-from the fact that Jt ls the only one on the Southern CalifomiaA\rachtini Association ealendar in which the ~llors round the island from east ·end to west end-thus leaving on starboard hand. At leut , a dozen other Catalina race!! skirt the llland starling at . the west end. WHEN THE RACE gets tmder way Friday night It will be the fir1t Ume in many years that Jt hasn't been ·a windup feature of Newport Harbor Yacht Club's Ahtnan- too. It was dropped thlt1 year in favor of a new course. The race Ls tradlUonally alow. lt usually rtartJ in light 1tn: that get even lighter u the racing iacbts progress ~toward-Church Rock at the east end of the island. And .in the !ll\811 hours of the momlng the race isn't exactly a gear buster. The fleet not on1y battleJ light to non-e.xiltent airs but swell that more often than not it .. OD the no!e." But all these featul'el it why BYC claims that the race Is a challenge. Arjyone can saU from west end to east end with "chutM" up and the swell pushing them along. WHETHER THE RACE draws lt.s usual large turnout this year remains to be seen. Since It Is a alow race, and . rlo longer a part of the Ahmanson Selrts, many yacbt.smen .may elect to sU this one out. : But ilYC i-.mJn!!a thole who like the chalienge of Jlgbt- alr sailing 1hat there wlil be the u1ual number ol perpetual !J'Ophlee at staluo. These include the Break·A·Hart Per· .petual, Jamea Cagney Perpetual, Antigua Perpetual, SCan- dla Perpetual, Slarboard Perpetual end the Frsnl: C. Wood Memorial. Warning signal for the ocean racing {IOR) yachts will be at •:SO p.m. with the Class A yachb getting away aC 7 p.m. Other IOR classes will start at flve--minute inter- vaya and a PHRF class will start at 7:20. ' :2S·foot Centerboarder Yachtsmen Hold Rites For Israelis KIEL, West Germany (AP) -Olympic yachl!men held their own memorial service Wednesday for the 11 Jsr-aelis who were killed in Munich by Arab terrorists. The ceremony was attended by more than 3,000 yachtsmen, officials, Olympic workers and 1pectaton. British Pr t m e Minister F.dward H e a t h , himself a keen international yachllman, wu among them. Foghorns slpaled a mfn. ·ute'1 1llence at-Schllksee Ha_r.. bof, wh<re the Olympic yacht· inf eventl are being held. Boat C"lass Set in Dana By Squadron . The new Dana Point Divlsk>n of the Balboa Power Squadron will offer Its first- ever weekly boating course series lltartinl llept. 12 al the Dana Point Yacht Club. The f~e. 13-week course will Include q u a 111 le d in- struction on amall craft handl- ing, rules of the road, aids to navigation, use or the compass . and charts, safety practices and boat trailering. Tho>e attendlng the clBss need not, be boat owners, 1q11¢on spokeomen aald. The clwtJ will meet week- ly •t 7:30 p.m. -Tuesday ol each week. Registration can be taten care of at the · first dass night. Detailed Jn. formation is available by call- ing 49&-989.1. f ~ricson Has Trailer Boat · Ertc.o\ Yachts of Santa Ana stability of a llJ::ed keel sloop, Construction Is of hand lald- announced its invasion of yet ls trailerable. up fiber glass with the interior ttallerable sailboat market King designed the EriCIOn-25 of molded fiber glass trimmed with the p~uctlon of Its new to rate 18 feet under the with mahogany. It will sleep Bruce-King-dealgned Ericson-International Offshore Rule four adults with an opUonal 25. (IOR) Mark Ill. This makes it berth extension avaUable for "King desiped the 25-foot eligible to race in the Quarter one more. The head is enclos- teel centerboard~ for com-Ton regattas rapidly gaining ed and the cabin table foJds fortable family cruising as popularity among the racing and is secured agalnst a well as Quarter Ton racing," fraternity. bulkhead when not in use. said Del Walton president of For the racing skipper, a The galley b aft by the com- Ericson Yachts. retracUble rudder will be panlonway I 1 d de r. To "With the boat snugged available making it 1 good in starboard Is the sink with a down on a trailer the owner light air and to weather, 10-cutting board and fresh water can take It to sailing watera cording to King. The winch to pump. A plastic water tank ii anywhere in the United States, lower and raise the cen-underneath. The icebox Is Canada and ~1exlco '' Walton terboard· is mounted on the located aft of the sink and the added. cabin top just aft of the mast. stove it to pol't. 1be newest Ericson Is 25 This, according to King, Power Is by outboard motor. feet long and eight feet wide. makes the chore of operating Stowage for the outboard and Lead halla1t of 2,500 pounds I• the centerboard wtnch far Ila portable ga• tanl: i.. jn the in tbe two-foot deep keel, with eatler UWI when It ls located at.arboard ,cockpit locker'. an additional 140 pounds of in :ts usual place in the cabin. The Erlcson-25 wJJl be weight In the centerboard. Another feature ls 'that the displayed to the public for the With the board down the draft cen terboard trunk does not first time at the U.S. Sailboat is five feet. protrude into the center of the Show at Annapolis, Md. Oct. 5- It is reput~ to have the cabin. \ I. i Try Trevel Nut 1'ul thing to takJni I 1r111 11 .. ming •bout one in ~ travel columns ol the &tildry DAU. Y PILOT. ) ' • - Pattiso~ Nearing Yachting Medal BJ l!JUCll l!SDI ICIEL, We1t Gtnnaay (AP) -Britain's 114dney itUaoa WU auured Tllolday of win· nlllg the Olympic sold medal Flying Dutchman C I .1 I I yachting but the 11diedule for the seventh and final racts was thrown into doubt because of violent event,, IOO miles ID the oouth In Munich. The International Olympic Commfttee decided to suopend the games because of the •laying of members of the luaeli team by Arab guer- rillu. But organizers of the OJym. pie Yldlt Rac!1W UDloD, .op. pelled to 'the IOC to permit thr Ona! ,_ to-be-held-to- day. The llrth ract Rria Tues- d1y had brought •• WIO.l· peeted change in top posltlolll or three classea. Patti.son buUt up an W> beatable lead by winning his fourth or 11.i races Tuesday. He i.a uncontested by second- place Yves Pavot ol France and third-place Antonio Grego of Yugoslavia. The top men changed, however, in the star t>oats, 'l:empest and Finn dlngb71. lOSPEED RACING BICYCLE ™• ~ ....... Wl1'H SHIMANO W•• "'°"MM iw.i.. ....... GUI ,...., ..... Gll "" .-.is. .... MMll.W• ~· -·&Y~?r~ 59'5 ·- Dlvld Farbes ol Au11ta11a forpd to the top ol .... leltants lar the Stu -Utle by maklos flnt ~ 'l'Uesday while Polle Pettuaoo ol Swedm eame in lalt to l>eoome .tec:ond !n the llMd- inp ahead of We•t Germany's WUUe Kubweide. There alJo wu a change at the top of the Tempest. Valen- tin Mankin Of Russia WU aec> ~ behind SWJJriao winner Ura Kohler of Switzerland and overtook British sailor Alan Warren by the narrowest possible margin. Finn dlngbys bad to break oU their race prematurely beeauloolllld<wlrlll.With uu.pry, ........ FID1aDd and __,ha~ alrudy paued the llnilh line, there wu a complete change at the top. 11UCKLOAO OF11RE VAWES .:IUIUEW ••• ~. FIRST QUALITY CORNELL 4PLY NYLON CORD AIRCUPPER ir:-nW.. 25" 2.60 ••• . NEARL V 2 " WIDER TH.\~ , c_,NVtN'r()•u'll 11 lo'l ., 6" •n 7" .... 7" ... 36 MONTfl GUARANTEE* ************* ' .. • • Wtdot>dof, S.ottmlMr 6, 1912 '72 Cons~iner Tough Cust9mer IL • NIW TRUC~ POR ?> Is the Dodge Clll b Cab. Entry offers 34 cubic feet of ,., cure Inside spice either for 1torage or optional f o Id down seals. Club C.b Is avlilable; with two different wheel bHes and Cull ranae of •ix and eight cylin· der powerpl1nts. lnBfghGear Do~ge's 'Second Generation' Vans, Trucks. Showing Colors salea record bf!n~rlY '10 per-ard pickup, the new mode' CA RL CARSTENSEN 01 fflf Dall.-"'"' Jltff 111 JOllN M. 'll'ILLIAMS u,, ...... , ..... NEW YoRK -BusinulieS mocllfl'IDI Jlf"duclt to mee t the demands of tod1y's youth culture 1re dilc:overing that tradJliolll118n II <m Ille wa11<, u not Geld. It would 1ppe1r the concep< of majorll7 rule bas been 1hucked and a new, "I pbllolophy has taken over. lt Is l.Mtantly recogn izable in dreu modes. but that's not an. You see it In ·the type of homes being• built. the kind or 1utomobll" being made - even ~n to the now nol-so- typical wedding c e r e m o n y belna' performed. A. STlJDY ON the changing market trends by Cyrus J. Lawrence & sons regarding the "'New Consumer of lhe Seventies" -shows how,. and perhaps why, thls change has evolved. ·The--:-dat obvi(Ns element of ijle ~ 'la tb& change in d•moaropbic. caused b 1 "growing up• of tho ~ bab7 --Tbolr taal• are lo no WQ limiltr lO historical pattorna, tbe report .shows, and It pt an to 111 what manuftcturen of this era mull do lo satisfy ntW cullural demands. EuenU1Uy, products of to. day m\ISI be durable, they must have qua.lily and they must be s'rviceable. No longer Is the consumer rudy to accept &ooda of inferior quality that require repllC• ment within a few monlbs or years. At.SO. THE report uys, run c tlonallty, practicality, simplicity and informality-are prerequisites for produets er the 70s . The modern conNmer -a more sophisticated cu~lomer than his prede«ssors -is I e s s materialistic and no longer as Interested in p r e s t I g 1 pui-cbases. · Both ends <lf the lf!3 Doda:e truck line reveal marked changes for tlle new model year with the introduction of two li!uty model.! and a cent. · ' · CeatW'~I an ls.inch extension_ '11lodllda.cu"!l'UY out>ell· of lhe cab l'Umltti~, 34 ad·--~..-....,.-------------In& ad dom9'UC compact dltlooal cuble feet o secw't, . wagons,Jn ~ u;s .. 11 he aald. protected cargo space. heavy d model. "Our cyof continual prod- uct evaluation and innovation 11 responsible for-our rapldlY Improving picture." said George Butta. Dodge Truck Qn!ralions 1eneral mana1er. ''ln addltlo11t~have 1'\)0Ved AvaU1ble in two· model back into third lace in ules de 1 I g n,a t Ions. "itb two among; cur • peUtors, a wheelbase sizeJ ahd two ri'.::::rlave lg::: [~t~:~:.~. compact ~ar\S · nd wagons · Two opHonal jump suts, whlc'h we in ce-:! in 1970, which fold lnto depre.sa;ions io were the firat ot tnany rectnt lbe door paotl when not in '"'THROUGH THE !Jt7 2 iDnOvattoris in our truck or~ uae. 111 transpbrt two ad- modd y~f ... Dodge tnaik bu ferlni:s.* he'said. !'Since then, dlUon1! pasaengers. i been . ta~1Qf inC'rtastnaly we have tntroduc«l front sec--Grosa vehicle weilht <PVWl l!rftr1 ~ p1 · the market tlon modelw, exteBded bodies, rating• range from s;ooo lbl •. and1 ~itll~'" three models, and a new line~ ot pickup for light Ulle through 9,0:M)'lbl.:, we·, expect~ thlt posiUon lo truck.! and 111any technical ad-ideal for heavy s 1 id e ·cm bec9,tpe tven stronger in the vlncement.S such a's electronic campers. comm. ·Y•l!f·" lgnitloo." . Burt! pofnttd out that while Dodge is showmn I un1que FOR lt7J, A.commercial ap. this Go~~tlc truck lnduatry pickup truck · nt for pllcatlon or l>Qdgi:'s front sec. lni'-sed Its .,Joi by~ per-1971, i:allecf ellli; Uli , 'Cab: lion compaCt truck ha& been ~iftt'in tm, Dodge upped ltJ 'Pbysicall)' ~ll•< o • atand-., Introduced called the Kary · ~ , ' ' . Van . A 1large cargo box r ' . measuring l~!eet long by ·~ M • Off • . ·~ ; ~ reel wide by &-feet, 2-inches exico erin i! ew high Is mounted . directly . u , behind the cab. 'Ibe Interior IS readily adaptable to do-it- B • J t • younel! alterationa If desired. usiness ncen ives \ Top OVW rating for tbe · • · ~ Kary Van IS 8,200 Iba. Ad-• , . ' dltlonal aptional equipment in- Qrl1ti. k!Mct Mtalter I.WC• and to 1tµ-11ct l1eW; I ultry lo eludes electronic ignition a MEXICO CITY -A pro-underdevel~ 1 Is 111...1 300 cublc irich V.a, alltomitlc ~to decentralize induatry, largely on:-Hdud in-both transmission. air condiUonin~ alliii(l at reUeving the coo-taz:es and mterest nf.'8. and a Jong list of other items geatjon and. contamination of ~ businesses . t?1:'.t ~re offered 00 the ltandard com- Mnlco'• m a ; o r manufac· ~abliJbed or rem.a: ZOne pacl Tradesman van. turtna ceotera, is belng pua:htd 1 -cotp~ of M . City. Dodge will 10 after I. big-' i • u,, , ....... ,. by tllf national government oJ Gliiaal•Ja:a. and M~~rny ger share o1 the h.,vy duty Small 'G•ide' Prelident Luis Echeverria. and t.be1r 1~m~.ale ~virons truck Jriarket. to t973 with the , . . · ·. • . . UNDER A decf.ee signed in -will be 1Ml111ble ·tor any sprJng introduction or an 811• The ·ac~lerometer sCrutintzed by this Houey~eU Julr by the chief e1ecuUve, a~slst.aoce ~-the 1'w '1ro-ne" long conventional modtl . -employe1ls manufactured to torerances to one;t'enlhl fiscll ~U•es ire offered to gram . · } , A modern truck designed · the 'thickness of a human hair. It is one of the in- plaDll kil=•ted ~in 1 one s , I with the latest t~hnical in-strum~nts 'produced at Honeywell's Aerospace Divi- dul1T1ated for gt eater A1TRACTtVE 'BENEFITS formation, the CN and CNT liiOn in St Petersburg. Fla. that helps guid!;-the ecoitorrik' development .' The are 0 ff e re~ !0~!' e '!' 950 is capable or many dif· Navy's Posei'don mlsSiles. . FINANCE A maoufacturtr 'Wbo 1ensed this change and began on "$7 million and ail Idea,'' Is Frank M. RicclardJ. Ricciardi, who turn~ his investment intO ,. conglomerate k n o w n as Richton International Corp , hav ing annual a l!I I es ap- proaching f74 million last ~, lof4 UPI I Sood duJ o! bit OllnplllJ -bin& .. 00 ·--·-......... dlvlj!Ull ~.· lllcewdl; In nlettn<e to tho ooclal ind ••onomlc cbangu of the 60s and early 708, aays thty involved a poroons'• deJlre to be himffll, hot lo fit a mold. His products Richton 11 the parent of a J!Umber of c::on:ipanlts ln· eluding Aspen Skiwear. Don !Uncho, Int .. Oscar de 11 Ren- ta Intematlonal Inc. and Max· lmilUan Fur CO.. l nc. con· sequently reflect the "mJddle ground." FOR EXAMPLE. R:icciardl said, hi! ·'Hang Ten" line of sporlsw ear offers scores or styles and patterns as opposed to four 10 fi\'f! styled lines of. fered by companies in the ear· Jy and mid-60s. Richton's success since 1969 -salrs ha\'t soared $JO million since lt.s inception - Money's Wortli . lndlcm R1oc1orc11·1 ,,, '11 ot tho-------. And whol ol Ille Mure! Rtc- d1rdl Intimates Ibo tmd It .. only jull bqun. And. acco~ to t It• Lawrence report, demogrephics again wm play an Important role. "The m01t dramatic change In population 11e m1.1: will come in the U.24 year •18• group. II.! 411 percent 11ln In lhe 70s will ftr .surpass tblt of any other age bracket •• !1 the report said. THE FIRlll predicts !hit -y lll80. one-ball !he U.S. popula- non of voting age wW ~ under 40 and adds. 11lhe con- sumer af 1980 'lld\I be far more sophisticated. and ~minding lhan he is today. This 1'111 have a 1ubatantial effect On )'DUr economy in general ud on consumer purchases in particular." . You Think U.S. Living ' Costs Are High-Check ~ Finance Briefs By SYLVIA PORTER San Franc isco. Chicago. otht r 11 ~-t di I I U.S. cities. you •IUICI a nner or our et a fashionable T 0 k y 0 \\'hal tire some af the im· restaurant. your check will plicalions~ average 1113.40 -the most -Allhougl1 "' in the U.S. e1:pensi.ve dinner In the world. ha\'e in recent veii'rs been A comparable thr~urse cursed by an accflerated in- meal ·-\wo cocktails each, flallon and although our cost two bottles or 1ooc1 wine, cof-of living continues relentlessly fee, one liqueur each _ would upward to new hlglu month average 1147.st in Paris, a after month, our inflation i~ mere $112,50 Jn New York. still modesi against. that of mosf foreign CaUntries .. IF YOU PICK VP the check -\Vhat 's 1T1C1re, the U.S. 1t a business. lunch for two in cities selected for comparison l!I good but .t are among our most costly. It not luxurious casts a lol more to li\'e in New restaurant in York than in most -0lhcr Paris. your places. tab will av· erage 141.15 -the mo9t e x p e n.sive lunch in the wofld. A compar· ,011T able two-course me a I, des· · sert a n d coffee -one cocktail each, a bottle of good 1oc:al wine or equivalent. servict and tip!: -would come to ne.15 tn Tokyo, ~.35 ln London. only l20 In New York City. Ir you r.ent a three--room furnished apartment near the center of the city, your rent will averatfe a towering MQ.f.50 in Tokyo, $534 In, London. 1529 in Hong Kong. ln contrast. l:t:VE."l TH.t: devaluation of the dollar last December - which has boosted the cost or ivlng abroad for tboae paying in dollars hasn't significantly changed th e overall picture. ·-Now the pact of inflation Is again quicken ing abroad and the outlook is that costs will be surglng up in foreign Janda. at a faster pace than ln our country. ~ _, etwo Aid VANCOUVER -Ka I 1 er · Resources Ltd. said in it~ formal fint·half report that it ean receive no more financial aid from its parenl company. Kaiser Steel Corp. of Oakland. until debt guaranteed by Kaiser Steel baa been repaJd. The amount of Kal1~r Resource.a debt suaranteed ~Y Kaiser Steel w 1 1 1p- pro1irpately 197 million at June 3.1 · e Wage Claim• OAKLAND -Wage claims totaling nearly $1 mill.Ion hav~ been flied against bankrupt Universal Airlines or OakJ1nd, the st•\e Labor Cbmmlsaion11 office sald. · Deputy Labor Commissioner Paul Blythe aaid the claim" \vert flied in federal bankruptcy court here tin behal( o{ 391 former employea or the defunct firm. He aakt the claims now total *1,131 and "may 10 hlcher." e1te11 Meeu . LOS ANGELES -'l'1lt chairman o! Qccldtn~•l Petroleum. Corp. 11y1 prepar1tlom are under Wiii for a new round o( meetinla on • mlllU·mjlllo!Mlolill' traa. ai}'iomen\ between tho CO!"' pany ind Ille Soviet Unlon. . edid separates the nation Jnta or expanded indu~~zt"'' in ferent applicatiOJI!. including three . areas1 with government 7.one 2. which includ Tla· ConJtructlon operations, steel aqlat•nce varying from one to queaque and Zapop~in in haulers, mixera, dump truck.s a~r. Jalisco 1n'!~~e~-':.erm1 I -~ and tinkers. In .tdlUon .. the national ad-Tohic• ~ •••~ o e~u. ministration. ts backinl a pro-Cuernavaca and oliutepec in gram to start entirely new fn. Mo r. e I o s : » CUaullancingo. dustrlal ci~ _ removed Puebfa, and san Pedro Cholul1 from present centers of pro-ln Puebla: and Queretaro in duction -from the ground up. the st;Jte of the same name - ...., c he.} New York City at '395 per ..... omputer as r month will ... ~ "ch .. p." . . . AQCI a shopping basket that -This wHI widen the gap that already exist,;. And H we 1can manage to curb our in· nation ill the years ahead, our goods will be com e in· creasingly competitive In the world's markets and our coun- try will become .=i n in- creasingly aUractive place ta vl11\t and to live. Enough. The' comparl!Ons are far more fascinating lhan my words. Here's what you would pay for that dinner for four or business lunch tor two ln a aampllnC of great cities: "Wa made areat procress on this ap-eement with hig}rlevet SOvle't officials during our Auguat meetings." Or. Ar- mand Hammer said. · "We ire now hard at work proparlng for the ne:st phaM of mtetin&s which are set for S.pl. II Ind will be attended by a delegation of Occidental pe:raonnel and auoclatn anti m)'lelf," he added. Between 15 and 30 such in-cities that have a 1 r e t d y duatrial cities are either on achieved a fair degree of the drawing boards or ire now development. in ptocelll of. constMJCtion _ Major advantaites, however, amorui them c u 1 u t t t 1 a n are reserved for new in-Izcaul 25 mnu north of here; stallallons in Zeine 3, wbiqh is El framboyan near Veracruz: made up. of all the rut of cmiJio Puertq in the vicinity Me1ico. 'Ibey include r"9uc-- of ~ro; and •others ad· lions of 10 percent to 40 per* jacent· to auch major popula-·cent in income taxes, ac- tion centers as Guadalajara, celerated depft:iatiOn of ~~nt Monterr!:y, Durango, Puebla, and u\du1trial eqtiipment, ex .. • emptions of up to 100 pe~ and . CUqnavlaca. of import duties on mlC e cu.\1111'11.AN izcalll, which tool•, ttduced raw o( /lilt' meaJIS· '°thlf, jl yOJt bomt on loans fromjflflte ~ • amona the ~" .in <the ficlal banks, and elimlna Nahuatl tonp" and on wh;kh of capital-gain ta1es on in- the lid•,..Hlll••mmenl and dustrtal land sales. that ol the 1La1t ol Mexico will spend • 1~lltriate1y 13.~ Dl!T AILS OF !he program bill~' Is rljl~g oow from m being worked out jolntlJ fields ~ !hot .,rly lbil year by uperla of the oe<retlrlats were devoted enU..tx to com ol·ln<lullll): and commm:e mt1 THE ORIGINAL goal of 300 special RecrtatlOnal Vehicle Service Cent~s wtU be met by early 1973. In addition, there are currently five mobile emergency RV service vans oPeraUng In busy camping areas prov iding free uslsta~ to owners of any Upe of recreational vehicle. Realizing the great need for Improved RV service, Dodge has participated In over a dozen motor home rallie,,, caravans, and other major recreatiotu1l vehicle event.ol. To introduce the new'RV service organtzaUon to motor home owner11 Dodge oo-~aored a major rally WI ~stet end offered free aervic:e to aome 800 motor home pwner1. New ~afari • UnitDela)'M 1nd 1U1i!a. Within l~D, the Tr.a111ry. !he new metrppoll1 ii In ~tlol> to d~entrallzlng \ Lion Country talarl, Inc., to have 1pproilmat U lndiiruy tfle new progr1m 11 announc<d ll\al continuing and mJWoo lnhabltanta. ttllevlng deal~ lo provide arealer \ anticipated' ®Layo, In reionil!g this ca pl la I of both 'tt.cess bltaT··;;tq,\,yment and better will ma kt r It tmposslblt to populatl9.0 1nd ~n:siderable mt of 1'~ matt.rials. to in-\open Us proJ>Oted ,.,ew J~rtey lnduolrial 1cUvity. 1 • fr.a,&• ;~ e!DclellC)' wildllle prestl'V< and African The governinent's efforts to ,. ·~. OO~tion, to slr~~en theme-amus~m1nt park l n Induce exllUn1 tiidu1trles to ii'~ Jl!!lrktll, and \o rpl,. time !or !he lt73 oummer move Jiom conaated cltle• 1t1Jicl1roa .. livllig )n generll. oeason. • , ' ' , ' I \ I FROlll 11shiqn Island 'N ~port Be_ach \ ' Card System Cu.ts Red Tape COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - City Naliona11 Bank ·of Colutn· bwi has spent the last eight months try~ to flnd out lf people like ~ can be weaned away tromi:rrks and cash. CITY Nij'IONAL would gi.ve you a ~gnetiI£d credit card instead'. Art Kelly be young . City NaUooal officer who la run· .n.ing the ,Mz>enment . .says, .. Something 1'.s to be doQe to cut both tbe CO!lt of checking accounts to customers and to relieve the paperwork that is just about °"ffl band ." In the City National concept -machin.el \lfhlch 't_O!Jld substitute tor bank windows and tellen -would be IClt- lered around 10D1etblng JIU soft drink mochine<, perba)'s In parkinti lots or big "" dustrial plants or in st.ores. omo NA TJONAL Bank or Columbus ts· moVing ln the same direction. At the mdinent, City NI· tional II jryi · 1<> figure oot II !here'• profit Jn lhe scheme or the future to make it worthwhile now. Bank· Americard, one .of t,he largest of the credit card. firms, Is a partner with City Nationar in the experiment. ' TWo hundred 1J x i y, U.S. banks and flnancla;t in. 1tltutions in Japan, France, Sweden, Denmark, England, Canada, Puerto Rlco and Wmt Germany also want to know the answers. All have sent representatives to find out what City NaUonal has been doing. WHAT CITY National did 1asl October was to issue magnetized Bank-Americard cards, in affluent Upper Arl- lnl:ton, a Cohnnbu.I suburb of about 4P,OOO. The magnetic stripe on the back telt. a com.. puter who owns ill. The bank also 1igned up ·21 nmu and installed c a r d tennlnalJ al their c a s h re91'ter1. card t e r m I D a I 1 wentlally ore· push-button tele()bones hooked up to a cen- tnl computer. • co¥s $'18.35 in New York will aver1ge· $121.84 in Stockholm, llll.94 in Tokyo, 19S.t7 In Geneva. ANYONE WHO tries to pre-- tend that it i1 not expensive to live the luxurious life of fashionable restaurants and fully furnished apartments in ·the heart of Manhattan is a fool -and. 11 a llfek>ng ~esl dent of this town, J 'WOUid be the last to 10 pretend. But expensive as it 11 to live in Manhattan, our price• in many areu come out looking fine in comperleon to time In other major wcrld ctntera, ac- cording to a comJ)'1benslve study of living costs in 40 cities made by Bu slne11 lnternational, 1 reseMch and advisory org1nlz.aUon serving 140 multinational corporations ind several goverrvnents The 1tudy COBI! 11.8511 11nd was pu& together by Bl for the guldaoce of corponlions that muat tend eniploya to one or more of the 40 cities covered . WIULE THE figures do oot constitute a cost-of·livlna: in- dex, they do in a al1rtling nurriber or cues, dramatize how prices 11>roaid equal and 1urpass t~• Jn New York, IN LONDON, 1 dinner for •---------- four In a fashionable rt1taurant costs $66.75 and a business lunch for two. costt $25.35: in Amsterdam, an eAuivalent dinner wooJd cost l.70.iS ind lunch flt.OO; in Madrid, the dinner would cost "9.90 and !he lunch l!s.55: whlle in Rome the diMer would coal only flB.65 and tbe hmch !U.90. In Parit, the dinner !or four COila '147.35 and a buslnesa lanch for two $42.15; In Stockholm, the dinner would cost $78.45 and the lunch $22.00; whilt in VieMa tht ru,~~t} dinner would cost only $41.8' and the lunch 115.lO. Jn Tokyo, the dinner for four cost s $163.40_,nd a business lunch 1or two 12Lll: 1n Zunch . (Fly ni ·r legs) the dinner would CNt 178.M UU and lunch •tt.75': In N~w Yark. -the dinner would cost SI 1%.50 .. and the lunch $20.00 ; in San Alll Francisco, tM ct.inner would CAUFOllN•A coot 1m.oo and the lunch 1..., 0mp CouotJ $17.SO; ind In Chicago, the nnrYatlons (714) 540-4550 dinner would cost-$8Z.50 and1 ._ ________ __, the lunch 120.00. J • • .. ' • • 2% IWI. Y PILOT s OVER THE COUNTER NASO Llatl,,.. fH Tund1y, Soplombor 5, 1972 FINANCE Grow, Grow , . , ,ffaw does your gard,n 1row? You can get hints on -bow to make it grow even ,bolter by reading the Home and Garden Page every Saturdoy ln the DAILY P!U11'. tty deTomuo ••. Imported for UncolJl..Mercury. Italian eoachwork cnated by the brUIJa.nt Ghia StudlOI of 'l\lrln. Ford dntrned the 351 CID •V V4 enaloe. Four whffl In• depenent ausperWon and _mld"'.'hlp en&ine placement. J'lv• ......... box, fully.,..,......,... ••• •Pantera ... ltallu tor Panther . , . 0r..,.c •• t11•f..,,;Jy1/Fi•1Cm• ohnson&son -$t-- ~· • YOURS \ TODAY! Personaliled • Stylish • Efficient Order For Your111f or • FrilM· Mty be u1.d on envtlopts •• r•turn edcfr111 leb1l1. Also very h•ndy •• identiflcetlon leb1l1 for marking p1r1etn1I items 1uch •• D~oks, t1cords. thotos, etc. L1bil1 stick en 91111 ~nd rn1y • u11d for m1rkin9 home c1"n1d foed it1m1. All l1b1l1 •r• printed with lfy1i1h Vo9u1 fyp• on fln• quanty 'Whii .. . ,. 9umm• .. papef. .. MUTUAL FUNDS COMPLETE-NEW YORK STOCK UST 1 . • i • ~. ' f • ' ... " • . .... ..... • ,, I 1972 s • • I ' I I I --... .... ,., ........ a-a. ... I ll Finance Briefs e 200111 SRA~J REDLANDS Tbe Lockheed Propulsion Co . ..says _ it has quallried lt·s tooth tolld furl motor for delivery for !be Air Forre Shorl Range Attack ~fissile ~SR .... ~1 1. The SRA~l n'IOtor WB!I designed and developed by Loc:kheed, a spokesman said. It s solid propulsion system c:in be stopped and restarted in fli~ht. Boeing Co. is SRAM 's prime contractor. Lockheed i~ pm- ducing the r(l('kct mot(l r!I uoder subron lrarts totahnG n1ore than $93 mllhon S•ln Net IMI , Hit~ l ow CIOU ca.,, Phone 6424321 For WeekeQde1· Advertiaing I •• ' ' '. ,,. ~ '• 1 •' • ' . " ' ~. • l ' " ' .. . . • • I ' -' ' . '. a • -'• 1!·-'• ·, ·~ . . ~· .-"" '"-1. )•;-1 'l ~" ' 'IJ .. ·~ j -1, I ~ '• 11 • I" '• • . ~ '• II -'' 1. -'• n ,.,. .. 11 ·.-... 11;•,--1· I '* ~. 11 • \ 4 • -\ '·-' JO -l~ "' •• •·•+ .,. 11 , t I 1~ ··-'· ll'•-·' u .. ti . -' 16' • t lo , .. . ,, ... ' ~·, " . ' J ·-' I I I ~if DAILY I'll.OT w-...,, s..-" 1'1'12 TONIGHT'S TV IDGHLIGHTS CBS • 8:00 -"Mr. Justice Dou1111." Eric Sev· areld narrates thiJ person1J portrait or the lde11 and ldealo of one of Amerlca's longest·servtni Suprem e Court justices. NB.C 0 8:00 -"Adam·12." Frank Sinatra Jr. guests as a frustrated actor who abducts a steward· ess in an attempt to land a television role. Martin Milner, Kent McCord. ' AB C ID 8:00 -Summei:..Olympic Games. II the Olympics resume today, the schedule Includes track and field, buketball, boxing, volleyball and wrest· !Ins. KCET fl3 8:30 -"The Overtoat." A dramatiza· . lion of Nlcolal Gogal 's short 1lory about a poor Russian who achieves temporary 'happiness wlth a new overcoat and suffers deeply when he loses it. KHJ G 11 :00 -"Air Force." Joha Garfield and Arthur Kennedy head the cast of this 1943 military drama. TV DAILY LOG Wednesday Evening SE'1t.MIE" I l:JOQQllDNIC -~ --eew• "lh1tpri11t lot Murfll" (R) Columltt 1111 1 111wly ,ourtlll •111111· h'l1 pykll 4111 up It 111"11 of I '"II> ln1 llafy whln t0iplcion -llo111lcldl' p(llntl to I llldlllf 11d11l1Cl GI Mm lrtfflll Carol Cl'l111nlna. Glorp M1harll. S\'nl91 Myron, H111- dltm1n, Robert Y1111hn, 11td D1)ton Tn1mbt 111sdltdul1d1111111. 1• '111Ul'US fl I #J GIOllll& C.lcorT IUCTDKll 'TllllllW CllYUllOD' ·-..... ~4!1 INTMUTllU MCTROCOlOR '.\ l!'QI ! Plui-STEVE McQUEEN lri "ON ANY SUJIDA , .. ACAQEMY AWARD WINNER · Cinema 5 preoents the Garden ol 1111 FlnzH:ontlnl · Wtifllllll• Of,i,N~ll "SUCH IOOD flllMDS" fD (Ill FH .. ~ ''Th1 Ovtrca1r' _LR) (RLl:Pi111, 1962) ftlcol1i Goa:ol's touchln1 Jto1y about a poor 111d lonely m111 who achl1¥es ltmpor1ry . h1pplMU 'fl'tltrt hi buys I lllW OVlf· teat, only It sull1r detplJ wllln h1 1-----------l ;~.~l ...... , ...... .. ¥ ¥ .. ¥ ¥¥¥:Jil. Wednesday DXYTIME MOVIES t:llJ IJ (I) llllfkll Clrrttr (R) A mollt· 1(1 compfllnt that 1 doctor ht1 m~ ltsttd Mr d111rtrttr 1t1d1 to l'lb at· po&llFI II I con'Ylcttd Ill oft1ndtt. fl> Ut Y1,_ hn bctNar Gil LI ClallltYI ff hPI 1:30 8 T1•., rr.tflre SHw 111m-dl"'*'t••• a 1" 'l1flltll•• t:U g S. C-•11 F1...rtt1 10:<1 8 CJ) U1n1il: (R) N1n11lx EflShH his Fldn1 ur Into 1 brid: wall, suf· t1rin1 •rioVs 1M1d in]urlts lhtl !NII to viYW h1llucl11at1Dns. am "1cti1 a.111,, <R> "Thi un Laurel" A p1r11yt1d m111 (JICll Cu· 1ldy) 'fltla hi• lumtd 1:-i1 art or Jm. talion dKftn to ael rt\111111 Ill tht doctDJ (M1rtln 8rookJ) hi blll1Ytl II rtnWnllcalTy lnvol¥td wtth hfl wlrt (Martine Beswick); "ThtJ'r1 T11rln1 Dow• nm Riii(• Bl(' A IOMly wld· ower (Willl1m Wtl'ldom) 111111tts tilt lift with 111 old 11'11'11 thtl b lbottt to bt torn dcrwn. Di1111 l1ktr, Bart Convy ind Joli" R•ndolpfl 1u1ll. e•m 1:00 a ..... '" ,.,.... <•11> ·•1 - Jet\11 Hod~ Williart ltndil. ID-Tlil wn1 ••Mil.,,..,,,., '~!14 O'lrilfl. Mfll flH- l1nc.ol.~ •e . ...... : ol -=~011 •t t-1011 .... , ....... '""" "'" ... "GODFATNEI" Ill NllHnTATl1U BeKll Bl•d. , !:a ol Oe>c!en 0<o"9 Fre,.,ay ~34-1111 .... fMUll .,_, ... ief l• Al••YI WMtttl , ............ ,,. ... , .... •·tnl4 lt ~k" Ill ,1 .. ,,.. .... '" mr,ritf hft!W'n H Cll l l...,,, l H1•~• l!IJ•cl . 171-lt•t "'GOD F.t.tH;~(I) ""..,..., ........ .. MIDNlllT Cl:WIDY• {t'I I ,,,,..,,.,., .. .,.,_..It) l """'Oln ••·t ""'~'of O:ro:t wr-.1~n •• ~ .. l)O" l .n •a• o! tln•~• St. Ml-)JIJ Hotlttl f lllnf on wtifflll Jt1qi;el Wtlefl1Kt¥'" MtUrftlY "II.I-I City •-INr'' 1"01 Dlwll nKI l,.wn .,OR AffY SNIJ" l,tt \•t••n11 ''' ... 11 ..i ~~•(fl ti Olli, .. 1.1111 12.00 fl!tl CAl~OM I "TWO lAll a.lCITOP' !I) J "V•lllSlltNI PtllT'" IHI J "Cll•tO'S UNO" (f'I} flt 1.;.. 11 Mtt• kWlltl ......... 11.111-1.•""1Ulll au.,.., "Wt If t'lt .... , lrint"INI Pl~Mlll "PUT n M.ti•JAM"rPIJ ~•..-M.as...11- • r. ' • • T'ltefder Nettt New Season Opens This Weekend Tht /oUmoiflg colum., wrl1"'1 prior .. .,. .. ,....,,. ment tditor Tom l'itu.' ~ cation lialt ~ck, wai pub· li1htd prnnotu1eJ11 I a 1 i Th•r1dav. II Ir rcprinud today with the correct in- f crrmatlon. By TOM TITIJS OI ._ ~IW' ,..., lteft The curtain 1oes up on • new seuon or )ocal thtater thit weekend with o~ of Broadway'• moet noteworth:t musicals and one or tll more dm1ble comedies t 1 kt n c re1ldeoce in Lagun1 Beach and Huntington Btacll, ,.,.,..,. lively. Sharing the assignment ·ot officially opening tht 1'7S-7l schedule along the Oran1e Coast are the Lyric Opt.r1 As!ociatlon'1 production of t•My Fair Lady" and the Hunt.. lngton Be a ch Playhoux'• season opener. "Mary, Mary." Both hit the boards Friday night -the former for a three-weekend run, the latter for five weekends. "MY FAIR LADY" Is the annual production of the Lyric Opera group, 1 full pnr fessior.al · staging in Laguna's Irvine Bowl. Ernest Sarracino' is directing the Lerner-Loewe muslcal ·adaptation of George Bernard Shaw's "Pygmalion." Heading the "Fair Lady" Cl!l are Michael Evans as Professor Henry Higgins and Marilyn Savage 1s Eli?.a Doolittle -a reunion of the stars who toured together in the national company of the show <lver 1 decade ago. Btn Wrigley will play the dustman Dootlittle, with John Ellsworth .. • • ·---J.t' Triple'~' HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -ffo. bert Stack, Jules Shal'fl and Barry Stiear 'have formed · Triple S. PtoclucU"9' to Olm "Swing Low, Sweet. Harriet" 1'iitl Stick starring, Sharr proi ducing and Shear dJrei:tlng . Robert Mitchum Rlt1 Hayworth in "THE WRATH OF GOD" A loo "THE CONCERT FOR BANGLADESH" • Continuous Dally from 2 p.m . lh...,ugh Sund1y KIDS LOVE UNCLE LEN SATURDAYS IN THE DAILY PILOT u Colonel Plcl<erlDI and Paul Mayo es Jl'r<ddy Eynslonl- HIU . M.ne performances of "My Fair Lady" are JCbeduJed, Fridays thro~gb SUndays •t 8 o'clock for tbret we.~ in the Irvine Bowl , :On the Yatival of Arts . ~. Laguna Buch. Reservations 49U'I09. . 1 .. MARY, MARY" starts oU the 1oth aeason at the HunUnc- ton Beach Playhouse under the direction of Jean Koba, recently named belt director of the put season for her staging of "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof." Nancy Wells plays lhe title role with Ron Lon1l playing htr ex-husband in t.e Jean Kerr comedy . .Rita 1..iedap , wlll portray the new llirl friend, Tiffany, wtipe Alez Koba i! cast as Dirk Winston, the fading movie actor, and James E. Smith as Oscar the family lawyer. Perfonnances of "Mary, Mary" will be given Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30 through Oct. 14 at the playhouse. 2110 Main St., HunUl')gton Beach. Reserv1tions 546-4446. AT THE LONG Beach Com· mun ity Playhouse, tt'Me musical re vue "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" continues it.!I engagement on Friday and Saturday evenings. J e r r y Iovine directs the production. Curtain time is 1:30 at the phmtl horseshoe RlaybQuse, 5021 E. Anahe im St., Long Beach. Reservation! t213 J 433-0S:Je. •• lASllfD 18 I lllRllU MAClllNl TUT MAIMS IDIDIR YIUN& BIDUS AND ClllfPU$ llllCDl3T Y8lllll MINDS. . \. ' ' '• :; " • • • • . • ~ •' • ... •• ~ . . , •j •. \ . . • DAILY PILOT 2$ • ~Ballet Alfresco' Temptations, Les Brow11 ~Laguna S~ow Tqps Musical Contrasts at Disneyland ~ Ill' TOM nro5 -wti.r. tha declbtl kvt1 bandsll!fJ1 ebo have b\>I po<9 e o • 1 atbortd, "Stntlmenlal 117 TOM BARUY ,. .. .... ,...,fM Jlailet love11 41e 1h for 1 that will be Jong . ~ed ir the "BaUet " llaged b1 t b • Betcli Civic Balltt ,...llOnd IJ a portent of ~to """" l<. tile Im.is :;-.\ IOild aeodarf to the sensnn Is: vital In any. art form. And Lila Zall. that lnde!etigable drl'(lng lj>rce behind the Art ColOny iroup, muftt b e de.lighted today at the form .. wed by her troope in tbe JiYtnlb and by rar the most fbcces,sfUl or ·her "Allresco" ptogram1. ~~ e •., g/ltJering "Sleeping ~,uty. -beatjng her own it!Ollchi!lr or the Petipa !11!>r!Olll'apby -was the Ideal vdtlcle with which to launch I" the new season. It brought l]>lend!d performance11 from Kristi Moorhead, a -delightful Princess Auror~, Zbignlew Cichocki as Prince Florimund aqd' the ,clever and tre men-~llly versatile C h a r I e s tl>Jgan ·as the witch, P:raboese. · '~ore i ~p,o rta n t l y , it ...,_!rated yet again tha ~am e!fort _that .Afus ~ TEC>NO:l.OA• • F-W...!!Jl:l5.. AW...~Col'OWIJ114' eo ... ec1, ,, '" i,.,u demands lllll. un!aUingly l fll llOrn bet company . and , preclslon to het corps do ballet 'IOI* that becomes more •P-parent with avery pefonnance. Just as tmportanti I n another sense that we very mucll have to live with, Is lhe ract that MISJ z a II • g beautifully coalumecl "Sleep. in,g Beauty" bt~ght a capacl· ty ao.dfeoce'to tbe lnlne Bowl. · Tickets sold Jike hot cakes, Jons llllel o/Jl>olrons domand· ed all the cOfrie, doughnuts and cold drinks the Jadlos of the Ballet Guild could mwuer and general director Douglas Reeve was seen to perfonn an exuberant paa de seuJ in the vicinity of the btl$' office. Our persbnal plaudits must be reserved for the oo-stage festivities and there was mqch to applaud · in a performance that very· 'Yi~ly brought home the , tre m endous between-seasons 1dvancement of many of J..1iss Zali's young dancers. Horrors! HOLLYWOOD !UPI) Rol'>ert Quarry, co-sl41' of "Dr. Pbibes Rises Again," has been elected to the ·board of governors of the Co u n t llro<:ula Society. TWO ACADEMY It.WAID WINNr r• I ---{111100.t/I ,"O 0. • • I I r 1 , -.un1E11n.111 a111 ,.,.,. fHI .. lllll"-6..._,.A._. •hi -rMI 9'1:A.DUATr ,. ' ' ' • ... --I< ,~!.W'9M 1 . -.,, . - . ' -THI O'rtlU,.. (l'O> • "WAIT UNTIL bAllllC .. "l"ILl.MOllE'' tfl:) ... "T"I CONCIEllT ,011: aANGl.ADUH" '"""' , .... .,II.SY lllDIEll~ (II) "DllNIE, fe"u.10"" (Ill I "'TMI fll~ CIHTUlllOM$" 1111 --:~ ..,.LA., MtSTY POii Ml" 1111 ;;:"Wiml ~., .. "=='t!I!· (PGJ • ' • It ... food ~-.. .talld.-vltlle male dancor of the Chlnockl mold and then i:an not be the sllgbttst doubt Iba( be will be great Inspiration' to tha YDUOI men who Joi• the ranks of the very proJTLisin.g male contingent already on the Chile Ballet boob. Robert Peter, for one, pt.s bett~ with every perf-0nnance • and h1s work aa e1vall.er lo the Fairy or the Crystal Fountain and as Pripce -0f India did not go unnoUCecL.in t~crltie'1 corner of the Bowl DOING DISNEYLAND B1nill1eder Brown Big Scenes For 'Lady' In Laguna ot • DMl'f "".... 1t a bit trigbtelUD,f. Howtvtt, with the tlrnts, but c:mct. • Journey," tr,m lN$ and '1"v• Both ends Gr the niUslciol dft Ille ll!l'obbing or1110 nlghl.they JIUll 1 aet Olli Ill the Got My Love to Keep lie generation gap are being weO port._ Great American Music nostalgia bag and bJrn the Warm" !nm 19411. • served It Disneyland this Maclllnt dl<s down Ind the clock back 1 1ood. a or 40 A contnst In musical moocb' w~ u the IUIDIDel' • Temptations are Into their years. -with good vibes emanatins. tertalnment teuon winds up opeoin&: number. the en-The renowned ones pay rrom both. The Temptations at the Anaheim amusement joymcnt 11 heightened con· homage to $0me of the greats perlorm on the Tomo1TOWland ·park. atderably, or an earlier era such u Glen stage while Lts Brown and bis For the Now c.neratkm. the 1 What J.i partlculnrly· ad-Miller (".Moonlight Serenade," Band of Renown holcl forl1I at vibrations of the Temptations mlrable about this group _ "In the Mood"), Tommy the Plaza Ganlene, both 1p. lb1lter the !OUDd barrier to a and probably one of the Oo"ey (1'0pu1 I") ond Artie pearing nightly throusb Satur- frenetic rock beat -featuring reasons It has survived for Shaw ("Begin the Beguine''). day. SOO>e classy chor<ograptur by ~ver a decade In an Industry But they abo remind you that1;;-':':::===------= the upbeat Detroit qui!l\et. nqt .oruJI noteol Jor a low they weron1 enctly napping And for the more seuoned morlality rate among such when the big ooes werrbom citizens. Les Brown and bis combos -ts the precision -and Brown offers a song he Band of Renown offers a with which lhe Temota lions ~11nn v:-_ w. course in Big Band nostalgia approach their 'rork . The · c:alcul1ted to entertain those name of lhe game is 11tyle , and .6 \Vho weren't around the first above the smooth harmonies •'•"""""'! lime their numbers were and soul-atirring hard roc:t papular. dispensed by the groul'\ Is a I For lhii listentr in hil tnkf. blending ,of visually excilinf!'. ''NIRVANIC AHN'tl Hltckec•'• Wttflrnt n1lllef "Frenzy" lRl thirt ies who can't claim to be imagery of llmost ballet·like a card-carrying member of proportions. -It.ls. - either generation, the program 1be Motown men displAy SYMP. HONY'' Cliff R•bemo11 It would be unlatr to doenve gifted dancers like' Merilee ~1agnuson, Mary 8-yen and Grant Brown of an erlra ac- colade-while streuingl once again that this beautifully d!n-- 4' ced "Sleeping Beauty" was essentially a team effort that splendidly served to streJ8 the sterlint work of M i 11 1 Moorhead and the exciting new Chichockl. It wa s good to see Mis! or musical extremes Is an ample evidence as to why "The Great Scenery for "My F a l r evening well .spent. Whether they're on top of their pr~ you like your sounds am.plif~ fe15sion, and have stayed there N rthf' Id Lady," weighing 1~ tons, bas or simplifled. you'll applaud since the early Sixt'ie8, adapt· A New Surfl~9 Film 0 18 been moved on to the Irvine the stylings of both di verse Ing their style to tHe prevail-liv Murr•v M,111101h Minnesota Raid'' Bowl stage for the Lyric groups. ing mood of the musirAl scene. Zall's artists bring her on stage at final curtain foe her ric;hly deserved share of the aCclaim. No one has worked harder at greater odd! for' the cause of ballet in our community. Opera phx!uction wbic:b runs The Temptations require On to the Les Brown ag-1:00 •II 10:00 Heh 1""'"' ~ 1_.. 111 c.,.,~,., from Friday through Sept. 25 Jm~o~r~e~· ":a~c~c~I ~i m'.§;a~tiza~· ~tlon§~'J"~·~r~·t~ionC, ~ancl~~t~he:_:e~n~ec~t•~·~f ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -0n the Festival of Arts\-particularly from the up-front musical re-entry. Brovm 's Tryouts Set For Chorale grounds .. Set designers Gfen Raney and Lee Brad.shaw h a v e ettated interiQr and exterk>r set pieces to rtproduce the London of 1912. The u.re.. Auditions for the Irvine story set will be topped by a Master Chorale, will be held Tiffany.glass pattern dome U- Saturday from 1 to 9 p.m. in luminated from within. the choral room at Corona del More thati 40 Jallons of Mar High School . paint, soft blue and"'.pale rose, Approximately 100 persons were used to d e c o r a t e will comprise this group which scenery. Deisgner Raney e:s:- will meet every Monday even-plained that "because of u- lng, commencing Sept. 18, for posure to the element! for -rehearsals for, presentat~.nl three weeks the scenery could · m a 11 t i r w or k s concerti zi.. not be mad; of the .usual can- th~nuJ!°'1t~~!c~:-730f~~o~ :~t~ctlwe .~~ solid wood ~lexa~er, t~e c ho r a 1 e ;: s 'Ihe ma.:f ve struc ture could repertoire will include the B not be put into place until La· Mino~ -~·~;· by B a c h • bor Day because the Bowl was Resp1,ghi .~ Lau~ !0 '!'be in use. This time !Chedule gives Jl!aliv1ty, "Mo~~ Corona-the designers just four days hO!l . M~1ss and S a c r e d before Frlday',a opening to Service by Bl_och. . make last-minute scenic ad· For further 1nfor~~lion. and justmenll, according to Velma to schedule an aud1tt0n ~e. Sun, Lyric Opera's executive please call 832-0251 or write director to 2012 Fallen Leaf Place, · • • Tustin. One of the other Lawford Back achievemetrta connected with the .. Fair ~dy" -ptaduction is the creaJion of 140 costumeJ of , the period. Bert Pett ~y, HOLLYWOOD (UPI) former designer for Cecil B. Peter Lawford returns to . DeMille and1 Florenz Ziegfeld, MGM for a 1tarring role in has used ., yards of. silks, "They Only Kill T h e i r lames, chiilQllS and organzas Masters." · for the wPµten'1 wardrobe. ' Held °""I 1nd Weeki "TJ4• OTMIEll:" "MA D • F Oii: UC" OTM•ll• 90lh "" COior Cit) I Dorlt muddXi, up thegoogoL •GoofoJ: The lariat number of thinp that bas • name. We.biter deftna • the ,rwnbtrone followed by a hundttd uroes. There are googols of little •rettures squig· 1ill~glhd ,J;urrowing;fltttlng and squishing': under the mud, through the swamps and over the sandy marsheJ. Sea squirts, copepods, lug- wonn larvae and the babieJ of !itlle fish. Each with a kind of a brain, each with the breath of life. But their life is ebbing. And as they start to go-you do, too. You are standing on the threshold of time in as sacred a place as any in the world . It's where the life of the water and the life of the land converge in biological blur. These are the wetlands-the swamps and the mudflats that sometimes smell like rotten eggs. These are the marshes, clogged with weeds, swarming with bugs, teeming with beautiful life. This ii where the moon moves the water In shallow ebbs and floods; where the sun pierces down to the ooze and. the putrients flow in a strange and m.ar·· velous way. Nowhere else except here in these sopping groundJ ii there so much llfe in "so much concentration. But the life is dwindling. And as these landJ start to go-you do, too. These squishy, mushy lands are where most of our lish are bQm, the ~sh that feed the fish. that feed the fish that fill the sea. These narrow strips of estuarine land are where t he birds . come to rest and nest and feed; and they ar:e tied inexorably to the life support for the raccoons and the bears and the deer a hundred miles away. And to you. In California, most of the wetlands are already gone. In Florida, th ey're going fast. Once there were ·127 million acres of interior and coastal wetlands. Now forty per cent are gone, the precious specks of life in these treasured lands exchanged for yach\ clubs and marinas and industrial growth. As we dredge the bays and fi ll the maTshes and cover the mud with asphalt; as we spray our poisons and scatta; our waste and spew oil upon the waten-we . ·destroy forever the great forces of life that began millennia ago. .- But now W. have go ne too far. Because thl~ planet belongs not only to us but to them u well. To the umpteen zilli~n other things that fly in the sky and roam on the land and swim.in the sea and burrow beneath our fee t. Now, especially now, if we wi ll only stop to think-perhaps we will think to stop . Sierra Club I llrllmi Mlxi1 mtm itllrHlll~il hl!fl Im~ ' AT BOTH /EDWARDS CINEMA \ TIE BVl"l'ES'l''l'llNG I ONWHl!EIS · t(lj """' RAQUEL WEtcHl KANSAS -c1TY IOMllR ll'lllill lr..111 :-;i IPGl M£Tmco<Cll -0 fiil.-ir l 2ND TDP A TillACTION AT BOTH CINEMAS ~SHOWS DAIL --· A,....,;.;r:,,p:.;;:.r.::.::,;~~._:;;::,;.:;.::.;;;~:,,..,, 1 12130 ·31'30 C·J: f.:. ~: •'li'J: l ·J.:.\'j 7i00&10P ___ ...., ___ •.....,.•--a (PG) PG) I t I ' ' I " I • • ~· ly T-K. ly. ( ''i?~:: .A .. .ia.-. 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A. ~OWER I 41 Wenttiulckly Vest.,diV'• Pu11le Solved; 42 Cti.cb tllt COUfHOI 43 c., ... 44 Mtnur" ol 111tll1t1d moi.1u11 •s Food 011111 ...... 48 Rom.tin ro.d 41 Kind of n111 62 JOUmf't'9 theft Ind bKk:2wordl II S1k:ky-1 IUbll.nct: Inform-' 51 "Pt.y 111 --I /1em1 of mile 34 GrNI --":2wo1d1 ..... lnd1flnll1 II H1tvttt I 10 Jlt1pldlty numl>lr , ... t I Otvlltlon '35 Vltkltd H U -ch110 ffom ordllWIY rKOm~nlf 10 W~of 12 0-11•--: 3t 51111 ftbrle ....... Milmlfoot· '31 Movt with I I MotNtof btl ,,,,, f ftlt EMubtth I 13 Si.gt !ti I ~ion fl OcMrwhl• '2 m'" u lnNtlw PfDCtll 44 1!11n.t t4 HIJYlnt fltle 21 llltOI 46 S•lt't i-fr\er ...... ... ..... 47 l'iltla --: • l•lltw1n1 ......... tn.trumlflt DOWN 22 Mtlt••n "'""""" 1 Ptrlod ol 1111mpt II 48 OKll ..... 24 S"9dt ot Ptl•IOll't 2 l'flliN!n• ''" inttnlmeflt ...... 2l' Ho1.t 49 Mentally 1)1rt "'"""' om-10 Ol ll'IC!tn1 4 ton--: 21 OidtMNml &undinlYls ........,.. ... 30 'Sttnd9rd 11 H1111td m•"""' r191tdedff 12 lrtnC'- 5 Sotk \IJI _., ......... I OMigblfd 31 1n..,;.n ccilleig• 7 Cert1ln 11rvi11tne• M Pitfall plilllk\Q• 32 Comp1c1 56 Wfftetn U.S. I M-v: 33'Mutie.1 ,., ..... ln1!Nm1nt ··- Nearly Everyone Listens to Landers • ves, aur WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES THAT MAKE? PIANUTS -·~ JUDGE PARKER THAT'S THE SIGNAL. 90A650N'S LEAVI~! I I f I • PERKINS By Al Smith By Dale Hale by Emie Bushmlller I SAID "GRACE" OVER IT LAST NIGHT WHEN ·IT WAS ROA~T BEEF •• I I I I GORDO . MOON MUWNS ANIMAL CRACKERS j • ... ~ I ly Mell ~I ~i ' • ' By Gus Arriola By Ferd JohnlOll : •.. JIM INTfltJSTEI> 11'1 WHAT YoUllte ' - iHINl<lNCi, WHAT )'OUIRI' l>OIN<; ... )'-~-~-.., >sniFff AN!> IF IT1LL Be' r. · RF'/J..l>Y ' ON TIME:.·. By Roger Bollen OM, Asoor•ooo out OF~ e.\l.lK KCOOiJT. ·•· "Oii, well-to error 11 llamuf" DENNIS THE M!NACE ~_,, _ ........... i ~v.:... I .. .. 'llr IWXMdls UIC! ~ AA'JUir U16 "7Jlllt( AIL D\Y. • ,, . : . . · • • . • •• , ., !; • ,. ' ·- • i • j ,,, • fFW <:r.lef ! Patrick E. Carr, 49, of Metairie, La. i'I the new commander of the Vet-, erans of Foreign Wars .. : lie blasted decaying pa- triotism and called for a strong U.S. defense posture. Bishop "Backing : Boycott • .OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - 'The Roman catholic bishop of Oklahoma bas sent a letter to priests ln the diocese ex- press.lng tupport of the lettuce boycott called by the United Farm Workers. "! ~pport the efforts of United Farm Workers to organize the worten in the ( REUGION ) lettuce Industry In cautornla and ' Arizona," read the letter from the Most. Rev. john R. Quinn. He called the Uvina and working conditions of many farm worken "deplor&ble and lnexcuuble.'' Bishop Qufun also expressed disappointment over t b e failure of negotlaUons between . growen and workers. · ·essek Pay Sought SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Five former profeuors at a theological seminary a r e demanding $10,000 In back wages, but their e:r-employer says the I.:ord didn't provide the money to pay them. Dr. Amo Weniger, president of the San Francisco Baptist TheologtcaJ Seminary, told a hearing before a state labor commissioner that all pro- fessors' contracts at the school contain a clause that "payment shall be as the Lord provides." · 1be profeasora told Deputy Commlsaioner Marie M. MonU that their !600-a-month pay- checks always h a d been Irregular, bot recenily they had-ltopped ahogether . e Pope to Visit _ VATICAN CITY (UPI) BeU.. rang throughout Venice q the Vatican IJlllOUllC$I that Popa Paul VI wtll visit that liortheJ11 city during his ll'IP to Uie eucharlstlc congreil In ·Vdlne. 1be lrlp to Udlne Sept. 16.to alt.nd the 18th It a II a n eucharistlc coniireaa llad lq " bien predicted. 1be Popa will say maaa at the confer.nee.' 1be atop In V enlce, to pray at the tomb of St. Mark, was a surprise which caused ·all V enlce chureh.. to ring their bells In 40iebraUon when It waa lll1DOllDCed. e P .. t Allmlttell ' DETROIT (UPI) -The bishop who presides over the ····Koman1a·n ortbodo:s: ; Eplacopale of America baa ad- • milted he led a rlgh~wlng •· Romanll.n youth movement, sympatheUc to HI I le r ' s ; GertnaDY, early In World War : n. ;· The Rt. Rev. 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""1'iY It dlmlnl-II the -de-Eich -·--<rilp l)'e bnod rnandlng parll fl! the day. blbd ol whole gnlD .,.. !bat -·-Whoo atodlng ~ ~ olf to -Ual aulrleals Ill loo -In .... , school, be lllft Ibey lllve bad 1 IUlllclml Ametlcan diets. supply of 1Ue1 ll>od. ~ Uoe -<rttp llf'eod lcleu wllh ,..... To revitalbo IJnokfMI, -lcleu are fovorito Julcol or frulb IDd bot ml cold needed. Here ore aome ·llUllll!lcms for .,......,.. 'l'bey'll 191 ,.. ml ,..... quick, euy breakfuta, • requllloc lltUe flllllly u;....,p the mm1llnl IDd keep wort !bat will loc:raa the pleuure of . hlddea°...,.... ,,_ oamJnc out at lunch. . ' . ' t ~ I • 'IOASmlG TIP: AltllollP c:rilp l')'O ~ 111 .. ID the qaolltln fll a1JDCll1 , w.,t. ftavtn are IN•Ked by ....unr. Lllf1lly ---al the -under the cold waler tip for I -..I, lbake olf 1111 aces nter IDd pop lato -· SWEDISH ClllSP BOWL: <:rumble S to t slices Swedish l')'O cncten lato 1 ......i bow~ sprlntle -nlslnl IDd brown sugar ..... top -milk. u .. ~ tip for a w11111 c:erool truL JiGGS STOCKllOUIHlll I to I 8lm pl · golden wasa crlsplnod. IJ«bUy covered with buUer Of I fat frel lpftad, plate sunnysldO, ooftly IOl'ID1bled or , poached eggs. ~ with bacon 1 . BEA A"NOERSON, Edlt~r r ' ' atrJps. , OLAF'S SWEET 'N SPICED: Spread I ·,to z slices of nso •Idea or brown crisp 'rye bread with buller, oprinlde liberally with cinnamon .... llelt for • two minutes under broiler or oven toaster. Pour on honey or ·maple .,.,_, 11 dellred. ' I I I . ' , " ..... . . • ERICA'S UtK&G; 6 l'RURt On touted or plaln -brown crisp rye bl'Ud spreld eoltqe .-or cream ~ or )'Olllrl. Top with chopped ,dried •P<leob, prunes or dates . . 'NORDIC TREAT: Layer wuo gold<n crisp rye bread with a sllce of bolled ham IDd top with Cheddar cbeeae. Heat In counter-top toaster .oven or broiler at 350 degrees for i minutes. . • ' • ,• - ,.. ' . . ' . . ' . . . '' ' . ' .. . ' , .. ·START OFP1'~ OA't·Wl~.$0M,ITHl .. "011'.P.IRINT ... -\ -;· • . IDaily Bread Wrapped Up • ~ I ! Q ~ I ••• ' LUNCH BOXES PACKED ~nt NUTRmON ' ' ' ~ ~ . ' ~ ' . f Shacking [Dolled Up ! j ' · U you have a little one,with droopy spirits ·beCa1t1t 1 •he )lays home wlille Big Sirler goes to ~ool; treat her I to a,partY. l\llleh. ' , I Or, me lhi-treat for a mlcl41leriioo~ snack for both I her and 'Bil Sister w~en she..returm home from l<hooL • The.effort.ls small, the rewards great when the dish features convenient Q.sh1ped' opapettl In tom1to and , • cheese sauce, perked up with campfire flavored sliced franb. It Is convenient becau"' the dlsh co111e1 in a Wl ~u line to. do' is~ 11111 *•beat~ oerve. parly llr can 'be lddlld Ii.Ir qoonlng the bot treat on brlilht Jlljler plates aM saDinJ a Pickle-cbeeae boot • atop. • Then, let the younpters build !belt own deuertJ. ' CERIAL CRONCI! SUNDAU • *-'cup sugll'<Olled'cereal • •· ' ' ' '~ cup touted chowed pec!llll 4 senlnp nDma ice ctUm ' · ' COmlllne cemt and pennr. Pat 2 tab11•espoo""-om-'Oil - ach Nninf of ke cream. Maka 4 oenlnp. • When school ls back in session the problem of what to put: in lunch boxes will be back, too. There's also a grOw- lng awareness that such foods should be wholesome and nutritious, even if they're often eaten on the run. Ideal for these occasions Is a nutri- lious Apple Sauce Date and Nut.Bread. As the key to lunch-box sapdwiches, this bread works perfecUy, too, aince it is extremely moist -thanks to the apple sauce. Besides making the bread moist, the sauce adds vitamins and min- erals. You can store the bread in your freez· er, slice it frozen and make your sand· wlches. By the time lunch hour rolls around the bread will have thawed .. , fresh and moist ••• ready to eat H you plan to freeze the bread, remember to let it cool thoroughly first and to wrap it lightly for immediate freezing. APPLE SAUCE DATE NUT BREAD ~ cup chopped walnuts 1 cup cut.up pitted dates 1 'h teaspoom baking &Oda 'h teaspoon salt 3 tablespoons shortening 1 cup hot canned apple sauce 2 eggs 1 tea,spoon vanilla extract I cup granulated sugar l 'h cups sifte<l all-purpose flour With fork; mix walnuts, dltes; baking soda and salt. Add shortening and apple sauce; let stand 20 minutes. Start heating oven to 350 degrees. Grease 9 x 5-lnch loaf pan. With fork, be~t eggs, be1t in vanilla, sugar and flour. Mix in date mix· lure until just blended; tum into pan. Bake 1 hour and 5 avnutes or until cake tester inserted in center comes out clean. Cool in pan 10 minutes. Remove to wire rack to finish cooling. Then wrap in foil. Store overnight before. slicing, This loaf may be frozen. Back-to-school time is also pumpkin time and apple sauce is a welcome addi~ lion to pumpkin bread recipes. With either bread, make two loaves at a time. Either freeze the extra one ·or Mom :§ht enjoy a quick tea mack wht~ t'-e · dren are gone. l!AS'Y DOIS IT WITH CONVENIENCE FOOOS • l . -.. -.... • I I - ,• I ' • I • • l!O DAILY PILOT Bargains Bogged lor Harbor Key's Sidewalk Sale Clothing will be bargain-priced at $1 per bag at the Sidewalk Sale c o ff e e at the Harbor Key Thrift Shop, Costa Mesa, Monday· Wednesday, Sept. 11·13, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. Home- made baked good! and coffee will be provided for the shoppers Your Horoscope Tomorro_w and some boutique items will be holf price. Ready for the first customers are Oeft to rll(bt) Mrs. Robert Welch, Miss Karen Rivera and Mra. Arthur Graves Jr. , Sagittarius: Magnetism Gets Results I Blessings Counted,· Not Miie-s per Hour DEAR ANN LANDERS: Ooculonally J"'1 print IOmelhlng of Vallll IOJll lo by l reader. The eaclooed la called, "SO YOU QOI' A TICKET -'MISTER , YOU BREAK: MY HEART." It WU written by W. 0. Newman, Commlasloner, Kentuclr;y Deportment of Public Safety • ''Are you one of tboee people who cell me on the telephone or write and com~ plain that my Trooper stopped you and handed you a ticket for no rtason at all? You break my heart. Yoe tell me you're a good citizen and a safe driver and a dumb cop gave you a ticket for going a little faster than the law allows. "Well, I hope the next time you gel caught breaking the speed limit be givea you aootber ticket and the trarnc judge takes your license away. I pray that be nails you before you crash Into a con- crete. abutment and be has to pull your llleless body out of 1 demolished speed machine. f'I wish you could spend a few days Willi me and watch a teenager wrilhe in agony · on the gravel near a highway wbµe he waits tor an ambulance that will come too late to take him to a hospital, eo instead, be goes .straight to the morgue, "'I wish I could make you help .scrape the bits or bone and flesh of a whole family off the asphalt into baskets. You'd vomit -just as we have done. But you'd think a little differently the next time you climbed into that car ol yours and opened It up on 1 a!Htcll of blgbway to see whet It c:oold do, So you got a ticketf Mister I you l:ftak my heart ... him. Then you added, "Don1 be -'9- ed if she nya lhe alrea<IY clod." Now AM Landen, '.low would you hava answored that lotter If Ibo write-ha4 been a woman inltead or a man? - THERE NOW DEAR THERE: fte -way. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I nmst lab exception to the ...,... you pn to t11a girl who wanted to !mow why lhe llJJODI the better part of every evtnlnt fllhth!C for ber honor. She said her Jut date argued with ber about the lmJ>Ortance ol virginity until 2:30 a.m. and abe ha~ 1 terrible time getting out of his apartment. You asked her what she was dolng in a guy11 apart.. ment until 2:30 a.m. anyway? Ann, it's apparent that it's been a Joni time since you played the Datlrig Game. Gone are the gent!~ seducers of yesteryear. Now the atlltude i.,. "Hey, Babe, hot pants are In, virginity II out. Let's get on with it." I'd lite to pass along my counter. philosophy. It goes like this: "Look, Buster, this is MY body and I'm going to decide who gets his hands on it and when. If you are one ol the lucky lew, I'll let you know." This approach uvea a lot of timt lDI! energy. Sign me -SURROUNDED AND HAPPY DEAR ANN LANDERS: R.P~OU ----- prlnled a letter from a man who wanled DEAll S I< ii: (Grea Slilllpi1) Y0ar to know how to make the transition from ~ -Yf6:J macll lriendsblp !\) romance. He aid be bad lib ......_ known the girl for lour years -It had .... _ "" nad lit 111;1 aolllu. I started out u a brotber-ebter rela-<U'I --,.. m I -la1 lllo liO!llblp and lll<!denlY be found blmsell ,..._ •to.er, nub fw. wrltlq. looking at her with dlfferelll eyes. THURSpAY _ SEPTEMBER 7 and extravagant. Leo In- dividual eould play key rote. Be adventurous., not foOIJJh. You said, "Faint heart 'never won lair Ann Landen cliscuMM teenage drlnt· that you get break, find open-c r as t t n at 1 n I· UUllze at all easy to know. You are mind -or aDythlng else," and advised Ing -Its myths, lta: realities. Learn the q . Take lead now and set knowledge. Long4istance special! him to take a deep ·breath and tell her facts: by reading, "Booze an( You -For pact. Enthusiastic relative communication is featured . T• flMI ~wi:J.)~ vou 111 that the friend.ship had become deeper Teenagen Only." Send 35 cent.I tn coin may be pushing In wrong You get greieD llgbt to proceed E. "¥~ H111n ._ ~~ and more meaningful and before be HD and a Jong, aelf ... ddreued, stamped . 111 SYDNEY OMARR GEMINI (May 21.June 20): ·"'.' "nle Leo wormn it romantic, ;. enjoyt tbe 111111 can be radiant, • la dramatic, exudes chann, :usually getl her own way, ts : ~r dnnm to Segit· Follow llwough oo buoch. Learn by '-"Ing. Prod yourself int<> achieving quality. Don't setUe lo< -rala ef· fort . Be selective. °"""' quality. Ae<ent ii on home, family, coochWon of con- ~veraial a•sigrunent1 inue. ~~ ::. sl= %1): ~~·:;ou1";~ectrid ~ ~~ri.:~;;ta~1i\! = :n:l!.ibe tlla .i:! a;:y lf8..= ~to the DAILY PILOT with your Muehthetoecunisofseriou! burden. 1-""-"'---"-'--'-".,..C.-~~-~~~~~~~~~~~-'-~~~_;;,~~~~~~~~--~~~ • tarlu1 men, often marries : Aquarlus, travels . 'Ollh Aries, -~gets into 1ttmu1 't In I di!ICU88ionl with ' l..ibra men :and maku money with Virgo. : She can be extravagant bot '•eidom wlll take advantage qf • man who is down on hi8 luck. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19): Avoid exce.s1 speed in traffic. Being headstrong now could cau!e costly delay. Take time to complete transaction. Don't leave loose threads. Another Ariel may be in picture. Sh8re .knowledge and e x c b a n g e .ideas. TAl:JRUS (April 20.May 20): Emphasis Is on accelerated activity in areas of romance, crea:tlve endeavors, children. Tendency iJ 10 be impu!Jive CANCER: (June21-July%1): Take precautions where direc- tions, reservations are con- cerned. Do · some d o u b J • checklng. Neighbors, retalivea are apt to be lmpetienl. Stress versatility. Be rec~pUve to ex· parurion plans. Sa&tttarlus is in picture. · ' LEO (July 13-Aug. 22): Financia1 area l.s activated. Long-distance communication, transaction is featured. You learn. You gain tbreugh writing, publishing and ad· vertising. Nothing is apt to re- main the same. Grow with the times. VIRGO (Aug. :13-Sept. %1): Deal with O.mhd. Silt through proposal.s, ideas. Cycle is such nature, demands responsible . AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Ff.b. atUtude. Don't play gameil 18): Relallvt c:oold be in- with security. Funds colild be volved lo linancial acbeme. Be . trusted to you. lih9lf thll you liJteresled. but don't gel m. CID adjust to ehimglng situ•· -\'<!•ed. Plans ""' ml llkely lo Uoo. Ta111'111 'pedUli COUid 'pliJ be c:onslructed on oolid foom. prominent .o!e. . datloo. Mate, pertner c:ould SCORPIO (Oct. 13-Nov. 21): make demonds, Ride with Beware of one Wbo sings tide. Don't panic. blues, altempts to erigulf· you PISCES (Feb. Ill-March 20): In cloud o1 dismay. Pei:!ect Walt and observL Study legal techniques. Heed your own aspects of 1.111 enterpl1se counsel. P. I • • • •. Individual Look beyond 1he immediai.; could, provide lnsp~t1on. Ag· Perceive potentlal. Marriage, gr~1ve friend should be relationships of pennaneist forgiven. nature are feetared. Collect SAGITfARIUS (Nov. 21-needed informotloo.. Dec. ZI ): Drive, creetive . energy are featured. PenQJ181 IF TODAY lS Y 0 UR magnetism 80&!'1. Members of BIRTHDAY you are an in- opposite sex are drawn to you. dividual who perceives, heeds Sales abiUty is accelerated. conscience, is prescient and You get your own way. But who will make mijor gains take care In asking -be before this month ii finished. selective. Capricorn person wiU play key CAPRIOORN (Dec. 22-Jan role. You are 1e11 ct iv e , 19): Got going. Stop pro-llOll!itive, bnaglnaUve and ml Won't Forget · Tourney Tee-off Time Pink elophanll may appear at tho 19th bole of the Sunday, &pt. 10 charity golf tournament sponsored by Florence Crlltonton Sea Circle, but Prudence greela Mrs. Hartley ·s.ars and Mrs. Ricbord ~rk· I ,., -.., _____ ,.. • son at the first tee. The Mmes. John Conley and Douglas McCoy are chairmen of the tournament· dinner-dancing program that sllrl.! at 1 p.m. at Irvine Coast Country Club. coM- ~~M ~ti.$ h4rn.e,~ an& ~o CO\'er-U beo,u..-li II~- -ir:U lored. wllit t~e*.r kntb d li~!ltll~~ ~lu.i Color:. ' 11. -5-1o1s 'Red • i 50 io 1gi, iJluJ...+vJ ~~,.. ~ ,~~' ' -· I • lsrae By -1(1 OU!ON Of "" °"'"' .... , ... l\'by are Jewl!h youths droppJng out or their r<Uglous 1tudy groups! Why are their~arents unable to discuss ir Jewish heritage with them. These were the questions that motivated a handful of Jewish families to begin a search for a new and mean.. Jngful way of studying their cult~ and religious heritage, anc1 this led to the establish- ment of the oounty's Urst Is- rael Academy. Rabbi Robert Bergman , dean and chaplain described it !JS "tbe. most exciti~ venture Jn creative Jewish living since the founding by R a b b i Yohanan hen Zakkai of the Academy In Yavneh after the Roman siege of Jerusalem in 70 C. E. and the great Kallab learning programs of Talmudic Babylon." LEARNING LoNELY Jewish familieS, the rabbi contends, have b e c o m e "thoroughly assimilated into the western, world," anc! for their childffn "learning has become a l~nely occupation." They are dropped off for religious study by t h e i r parents and end up "dropped off" from religious life, be said. "At one lime Jewish sons studied with their fathers and grandfatherts." added Marilyn Clement one of the firSt members tf the academy. "It was a lifelong study. Mama kept the hqme quiet so father could stucfY." aludy and ifo DOI know what their children are talking about. GEARED TO HOMELAND The academy, Which bas boo> In ubtence for two mooths, will ultimately con.'11st of a full .cbedule of Jewl!h services, studies in am and crafts~ performances a n d worship, all geared lo the Jewish homeland Israel and its culture. Hwe hope to make com- mitment to study and prayer a family esperience at the academy," t h e rabbi em- phasized. "One of the dimensions we are seeking is a joyous celebration of tho Sabbath. It ·is not solemn. I& is to be sung, danced and shared. We are tryiog lo discover the joy of the Sabbath as a family. "Some of the fonns of ex4 pression we cannot guess. The creativity of the people will come out." Rabbi Bergman feels that the Jewish people in America "were not producing a genera- tion of committed Jews" with the compartmentalized struc· ture of worship and learning. PARENTS LEARN dream of returning to Israel and accept the leadership of such an institution. Children 'now feel that they must study only as long as .;: -ffiey are ke:3, the rabbi added. Mrs. Clel-nent lamented that Jewish children can no longer disc11:cis their lessons in Jewish trac!itions with their parents because ..tfie parents do not The solution, he has long thought, would be an in- stitution which emphasized Jewish learning, an academy wbicb would require members to earn credits, not to just write a check. The parents must learn along with their children in such an institution. Since ·rus feeliilg along ffiCse lines was so great and members of his former con- gregation at Temple Beth Sholom knew this, he was persuaded to give up his Rabbi Bergman also !eels strongly that the ''most ex- citing thing in Jewish history is the establishment of Israel las a nation." "You have to work out a .form or 1ife in whiCb IBrael plays an ongoing part,"· be asserted . In schools a nd > , , Rabbi Robert Bergman helps lay,..n Hefter and Dana Roberts prepare for their Bat Mitnah ceremonies. b.11~•rfltrie•rd e rfl•lftr eh•r9t 1 lt1hio11 i1l•"d, n•.,..port <•"l•r 644-5070 OF COSTA MESA PRICE LIST MONDAY THRU THURSDAY Shall)poo and Set Pe~manent Wave .Tint Bleach Touch.up Frolatlng ' $2.50 7.50 5.50 10.50 14.00 Ma11icures 2.00 Pe4icures 5.00 FRIDAY, SATURDAY, ¥JNDAY PAICES SLIGHTLY Hl~El 1 haircuu . $1.50 I MANICURE ••d PEDICURE by CHERYL 1695 Irvine-Ave. -Costa Mesa CORNER OF EAST llth ST. -ABOVE LA CAVE RESTAURANT 64~1050 548-9986 Ol>l!N 7 DAYS A WEil!( And SOME EVENINGS ''TAKE rBE El..EVA!J'Oft» • D"1LY '1LOT :J.( Focuses on Family camps, Jewish children should study Israeli art. music and literature. RICH HERITAGE "An academy should tie in with the culture and spirit of the reborn state of l!r¥1. Jewish learning is too rich to par*cel into aJew hQ_UJS on the Sabbath." To climax the study or Israeli culture, each family in Sin9er Announces A Liza Special and A Liza Special Special. The Uza Special SpeclaL The Uza SoeciaL Tune In this·~. Sept. 10th, t P.f4. Pacilic Standard en NBG u Singer praents LIZA W1TB ·A "Z • ., A 1elnlsloo concert llarrtng Lisa Minoelll. SLt{QIR· .................................. •A,.,.,,~ d THE 8tNGER °*'ANY s.v8 20;r. on !Illa machine, stutlng Saplemb•r 5 al rour Singer Bewlng Cenlar. SAVE $92on11111Go1<1enlmldJ ~ • machine with carrying case. Exclusive push..f:tutton bobbin, Inter- changeable ilnd built-In Fashion• Disca, .soft-touch fabric feed, and many more important featurft. It'•• Uza Sj>ecial Special, at 20% off lhe regular price. SAL£t~ onon.ns1ngar1ew11111 Coure11. For beginner and ad- ..,anced 1tudent1 ••• clauea for Teen-- aQe and Fashion Dmsmaklng, and Sewing Knits.Sew on a Singer• sew- ing machine ,and make an outfit in class. Free Instruction book With any courM:. Register today. Singer has a Credi! Plan deelgned lo fit your buc!get. • '°' llddrtll of the tin nn'"t yq:i, He tht,wbt&e p.-ar'!derSINGER COMPANY. COSTA MhA-1111"' 1 ......... • ..,. CMtt , .... ~ COIT-' #llA alt ...,..,. If& _ __. c.., kl ,.n,.- I ' HUNTIMOTON l•ACN ;~fl""' tt lt11e• HUl!tlfllltll -..c:it ,-tw, "1·1tQ ... 0rl....-n u.-••1t "TM Clly"' c .. 1..,, IGoJJU •AIOIM e~ov ..... n a..'""" <>n• 0.ty •tau., PMl11 Plans have been m::ide (or eventua l construct ion of an academy building. Fron1 an aerial view. it ~·ill be shaped like th< Star of David. °For the moment, we are once again Hebrew nomadl in search of the Promised Land," the rabbi conciuded. • l'•mlly study Is 1treued •t the lsr••I THE NEW LOOK! is at ••• maflie'.i WIGS & Beauty Salon 210..D. I. 17 .. St. ~ ~"!..-:_ S41·l441 fa Hltl9f'fl 'lqiiere . ., . !t~.~MJ:':~: . .,, $1.59 ... ~~!t~~J .~t.~.~ 99' fl • 'I\. fi. ITALIAN DELI e BAKERY ol..ucc1 el.Jeli RESTAURANT • 8911 Adams •t M•gnolle, Huntlntton Beach, Ona .r Ill• i.rttst o.tl ~'"'!' Ill c~ Ill .. ,..,.. .,... t1 retn. Delly IM: M.·10.t; Sil•. 10-6; 0..-M•.r f61-44U Singer Announces A Liza Special And A Liza Fabric Special Sale-Polyester Double KnitS Plaids 4.77 Solids 2.77 v.1 .... to $6.99 yd. Velues to $4.99 yd. Plaids in Fall heathertones. All of 100% Tre\lira'' polyester yarn-dyed id01,1ble knll. Coordlna!lng solids ol Trevira polyester crepe. Machine washable and dryable, 60" wide. Most labrlca at moat atoras. Singer hilt I Credtl Plan to tit your budget. $llMJer '"""'9 Uli WITH A 'T' A ~ •...-t 1ton-I•• lb• Mluetll, •• NIC: t P.M. hdfic Stt111d.,d, SJ.t.{Q§R 1 Rt0!1ttred T.M. Of Hoechtt Flbtr1 lne. fOf addNU ol ato,. nH,..I ~. tH 11\e white PIO" undtr SINGER COMPANY.' • COSTA MESA Bristol & Sunflower South Coast Pl•u 540-26)) COSTA MESA 2300 Harbor Blvd . Harbor Center Kl '·1195 ' " • I I DAILY PILOT • Organizations· Mapping Rlans for Fall Season Newcomers rountt\a Valley1lewtomen r.1ub m e t in the f'"~ man restauranl -'It 1:3G a.m. Wednelday. Sept. !. New olflC<n •ill be elected and Jn- 1talled. Homemakers C...t Homemakera w 111 meet at 1:45 a.m. Priday, Sept. I , in the Corooa del Mar Youth Center for a talk oo Pllloned Optametrlct ~ by Mike Turin. A potluck luncheon wlll follow . Xi Rho Omicron Beta Sigma Phi'1 XI Rho Olft!crm Cbaptu · opeoed !ta Y• with a poolJlde luncheon • DOdh Wednnday, Sept.&, at Ibo homo of Mra. Jamea Green, Wlstminlter. 0 o r Garden ol Friendthlp wlll theme the gathering. South Coast Pa trick &dlivan Burke wlll tfttfrlajn membe r 1 of Lacona'• South Coe1t Club Wedneday, $opt. I, in the Jrnne Coast 1 Country Club. Newport lleacb today. A bridge luncbeol' will take place under the direction of Mrt. C. I. Stratton at ll:JO a.m. eiliieiCfiY, SijlC"""·•ir1,-.11~ibo -.---w111~i.--.-t' .. <lil:loc lie Holtl LllJuna. "Miii N"aney Jo Scbanll ol SoalnloJ, !opt, t, ~ of New o!Ocer1 are Mill Anna F-.Jn Valley wW he -Ibo irom••>'• 0..-lorvlce McCallum, prttideol, and the at pr•ldeot of the DAR iAlqut, 0nnp County Unit, Mmes. Jotei>h Kano, Maude cbajllOt wlllle Mn. ~ to lab pUol 11 l:a p.m. In Lucaa, Phili p Towoe and G. s. Duollom of FounWn Vllley II the Greol w-.. Sav!JW.s Ptll, vice p<esiden!J: George preoldent of Ille oenJor """11· bo1lldq, ~ Hllll. John10n, tr..,..rer, and Thrift Mtr. Corl Jeocl\ of lllmllJ1llon Ranks, ..cretary . S..di II Santana vico ~ Arh Committee DAR denl Pl1okJlrapb! of • a r 1 y Anorganlzationalmeetlng o! Le Paloma Newpan Beoclt will be Children of the American A mettJn& for ....,....1 of dllpla,.S ID Marllllfl LllnrY. Rtvolu tioo will ta ke pla« at s obllgatioll and honorlnl ol duriDI tho -.tie <ll lllP- p.m. 'lbul"lday, Sept. 7, In tllo grand --lo l~t --rtil""4p ~:.,~ home of Mrs. William A. Laguna . Beecb LI Paloml ...., 1-U1i: n .... ,...... Brozowsky. Oronae. Spomor· Court l1nce llJ IDltltutlon will 8tach City Art1 COmmlU... 111!! the gathering will he the take pllce at I p.m. Tburlda)o, IDcllldecl are pictunl of Lido San!Jna Society, Daughters of Sfi>t. 7, In the Lquna Bad> Illa II" mud 1111111 and -ia1 M8'00k: Temple. pi>olol ol NT Three Arch Bey tai~ eonuare del "':!:: Members of.the Three Arch Ubraiy ml contrtbollana ol Bay Women'• Auocfatlon will old p1c1urt1, ~ o r gather I« a kol!eo klatcb at articles .., welcomed fly_ the 10 e.m. Tburaday, Sept. 7, In Newport Be a c b._ 111M!ca1 the clubhouae. New residents SodetJ. are invited to attend. Beta Alpha Xi -Alu111~•• Glub ANOPlN _ \NVllAllON A moonlight swim beach A potluck dinner and. bfnlo ""'"'Y ha been tanned by are planned for the MODClay, ,... • ' P Sept. ll, · meeUng of the Beta Alpha Xi OhaJU< of Beta Orana• County. Alumnae Club Sigma Phi for Saturday, Sept. of Alpba XI lltlta llOfOtity. 9. Memb«• and guHto wlll Mn. David Van Fleet of gather at Newport Duoea at 7 p.m. for a ch!JI and hot doc Irvine will boat lbe l :llO p.m. feast and an egg toss will cap event. the festivities. BSP Service League Plan< lor the· coming year Mn. Vin« HarrlniloD of Hunll,.too Bead> will hoot the Couples linked .. from I pl. -<!• m ltU l.Jflil• --~wi~ll':!'IMl~lilil~!'ttlliU~in111·-;l<>~llo....~ihlitilL,.tl>o 1~~J;t..__, Pl Claptor al -SllJDl Pbl ~y, Sept. U. luncheon IJ, m ling ti Oolcjtn v 'l\leodloy, Sept. s. Pnisrama meetinl" ol C.,aller Chapttt, Aualllal)' to lhe C h i d will be Ulled ~ and On Colonial Darn<1 of the 17th Ouldan~ C..rttr of O" e Century. County, lo take pl1ce at 0 Any Illy. SpecW gums w!U be Mrs. a.m. 11 Mlinly Park, H Newport Harbor Atta~ Robert J. R. Gallager of tinston Beach. di o! llfla Sigma Pbll ,will Anaheim, part Ca!Uorn!a State The i:roup's thrift shop n m<OI 111 p.m. "Mopday, Sept. Society pm!dent, and Mrs. " 11, In lhe Ca!Uornf.I Federal LeRoy J. Kaump o! Fullerton I• C011ductin1 ils onnual ba SaYlnp and 14D. Bolldlng, part Nanlucktt Chapter pres!: 1 .. schoci1 sale during 11.'1 M ·Colla Mesa. Pllnl for an Oct. dent. · , day, Wednesday and Fri .v 1 &ea will be dllcutled. store hours lrom 10 a.m. t % E•stern Star Golde~ Key p.m. ulcauon is 31l Fifth .• A salad luncheon w I I t Huntington Beach. Advance nJ.&bt wlll b e celebratacl at I p.m. 'l'Utlday,:f;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,l---:::::::--=:------t-Sepl .. u. by Harbor staru Chapter, Order of the Eaalfm star ID the Newport Beacli Maaonlc Temple. OCC Cleu Oranae COii! Collea• will otter an automotive claas for women tilled Know Your Auto heglm!lnc MQll.Qy, SeJ>I. 11. lncludOd Wll\ be the fii!iC prlncijlje1 ol "operalicil of the modent' automobile. Cluae• will meet nine Mon- day mornlnp lrom l :lll).11:30 in the Boys' Club on Tuatln Ave. In Colla Mua. llqlltr1· lion will he in the dwroom during Ibo !Int clut. Colonial Dames Laiuna Beach11 Coast Inn ... , C•mlort1•1t hi 'l'_C_ .. ' si~~;~:!: A tllrv FF C1tps 1y' •• 11111 51 .. Hllllf"fll 5-, '41.J4JI' Cotto Mna "INCHES-A-WAY" MINERAL WRAP SLENDERIZING LOSE 5 INCHES YOUR FIRST VISIT > Wedding March Played I GUARANTEED I $10 OFF With Thi• Ad . • •• JEANS. INCHES-A-WAY TO COME TO fifR YERY SPECIAL I ONE·DAY I " SALES EVENT! Thursday, Sept. 7 10~'.:o AP~ 10 -ATALL3 BIRGSTRltMS STORIS Speciai Savings on our Entire Stock ON THIS DAY ONLY -THURSDAY, SEPT. 7 10% DISCOUNT ON ALL PURCHASES (Except a low lair !rode items & sole togged merchandise) SPICIAL NOTE: lay-aways may be put away now in advance and if picked up and paid for nn this doy, Thurs. Sept. 7, you will be entitled to the l 0 % Dis· count nn the lull purchase. IOY I ll~l FLARI SLACKS .. kW!td ........... t.,... ,..,,,.1eh ,.kt ll . SLACKS 119.SJ.SO 199 lo~ A llllt Hite!*' el Girl1' •·6• Slotk~. (orckny, COiion denlM· ' 50" Pol't'flltr/SO % Cotton. ilondtd 1Krylic plaids. ~idi nl ..... •"II· s1•a I 1119. SJ 50 I 1111, SJ.91 Sale 119 Sale 199 Sal e 229 tlRlS' !'I.AH ' u; SLACKS TURTLENECK Loog1J11~• top in rib knil JOO ~;. Odon. NIJ...y & Rtd, Reg.,14.50 299 , Sale BONOID SKIRT Jrtpvy L Red plo1th w11h potk~! & lide lw« oper1U'l!I .... $6.00 Sale 311 ~ 7.14 -· FLARE LIG JIAN $111''--·lif'l.l -c ...... ... .._,_.., ..... ,... c .... i...,..., -·-Reg . SS.00 299 Sale 7-14 lOllGSLllVl KNIT TOP •a-MALL Of! OlltANGI 111J Ho f11tll~ AM. 0"1t Slll"dtpt-JI ... 7 - NICOLETil-BALL Judy Ba11 became the bride of Josej:>h Nicoletti Jr. during afternoon riles in the garden of her parent!' Costa Mesa home. She is the daughler of Mn. Eugene Smith and the bridegroom is , the IOfl of Mr. and Mn. Joseph Nlcolttll of Brooklyn, N.Y. Mrs. Paula Taplin was matron of honor -a n d bridesmaid wa! Ml!s Shawn Smith. Wayne Mills served as best man. The new Mrs. Nicoletll ti· tended Co 1 t a Me1t IDgh School and her husband at, tended Abraham Lincoln IDgh Sdlool and BnlOklyn College. · · To avoid di&appounment,. prospective brides are reminded to have melr weddlnc stories with black and white lloay r.hoto- grapbs to the DAILY PILOT Women s D.-partment one week before the wedding. Pictures received after t&at thne will not be iuecl. For engaeement aniiouncemenu It ls Imperative that the story, also accompanied by a black and white !flossy picture, be sul>- mltted six weeks or more before the wedding date, If dudllno ls not met, only a story will be used. To help fill requlremenis on both weit. ding and engagement llorlea . forms an available Ill all of the DAILY PMT offlcea. Further questions will be answered by Women's Section staff members at MU321. Two-day EXPO YWCA in Spotlight A two-day salute to the San· ta Ana-South Orana:e Counly YWCA will take place Friday and Saturday, Sept. I and t , from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Fashion Squart, Santa Ana. YWCA EXPO will include display!. and demonstration• by atatf memhert o! oU paint· Jng, cookina, cake decorallng, candle makJng, furniture mik- ing, k 1 r a t e , sllmnasti~. Tut.or training class to be .of- fered at the YWCA. Rtglslratlon for fall daaae• now is Under way at the YWC"' and claues begin Mon- day, Sept. 18. New sewina: teachers are Jean Hardy and MarlaMI Trill, both Iona-time county teachers. T~ey will re!ide In Co!ta Mesa. HILL-MONGEON Former Harborlte Robert Vernon HDI and his bride, the former Joanne Gall Monceon, are at home in S8n Diego following a honeymoon in NOrtbem CalifornlL 'nle son of Mr. and Mn:. Vernon Newton Hill o I Riverside and the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Joseph Moiigeon of Fullerton ex- changed vows in St. Boniface Catholic Cburch. Anabeim. 11le Rev. Aidan Day of- llc!aled. Mrs. Wllllarn D. Casael and Luke Achay were honor at- i.ndani.'1. Alao attendtn1 the couple were Mil!el Ann HUI, Ccnnle Turnquist, H o p e Wilder, Ginl Sargeant and the Mmea. Steven W y m e r , Michael Brandon and Michael Mongeon. Ushers were Michael and Robert Mongeon, David Rill, Cusel, Randolph A y re s , Anthoey Barr and Phillip Kabn. Also In the party were Robert I. Caaael and Mlsa Melanie Neff. The bride Is a. 1rac1uai. of Sunny HUii ffigh SChool and San Diego Slate CoDece. Her husband was allO graduated from SHllS, Follttlon Junior Cbllege and Orange Coa11t College. MILICHICH-HUNTLEY Lucinda Lee Huntley , daughter of Mr. and Mn. William R. 11\lnUey of H111>- tlngton Beach, became the bride of James Stephen M!llchlch, "'" of Mr. and llln. James M!llchlch of Anaheim, during ceremonies conducted by the Rev. Brad Karellus in St. Mary'o Episcopal Cburch. Mra. William C. Stoart serv· ed u matron of honor. Philip Richard vumet wu best man. The newlyweds botb graduated with degrees in hlltory from UCI. 1799 l'l.owpprt Bl~d., Costa Mosjt PHONE 615-U90 $20 MAGIC CURL . . . . . 9.95 $25 GLAMOUR CURL. 12.50 $35 REGAL CURL ..... 17.50 Don't miss these great sav ing s! Ou r carefree perms give luxurious body and bounce. At these finy prices you ca~ afford to look sensational ! MON. e TUES. e WED. SAVINGS BASIC CUT $2 .00 e SHAMP OO-SET $3.45 Aslc -•bout our new Pla centa Ha ir Re vitelizor CrownTng Glory beauty salon r;1 SOUTH COAST PLAZA l•w•r l•••'-1xt to Start · pho111 546-711• OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL' SUNDAYS 12·5 • 267 E. 17th ST .. COSTA MESAA phon1 5'4 11 .9'f t9 OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9 SUNDAYS 10·4 baJO"n, gymnastics, yoga and m;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.iiiii::iiii::iiii::iiii::iiii::iiii::iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii other skills. · 11 A representative of Big Sisters cf Orange County will offer intormatiotl on her organizatlon and the League of Women Voters will provide a voter registration booth. Information also wlll be available on the Laubach ~e ~lei@A HUNTl .... TON HAUOUI CONTINUOUS.. CHRISTMAs WORKSHOP mn· DAT Owl AIBM '?AK-lrTIS" CarMll• & Ya,.....- TMI UNUSUAL IN CMJllnMAt ONL'I" 11• DAY• UN'ttl. I . I -· '" ~ . . . ... .. ' ··-···-·-· VINE RIPENED WHITE -ROSE y·o,MATOES POIATOE S i c • • ) -• Alllr7 , __ , ..... -.. FF II '1111-... UMlf ~ -I A.M •• f r. -1 -o W ... ' I 1 • . . ' ' I • COOK A CARROT ELEGANT GOURMET THE GOOD EARTIJ Feel an apple. Hard as a rock. Beautiful! The first big · jumbo hard Starking Delicious munchers from Washington . Ever spread peanut butter on apple slices. Yummy. Specially deslgred for after-schoolers. What's cooking a carrot got to do with it. Read the cookbook. Not the' Odd Vegelo)>le_Cookbook which ·tells you what l.-0 do witli' jicama, an excellent substitute for w a t e r chestnuts in any recipe, but the Basic Vegetable' Cookbook. Ever try bolling new potatoes in consorn.me. Or shredding carrots and frying them in a dribbll?-of water for 5 minutes.-And why buy pills when you can get 3,400 Lu.'s of vitamin A from quarter of a can- taloup, which you will leam from reading the Quick and Easy Nutritional Guide for fresh fruits and vegetables. 3 little cookbooks . . . 35 cents·well spent. You'll find ' them nelt to the Indian Red peaches. Run. The season onJy lasts a week . POLISH UP THE CU'.f GLASS · Or maYOO yOu'll put this new eating radiance fight on the table to show off the splashy gold labels with the , crown Oh the top an4 the R In the middle which means Richard's either Lido or Harbor VieW . . . Bright orange lftget p e al' s;- Whole Apricots done up in Rum, glistenihg strawber- ries in an 'extra heavy sweet -sauce, two bite size Sweet Pickled· Figs. W b o I e orangeti, stuffed w i th walnuts and· figs • • . your choice, either soaked in grenadine to make them look pretty with Valentines or plain for Halloween. Both Jiave ta!Chlrio cbeftl!ll fllllng the boles the nli• and wa ut.s go·througlr like a boat i a bOttle . . ' Hambtir.gers. Cold cuts'. The utler S.rendipity of spreadihJ on R Brand Chili Sauce, 1'f home made look· Ing to rllake even ..Ronald. Macnon8Jd eat humble pie. Vegetabl1 Relish .•. you can see the little flowers of cauliflower, coarsely chop- ped cucumbers, celery and bell peppers. A Pepper Relish, with even bigger long· slithers of onions, pep- pers and-quarter moons of celery. A Mustard Relish of sweet pickled watermelon. more pickles. plus mustard and horseradish for w~. Each relish has its own set of characteristics lo give it noblesse oblige. WHQ ATE ALL Till! CREAM PUFFS ~ Ever people watch an elegant dessert buffet .•. the Napoleons, the petit fours, the ~late cake, the creme puffs. The !hen picked up a cream puff every.time. Might buy up a batch for the next male poker-in at your house. The Bakery bas some beauties. Real whipped cream. The Bakery also bakes 39 kinds of bread . . . Back to the good earth with Peasint Bread made of rough whole gtalns or t r y Buckwheat 'n Honey , no sugar , shortening, preservatives. Are we or aren't we ~oing back . Bread, defined do w n throogb the ages: moiste" flour or meal, knead, and bake. An ancient Egyotian cook accidentally found out bow to make it.rise. Bring on the black rye, so aoft and surprising Inside, so sh!J1Y crisp crusted outside . • • !Uperb white butter cream, ttirly cinnamon, good flrm- baked buttermllk, rice Dour topped Dutdl Cruncbi the bllrkel mad, even ball )lOUnd mini loaves , •• Richltd'~ the P • o ~I e stores, where ne• ~. gourmet&, a n d difleronl kinds of b.read !oven are always Inspired. • •1111 • ..,. Stptfmbtr '· t9n DAILY Pli.Ol' p RICHARD'~ HARBOR VIEW MARKET and RiCHARo'S LIDO MARKET . -'------ ALL USDA· CHOICE IS NOT THE SAME ' Why isn't all beef stamped U.S.D.A. Choice-the same? Read on, and we'll tell you. First, not 1111 beef is graded. Some stores sell ungraded beef, and the result is 11 great steak today, 11 tough, stringy one tomorrow. Now, the U.S.D.A. graded beef is. divided into six grades -Prime, Choice, Good , Standard, Commercial and Utility. Beef stamped U.S.D.A. Choice may run the gamut from almost "Prime" to not · quite "Good". Richard's sells ONLY the top of the grade U.S.D.A. Choice grade! (Closest to "Prime".) · The best· of the Top of the Grade U.S.D.A. Choice beef is from formula-fed pampered feeder lot cattle. (It's naturally better flavored and more · ,tender.) THAT'S th11 kind Richard's sells! Our beef IS different! ~ Now that you understand what Choi.ce beef meas, let's talk about trim! . . If you buy a "bargain stea~" 'at $1.49 lb., then get home and trim off just 4 oz. of waste fat and bone, that "bargain" has cost you $2.00 11 pound! Richard's trims beef so carefully there is no waste. Consider it, YOU MAY BE PAYING AS MUCH ELSEWHERE AND GETTING LESS. DON'T SETTLE FOR LESS WHEN YOU CAN HAVE IT ALL .•• AT RICHARD'S. . ' Casaba Melons ..__)'INE'RIPE·~O~THE~N GROWN 79'L~ Short Ribs Beef 5' Lb. Ground· Beef- • Richard's Finest·Quality --·-Bru~h with• 8at·B·Q Sau1t'I"~----~-;O'o- Zucchini SQUASH Tomatoes Standing Rib Lb. 19'· 3 ·Rib Roast . Smell End, Gr••t for the Rofissierie 1_9~ -Lido-Brand Hams PKCO. OF 4 AP.oles N•w crop ~i~·vro~ 1~IPPIN G~MJ11 1.69 Lb. Rib Roast Shank Half 69c lb. Butt Half 79c lb. Richard's Own l ido Brand Smoked Swordfish 1.98 lb. Orange Glazed \.l Ducklings I ,. Split Broilers Zacky Farms:, Just Right For The 8.8.Q . Western Oysters • • . . . • . 98t lb. 89c ea. l ·LI. 79' , 41/4 OL 12/$1 ~-~~111 ··· Gerbei's: Si rained Coca Cola 12 OL co.. , pk. 79' Jif Peanut Butter 21 OL 89' -.. LARGE FIRST GRADE Chrysanthemums YELLOW, WHITE, LA VEN DER, BRONZE 4:95 Beef Pies 10 .. 4r 'stouffers Stouffers Chicken Pies 10 oz. 49c Sto~ffers Turkey Pies 10 oz. 49c Pound Cake 111/4 OL 69' Sara l•• • Briquets Ml•g•ford charcoal 10 Lb. 79' C&W Broccoli 10 oz. 4 for $1 ~ Bathroom Tissue 2 pL 4/S'J Aurora , All Detergent ~.~~3 OL 1.89 ARDEN-I lb, NA81SCO SUGAR HONEY M.AiO AA Butter ..•... 83c Graham Crackers l lb. 39c Kai Kan Ch~nk Styl-23 1/1 Ot. 24 Oi. MPS Dog Food ... 3/$1 Mazola Oil ..•••• 59c BORDEN-I Ot. GENERAL MILLS-11 OL Creamora . • . • . . 39c Total Cereal •••• , 59c MRS. BUTT~~WORTH-24 Ot. BETIY CROCKER~% Oa. ., Syrup ......... 59c Hash Brown •..• 3/$1 aem CROCkE~ Yi (h, BETTY CROCKER-5 Ot. Creamed Potatoes . 3/$1 Potato Buds •••• 3/$1 Butter Pound Cake Hamburger Buns . Assbttfa Danish-· Jewish Mohn Bread . • .. 95c · · 6 F~ .. 36c -,. 2 Fot'"' 3lc . ,, '5& Half Gallon Gilbey' s Gin 9.99 You save 1.51 over 2 qt. price. ' I 673·6360 HOME DELIVERY IN OUR AREA. PRICE EFFECTIVE SEPT. 7 thru 10 C& W Petit Peas 10 oz. 4 for $1 C&W\'.Yegetables Monterey 10 oz. 3 for $1 C&W Zucchini Slices 10 oz. 4 for $1 Strawberries-10 OL 3 Po( $1 BIRDS EYE, QUICK THAW Birds Eye Cool Whip • oz. 49c Van de Kamps Fish & Chips 71/a oz. 39c ~tli•llm Knockwur5t VIENNA PURE ·BEEF Cheeze Bits LAUGHING COW ASSORTED Chili Man Chili Monterey Jack CASINO NATURAlr lZ a. "' 1 1 u. .... 98' CA'EERING-A RLCHARD'S SPECIALTY ' A special occ•sion? We ••n do •lmost •nything from • tray of cold meats, delightful hon d' oeuvres to • c:omplele. dinner for 50. Just •sld ~~ HARBORVIEW . XJ. ' ~ ,, 1660 MacArthur, NewpcrtBeach 673·2155\ ~~ OPEN DAILY9 -8, SUN. 9 -6 LIDO CENTER -3433 Via Lido, Newport.fleach .OPEN bAILY 9 -7, SUN. 9 -6 . • I .. I • • l 34( DAILY PILOT Gr.ust Covers ·citrus These nectarines may not have their beginning in a Penlan garden, but they are every bit as beautlfuf, tweet and nutritious -an excellent source of viUlmln A. To eztend your nectari ... lemon ple ......, Into Fall - or even winter months, you can slice nectarines, add sugar and 1emon juice and freeze . What a treat to have. a slice of summer when the glow of July and August is gone. And what a way to end a meal, any season of the year, with a bright, marshmallow· rich, lemon-nectarine pie - right from the sultan's court. NECl'ARINE LEMON PIE 1 'I• cups sue"r 1/3 cup cornstarch 'I• teaspoon salt l ~ cups hot water % tablespoons butter 3 egg yolks, lightly beaten 1 teaspoon grated lemon peel 113 cup lemon juice S cups thinly sliced nec- tarines 1 baked 9--inch pie shell, below Mallow Meringue Blend sugar, cornstarch and aaJt in saucepan. Stir in hot water; add butter. Cook over moderate heat, stirring con. !tantly, until mixture bolls thoroughly and 111 thickened. Remove from heat and stir Into egg yolks. · Return to very low heat and cook, stirring briskly, for 2·or S minutes longer. Do not allow to boH. Remove from heat, and stir in Jemon peel and juice. Cool slightly, then fold In allced nectarines. Tum into baked pie shell. Top with Mellow Meringue, spreading meringue evenly to edge of crust so ftlllng ls com- pletely covered. Bake in very hot 450 degree oven 2 or 3 minutes, until lightly Jinged with brown. Cool thoroughly before cutting. Decorate top with a few sliced nectarines, U desired. PIE SHELL Combine l "2 cups Sifted all· purpose flour and Ii 1eaapoon lllt. Cut in 1/z CUD sh· '1· Sprinkle with 3 to 31> tabl&- IJlOO!lS cold milk, flllnf just enough to make dough hold together. Pres• into a ball. Roll out on lightly floured board to a IO-Inch circle. Flt into 9-inch pie pan, and build a tulh fluted rim. Prick crust with a fork. Bake 1n very hot 450 degree oven aboUt 10 minutes, until nicely browned. Cool bel0<e filling. MALLOW MERINGUE Beat 3 egg whites with a duh of salt until stiff. Beat in 1 cup marslunallow cream, a heaping tables- poonful at a tt1T1P.. cnri t1 .... ; .. I! to beat tmW miJ:ture forms peaks that curve over slightly. Fold in 1 teaspoon vanilla. Poultry In a Pod Here's an unusual salad treat. Use whole pimientos as CIJl>I and fUI "·ith spicy cur- ried chicken salad. Placed on a bed of greens, these pretty cups need only crisp potato chips and sweet pickles to complete an easy luncheon. PIM1ENl'O PODS OF CHICKEN SAi.AD 3 cups cooked chopped chicken 2 cups cold cooked rice I cup thinly sllool celery 1 ripe avocado, diced (op- tional) 1,1 teaspoon curry powder Salt to taste 'Ii cup plain French dressing \ol: cup mayonnaise Ya cup sour cream Seuooings lo taste 2 jars, 7 OWlce& each, whole pimientos, drained. Toos together first seven ii> gr.ilents. Chill Blend together mayonnaise and 80Ur cream. season to taste. Eltra curry powder may be used, «" a few table- si-is ol rJ n e l y chopped chutney. Few a milder flavor, lemon )tlco, salt, pepper, and a pinch 1 ol half! or marjorem wlll work nicely. Cmnblne .. lad mixture and crwny dr.,.lng. To ltull, cup pod In your palm and pack salad mlJture Into It Clllll unlll ready to ....... about tbree boun. ll:lcht eerll· -l • --~~~~---....... ------~---------------------------------------------------· Alpha Beta's Man in Blue says: SAL SEPULVEDA STORE MANAGER 2037 DURFEE AT PECK ROAD ~L MONTE '' \ LFAifr ~MWll •-.•,,..,. ,,,,. .. 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Podloge •Blueberry • Sttowberry • Appia • 11.oll>blrrY • Cholrry • Suoor CIMClmol'I TOAST EM fOP UP'S 361 @riiE's'ER'v'Es ,,,. "~ 41 c SOUTHERN GOLD PURE ORAIGE OR GRAPEFRUIT .1u1c145c UAIT =~~ 151 ~ . • 5RA'ii[)fily" 301 '· ~49-0UNCE BoX • GIANT ~WHITE KING "D'' 57c -~~·---------- 14·0UNCE • 4 PACK PERSONAL SIZE IVORY 30' IA~SOA~ . ,..-.... t .'u,., CQn • R$ • tlrfo • lt.e. ..... ~~L~~:ROS. ~ 83C ..... Coo 'iiiiii A~. or Ef~trlc Park l .41 "OW-Jor . DECAFE COFFEE INSTANT 95' 191 72' 391 95c ... 'Our'IC9 Bo• • frozen 13C alPHA IHA WAFFLES . @iRi'Glii l.~iAR'Lv"°'" eon 151 OOJ ATl1iN l'tEMfLK"on @worToils0u;' .. 0 " 3tf 63C rANlf.'dll 111 '\"0llNfS IVIJIY ll1\Y AL"4AltTA OllCOUJllT .. ~, 47c a1c --------------1 6-0X. CAN 24c 32-0Uri:E BOTTLE (QUART) .IOY LIQUID aoc DETERGENT -----------·. 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MARGUERITE DAISIES CRANSHAW MELONS rANIA~TIC 01(,f:IJUNTS fVlRY DAY ALrHI lfTA, "'""""" LONGHORN CHEESE ~ll'MA tlTA. O!!COUNf nu::& rAN14Sll/, DI Sl:OU NfS EVIRY UAY 10!. ira'rcA~ i:\it'Esf "· • '"'"' 7 6 c alP\li'~TA COOKED SALAMI 891 tUt oRA'iialruic["· 79' ~ FWSC~~rirrs··"· ~ nl'i.iiN'~RE'ssiN'a 341 @RlnA'R8AR1ifi· ,_,.,,..!OJ c ..... 1 •!-"'II ww.1.,...,c.n...11.,.. ·~·111" FlllEl PAPER 7 6 t 1~M •,-Vii.~ 1., T111rios SllA !Al 771 I I <§ ......... ~ ~ ......... THIN·AlUN·ONE BINDER W .. t ... 11111 COUNT llPIHQ PAPU ilcscHOOL;AK •111o·•m..,,..... BALL PO NT STICK PENS 'J,,..F_l r 69C 69' 691 2H 1" 77' 38' 45' Sou ff le Meant To Fall When you are ttrVlng • fulaome maln IXM'9e a dellca~ d,...tt LI orten called for such u Ora111e Marmalade SoufOe. The souffle takes few ln- gredientt and It's made In a double botler. Thia IOUffie falls -lt'1 sup- posed to. Yoo can serve it warm or cold with it1 at-- companying sauce. Elther way It has deUclous flavor. ORANGE MARMALADE SOUFFLE Custard Sauce. see recipe below , 1 ~ cup orange marmalade I teaspoon vanilla or 1 tabletpoon brandy 4 egg whites ~• cup sugar Prepare Custard S a u .c. e ahead and chill until ready to serve. About 1 ~s hours before serving time. butter the top part of a I-quart double boiler. In a 11Dall mixing bowl, combine marmalade a n d vanllla 1 t Irr in g until marmalade is 1M>ftened. Jn a medium mixing bowl, beat egg whites unttl .oft peaks form. Add .!I u g a r gradually. beating untll 1t1rr peakl form . Fold In orange m11.nnalade: spoon ml>ttre into top of d1111- ble boiler. Cook over 1ent11 bolUng wator (water In bollotn par! obQuld !Ult toocb top part of double boiler) r h6ur without lifting cover. At •od or cooking time, lift top par! or double boiler from bottom; remove cover and Jet stand about 10 minutes. Sour- ne wtU !al~ about l Inch. 1'111'11 out or doublH>oller top lnlo MrVintr di.oh. Surround wllh llOl'lle of \ht C1111ant Sauce. At table, spoon Into • deswt dishes; pass extra aauce. Makes 4 to e servings. To serve cold : Make IOUffit ahead (may be made Ille n11bt balon). Turn warm aoullle In- to llOl'Vinl clllh. Cover and chill. Before aerv!JW, ...........S with ' ..... ol tho dillled Clullrd Saudi; -¢a -. •uce. CUITARD SAUCE •euyolb l!o cup IUIM' 11!. teaopoom flour SI!. cups milk I taupoon vanilla In a small mWng bowl bell qelller .,, )l<llkl and 1111ar until well mixed; lllir In Dour. In a heavy I-quart saucepan beat mtlk until oobbl .. appoer around edge. Stlrrtng vlgOl'OOlly, alowly add about I!. cup of the hot mUI: to the etl•Ji<llk mlxtur<!, then stir wanned egg mJxture into remaining mUk. Cook over vrtry low heal, stlrrlni OOllltantly, until mla- lunt t!ilcbns enoulb to coat the bock ol a metal apoon. Remove 1n:m heat: 1Ur 1n vanilla. Turn into a bowl : cover and chill . Makes 21}l cups. Note : Any leftover sauce may be served with baked ap- ples. fresh orqe sectk>o.s and other desserts. Chickens Relished 1bere·s a thin sauce to serve with rice. CHICKEN TOKYO I broiler-fryer chlcken, cut up (1bout S poundl) y, cup .llnnJy pocked dark brown sugar ¥• cup aoy sauce ~ cup dry sherry · V" teaspoon gar Uc powder. Waah and dr11dn chicken In an oblong s-quart glass baking dish (131!. by 811. by t\I Inches) or 11mllar uttn1il atlr totether the sugar, tOY Nuce . sherry lltd 111rllc powder unlil sugar dissolves. Place ch.lcken In marinade and allow to stand rar aeveral boon, turning a rew limos. · Tum chlcken skin-title up In the marbulde and bake In SM degree oven, without turning but bastlnr once midway, until chicken is tender and well· browned and skin 11 criJp - about I hour. Makt1 4 .....,. lngs . Wing Fling • ChTckon wing! llli"'"...,.---1 ocooomkal di.oh. Count oo hro pounds ol lhl wlnp 1'eldlac IJ lo II, tDOUib for i IAill'I. ) I , :· ;:; ;, • . : . : : :-. .. :: •. .. :- .. ·. :· . . •. . . . .. OAILY PILOT r Home News : Chilling Filling Keeps Sandwich Safely on Ice '· B1 DOROTHY WENCK °""" ~ .._ ~ Blck-to-acbOOI days mean back to hmc:b-packlog for Mom and back to lunch-car rytng for cbil<(ren . oould alJO -Mt !or sandw~het. Hard cooked <UJ still !n uocracked abeUs would be another sale protein food oo a hot day. QUESTIONS WE ARE ASKED: Q. My daughter likes to take c!anned fruit fn her lunch !n plutJc rtlricerolor -Ulntn.J1 there dinCtt ol lhil causing tood poilolll\>e ln bot weather? , • A. No. Canned !rult !t acid onou,it ao that lood polaonlng bacteria do not IJ'OW ln it readlly. '11lere would be no problem ol keeping lnllt Ill• in a lunch even on a warm da7. Q. 5ometimff my ch!idron Uke the individual oerv!ng size cans ol puddlng to ochoo! !or 1betr luncb. 11 they doo~ l!n!ah them, they bring them bome and eat them !at.r ln the day. Oluld there be danger ol !ood po!aonlng ln doing tllill A. 1'000 ........... *1d bpi •venl boun It I wum cbolelterol dlel ..... Clll. eot ..-.... ~ • mull from tllil pradlte, temperoluro, the mph coul4 •Ii whit.I bot nol tllt yolb. lhem oct... Alli eapectally tn bot -· mulUp!y !n the pudd!ng and My problem 11 flnc!iJla Wlfl to IUdwldi --' 1bo<lt ZS· ptlt<lll ol the lorm a 1olln that cauat1 lood use egg yolb • Jt aeema tuna lllad. popu!atlon carry 1taphylocoe> poiaoning. Patllally e 8 ten waatelul to throw them away. They can bo used In cus bacteria in nooe and throlt looda should either be A. Yoa coald hard <oolt the for tlilckenlq mllluret al'H. A child could lnoocu!ale refrlgerat.d prompUy or yolks ln water (18 \)'<Ml would u pllddlng ml CUllUd. the pudding •tth ltfpb when dlacarcled. make poacbed -) and then you CID llwojl lllp on be ate .part ol ~I. maah them up lw egg oolod )'lllk ar '"" llllo Addlnr to Molher'• problem or 1ryln1 to think ol some low COit undwich filllngs that Lhe ldda wlll llkt II the problem ol the hot w.eathtr that Inevitably occurs during the first few ... 1u ol ochool. lloc weather means that favorite undwlcb fillings con- tatnln1 me11, fish. poultry, or ea• couJd become unsafe if the lunch II atored in a wann pl•~ for HVenil houn. . Then 11 the ipiudidlingiiwiuii~Q.ii;iiMf;;h~us~band;;;ls;.on~a~lo~wliiiaand~iwlicbeJiiiiiiiior~iiiiiitheiiiiimiiif<lriiiiiiiii-~iii· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ CK-TO•SCllOIL 7·DAY SAVI GS 1'1e ufed sandwich filling tot hol day1..t1 peanu~ butter . With peaurut butter there ia no dar,ier that food poisoning bacteri1 Could grow and cause Illness. Jelly and cheese would be 1afe too . Other protein fillings , however, tueh a1 tuna, egg or chicken 1alad, bologna, and other l:lh\t:i of lunch meat, of· ft:!' i.jP.:ll growing conditions fnr bactfrla wher: lhe food Is Wih0 ffi. 't'hc~ should be avoided on hot dnys. mpeciaUy If the child iuust store hi! lunch in ar. outdoor locker or in a warm place In che classroom. If you waut to use protein fillings :>r: hot. days, make the sandwich me night before, wrap It in foil or plastic bag, and rreeu It. Put the frozen sandwich into the child's lunch just before he leaves home . It ~·ill thaw out during the morning and still be sa fe to eat at lunch time. (An uception might be a case where the lunch is stored In !he trunk of a car where the temperature could +be v e r y warm indeed.) Another way to k e e p aandwlche1 cool lr to freeze a beveragQ or water ln a Jeakproof portable container such as a arnall plastic bottle. Put the frozen beverage m a plastic bag so It doesn't drip on the food and place it in the lunch pail or lunch bag (use a double bag or an insulated bag). The frozen liquid wilt keep the food cool for several hours, and be thawed for drinking by lunch time. Pro- tein sandwiches should be r e f r i aerator temperature when pack~ in this lunch. If sandwiches are frozen, It ts best not td add" ingredient! such as lettuce, celery, or tomatoes. 1bese vegetables become Ump and watery when fro,.;en . Wrap them separately in foil or plastic wrap and add them to the lunch box in the morning. Three other sandwich in- gredients which don't freeze well are jelly, hard cooked egg whites.and mayonnaise. The jelly &Oaks into the bread and results in soggy sandwiches. The egg whites become tough and rubbery. The oil in the mayonnaise tends to separate. Instead of mayonnaise use a ulad dres.Y Ing. An alternativ~ to a sandwich on a hot day might be a pro- tein food such as cottajte cheese packed In a wide mouth thermos with crackers. rolls. or buttered brend on the side Crackers and cheese Chicke1 Sauced A foil for fowl tsni just something shiny to wrap chicken in while it bakes. The makes every mouthful even more succulent and suc- cessful. Such 1 relish is made by combining the ruby richness or the cranberrle~. the sweet· tartness or the nectarines and the crunch of the chestnuts. Add, 11t your own option, a quarter r·f a cup or sherry and increase the nut-like flavor of the relish. - NECf AIUNE CRANBERRY RELISH ' or 4 rresb Calilornia nec- tarines I can (8 ounces) whole cran· ~rry sauce ('4 cup) 1 can ·(5 ounces) water chestnuts, drained, cho~ peel 1/4 cup medium-sweet sherry wine or orang• juice ~• cup vinegar 2 tablespoons chopped onion l teaspoon sugar II t.aspoon salt 'H: teaspoon roaemary , ~Hso?~ ._C_EN_t=1=a.-.:CUT;;;;. .. 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"""""""""' · Strawberry Preserves 4<)C 2 dashes cayenne pet!ller Italia n Ic e Bars J 9' tincly dice nectarlncs to ,ield I ~pt.COmblM with •II - mn1lnlng !ngredl•nto. Clilll • Al'NE GRE£N SPRINGS ~~~ .. , ............... 95--•• 7.fJAY SPEOAl.S PLUS BLUE CHIP STAMPS ••• iis.D.A.~&rrf Da>EUss Chuck Roast 98~ ilOloE!.es ROAsT Shoulder Clod $ ] 09 ..........,, II Short Ribs 4~ llCHUss.oucx CUT .. Family Steak $ ] ?! IWr SUI "'G. Ground Beef 69~ Fruit Cocktail Del Monte 17..0Z.CAN Macaroni & Cheese ICRAF); 7 112 OZ. PKG EAST TO PRB'AAE Paper Towels lfo:cr ASfl11. CASE 46 . • SWAY1£' &N . •Pt.IC • ........ •'tfN= 19' CHOP SALE! 1•~LMtJ~ USDA VOHS AMERICAN LAMB HAS LONG BE!N =i CHOIC[ NOTtDfOA ITS 00.ICACV a: f\AVOR NG, TE>llERJ<SS . Blade Cut Shoulder ,. .. '=u, SJl/l' 7-Bone Shoulder ""'""flsr., Large Loin Chops 1.= Regular Rib Chops Small Loin Chops C.ntw Cut Rill a.,. •1r REAL McCOY CORJ>ED BEEF rer""""' ... $J 'I! I ~"""····$Ill' I = ........ $Jl! VONS TABLE KING Fresh Hen Turkeys WITH \llE TEMP. TIMER CAUfORNIA GROWN FRESIMlOASnNG CHICKEN Redeem These (oupon< for Exrro 5ovinys 1 1~ ~t111o ch~~ d~;or:; 10111 Adams Ave., at BrOokliurst llantingtan 8eacb = C«nllh-. Make• 211 34-051 Do!leny Park Drive, Capistrano Beacll 5922 (lip An., II Sjriplll, 1111-lactl I I • 1 1 I Lagana HIHs Pim. e Tarv --·--- > • • . . I -· • • , ITATUalOI. MONIY aACk GUAIANTEE ON OUALln MEATS fV(ltY '1[d0f' MfATIS UNCOHOITIOHA\(Y GUAIANT(fD TO H.lASl YOU ... OI YOUI MONEY WILLIE CtilflFULL Y llFUNOlD WILSON CRISPRITE -SLICED BACON . BA.R-M SMOKED BULK POLISH SAUSAGE MORRELL ALL MEAT OR ALL BEEF SLICED BOLOGNA . LB 59c LB age LB. 7gc , LB. 79c MORRELL ALL BEEF DINNElfFRANKS .rn . ~ COOKSDEUCIOUSTASTYllEADID I 89 , ,VEAL PATTIES ............... L•. sr~rE1e1os. .sT•Tl•lllOS.•OUNDO• .. ,,KfT-CIYOV•C,KG. 5109 LUNCHEON ·CORNED BEEF ................. LB. M' A'TS . : -i"iDUNDTURKEY . LI. 69c FliuHa!La.PACKAGEs SHOW!• f-l'OllND,ACICAGE · 6 9 Al.LMEATIOlOGNA ·•L ED BAcoN ............ LI. . c iv,~t:r;i"· 1UL1C' • A~L MIA T · 9 OLIVE LOA' BAR-M -WIENERS ...... LI. 6 C--=~~~ -· . NESTEA PUREX LIQUID BLEACH I . 1ICIDTIAMIX TREND DETERGENT O<Y .......... 3JOL 45' ' '10 89' LIQUID TREND tl~~~'. ............. "oz. 63' :i.~~~~~ . FRISKIESCAT FOOD ASSL2 "" oz 35' •, • KALKAN BITl-0 I TONA . 2 ..oi.3~' FLllsatMANNS DRY YIAIT I~ 1-9, · LOMALINDA GRAVY QUIK LOMA LINDA RUIK·n RAKIS ~~ • ..... • f ' .\ . I •• • MEAT ,_RICES ARE DROPPING' STAnlllOS.MEATPRICUAllDOWNAND 0 ST ATER lllOS. WIU CONTINUI ITS POLICY OF LOW.LOW PRICES. WE All llOUCING OUI PllCES AND WIU CONTINUE TO PASS IVllY POSSIBLE SA ~INGS TO OUI CUSTOMERS. iiiii'iii0 ioii0 ROAST LB 7 5c IONELUS-$HOUl.Dft 99 , · ROLLED.R~AST ........... LB. c iiiiiif'ii.iii'oBONl.IN LI . 89C RIBs-RC)AST 6-rH&1.rH111 . Ls.98c ST Ant IROS. CERTIFIED IEEF •GUARANTEED 9 8 RIB STEAKS ............ ··········LB. c ." 5155 STEAKS LEAN AND TENDER T-BONE STEAK s1s9 LB "s1s9 NO TAILS • WELL IRIMMfO PORTERHOUSE STK .... SIRLOIN TIP• CLUB •CUBE '""' s 129 ltOS. Cl•TlflfD lllF POUND TEND ER • GUARANTEED TOP SIRLOIN STEAK ROUND GROUND STEAK ··BEEF PORK SAUSAGE W•Jl'#C:fe•m lood°Sl•n11» •tAll Ir«•• fRESH • DELICIOUS ANY SIZE PACKAGE ,........................... . ::a~-:·= '::..C: .::-::a-: =.c;-::~: .. hNW•Sie•••••••s...t ...... .t... J4JtW•~.t..-., 's1tlli1 .. a ....... ._ • ._...._ tUt ..... A-.,._,.A.f -IJ!o"-•--.t.. -.!P•~~· . ~ > BULK •OUR OWN COUNTRY STYLE I ' ' I • . . . . . • • a DAILY PILOT we<1....i.1• s""m"" 6, 1972 ROMAINE LETTUCE-SALAD FAVORITE •• • CR·ISP TOPS OFF I LI. PKG. ·CARROTS LIRGE TOMATOES VINE RIPENED ••• ~· •••••••••••• LI. . MAYFRESH . ·CAMPBELLS · TOMATO SOUP 10 112 0%. CAii ••••••••••••• ~ •• • ••••••••. BREAD ·,' . ,LIBBY'S WHITE OR WHEAT, I.lb. LOAF "'P'!~1:, PINEAPPLE ~ lio. I 11•CAll CHUXK, SLICED, CRUSHED •• KALKAN AT FOOD 6 OZ. llTS 0' TUIA, ................ . 6 'l/z OZ. llTS 0' TUllA AND KIDNEY, llTS 0' TUllA AND LIVER . . MIX OR MATCH ·ITALIA MUSCATS OR .BLACK RIBIER RAPES ~ J • . . . • • - 1'FRESH'' HEN TURKEYS · llVEISllE HIDE 1-10 ta 12 •s ..••••••• 7-BONE ROAST , CllTll CUTS ••••• , ••••••••••••• ROAST'ING 'CHICKENS · · "FIESH" 4 to 6 Ills. GllDE I ••••••• ., . ''MAYFAIR PORK SPECIA~l:.$11 -. ~!.!!.,!!c,,~~~-' .............. 1~ .. 88C ~~:1~ ..... ·~~~~ ... lb. 5 9e IE&. , · ISSTD •.. VlllETIES •• . ROY AL OC~ASIM SCOTCH PIOOF', QUllT, "lllE" 99 .., ~~~~.~:~~'."!RT$379 !fo!;L SJ~;1!.0!~!~D .. auART$499 !!~~! ~!Y.~~ .. ~·~ .... ,HALF GAL:$6 99 ' . . ) -~----1 ' 1 ~11~? BEAUTY AIDS PIG. OF 24 $ UMIT1 MARGARINE FLEISCHMANN'$ REG. STIQC ~~~EPER 1-lb 35~ AOUlTCUSTOMElt PKG. SEPT. 7-SEPT. 13 • llMll ON t COUPON P~lt l AOUll CUSTbMlll. SEPT. 7·SEPI. 13 '..!i'. ;~11 : '!~? DELICATESSEN 'oz. PIG. LUNCHEON MEATS OL. VIRGINIA, COTTO SALAMI, OLIVE AND PIMIENTO, ALL MEAT BOLOGNA, PICKLE Ii PIMIE~TO, DUTCH. SANDWICH 29 .. ~!~l~•Y£'-~~'~f49c ru,!.!P.Y!!IL~\f~~~.~A.9C I . . \ j • DAILY PILOT Wtd-f, St ... mbtf .. 197Z • • Success Easy to Detect • I arin1x Tr-eeks -Down Good Food HOLLYWOOD -"Barbo-11,.goe. Sile's jUJI 1n awfully lland!ul, minced Ir•• b Arr1n1e lamb In shallow longer ii desired!. Z tablespoon• mlocod v.1rite cuing 1hlah kebab I• my 1ood, all·round coeti!" .,.nrcy gl111 diatl. Place v • g •la b I e 1 oo pnlon mainstay. Other than that. I'm MIKI'! ~NNSRS' ~4 teaspoon freshly 1round Prepare marinade by com-stparate skewers, atlowina 1 2 CUPf ~ned chlcken 11~ not really much (l( a cook. But "" blacl. pepper blninl in bowl wine. .salad oil pepper, 3 onions and • (or homemade lamb stock J prl~ myl'ltlf on my lamb SlllSH X:tBAB AND PILA.Jo' ~ teasppon salt tor ollve oil), onion, guile, tomatoes per servtng. Brue)) made by simmering lamb &blJll kebnl and gel 1 tot or 2 pounds boned Wg of lamb, '"'1 teaspoon ground pap1·ika parsley. pepper • .salt, ,paprika with marinade cw.d broil i to~ shank In water, 18Jte4) complfm•i&1 on them ." uid cut tn t~~lnch cubes Pinch dried herbs: thyme. and hetbl. Mix weJI, pour over minutes on each side. Serve Melt butter (Qr margarine) Mike Conner1. 'i4i cup dry white wine marjoram or basll, op-lamb cubu; cover wllb damp lamb and vegetables on rice. In saucepan. Add white and \Yearing ooe of his famou:ii J/3 cup salad oil (or olive tlonal cloth: let marinate 4-5 hours . pilaJ. Serve1i 4. brown rice with onion. Cook. flashv jack.tis, • trademark ol oll 1 12 small onions, parbolltd Altemate lamb cubes and RICE PILAF Stirring conslanUy, unUI rice his CBS.TV charat"ter, Mlln· Small yellow ·onion, peeled, 4 small rrylng peppers, cut bay leavt's on skewen:. brush 1, cup bu t t er (or Js UghUy browned. Add broth, nix, he was sprawled in his thinly slim:! In hair and seeded with marinade and broil 4 or 5 margarine) cover, simmer 20-25 minues. direct.or's chair on the set. Small clove garlic, pressed S bay lea ves inches from source of heat;; to 1,:1. cup white rice (or until all liquid i!I absorbed (optional ) 18 cherry tomatoes 7 minutes on each side (or 11.i. cup brown rice and rice is tender). MIKE CONN&RS WORKS UP A,PETITE ''Ll.sten." he luned forw1rd,,__.:.:::::::::::;: ______ __::_::::;_:.:__:::==---__:...:::=:::....:::...:::=...:::::...:.:: _ __::...::::.::_:::.:_.:::._:::.:__-:-_ __::::._:__:__:_;:.;_::.::_;:.;_ _____ __:__: ________________ _ e1v ... rlv. "I don 1t merln'lt.e the • lamb ll!I long •• most people. because lhen you get too strong a ta ste. f'"our or five houni •t .the most . • "And T •1~11)'4 cover It with a damp cJolJL..-J don't know .why,,, but &OM~how it ju.sl setrrii to ~eeo the marination going on m there. Thal'! the wav rnv famil-v's alw11v1 done, ft.•• Mike. ernoh11~lzed fhf' Im· Portan<:e of using you ng or .sprine le~ of lamb. Oddly. he wasn 'l Loo lcttn c1n hi.a racmilv's Armenian fl)()(f a~ a child in Presno, but now reli!~s it . .. My mplher is a wonclertul l!'()()k. She made all the Anne- nl~n dishes : dolma (rice-lamb stuffed grape or cabb~ge letives). sanna (meal-rlet. WU· or lamb. rolled in cal> • leave!!). ll:ofta lmeat nit- 11~ shal)Cd DAt or In a ball wlth fla vored lamb or " corn· bfnatlon ~f ~ats) and pilaf (rt., diS~. the us~al ac- ~Qaniment to 1 h f s h l•bab<J. "Now. wbenever 1 go home .. or my .mother comes down to vl.sl~ -ind ~n,t11 some of bU Armenian dlihea, I go qut of m.v mind!" Conners con!lldPrs hlm11elf a true "homebody," thoroughly enjoys his home In Encino with his wife. Mary, and their two teenagers. t'I)lad suddenlv come to !hr 1 • pl8ce· in my life where wt •Pent too mueh time worryinl? about thini;t:s. There's not a helluvR J('lt Wf' c,a,, ctn ~tio11f It. anyway. We don 't really take enoui:zh lime lo rnio" pt'npJe and what we do ha ve in life. . !'l think that's OPrl of the 'turmoil In the wo rld today. ,eoOte havfl J11st fonrotten the basics or life that are thtre to Cnjoy : the 11ir. tree~. suni1hlne. r.iiin. the children. !hr pleasurr ot iust rela:x in~ together. "I've reall v made a very strong attempt In the la st ye~r or two le trv and do exactlv what l feel like and eniov ff!P thln1s J have." Happiest time~ tor the ConnPNI arf' at horn,. or in }heir Lake Arrowhead retreat. ''Here," said Mike , "it's iu!!!I the joy of beinit" logtlher. There, we go water skiin~. bootjng, .!lwlmming anct work arOund the place . Tollethemess Is the secret'." The Mannix .star hi an old· fuilk!Qe<I ,lather. "I st 111 believe in ce rtain m o r a I precepl3 and believe children should be puni shed. I don't believe in permissivenrss." He was too bored with ( women's lib even to discuss It. he said frankly. "I believe i · that women are the weaker sex and should be protected and.provided for." P!fary is a first·rl'lle conk. I according to Mike. "Sh" · make.s awfully ~ood rice pilaf the Armenian way and great I SPICIO FRUIT WITH k,l.llOllS "STARS s.dne1 °""" ti .... ol the world'• great utrolo-- l trt. Hia column fl cine at tl1'! DAILY PILOrS ..... , f tunos. ' THE SUPER MARKO I out of 5 of our customers switched to~ within the. last year: . • •1nH,..-.., Surwy C'Mlilluet.i ""*'t •• .,.. c~ DEUCIOUl-NUTIUTIOUS UIDA CHOICE-AMmllCAN_ 89 FRESH 98 lb. • LAMB LEGSu ... GROUMJ T•EY ' USDA GRADE A-SOUTHERN FRYING CHICKEN Whole 2-2\l lb .. 31 lb .• •ONELESI-'-BEEF SHOULDER lb. CLOD ROAS~1.09 . ' EV/iRYDA~µJIY PRICES MEAT MASTER MEAT ltll Ctllolck-Clfltltl' C11t BONELESS ROASTS 1111 Lol11Cut Bollom Slr1oln Steak l•111-T1tw11r STEWING BEEF l..,lolll Cwt l.ondoll Grill Steak .... 99 .1.89 Clllfofnl• G1ow11-D1y• l'r11ll1r Gr1d1 A 39 FRYERS Wltoll l ·l 'lo lb•. lb •• C1Nfornl1 Q10'11'n-01y1 Fr11htf Fryer Legs or Thighs lit .• 75 C1!lfornl1 Grown-01y1 Fr1i111r FRYER BREASTS •.. 79 IDftll111 lr111! TURKEY CUTLETS • 1.49 ''"' l'oocl• MAYONNAISE Goldlft *"'°11 ll1mtl NIBLETS CORN AlllDllH l'tl\IOfl Hl_C·DRINKS ...... 29 I Cln • ~I<••• -Uqollld BLEACH .... 49 bottll I .. eclln1<t-ltr1lned BABY FOOD ...... 07 I•• • C1111pb111'1 11 TOMATO SOUP "";::; , Tld1 -AU P1<rpoM ' tt 79 DETERGENT ,-::: • AM V1t11tl11 Exe-sit .. I f-l111q1<1t 35 FROZEN DINNERS ,., .• ... f-tlllll0lon1l111 Loin Cut DELMONICO STEAK 1111 T1nd1rlol11-Sllcld or ,IKI " .98 lb 1.49 lb, 1.89 lb. 2.89 lb 1.89 l'r1a11 ·o round BEEF MEAT LOAF Morr1ll-Spk:11 & W1t1r Add1d BACK TO SCHOO~ '"· .aa TF:u-LED'""'"·Oll• ·fL 2 •s • 1. 79 BINDER •• , .. F1lET MIGNON UIOA Cllolc1-L1mb SMALL LOIN CHOPS frHll-UIOA Cllok1 Lamb Sl!oulder RoJSt "'''" ,i1u 1 Cut Shoulder Lamb Chops ... 79 " 1.19 lo1R1tlllr11 Dlntr111t Wltfl Gretlftll Ulmb 89 Stulfed Lamb Breast . "· , Boneless Ham Slices l'tt:tm llfllh-1·tb. Pkg. Cedar Fanns Bacon • •.• 78 SEAFOO D DEPARTMENT F,.1ll-Loe1I UNG COD FILLETS lb 1.09 •. 1.98 k'-!S,Kl1I BICPENS ... 46 or.) 1 M1v1 -.n V1l111. TiiEME BOOK llCll .38 Viti S1v1r St1lnl111 lte1I 2 99 FOOD STEAMER.... • FRESH LOCALLY.__ GREEN BEANS LB .• 19 DELICATESSEN DEPARTMENT PRODUCE DEPARTMENT 1111p11t-suc1cl 4V1r114~ 63 M a.11ie1-Lllr1t1, lllpto ~~!'e~1 Y••r •·•1 •22 CHIY =-•~u~r ... ·10 TOMATOES PIU.SSURY BISCUTS ,..., , 1--. JM~r ·k111d•t • sttRi;Ai;" C'ocKTAJL ...... aa VALENCIA ,..,..,....._,.,111or 011lttl a• nD•lll'cs Hlllh Brown Pollltoec ,.., .. , £ - . ... ~.19 ..... 19 · SOfT'MARGARJNE ~ ·= CEt£11Rv '''" .18 •on·. • !..•@LL"ft 10 . Blue Cheese Dressing ... a. , 'B PEPPERS ••cit , 1 loO'I· ... nlc:k.0 TellowM11tu oa· RoquelOll Dresalng ••• 'JR.. -BANANA SQUASH ,.. ,. • lk11~1Mt-Soft,2Tlidl1 41 Whipped Margm!ne "' , • C/Gla~fi\ ~~ DAIRY DEPARTMENT \"T""--'A't I ·~"""""'T<!I ""' "" 89 a..u11tu1 M•lfu.rll• 79 Fresh Onlnge Juice """ , DAISIES .,...,. ', R:if*;;Butterm11k Yt-1•1 .89 POMPOMS INlrM;h .79 BAKERY DEfARTMENT LIQUOR DEPARTMENT W1tit. I WMet, lenftM" ii a,lll:T°' RALPHS BREAD ~!!!.~-_!lf.1.! HOT DOG BUNS "~"'h1 -l11Mmlr T1'11t LEMON PIE ll1lph1-1''"9I •••• · Lemon Deltght Cake .... 38 •111 • r .... 79 ltCh ,88 l•lfYfeJ Low ,nc, SAMIRA VODKA _2.89 =~~~ -3.78 ;::1:~.,.._ .... ,,. 2 89 LAKESHIRE GIN ,... , lt'ewMI ... ar.ton-11 Ow-. C:e111 ~ 96 Aspen Gold Beer cwte11 1 Ralphs combination of SUPER BUYS and EVERYDAY LOW PRICES Is the best ~ay we know to keep your grocery bill down. ~-caterl!!.IL --ttunts 111111110 llit CREAM ~~~1.89 KETCHUP ::~ .38 HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS Ultr1lrlt1 •ll!ll_wil•ror Mlnl 1 ,~ • J5 TOOTH PASTE 1~~ , fl•f!41 llltff:._ Pt~.~!".'• M1nlftol Ml1tl 88 SHAVE CR~ 11·DI. c1n 1 T11111-L1inon orW1t11 1o111r •·or. 91 HAIR RINSE ""'' • Alllo•n-ll1t •• l1. Hold, Ultl1'111l1 Holl! 1 59 HAtR,SPRAY ":J.. 13•01. Cl tll I ME'tlS'HArR SPRAY 11~!~ .82 "W1y-D9Cone 111n1 \ 73 NASAL SPRAY ;:;: , A111tg111t 1 28 BUFFERIN TABLETS ':!i:~ , Pl1I -R1~11r 14 1 57 ANTJ.PERSPIRANT ;:'; , . FROZEN FOOD 91rd••r•-rn11m10onll VEGETABLES l~t.a. ~!!_IL ORANGE DRINK ?!!.rt.!!1•-· 'HOT SLICES Clf1t 1"11111...!w1t11811tttr HALIBUT ALLETS GREENBEA'NS ~lc11w .. 1-1'1ncy ClJTCORN ...... 46 ..... 11:~ .28 111+-er. 49 '"'· . ..... 95 pkg. ' ·~:;: .28 J4.0E. 43 Jllft, I J1no 1-S1u11g1 or •1pp1ronl 83 PIZZA ROLLS ~::: • c~.C111rbffrd 1'1r1111-Roflff a 1114 3 69 Turkey Roeats •~. ... • ~I _ .... Temporary R1duc1tl Price. Manuftcturtrs SHChll Allew1111. . @l) EVERYDAY LO~V PRICES ' HOUSEHOLD NEEDS ..... _.,,. 47 ROOM DEODOAAHTS 7~!~ , t.o.a.-ao., ,1111c1 SCOURING PADS V1M11ti1-lnl111111h'1 Cl,. BATHBEADs AL"~'FOIL ,....... 18 l1tctr1Ml-Dhttw1.,..... c.11 • DETERGENT 47 GOfCIWlll°I -Le111tft COllRlltrlll ,,. , _ FABRIC SOFTENER <-p• 67 Onllld-A111~ COion """ , PAPER NAPKJNS 1.,,_ 49 V11.llM..!1.hit1MC... "•, BATii OIL .... 49 , .... •> .. 79 '"'· . :;.36 If.or. 71 · ,... . ' ':;1:!.75 -· 69 '"'·I ~1.18 , . ' Prk;•• eff-=t!Y• Sept. 7 lhru Sept. 1S HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS FROZEN FOOD PANTRY FILLERS PANTRY FILLERS PANTRY FILL ERS HOUSEHOLDS Nl;fDS "'"'"·~-~·111-......... TOOTH BRUSH .. ,) .ea APPl-E PIES "•••l -,H••1·L•"'' ~. f.13 t•fO L• SHAMPOO POUND CAKES c_..,_,,.,, ANTl·PERSPIAANT '.::;1.10 ....... -ORANGE JUICE -·-~:~ f .01 _ .. _,_ SINAREST TABLETS CHICKEN DINNER "'-··-·· :.:~ 1.13 ......... _,.,_ SHAMPOO MEAT PIES --~ .......... HAIR SP AY · '~-:~ ..• ""'O·~-· ENCHILADAS ~ ~ l,{li\Jl1~ i{&l\I~, i Ore Ida =~:~. 29 ~ I POTATOES ;i:: • I Oftlr 01\11 COtlflOll ~ Cu1l•1111r ~·-•leftt.71i'!'• .. ~··'~. ~ . WIJIJ/M tlr~,34 "'r= .. --... C AMON ,,.~::: .31 ,_ TOMATO PUAEE ·~.7t ·--~O•---c-.. BROWN GRAVY OUIK .... 1. I BOUILLON CUBES ·.:;.u ·-· ".:::: .41 (:1jjj" .. --~-RITZ CllACKIAS NK TUNA ..,,,, ,,.,-;: .•• C ...... 9'rrt.o-L•-CHUNK UNA -=.71 MUSTAiO- ~.H ~·,..i-••-•1111-• •;:: .12 ~· PUDDING$ TOMATO PASTE il~ii•ox COOKIES ";; .41 mfn'ii'lt"'..J 1':::.41 N S ' THESUPIR ~:.at ;Wl'iJT IUTTIA n•;.41 .... ~t-PA ATOWILS -=~· 1::4• itiiFfiii OLIVES '°;.at ~~11triai'lii "':.27 r ~.:.u f'tOUIM-~AZ ,n.t.r =~T i Ull "·;.a ·tHot1~1Ho !:.ta -·-DIXIECU'9 ....... •.:.n l;"'rg·-::.eo · ;r,';R_'HiPKINS -:: .12 1 • UI NOil "~ ... ,,._ •.:.10 __ ......,....,.. -;: .a1 TOMATO llAUCf TOILITTlllUI ' • RALPHS STORES ARE LOCATED AT: 380 E. 17111 ST., COSTA MESA; 9901 ADIMS BLVD., HllNTUIGTOH BEACH; 1~71 s: BIOOlllUIST, WESTllllsrtR: STORE HOURS: 1· 10 DAILY, 9.9 SUNDAY . 17261 17th ST., TUSTIN 401 N. LOARA, AHAHEIM " 1 I L t I • • ' I I· \ •. • • . ~ • = \ ·. I Diet Drjnks Mixed THE SL/ M GOURMET ' I a ;t fi: I :l ;l·l ·1'131--• CRISP EXTRA FANCY KLEENEX DEUCIOUS FACIAL TISSUE APPLES 4~f1 • I LONG GREEN" BO:OOOF 4 F $1 CUCUMBERS 2 PLY 0 .R -··---3 Fol 29' .. ' GOLDEN RIPE' • w •••• , .. ~41m DAILY PILOT fJ1 = DR. PEPPER SODA POP REG. OR SUGAR FREE ' 49c --· BIG 16 FL. oz. I BOTTLES I BROKEN PITTED OLIVES 4i$1 TALL CANS BANANAS 12~· LARGE FRESH GRADE AA MOTHERS SNAPPY KENTUCKY GREEN BEANS • U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF SHOULDER CLOD BEEF • ROAST V~lU,\Bl! COUPON -1 . .. c .~ OUR OWN CURED CORNED LEAN BRISKET • BAR M BULK E DOZ. WIENERS s c 9 FRESH FILLET $149 OLE LB • .............. ' ... VAlUABlE COUPON COOKIES .• • • All Regul1r 55c V1ritle1 f lUff 0 -ALL VEGETABLl-3 Lb. C.n SHORTENING ••• 79~ PURINA HIGH PRO.TEIN DOG MEAL JERGENS LOTION MILD BAR SOAP BIG BATH SIZE NEW! .KOLD KIST FROZEN SOUP 5 Lii. llAG 69~ 10:. SAYI e LHtfl e M•:u• C._ Clie•4•r 4/$1 e N""f .... e New ....... C._ C119wW • ,....,. • ,...,. IUce • Splft ,_. YAN DI UMPS 4111k MEAT PIES~~~':!~.:-' 7- •• WI GIVE ILUE-C:HIP STAMPS I COSTA MESA PLACENTIA 19th 3111 Placentia 710W, Cllipman Prices Effectives Thunclay thrv Sunday SEPT. 7, 8, 9, 10 l'rlcts '""!Mt .. ~ -...... WI •LAO&. Y ACCIPT U.S.D.A. FOOD COUPONS . ' 1 r ' . • J'l DAlj. V ,llOT . Wfd,,.>111, ftot"'1i>g fJ.!~n Br 0 cc0li the . Ticket tr-avelers Fi n.d Jast • DEAR NAN: Could 1•• 1ncler and running bot wa!tr Pour Into a """""' 9111 broceoll. Still .,. the 1'l!Ole ('11C~) 1nlpped parlley, and ter 11111 ollr ln 1111 llo\n'. -..,. recipes 1!>11 are •r• lo pleote Delp mo? l wollld llllt over l~ 'lll<o 1epar11< 1he bakln& dilh and blu al 350 pack>C•· No salt •nd pepper Is <hlVff, .. fl' and peJ1P<r to Craduolly lllr In Ille liqllld And cbet!M. Lui, fold in lhc become )'OUT I amt I Y • • to bow bow to make M broe· pieces with a fork and drain for 1 hour or unW a Jmlfe needed. Half the reclpt would taste, J~ cups cooked. aleved .Ind coolq 1Un\na. v n t 11 • .Offty beaten eu whites. favorites in Mr booklet n11 eon puff 11 ter\led by tn well. 4..'0mts out almost clean. lt serve four or lhereabouts. broccoli .and 1/3 cup arated, thickened. Take from htat. TUm Into a butteNd souflle Most Asked For Recipes.'' a.lrlJne. Jl bat J••t a hint of Have all other Ingredients at should ht! n golden brown and You <:an muke a broccoli American cheest. '"'ert Js StJr ln tba pureed broct'Oli dlsh (lf )'OU u1e tn1(hlnc ellle, You may have her booklet b}' riutme.g lo U. -Mn. M. Fri· room temperature. ln the bubbly on top. aoutlle using J/3 cup butter, 'I' .. nothing to prevent you from and ~het~. Lut, fold in tht your IOUffle won, puff). Bake sendlnc ~ cents and • Jong, day, Warrtn. &-tich. order listed. layer ingredlenli J.tt set 1! room tem pcrah1re cup flour, ~cup sweet cream1 adding a da!h of tbe nutme1 beaten eu yolkl, tUrring in• ~ dtaree oveti abOut self·addreued, st a ID Ped 1 am not wre wJiat you in 1be large bowl of an electric JO mlnute:1 before servU,g. ¥. cup chicken boUIUon, 3 well you like. quickly. Then add beck to 2$ minutes. Server fc)ur. envelope to Nin Wiley in care mean by ••puff" ~ 1 have mix hlrt and beat until well You mt)' cut lhe recipe in beaten egg yolks, 4 tUffiy Scald the cream with the what 's Jn the pan, along with or the OMLY PILOT. Please no\ eaten what any of thc,_h~le_nd~td:;:,;...~~~~~~~-b-•_lf_i_r~v_ou~lik_•~·-''-'-•~Pt_r_or~tb~c~be~••_e_n _•~l!l:_w_h_ite_s~,-l~~~·~•poo::.:.c~•__:<~hlc--'ke~n~bo:..:...•ft~l~on~.~M-•_ll~lhe:..:...~b•~t~·_.~c:.;;..,..'.::par:;;:•l~ey~,.....:<lli:::.:"•=••:_=•~n~d:_....:.N=•~~-W=i=le~y-b=•=•='°:.:.:~=·~•=the::::.•~~:::l•=w~l~w= .. ::::k•~f~or~d=•=U~ve=ry~.:__- aJrlines ~rve. but It Is prot>-l-"" - LETS ASK THE COOK by Nan Wiey ably a 90Uf0e type . However, first J' 'NOUl~ JUte to tell you · about a &err.We br occo li <' casserole or ''Prymac Serbia" we were served at a dinner part,y. -.' • My husband doesn't like broc,coli..or cottage cheese, but he bad two heelthy helping• before Olga happened to men- tion the ingredients. You will need e· unbeaten eggs, 2 pollnd• creamed cot· tage cheele (1mall curd), 6 tablespoons flour, 1,L, pound diced processed Cheddar cheeae. I packaae frozen, chopped brocC<lli (nOt cooked), v .. pound butter and 2 chopped gretn onions, tops and all. Thaw the frozen broccoli quickly by placing it in a col- Short. . . ' And Sweet F'resh nectarines t a s t e delicious sliced and slightly sugared with accompanying cookies. For the cookies you might like to ·offer Sesa me Shortbread. These cookies are sweeter than tradition a I sho~bread. This way they taste particularly good with the nectarines. SESAME SHORTBREAD WITH NECTARINES t cup silted flour V• cup -aUted cornstarch 'I, cup confectioners' !ugar 1/4 teruipoon salt •/, tea.snoon -glnger ~cup butter 3 ta~lespoons sesame seeds e frelh nectarines +'• cup granulated sugar Whipped cream, lf desired Into a medium mixing bowl sift together the fl our, com· starch, confectioners' sugar, salt and ginger. With your fingers work in butter until mixture holds together. On 1 large cookie sheet, with a etockinet-covered roll- ing pin, roll out dough to a rectan1le a~ut lO'iir: by 7~ lnchee. Sprtdkle with tetame seeds. Cut into 6 squares, each 31r.. by 31f.z inches. Cut each square In half and with a wide metal spatula separate slightly. Bake in a preheated ~ degree avtn until a lia:ht golden brown -20 to 25 n1inutes. With a wide metal spatula remove to wire rack to cool. Store in a tightly covered tin bo:'f. \Vhen ready to serve, cut nectarines in half and remove pita: slice and mix with granulated sugar. Top In· dlvldual portions with whipped cream. Makes 6 servings. Rosy Fall WASITTNOTON (AP\ -The Agriculture OtpartD)ent say1 the apple harvest Is large again this year and should reach a peek in lime for na- tional Apple \Veek, Oct. 26 lo Nov. -4. To help producers n1arket them. the department has put •J!Ples ol the lop of its "plen- tiful foods" list for October. Foods on the list are judged to be in need of marketing aid through promotions by stores and the food industry. Bar-B·Que Base UIE JONNY CAT. Keeps •r-11-Q ci..n Allaorb& Gre1se PttDop~ Food & Dru1 Slorts PRICES EFFECTIVE WED., SEPT. 6 THRU TUES., SEPT. 12, 1972 GOOD AT All MARKET IASKIT M.I . DISCOUNT FOODS STORES ' SINCE CONVERSION TO EXTRA LOW DISCOUNT PRICING!, Q HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE THOUSANDS OF LOW, LOW PRICES AVAILABLE TO YOU 0 ~ FAMILY PACK S-LBS. OR MORE u.s.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS CLOD _GRO_UND ! BEEF BEEf RO 'AST ... ,, r~ 14~· • .• t ~-~· ... ~._.,.. ' u.s.D.A. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS OFFICIAL u.s.D.A. .J: FOOD ST AMP REDEMPTION STOIE SEEDLESS BLACK, ltAllA SPENCER STEAK GRAPES -' ,.. \. ' .. .99 ASSORTED FLAVORS HILLCREST SODA POP 12-0Z. CAN WI QSllVI THI llGHT TO UMtTQUANTITllS. HO JMU TO DllTlllUTOIS · OI ¥(HCMISAllH . , THER E IS A MARKET BASKET M.8. DISCOUNT FOOD STOltf NEAii 1011 :::_""i~\{'1'1-~1 1··., •. •u..,••ftl.••111......,, •• '""''"''t.IU'""..,... •u•1,1t111.,..._..:;_ 'ill-¥"•$,*-~ !Hl..,...,....,..-:-_.n..w.)rff t1oc...... .....,.~ .. ,.._..._ •iNlll :llll,...,ll, •l:::NHtlO,ll .. iM-.111 •MLl_l ... lil .,(••t.' "'""' .. "ltllt9'Ul.JllMa....._IW. 1 HM , ..... '" ............ •• ,,_.~II .. .._.__. .... ••t ltJlt .... 1 M11\ll. IHMt.llW5o • •• .. ,.. l"""°'lt.4. • Utth:C"", U1'U~lfl(" • u••1111, lijl#,_11N. • I . ......... • ,,.............. 1 t lt W..IJllo lo, 1 .............. 1-l =tfftl."""'l ..... M. 0 ~ .. ,11~_.1t .. ..,1.1..,tHoOM •Cllltl•Utwf,lhtl· 0.11bt, t l-•IUl,if!ll....... I ' ......... • .... ~ '•--···-.... ~ ·1~- • ICl.ll\..,ll IUll'-.. ..._ .. , :::::::1:~':!'"'"' • llMll•lllllcllll.JIUl.-IM.•ltsl MllB,ltlt .... ;.,i.... 1 -~"'i!l1i""" 1 'fi'' 1 M 1 U~-~" 1 i •1 ... 1•.thLll""t.... Ull\'111 1 • ,_ ... 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At Lucky, TRUE DISCOUNT PRICING means .savings that count -savi0gs you can cou11t on -day in and day out. Shop and compare, you'll agree that Lucky is (tMflfM c lt1t Lwc~r•twftlK .. AM '*tllhtfltf'I .. •••c•• ... DIKOU•T•O ••c•" Oft PAl•·TlliADID ••o MYlWNMl•TCOWT•O'-UO ITIMS PACKAGED GOODS BRE·D HAIY(ff°"'llllll'lllC00 3J• .. • • • • • • • •WHOlfWHU.T 160ZIOM RITZ CRACKERS ........ ":~ 46• .... OATMEAL ~OOKIES .• ,!'::~43• .,...CAP'N CRUNCH ••. ''!'~;;:::49• . ..... GRANOLA CEREAL •.•. ,..\:W,49• IUCilll.All, JIUNOU,, 1111.1. GUIN5 ' HUn OI ~o C•l,tlOI ' lllLETS 0111 20~ .,..+UNClU IEHS RICE ... ,.,T:.?.49• _ CANNED FOODS ..... M.J.B. TEA BAGS ..... '~.1:94• .,. . M•XWEll HOUSE 19• -'JELLO """"""' 21' ,. """"' lT -' • • • • • • • • t VMl£l'11S, 6"0l l'IG IUClltC ...... Oil °'" C0HH .,..+DRllM WHIP .•. ~'!~::l::l 45• · MAXWEll'HOUSE •• "Jl2.51 · ISGlllM 01 EUmlC '9IC OlfM • . COFFEE ••. ".'~:":".":::1.411 SKIPPY DOG FOOD .... ·~: 11 • MAX PAX •••...• '!"!' ~\:',~"i:ll .89 PET FOODS GUYYTiAiN .... !'".~~.":;:3.15 ..... CLIANPGPiPEE~ACUHCESE ••• ,;;.;,":,~2934• KAL KAN DOG FOOD ... ~~ 27• .,.+ORANG~ JUICE::::: ;~z49: FIG JUICE •.... : ••..• '":,'J": 54• .,..+DEL MONTE BEANS · .... = 28• .,-4 DEL MONTE CORN •• ":".'!:l'.'!l 20• o'4 LIBBY'S BEEF STEW -: •.. ~c:l 67; llHYISTDAT65" STUWllllT F H.OUll(I ..... JAJ - ., FROZEN FOODS HOJIMEL 'CHJLI ...... : . '.~.5.9' .,..+ KllAn DRESSING .·~~01m49' o'4KRAn JELLIES ••.•..• ~'.l'.i:f34• •. .,. o'4CHI Dill PICKhS •••.• ,.,59• lllOUUil: 09 •OSIU CHOPpED CHIVES • .. • .":::'11:49• POMPEIAN OLIVE Oil •• "c!'ll.54 FISHSTICKS ..•....• ~= 87• DINNER .... """"'""'""' 57' •••••••••••• 120! ~ FISH FILLETS ••...•.. ·~~.:t'l.'185• SANDWICH CPTl.flll5HFl1ttflUUWITM 71 • Olm ' !Milli u,u:J, • OZ l'lG VEGETABLES ........ ,,::.~":;49• YATER TOTS ..••••• ~".':':'0:'::'52• U.S.D.L fflOll STAMP I COUPONS Gladly Accepted MINUTE MAID LIMEADE •• t1i 15' ·~• FISHSTICllS . "'"""•~1 33 .,..+VIVA Tez?,~lS •••• J •..... 28• H OUSEHOLD ITCMS • • • • -• • • • • oz ,.. • ...-• COU3lll5 SWISS MISS APPLE PIE • • ::29· o'4 lADY LH FdlL , .' •••• 'l.0::::23' SWISS MISS PEACH PIE •• ..,,;,29• o'4 ~!t,tYHlllN TISSUE •• ~'::::32'. BRUSSEL SPROUTS ••••• ,;i:.,",:63• ~ WlllDEX CLEANER •. ~k~45• · MAl·IE$.,BURRITOS . • • • ,,o\.,.55• o'4 LYSOl CLEANER ., ••••• ,:":39• UGGIU 4.7t JSO.COUllT PACUGI . -. . . . . o'4GINOS CHEESE PIZZA •. ~ '\::61• .,-.PIZZA ROLLS ..... -.• ~S9• ORANGE PLUS .•• ·~~..O:::l.\'.!J:57• llllDS EYE OKRA ...... ,,:::l32• · fTALIAN FOOD .... ~~77 • CANNED FOODS .... LADY UE JUICE ..••• :':~31• ARTICHOKES .•...•.• ~.ll 37' CHUNK TUNA ••. '""'=~.':::'!!: 42• .,. AJAX PETEl.GEICf .••• M .. o: 1.01 .,..,PHASE 111 :t:: 'I .•. ....':.:19• WATEI sonENER •••. "":'/.':: 1.oa WHITE KING "D'', .•••. =95• WHIT(llN~ SOAP ••••• .,':::70• OCUNSPH27f 16-GUll<I c.&• FOR ADDITIONAL 5AV1Nt:S ... the few Item• listed on this page constitute just a small sampling of the thousands of loyrt, discount prices 1~ store for you. lOW DISCOUNT PRICES ON HEALTH ANO BEAUTY AIDS / ... kl(S11tf PIDTEI• 21 lllR PRlllCTS RIG • DllT .• OIL T SllllPDD ··~0% l\=:~COIDITIDIER Dryor 99c fine. 4 OZ lllR SPllY \ I llEllE• E -IEOIDlllT .• 97 C Proven •ffettive In pr1~nting _. 4 .. OZ per• I ration odor I (). -. ... J:;ffkt/. PEPSDIE•T TDOTllPISTE 5 9 C 's~:r-I~ f PIP.!\IJIJ.l!lJ . COVEi IURL IUTD LllEll Black, BrowA. $159 or Brown/llock· Unoconlod, Rogular$119. or Hord-To-Hold. IS Olt , COWEii llllL llTURIL number one in GREATER EVERYDAY SAVINGS! • "'OUltPllClPlOllCTIONPOUC'l'OIJAUHTirsMV:PalCBTOM lfflCTIW FIOM MDHl'SO.AY SIP'T. 61'4 TI«U TU60AY SlPt. 121H, 197'?". TOI TURKEYS CHUCK ROAST ... UM•,•U"Y 39c U.l.D ... ••u• A ........ 98 U.lle•eMD UNCOlllDt.TIONl.U Y c IONDllDP'Olt UNC~~~~:i~~!LLY 5 7 c aOND•D 1"011 QUALITY AlllO UlllCOlllOiTIONAlLY , I.II llONDllO ' CREESE FOOD 1i~~7nf 10&1 , ::I DAIRY PRODUCTS ORAMGE'JUICE .••.... ~~.: 87 • BLUE IONllET •••••... ~~ 32• COlTAGE tHHSE •••••• '-:.'11:61• ro'RiM'On'sHERBET .••. ·~65• tt You Are in a Rush ..• .. ..., • ,.cau." Ila .... " ltlt. .... fer ~---rill till •-.: '" lflM. l1Mi "l*1r: Qect• II • ..... •1111 ... 911 6 .,. mttt ....,. " ...... ~Qt~ '---..--~ ........ QUALITY.. LI l'LAVO• L• "LAVOlt 57.~ Fresh ... Discount Priced Deli Items CHEESE SPREAD ~::J: .1000 ISLAND DRESSING • ltDIV.WUmosuas ....... llOtPIG'' IOl'S ·················· .1601JAt69 tOICHDRN CHEESE WISC.°A':.73• LEO'S SLICED llEATS w,~:.'.:~'3· •• MIDNMlllAlrCMIDDAI ..... lO OlHG MMOl1UKIYDAllMIAT .•.. IOlPIO .. MOZAIELU CHEESE ~~ • PILLSBURY CGOllES . 7• 1110.a ... 71c) PllCIOUS llAND .... 91 CllOCOUn CIMP, ILICI &111116 ot ni114 . DAK PICNIC SHOULDER , PILLSBURY BISCUITS c DAiii•. SllCIO •.•.• ' ......•. I Ot PIG 13 IUTnllllLIOI ieo•ntu ' ... I 01u•I0 ~W!. ~~.l~H ~·~ ...... ,,. ~A£0LA c~o~~'· ·"~ ...... 12· ' . BEVERAGE• SPIRITS OLYMPIA BEEll • :: •. : ,.,t'~ 1.62 WHISliiY •....• :=.•"::.":117:69 VIN ROSE WINE ••••• ~·:0.~: 1.83 "ll'f IUYS .. a utr.mi1p .... ,.11i.1t " .-txllrtrt' ta,lfll'J' ,n•li••ll aJ. ..._.s. TM ~uT IUY" itil•1 li1t1• an jltt I ltw If tile allf lrlll 'llllt1 ii lllrt let ,.. .•. W1 s111qt ,.. 1ltei·"' 11 tHs. "ll'f IUT" item Jt• _....,, .. aM n.ltJ UUTU lYO'TDAT U~MU! w fVan de Kamps 111 AH OUTSTANDING VARIITT Of FRESH IAKtRY GOODS FARli FRESH PR0 '1'1CE 6T DISCOUN T PRll:fS GUARANlHO TO BF IHl FINEST QUA LITY HAILABLE U.S. NO. l RUSSET POTATOE:S ~ELECTION C NICESIZE 54 RED TOKAY &RAPES Ls.29c DELic1ius.· iPPLES 4 B~G 5 ac THE GOURMET lffiUCE 14• FRED ROMAINE EA. BANANAS ' 100% CHIQUITAIRANlt FIRM, GOLDEN RIPE BUNCHES 12~ It's "Reodin' and Wrltln' and 'Rlthmetic" time again I Buy oU their bock-to-tchool needs ot our LOW DISCOUNT PRICES thot mean g~. oJcf.fathioned sovlngtl llY'S 3-PIOK CREW SICKS BOOK COVERS Greot cover-ups tor making a dull 1ublect book Interesting, hiding_ a title, protecting book - trom soil. 36 c IRIEF COVEi , • 47' 49 PEIOIL TllLET THll ILL-II· llE BllDER All cotton . machine wathoble, long·weorlng. Attt'd 111". ' Hurry to LUCKY! 97c NOT AVAIUllL• AT SANTA MONICA ILLEREST s i ic .' LISI or SIPER LISI Qualltv Hyton• paper for your .1chool 29 C Wlpe<leon "vlnyl" .t.over, Index pagot, citcular •lkM rula. s 1 s6 college ruled paper, ploatlc PEE-CHEE FOLDER , Brown. BladC or $139 pecon9fttont 1ob1, 2• • , lrown/llack HUS LEllDI s 113 llLl".llEllE .. , oz • • ~ . 1 • I ' cote for pet'lcUt, pens. 36c 1ubjectt, or for anything. --...::::::'.) SPllllL TIEllE IODl ........•. A2c . .,., 011 STIPLEll •••••••••••••••..•.•• '~···klffktl· ~ \\~.1'8 COUIT ' WEBSTER'S DICTlllllY 'fllEllS POCIET Tlllll .• : ... 68c ITIUn WDYEI llUI """•oa"' FILLER .PIPER · 8-1/2" x 11 " callogo Tito A 10 Z of It tor bock to school ! lt" • II" 9f c 24" • 45" SJ 97 ~ rul~ or wide. -0 76c s13' lAGUNA Nltlt. ki1 Ditr. rrf. ti 1, ''' OIAllG(-: 162' I. (h•'1'Mlt 1,, .. ~ th . f lA MllAOA • l• Milt t Sh•Hllil C•~. PAIAOINA • 411 f. Viii• h1t•I 1r1 1 1 n11r JOU • • • lAl••ooo . ltli ...... si."'"'' c,~ ,,,_ ., ...... o~o . ,,,., •···"·" lAWNOAU • l~tll S•. 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Cnl'lllli /JJtl llPllltJJl . · II! i 1 From fresh King-sized' fryers, t6 offer more sweet tender white meat for good eating! · The special brine cure makes it so savory ••• El Rancho quality make& it so tender! Whole or point half\ -. I . . Chunky legs from l\.ing·sized fryers afford more rich juicy dark meat for pleasure! / ' ' Fresh Fryer Wings .......... 3 tbs.$1 Ground Beef .••..••.• 99~ :~mfD STEAK .. : ............................. 49.~. ·• · • You'reSUre to be pleaacl withthemeat:Y gQOdness! Chicken Livers .................... '\: 69it See the difference that frel!hness can really me\.n! \ ----. Extra leen, an_d fresh •.•• bulk or· patties -----&tr• lean ••• minimlim net weigl!t ao .. ·each. -"'- -· ... • • • ... .. . , . Ground Veal •.••••••. 51°t Sliced. Bacon ••..••••• 79~ Low in calories, high quality-bulk or patties El llancho's OWD lean ranchBtyle slices! . ), j . ~. I . ' .. -. Swor.dfish . 149 FRESH STEAKS • • • • • • • 111 • ~uper ~r~sh Produce! Certified by Food &Drug Administration to be wholesome and free of cont~min'l"ts! -. :." . Turbot Fillets . • . • • 89~. King Crab Claws $15' • • lb. Cut ftom large Ii.sh ftom Greenland waters! From Alaskan crabs formore m,aty goodnees! . Cherrystone Cla111s -79~ .. · . Cocktail Shrimp _ •• sit! Rushed fresh tO you, f;rOm New England! ~ully cooked ••• ready for your enjoyme11t! Super Grocery Specials! ,,,,VANDEKAMP'S • • • • • • • • 41° .. Favorite 1tfexican varieties, in V$D de Kamp1s own Americana s~le! ~our choice! Froze!) 12 oz. pkg. II/ad DPllllill IONSTWS •• 31° Choose mue Cheese, French, Grean Goddess, or Vinaigrette~ 8 oz btles. (Roquefort ••• 59') lol'lhBPI 18811 ...... 3"'1/ Four roll packs in white or colors. At this price you')! want to get an extra pack or two! Fresca or Tab 28 OZ. BOTTLES Take your choice of these favored soft drinks in No Deposit 28 ounce bottle&t and save! 3 forsl G f ., J ·ce TREESWEET 59~ rape ru1 · u1 sPACK ••••• Chpose either natural or pink, in the six ounce individual sit.ed calls! Instant Breakfast ...... 59c Caniation 6 envelope pkg ••• all flavors! Skillet Dinners CHUNKING • • • • • • • • Chop Suey, Sukiyak~ Hibachi Burger! ' Krispy Crackers ....... · 35c Uncle · Ben's Quick .Rice 39c- Sunshine, .16 ounce package -salted or plain! s .... with Chun King dinnen! 14 oz. pkg I Sara Lee Apple Pie . . . . . 93c 33oz.pfgoodness! Cherry or Blueberry ........... 1.09 Blue Bonnet Margarine 31 Flavotofhighpricedspread! l .lb. -Spag~etti with Me~t • 4 1or $l Morton'• frozen ••• 8 oz. pkp fnr mm <:oursel Kai Kan Dog Food ••• 3 ,_$1 The big 28'\i oz. csns of MPS f0l'10Ul'P811 ' Lux Liquid . . . . . . . . . .. . . 59c Wesson Oil . . • . • • • • • • • • 53c So kind to your hands! Save on 32 oz. size, Witbout !he oily after-taste! 240 .. btle , s O S-Scourinr Pads • • • 49c For those hard-to-soourva'&andpana.18 pack , Lux Bars • • •• . • . . . . • . . . . 49c Pack.tp of 4. economi<al bath size bars! Trash Can Liners •••••• · 79c Hetty, fpt stm1gth!-~ot 10,90 pl.--"°--7-~- Drive Detergent .•..• $1.19 nn-,--.im·ad<lizt!Kiogmept<g.· ----• • llf BBB o I . ' . ' U. s. No, l White Raie ••• the all IWJJOSe potato that Prov"' to be so versatile ••• •erve them in a variety of ways, owil>g you ~ at El l!al>cho! . . .. Sweet Brown Onions ............. 1 O! U.S. No. 1. • ~t~ you'll appreciate ••• mild flavor, yet with the touch of authoricy! Red ~·~peror ,)Grcipes ............. 29~. · .. r· Lusciously sweet!· IA\ the family know they're in the refrigerator •.• they'll thank you · l l·I Banana Squash ••••••• 5~ Bell Peppers • ! •••••••• 19~ ~ 1 Thickyellowmeat ••• sodeliciousbaked! ' Garden fr .. h fl<!vor thatenhancesso many things! l' Delic,tessen Specials! ,,, CHEDDAR-CHEESE .••• Ill! El Rancho' a own! Grate it ••• mel~it ••• .n.e.cJr;~ it! Bylhe piece! Mexican Tortillas •• 2 ~ 25¢ It's Taco time! package of 12 I-' Sliced Ham • ; • • • . • • • • • • 59c Dano la Imported,~ to eat! 4 oz. Liquor Values Windsor s:v;·1 . s 55' Quart of thla llllOOtl\ CRnadian Wbfske1 a~1.00 om -Buy by the._ at BIRoneho and aave JO'lli on wine and1pirits! • ... lauder's ·Scotch ••• ~. •11•• Half O~on ........ ...,iarlypricod 12.95 · El Rancho Rum • ~..... s3" choooi light or dark ill the fifth Petite Slralt •...•..••. ~ 1>1anor w1uJWU'lllorel w--6th . Alla11Ca Rose ••• : .••••• --AfafllltltflwmJ'erl I II Qwt--~ • • Avocado Dressing ...•• 59e Fisherman's Wharf 16 oz. (WOO !sl....-.\9'} Blue Cheese Dressing • 45e Fisherman's Wharf, 8 oz (Roquefort-{;5•) - • '! ~ 'I ... ·~ f • I • .... " • . ,.. • - • I • D JERSEYMAID BllTIER ~·~~ •• ~ •••• 81• D TOOTSIE ROLL ICE POPS ~7:; ..... 49' D MRS. K'S BLINTZES !.;:;;;;," ........ 69' LAH.GE 'AA' EG.GS -. 4 ·~·..,·-43c ............. :.: DORE-IDA "TATER TOTS" .;:::..;:;:;: ••• 49' DBREADED FANTAIL SHRIMP~~;::~.$2" . D S.O.S. SOAP PADS :~ ...••.••.•••.. 49' CAL FAME ORANGE JUICE ...... ::o,:~·4i$1 - D RANCH DRESSING MIX: ....... :-:.68' El TREESWEET ORANGE JUICE ~~ •.••••• 53" D FRESHABYE DISPOSABLE DIAPERS ~~.119" IUPll 1000U:- CAMPBELL'S TllfATO SOUP •• ~ .. ·~Bi $1 · D TANG BREAKFAST DRINK:'~ •••.•••• 5l2' D M.D. BATHROOM TISSUE ~";" •••••• 37' D !LOUllDER,FILLETS'.':'r~~:: ••.• ;,· .$1 11 BELL BRAND YARIID PACK ...... :~· 7gc D MINUTE MAID LIMEADE':°;;'~·~ •••••• 29' O PICTSWEET GREENS~;;;".' ....... 19' . On More Items! TASTERS CHOICE INSTANT COFFEE • :-:;.~ $1 99 JUMBO CORONfu. Decorator TOWELS All toe Size " CANDY~ARS ......... · 'l e !lliriw.lii ... 1 ·•tsllY "-HI ~ •lllSt:l'Um llmttm'S -....... •fti.1-.U • ti' .• ::..-'"" - Wedntod.11'.~6,1972 15-0Z. TIN 14-0Z. BOTTLE . · . Del Monte U Del Monte I SJ'INACH . CATSUP FROZEN ALL VARIETIES REG. MORTON'S DINNERS ~$1 12-0z. Cans COCA·COLA Tffllli IJJILUlT DUL'I' ftEATS AT LOW DllCOUMT PIUCJ!m Farmer John ·FRANKS -. . ' All MEAT 1-lB. e PARTY HERRING SNACKS ••••••••• ~ 49° D SLICED COOKED HAM:-:;.~ ......... 88" . D SLICED ~~ICAN ~~:;. .... , ...... ~51• ' GIFILTE -RS;' ...... _ ... n • • • • ••• • •• ....._ ""- D RICOTIA CHEESE ~':"': !'!'!?.'!'.~:':'i':o:~ D SMOKEY CANYON MEATS:;'.!;~:;".35" FUNFORALL ............... =.:::.-:-39° Wow ••• Prlc• An Really I.ow On Gold Bond ... fAt Tbrlltlmal't D ARMANINO FROZEN CHIYES~;:;~;:49' D s & F PEANUT BUmR .......... ~·49· D COLGATE TOOTH PASTE·::· ......... .79' D DELUXE CHEESE PIZZA ::7.;'.7 ....... 85• ' Ancient Age 6 Year Old 86° HUNT'S SNACK PACKS~~·~~... . . . . . . • 53c SMART TOOTHBRUSH .. .. • . • • .. .. . . . 19c D MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE ........ 3:!.1240 D LISTERINE FAMILY SIZE ........ :=5l2' D BREADED FISH STICKS~~-•••.•. aii' 1'-0L 4'ol CUOL 11.lll ~ ....... ~ , CALl.al~Mllt ....... ~ ...... ................. Fresh Fruits & Vegetables, At Discount ' LARGE HEADS SWEET, JUI<:y Romaine Valencia . LETTUCE ANG ES e EA. D LARGE STALK CELERY :; ••• 19" .. l D TOKAY GAAPES .. :.:.~: ... 39f. D MUSH.S:.::... ....... 811° .. I D U.S. NO. lONIONS ;;;.3 ~39' D SUNMAID RAISINS ..... :: 45' ·1 D VIOLETS"==" .......... 98' •LYD.. CoSTA ~·SA I • 13922 IROOKH"RST, 5858 WARNER, HUNJINGTON BEACH ARDEN GROVE e 1308 W. EDiNGER.. SANTA ANA e 23811 EL TORO, EL TORO . • • I I I • I • I . . • • - , • ' I l - 1 ~ ' I 1 I • LAlll SIZE AllKA TOILO ''AA II EGGS • TISSUE MRS. WRllHT'S COTILLION BEECll-MUT ·IC CREAM BABYFOOD Stral1 .. -Fnlh II Y111talln e each Fancy Qlality Fim And Galdeit lb. R£D or GOlDlN APPLES DlllCIOUS fancy Quality Crisp And Fresh! Seedless Grapes •= .. 39' lm'ge Tomatoes .::.. •. 29° Honeydew Melons ".;;, "12' !OTTfD fllJMS I ~SE PLANTS ~ $J 99 E.:~ 99c a.tlett Pean ~,":.:., ~~9' · Cuc•bers !:.1.,":;,;:: 2 "''29c Crisp Carrots u,~· 3 ;'!. 29' 1 GARDEN MULCH I !!,SE p~ a:;,~· 99c ~ 29c 1-lb. Caa SAFEWAY LIQUORS & WINES 1::.~ SCOTCH • :-,~~:~ Fittl $3 99 Bourbon .. $3'' Bowll11 Gr11ll&-Pr. 5tl -aoonesTann Wine -~~.11~9s• • Mt. Castle Wine U:::d"'J:.. .;11. '1'' Butv~ Chlltili&, Pink Choblii. Vine Row' or VWIO llouo DAIRY-DELI-DISCOUNT PRICED! SAFEWAY CREESE .. • Mild Mdi•• ..... 98c • Cleddar Yirlety WL • M11terey lack Jl ' Cottage Cheese~--~7' shady Lane Butte~ · y · 1~·a1• I . SAFEWAY WAD . · Drink~g .or Gallll 33c De-Ionized l•llj• , USDA Choice GnJdo IHI Flavorful & Juicy Ideal To Pot Roost. DISCOUNT PRICfl lb BLADE CUT • , IGARETTE lSY:z-oL· Can SAVE MORE AT SAFEWAY DISCOUNT ! 8 Hunt's s·nack Pack · fl Pe.anut Butter ~:~~~, ··9 Polito Cllips-~::: · tl Kleenex Towels .!1~i. . fl v.-Cocktail.~;!, 1~:1.6Jc . -I Pk1. 75c ti 11 · 2'9c llll p~55c 14.:.1&Jltll·Uii·1'!111ij;!AJ·D . -FROZEN FOODS -DISCOU NT PRICED' & iROWNIE MIX • Bel-air 0raage Juice 'i:23' • DUDl:ilR Hius 65c • . . ' 23-oz.,Family Pack Bel-air Juice ~ 6~49' Biz Dete~eat =. ~75' 8Bel-air ~ff;. 11:75' Spic & spQ,i ...::;.,.,""'::.... ·~~2· .. Silsage .Pizza . =: 2::$1• -Comet ci•er w'::r . ~::.· 26' .. fl Tree Tap le .ll!ce ':: 41' '· \ JSDA CHQfCE G'llADED ~ Urge meaty cuts , .. • USDAGl'HN'A' -..... ANil!ys Premium Quol· ily-Under 20-lbs. PlUW& MEATY Fresh Lamb loas!..5-~Cot,~68c B~f Clocl loast .:=..""...,1'.$1°' Lamb lilt Chops °=~~ 11. $1 3' Bon•less Beef Roasts tl ffc P k S k ·---<... 88 ' or tea s cu;=.1~".:i'~ JI. c Sirloin Tip Steak=..~11.$1 21 I Cut-Up Fryer$ ~= 11.38c aeef. Club Steaks::"' $1 19 Rath'• f1nww ..... All MEAT PORK UNK WIENERS SAUSAGE .................. ' COOKED HADOOCK flUO'S $)09 (SAfEWA1]$UQD BACON ,GJIOl'Onleed First 7tc Quality Regulor or f.Jl Thick Sliced ..... ·suaD BACON ~edor 1.a. Sigmon Hickory 8~ fof11111' Jolifl Bnlnds ~ • 1• Buside Dr., Newport Beaclt • 211 E. 17111 St, Costa Mesa • 24 Mnicll llJ Pim, Se. UC-• ·al Cmt Hwy., • 801 ~El CanllRo Real,"San Clemente • SIRfl a. f'l1eny at la Pal, •s111 YllJo • • W'llsol a· Fann, CISla llil • l • 1 ·l I .. • . \ . . -• I • .. .,. ..... c. .. JWlee .. , ....... • . I TO, $6~,950 .. 1 you ~lmaltne tilt. beauWut. ·like new tarp· 3 bedroom home with pool sb:ed lot In exclusive ~eo Hlg'l'anda. llavilll< o reduced pr1 .. like dlll! ~·a a great marble fireplace, and would you believe, profesalonal landscaping and acceu to one of 1:b; .best prlvate beaches on the .Cobt.. Call 073-~; . • . • . ow~ MUST SELL REDUCED $2000 lbod; w&nt, Cle: herr'.'fs one for you!.Tb.il t1fu1 home located in Fountain Valley, fea· s 4. bedrooms, 3 baths -and f~r your added oyment a 14 x 20 family room with fireplace. Located on a large lot·near Miles Square Park. ~ thll for only $38,950. ALL terms.. Call = ·ARE YOU .HARD TO PLEA}£? ·I( so, this cb&fmlng bqme,...is for you -. value is \fritten all .wer itl ~ For convenience the ~lion fl terrific -near the beach. IChoo1s. _;.jho~'cente6'&nd parka. Room tor your camp- ¥ boai 4 trailer or ? G.L or FHA terms. Priced ', -_· on1J.' $30,900. c:..u 141~0 to.see. ;..:. .... ?- YOUNG EXECS NEWPORT $65,450 Step down ftbm: Temqzo entry into 60' living · l'09"' With !alp .fireplace 1urrounded by &laY li;n,,,,.to,;;.paor-p yard. Exceptional 3 room te~· ault~~ ~t:ltWly.' panelled 'dining room those-~ pest&. Gourinet kitchen. This sq, ft. Cuitom ·built dream is the ultimate vacy. 6(S. y.t 71. HARIQR VIEW MONACO . $55,900 . .... . Perfection perfect describes this superb 3 })ed. room or 2 bedroom + dm delight. wi.ae through .,.. ·plush <arpetlng, dine In the f""1Jll dinin( , f'OO'm, snack fb~~ eat in kitcbtn;·Ofl·play cro- et in the huge y&rd. No need to. Utt a flnaer, move lnl Call 546-2313 for lll!JIC!lnlm.0~ -I • ~ I THIS IS. OPPORTUNITY ! -$21,900 - Do you want a Great ·Opportunity! The total price tor this home 11 correct -$21,900. It bu 3 bedro6ml and 2 baths, and a double car P· rage. Your total paymenta with only 5% down will J>e between $190 and · $210. 1be price, the tknel" and the> opportunity, is now. Call us and set started -842·2535. . . ' I . OcEAN VJEW. & · N~ $59,000 4 bedroom. 2~ both. lari• family room borne With fc>nnal di..,.. Qamper or bo/-t 1torare. Great view of Catalina and water aret.. Built~ln IOlf.,deonlng ov.n and all ' the tlnelt I_ ;,l,,1om home --bu choice "'f"I«--Call 646-7171. •AIL ·PIAISON· '""7171 THINKING ••• IS REAL ESTATE FOR YOU? ·If . you think it is, we con help you. Our Training is excellent , our 'offices are the most active, t he opportunity to grow is unlimit· , ed. Coll and let's .talk about it. 546-1600, Randy. ADDED ·20 JI 20 F.AMIL Y llQOM 'nl.ll beautllUl Dutch Haven Mariha home fea· ~ 4-bedtooml. 2 batbl and ~ iueat 20 x 20 fomll7 _.., 1be brick ftr.placit In the living rcoai; the oil bullt.ln klllllld wit!> new tile ond the 1bfJce ~ are Just a , tew ot the 1f\ill"l1• u .. ~ l1'U. ~ J01Jr fomll7 !or onl7 $33,r.IO. Call 847~0. I . • DAil Y l'JLOT 41i IO OWE OFFE~ llOIE! s ..-.-1 ----.i _ ... ... tnlMill ............... .. PRIDE . OF . OWNERSHIP. $25,500 'Ib1s "·cll 'locatea Colt& If!¥ home has IT! Thhl tastefully decorated 3 ~ home wu just painted inside and out and hlU new st.a car• peting. And for y0u outdoorsle types there is a beautiful large -yard \l'1th covered patio af4 lots of shade trees. Call 6'6·7111. 1 BEST · LOCATION llN .10.WN • • 4 BCd~ms • 2 Baths • Shaili Carpets • Super Large Cul·Dc-Sac StrC'et1 • AU. terms $32,900 • Call 842·253:i "SURF .AND SAND" $26,950 Hav~ yf>!l_ eYer seen a great "little" plRre \\'Ith all the conveniences, including short d1s tance to the ~b! This is a amall 4 bedroom, 2 Mth hoql'e, 3 blocks 'trqm the beach. All bullt·lns. doable car garage and very "-'ell landsca~ . When you see this one, you'll ~·ant it. Act by call to us at 842·2535. A LmLE LOVE, $28,000 . & IT'S YOURS breamhrg ot Jarg~ bedrooms, s<'parate f~lly room, mature Jand.scaplng, corner privacy~ lion. with protective block wall tenclh&T extremely well built home will tW the pl and do justice to ;your own decorator to et. The price will help you to atop dreamin and start living, Call 847·6010. ---~ r&u:~~R . I - If you tuwe an "Ait! Spread'' In yov,r laritUY. this could be the answer to your pro'blem. J..O. cated not far from grade school, high school and parochial &eboolll, parks.and beaches. This sharp 3 bedroom.i. home,fs,located on a qulet' cul-M-ac street. Prioed at $28.!!00-·To .,. call llf.7 FORT Country Club horfk Ir} pride ot ownership neighbOrhood. A epa.tjPut 3 bedroom, 2 bath home With sunken Jiring ~ aei-rate tamU, room and beaur· landlclptng with boat rate. A trul)' reelil P'!ce of 133,900. Better call NOW 1142-2535. SPACIOUS & FINISHED BONUS ROOM-$35,900 Do you have a large family and need a llrge bonUI room for a pool table or )'OW' chUdren to plt,y In and leave )'OU In 'Pf&cef Btiiht kitchen. large backyud • children can walk to ochool Cl.OR to aolf coune A lhopptng. 7~ additlonal lllformatlon p1 .... eall 1142-2'35. ,. _.,....c.m,1 c-... •"'1' ..,. SWEEPIN' VIEW 180" t OW!-! 5'\•ttplng Vista -· ly 3 bedroom home high abo,·e t he clouds 1 erloOU the rolling blue Pacific and Bay. ~e'J not only a 180° view, ~t you will also/ Ve 4300 IQ. fl ot llvln& space in this custQpl bullt home. Great Corona dcl ?>far locatio •klnx $110,000. CaH 673.ss:IO. VE IN •Y' SCHOOL This home is painted a lovely shade of green in a aettinc of and lovely waterfall This 3 bedroom & bath giant of a home ii priced just right only Slf.150. It Js close to the beach 6 10 to the ahoppin&: artL can US 2535. ' IMMACULATE BAYCREST $59,000 This super clean. 3 bedroom, 2"" bath charmer in Ba,ycftst, bu Just become avallabte. The dou- ble fireplace &Ives a warm glow and makes youi: EUCSts feel welcome. The. kltche'n it c:omtortabl• and homer. You must see to, m.lb' apprtclat• can 7171, and see it. I WALK TO THE BEACH Wow! Big•:C bedroom, 2.1ii bath· home haa a sepa• rate family room to enhance this beauty, It hu been eompletely painted inside and out Great fo11 the family who needl the room and likes th• beach -only 7 blocks awny. You may a.ssum• ~ low emit Joa.n • • • only $39,950. Call 842-2535. I SPANISH· SPANISH $33,900 This it a beautiful .Spanish 1tyle home ln Fourt- taln Valley, It features 3 bt!droom11, 1% Mth11, Palos Verde fireplace', formal dining and much,. much more. The large 1lde yard has room eriou,:h for fwtmming pool or bolt 1ate. Yw muat see it. For more info call 842~~ TRULY THE BIGGEST HOME No more frtttlnc and mott time 1pent on U1c leu lfustratln&. tun things ln YOW' new 4 bf!d .. room. 3 ba_th trf·lev•I home. You'll be so~ to bav~ the extru. lnclucllng ocdlent carpeti., 4nl""" landlcoping and coverod paUo and OU this for '38,1lllO. Call 847-'0IO. · "It's· l'•i.. te h 'N~·'4, P--'-" •. I " ~~· • --r- N IEACH . 1700 Newport Blvd. 646-7171 • COSTA MESA 2790 Harbor Blvd • 546-2313 - UHT NGTON BEACH :17931 Be1111h Blvcl. 6014 Werner Av e. 842-2535 847-60 10 ~ • • CORONA DEL MAR INVESTMENTS 332 M11r9ue ri te 2790 Harbor Blvcl, Suite 20~ 673-8550 Cost• Mt,. W.:1600 ' • • ff OAILY I'll.OT • • , ' • '"' . .... i.:, PUB,LIC NCY1191 TAX LIST ' PIJBUC N001CB PUBLIC l'IOTICll • 1' 'lltOMld, F. E. Jr, IJTl, lSl·OU-31, u:u Let ,,, m1.01 . lrvl11e Co ef W Vt "for ll!••m1.11stt1. Wlltl•m C., ,.,. 451-201·12, Tr 44%4 Lot 1, llMS.to. "''Y• Geortt T. (JTJ, "" 45f.7m.ot, Tiit 6'21 Loi 10!I, 55".0I. lrvlM Co of W V1, Al" l5e·2Ql.06, Tr U2( Lot 10,,, M16.U. COD• AllBA 7.f7' kenopk1, Jot..:itl a. <n1 .... ,. m~.m. Tr ~ l.et 72 Unit 71 o! ,.roll'd l.OCl'-4 et1 .,. 117·151.01 twelher wltll •n UllCI "" 1111 hi lot "· Ul2.7t. Kl1111t. De~lll D., A'1' '31-"'°"· Tr Aw.I l.M " • lrtJt t7 fJf ,,~l«f Loc~I"" fl" Al' 111·752.01 lov91Tllr wlftl In UM I/ft 1111 In Lot ft, 1310.27. PIOl'llTY IN SI.AL HACH CITY CODI ARIA 11.-S ... wl•k. AC111'1 J., "" ll.014·11 , •~" Cltv Let 1 Ilk I lllCI Loh t Ind 3 Ilk I, Sl.1'9.11. A" 43-01 .. lt, lty City Lot I l!k t, i.m.32. ,.,. Q.1111.,U, l1y City Lot 5 Ilk t Wly 11 ,.,, t31't.5'. COD• AlllA 1MM ,.., ltutl ,. a Co lf'Tl. AP ·~'~,,, Ste 1 T S Ill 12 l"or !\II $K ll "'' DO ~22/6lt 011:·, M..54. CODI A•U 11-tM ,. w....,, S.,hmlllf' 1972 , ... ' ' ' • " • • • I · • • ,. ' • ' • • • • " - .. .. • .. • • • • • .. -. . . ' ISO D~ll.Y Pll.OT w~. Sttit"""" '· 1m Everyone Has Something That Someone El.Le Wants DAILY PILOT t~SSIF,ED ADS ' • f" 1 You Can Sell It, Find It, Trade It With • Want Ad 'The BiJgest Mark~tplace,o~ th -Orange~~·-·o.al 642~~ for Fast Results " .. • • •• .. . '·.' .... -11 .. TREASVRE 1'fAP .. CHUCK CAROTHERS ' ~EAL ESTATE ·TREASURES THE BLUFFS iew the greenbelt -in this upgraded 4 bed· m with king size bedroom + bath on first oor + bonus room + formal dlnlng + ' een 's famil y room + built-in kitchen. Care-- ee community pool. Low association dues. ivate garden patio. See today -make fer. ,· 831 WESTCLIFF DR., N.B. ....... - Many to cl>008e frOm -take advantare of the tax lhelta' -NEW ONF3 Low Jnvettment. SIX UNITS • NEW 5 Beautiful Delu:u apartmentl with cne over th~ garage with a peek-boo view ot the ocean and Iars:e l\Jn deck. Only 1 lhort block to the bay. $175,000 with terms and owner will con· 11.ider tradea .I: 1ubmtt all or- ferg. Great tax shelter, 407 Harding St. Open Sat. A SUn. 1-5. SCARCJ ~( [u••i'"'- , r l .. VIEW CATALINA . , •• , • • .• " , •• 'J\NO• HARBOR. •.• from this freshlylainted and decorated 2 ~m, 2 bath an den wlth wood panel· In~;. fireplace .. covered pallo. for; your enter- tainlllg pleasures, with supeJb• JaDdscaping. SEA to appreclate ................... $64,500. ' LUXURY LIVING ••• , • , . ..•••. ON' L'IOO ISLE. •... in· Ibis beautiful 2 story 4-bedroom, 3 bath home with many extras and bullt!n klt· cben. On extra \Vide lot, so you can store your boat or trailer ...................... '79,500. SPLIT LEVEL ••••••• . . • • • . , TOWNHOUSE 2 BEDROOMS, 2 baths, built!n kitchen, inler· COil) system, carpets and drapes. with an exciling patio and close to the pool. Only "" ... "' ''"""". ".".'."''"'' $28,750. • If.-...... · Bel ·(,_,., .. l~I 4 ' ' 1~1~-m;~ _,,,. ... I~ •.• 'i41 ·" G..,.ral . M'~i:.:.·,1. '~' Haltiih "'"II'" ,I • 3' & Family IRYIN'E .-·' Abandoned! ,. jil110LE IN •• ·A HAYSTACK .. ' ••• -, .... litidla."""J ltYel 3 aft!, I bll!b, 'ttt'; for- mal c1lnhl& area, laf'K': mu- ter .Wit, $57,DOO. Ron Sher- m.an 00:-8235. CCU> DOVER SHORES - ULTIMATE IN LIVING 4600 Ill'· !t cf quality con- 1trucUon. Marble balls • air cOndltioned -electronic oven -Indoor jacuzzi ~~ 5 Ba.'•: • formal DR. • rn. . man1. ""'"" ~ • bet!tt tl\an new. Rel<b"1o'move in, Fee • $1911,500, (C21) TUllTLEROCK LUXURY 1 block to OCEAN VIEW! Bfe to beach! wrought Iron &lfe entry tinder giant palma, BIC·ll'11ltr ,..m·..itt1 calbedral beamed eeWna:. Cracl<lln&ra!ted""'1hlite- place. GIANT FAM I LY ROOM. Gourmet kitchen. Large atcluded tnaater aul.le. La.Ulldry room. Dec- orator IDuch thruout! BAR- GAIN PRICED UNDER $45.000! can now to pre- , tlow • -· • I llili 'I I Ill \II\ Elegant 4 BR, FR, heated HUGE 11.CK pool and jacw:aU Central air • . .:ondltlo"""'I Panoramk YARD view\ Secluded! $81,900 w/ .or 19 ·.it a nnch'! We d~n't land. Laszlo Sharkany think )1)tJ could find them 6«-63l0. (C34) anymore, but here It is, just HARBOR VIEW !isled excluslve!.r with us. HllLS Acceu for boat or traller, ' . ' ' A UNM::tt tou: Price just reduced on lbb pride of ownersbJp · property located adjacent to a serene ~ acre park. In llarbor View Hllla • .cleanest of the ·clean and exciting decor·tll8t 8\11.Y• wllb the house. Presented at f/9,850 , · PHONI UNl9UI HOMD. CORONA DIL M ... 671-'l!ll Ul'llill~Uf" liV1"Es·- R.1AL ISTATi • -----------------General Gt(IOrol REAL ESTATE * SEVEN UNITS -Reduced to $42,000. , , . . .. HEN'S TEET"f 1;4-~~~=::':::::!Si::::;;:::=:;'.::::::z:~:'.'.::'.:'. Fixer upper • bu!lcl, S5 lt. llY GifPlr•I _ Gentr~I 10 ft. R-3 Jot on ·Bay l•iF;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;·;;;•;;;·;;;.I Avenue. 2 &JI<\ >;.,.ny,.... CALL ME 645 "6770 AND SEE . TURTlE ROCK .••••• , ••••• ,.FEE LAND Gor&eous 4 BR, 2 beth. FR non-through street '° quiet borne be~ thatl n~. En-. , ~l&l;lborbood,-safe tor little tert&in< on ;Pit.lo ~ ~~ 'Jeet. J~nt? can-.aun1e the - Gu BBQ._qe,.mlc COi>k top. low ,,,,.,...t Gt. 'loan with SeU<(:leinirle oven.· )89,900. ~~t;:}~f 9iiljt, $205 per Dona ~ester Gdm5. mont~ indurllrll:t tp.ea. Only (ClJ). · ',,· \' $27',!QO ~'sell im- Owner must liquidate. * 9.4 ACRES -Prime ocean/min view for res!aentW development -asking $i4S,· ooo .. : JlnJa ..!Jj/e ' ~~~~~~: ~ PRESTIGE .WATERFRONT HdMES ::i;;;':::ia1'!!'-p:=: YOU'LL LQVE THJS BEAUTY! 3 BEDROOM 2 bath, FAMILY ROOj\I + game room, built· In ltitcbeo, SHAG carpets, CUSTOM drapes, beButiful covered PAIJ'I4!1' wllb go,geous land· seaplng: A real Jove at .............. $48,900. ~· ~----I '1111 ' r ...._.,,.,I,, 8,!rf 1,: :r BDRM near ocean -$26,900. * 4 BDRM near ocean -$54,000. ' '* 4 BDRM.·pool -$51,900. · :1733 Wnlc)lffDr., -H.B. 64~722'1 CHARM.VALUE ••••• , • ·--.. , .~ ;1o one bedroom and den ·rent• fl 57 Linda lilt Drive S175 per wff'k aummer. $185 ••.•• IN NEWP9RT HEIGHTS Delightful 3 bedroom wllb great 'charm and eye appeal plus gorgeous patio area and land· scaping by Dick Beeson. Room lor boat or • Realron·'646-!'lll ZC3 Wt'!ltcllft Drive Open 'till 9 PM Gonlral ' · ~ustom 4 BR., 31h ba. home on Lagoon. Mstr. per month winter. Plenty of R. has sitting area & frplc. Waterfront room to add unit on rear of "FUN· LIVING!" Generil.• amily rm w/conversation pit around the lot. "49.500. pk.; lovely garden, lge. slip ..... t189,500. trailer. E-Z care yard, Only ........ $43,500. .S20,li80. SPYGLASS PL1'N 74 36l!o p1u& .. 11 m tb!o 5 bdrm, 4 ba. plu bonus rm home on a V.I.P. location. Central a.Ir cond., intercom • built. in reoonl playtt, No-wax vinyl, .... carpeting, Wal· nut cabinets in kitchen, pool- sized lot • breath-taking ~..Al~~ A C9Nlllne. Yoe can celebnte the holi- days bt )'Our hew home .. Call mw. l150,000 including lilnd~ $21,500! l'or Complete Information On All Homos & Lots, PIHH Call: BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR Beyslde Dr .. Suite 1, N.B. 675-4161 ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL stomlzed Linda Isle 5 BR. residence ,on ., goon. Family room, three fireplaces, ex- uisitely decorated. Never occupied. lleen Hudson 73 PRIME 8AYFRONT verages 254' deep, this exceptional lot ts e last large waterfront available. Located· n main l!ay and priced to sell at $3900 front oot. Marcia Bents RATHER PLAY THAN WORK? w maintenance yarl!, The moment you tep Into the beamed ceiling !iv. rm . of this ' usk·blt home, you'll love it! 4 BR. + fam. , $69;500. Cathy Tennille • CHARMING 2 BEDROOM -CdM alklng distance to ocean & shops. Great ouse for couple. Low maint. Move-In con- tion . Cozy fireplace. $39,900. Triona Bergin SMART STYLE -SMART BUY ere is a perfect home. Beautiful & spacious r gracious living in Big Canvon. Excellent alue . $115,000. Call Paul Quick. LOVE A SUPER VIEW? orth your while to see a sharp 4 bedroom Harbor View Hills for only $65,000. See is king-size value today. Call J im Muller THE LIVING IS EASY sunny, cheery ••park" home. 3 bdrms .. · y rm., beaut. kilchen, all bll·ins . Ideal oc.; near all schools, Univ. Park. $54,900. 'Chuck" Le\vis OCEANFRONT -CAMEO SHORES bove privale beach -WHITEWATER JEW -secluded patio & crystal pool. A t ally dlstin~uished home. One.of-a-kind. all Bud Austin to see, $295,000. TOP LOCATION -WEST BAY , AYFRONT·Picr & slip. Adaptable hQ!lle r large or small family. 3 BR., guest rm., r huge patios on 42' corner lot. $199,000. ugene Vreeland. WHITE WATER VIEW-SO. LAGUNA tlovely warm cottage in Table Rock. St..ps two great beach ~. Terrific views from , rooms. Xlnt financing. $98,500, For appt all G. Grupe MONARCH BAY TER.RACE -VIEY{ . acious & gracious home w/lge wl.lled- • free torm pool. ldeal 4 BR. FR hom' growl~~ (amil v, Many extra r. Great , ralue. $89,150. Call Bob Yorke , ) BEDROOMS $66,000 , llarbor View .Jiomes Somerset model. Form· lill tlln!nr rp>. lam mt, S ba. 2 frplcs & bar . INeir PU:~/ l>OOb & playground. By app'L Howard )Yells • : . ' ... _ • • '44-tca • • .. WPClRT'CllNTER DR., If.I • ' I Ol:i \I I 111 \0\ p .' " • (FULL PRICE) ••. blo'• thlt 3 Bdrm. with a new 4 car earage . 25'x40', located near Costa Mesa City Hall. Lot size 118'xl23'. Presently mied C2. "BUY OF THE ¥EAR FOR YOU." Call now - Newport at F1irvi9w 64Ul11 (1n1flm1) 8r~hi11 . REALTY .. Uni~. Parle Center, Irvine Call~ •• - Enjoy the swtrn pool. one year new home llvillc with dream buUtin k i tchen , dishwasher, generous . alztd bedrooms. Most eXpenafve carpelina, drapeL BtautlfbJ .llnlJbed ---wao<f 'cabinet>. Patio. P.rime Costil"ll!di localk>n,! ~ 5«)..}'l2'.l . I TARBELL l8!!6 Harbor, aiota ~ SEE THIS FIXER UPPER Office hoon 8 AM to 8 PM $23 950 VA REPO Back Bay • , • O C Newport Beach Thi> dlrty and neglected tit· One man'• Joa can be -Cean OftaCJe 4 Bedroom-Family ,...,. Ile home .cit"'~ 11>meone'1 gain. Nice 4 bdrm 1 2 bath, $21,900! Dining room-Den or o~ lltUe money maker!' 3 ·Bf<!-Nori.h Colt& M~ home. d -..II with own entrance. Newly rooms, 1% bath, double gar--Nttd1 90me work but price Aban O.flwu. decorated inside and out qe and larse fenced yard. and terms are terrtnc. Giant aha.do tree1. 11 Mnf. with new carpettne and Good North Costa Mesa kr Everyone ii ~Ible to buy .tJTES ro BEACH! Redec· c u a to m d r a p e r I e 11 cation. Buy before the fix-this Government owned pro. orated thlU-out Lara:e Uv-throughout. Bay Owner at 1'0ur 27th Yt•r'' up and aave! SUlO. down perty. Full price only in&. room with hardwood $48.500. WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors ..,.,... ". . · '$2t~. CALL .. now tor 11<on lUllt ret1n11h<>d1 Cot· 1930 mVINE .. ~r ·detaile. · ~.kitchen with hUit pan-546-1431Or5a-62lT ~ L "Ovarlooklnt Bit Canyon Counlry Club" & · ' ·' '?Atmdry room. -w.., 2111 San Joaquin Hills Rood -• COA S ' ~ (Open..,,,) '"'· 3 queen sJu lied-OPEN HOUSE SAT. 1 SVN. LOCATION! NEWPORT OENTl!R, N.B. 644-<4910 · WALLACE ;l<JI., pioo s)!f~ I!f .. Call OCE~N VIEW LOCATION! General Gonertl REALTORS -·-' ------$35,950 * College Park 54' 4141-Beautiful like new 1\6 )'W' * Near Coll••·· all Schooll PALATIAL lrvh1• (Open EYOftl .. s) OPPORTUNITY old 2 """'· 3 bedroobl """ and Soopplng --KNOCKS AGAIN "°'"' wtth pannram1c oew1 * corner 1.ot wtth Magnlft· Pool Home Red Tile Roof GI BUYERS 1nv, ..... , .,. this wm-slde "' coutl!'J' view, 10% -. cent Norfolk Pme Prl and eood last Lar~2-Story 4 IR co.i. >1 ... J n du st r;. 1 ternu wllh qulclqxweasloo * Camper -Trailer -Park· vacy ' P roper t y . Good Ao-SUPER AREA il doslred. *lni:.::-tlallledroonu Two = .!1 ~..;'.··~~ ~~! ~~ ~~ COSTA MESA ..... billty.Manyexpandlnc s R ' ! ::::.V.\11\fH /I. 111 Ba"" Family B~ze•'llY dining J'OO!D, 1.,.. family and boamod ceilin& llvll!I FIXER·Ul'PER ""4lne,... In ""' .,.._ Th~ UPE PRICE! Den ' ' room. room for boat and room. FORMAL DININQI $280 11 all .,..,.1 neecf ·to buy ~1ot 11.ndoolJ is Scerce. Ap-t.Dolr:"whit ~ tet tor only Realtors 6t6-7111 * Electric Kitchen with trailer, located on quiet cul· IIDGE FAMILY ROOM! thia 1.atge Cbr with family .~ -&· 911, ft. offered .• S31.9'L ~ din rm. 2BA, 2M3 Westcllft Drive \Vasher_ Dryer de-sac. The home's adjacent Bright garden kitchen. 10' room fn;one or Costa Mesa's . ,cm. Call 646-0555, ~· Plij), .. 1oa41 or beaut Open 'til 9 PM *Newly ~-~ Inst .. ~ .. to a new eark &!te and only lftaldut bu, Meaage cen-ftneat area.. AnxioUr aetler EYt~ 119&-J.286. ,~.aid.~ 6"9.·Don't watt ~--··~ ~ • t w·~·--~.. ·"" to . . · litlnut. or ~"u m1sa tlllo NEWPORT out i,,. mi;le ~ ocean. ~ a er. """""'6 3~rc....-· , 9dl1 pay all YoUr other costs · ,.,.. * New Carpebi A Drapes graqiWI lx>me oUe1·1nit the ldngslie muter s~Jte.. ..,. t.t, the prlce ot $29,oo:J. Ce~ ,~ii:_.~ home, CALL HEIGHTS -X Covered Patio Dog Run ultlma!:' in famlly living. Bee.¢led atrium patio.~-~ tral location near South * $.i2,500 Conveni:lonaJ, SUB-New Ustlng $.54,950. entrywf.1 PLUS extra I~ \Coast P1ua Qd ideal IOr Ontu' ' ' S!S,000 beder act fUt on thll MIT VA • COATS . :. ~~ =· -~. id¥)olj.po' lntm~cari fo·r ap. ~·.: ,. ·.· "'21' :=t,\~~·h~ba~ * VACANT! Pos.snslon on & care sprlnkltted yard. Dot rllftlll'f'l Irr -.,, ..1th alley acce111. Nk:e aJ"N. :~v~2313 WALLACI! run. See to Jove. Call__. ·onunu.ur-rS ·i ~~ near Harbor High. built~ln REALTORS . tor prc.vte.w.::.'645-0303. kitchen, forced air that, THINK OCEAN! Open Evenings Realtors 545-0465 "'coded pl'den L w/old brick new &hag cpl, new pt.int iD e 962-4454 e · Open E¥es. on!r>MJ, loedloto to • SPUSH SPLASH and out, DOW VACANT, 1.,.""'"""""'.,.ll!!!"""!!!!IP heavy lhali:• rooted .3 BR., 2 Family enterWnmeni at Its won't lut call 5'3-86tO That'swhatthepreoentown-•= 'IMMEDIATE ba. -· Ice· country best. Beautllul pool ;;B~KR.;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;j er eays! This wry neat POSSESSION ldtch.. . wntp,.. All ftbtlt w/covered 1 i. n a I • Jm. home <eatures 3 -·· SOMETHING qua11(1. Wall!•""· beach. maculate 3 Bdnns' laml)J< .~QDEL HOME family ,..m, panoled don SPECIAL Vacant l bdrm., 2 bath ranoh 188~· nn. 'ilJ' x 30• + bon., rm. M . :;':pl~g bag:~t to;';."' !!'j; Mov• rlaht lnlo llil. ...,.kllna N Sp~!~~el I I~ =.:.:tlo. ~<'I;.,;: 'COlllN• :;::'!~' ba~thOnlf ~~'. N.!t ~"":;.1'i!: = 'sPrlnkler ayatem, nicely deer 4 ~ .& family rm ewpo " • CJ~ • ~ attached prap, I Huny for eppt. and Uptl'&de4 tbn¥>ut. ! BJt orated interk>r. Great io-with lO x 18 encl~ alum -()Qtitaaclinr contemporary o\::ll'lldd lot and maey fruit 1 IA TIN Call 541).Jl5l (Opq Eve.I,) a famll)o ~ -all. bltln ca.Uoit for children near in. atlop . OittrfuJ 1tesaver ~ ~ ~1~ trft&.~n:t& Colfa Meaa , ,1 kltdleft -....,. comerted l!Choot" Ex~a prlv~cy In kitchen "'1th, all bltlns and -•• """'" • locotton, c1,.. to l!Cbools a RIALTORS '44-IU to family ..,.. ,_ --v1n 1 !IOor eo.. fireplace In the muter oulte ,_ $.12 750. ..,_ <leutll. rtU'1 Full price 18 $32.900 ney,-Y · to all for tboll "bear sltln ev~ lhopplJC. Price, o n I Y ~• · • •"" with all flnnncln& lnc!udlni maJnr st>oppq and ochool, 131.;oq. -bl• 6% loan HUNTINGTON.Ill~ 5*-11$1 (Open Ewa.) no down n• ...... ent to Veter-&uier buy at $30,750. iqp." Rambling kitchen with navments of only $152. Bushard and YOl"l!Own '~ • r--1"· CaU 5t0-ll51 (0 Eve ) with ftorqt 1alore and a "i~;-... ..._.....::.._:.t. an.I! "Pleue phone 546-2313 pin s. brlaht break tut •at In I P'.t' mQ. inc&d• WceJ. W.Pll ma)ntalmd 4. ~ fl"I, ¥A NT, tor additional tnlormatlol! 8\'fL Tba tournament ahoo Oill ~ (Open ewt.) Home with POOL, 2 Balhl, JtfS~ and appointment to see. pobl table ttt the ttmlly Dlninc Boca, lMKc B/l: , W at•• -tllo -GU Kttcl>On wtljl Ganleo Buys e · :.:..'.°' Thtl j.'~ cuatom VJow. Fin"""°. Laundry Slll).'•l!Oo.' o j THEREAL ,.)< ESTATERS :. HERITAGE buil~ with I fub 111 both .... ~ii!!i!~~-· I Room oU DoW>lc ()orage, .r-...... ..... ~ balba. Tiiie -"1th I 4 .... M Olltttd "1th P'HA-VA ·-.lllJ~--"!, low matntr.,.,,.. ·-M II <I• ..... 'Ftnlnclol 1!!1,1111, ~a 11 .u._.~ !lunji;, It ,..,o ,_. 114110ii&', ,._..._ 9'1281. Call llO-lm.' " ' l -at 14*<1!0-' ' -·--c. F. Cofe1worthy • & C•lllP•Y 0rw.':°~ ~:'.""ua ... '40-0020 ~-tdtl:bt" h .. nd1 ~.l'P'"'!':' -•1•• iiil~i'iAiiiiliiiiiii> ............ 11h11 -tltw. drQOs. Pret(1 21Si) ... Jt.1-with - -1 Pall<. ;Ilk< i"f(I lof....,... II liLil'f!!ll'. 6 ~ ~ BRK, ~~!,....._ ....... YI'. . ' ...... _.. =-..r ,.,ee-~ ~~ ~:":ti...°': ::.=::::i;.;' . .W.:3'-' l ' WATERFRONT REALTORS I --· • J • I -DAil Y PILOT FREE REAL ESTATE LICENSING COURSE F1rnous licensing eoune pow avail· •~le thru T •rbell. Applicant• fully re1rnburstd upon .qutlific1tion. For deftils call Al Slot'n1 71'4~1'42-5511 in Orange County._ · • . -~,., . ~.~ FABULOUS OCEAN VIEWI $39,900 Unobs1r11CleJ OC'O!lln YltW, AlmoJI 2000 "'-ft. ot tine flmlly1N'lfl!g. Lll!hl & 1lry living room wltll w1111 11 gl111 to enjoy !ht viii• 11otow1 • bedraoms, 2 billhl, farmll dlnl119 r<111m for !host lnll'""'I undttJtgtit dlnner1, lemlly room with me11nl!lcfflt rlrep'-<:c. J !Owly ,..,Joi, Room for pool -l1nd- 1.e1pe 1rlli1'1 dr••m . .ffl.1:M1. MESA llERD~l,950..-NO DOWN G.J. Termt -low~11w down nort-vtl1. One ot "'-nicer! •rM1 -to~ly hO<T>~s. nlc• nefl;illtior1 -Mir tit eonvtnie.icts. J btdroorns, 2 b•lhs1 lll•ll• t11m!ly rocrn with 1ie;ent flr•i:ltct. lddltlor\lll tlr1pl1c1 In ;r•cloui nvtnv toom with Picturt window awrlool<s • lllll"I' l)<lrk lite yetd. AU ellc!rlc "Aw1rd" bultl·lrl llUch.,,, dl~hw111Mt. (aver tel 1111tlo. S«l-1710. "SURFER'S DELITE "-$36,500! Sllorl IOll lo bwth from lhll larvt llmUy,~, 111 btltlr thin nrw tOlld"-llori. Klnfl 1!11d bld!'«ll!lf. 2 belhs, huge 1amlly rwm Whh 1nu11rlng Ur1- 1111ee, ... 11.·1 prldt bultlln IPPllrllncn ln.c:IUl!lne dl1hw11shtr. Lovtlr 1111110. GrNI home tor 1111lrrtelnln11. Cauntry 1111ltl 'uklt-IK slrMI. OwMr 11111" with !1rm11 "24165. ' ""'·~~ GREAT BUY FOR ,G.1.1 ,9$0 Na do"MI trrn'll -low down 111 olhlrsl Monlhly peymants lfti ltlln rw.1 1 M1u1r siled bedrvoms, 2 11lt11l'lllng Nllintn beltll, arr wllh rlcll wood penellng ind h1nd10mt Ur1pltct. C.luu bV"tl" khthtn. P1neltd, dlnln!I rOOfTI. M•lvrt 1r11t1 ltMI. Roam lor c•mpw with 91t1. Prlv•I• WDi'bl\o9.. Walt 10 •II Khooll I,. galf C041,_I. l«!-2561. Since '1926 • ,. (. • FIRST OFFERING"'COSTA MESA" $29,5001 SPlrt:les llkt • Pl'Klo\l!I j.-1. 1(1 ... l l!ed ~. 1 tleamlfiA b;lt,5, lJ m:ly room for t ll !Ml lun lime tn/wltl(ecl Dy twllCbome Urrpl·.ct. G""'rfTW'I btillllt1 llltctim tppll~nccn. Pilon rour $ummtr pl1a.ur1s In tlle de1'911Uul co~crotd p,illo. RkJI wood Pl,..tlng, new 1lla11 c••pelln!J. Pool tlzlld 11.-• nt~!ly monklKecl, 1xcniilU11ly ltndK•ped. ~1-1165 ... ; .<-l*~ _, f, ' ~~;( ll: ~ t, ili:-~,,t,~w·~ • • REGAL "FRANCISCAN FOUNTAIN " $46,5001 LUllury llvlttg In Hll(lll.nololl Buclu UDO tq. fl. 2 yr. -bffuly wltll • bldrao""', l MPl•~le blll+ls, delllllt DUllUn lr.lk:Mn, dlillw11Mr, lli;ve ltm!ly ,._,, bo.sll 111 1W1Ulllt1 Orepi.ce. L.owtr it01d H~Lo urpetlng, dr~pe1. P.11!0 plu1 wn lleck for the -'l!OrlNOOtnl ~ ' • '• . • 4 BEDROOM "MJSSJOtfVJEJO" $ ,5001 S1>tcloul floll'lt '6tiltlrMd IOI' MPllY ltmLly llvfrv. • 111111r.lalnlr19l 2 blll)l1, 111111• f11m!ly room wlr11 ln1plrfn9 tlrfl)le<:t plush -c.tP1llng, dr1pea. "T~ ell' Tiit lint" bulhlrl kllclleri, clllllw• ....... hlnhotntl iri11 bl.r, lllrclM· kltthen with PIU ttiru lo Jo.,.ly ptflo. Sprlnkltr" Prnlltlo loctflOn. UMG» VACANT-MOVE RIGHT INJ $34,5001 ~•rnallt tu'**' llY~ room wltll llOl'll"lll r•IH'll llurth llreplloct, 1lld· Ing 11111 .. dqcpr1 to p111lo. AU •llctrk: bulllln lllfdl.tn, dl1hw11111er -w1lk ln ,.111ry. J 0¥11111ed beltnloms, 2 111Mmlng bet,.., formal dlnl1111 rDOm - c1odl1 li(iht .. wlftl ,lnl!m11lt dln11tr1 lllNI htr1l P1tlt fOf" r1l1alng & enttrl1lnlf1'. IQ""fl. · LOOK· WHAT WE FOUND! $23,5001 low dawl'I N'(fMlll 'Ind -lltlPI wtltl ,.,,,... I ....,,_, 11r1c1ou1 llltdllrl, Nl!ISY WDrtr. ... Ill!'". Fror.t flVlnt· room °"rllook1 • Prttt)' y1nl, tr-.. lof'll It.,.., _,-, ptw.11 urpeflf'llil, window· ~lng1, IWllO 19mp, mlrror9d Mll'fty. C.lltb"vl petto tor vow W!'ll~ OIMtll<'._ ~lmt ClllM MIH IO(.lollon. 5*-1120 · Tarbell Reaches . 87°/o . . Of The Home Buyers * 10 FIJLL PAGE ADS EACH WEEK. *TARBELL'S EXC(USJVE MULTIPLE LISTlljlJ IOOK * GUA~EED SALES. * COMl!LITE FINANCING * TILITYPE SERVICE ~- ·.''LIST YOUR HOME r I • • WITH NUMBER ·1·'' I .. .. . . .. • ~.;.;;,)_,;~ 4 BEDRM-REDUCED $1500 TO $32,950 ,..o ckl"MI G.I, term$ -•II ttlltf'l try s•. oown1 SOlkl & 111 .. 11:~ con<t•11< tiotl. 2 llalhs. Ma.gnlHcrnt llr11>IKI l..-.cl5 ~tel cll,.rm lo 11r1rlou1 •ttlua•a 1!111119 1110m. Govrmc1's •ccllllm ta svcce:u ~lrch.n 10!lh l•n•· ! l'Y·ll '" •~llf.M:H -lllWn•ta!her too! LUt.elous sMg cnrc:-lloel, "''" c111lam 111.ipes, Dttkjillut ~O•Nfd l)<lliO. Sprll'll<lefl ll'Ollt .. rNr. llt~u•l!ul 11••· dens, rrtn .. i.hrubs. 6ol6-0dClt. ... ,,._,,. . .- ' t .. 'GOOD MORNING SUNSHINE! $37,000 Farmer modlil llomt •I'd In IMtter lhiln model COl'ollltlon. llrlng kln11 1 1"!1 l11rn1!11•e !Gr Ike 011enlr\'C! boedrooms, 2 glt •mlng p;iUm~n bflh!I, w1!•'~ P<ld• & Joy 00:11 In kltcti~. dfshwesner. F1ml!y room tor t!I th<! •Cl'o~. torepla~a. Lovely 11~tlo. '"Good Mi.rn•nQ 5unJh1nt" lhll's wl\.•! you'll '' Y Will" '1'1111 w~ktn ;ind see your picr11r111111t ytrd •1111 I v!11t ol gr~n ,,.111 "2 137J. PRESTIGE "JRVJNE" $33,9001 Auurne 1pr loen now on property 11111 ~ l!'lllllltlly lnd1l1rrwllt$ ••• lell ltlt n ,..,,, IV. yr. new btl;uty ntar Unlwrtlly, Kl"'ll 1lrtc1 btdrwm1, 7 lla1h1, h-l1m11v rocm w11h 1111111ne11 ... •tor.e flrtpllc1, SP<1nl111 tllfld ~ltcllrn. del1JX Ill.fill ln1, dlsll-M\tlt, tteavy tiJtmtcl ctllklcls. Claud tolt c1rpttllng, (llllom d••Pft. CO"lltt'td 1kll pello with llrt pl! tw your IU'frlm•r "(DOii Oull." t:IM060. . .... • >!.; 5 BEDRM--$57,900 1 ·BREATHTAKING OCEAN VIEWJ c;.rg'°"' VIEW of ._,. .. Hllb!Nh billow. lllc• MW l!Ot.-wflh MOO IOI. Ii. ot llr"ll l•mlly livlng .. tnftrl11lnlrt11. S '*""°'"· l be!l\s, ""'' lamUr ,_,. tritu1n.c:l!d by glllrtoor llrtfllKi', ""1111" 41rNm lllklwn, 4il1ll- w11111tr. C.Mlell!llll dlnlftg In "'-f0rm11I .cllnlnt rG'trfl. H1nd10...., ,..., ber. Prlclld l•r btlOw tTMrtr.tll Hurry1 ff2.n1~ SOUTH COAST OFFICES . * COSTA MESA Ztll HllrMr ti~. * HUNTINGTON BEACH 16tt1 ..... fvll. * HUNTINGTON BEACH 9D17 A..._ * HUNTINGTON BEACH ........... * HUNTINGTON BEACH "J1 H•llt" * FOUNTAIN VALLEY 1"'4 ......... ,.. * FOUNTAIN VALLEY 17941 Meptille * MISSION VIEJO ZJ331 IJ f.,. .... ·* LAGUNA HILLS ....... Htrls Pl--. Z4J70 ledR.r4 * SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO 31n1 hf Olttt,• * SAN CtEMENTE . 1111 S;llCnil .. 54-0-1720 842-6691 962-5566 962·116.! 962-1373 130-6030 493-1341 492-7110 . . . We Sell a Home Every 27 Minutes! SPARKLER! LAGUNA HILLS! $32,0001 • flWrlms ntli """" an!\k' dttP ''"'9 C/l.rP.lll'Q, cusfom "'"Pf '"•i!!ly I"""· •C•r>e:a •. pr.1>kler~. "lootou><r 10 ao oi.v move In Uj\p.t(~ .. 1n.ny tov1n<1 ·~ • tt•d•lc areJ. l bl'droo~. 1 "'""•· •~~~ family rDOm g1arl'd bv "·'"" ·-littpl•c~. 8uol1•n •l>"IMIMt,, lo•"~ l 1!11111111 reldm · C••l(llflhOhl & wlnt ln1i.,..le alMf\U<! Owner lrnn•lerrt<1! i.»-6Gli0 ~ .... _,~ 4 BEDROOM-NEAR BEACH-$34,8001 Sl•·••·l~ .,...,.,.," 11·w I"" ~ly!•<:I ,..,,,,. tnvnlldlftlt Pll»•·.,onl 1 b~!lto, •It '" u.-•. r1 c-, Gou•ma1·, rl_I,,.,,, '"'n n, CMlu•r buoll In 100111•~1. do>~ w " ' LO••·Y µ.loo Sr\Ol<lct. delu~• 0Ullt1111, Include dl&ll,..ltlllt, (l\"r· tul liY•llQ room ovetloo~s 1ht t>11ui111.iy l111\d1c•POd V.,d. lt90nl IOI' ptPI. 11., yrs. new ~rid IJelter !hln rnodtl conolllonl loQ4'fl ' " • $31 ,000 -NO DOWN G.J.'S! ! l vr1. new Ill prnllQI 10c1tlon ot f'D\llll•ln lo'ftlltv J o""'"""' bedrao,,,., 1 pullme<1 belhl, Otlvx• bulllln)lllchln, l'YM I dl,llW8•~•' l"orced •ot nt~•· 11111. n lrtl! I•--nNtlV llMKIPlll grounlh. ,,., OOVI~ (j I. I ll 01111•1 try J,_ dOwnl M2·1J7J Since 1926 - . ·. •' " •• ; • . . .. Sf DAILV PILOT ~ _ .... ~I_ .... I~ _ .... ~I-·-@] I --I~ 1 ·-·-@JI_ .... I~ I ~ 1~11 ..... -----~;;;;;;;;;;;~~~:~~~! 1~;;;;;~·1 ~;;;;.~1 , GoMr•I Gwrol . Costa Mesa Hunllnat'"' llMdt Hut,..... ...,. LWt 1• • I.Wt lllt eommarclal Bual-• • ,, __..... U1 OpplrNftity '., ---l'OOL-·bil4-.,2 IMMED. OCCUPANCY VUNDERBARI OWllER-Bscdlo.J p,.,..,., f HUGE PRICE both In exccllent ..... lSX36 Be ... -"' enjoy UM -lawnt. boc-1 l>uillla .. <lodrW -.. j~ 1 pool • C.OVercd paUo, b/l brand new 3 brdtoam. bo!Dt. ~ are the nnt tbblip evrn • ~ S ii• REDUCTION! bbq. B11utlfully landlcaped. Family -. dlnlnl room yoo. .,. aa you ,..., tbll -· d<ll, -1 p ' NEWPORT HEJGHTI AREA Priced to ld1 at $36,500. Bier A tnakf.ut arra • all wll.hln ehaltt·lllre 2 stoey home wtlh dnp-. Attractjve patio. ,+ • New Ena:land at)'la bome -546-8640. cuy walldnc dflcuce ol 3 car &&r. Located on extra VtllJ Db ~ mu all ~, r 4 btdroomt, ' ba1hl aDd 3 OWNER .ay1 $clJ., 3 Jxtrm.. ~ IChoOll. put • WtltclW 14.f'ie cor Aot, tbe ltr&• rM1 ~I BRK. a.-. .;-. • car eara,ge. Just ! )'e11'1 be.th home, deep ahag cpt., 9hOpl. )'a.rd hu • covtttrd t'ftCioted 1 ..:-~;:;:;:;,.,=-==-=,,.. ~" aid, See It and app~late conwr f Ire p I ace, dbl OWN'tll M&.1918 patio. loaide art '4 bit bid-WA[K TO 11.ACHI S It .................. $43,llXI. _,e, b;g yard. Moke ol· TWO UNITS mu, tbtmut<r~loJown. tblo 4 Br -..i 1- 1 ' TT i... "'""'" i:u 950 bla tta1n complimet>r. tbt .,.. -11n, --{ PETE BARRE 546-tl&IO. ' • * EAST$1DE * 1y uv111a nn. •llM ldt • 1% l>L + !>a--..,. ..,,.: ' -REALTOR-PRIVATE New-Hel•"ll. l.J BEDRM l-2 BEDRM tam "'"· wblle lb• albtt Heu yanl S5dll wills . . ~'. • ~· $ ' 3 bodrma upltlln have "· ... ~ -~ •• , ~.;· '42...S20f Elfeant home ~utes trom 30,000. their own TV llttlnl area. p&uu.,. ..,,_..,., • ......,t ~ .,. ~ ~ beach • 3 b1g ~ 2 Roy MeC•rdle Realtor. C:Onununity swim p)Ol A * 9'J..7'37 * ~ t * 4 Bedl'oOm * tiled balba, built·in kitchen 1810 Newport Blvd., C.M. ~ efve• the ultimate ot SEIJ,ER. ~te. 3 BR.. 2 ) Dower bfth, wlth 11' x 31• vacant and read)' 10 bt lived ~772t turburban livin&. Priced in BA, S )'1'I: old: Vlcant. llakf ~ pool, marble rntry A. nrepl. in. bkr 546-8641). the Jow 40'a, otter, Down pqment cpn. -·-· . ---~-~-- VIA PALERMO Liv!Qa on Udo We IJ • different way of life. You'll eojO)' the pr!vale clubhome, beaches & tellnll eta. We'n offering a splendid 2 Bdrm. I: tlen home, which IJ 1P1cious, bu a lge. South (sunny) patio, & IJ on an utra wide SO It. lot. '75,000. l : Won't wt too '°"" •l 5 Re--by V.A., in a 4 B•clrnt 2 lath R1ll1blt Rul Estate Payment i290. per mo. $M,900. Call US.mt. 31.000.33,000 atta. A 3 kl ~ ..... •--u .. 8t6-l391 MU.1%l Evn. Prin. only. I 3 S -110 3; ' Bdrm., 2 bath home, now 3 year11 o • ..-..6• _...,,.11 a:JS..nu or SU-1095. Convenlent'Plrldnl-euytobl ! _' "-'-, 12S,2!IO. wo•'t Jut call bkr. lype kltchen wllh walk·ln ADDED 20x20 4 DR, 2 balh nr bcb. 2 1l'L 1 ':J>ROP·IN" •tllv a -RelJIJ 675-;. VI llU"'21-· ;::;;;.:Ber:;.= FAMILY ROOM old,."""""· enc courtytld, : ~ COMMERCIAL zone, cute l at $.lJ,750, Call 911Mf41. Th1t beautiful Dutdi Haven dbl fpl., beam cath. cell., ;. -c::c=-J I bdrm. bO!JM on 50illO C·l * C t R lty Marina home feabD'ft .f, ~~-~~!-pit. ~.950. ' w 1733 Wettclllf Dr .. N.B. lot in Costa Mll!lll I• $15,500 res ea bedrooms, 2 baths and a VWIU-~ )'.I HURRY-4 IDRM too much! Call bkr 546-86<0, •· 4 BEORM, pool ''" lot, "'°'' 20 x 20 family room. 'I lllocU to Beach, apacloul 2 FOR. SALE: 2'ii aer•s. Antelope Valley. $600 -A. resume payment. -· ESTAB11SHm Ora•tr COW1ty lalal _.,. • ln- llaltalloo btYlne1o w It b $270,000 --.ales orjented -·· In IOUlh Dupl1xts/Unlll end county. Capital ,.. ulo l62 quired, will tnln. Box Zl24 CLEANER UPPERI N-Befleh. C..ta r,t~u.. ir" •I ID-BARBER SHOP ve1tment or live ln one A-nJneP -Mutt ~u. N'pt rent the other. 2 Sepftr1lte Beach. 1 man'• abop, fWly houses, 2 BR'• each. Oo1y equipped, Good. ,_.,. A $31,950. By fiexlble ownt!I'. location. -$2500. 64>-2430. GIWLUI REALTY lricomt Property 166 12 uMfrS In EPt Blutt area .... -.-Ing. Luxurlous in nery ftapec!. 10 with 1bdmu•I with 1 bdrm. 100% ocoupled. !260.000, 84Wlll Pipe I: Tobaceo 1tore Beauty $xlp Butcher Shop Beauty Collep HOLLAND llus. S.111 1'116 Oran,:e, C.M. 6454170 DENTAL ~. No . HoJlrwood, $10,000. Grotla!s $35,llo annual on 3 day achedule °"4'· (213 ) -· t ·~ • NEW TRIPLEX ••••. $67,950. overJooldn& • protpecllve The brick flreplAce in the ttoiy, ~ to 1ebool.a. .f, I !::=:::m:::i:"•••'l":::;'::"";::'j;"'"""""" :· famiJY nn 4-formal dinlnl 3, 2, 2, Bdrm. 151 E. Bay, marina I ocea:n v I e w . living room. the all built-in BR, 3 BA, fam nn., •ei>· I Lltuna a..c.ti Newport 8Ndt : _ rm • Won't la1t Ion&! 11il• Q>lta Meta Ph: 642-4837 ALSO aee Catalina 11!. kitchen with new tue and Dr., cul-de-tll.c, $39,950. B)' / ;;;;;:.,~;,,;;;;.,;;;.,.,.,.,..,,-, / ~;.;.;;.;.,_,.,.,.;;,;,;.;;.=--· I • ... lovely home, locate,,. on cor· HEW DUPLEX $48 950 free o! charse. the shake root are j1Llt a owner. 96:Mit08. CUSTOM BUil T 3600 SQ. FT. Investment W•ntotl 230 l .... ner, w/double tlrepl, FA ht, 3 • Bdrm. ;;;·E .. s.'., ' larwln r•alty Inc. few of them•..., extra.a.~ BY~--· NI 3 Br .. ...__ Bl&" ocean view bOtne Jn OF GRACIOUS lJVING ON WANT to buy'liquor ltofn. I 2 ba'"· •·~t bldnl w/w ' "• .w.. , ., ""o -·,, vw .... r. ce •1 • ""·• i....-. ....,..•mnns --~ .. •--w.., e~ .. c • '"~ta M 642-4837 _,-4@ (UHoutl) joy your family tor only 3 Id y t _..__ ....,...ut. prden Rttfn&, S 1/S ACRE , beautifully ~Jv N.,,......,.,,_ .. ,a m.. ..u--. ,.._, bbl. 1tt, aar, CB tn ......,.. eu. •tt 950 Call )Tl. 0 • acan · -"'"'... BR. S ba' .H..i .... ._ 1---'·-ped. SINCE 1944 ..... : ~-or mall !nfo to -~ ALL •«-CO' -· . 847..&010. No-•11 T-"---~•or , a., tpae, ............ • _,...._ Sprawl.Irv 6 V'W",._ , ttar. c 96~-. v B•lboa Ptnlnsul• VA REPOSSESSION ~ · -···· ·~ Uv. -. Well plamoed Br., 3 Ba., 2 lrptcs. mu.ic 673 AAOO Barbara Brltfelle, 1515 : • LINS 4-WATTS INC. 4 BR 2 BA $28 250 $1150 make otter. 833-llDl; eves kltcb. Lee. view deck A. ...., stclltt Na , . c&w 45· Bay~-6,mi *!. it dl)W~. Pmnt'.s ,254 ~ in-839-n-fi. patio ana. Many rxtru. ::· x~t!" ::1ert~ l""iii;;tiaiiif" we Dr, . 2 l home. Pitt• floe.t. fl.95,CXXJ. cJudifll' taxb: • insurant"e. FOR Sale bf Owner, tine Wet bar, tinted cJau, av-l•rwln re•lty Inc. •e••·•'llf Money to L_.n 40 ' TRIPLEX Manball lleally 67">-4600. Auihoriud Brok" oldu 5 BR-·· tam nn., ... door opener, ..it-clean. 96M4ll5 (24 Hours) INCOME HOMES BORROW TO $211.llXI cm the ; \ EASTS!DE 3 BR u o I I 45' LOT, 2 BR, 11> BA. by 54U570 $25 500 I& fncd yd, ........ $500 oven; very fUDctlooal, well I-NEW DUPLEXES $18,950 equity In your bouoe. Ute ! w/trplc, two 2 BR unltl, all owner. $53,500. Call after 5 • • dcr.im. Good cmilt J"eCl'd. planned home, A jewrl for Near ~yet far '-NEWTR.IPLEXES $6T,950 the money for uy JNl'POI!. wfpatlol. Walk to markets p.m., 673--8232 BY OWNER • MES A 4 BR, 2 BA, Ira: 60' x 100' 2516 Delaware St. entertain1ni. $89,500. aw.,-teeluaion. 2M 911' ft, Beaut. new 2 A 3 Bl\ unlta. Over $5,000 Oil l'Hl eatate i , ' pull. $51.~. Capistrano Beacfl VERDE &public 4 BR. 2% !ncd ' ldacpd lot, over· BY Owner. 3 BR, 2 Ba. ooun-* 52l>O * Pool tb1 mt Fam Rm, 2 151 E. 811 st Cott.a Meta. and '(lenODl.l iroperty. Call ~· 1 C4LL e ,,,.J,14 Ba. Dlnlna rm. Family rm., sized dbl gar. 1 yrs new. try kit, IArge llv rm., frplc. ..... .__ ' AVCO ,. • FOR •·•· by U·'·· •-Kitch/tam nn combo, all ~.. ,.__ -Mariner SchL Quick fb: W-1837 FINANCIAL' SERVI-• 911 ~ ~ o W n er. ..-ullli nn. Privacy w/u•· Must ~ll. $28,300. ,..,.,..,~ ~ ~pane)'. lW/' Kant Ln. ......_, ~ ~ ~...e& Caplttrano Beach B 1 u ff cul-de-Mc lot. Mature bl1 11•1 appl'sbo, bi&'d cloaetlotl, pals only. MU329. ~ -Oswn Sat A. Sur all dayt, DELUXEr' 4 ~; .. aw. 500 N. Anaheim. Blvd,. al.tLTY vi~. comer Jot. 2 story, -4 landsq»g. Stt to a}>" Pen Y cup ar s, pa • m,.~CMll Owner/qent. e • custom ..,.._., .. ..,....... apt. Anaheim !535-2116 _ Pi•ar N••••'' real Ottlc• BR, 21Ai Ba,, fOrmal dinln&, ~ciate! $52,900. M.>-8129. w/w crptt: &: drps, Xlnt Ioc. Irvine ,.,. .. ......,.QIW 1---==~==~-Lup Ir beautl!ul. No. of 240 s. Euclid St., I·,.·· -Ownin" 8Hts clen w/wet bar, drpl, cpll, LOVELY l'I 2aty <BR, bom• ~ie!""'~ :.~. • ..,.. UNIVERSITY PARK FIX IT UP . ~ OPIN HOUSE While HDtlle 1:' San Cle-Aoa!>eim 116-52511 I -,. intercom. Completely feno-2in. ba frplc bltln au kltch 5 Bdrm. 3 ba. borne, for the mente. For ,. ... 05,000. De-1879 Harbor Blvd., , _ Renting ed, paUo. Acroa from park. dJh/~h. hm. HU&e yard. If Be au t tr u I Mediterranean Your decorator'• touch will bit funlb', located 1741 IJ'. tails: 492-8139 bet. 6 PM or eo.ta Me.a ;. , Call us fol: detalll, 4 BR, 2 Approximately 2,600 sq. ft. ~ Sprinklera. $39,500. Owner, ityled 4 BR .. faniuy rm. add charm Ir value to th1I vtnef'u· ~!price J.f,9,950LTY.' ::tt• ~.O. Bol:.36, Dua pt, ~1 W. ,11th St, r. BA, only $26,900. You na01t ntln. to abPI A twy. $65,CXXI. 976 Denvtr Dr., c M, 161-4471 (:: J·MM103 home, under red tiled root. c\oM.ln·'l·bd:nn. plua dinfn1 .... R REA '-'&. Santa. Ana !'.'. term•. By appt. only. -496-6020. 540-2442. Ideal 11epar•tion ol' adult: room charmer. Ololce IA· 5460814 L.._ for •·ie ~17 S, Main :St., •• • hlld w 1 k I ll\IJt& locetloll ...... yard I ·BAL=-=so=-~='-----,N,...,,. ~· -170 Santa --~ .. 1 COWNS It \VA'M'S, INC. Corona. dtl-M.1r Reduced to sell now I OWNER must &ell. No down I ~I.stance'"~:" par~ ~ls~ enhance the value. $37,500. Wate~ "'"'P:' ramP 8 ,; "'°'==~...,.,.,,....~.,.....,.;. 12091 Brookhutat Blvd., ~· 962.--5523 Very i;ood buy, &!ller 11 G.I. tmna-low down on BAYCR&Sr, N.B., lot 74• Gardrn Grove 5.l).G:IO 1st TD Loans "" * c & w * HAR~~~VIEW ::.i·;~~~~-"'o~!'!: ~"· :::i:~~ :::;oio~w~c~;;~.:ln .....16/an ~t·:~.$T9,500. =:·\~~~$31,llXI. ~...="""'Div~ .;,,, .--... Condo • 545-W'l builtin "Award" kilchen, REAL EST.'A':TE * WESTa.IFF-By Owner* WATERFRONT 60' lot. , --1•••••• · Th1I great tubdivillon rilin&: -====-=,_--,-••·• ··•· et .ii .. i...... "' 3 su· 2 Ba. kit/tam rm. B --· s.~• ~500 ~ S Br, 2 Ba, pool, pter A 1llp,. on the hilllide above CDM BY OWNER, 2 Houses on lge ...,..,w..,.. ... r, gounn .......... 1190 Glenneyre St. ''"' Y .... ~. """'"ce .... , ,. DeUJhtful S19,SOO bu betn perhaps the !lnl!st k>t, good rental area, 2 BR room for those candlelight .f,94.9.f,?3 549-03lli pooltize Jot, 2 P • t I o •. Prindpall only. 5'8--2479 i"'. 6 EMERALD BAY .... to have bou&ht In lor ::;..i: price 131 •950 ' =·~"':fire::.'!~ ,6::;1:~ ..... next door, II _, .. __ , ~ lmmaotllate S Br +tam rm. tbt tut IOUt years. The•1..::::..::=------28 It. enclosed patio! Ad· &..!""" Hlll1 l-.:.T.:.:r•::l::lt::.r..;P..;•::rb:::. __ l:;.=72 ~ View $145,000 Lusk Company b.u offered BY OWNER Mesa Woods, 4 dltional patio _ sunounded "SINCE 19t6" bl1c from ocean beach. 0%" INTBRBST 2nd To ·ioans •• l-OPEN' Sal Sun. Mon. 2-5 .n attractive variety ot 3, 4, BR Ir. family, 'cul-de-sac, by fruit A shade trtta. Walk 1Jt Western Bank Bldf:. 3 BR, 2 BA. oomo, view, 185,000 ea. Alt 673-1563. : . Toti Hubert & Alaoc. and 5 ~ °"" and 11195 San Pablo Cir, 54S-<328, to ocl>oob and lovely park. Univ"'''" Park, ~ :;:::;, m;'"";;., re:f.d N°!:; "N""-;;.;"'°;,.,.,rt,,,;.H;.;•~ill;h,;-:11;.,,.,,_.,.. Mountain, Dnert, RolOrl 17~ l.Gftlt ntet Qnll:f10>. -'.Y/E l\IY·.lD'S" :, -:H71 VI& Udo 67!>0500* twopubllc""!.". ~".'~( ;;'m ':1..::138::::·::::500::::·------BRK, $35,950, ~ D•ys 551·7000 Nlthts World. 1137.Jll52. Owner. , . * VETS ·-~.. * SUPER SHARP * :·." • • • • quickly .. they com• on~ Dan• Point Model Homes EYE CATCHING L ..... Nl..,.S 3 BR. Coqdo. Profeu. dec:or. PALM Sjrln(L Falrwly 9. Thunderbird °""'"' Club. OlltQm 2 BR. Plwl MaJd'1 • Sottlor Mfi. Co. '42-21n 54Ult1 ---Zl>l'L : . _ 1::u~ ~::~;~r G~:e:~ ="~ ~cu:~~ 2 BR: 2 BA, built lO yrs, . · VrEW Plush =·:::Pel· Priv. ; ·'1• CC! ar oblla&tion ju.st call available, tome Jilted with "'allung dl•tance to harbor F s I from this 3 bdrm., 2 ba. By*~~ ::::"2 t Ba patio. I • GE' M ~ quarten. Choice Jot. Guest -· $225.000. Hallmark 'Realiin. $2S,GOO PYt Money tor R. Estate ~. Mr. Adami, Bb'. (nl) '89-2130. t . Ii ' .·• ·1c. ' UJ and IOme listed in Multi· • . Doheny Pk. $26,500. ·Or ' a e ' bmr!e. Be cuual in "the pan.. P&eelltttr m home. 1/3 i M ,Am M pie by other brokera. Let ua 1 =496-~28~53"·,-,,.-----eled family roorn or quite &C( c_ul-dHac. Prindpall 1810 W. Oout Hwy., N.B. ~ -.. ~= .. ::::. :'.tlbewill~~~lef~ East Bluff Phone (714) =· wi!r~ce~ = Ollly. $39,000. 49$-S6.11. REALTORS 642-4623 Morta••··· • n4-544-0656 • . inn Beach Blvd., H.B. AIJIU.lt, ao hurry! Call ~t . mean1 owner is anxlou1. Lak• FoNlt San Clement• ~~~== _T_ru_ll_.D~Ht-d¥•---2~'° [ ~~0: .=~ =~ 675-Tl25. &st t_',~1~krt1.Jea,J(' ly 962-6605 ired hill ~~~= ·i:~~iE.': =: ra. ~ !~ply~!~ . , ~ children" play area. Laroe ~V ADDED FAMIL y REALTY with p1.,v 1111aU 11• aall· BEAUTIFUL • ocean I hill 111 -or N~ Beacll ID-I=~,=.------ '" cul-de-,.c yanl. 4 BR. 2\1 ROOM Univ. Park CVllor, 1rvlne boa~ m-3663 60-2253 Ewl. v1 .... 4 BR bome, $38,600.1..:"°"'=''-''""=P.:..::::..:=·--~~ .,"°f:. ~ " ba., "1>1. All t•nn•. WE NEED Call Anytime, 833-0820 "11 Calle Dorado, -· Out of St•le Pnip. 171 ! ·' COil.iNS A W•TTS, INC. CAMEO SHORES Do }'OU need a room for the Of!ice 11oun 8 AM., 8 PM Son J .. n Cop{str•no Private pty. &4H;68 eveL ~ ' 961-5523 *°PEN DAILY 1..5* kldl! lll • 20 1am11y room, 4 ... ..,.~.,..,,,...,...,..., lll ACRE Colorado ruteb. ---------:. * C & W * 333 Miiford LISTINGS! bedrooms, 2 botht " fan. Lagunt Bttch O..•n M•rln• View Beaut!IUlly located nr. mtL [ II~) 1-'C.:..-~=~~=-CUSTOM built 4 bedroom tulle land.leaping. A 11 =~;;;...::;;;:;::;_____ Imnvdilte tale, 2 BA, 2 BA. Buntin& I: ftlhina". Hwy. 159 ..._,. .. • , ., 219 ROSE LANE 211 both ... ~dmce. An opp: • terms. only $ 3 3 . 9 5 o. STOP Lido lale n<: ..--..... l!OOO T"'"' avail. 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-~I ' ' TOJTlflC ..... -locatkm. to acquire. qoallly ... p at Buyers Wo1ting 847~. HE D ;;;;;;;..;.;;.;...,.... ........... ,....."" WN!mlnmr l-n4: -• ~ SpaclotD •BR a. family rm a moot mode•! price 1'15.000. 2414 Vista d1I Oro T WORL STREET TO STREET \~===::~ ""-' fumllhotl 300 . ,. w/fireplatt, 1" be, 2 pe.tlot. 646-3921 or Eve ""599 N•wport Beach HERE'S A PLACE TO GET Prtv.:-.btach at uclLend_otr. Randtes, farms, 0 • crptt • .i,,,., double aar .. e. ' 644-1133 ANYTIME OFF. Uruqu•, conlrmporary the block. I BR. + ~ A I J~ -Orona TIO O.ntr•I l •< Good 11nanctna. Immediate Fountain Valliy otyled home, wtdetalled ex· din. rm. $51,500. --lillil S.Vff Sntal \.::=======::.\ .. · poaseukln. Only $.28,500. terlor of cedar lliake1, . R * * * •·1 MORGAN REALTY cozy 2 BR. plus den. 1to,.., 1tucco, low oweepln( bdcpmi&'-'-J11. a11CllH Mrs. s~ . .., H~lll ,' .~ 67• ,,_ 67' '"9 ~-1 ct f ~· I d --u.L I ••• ·• .. ·-......,., ~ eANNOUNCEMENTe ~ e bo;~.reG1:t~~~o: rooOines or weather e 306 V1a ·ud:) flS..4562 ..-1 • Homn SOUth ct Yoee:mltr, at the in. 3801 Sand Dunt LaM l•·'; OWNER anxlou11 to sell va·"*""'so""'U!!!!T!!!!H"==o"'F""'!!!!H!!!!WY~*=I · patio. Large 20, kitchen. ~= ~~U~ Mfta Vente For Sate 125 tel'll'Ction Of two state Corona clel ft\ar : ~ ~ cant 3 bdrm., 2 ha.th home Lovely duplex Spaclout 2 GOV'T REPOSSESSIONS IN Freshly painted & decorated RED BRICK WALKWAYS, LATE 1970 12'x56' SkyJine. bllh~ Dea Tt0 aCftl ot You are the winner of ~' In NEWPORT HEIGHT~. BR I: 1 BR. furn w/elect Hunt. Bch. A Ftn. Valley interior. Shag c arpet GUARDED BY IR 0 N C BJt, 2 BA, lbaa' crpt thru• Govt. employee . eing trqa.. bea , ranch land cur--2 ticketa to .the ;, , private courbull(yanllnenklttytc,'-~1g bltna. Copper plumbing. thruout, 2'iii yrs old. ~ mJ, GATEWAY, w/remote con-out. auto wate ~. lt ~· S ton air-cond., pra. retb' belnc operated u a Ice fam nn.. t-'"""• Xlnt cond Walle to every· NOW AVAILABLE AT to beach. As&utne our loan trot locking drvice. trult treei. Immed oe> decorated, completeJy car--nncb wtth all the Im-Follle1 delux shat cpt, large tree thing Good tlnanclnr avall. If for $176 monthly payments Spra.wlln&' 4 BDRM. I: FAM. eupanc:y. $32,500. 55T-1083 peted, dlabwaaber A pr-~nta. The owners at the covered lo~ don'I mill 11 • Only ·168.500. o' ,.finance. I 2 5 • 9 o o. RM. noo, plan. Lal'IO entry Ml11lon Viejo . bore ditji. Other cxtru have decided to otter It In FABULOUS l'ORUM .• , Call !l4&-8640 bla. MORGAN REAL TY 531·5111 1--1 531·5111 536-3645. to /RED MISSION Xbtt <olld. Bat otter. n.. .. ..... parct!ls, oome 40 and Sept UM .. 3Bdnn $21900 yer, w e FULLY AIR-COND m,m. HM:::/: Ca. IODlel60,acrei1naiie.'lbe Pler:.call&C.5678 at n4 • EASTSIDE " ' . 673-6642 675-6459 Call now for informaUon e SPANISH e TILE floors. ()pent to TO"~~~-I mo'• ·'" , =· , • -. ', m ........ to 15· ...... an .... _ een9··•5...!,..;.,_ " • ' " Unbelievable value!! Huge _ .... w... li OVER """nvu~ .. °"'" s•"""'"" s --,., ..-•r ,,~ 1111: uou -~ R-2 lot room for maf"e unltJ. Cost.I Meu ALMOSI' NEW 2 story ~ t ·~ v. rm., 2 tis bdrml l" batb. Et· u.£..:.n ... .,....., ..,.. .-.· ~ 1';tlb ,J'OU1' '\'U'klul tu )WI' tickets. (North County Gr.,t potential fix it up and MESA VERDE OWNER oaerlflce. Th t • bdrm, lam rm. $5,llXI. In ll!iO SQ. FT., eomplete\y doal.;. ~ p I an n • d --Ile coacl1. Belt _ol_ IMUllmetll bey-toll-free llUlllber la 51).UIO). l' save $$$, 1-Jun-y 11•1 a one-home has everythina: but crpts, drps & goodln. recleslaned by CHRIS'l1AN comttumlty Amdoul OWrM!l' .Joe, db: adlt pk. ldnl R ot--.nll ertaft. lbete • * * * S ol·•·klnd e.ceiientlloeas~ SPECIAL :;i~~;:~~.:i.~ !1;8-4456, :.~~':!: ;f'~· ·R~21L5T0~· ~~~= ::1=::.:.c::; =;p=,...=R~ .. =,:11;::::=5orv:::;:lcet=d Costa ""' loca n. FHA•VA TERMS of home. 3 ap&cious ••. w/ELEVATEO HE.\llTll, 837-8400 • ~-Pvt. Pl1• 675-7225. TO bkr 54&-8640. Huge 2 5tory, 4 + den or 5 bedrooms. 2 bths. den aet in wall of cedar pan-• ..,:811).9814.;:;,;;:,;.,.,,.· .,,..-..,--~ LANPIDRDS AND ELEGANT Thrtt. 1he.rpe1t bedroom executive'• home. zra.ciou• living room with neUlng & cork. lntrlaUbW Newport ~ CUSTOJ( bit v •I ab on d • 'l'ENANTS hOme on the market at Costa Mesa's best area. flreplace. Bulltln kitchen, CEIUNGS OF ACOUSTI· -R HdO. Shae cpt. cust drps. 2 AU irtc;a and all anu COLWELL $33,000 ankle ~eep shag cpt, Near Balearic acbool. Very dishwasher. Covered patio. OWNER leaving. Transfered. cu.. CORK SOFFIT W/ Pool Table oom Br., 2 Ba, den, rtfrir air '15-7225 de\ux 1paclou1 bu 11 t • I n nice bAck yard in a quiet Room for boat or camP.'1'· Large 4 bedroom home witb INDm.ECT UGHTING, Tbi,I lbal'p S bedroom brnM cood. Quiet adlt pk. Beaut. kit chen, 1n1rrored walls, area. No down 10 quallfled Heavy shake root. BRK, deluxe builtin kitchen, OPEN BEAM Is HEAVY has a .2ld> tamlly room dobblt. Htd pool. Jaam:I f•"-1(.)~>[RJ:[:-., I"~(, Rf Al TONS tcmuQ <"It!!)'. tree studded veterans. CALL. N 0 w $31,000, 962-1373. 1 dishwasher, tlreplace tn CROSS TIMBERS. made to order for a pool N.una Card mis pool tbla Ruf !ltatt'Wanted 114 lot beautifull y lnndscaped, BEFORE TfflS ONE IS OWNER t:re.nsfered Spacious family room, dining room. SOLID WALL OF GLASS table. TM • 1M9 Jdtchen 60-4l7o. ., . COLWELL PRflf1 E RT I! S IN< RE.AL TOR:.--. M'r 10 appl't'cinte call bkr GONE. Priced at $45,00). 3600 aq. ft. iara'.e family Forced air heatina. Park lookl to rear patios 'fl probably ia bJa eftOUih for WANr to buy from owner 546-8640. paradise. 3 baths, 5 b<lrms, Jlke grounds, ta s t e f u I ritUonry & brick, 6 18 x 36 plnc poeW u well! Good MOBILE Home 12x00, awn-re&M>nab1e jluplex or Muse WATERFRONT * al din ,_ d·' land,..aplng! BRK, $3.1,llXI, FREE FORM SWIM POOL. !ocallon " motivated oeller ... I carport, 'Odull pk, nr wllh ttllW anlt. No" fixer 5 HP.-, O.B. A 13\111. * form -room, ~uxc di ' lhDI c&po ' Belt l6llOO ~... ·• ~, "~ •-'-.. ~ b j I t j ii 842-6691. completa w/heater, v. -n11 ..... to cany.a J.uie,.2nd • • " upper. "4,IRl ~ L&auna Uta .aam. -., UA111 ,lllllW, -. Charming Home Realton 56.(M65 u n app ance11, bd., etc.. exter:Ww uae of TD.,--:-•SMl. '137-a.YIO at 815. l Umtt $:UO. Mt-0888. In N'"'port Shore1 Open Eves. cUlhwa.sher, fireplace, rich e CATHEDRAL · ::..=;:;-.,.-::=;;;:c.-..,.....,.. ';==;i;;;===;i;;;=I Poot.• Tcnnio wood paneling, mirrored CEILINGS e brick plantm. watet!all I ' c.ll f!S.'1225 lBR. lBA, adult-. See BLUITll Condo wantod .1' HUMY: :! $45,000 AREA wall• Lovely covered patio. 3 Bdrm" ullra·mod. ~/ l ... bird aviary, The •ntlrt at S%I w. Wilton, ..,._ 3', PrlY. po!QI. Gr0enlie1t or * * * CAYWOOD llEALTY $32,000. price 00 tht. lovely Expertly landacaped. pool outdoor kltcl>, on ..... COi" ~~~G~IE·w ~~· -illpc. = ".Pr!nc, : ••11. ,:='j;:..!"'z. * 54J.1290 * 3 bdrm., family rm Newport med ........ BRK. $45,000. ne. lot. $16,950. -· or THE CANYON • RUQ. Nou,....i luch OCEAN·Breue Newport His. home. Xlnt ldscpg, 846--0604. ··~, GED V~ BELOW. Tbts You, G't the winner ot ~~~.'~ ~~ =~i:air: :va,:cbt~. :U ~= ~~R3;:'t -;n~ ~';~ ~ :ietlnbo:C::. e~ 11 1 [ ¥ 't•t# ~ ,~ 2 ~';.~ the painted in Rnd out. new avaJI. Call tar detaih: and V a cant-lmmedtate t I wn. remote .~ P:allles !hSll: c!')I. througbOut. H\11(! intpeetion, possession. Trelhly pe.tnted Owner Sacrifice! !on~ w,:. do«' Opent!', ' at the 50xl30 lot wilh 11lley Aet'elll, inside A. out. 4 bedrooml-Room for boat ot mobile an\eODll on rotcr, etc. Ewn UNISIAL· .... Ill '?'.!''"! UC la I• PAIULOUS ~t..;;.~. ~-asltln/: CALL 842-1118 ~~ = '7u' = =.. ~~ t..:"~ ~ ~ ~': = IAHAIN . * .... ., ..... * °''I ....... • -='~ :. ·: BY Owner .4 Bdnn.,2 both, M PAm M tong! 2 botht, 4 ~ boat ram~ Ope• lblle btlalt( · ~ "°"" $llO,llll) l'.J'. * *' * , ,_.. Clll iG«ll, o!lll.11• )" pt.nelf'd ram. rm .. hullt·ln -.-WAUCE• ...-bulltlnd~tren. Evvy l>a11 $31,950 or any $6$,00I ._ ....... , 8 st'd cmlttr ,,/10114 lldwird Miiier bttw .. land!~todab ~:I ldtA:hen, 2 "101,.., 18x~ pool, •w•rww: s27,500. •• reuona.bte otter accepted. tt'4 AN EXPERIENCE! -"i--·t!':: 'Wille -twnt. in IJ'llt ""' *""" 1510~ Mal-Pl:. YGUI.' ~ {North ComQ ~ '• Joi.'of tropical Jandocapin.<. 17171 Be"h Bivtl., H.B. • VACANT • 4 Bdrm + 20!l1 Suburbia Lr>. 962-1141. MISSION -REAL TY ·llt>"!' lit -YIO.r ... a llllid U.15~ -1an.o. hltnd \111-119 -ber loo Ml-12111) l 1 I• ~~"::::.:'t.:-;,::.:~ TRl·PLEX :1.;~~F;::~~·°::. REPOSSESSIONS 8;:H~~~~'f4M~ =~'°'!.'= :'°.=-.:r~.! Youarelbowbutuot ~ *' * 2• al 135,!ltiO. !j.17"0•!. Cullom built. _l'iulh 3 hedrm ., m•alll ~l,llOq, tal&I !'or lnfonnatloa and mtfoo ---cL• ' I ~ l!ll'UL•1, -ood 2 ~lbceto U.. 1a-..; iJ .... ~ 1 2 bath owner 11 unit, Dei\in· CASll + a UDY $8)0. ~ of lb,M J1U.A VA bomet. OIARMlNO 2 BR. ocean * PD.Jl 6 SUP 1r vacancy ot ~" fta\INd In. j • TEAOIER muat oell l!ll lOV<o. bl&.. -t _ · view, "'"t. doc., 2 patlool, 11 n. -Bdmtl.. 1 -Don't nil • tllla 1tOlpll>. 'olllao BTlt:PI IO -· 2 Br .. 2 at t; =.".r!'ti~,;:e N= and blauty, Neu new with ~i:( • )ft. old. Move bl KASAllAN ' ]11\'., f#· ·et I ia1t 4 Jmwr:g•it.t -.. ..,. faqeJ",;. r:• llhf ti.. ....., ~· .... $M. I • i!' -.. ........ ··-lo IOlarlum, 2.....,. ftrtpW:o, tonl&h~ R I I •• LOWEii -w .... I * ~w • .. •• a .. .... P.AMJ!.GUI .... l t"!: ... - 1: a11 '1oo t1wn. ~ ;;;;;'."~ P1t1111carpc11ngandallmod· Rollortt ac.. f0.1111 H llote N214 BR, 1 u, -·..,.. a.1o11i .. :aa. a lll'JBIAllPOllD llt1llllt PORUM Wll -•11--. ,, fl>t 8antlrl m44l :zw. ""1 ...._CALL =., 8°! hill' Hu. nt-~~ NO DOWN. I .811. t 114, -• .._ ·i....:=t; lillL -* fiiill& iiiiii.u. * 'I . . ry ........ ~UTU ;;;s.;;;;.; -'1'0llNllOUSE ......... JOI -•• I ----di. u ... 1--·-:" SP4111SH ii1IO added fun. COA.\'I' IU!ALTOR.$. t1o, pool, .. ~--. Uillt to 0. Tl ' 1t * hi -la allllMtl ....... bias• t•$Jail0-.,.., ~ _na.,Abdm.,2bllbballtd1Y0-,411R.JllA,$2500 ~.:.·~:,Ill.,.~ ~~yp~ ~~.:nt '1ir.'-Dofl"'= m; .... -.i:,e;•C.. ;;&&':ir:a-£ . , lll ldtdlett, Oil -......, .,... locatlo•I lll,IOO. ~~Dr. i:.o-lt1trim +"'"" .. ...,_i41aa.... UDOimA!Jr! --~ .. -llllll-Jllll -,._., - -!19.llll blir ll4M!4ll. ,.000. 511-!lS ilNI03. 4 m-3114. -:1-f'! '9la I.No, Ill -+ 0 * • , lllL • Al I I -j . . . • . • • 1 - I I'll.OT ·AD\IOTISEI ]e [ ---l~I _,,,_ I----.;.;.;..:;...;;*:;.: HouMS Un!um. llU... P..,inMM Gtnorol L1ko ,_ Noujlihi - -Duple_ ........ tum. 3 BR, 211 NEWLY doe 5 Br., 3 ba, tt• Lowlt _..... l w, 111 ba, NEWPORT BEAClll'RONT BA.newb'dec.Scarprq. eaittwbomtlnUPPtrBly adult•oecqpkd borm. a-.WlnltrRent&l m .., mo. :1)5 Montero .,...., Lwe 1375 mo. ""''-'If .._..,.. _ _.....Dr. Bolboo, l'IH891. ' 646-8320: 833-3544. with pMr ;tlr -a 14' Avail. &pt. tlh 113: 41T-<13811 Wlntrr rontol. Vt!')'....-. II Block !ram ...-an 2 llllboo Peninsula ..Uboat. -~ .. 213: 2tlWlll. OwMr CNJ "°"'ly fUrn\lhhwl. Private BR. • ' -.. ........ ~. 911. pOtlo. D«ellont ldtc:Mn, 1 e LOVELY APARTMENT e Fum loch i. I Ir. lx- ceptlonolly nlcol 2110 Newport Bt..i, C.M. 3 ROOMS $80. mo Jcr Oid'tt -20SI Wutmlnater, C.M. Inquire at 240 Slmoa 30. =: S.pL lJ) lo JWlo NJ:AR 1117 I 0coao-S Br, 2 Wllfiii( , .. tol 2 BR, !Um, Br., ........ Adult.I only • BL Li's,..._ 1'111. with wel -$130 Leuo • $2!10/mo. Pbolle l Br. '"' 2 Br. 111', ahopo. PooL NR. Perun. pt A <>c.an. s br. bar. FlJlc. Yearly.· AvaU. to ocean, "'U; m..19119 (owner). Utll pd. Adult., no pall. 1884 ~· P1';_ ~;..~,.,...•1_em_•'-•"-2U1.=---~--<llb-. 115 " NEARLY .... m: lllA. All 111o_.._ -. -~nope--··~oc elect kltch, llplc. patio, * SMAIL apL older adlt. All Cosio Mou c.,... dol Mor Newpon -111 B!Dm:;r=r BR. 2 lll!Q, .U.O .IBR. SBA. Leuo util d. $110. Apt'-In rev, l~:::;o-.,...,:::--,,.,-,-,_.1NEW S BR plus den, walk tol_.,.,,,....,..,,,... ___ .,.,_ BA, -· lunl. $25!1/mo. Sept.Juno 63H410"3Ml!I 2335 Eld<n. C.M. llEW 4 BR. 211 na. Ip. beadl • •m. Bayside !200 2 Br, "'"""· relri&. Ask !Ir Jim or Pat sn.-. BAYJ'llONT, a BR. 2 BA. Fl/Rll, 1 BR. No pets, yard. PO mo. 9'l't DttrNr Or. adcftu. $50D mo. pr. deck. OrcMntront. SEE 5000 NEPI\JNE tum. $450 yrl;y tit $315 Students welcome. $139.50. Or. C.M 541).:UC, :ZU· 'llHl!I. $4IX) -UtJI pd, S W, 2 Ill. ! BD ~ .,... winter. 403 N. Baylnm~ p-S&JT'IT. -·H~ ' ' wa-.i, deck, :rl' lllp ' ""' ~-. """""' hland m-wo: 1:::-o-===~=--IWll.ktoacb "'a.ls.famlll ... 5475-:S +tam. rm. 2 ti.. 2 delWt. pee. rno wtater. Call "Bal='=:-::-'-:-;-:-=='°' 195 • CO'ITAGE. Ulll pd. I tldl. 2 Br, bu ~. ~ S boo !>om ba,y. <n4) m.2tl6 coll. WlliTER Renl&I. 2 .._.._ BR. $1lJ) Utll pd. • RontA·Houao mM30 NU-VIEW RENTALS 2 Br, loMr, $250 mo. 3 br, 2 adu!IL SWldeclr. No Ront-A-Hou1e ~ 2 BR. 1 ba, cpts, drpe, lrpk. l1M030 ,. -upper, $280 .,., Newly dee. $1&5 month -plut utllltitL Huntington Harbour 110 cl!lldren or pelL 12115 e OCEANFRONT. Spodoua Cpt, drpe. 100 blk of 45th st. 221 Pearl, Bal hi. -..• mo. Pleue call 00Ufl9, -. bach .<II utll llld l)lO I amall ch!ld OK. 642-8520. Bolboo p..,1 ... ula S'n.JDIO, 1 blk from beach, -· ' • lrpl~ bllna. brand new. Costa MoM ALA Rtntals • '4S4tGO llfl. 1 Br lunl. 11 blk to Winter Beech Rentals -•--1 _ ..:...:. t beach. l adlt or cpl. Winter ~737moor ~~UL (.213) Three bedroom, 2 bath wtth • 1'fM'l' SHANTY • 2 BR. &eue. l:Dquire ~36th St. 1 BR aPll w/patiol tft~. bullt·ins. n • W •fl.tl::d )'d, t'hJld/im pe~ ~ OCEAN view yrly or win tel' Avail Sept. to JUM sbar cupet " drapea i:m .. LA Rontols • 64~7W Stepa to boy • ocean L•IU11• B11dt per month. Free rental * POPULAR "E . PLAN," 2 BR, 1 BA, $250. 6'4--6780 From $125. mo. plus util. $135 • Utlt J>d. ~ bach. ~ service. on wlde ll'ffnbelt in Old-or &e.3S39. Sushor. Re•I Ett1te blk beach. Full kitchen. er BJUU.. Huge rumpus Duplexn 1Jnfum. 350 · 67J..1573 2 BR. Uttl pd. $175/mo. No pets. 22T Maple st. A1'. B. CM, cau 543-stl3. Huntington - LoOUINTA Hl!ltMOSA Span1lb Oluntry Ellatt Liv. Ill& • Spaclolla AplL Tel' , ractd pool; lllnken 1u BBQ. Unbellen.b!e lJvin& • Only I BR. STUDIO • $240 ALL llTILITIES PAID Adultl No petl $200 • Utll J)d, 2 BR, ocean = ~~=·le: liilbo. Island OCEANffiONT yearly • 2 view, north end. Realton 646-771l ...... , Bt. patio on and. Fully (f blka S, o! San Dleto F'rwY $225 • Oceanfront 2 BR, frplc, 2>43 WestclilLortve or leu $450/mo, UNIQUE 3 BR, 2 Ba., cpts, drps, furn. Avail Sept. 9 , on Beach. 1• b1lc W' on Holt --··vi , ~-k HOMES, 675.oooo. blbl!, patio, 5111\ deck, pr-$3'151mo. 6fS-6851 to 162U P.,takie Lane.) •-6~--ew . ~ . Open 'lil 9 PM ...... ··~·11:.; tnt) M7-MU NU-VIEW RENTALS ePruCE IS RIGHT! C.Ozy ~y l~ase. U~qu~~ ~2 age beaut w of ~· ~~ 2 BR. 1~ BA. patio. bllCQQ)', [ •!!lm~~~~!!!!!!B I --~-----~·--~...-· VILLA MARSEILLES SPACIOUS I i. 2 BEOROOM APT. Furnlohod I Unfurnished Adult Living Dishwasher color coordinated appllanc1s - Plush 1ha11 carpet -mirrored wardrobe dooro-lndlrect lfghUri& ID kitchen -breakfast bar • huge private fiilctd paUo -pllllh landscap- ing -brick Bar-be-Ques • lar11e heated pools & lanai. Air contllUoning. . 3101 So. lrlstol St., Sonlo AM 557.-200 COLDWELL, BANKl!R i. CO. MANAGING AGENT ------------. -------Apt. Unlllm. Apt, un1u ..... :M5 CostoMeu * * * Norm1n Cowie ( 509\la Acacl• Ave. HARBOR GREEHS Furnished & tlnfurnl1hed From $130 to $215 mo Dlll.Y- SJ' IJ:. 1 • s Br .,. Pit .. l'Ool, <pt/drv, bl ... --Ulll Mapla !lo. 1 •••• ~ m 011Jtp Mo. s ... ~1*15 S BR, 11111 par mo. 1 Ii S., J BR, llliO ... .... llOlilY decor. Cb1ld ... ns Sl•allmar Mir. -' ' 2 BR -11' Bo. ,.S. Adil.I, 1!0 pall. 11 U • B l'<>mooo. Cell -... appt. • LOWER 2 B1l, 1 BL, dole pr. Spac. patlo. Nr. 8:). Coast Plaza. A It.· ll&I', 56-2321. DELUXE 900 L ft 2 BR. 2 BA. Beam ttll. Prtv. Patio. Gar. Cpl.I, d ...... bllna. !rtilc- $19a mo. 60-4002 b9t. s PM. LRG. J BR. l" BA. Priv. paUo. No pets. Chlldnn ck. No •lnela· ~ 72i Joann,, Apt. L 14-1584. 2 BR. Fum/Unt Heated Pool. Lndry ...... - Coron• dtl Mar You are the wlnner ol 2 tickets to the lco Follies • olt. No pet&. US Monte llf the FABULOUS FORUM Sept. 13·30 Pleue call &12°5618, ext. 314 ·between 9 and 5 pm to claim your tlcke15, (North County toll·free number Is 540-1220). • * * Bachelors • 1 8drm1 VI.Ila, C.M. 2 Bdrm• e S Bdrm1 LOVELY 1pacb.J1 1 Br. qt. 11<\! or 2 Full Botha Nr. sOOp'g, "-· OCC A UO. $13 5 /mo. Call Master atze bedroorm wt 979--0134. hlgh beam ceillnas. larp livlne room w7au or 2 BR. w/own fenced yd, at- wood burninc flttplace. tached. aar.. cpts. mi-. ConvenJrnt laundry area 11tove. 1129 \Vallace st. $150. err kitchen. Enclosed pa· 548-91$95. m.-403& or 494-32411 1 BR tum. Util incl $00. Pvt :i.e. cl=~: Adlts, ~ mo. 6'15-53)7. !15 E. Ba.Y. S250 mo. on )'l'ly $1'5 • $165 UNUSUAL. attractive home, ALA ReJtt•ls • '45-3900 peh -. No. I" Ba-Ide B•lboll P•ntn1ul• lat. Inq. at Ape C 67$-1521 Bachelor I: 1 BR, pa.ti<», I"'======== ~ _., .,.. ... or MS-7Tl1. B•lboa Penlnsul• 3 BR. 2 BA, den cyn 4-OC?l va1...... 300 Padfic Coast Capistrano a •• ~ ..=.='-'--,.;;;.~~,-~-trplc'a. priv. r a r a re • . tloa. ~ swtmmln& pool1, I ~;::_,;=--~---,~ sauna. recreation faclll· 2 BR. unturn. crpt1, drpl, li6. Security tuard. No rarce/oven, refril. No pets. view, cul de aac. 1350 mo. eFAMILY~ED .2 BR, m~:· (805) 969-3651 -.....-. e $25 \VK A: Up-On Ocean Dlv\ded bath le lots o1 BAYFRONT lie. «97·1287, 494-1115. nr :llChooL Kids ok. Sl.35. WESTCLIFF nio IQ tt. 2 Coron• dll Mmr Lovely Bacb-1 Br. • Rooms cloaet&. Rec ball. pool A Brand new cusl. triplex (2} pets, llftl/lno. 968-1'53. 1 BR. Furnillhed House. U63. ALA Rentals • 645-3900 blks l'iiariner School, t t°oo72 --B-R-, -unturn--. -,,,,-,-.. -M-o_n_thl_y Maid Service-Pool·Util Pd ::1 ~= ~~i 3 Br, 2 Ba. (lJ 2 Br, 2 Ba. Mature salaried. Re t '1. MESA Verde rental home Rant Lane, 642-0431, $500 fental, Call for apt t • Call 615-8741) • Keelson Ln. (l blk W. of Pvt bch &: pier. 546-0370. 2 Br. Adults, no ptts. Models Open 'til I pm. BAY MEADOWS APJ'S. 2700 Peterson W•y, CM 3S'r W. Bl.1 St .. CM 646-0m nr Horw Blvd i. 3 BR. l!l ba. Chlldre~ ok. .494-8170 with 3 bedrm.s., 2 bath!, n10 lease Jnclude1 4M-3661.11JM._a.rt1old, OCEANFRONT 2 BR. 2 b&, blkN Slater C.•,..,. dtl Mir 2 BR, Victn Beach Sept. to w/w crpta. ctrtie. bl quiet Gardener. QiM. $250, 3 BR. 2 b&., $.1)'.l. Beach, l 142-~ ). J I-Mo F .._.. ·--' 11brbood. Avail. Sept. 6th. -l Winter l"ftltab. Util lncl. une. ~ . en .. ~,._.., $275 J;\er mo. Pb. qt. BLUFFS f Br, tam. Ba. Cost• Mju C!K-4308, 54&-414l. Frplc. Beaut. encl. patio, -...,.""°'.,.--"°",_...,..-1 ·~613-4=-co™.-:· '"""""'"'==•• VERY CLEAN " SHARP pool,_ tennis, BChlL $385. 2 BR, blttns, ,.trtg., drpo, NEAR BAY i. OCEAN Lido Isle 3BR' .2BA home . near 644-2'1~. freshly painted, I child 1 pet 1 Br, Yearly. 646-2138. WINTER rentaJ: 4 Br, &: den treeway accels 4 So. Coast ir . Ol"'EANFRONT/Yeatt;t ok. $160 mo. 646-.2350. Co~ .&el Ml! ,, W/3% Ba.,-Frplc, Dt' gai, Plaza. Famllle,0Dl9atfl.40. $350/rno. Util. pd. New 2 Huntington &.ach REAR Duplex. J BR, So. of pa.Ho, F.A. heat, '111lhr/dry. -per mo. Call areht , Br. Garage, 2l.3: 869-2823 NE."W 2-2 Br duplexes. DrPs, Hwy. Ocean I: jetty view. Avail 675-1667. M&-4141. Ews. cptJ. blta. 1 child OK. No Adults. $238. &M-41115. WINTER 2 BR, 2 BA. !IOUth 4 Bdrm, Family Room, home Newport Shores pets. $14()..$110. 8122 Michael Cost• ... patio, dbl cal'llie. trplc, for lease in N e w Port Dr., Call 536-3638 ----"'""-:-"O'.'"-- fnre<d alr h<at. 615-2504 Hellhll ..... Top OM-$350-3BR. CORllER LOT. c~ del Oro u. a. -ch di"--••M mo. c.n "'· 2-STORY. m CEDAR ST. N1wport S.och _.. ~'"""' ---PH 64i-<83T ALL \JTiLITIES PAID lr:::".:======:::11,Ball~'.';ey!'.....'.:Ag~e'.!nt:,;613-3500:::;:~·c..,..,-: · 3 BR.. 2 Ba., 2 frplc'L w/w, Campen btfore )'OU rent 3 BR. 1 BA. pa t lo . HouM1 furn. or gar. $280/mo. Yearly. 1 ~ .~. teatu&c: Cpll/drpe $215 Ille. water. U~fum. 310 .ml child ""-N"""'°rt e Spou:k"' Id-with !o- No pell. Avail Oct. !. -I Sborea. 642-iS>J. dl..d llchttnr L IDO ISi E 1 BR Furn. <Mrlooklng lake pe.rk lt beaut. enclosed patio 6 pool. No pets. 1035 12th St. 5.16-T4'T. SPACIOUS 2 BR. 1174: 3 BR $IM lovely turn. Kida ok. Pool. 968--7510 or 847:.t2oo. l BR-Free rent for lite duties. Cpl, man or woman, 1 child ok. 673-n'lB. BACH. at Crescent Bch. O:llor TV, utll pd, $ll5 mo. $50 wk up, --· Nowport llelch &C-2814. a YEARLY-4 BR, 2 BA. upper, • Separate din'&:· area $109 • Fncd • VaCMt 2 Br BAVSHORES pr, "' blk ocea.n/mrkt. e Home-like .torqe We have winter rentals, wl.U .B ~1--take 1tude:nt1. home, ga.r, kidl/pets. Winter . Spacious -4 BR home. $310/mo. U7 33rd, N · • Private pa.._ •'llM W;\ It_ Rf-RO,._. T 11 JLl'•I-- $ 700 pt·r niunlh Rent-A-HouH 97f.1430 $350 mo, OCEAN view yr1 .. or winter • Cloeed l&fll.le w/storqe f BR, 3 BA ''' •• '''' '·' -·~~~~~~~~~llf'fili'°'j;~;"Wtj;;i;LiiO BALBOA ISLAND ' e Marble pu11Jnan 3 BR, 2 BA•·•········· $285 7 I 7 · 1328 1, I BR -w/yard. !lo 2 BR. !BA $250. 644-om or ~--a-I BR, 1 BA ... .. , .. $1'15 $15 • Utll pd., bacb at bch. chll~ '"' pe•· "~ mo. Yearly -Hup brand new 1 642-3&19 • .. u.,.·11 ........... •• • • Full kit. patio , w~ -:;.,:...._ BR qt w/trplc. $285 imtum. ' • Pool • Barbtque1 • sur-. 3 BR home ••·•·••••••, $215 $185. Util pd. t BR w/frplc, M5-G80 « 111'.,-!' .. '· Year)J. Little l&1.and. lo 3 Duplexff, rounded with plulb luJd. Call 87W8G3 pvt patio, °"""' llonl Huntington ~ BR -· unlum, $500 DJO. Fum. ,, Ullfy,rn.. :W aca,i.r. $21lll • 3·BR. 2 ba. yard, patio. LGR 3 Br 2 ha. lrpk lam WILLIAM WINTON llllboo lat-• Adult llvll!r at Its but A<ross lrom ocean, 9 mo. 1 'drps, bltno 'o-REAL TY 67S.U31 I.up 1 BR $1'15 NU-VIEW RENTALS ::·,;:·. McDo~noll Condomlnjumt *DELUXE lo BEAtn'IFUL S85 W, wn: P<ts &12-11'11. m-4030 • flr 494-3248 Douglu, Aftil. Sept 5. Unfurn.. 320 Brand new, never lived in; 1 1 ..,.;...,,,,:,.,==~~='-" BR ~--BR.. 2 ...... lrplc. Cose to * $10 WE•K I UP * OCEANFRONT 2 . •~· !S-23J9, ~~•I BR ·~-Furn. Winter r en ta l . ll'" V·-ant .,.__.. Alone Cost• MeN North bay1• Unlunl.1 $450 e --. _1 •• t t .... ""'· ..... £•"-'u.. mo., yeary, or urn,1 e1VAMaldScrvk:eAvaD ._.., mo. 1 JuUS see o a.. on lot. Crpt/drp. Move now! 2BR. 28A, bltns, NI c e wint!r, $350 montb. e Pbont Servke-Htd Pool predate. Frplc., bar• Rent-Ao.House 979-8430 O'Ounds, close to trwy. $200. Sallabury Realty 673-fiOOO • adldrtn a Pet llCtson dJhwahr, 615-Sl<I. * ' br. 2 ba. hi>lc. bltinl, Newly painted, 83T.;rro9. New rt Bloch 2371111.,.,.rt Blvd, CY Wallc lo heh $140. Bal Isl. cpta. drpl vacant. $235 mo. Newport h•Ch po &tM155 ar 1t5o3867 1 + Rumpus rm. Allo 2 Br 9'f9..l395. ' 3 .BR, 2 BA. 917 E. Balboa ThtJ Ad Worth S5 on Rent associated DRU r [I<> R~ALTOR5 ~01~ ""' flulboo ~fJ.Jl>6J YeatJ,y turn 3 hr uppar apt. SteP1 to ocean, Bltna. $265 mo. C&ll for appointment 673-3663 ot 61$:8886 eves • associated BRrJ"-[QC, REAL fOR5 201~ \Oii 6<0lbng t.JJ.J6oJ mob. hm. NEWPORT Beach for le-.. BIVd. Aoinia1 Lt 1 hs4! •ant-A-Houff t7f.M30 CONI><lS-01>1, drpo, 111 Ba., Un!Um. Brand new 3 ilr. 2\i ue. · HOLIDAY PLAZA LoWER dupltx, ~• lrpl• i:":.==i:':'=~=;:~=·•"-2 all appl'I. 2 Br $170: f Br Batb Coodomlnium' w/bol.t from 8cb. .Children I: ~ DELUXE Spaciowi 1 BR. ~... .., WINTER rental.I. on .._......, ._ l<ff_.1405 ~ ... , All trolled.-peta. O.K. .,_ ap• .-.~it Heated nnnL Nu crpt I; 1\lm incl 2 new Br muse $330· 1 Bl' apt ....,. ~ • ~·~ slip, 2 car garage. ap. """u ~ •~ ........ red velvet kin& u beds. ~. ~l e~. s.U: 3 BR. 2 BA. fpl., bl~.~ plianot1. Carpets &: drapes. l[•I Ample parldq. Adult.I, llO Yearly ""'tsl 11~ E. Balboa days. to schooll & sboppUJI. Ph. Ref's. requimL ~ 213: pets, Blvd. Nr Beach A: Bay. 1~-=--,-=.,-,=;-;$3"1;:;;; 962-41£16. 287-1123 or 213: .f46.m52. l9S5 Pomona Ave., CM. SEACLIIT Manor Apts • fn!r·~:;lya~~ Ital· 2 Story, 300J S.Q. 3/bed ! fcrimftouH Unfvm. W SHADY ELMS and POOL Bachelor apt, utll pd. ;,:·1290 ba'"'" 3 car gar. 1 4-2 Br. Pool. $lit up. $1 .. o u. n.....1 • .,,. Pia t1a ty -· -968-5B!Jl No~ llNch Apia. Furn. J60 Unlunl. A v a 11 , ELM -~· -oen 2 Br house, % blk from GARDENS API'S, 1T1 E. Ave., uk about our dilcount ocean. $3:1>/mo. Ca 11 3 BR. cptl, bltns, dbl pn.ge, ADUI:oTS ONLY 22nd St., C.M. 6G-;3M5. ~ or 6f)..U. ~16C; aft 6 pm. 615-<mS pets &: cblldren ok. $325. 3 "BR. 2~ bL bltns, new * B. *Born* _ LOVELY, .pack>UJ 1 Br., 3 BR, '2 Ba., bltnl. New 1,;.::..::=,:,:,.,':':.,,..--,.il 5"-S5tl6 or 832-15JO, · crpts, Mpl. palnL Dbl ••r. tefully IUm. lenced yd crpts. Ill bile to ocean. n.C:.. .. ~ ON TEN ACRES Apt1. fum./untum, Lease Fireplace1 I prlv. paUoa. Pooil Tennil Contnt'l Bldst. 900 Sea Lane, CclM 644-2611 MacArthur nr Cout Hwyl ----·----CORONA DEL MAR APr 2 hr, 1 ha, completely redecorated w/new crptll, -drp1, it ll&ht fixture ll w/Swedbb frpl. Apt over prage at 516~ Femlea.f for $250 mo. 6751725 o r 6'15-1331. YEARLY IC!UI!. 2 lge hr, l ba w/dressing rm, all elec kttch, turnace ht, lndry, uUl1 pd. Overlooking ocean. Adltl only, Aft Sept. 9. 6'1MI08. Adams DePOllt Ii: re.1'1. req'd. ~ mo. &fS-4225. 546-5025 ATTllAC, naw I BR. 1 BA apt. Patio, DO children. $JI>. !!!1!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11 -DELUXE -.~.~S~tunnl--:ne-1:--=&~2:-:cw~,- APARTMENJS 2 ba, pool, nc atta. Air Cond • Frplc's . 3 SWlm· 645-MSO. 'TIO \V. 18th St, C.M. ming Pool1 • Health Spa • Tennis Courts • Gam• and Billiard Room. 1 BR. From $160 1 BR. A Den From $180 MEDITERRANEAN 2 BR. f11:nced yrd., IQ'Qt. Near Mopl, Infant olc. no pett. 545-5087. e 1 BR, new carptL Drp8, ttove, rebi&. Adult&. $ll5. 5'1-4562. VILLAGE SPAC. I BR. adlb, "' peb. 2400 Harbor Blvd., C.M. QWet _pea. N1' ehopplna:. tn41 ~T-!Mm . $1ftl. &«· 54(}.illl RENTAL OFFICE E-SIDE l BR $150 ··OPEN 10 AM to 8 PM Bltinl., w/w, tric. Pool. Adlta. Park-like Surroundlnt1 No pet1. 642·9:00. -QUIEr DELUXE Ooftl Point :? &: 3 BR AP'J'S. 2 Pvt. Palkle * Htd. Pool11 FOR rot. Unllml SR apt. Nr Shop'g *Adults Only BA. Hu J:9et1tlll1DI, _.. Vllw d . "'" Martlldqve Aptl. o-n. Lrr ~. Mia. llRle • ocean, new delux, 2 11T7 Santa Ana Aw., C.M. No pm, ms mo.. - vel, 2. Br., 2 Bt.., beam Mgr. Apt, 113 646-&42 Ruby Lantern. DP. 1 clno. bllM, lrplc. l30tl. he 673-3477. GARDEN-SETTING ~IT!" - IMMAC. 3 BR, 2% Ba For family or adult living. Children W•...,._ DUPLEX. Bltns, conYeDlent 2-3 bt!droom1, fireplace, e FAMILY A"'AI« e Jocation. No pets. 607 Irll. patio. pool. Great location. 1, 2 I: 3 BR's. $W to $235 6"-rn9 THE VENDOME TeMI• ct, pool, BBQ, cblld BEAUT. Ip 1 BR in CdM, 1845 Anaheim. 642-282' play area. Dey care center, pa r t v I e w • N o "'nlE VlCI'ORIAN" S story rec. bldg. tncl. IYID amoken/chUd/pet. $1 8 5 • &: party nns. DESIGNED Re.fl. 673-4169. 2m:, ~pr-adults, cptl, FOR THE GROWING 2 BR., walk to btach yrd w/ patio. FAM J LY. SEE FURN. ~ ~~· Call btwn l&S. MODELS. ('T14J 84.2-0629, Pool Adult. only ~ AOENT 6ff CMS 667 Victoria St fl) , , • $180 6401 WARNER A VE. TOWNHOUSE. 2 BP, 2 car * * $1IO * * s;:.~h ~~~-'st:.~ covered pui:in&. pool, 3 Br., llii Ba., newly painted choose rrom. AU extras. 6"-8814 or 6'2-3073 Bltltw, crpt/drps, e n c I turn. avall. Pool I: rec rm. 1 BR. untum $135 util lnclu<J.. patio. Nr ICblJ I: 11hop'1. K1ds ok. See Mir. 17392 ed. Adult•, no pets. a Oilldren oJc:, no pets, 880 Kff\10n. From i 1 s 9. Center St. 64U8f8. Center-st., C.M. "2-8340. ISS-~10, 147·3869, MT.QI). 2 BR, I BA, bltnl, tllcloaed Shady Elml and Pool I Br. $1.1), Dshwabr, blO.., aara1e, near shopping le 1 A 2 BR. $140 tip. lhaa &: c1rp1, el eall 1 beach. $195 mo. ~tm. hm. AYail. Olildrm~ teet. 1P&Clou1, nr puk A IChll. Houltl Unfurn. J05 lrvlno p001. $300 mo. Rltr 5tH986. 1121 C. South Flower tu • · Furn. $300/mo. ye a r J y, •~11 Santa An• Adult.I only. No Pet•. Gl'!Mr•I DuplexH Fum. -You are tbe winner ot $150/mo. 1004 El Camino. ~D«ys~~W-=-=76'1:t.=--.,--.,--· I Cott• Meu l BR, 2 ba, fam rm. ••• $325 Corona dtl M•r 2 Uclceta to the 5'fl..6'10f, OCEANFRONT, w Inter. -°'N"'o_w....,d'u'r.°"1"0~..,-,....,,.-- ELM GARDENS Apta, 117 Child OK, no pets. 1161 tll3 E. 22nd st. CM -· LRG. 2 Br.. 1 ""' 4plex. EAST SWE new, beautitul 2 Crpt1, drpl, R/0, lndry, BR trlp.plex. Gar, dlhwbr, 1ar, fncd. Child Clk. JU). crpll, drpo. Adult.I. Ownr... ~7. 3 BR, 2 bL ············= le• FOR mit. nan, 2BR ~ Near new, beaut tum, 3 BR, trip txtt f BR. 2 ba., tam. ·••••• .-. 2 BDRM. comp. furn,, fencd Follies Pool, adl.ta. DO Jlflta. lll'.lmo. ir-;,!alk~. $3'15. 2 e 2 BR -&duU1 • Sl.95. 4 BR,. 3 bl.. farn nn. ••• ,_.., )'ard 1 b1k to ocean. at the Alto need A I 1 l I ta n t -· e 3 BR • 1 chUd • $295. f BR. 211 ba, lam rm. .. $42S 124/JMo. Ask for Jim "' FABULOUS ..._. IMI-CM. OCEANFRONT RENTALS Beaut., new, •J>O.cloua ... , p.rem.laet. $200. 6'>'1554 1 'LR=G~.-2'""'Brc-. "s'°h!d"'lo,-,1"~,.,...~. .-1 • ! ·1 ' · 11 I Pat, M'l-3584. FORUM SML ha.ch apt, all utill. Jdeal location, clean, Ip, w/lncd yardl, patlol 6 quiet .._ Bead> Sept. 13-30 Older ..UL $"15 mo. $2S clno I_,_, Br. 6'15-f68tl: 521.-; privacy, No pelL 151 E, Bay * * BEAUTIFtJL 1 A 2 BR. Contemporary Garden .Apta. P1tlol, frplc., poot $1.55- $170. Call 546-5163. WALK TO BEACH l le 2 Br. Cpt1, drpl, dlhwhr, ~ 15th; 3lM 16th. MT-3957. $10(>-BEAOI t. Bay. Ll1: Bach. Util jid. Child ok. . , I -I , I'll lllJ' + "stNCE 19f6'' 2 BR, 1 'ii BA, forced air heat, pvt patio, encld gar., nr beach. f94.960L Newport Booch 1135 • PRIVATE 2 Br. Cat· 111 we11em Bank mo1r. ..... Nicely loc. To!J/pet Uni-Park, Irvine * YEARLY Rentals • Avail. ok. Days 152,7'00 Nlthh Now • 1 Br., I Ba. Gar. * N-Pavllllon. $235. Avail. llliO. StlRF'S UP. 2 Br. al SeoL L oc:eanalde of ib e a. c h • To Up e Ualnglel We ha~ a iood selection at Seaahoftl Dr. 3 Br., 2 Ba., fine:, , mm.es A townbowes. gar. $300. 675-4600 or Pleue call &fZ.5678, ~. 314 ch&. l&tO Newport Blvd. El =877=-«ltltl=="=::--;c-=:-I St. (at P"ulll!lrtoD St.}, C.M. LRG. 1 BR apt. $125. Wllb or between 9 and 5 pm to cla1m Nk!o Trlr Pk. WATERFRONT, 2 BR, Ph: 6f2..4137. A eood. want ad is a sood In. w/out ~trig. Avail aft t /1 )'(MJr tldr.:eta. (North Onmty * CLEAN 2 Br. Cose to frplc., b!tim, dock apace CI:A'isDrmD wW Mll It! watment. lm2 Ahl Ln, HB, &4l-4.S49. toll·-mmJber 11540-1!201. lhopa • .Adults onlJ, no pall. avail. Yearly ,.., $3"1. lio ... •-. Unlvm. .U • * * -1.,,11 --· pell. m-'1599. -"~pt_. _u_n1v_rn. ____ :16_S_A..;.p_t._u_nf_u_rn. _______ ..,.;..;:;.•.;...;--"----- llllboo l•l•ncl CM. 2 BR. Fmn. Ocean 'riiew. COlf• Meu r:"st• M.u Cost• Me .. LARGE 1 114nn qt, nlcel1' $275/ma. Yearly leue. No -=========]:-/jR~~~=;::;~;==:::;~~=====; WA'.l'EJU'R(lNT 1 BR, lrplc, lam. l'Ool. '1311, 111 T pell. can 66-11'6. r 1Jl'lv patio, porldno. yrly. fl» M-Ava., Alt 3. MOBILE Home, BayaWe VU, S. Bayfront, apt 5. MMml. 2 hr, 1 ba. $185, yrly, incl WATERFRCNr, OriatiQ l Br. $1«>. Adult on]y. 8/pOOI ulil Mlta. 60-1536 alt 5. auy to lhare with 2 othen. Ideal for BacheJora. 1993 FURN 2 BR on Balboa Winter. $135. 6'13-126tl. Ch-. tlfl-!ltlS3. Ialand, Year i.ue, U15 mo. 673-4700, (1) 492-1f96. ~·~,~ ... ndohill ~:Pad"f l'aceanodl ~NE on lot. f BR. 2 REALTY ---.-------------Br. lrplo, lamlly/pet. 1.llllv Park Cenler, lrvl!!e Cl/ill~ Al,.,( -J>-C ~a.• f BR. 211 Ba,, !urn. lrpk., 1 blk to beach. Yearly. 6'13-63111 LANDLORDS! can Anytime, 8334120 p~ J..'Qt.I ~Jo. ~ J:i(l'P Do YoU have• vacaneyt W• omce.Jioura a 4M to a PM The P11Ule with fhe Builf.fn Ch1cHe can 1111 tt. Mll1)I ·-!""' ... ~~~--·I tlnants on our walUOW llat. Llfllnl Ber.ell Al!Ooluiel1 NO OIARGE , BEACON Rl!NT ALS 11SO • 1 BR gar apt. llo. eftd, t 645-elll * Walk .. beach.· Ollld/pet FREE RENT AL ~ • New 3 + lam nn., 2 BOOK 'lqn., 1>;>1<. ....... 11""" B<lrm.. 2 i.th M-v...ie 1335 • lltll ~ S BR, J ha, ..... -COJmjry c:llll> !Ir ll'lilc. --. -or .._. Ii"' -NU-Vll!W RENTALS carpethW with ~ --Avallable Sept. L l73-4030 or C.U eRARE! lB~stovt,re.. lrJe. Kid/pot. .. .. ocean. $1111. ALA Rontols e 645-3900 -' -. ' I• -e OCEANFRONT! 1 BR 0pan i:-""" w/-1 pr, Vlll loci. '1'11. l,ANDLORDSI LA ROlllolt • Ml II" ~-.:= ~""'!"' "'·~ < A~ Clar -"" ON &Oii·-dub. ,... la l'llD Jo Y• 'l'l'1 !Ir. bell, -1"""'1 2 BR. 2 ·-· _... --clllkl. ... 13.lQ,, ¥111' RINTAU Ill» Wat liblt Dr. · • .-~~'mJ.,~~,~lllERS r r r r I' r I' 1 ·•~s=.Ul1U$10 I I 1 I I I I I J ~ a SCUM UIS AN1WUS IN CLASSIPICAnoN tOO BEAUT. '69 Sgl trlr 1n Nice NB park. No chlldr'9n or pell. $90 mo. ~. S Br., 1 Ba., new cpl.I, 9 mo. ieue. s20 or s 2 a s .,,--. YEARLY Lease, !Um. l·BR Step1 to btacb! AllBEY REALTY MWS;G 2 hr, acnu trom bay beach. Sl)O mo, Wini« lie, utill pald. 217 -:9th. l'l!i-0736 YEAJILY, ,,.,. 2 BR. $250. W1"1tr, 2 BR, $115. 3' BR. $25CJ. MMlftlXI, ' ·QUICK CASH THROUOPI A ~~-~~'1 Cl'I~ THIOUGH A . DAltY -PIL-OT ...._._ ... • EteapeWith us to Ult meglctl wtttrllnd of Vht1 d1I l..l90, wt'ltre tht tmphtsb t, on tht l'llUtiOll, and the wtV of llft It ., tl'lnqull or tllcitln(I IS vou C.f1 to m1k1 It. L1knld1 llvlno ITllktt tM difltrtnce for th0t1 1n)oying bolting1 CUC1dlng fountains trtd twlmmlne .. clo" 11 your Pltio-dtck. Lind lown wUI 1ppt"tCi111 , Kt9t of 1111qul1ltt1v ltndtCIPtd f'OUndl Ind wtlltwly-1. ~ Each 1penmtnt.horn1 inch'det every conc.iV1bl1 hoc· ([l.l ury 1ppointment. like tlr<:onditionlng ind tPfCftl 10und prooflnll' to lntUJLVOut comfort ind Pfi\lflCy. ~ Til9 Ytc:ht Club offlt't h1ndblll, gym tnd uune1, 91me Ind tOCl1I fOOtnl. Living 1nywher1 the 11 oui of th• qu•ttlon 1t1er 9"1nQ Vitti dtC Ltgo. Efficitncitt, 1, 2, 2 pllll den, f1om $190. FUtnlthed end unfurni1Md mod1l1 open d911y nine 'Ill dirk. Ftom tt'tt San Ditto Fr.ew1y .. k• H•rbor arw, tC) ......... .., -v-briw.-14Q.1800, t.>===;===========--... =-----~ ...... ~ -. . . . . '• I ., 51 l>AILY l'ILOT .~l.1972 ![SJ ~.-...... !!JI I ~~ ... -1~ I -I~.( . ..:. • I llj) I --- ,, .. IJl!u':!" • MS ~· Unfum. • MS Ger090J tor Rant 415 ·ParMN1l1 DO F-.1 (f<M ..i.1 ISO Hl'."ti~gton Such Newport a..cti NEEDED: G....,. lo r ALL BOATERS FOOND pet-v1dl1llt' ~ -•l•ta••· Ywi1 " 1T NnONI Larbpur,•Coronoddlofv. BEACHBLUFF ¥•· +FANTASTIC VIEW ""'°"'"'' Nrwport-O>sta A ~ 61;.3S58. 2 $r, 2 Ba, pool, p&tki, dab· f 'Br, D>Ol, AWll, 3 mtt'• or Meu area. 67:H256. Seamanship " Smnll Boatc ;,JRLS~'==°'"""1Ua-:-:tloft,--~,i .-,-. w • 8231 Ell.ls Avt. 847-2226 ~ $325. 6'4-862i or WANU:D tn rent Garage for Handling courvt ottered Cla.111 "ij. 111" I Br unf Qt Yard. atorag.e purpoteL C 0 1 ta free of charge by tht Hunt• 66-«)40 \ aJk to Hu.nUJ\11'.lM Ctnter. BAYPRONT 2 Br., dt'll Ir Aft'M N«JWJJ(JJ1 Sch are11.. lngton Beath Power Squad-FOUND I •·•~ $1601mo. Ph n4:828-M17. wet bu. Single nia:n. Winter .,.,.. ......,, 0• "" ~18 ron. New chlue!I &;tart at 7 Cur Y ,_...,. terrier, 'll•~J • D'IV"'VI • p T sd Se Ulh .. vtcl.n.I.~ Slater & Nfl'Wland. 2 pR apt QOled prep. re~iJ. UU'ii w. Bay Ave.Lr=a~u~CK=.~h~. ~h-~,.~.'-~25· ~ ue ay, pt. ... Huntinfton Beaeh. Ml-4037. l'Pnt• • d a.Qd. I: mall 67S4094 1i · JC will br held every Tuesday I -::C"7::'==:.;:;.=.:;:...:.;:_:= 1r-• l'J>L 1 • sto~ Kara&t • parking • night for l3 weeka at the FOUND: Valuable pape:l'I Mt ok, Sl40/mo. 962·7637. 3 BJ't,---, ba. frplc, 1 blk to SS mo.. 1746 Anaheim, lluntlngton Jkn.ch lf i & h Harbor ahoPPin& aru in 3 'BR, apt. $260. 2 BR apt. bch. S115 l;,'I!r.~ 673-2004. School, 17lh & MaJn Street, C.M. 513-6117. ;185. 21732 S. ~urt1. ·~ lN Newport Beach, Sgt. car Room 136. Any questiol'll C,U 96.l42'78. 2 BR, close to beach. No gar near 11th St &: Balboa call (714) 962-1834. FND. Dalmatian puppy, Vlc •• ·~ __ Bu8hard & Adama, H.B. LARGE 2.BR, l ltOI'>' .f..plex. pe .... _.... Blvd. $25. 615-4600. * IIINDU SPlRlTUALIST * Call to identity 96Z-1894. cpu,·drpt, r/o., pr. rocd., Geo. Wllllamaon Rltr 548-6570 Office Rental 4fO Let this ad change your Lost 555 cttl-1d OK, $135. 847~ QCEANFR()NT, Jge. a BR, 2 whole outlook on life for the L una &aach ba. $3251$3791$425 better ProfesllonaJ advice LOST .sun. Nr Slater Ir r , · · ., • .. l~ln Co., Rltn. 644-6Ul ~~ WY,fl.n~ on Ille. Liceru;ed. Readings Newland. atk kitt,en • 4 ""' FRONT, Conilo ,Branctnewduplex nr oeean ~~1' ".LlllJ~ daily, '10 AM-10 PM. white paws, white tip on 1 i.ueBird Bch, 3 BR . s:m )Tly 3 br 2 ba 110 pel ~ I/'' 492.-9136, 492*9034. 312 No El tail, white chin le cheat. I' el~vator & pool. ~ per 11 st & Batboa Blvd. 64W3:':1 4 ll'!I.A~IJ( WAR.tK @. Cam In o Re a I, San Reward. 847-8949. mb., 1 yr. lease, 0!J..1169. -~-Clemente. -~~'--~~--I -Seal Be-" ~ ... 11 •11tdrG~1 •~.tu tft N1wpor1'1 old -=='-==~==-CAT·whlte, bin. blk teml M•1a V4rde c""""'' 11ta SOOlllsu~t•d fl.ll'nlllii•11 CASH FOR COINS Calic.'O. Declawed. Lo1t S-29. l 2 2 nl~! biilll'I t" d tile IM!wy CoaJt UFf~"'R 2 ·'Br CrPt drps LARGE apt 3 BR. BA. 1od a111gf1rta1 u•l1n1 llllps. Sliver, Gold, Collections, Harbor Vlev.• Hills So&lth. erk'l gar, Nr. s!ker i,. blk to beacll, crpll. drps. •ROM llllETT·llvt DOI.UH ""l"''"TlUlatlons, U.S. Type, Reward. ~41. I Hirbor civ....•g Adultll 00 _bUnt. $2501 mo. C 213 l ~ 11S-12M Forelgn and Stamps Needed LOST-Fem '""'"/white ut. :;!; · · '"'t' ' ' 592-5743 ' PAY TOP 001..LA.R a•-.. , 2984 Royal Palm Dr. . -. LO COIN SHOP Vic: Pacific Coa&t Hwy. It ' S /mo. 645-3515. Apt1., 20c GROSS O Orange Ave. Reward , na.UXE 2 " 3 BR., 2 Ba. Furn. or Unfurn. 370 . 222 Forest, L.B. 4S4·1'T77 536-1351. eri:I gar $155 up Rftltal Approx. 4,000 sq. f t1 office & PROBLEM Pregnancy. Con· otc.:. 3085 M~ Ave., Cotta Med _ _. bay s~ea. Second floor. Air fl.dent, , y mp a l he tic 546-lOl4 conditioned. At Nt>wport & pregnancy counseling. Abor· ' lfe8lliBllU 20 Sao Dk>go F r w Y . in-lion & Adoption n.1. AP· QUJET. spacious ~ Br. up-SparkUne ·New Adult Apts. terllectlon. Ample parking. CARE. 642-+l36. Jiff· Bllns, encl gar. Adults e 2 BR, 1 BA. Furn S22$ 545-Tin. WANTED: \Voman cabin- OOIY. SI50/mo, 646-~. e 2 BR. 2 BA. Unf. S210 DESK ll'pace available S50 mate 36-40 !for 6'J>eM&-lree N•Port Baach Private patiot. lush f.ore!t mo. Will provide furniture "'oTld-wide ~ r u i s e on P. 'll RK .. N. ''EwP""o.". -RT ... 1n •• Carporlo, ... paid. at $5 mo. Amwering servi<e .. nboai, 548-0201 Ex. '°'· r lli E. a1th SL, C.M. 548--0137 available. 222 Forest Avt., JAPANESE boy needs home !APARTMENTS QUIEi' I BD ....... .., quiot Laguna Bea<h, 494-946!1 wilh family atten<Uni hlgh I' on the bay tenant ()nly. Dt.SK 11pace ~Vailable $50 n< ·="°"eel:... _o5411-.c:,.3354c.....;..· ---* 543-3921 * mo. Wlll provide furniture -LuXury ajm'tment Jiving oy. at $5 mo. ~ ler'Vice ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. erlooktni the, water, Enjoy Huntln~ &Mch available •. 11375 Beaeb Blvd. Phone 542-7217 or write $750,000 ~alth 1114. 7 awim-HUNTINGTON Ga rd ens Huntington Beach. 642-4321 P.O. Box 1223, C<ista Mesa. ~In& JXIOl•, 7 Udited ten· Apts. Hell at BOlaa Chica. BAY VIEW OFFICES E .s.P. Counseling.Classe1, Jlt. courts, plus mllet ol 846-1323. Compare • See Delwct., &lr-conditioned etc. Your home·Club-Pr1y. bl~cla traJll, putting, abut· what you're Jnisaing. Fr. Redecorated Lldo area Rev. Mlckey, 558--1301. lnsttuctlon School• & lnstruet!~n1 AIRLINE & )~ 575 TRAVEL AGENCY CAREER TRAINING fleboard, l.TOqUet. Junior 1'1 $130 • $260. R.ealonomlcs, Jikr. 675-6700 from $174.50 monthly; ·a1ao 1 EL . . Social Clubs 53! • -AirAne add 2-bedroom 'Plans and 0 UXE Apt~v. patiO, ELEGANT, tmall, NeWP.Jrl 2-4tory town house .. Elec· mualc. 6 pool1, aauna,-ten-Centa ·wue of offices. For trk kitchens, private padol: nia, $130. Spaclout Poolside Information call 644-8814 ()l' or!bal~nlcl, carpctine; m. Bungalow $150. ~. ,:.642-Jtll3,.,..;=~· ==-~~-~Jes. SubtttTUean park· Lagun1 a.act. PROF~ONAL S u i t e , ins with elevator., OptionaJ ready to go. Hell at Bola& maid seryice, Jult north or BEAtrr. 3 BR, 2 BR or bach., Chica, ILB. $ 2 7 5 / mo • FUh1on ictand at Jamboree teJTB.Ce, ocean view, nr a«;..1323. and San Jooqutn Hille Road. bee.cl>. 494-S!lM am, 61S.Ol46 I ..:...:•=0=-~=~--tt- 'Jjelephone (J14> 644-1$00 pm. ' ' $90 ::!' CmlA M:S.. -'FIND YOURSELF IN SOMEONE ELSE. DISCOVER DISCOVERY TI4/8.'JS.6885 Zl'.!/387-3393 1or rental tnfonn~ e 646-2130 e SEAct!FP 'Manor' Apts. I I 0,.... II li>J OFFICE.slore. 525 gq. ft. Ott Found (frff edsl 550 Bit,. $144. I Br. •SlM. 'Pool. ,,-St. Pk&'. Util. 2052 Newport ~ts. drps,· l;llm., a;arb. Blvd. CM 646-U52 SMALL very 5liy male short d'll 152l... 'P-lacentla Ave. ' ha ir black It white dog, A nboUt Olllo discount. Rooms 400 SUB-let turn. 1 Room Suite vicinity 16th S t . & 54 2682 or 642-SMO. Airpc>rter Inn area. $150 per Monrovia, Costa M e .s a , -~hoo£ 610 E. 17th St. Scantci AMI 543·6655 For Qualification Info Jr DELUXE lge. 2t BR apt 1 ..:""'::.:.· .:1133-rnl..:.:=·:.---~ 642-5677. ha~ drP!, crpta, bltnll, iar. * * * B"sinei1 Rental 445 SMALL black F. dog with INTERESTED JN A ;,:Tl, blt from ocean. Yi'. Jullt Norie l white paw. Sav·Most Li· REAL ESTATE CAREER'!' 1736-1738 Anaheim, C.)1. rq,ind lse., $265/mo . 317 Ith St.. Ground.lloorollices·500flq. quor p&'king Jot on.Baker Cn4)54S-1192 11 548-1291. . Huntington Beach rt. $100. 650 sq. ft. SUS. 911;. 5'&-5721. . c•.:•,,d."."', ._RT~'! ~hoo,.I You are the winner of ii k WHITE -·• •·-·ed v1'c " " • ..._ o":M..: 65 Priv. to elll, p g., n t iucu.e .-un.oJ , )::!+:,.::.:;;.::.:::.. __ _;3:;::I 2 ticke.~s to the Nf!\\'pl'lrt Fv.ry. Schv;orer, Orange & Belmar, C.osta 325 Old No. Nwpt. Bt, NB '1c• m.-26.'H. · Mesa, ean MS-4633 aSk fllr l ~R~.E~.~,Ed~u~"~1~"'~"~Slnee~· ~-~~ 11 Foll\af .• , 1 .::0:..:.:::.::....=-lh-s-c~M~ I Lot.. at the EXC. Joe. E. 17 t., . . =~=---:--,,c:--c:;=;:: ~ FAFBOUR~OUM S ;;;.~;·i: ~~-prking, 7u1;~· ap~=x~~ ~ra:io; [ SeMca llld ~ J •1.11 Vic Stark &: Beach. H.B. I ~-------~· -~ Sept. 13.30 Rental• Wanted -11 I Please call 642-5678, ext. 3~4 WANT vearly unfumished ~FO-~UN:;350;c73.::.·~.--.,""S"'",-"--Y-.,.V,-ic. Baby1itti-. I between 9 and 5 pm to claim o; UVJ ... ~-~ I :;.~~.;,;;;".::.,.•,;,..___ I your Hcketl. (North County · beac~nt 2 br apt or house Harbor &. VJctoria. C.M. EXPERIENCED Licensed tc>ll·free number is 540·1220) -will fuc up for reasonable Call to Identify between 6 & Mo~r of three, seeks I * * * rt.nt. 675-0606 eves. 9 p.m. 646-5627. permanent babysitting posl· WANT to lease during ()fi· FOUND, tiger cat, 3-25. Vic tlon for either full or ROO?i-1 & laundry, -young aeason unturn. Hile wlth 2 SuperK>r & Coast IDway. part-time v.'Orking mothers. , man. $50/mo U you mow car aar in NB. No children. Flea collar. Needs medical Prefer little boy u com· NewVtrianlel,qa yr ··I. NR occ. Call ~cn=•>...c~=.;...:=:_ ____ aldaft5.64.!r2711. panJon for my own BluftlatNtwpOrt ,-...,---=::-IPRO~ONAL family FOUND housebroken -y & pre-school eon. Week days pnt,Mw·apuUnentru-=: need cl !ho •·k •·-aid I ccs "With vitwa to Ibo JtOU.JS S18 wk. up w/k!t. s ean poo me . .n<o white yoUng cat vicinity only. Hot bre ut. unch. Desi.JI¥d, in the tupcrb $30. wk up Apts. Lo~li!~o!!r !Frank,~!!A(t.!!!956--!!!~2500~·~· 1808 West Balboa Blvd., snacks, naps, fepced yard. c tempori'.ryF~Uadi· monthly rates 2376 Newport Newport Beach, 5.57-1437. Vista View tchool district. ti n, landtcaped lib a royal Blvd. CM 548-91:>5. ~ Edinger & Magnolia, Foun- .t.rdcn 1~="-....,.~~---·!1 Id BLK puppy w/white chest. 18· v n $25 k i . ROOM. priv. bath. entrance. ~ •. Male wearirig flea collar. in a ey area wee . I/ 11-1 • --"' kitchen prlviL $92.50/mo., . I C M 55c:7:...-4861=~· -~---~ ' nemr: -YJCWt ..-Vic. Santa Isabe , . . -~lion N. Costa Mesa, 546-728.5. S48-6100. WANTED children to take .~l~~oceaa ROOM for neat, middleage Announcementl 500 PUPPY. (Approx 8 weeks) ~en°\v:r. H~.e$15n:~ m1notet to )'OW',._ trance. $50 mo. m-MQ7• Personal Wig Service \\'t>ck for one, $25 for twv. ~ . .......... gentleman, prlv. bath & en--Female . black. WearinJ,': Balboa 81,-Pl k • d i' ur h fl ea collar \Varner near 842-S620. <C:minutes to tho Bay Club UJET prlv · trance & c up• e ivcr yo ome Bristol, 537~1534. I c==--~.,..,--~ Jlanoramic view of Q ate e1 tto; or <lffke H.B./C,M., u p'd DAY Nursery, bablee .to 5 C).ttlinals1and bath w/ttfrl&erator • .,.,.,. + bfautician. ~aft 5. TORTOISE colored kitten yrs $18 per wk. 646-5788 or • Zc-bour lltCUlity ' dep. 548-5750 C.M. with flea colr. Very friend· 645-4.102. ¥anned auard·boose LOVELY room w/pvt entr. TIME FOR Jy. 8126· 847'1348· FORMER:=.,,-,.-,'"h•_r_w_an....,.ts:.,..to ll'ltrancc-vilitonlCNIDed Bath A: patio. Empl'd. male. "UICK CASH PART Gi>nn. Shepherd/col· stt children of teacben. My Jtr yolU' instructions 549-3612. T . lie, l yr. 1151 Paularino, ,._ <llo"d """'' IO<UrityTV DAILY PILOT M ~ homo. M""' Verd<. ~l7'l5 J!ighted wbtetraoc:an KITCllEN priv, man only. C. · 549-J_,, pockin1 $) mo. 2l6l Mine< St.. WANT AD FOUND: cat Island, Call 675-(}588. Vic: Balboa to Identify Frivatc elevaw Krv~ Cocl:ta Mesa, 6*-52119. ;&.,,hb,ilding Guest Home 415 642-5678 hmplit walkways • Apartmen11desi111ed *PRIVATE ROOM* with a Mas1er's 1ouch for ambulatory lady. Good * All-electric kitchen fu1 * * * * * Private patio_ balcon.M:t food, nice cheer SIU'· Fireplaces with touch· roundingl. ,,.-----------------.. controlled ia' log li&htef'I * Call 548--4153 * Wall·lo-wall ~arprt PRIV. & SernJ·Priv Rill!. Co-ordinated c!lltom Man or lady. Close to perk •\r.ipcrics Spaci?us l way mirrored &. shops. Nutritious meals. 4'css1ng area~ 540-2562. lb.iilt·in wetbars SLn ray l\ltcrcd solar glau I rldudcs 'The Versailles <!lub .. Unique "Acapulco lype'" aiiuubar with heated pooJ lfld sun deck~ Rental• to Shere ' FEM. roommate 21·23 to share: new duplex ln N.B. \V/lll.me. S100 mo + uti.1. Eve/wknd11 '646-8725. Trader's Paradise Hotcrcisc and ~~una roomJ IJUiard room 1'>rmal 11ardcn~ YOUNG busioesi m a I) \\'llnled to share ~ br bc.h houM! w/same. 83$-55001 '------.-----------,.)'I Jturni.~hcd aad Unfurnished b£:.1v.·o 9 arn & 5 pm. LA.KI!; F"orest 4. bl' bon1e. ftudio, I. 2, l 3·8edroorm ROOMMATE \vant'f!d \\'Orlt· Nr cluj) &. pool. F_,q. ;U,000. One bcdroom/stacJiot Ing & ovtr 21, to sh~ 3 Bf &lbmtt unit1t.-TD's, n\()bile ' I from SJ9S apt wn girls, N.B. Call hm or what hav~ you. Rllr Two bedroom I from Sl9S before 11 am, sn-5950, & owner. 830-3093. Deluxe lhn:c bedroomt 11,,'.~~:'.,."':::.:'.'.:'.:"':~~J;:,;;;;c::::,:=i':;;;-;-;;;;r;;;;: J.::: IRVINE-Woman w/yng child l l/3 ac, in Santa Ana Can· rl• open 9 a.m.. '° 6 P·"'· to share lge home w/ume. yon Hills. Vu,. horses ()k. THE NIW Pvt nn & oo. Intervw J"C<l'd. Want ~·.35• boat. CC, 1\\•n, $140 mo. 55:2-7097. Fhgls, ra, tppro:c. 14K. ROOMMATE WANTED n~S!J4..15.9I alt 6 pm. • , ... . . ~. . ... ,._ " . () Are You Letting Cash Slip Through Your Fingers See If You . HGYe Any Of These ·Things A DA·IL Y PILOT . WANT-AD Will Sell Fast! I, Stove 29. Blcyda 57. lloctrlc Tr1l11 2. Guitar 39, Typo•rltor 58. Kllltft 3. llaby Crib 31 . a .. Stool• 59. Cli11le Auto 4. Electrle Saw 32' Encyclopoclla . .0. Coffee Tabla 5. C1mera 33. V~cuum CIHntr 61 . Mollp'Cyel• 6. Wash•r 34. Tropical Fhh 62. Aceonllon 7. OutbC1rd Motor 35. Hot Rod Eoulpm't 63. Skl1 I . Storoo S.t 36. Fli. ~blnet 64. TV Sot 37. Golf c UH 65. Workllonch 9. Couch 10. Clarinet' 38. 5i.ollng snvar 66. · Diamond Wsteh 11'. Refrlger1tor 39.' Vlctwflft Mirror 67. Go-Kart 40. lledroom Sot · 61. Ironer 12. Pickup Truck 13. Sowln~ Machine 41. Slide Protector 69. Carilplnf Traner 14. Surfboard 42. Lawn Mower 70, Antique FurnltuN 15. Machine Tool• 43. Pool Tabla 71. Tape R ... rdtr 16. Dlshw1sher 44. Tlr<11 72. Sollboat 45. Pleno ' 73. Spoi:ts c.' 17, Puppy 18. Cabin CrulHr <16, Fur Coat 74. ~1 llox Sflll 19. Golf Cort 47. Drapn 75. lnbOird S,...n...t 20. Barornetwr 41. Linen• 76. Shotgun 21 . Stamp Colt.dlon 49. HorH 77, Saddle 22. Din-S.t 50. Airplane 71. Dirt o. .. 23. Play Pen 51. Organ 79. l'unchlnt ... 24. llO\llllnp a.n 52. Exe~ IO. a.by Carrlate 25. Water Slcl1 53. Rari 11. Drums 26. FrHier 54. Slci -· 12. Rlflo 27. Sullcl• 55. High Chair 13. Dtsk 21. Clock 56. Colnt ' If,. $C~ Gffr Th--. or ciny otf!er extra thfllfJI Cll'Ollnd the Jio•11 can be turned Into cCllli wltl! • . ,. DAILY PILOT WANT-AD so • Don't Just Sit There! DIAL . DIRECT· ~ '· . ' •·. ~ 642-5618 ; . , ' . • I • • ' \ \ . ' -. l w-.. s.,t-. 4. 1972 D.111.Y l'I~ fil]I ~! ;;"' .. ;;:.-;;;;;][Il)~IJ ~"'·~· .. ··~llTJT~l· Help w-. Ma F 710 Help W1nttd, Ma" 711 H "'""""'·· M" "711 .. I cl > Help Wa-. MA f 710 Halp Wonfod. M & I' 711 •• · \'. r..cd, M • P 711 K ullng H1lpWonted,M&F 110 iJCfNSEO, 'Xl.nt day CllN!I ln Dl)' home. 'l"o 4 yn. Prtfer ln(aalt,. 548-6456. I SKlPl.OADER A d..., -""""0........•-t .awing I: breaktna . 816-7UO. TREE .l lrg plant nmovat. Rototll, renovate, 1 a rd cleanu(JL Moo.'e/hl:OL Call co,,..,ter H 1.. M•T. 8'>-1403. LARGE OR SMALL YAl\D, ....,. e1<anup1. AU Ty ... Worl<! CUI doon. Remove --dirt.-Ivy, J)lntl, remodel, f I n t 1 h , D r Iv e way a, aradlnc. h,me, relU\ih, etc. 96119611 ,_7-2666. c.ut.PENTRY -Addiitns I: I 'H;,OUMC--l~H-nl~nt----..,.ir. ll) yn, Ill-..... ____ ...;.. __ _ M)-211S or ~. MESA Oeanlnc. Clrpeta. C ._. • I wlndowo, a-, •tc. •· ,....., ·"alrY ce Resld/com1. 5 51'-6 T 4 2 , JOIJN'S Carpet 6 Upholatny 548--411J, Dtl-Shampoo """ Soo•ct> "p~rofc.;:.:cc;_.-,...-,-c~1~ .. -.~i-,,.-I ruerd fSoll Retardant~\. Also Windows I: floor care Dep'euers &: all color Ca1l Dutch 537·15Cll. 24 hn briihlencrs & 10 mlnut,t ... .1 Cl bleach tor whltr carpetll. Dtdlce..u eening Sa~ your money by saving *\VE DO EVERYTHING * me extna trips. Will clean Rers. Free est. 646-2839 lifing 1·m .. dlnlna: r;n. ~ JAPANESE lady to do baU S15. Any rm. frfSQ. ho u s e c I e anlng. Needs couch $10. Oiair $5. 1S yn, ' transportatl<ln. 546--0724. A Bttt;rJ:poruy URGENTLY NEEDED • SECRETARIES • TYl'ISTS • MCST .OPRS • KEYPUNCH OPRS • PBX ·OPRS • ASSEMBLERS NEVER A FEE ·-BABY/lflTER needed, part COOIC, EXPEll. HOME SEWERS ttm.e, txp. infant can, own I'd. tm.. eood hn. 0000 Exp. ~ belwa UI I: S tnu.p. Rt:fa. "'"'635~ Pl.ACE TO WOfUC. Must be HOS'J'ESS-l!s p.e rt fin Cl BAKERY ClEANlf PERSONNR Apply Ill penon only to Mr. Anderton 16n Reynold•, S.A. OWT 11. Apply ln peN0n. belptul. bul DOI MO!llU)'. Slq1 lo Slrloln. !830 W. Apply In penon. Law'1 Oout HW7, N.8. ~ataw-ant. Sn:lokbunt a COOK, EXPER. Adlml. H.B. RdJ.able. non cli1Jlttt. l ma.n HOUSEKEEPER b' exec. I: kitchen. See l\fr , 14yearoldaonln8ayshore1 McLaugblln 2·5 pm. The borne. Cbllrt.cter re f • ~c. lM4 E. Cit 776--8350 ut m. Mn. Grten HWy .. CdM. 537-9638. COOK. exper. for Irx retire-H~o=u~s~EKE=~EP=ER~~.or-~1.,... m eat b om•. AP pl Y retlttment home. Apply Parkhurst, 9925 La Parkhur1t , 9925 La Alamf!'d:.a. (otf Brookhunt Alameda, on Brookhurst. F .V.). F .V. MA'ftJ'RE W11'M11 •/no .tAftT tbn&.P•-1< •P11....¥k &ma.II chlldrt'n for part lime 6'th SL, Ne<A'JOl1 &e.ch. 111 &lit --nn 1or ,, ~ • awt. P/tlmli motel 11'0l"k ln L'tth. MATURE Woman for 11 am for Rm or Apt, Malnt ll. to T am lhltt. ~ t for 3 desk citric needed. 548-97p. pm lo U pm. S&wytt Home, PRESS OPERATORS 2619 Oranp, CM. 6*-f716. Women to work Jor p!Qtlc Mechanlc-Fo,.Jgn C.r moldiflK planta. 546-3370 • Excel lncome opportunity. PRODUCT promotion. QW. \\'/well establi1bed )'Wlll fast a:rowme com· bwilnra. Do prwral "pair pany nttds ambitious. at· V.'Ork on Toyota, O.tsun, or tractive womrn &II ages. \Ve Mercedea. \\'rile. Ouai.fted tn.Jn I motlvall.!. :\1ust hA\•e Ad No, 45.5 c/o ~Uy Pilot, c11r lor IC>CKI trnv<'I. Ad· PO BOX 1560, Costa Nt'Sll, dltlonn.l con1. •11..._11i-ln 11 Calif. !126.."S. willh1i; to Jly ~ \\"e,lern Equal Oppor. Employn' CREDIT Manager, woman HOUSEJa;EPER \vantl!d to Medical Receptionist SIRte~. S:.lnry, Cni i•'\1t. &:: ""' f I=:!:=:==::=-::=z::::=~J with credit jie9nlry f..'{fl. Call live tn, pvt room. be.th l For busy. doct1W'11 offtce, PO pen~s <'alt ~tJ3·0211. u--~-.· Ashly httlffs M6-m4 TV. Must drive. 494-7'258. Box 14,.'l. Huntl~ton Beach. PROO~MACHINIST-lnw-view }{j)un DCUJN,11 9 am·ll am A: 1 pm-4 pm TELLER D~Y· of DA IL Y HOUSEKEEPER w/tranlp. h!EDICAL Uliislanl, back 1278 Lo.·.u1 Ave., C~t \\"ork when 1: .~ ConimercJal BanJr Exper. PU..OT. SUNDAY ONLY, to 3 ~ "''k. Salary. lJdo oll~. experienctd only.1 ~~==5-19-,--12'-I ___ _ you v.•ant! MID 6 mo'• required newspaperboya:. Requires Island. Call 673--0629. Call belwn 11)..5, 644-1025. R.E. SAU:s I . N port D'-och Are• the use bl a Station Wqon . ....___ DO IT ··owl nterlm ew -or Van. Contact Mr. Harry HOUSEKEEPER. Li\-e In, MTSC .... ....,.rator for a v.•eekly n: P-Aftftl"I s~ic:e Call ~ !!~ Sedey, 330 West Ba)' St.. care of 2 chlldr.:n. newspaper in Irvine atta. 5 \\'e're Oil the mo\'~ 1.ux:I need 'IW1 ~' · ''1 • _,.,......., Costa Mesa 557"382 D a Y we" k • s a I a r Y help! If you "·ant a Pro!es eixp. Is what~ counta._nqt mrihod. I do work myself Good ret. 531~01. 771 W~ 20th, C.M. I ,.·;Equ;;al;;.;;O;ppo;;;· ,;_'-~Em;;.;;;;ploy;;,;,;";,,,.J DENfAic"p;j;;Qd(;nii;-Tai HOUSEWIVES-MOTHERS negotiable. TI4: !33--3362. sional Career . not just 8 642-7523 546-2592 1' DENTAL -•tic lab II LAD~ wanta._J:to1,1_~ec=iml~n&4C:.:::==---_;_:..:.;.;;;.::: BEAtn'¥-operalor,-exp'd. trainee must know dental Need to pa,y for thoM back to Ml Ion $ Progr11m job· and are \VUl\ng lo m nk<' or o!!lee cleaning v.'Ot'k. Ex· Xlnt oppty. Gulll'n. + tttml~logy A: proc@dures. school clothes! s a rah Opens in Orang• Co. a SuccPSI Commitlment I J)('r. Own trani'!. 847-3637. ACCEPI'ING Applications: 1 ...... E Coventry will train )'OU to SaJesmen le: Saleslndif's l'\H'd. wa.nl to 1nlk to YOU! Look Cooks Rcliei I: dinntt comm. ~ .. na Area. ve Non sm oker. Some _ _. 000 ., 000 81 '•he "-nr!it s . ex.·nnntlinr. Ceilings Expert Houseclean Ing HoslBS!/cashler P/t wknds 615-5404. ehairslde. •Pref. betwn It I: turn your tree tbne into <:1-1 no\v! $1). to ~-:-i. ,,.. ·-· --------... By Day. Refs. 836-0648 Dishwasher over 18 """"'d. tJTY 0 _, <•> 28 644-<l&ll money, F/tlmto Cl' p/time. per yr. Prof., pen1u1.1K'nl ALL.. Dr purtn1rnts. PLUS * SPARKIJNG \VHITE •· .,, BEA pn. Wante\I • · • 835-2583. 897--3896. selling job. No gimmicks. New l{omes SaJ(!s;, four nc\\' New acoustical ceilingr; Janltori•I Cocktail w i. It re 11 6 Buay &bop. No following DENTAi'.. RECEPTIONIST R no investment req'd. Apply tracts! Some piUons SaJ. Arr; Ume, 644-ll83 Reas. waitresses. Apply at Colol'l)' necess. Comm/guarantee. Vf!ry exp'd. Ch&ilenging INSPECIU /tratnee:. A Nlo In penon Call lor dlttc-ary + Commi&slons. <11hers Jeff's Oeaning .service Kitch e n • San Jwul 645-1050. poeltion. MU1t know ift.. experience necel&lJ'Y. PP Y Hons. 828-1050 "'kdys and Guaranteed Draws hlnh pcr-Cem_ ont, Concrete n-ld al Co clal c.p;.uano ~=~-;=---:cc: 8 h In per.:m betwftn 9 am and ..... ,._., knd '""'3 enti -mmer · *Bkkpr .F/C $650 surance. Hntg eac . 3 pm, SAE Advan ced cwo--~ e\>es/v• !. cent bonus, paid vacaHona. CEMENT Work • Patio&, ___ *_646-63M * Accnla Coruitr Bldg S15K Able to accept respons. A 8464l697. PacJca&ing, Inc. 2165 s. h-tOTEL P.Iaid!I wantt'<I, ex-l\Iedl<'al and Llfe Jnsura!K'f'. pool decks etc. Llc'd l Painting & Exec. Sec'y Constr $800+ handle complete set in· DENTAL_ Front office, airl. Grand Avenue, Santa Ana. per. pref'd. Apply Nr\1•port Do It NO\V! trs Your move! bonded.CallaftS.83.\--0291. Paperhanging ~Secretary $650 clu di.na: 11:mts. Fee 2doc:ton, Santa Ana. Exp. An equal opportu nity Trnvel Lod;::e. 6'2Q8 \''· Ca.JI JOllN SE'\"'-fOUR. . PATIOS-SIDE\VAlJC~ Underwriter Open ~Al'° Fee Jobs. A: rets req'd. 6#-2119. employer. Pacific Co!l.,t H1\'i.' NB. C.\U. r.1.:-m ci:MENT CONTRACTOR !\o Wnsnng Jr. Acct Constr Open Helen Schaffer ~ (TI4J &42-!12.12. • SEYMOUR Call Max*** 64+-0681 "-t,,:A.:.~':!r.~,~actt' ~:!.~ c!:~ist = Personnel ~enNcyB DISHWASHERS rmm..rr DCD<"'l"'V..n..ft:"I MOTEL ma!dl!, p1'Cf. n1ah111l Realty & Investm ent ,,~ ~J'I' 4262 Campus u1., · · '"YU~I:. ,.~..,.l~C:L women. Apply In pPrsnn. _ e CUSTOM CEMENT \VORK 548-14-1-1 M6-17Il Exec. Sec. Travel $700+ Sw'to B • 557--' D & Nit 5ERY1CES•Ara..v-v Drive. WuY•, -"M, . NEWPORT ... "1.u •Y e .-rv...&.t"f\,.,.I l..agunaShore1Motel, 419N. Real Estate ~ales ~ ~" -SATI SFACTION-A/P AIR be 11 ~--H La pool decks. Don, 64i..s51~ Peraonrial• A:genc' Bkpr/~ecept .-, • muat or ovtr l"'ee A: Fee Relmbursed ........ut v•y. g Bch FREE -GUARN. D N Payroll:, Lite typing, 1 a:irl Sec'y/Constr to $675 MOTIIER'S helper. I child. PATIOS-PLANTERS For ail your painting n~·: 833 Dover: r., • • Wet Call Brenda • INTERVIEWS 3-5 PM ral ~ "2·3171 ° Sec'y/Gene $575 Hskpr. &.ipf. oru}'r-bidOlkle. All Concrete \VOrk. Brick, Free Est. 5.57·7455. 546-8635. Sec'y/Brokerage $fJ(WI Live in. 673-4456 Llc1n1e Training man. SALES CLERKS For QuaU1> BQny Apply Ill ..,... on11 .. to Mr. AndtrMft 16n Reynolds, $.A. ~ Oppor ""'"""'"' Rl.IAIL Sniff l\Cl"llD'1, f"XJIV. "''In utrt:lon ha~ ~edert ff'r mgmt posltJian tii 1 Joell.I he:1lth food dept. ~ ta('! r.fr. Kint"nld. ~ Sales !\cf'd VlCTOR 1alea ~ for loco.I lt-rrftory. •'" l . Enjoy an atlTa<'th·e S fil· UI'\' int.'Ome. 2. Tteprt?sent the top manu· farlurer of el,.clronk-cal· ··ulators -all niade in U.S.A. 3. Train thoro111:hly on 11alary + comm. 4. F::imlrl(J bflsed on sub- Ktnnt1aJ clrn1v a f: a I n• t monthl,y con1m + quuttr- lv bonus after training. 5. &-ll a comp~henslve line (Jf sophisticaled caJC'Ulat· lng machiMit ~ You'll need a .rood car 6 outlllde aales exp Is a mqst '" be a candidatt for oM of OW' protected terrt1ori-. XJnl benefits include a comptthenlrive IMUr'&llft ri~am, llbmt! profit shar- ing, I: r.ceepllonal advtJ"M». m"nt oppey w/tM most d · fccttve marketlna: Of'PJllza- tion In the buidneSI machl:rie industry. o.u IO a l'lter. BOOKKEEPER. full charge, I ouutU\ttper to :; 00 "' NE EDLEP0JNT Painter, s\umpslone wk. 894-3533. pnnFESS NAL p I Ci F C n --'-'-·~ P.AtlOS, walks, driV!;'S. Saw, Hone 1 t work, reu. ADDITIONAL v.'bmen need-for accountanl'1 off l c e, OCO ~ E5C1"0W Officer :~~ must do needlepoint, paint Limited Time Only Fo, lnt...tow --John Bl•-·~ • Fnn10u1 license course now ~..., break, remove k repla.cc. Llc/Ina..Jnta:xt . .....cm._efl.. ..ed. .a~ to handle in-m 't:!. _only. 548--6'133. ~ Acctng Orltfl'ypt --eq!: ~ concreh.>. 54s-1.668 for 'i;t. Refs. 54~2759. creased demand for Honaa:t 1-1555 W. -A·dam.-l\iit BOOkkttji!r--$450 .. ' M•~c ~---etl--Small in-BOYS•, Cost• Mese Inv. Contrl Supv lo -NEED person with table saw HOUSE-painting, Int. Ir. ext., -· t,,Al:>UI ..... ........... f full u a cc oust I ca I ceilings, ventory investment ~ I need t°l\.'O boys to fill vacan.. Colllltr. Inspector $700 or or pnrt me pro. reamnable, free est. gencroua commls!';\OM. Call des on best !N!Wspaper boy DISHWASHER Management Trne to S650 ductlon. 494-8898 l...ttguM. 714/536-5857. Holld3Y Magic Distributor, crew. On I y experienced F/thne-Nlles. Apply t n R.eeept/typlst $400 NEED a young matTled mnn ~8. boys considered. Top pay penon, Colony ,KltcMn, 3211 A1ao Fff Jobs With BOme painting exp. SE~e, bl,F ,d t,1,1: • \ --------and bonus. Att you g(K>d Harbor Bl., C.J\I. 488 E. 11th Cat Irvine) C.M. Call 847-135!. ;:;, 1o:a:"Z1!, ~ ALERT SHORT HAIR e"°'"'h to quallfyT II ., ELECTRONIC a" em b I y --'!"l~O --NEW ACCOUNTS H </ Occa.sional Work call . work, Costa Mtsa area. -~ ~ anil]'an~ '' ' . • </ HI pa,y,' tbort hrs ~3347 l!~I! __ ~ 1'"'ull It P/Ume Sldewalks & Patios Uc'd/Bonded 645-7050 Child Core Attention School Teachers available thru Tarbell Com-Victor Comptometer Carp. 3220 Long Be1ch Blvd." pany. Applicants fu.lly re-·-Long Beach lmbuned upon ~uaWtcatton. Rn equal oppty empJo:yer New or exper1rnced BAies ="-"='--"=-=.:::c:::::::~ I peoplf'. Openlng11 RVRllnble. Sales Con1plele lrnJnin~ pmgrl\m. El."tPll)YMENT Future managenicut oppor· COUNSELOR .tunl!ic!I. Call r.fr Sloan at lf you have had aales er 842.558). public oonlnc1 ~:<.peri"ence TARBELL \\"e will train )'OU In an h;\-''""lrc c a r ., r . O>\l>r Day Care licensed mother of thrtt, seeks permanent 'p&- sltlon caring for your child whtlr you v."Ork. Substttutr teachen welconie. Hot meals, snacks, naps, fenced yard. Pre.fer lltUe boy .11& companion for my own pre- school son. Near Vista View School between Edinger I Wamer, oU Magnolia, Foun- tain Valley area. $25 week. 557'-41161. PROFf PalntiJ'la. 7alao roob, </ WlndoW/wall ,..,uhlnJ:: S V'D->1"°" Downey Savina:• &-I..oa.n accou,. ttU.. tnter/@ta'. + VIU'ied duties BOY EMPLOYMENT ofiered -rnlnti..11: PER5()NNEl has openlnga a t Us Hunting· Uc/IJls. i)"ee est. 66-5~ </ Mui:t drive. Apply 11·1 · .Are Jq-14 to dellftl' papen ma.le amall Ute -mi.nufac. tl\.Yll~L ton Beach branch Jor sharp REALTORS ·REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONAL mu'1on • ..ta,,. pm<tlt high ttrninp. ~~=ti CaD Jean Brown. Coutal Agency, 21( Harbor Bl. at Adams. C.Jt,' PAINTING • HonesL clean, RENTAL READIER tn "'° °""' PolllL Sin Cle-t¥rtn( <»-need< r<llable ~~·AGENCY tndfvfduab exper'd tn handt-mentf! arerui. ,__ t Full 1 guaranteed work. I.JceMed 56!1 '\'. lllth St., C.~.I. DAIL y PILOT full-time em p Io ye e. Op-Free a: Fe-e ~lti<mA ... ~ new accoun s. 'jrmured. 615-5740. _ Aj.IBITIOJIS men le: women 492-44-"0 P:rtuntty lo erow with mm· Immediate Open ings p/tlme, Excellent pay I: PAINTINC-Inter/Exter. A-1 to learn makeup imtrpction -C·A-SHIER--:H--OSTESS-pany. Min. exp er I enc e Acctng/S.C1'9t•rl•I 1''0rking oonditkln.. .,,, · 990 VlviaM Woodard(lom1etlcs. req'd, m-2290, Jim Olno-Clorlcal/Gen. Ole. C•ll Mr. Davenport l"." .. -i:t_ ~ Lif'd. 839-I -.. · o•• ..,.-· P/Ume Eves or Wknds. weekday& ~-E. 17th (at Jrvlne) CM 9'2·2407 Sal .. .. Toy & 61ftP1rtie1 _._~ eom to Sl,!lllO by Doe. l. -=--~: ~,._ Exptt_ prd'd, Apply In -14-ASSEMBLERS.-PC n ~~yKi'· .. ---~EX. P Caahter-bosteu, '42· ,. _ Equal Oppor. Employer. PAINTJNG & ?APERING, peno • ~· ~ .. ~ ... ~--.,.,.... ----l ~!!!!!!!'!!!!"~l"!!!!!'!~ I I9 yra In Harbor ana. Lie&: Assemble le soldtt PC Harbor m., CM. ""1 •• • ~-----...::: NEWCX>MER \\'El.L'OM™C· c-ntrector bonded. Refs tum. 642-2356. boarda. Must beknowabl:_1~ CASHIER "'-anted, pt. thne. Perm full time. See Miu JOB wanted-Male 1 e e k 1 l:lolpltalJty Ho.tea . REMODELorrenovatf!. ID..fd recognl%e puts. """""~ n.--333 E 1'fcLeod, be~~l:&pm.Ben employment u chauffeur, To Call LOCALLY on new General contractor I: eons. BN~~!. Pa~:n;;~: code, do ~ IOlderinl I: :1i:~~ ~~. · Brown'• Sll06 Col.It Hl~ •. eompanion. ~. Reil. resident families brinelne SaJesmen il broken! 'nle OJ>" portunlty la ht-rt! You are need~ im.~11.tely tor our rapidly expe.ndlna R' • J Estate divklon. Poa!tlve op- -.nll!' for -Phont. 1. . ~ NO DELIVERll:s, NO COi, LECTIONS. J7!E!:. llOirl'· ' 1 . , li:S$ Gl1"Ts. Nied -· ~. Giili 'N CWpla: Uc. A bonded. 30 )TS. exp. 545-0963 bel 8::11, a.ft 5:30. read ache~ ~et~ttng CHILD c·-needed for 3 in So.E La auna·~--~~ atta pref. rifts I: civic info. Good pay *SALES~ ,.' Free est. 831-1109. applications --t es in I ..... xec • .,..;ret•ry v•-· Pfthne. Must have happy ,:.:::;_,:::::,:::::__::;.::::,."""'_" PAINTING, Carpentry dail my home before I: after Good aJdlla. T rrool=-~-,--,~:-.,,---,--:-J ACK Tau I an e-Repalr repairs. 18 yn. ln area. Sm. Y· school houn. $30/wk, \Tk. . 0 JR. Accountant, Co 11 e p smile, car, typln&: abWty, rernod., addit. 20 yn. exp. jobs ok. Call Bob 646--M46. ODETICS, INC. Brookhunt I: Adams. 962-.Call Lornli1e grad. or with Ml exp. Fast 547-3095. R.E. Sa!n. All new concepl Wol1lftl only. \Votk H.B., F.v .• C.M. art'I. Receive up to 90% comm. Gd. ad pro- aram. Lead• provided. No broker competl.Uon. Gd. up , time. Xlnt training. Relm- bune achoollne tor thoae not Uc. Call Lee, 133-1103. NJ I: put rtm~. Apfiq - The Tob1~1111Jtt Inc. : Llc'd. MY Way Co. 547-4036. 1 lM5 So. ~~ .. ~!me he 11 er' 2821 P ~ I: accurate w/fisures. Pr1 N=URSES==-. -=-pvt""'d"ut=-y-, all,--;:-l>pe::--::--,, Hunth1Ji;'l(Jn Cl:!nltr, Im l ~ & Stock Clrl, -~ or will train. Full ~; p/tlme-Apply In ...... Aproopog, 3383 Vla ~ N.8. -·; SEAMSTRESSES NEEQ!!I) - fiar wares to enilcl 'Iii )'OUn&' att to Front SL aJ1 497-2244 IQ..4. • Additions * Remodellng Pl••ter, Patch, Rt1Nlr ,n.uauoc • JOBS enonne ,..ency club in Newport Beach, $800 all ahilta. Lescoulle Nune'1 .Equal Oppor. Employ~r CHRlSI'MAS ""1 Westcltrt Dr., NB mo can Liz tor appt. Registry, 351 Hospital Rd., Gerw:lck " Son, I.Jc'd * PATCH PLASTERING M/F NOW AVAILABLE . '4S.2nO ~ ex." 176. 673-604I * SC9-4I70 ' 50%. Comm i 11 Ion to N.S. I ;:::..::c=,....,.-----'---All types. Free esttmatea de trato Free $m EXP Bartender/1hort onler LADIES with p 1 e a 1 a n t 642-9955 or~ F.:ectrlcal Call 540-6825 ASSEMBLY ~';:~be. Absolute-cook.. to operate limited speakin&: wiL'ff, tele. work Intttview1 9-5 MJF EUX:TRICAL WORK. All Plumblnf Solftrer ... wl,..r•p 1y no tnvmment of any taclllty in ski I 0 d I e • ln our ottice, 9-5,-M-F, Nu Rs Es • t ctH-fJUme u~-B'• or -all L'-'d I: Ute e:xper. ldnd d II rt I I-Sllowm&a Resort. S 41 n d hourly rate plUJ bonus. Ap-permanent '1-3 shift!. -.... KuJWJ. .. '"" ~ Drains u-•~ _ 17.50 no-e ve ng no oo / !I n----• Ins. Free est. 5f6..02l1. Se"•" Une•-..to 1~00·, _ rii:. Xtra long term. 1ecthi, Salaried anagerlal resume .,,, n! : OW\. ollN'l', ply ln per'90n after Sept. 5, pnf. Huntina:ton Beech eon. .. ' .-lrvlne 540-4450 pog!tlo~ +, also mavallable. Aipen, Colorado, BISJL l63Sl Sprincdale St., H.B., valescent, 18811 Florida St., Gardening 1 * 549--250'J * NEVER A FEE AT TEMP Call ccl.lect: Mrs. car180n at FRY COOK Mr. Carl.:in. HB, 147~ }tomes & Apartments '" ' PLUMBING REPAIR TEMPO (%13) 54I-3253 or write: Exper. pref'd. Apply Coloft1 LANDSCAPER, tully e.'<}>er ~NURS=~ES=--~s-<lay~--lhl=tt- No Job To Smnll · ' No Job too a.mall Temporery Help JE\VLF..S BY p ARK Kitchen, 321.I Harbor Bl., only. F/tlme only. betwn 6 Exp a mature. Mesa Verde Sprinkler Work & Small * 6C-3l28 * LANE, INC., 6610 W. Irvine C.M. A 11 pm only. 536-1225. eonvil.nCeiit Roipital.' 61n Planting-Labor No. Chg. e PLUMBING e ~y tralneel. No ex· Park Rd., Chicago, Ill. FRY Cook, exper. FDII or Llc'd Voe. Nurse Center St., CM, M8-SS&S. Cary B. McGa:Ju&h ~tall-Remodel-ReJ>llir perience necessary but must fi0634. p/tlme. No Sun or * 549-3061 * OFFICE: iEMPORARY ·Gardening Services Free Est. LI<'. 548-8'n2 haw good •sla:bt I: flnltt Holidays. Kramer's Colonlal LVN expel'. '1-3:30 shift. RX, 1 646--6770 ' -COLE PLUMBING dexterily. --Apply c~ I Kifoben, ""' 6 Hum. CM ....... learn leader. p.,k AL'S GARDENING : 24 hr. RI"Vlee. ~1161 ill3 ·peno~.t:tweeA dn 9 am &ndd • ...LJ'!en'I Ofe $450 Udo Conv. Ctr, 466 J1aphlp ·---1-i. ... I: •mall . pm. ~ vance ertca JI{-....... .. ........... ,. S I /All I 1 Pack·-'--I ~~ S Employer Pay1 Fee. Costa Rd, NB. 642-8044. landscaplna: servioet. .cill C\"' nf' era' on q..... nc. ...__, • 540-6191 e\'ft. Servtna: -----E·S-IGN-ING Grand Ave., S.A. An equal 1nterviewina for woric in I.DI M:na. Good figure apt Ute LVN 7 to 3 shil't. Aides, all M.u SEWING-0 .,,,._,., employer. Angela until .,,... lo typing, Will train. !mlentmy ,.1ft.. ~ewpon. CdM, C'.osta ' Men/Women. Reu. Rates • ro~T .'l:'I> 1 bl N--1 n September. control. e 646-7764 Slimmer's Almost Gone • •• but we still bave plenty ot temporary oUlce Jobi with top p.,y, intertlt.lns variety, all tocal. 2 :vn omce aper prderud, over 18. DoverSbam, WestcUfl.1. $10 in.in. C&ll M&-1450 ~~ ... or auem Y rREE Daily bu1 *Tr•nscrlber $4/$450 ed •-1 YARD Oearrup, WH<IU.. deigning •test of prec ision ---·&nprovtdedun-Jr.job.Type!iO.AnyeXp.inMAIDSwant •• exper.ftt'l'y tree' trimming I: remov. EXPERT custom s · ' ~hanical dev\tts I: tiJ""....,...._ transcribing a plua. Near Ben Brown.a, 31106 So. Brown11 Temporary l\otonutng, baullne, free rntyling A • 1 t e r 1 n 1 · l)'Steml APJl1¥ Vo u Ir h l mOYe. O.C. airport. Xln't benefits. c.out Hwy., So. Laguna. J0236 Lakewood Blvd. Downey uf. S-W2. 645-4325. 9 am-5:30 pm. DiVllkm :l!IO Fiacher Ave., AppllcMt Pays Fff. MAID work In exchange for 869-2412 or 521.5202 Allorotlano-642·5145 Costa Mesa. PACIFIC J, R. PIERCE ASSOCIATES apartmenL 2376 Newport =~~~~---AL'S LandlcapJna:. T·rf!e ..mowJ.Yal'll--Truh hauling, lot cleanup. Nect, accurate. 20 yeaJ'f. exp. AUTOMOBn.ES MUTUAL AGENCY INC. Blvd., C.M. 548-9755. P/tlme heJ~Pkk Up necea. No other need caJJ. SERVICE CASHIER <Empioym<nl) MALE help wanted, 646-8162 Exp'd ~ice cashler needed Apply Tues thru F, I . 111M Newport, CM ~Gm sraveyard lhlfb Mldnlght4t fat bur new o!fkft. Must be 9 am-U pm II our new GENERAL OFFICE .Apply tn person. Jack In the TIME FOR ablo to -warnntln. In-build!._, 'lllO Newport AND SECRETARIAL 8ol<. 1205 BakM, <mta QUICK CASH Repair oprtnklen, '73-U66- 1 * LANDSCAPING * . ..,.,..,., •• New lawns, Sp r I 11k1 er•. l[fiJ R.E. -· -& devtloper will train It apon.or fer lie. Call betl\'ttn 10 am-3 pm. MS-ll24. RECEn-SEC'Y stl'pplni stone to adm ust. Persona~ Friday to meet I: ereet. Xtra Jong tum. Top1$1. lrvlno 54M4JG NEVER A FEE AT TEMP TEMPO Temporary Help RECEPl'IONIST-DonW X- ray L&b. 30-40 Type, lllr bkkpna. Apply 2283 Fairview Rd .. Suite 1. C.P.f. Restaul'!l.nt FARRELL$ Now lntervlewing long range asst mgr candidate1 for cuf'- ttnl hrly p:llltlom:. Full l p/tlme. ~~ust be 18. See i\1r. Morrow et 20111 Brookhunt. 11.8. ~pm Morr Fri. ·declur, cleanup. State lic"d. I••••••••• 536-WS. Job Wonted, M<I• 7GO wrancebllllnplbandl<all CemerDrlv« LAGUNA NIGUEL Me,._ funcllons of this dellc. Hn-'""""""'""'""'""'~""'"'[ uild ffi t .-~-~~~--,--~ THROUGH A RESTAURANT •tewa'd 11:30 to 5:39, 5 ~BAUER 8 er'i 0 ce, apartmen MALE. OVtt 21, lull k l>•rt rccelvlna: le i11wnlory clerk, COILEGE <r hi ICht irtu-reconh, payroll ~ time. .-~ .. tn penon Me 'n DAILY PILOT al I I ~ Ing 'I JOB wanted-Male 1eek1 BUICK. 979-2500. at. 19, aft dent lit fer 5 yr. old boy. lhorthand 6c typing. Ai>P)y Ed's ~ 41G E. 17th St., m e or em · • lP , l'n Sec:retarl" Typists Clerics A~ }'OU between jobl: ~ tor ~'Ork do9lt to?bomef Y.i ant to choote ho\n •· ttm~l' ... Call Us · NO tttS EVER! P.P.S. Poclflc PersonMI S.rvJees 112 No. Tower Unton Bank Square OrAnge, CaJlf. 547-6446 Aak for R.acht-1 M117 SECRETARY I CUSl'OMER. SERVlCES DEPT. PenD. p/t1n1e gal wnnted to l"ID Cmtomer &!rvke Dept. MWJt ha\1! f'Xcepllonal ~ lng 11kill~ I be capableo of handling corn!spondenoe, on her ovrn. Salary com- mtn.surR te w/np. 114 -m.1550. • NOONAN'S Lawn 6c Maintenance serving CM, NB I: QlM'. aree.a. Hornes. aptf I: Comm 'I. 548-151\ ' ROTOTILLING, sprtAkle1'1. netr lawns. Trees A shrubs reniloYed, yard clean-up. Free ettlmatet. 919-1297. employment u chauffeur, 10 a.m. after ach1. 11:.a am02:IO 9-12 am A: 1-f piid.m &Ute 14, CM WAN;J AD ofc. 40 hn. Apply aft 3 pm. ...:.L __ , ___ ..-__. Rda. · Don The Bea.chco111ber, 39()) Ukit ID trade? Ou.r Tbden "'-·--.. ' AutmnobU. pm, Dai\y, My w_ Npt bch 2'1762 Farl>es '>Laguna=-,--:',.--,-===-----;::;;;; CALL 642-5678 E.Cout Hlw•v,CdM. p dioe I ..... I Newport .,.. Pre'-SWITCHBOARD bom•. 11<2-'1364 all 3 pm. Niguel. 831·1600, MALE ATTENDANT~ =====::;;;==-=,;;;;::;::=::::::~::::O~="'-;_.-:,:ara=:::;"°::;:wnn;;,;;i::;;;)'Olli:;:I 61";rl629. RECEPT. Comblnotlan Welder GIRl.S -late ...ci.! "" ~ ~~ P: -: JUST com$teted eo111ge, Needect fat 1. our bu • Y Emerie"lced to plck41p and . deliver _-,.,,,..,--.,-.,-;;;-,,,-=;:-;I need f\Jll.-llm<! Job. Reliable, d •a I• nhlp. .Aatnmobli< Mochlne C•blnet .,,._ AIC>ll' In -¥AN to wort< PIT 1n ,..,., I·~ A S TARG ~w:A'Zilf:=..:E:.:;K:.:."_IC_ .... ;:'~ own tramp. Ted, 4M-2365. b&dQtround lftf'd. tin. At:Hmblers after Sept. S. 11351 ~ 111:· mWlt have 1.~at band-~-7:=-r---i'1 a.&.TJ..r_..:_ EXPERT Japanetf JobW ' hid Ftm•l•702 1:30-6:J> Mm-Fri. Pll: E':lrperienc«f dale St., H.B., Mr. Carlton. wntina:l:appearu«,avsll. 1 A iJJ.'.D M: Y•DoiL4dhlJ>GMe )o( UflA Gardener, know · ho,.-, •w.•n ' ~ m.4!Kl0atl.9"tltl0am. C bl t Miii L .._ .. w._ on Weds., Sats., I: Sul!.. V' ~ll -,. A.cffnll:olotbe-... -r sm.i1r'h. ~plant. pest, trim GOOD TYPIST 8ABYS1'M'ER. mature , • ne men G IR .., .. ~Exp. O>D-Willtrainrlahtman.Apply lit-"Ni.1• ,.odcMIQprneuagt-fotThunday, ocf.V~~ -· ~ , Wiii do your typlno et ...,,...tble penon who A~~ ~ = ':,.~~~ ~ .r· li30 Newport Blvd., ~ ~n ,..... ........ ,espadWvtorunboio ,.l~!Wr<• OOMPLE'J"t Lawn A: her home, W1ll"1rldcup lowt dllldren '°care ror Erlekloft VKhts 604490. .=-..:,·-~-~~,-,-~TAU'lUS r=~~~ '11'io ...,. Gtraenhc siervlce. Haulirl( end Hllv1r loca H.B., our~cbbdrt.n bl our home. 1931 Deere Av SA. W MAN l-4 days, Must have Nfl.10 2v-32Shouhl 6lT.....,. ocr.v~ a~-~-.Jlm-F.V.,We•t,7Scporpg. Own tra'1l1. L,rt.t c.,, HELP ANTED neat appear, re!erelK'f!1, I r'>1 ·-llY.., '3.Yd .. _.1. ._...,.... SLAVICK JIWELERS .. .... ... .......,, " WA .. ~ 3•"'*hlDA 6'R«...itt lftJP'.Jf EXP; ljawallu Gardener. or wlll work liy hOur -keeping. 1 ,. 4 dallp. '"--merclal Illht mntnce • ,.~, p~ l'i!!·!!-'1-3 •....... "'" " ,_ .~1~~ """'p•-~ -~en••• ..moe coll ·~ -. Rd-$«5/wlr. llM91I. """"' W• ..... .....,. open!..,. for s. Coalt u..,., L3aW13 bcl ~JZ ,,.... ""°"'" ... --·• -• -""• a:an.a .. ,. -1~ Teller Women tn our Fashkm I0-5 pm. otMIHI ?~ 3'711 67f....., SMITTAINI X...,la,n~ ~ SHARP 9httRUlaltlo ••l BAB:XSllJER needed befGre' ll1and R:ft for. 1"'MAN="'u""'F"'.-=E"'N"G""IN""E-.E"R' '.7;\""r'' i= ~~ ::=: ~.n.J,. ~rel h,.,icet . , ~ tlli pt..ttme job. A ilftler' aiet.d. ltoJs 15 Al:, , Offfce Clerks M"'t be laJnllla.r w/milllt J v , ,,;'(JVNt.Je IO .l.bwr 'O Mont;.-tr."'070.._. *' n ,t\!I )IB/8al. Is. Xh1t ll!Ct'Y HutM:lr V\ew Home& OwTi Experienced ~ •mpkott fientlit J't'f> proc111 irpeclr1c.tlo~·. t·~c·~~~ 11/t"f'I o11vww 71~ l-~jl 00 You Need Rome '-kiJi. A ale uper Can trans.640...(KlSafttpm. sram lriclude1: protll 11:hnl'-Ma.nut. & h'lflpect!on t~chs 1:-; li~~ .!J~ ~?,:'.., J·70-1' ~~=~ work under aey ~-BAJl'l&I IEll, I .......... CALIF'g:J~D BANK .... pold vac. "°"' optioo, related to tlecironk A tit<-~";:.,~,. :~~-~t;:';'" ;l= .~-~ ·~ itte.6d-«1:12. cau~~~·t ,,pfr wt. Ut• ~pr... hta.Jth btne1ha. tro mccMn. u:sembltes. 3 J11,r2 ''"' .WMlng 761-' ::11: NEED ht1P ~! Wf! Jrvtnt. 51)..'lla For Interview Call Wk vaC11Uo1 • qnlque stock 17~ no., 77Tht • ~N4 ff H .. nt ha .. -. AJdel e Nanet e 8ABYSI'ITER live ln or cnm 2712 W. C..st Hwy. Mr. 1111 Mu"'°" opllon pJ'O&'l'(Un. Subnill ~~ ::~ #= ~f:' 2-a.1~1 GE'1' IUD or THAT H-e °""'""lono ......,.,,..tJon, Rd. Newport Beoch (714) '44-UIO ,.sumo to: I C LIO r.= f,2::,.. l'I~ -- UJtiCllTLY 'IR.ASH 6 e !IP_, · IJpjohn 114-51111 646-ml HELP tor C.AJIPER FAC-0.DETICS, N • (,fl NlrJI 1'21" "t"" file IJoll,» Dait;1uSC011'-STUD00 5t?1flL .:.. A·,,.t ~ 1._, TOR.Y.Alwnlnumtldrmeni,lMS So. Manchet.ter . AAuJ,.njJ!=-_.. ~N...i :!"'-' ,,;.. . • ' I nlllZ Uf. -Llllll'1' .....,.'.N"""1nf. [ 1' QUICIC CA!H -··• ~ Em•~-lr1Jnm c:e ~A-c\fUll. Ana.,,lm ""7-14 ,,_ >S OI 1>c~., -"*"'--" ••• Oki • ...,..._. "1'1""'· i·""·'' 'C'we., o·'-u.-r-·•' oppor. Employer 1't/F 7-14.31 ,~rom S.Y~tt 161dtot YARD A-c;.,... °'""""' ;.t"""'" • -·t : ..--s THROUGH A ~. ·~ ~ .,._ >1100 27 11 ""' 17 '"'"' mar ,,.. .... T ...,.. Call 41ays •-"' "'IUIYlhnO.., co::Ci;;ssoN/IJOX oma: ,..,., 1111w.111• St.. a.... "Wbtt• Efet>l\anll" ....-ni-. ' _,, :l::'J" .:= :;::., ,.,_" ll:l.. 11 • ......... .... • -· ID-Im DAD. y PILOT GUU. """'" bnm. """ -n1._ )'0\11' _,,..,, theM ..,/;,, , ,...... ..-'°'":11 ...... ~ .Giii,. JIN1lol. Tftt/-HOOsr.KEEPER • Cook • WANT AD '""""'· OOl llUll lot Liiiii to 1nilo1 OOr'l'nldd1 bito "OUh" , ··""them •'°'Gd @u-()"-1 ~ lift. au ' .,. ei.1..,, u.. ie. ,., u.,, d>l1<lttL .__... --U. IM __. illoJlll. --ftl--to 1r,.1 -• llall1 Piiot Ow!Jlod )SI ~ ••PP!! .. ~ .... ~ •X-. -.. , __ ) J~l-lwt-., '!odl!!.,.1------l----...,_ ..... ---------------...:----· • 1 ' l -f . -+ . • . I ' . I • ' ' t ~· • ... ... -.... • • • • • • w-.... s.ts ,,, 6_ lm PILDT·ADVEllTISU % ' ~ U-"' lolh, C)orMol Help,,,,_, MI , n1 ""' w..w. M', 710 l'umltun Ill HouMhoW 0.-. -;.~..;._;-_ _,...,,.,,.,,,~.,.. -~ ""-""-'""'~·-.. GUYS ' OALS t:'-'"'-'" $SJO ... _ -llO. • TEARING .... -i.. IWlllf -.... OBEDIENO: ci.. to .... *APPALOOSA* • • • • 11/C ..._ -mo ......,. • 1'" d --din, -,.., 6 Muat 1t1L a.om--. piano. --lh th• !Mno/M....... • _.... "I Wllll L Welch • l4'l _,. !ISO IMribl lor a ..,... lb boo ., w.p.m. Kmw 1<:11· ....,._ Diel tlll Sl!O. Cu wall -· Mlle fin tedol-la -...,. i lo 10 Boadl area. Wed., Od. '-• par -I'"' "" 1110 ~:'..,,,'.,1~blnl . rr-Wfl)Jlllol -11;u1 ..i-6 .,..,. wff"J -· -IBM. Eu<. -~ _ ~ ~~ -~, m.M1I. _ J'lhe -~ too. ?:IO ,... °""" to all dop ragllttred. $475. 1 , • Em~--Paid adlve -Muot be-· bolplul. •-~"' --•·--... • ·--CALL ANYTIMI Fountoln Vo oy ' •... ""''" In hllll faahloll mtl10 .,..,.. lie ... Sc'1&11.,. ~ ~. 911d1 •I DINING/lifui table, 8 chn, Typowr11tr, C1lcul11Qr 6 °"'' • -. --540 • J80J You ""' tile wlnnor ol " . Lia-•""""" ~-Zl. • ~-far I P-1 Aliener a1ul c1r ........ llO. •• whl-Jd (Virtue), av&! till Hi ii + -Perfect A I REDAi.ES, -...,,., 2 tlclotl• to tho I -CaoJpoo Jlr, ~~ --· -~ --~· •• eoodltlaa. lOC _ ... _ S&ll ~--U • -· N &. IMllnr poottlon. 4282 CamP!IS Dr., NB. deoOntor,-•··~· -· rue. whltol<I • .,._ -... :--· .. __ ... Fllhtt champ. Ii -Ii Qll&rler U-, I~ ' ~· ... -~&ch· ~far.Appl. 9111 .. IH 561·2'111 Toak .occulonal cbr1 ~. bnt aUtt. 814-llll C1.,.enho, lO _..PM. S""'°l'bwb. SIN cC lO s yr old ceJdlhr, ..,.tto bu! Follltl l. .tll'f. .1111 chirp T HI LOOI( SURVEY. Poltttt, publtc ~-~ Goltettee4 ~ith2 CAltPET FOR SALE BEAUT orlelllll ~ Of c:haln1>1. 1541-:1319 aplrltod. Good for trail , at the ., .. ' ' , .. '• " .. " ... . ' ' .. .. • ' " . .. . . ' • ' .. l ') . , ., . ·-· ~ccounh MU.IOI oplnloll poll. IJ.70 hr/I bn -ra --"1 Carpel~. c.n Peadhladlllll.WniadoDACllSllUNDS POPI. n11h., $400/.U... 8'&-1392. FABU LOUS h.<!<!v I !>bol*. ""°II. -"" per..,. -:lll30. bel!Ch SS. Gold 6 wht e 1541H17" e _. ICn<'llt, dolb, '°' lOld tur1:. -· ma11os rod: GENTLE Goldtnr TB/Anb • ,OltUM )ln>Jrw 1 ho' t hand , Ex· OHUE -.. fllll Um<. French bedside t111 SS. :JIJl3 .,..ravtd bracel<t. AJahl bladlllal!: vay mto 1411 ••··•· footl 1S handJ llOll • · S<pl. U.30 ~E.i,I~. ~ ~=~l-',K~;ap;::.,,Rd~ .. c.,N_B.~~-..,....., Ml1u llo,_,. I ll Pent.u camera. $J.1Q, c1otr.5IMTIJ. ~1ort>el,111,J9!i .. Pteuecalle<U611,flll.lll 1101 .... Apply SL4 -AtlH «I+ .... !erred. Hour-CORNER bed "~ Incl. REFRIGERATOR $25. 4..fpn>. LOVE !Dr S&le! AKC lrilh ~~~~~~~~ betw..0 9andOpntoclalm 3SS E. 11th C.M. ty wqe, • hr ~ .., drapa • rup. Sl!O. ~. -.r mower $2S. cam.._ BACK. • JOl)ool 5i1'Clal•. Settrr Pup, 1 wb old. : ~ your gckela. (Nord! (lollllly SILVER SOLDERER -· + bonm. can Mn. lrplc. &!US doon. $30. Sal .. equipment l1-UJ. llydraullc NW 6 ~·--· ~n w.--.,.1~1~~-~r~~l~·~~11~tnll~·~-~·~"~""'fi!°'~lai*i-~~l1 EQer, in .U\'u toldcrtnl Evans. M&-"tllOf, 10 am to bed comp. SS Mlac. Jack $25. Socket ltt SS. Aulltanl'• l..eape '11trltt 979--1285 • ....... ~•• . W.. small atalnltu ited .ub-4:3U p:n. 536-MQ2. Cupentw Joola' $1..$3. VW Shop, SaL, Sept. 9. 5IXi &21.s GERMAN Short b a 1 r - -bJJa•thlhwalltub-TELEl'll"""' -Seti DECORATOR movln1, partllJ·IJO.PumPISS.Bat· St,N.B. ,.,,_/Welmaranerpu"'S -..~~I 900 ALL IOATERS ~~'"bot~ =y·~a...~ ~.bJ;."':J::': ~~:.-in...! 'K1'.": ~ ~,,: :: :u.121. .. fJ6. _ .. alt -SC .. 1-AM LETS AmN110N1 -Plnte apply • ,,_ -· ..... aa much Lau>... all $U!. -· odltor llO. Lite meter ~ 138 E. 18th SI., ~M. * YOIUWIIRE Torrie', • ~ .!..!':" .u!:: Gutton lllduabin u yoa !IOOd. ao-...,. 613-7830. ~ :.i::~fl..;:,. !tea.: -· . male, AKC ,... 13 c:haln-ANSWERS -ol dw'P "1 tbe HUnt· !MC Whl!Uer Ave., CM -oo each sale. can DIN rm oet, 6 cbn, bullet UJ. SoldoM•• h'ot! $2. LVG, !J>l\tl ~. atm°•~ 1pd plonl. 11JO or belt otter. -Beacl! ·Pl>wer Squad· 642-MIO 557..6739. ' Wht $195. Coucb $15 0 • 'Cl .. --..... • .. ~ $(. Jlelder Raletp bl.IR, 9'»11 cond. StS-1995. • ~ ran. New cll.llH ttut at 1 srrrER. p/time, MoD-Frt. TELEPHONE llOlk:itor, sirl Wht marble tbl. All 1n Xlnt ;ttt$2_-~ $100/beat ot!et. 0trI1' M: IN IA.TORE dacbabund. Florid -.Slimy -Symd -PM TuQdQ, Sept. 12th A 2:J.5.5 pm, Sundal evu. l&-19 yrs., pt tlme. Work ln cond. M'.J.0419. clotbel, 9-U, e-5407. brown. Jtmale; D weeks Apnda -DIAMOND / will be held every ~ CE ltatlon/Salet A I ;;;=;;alt~S;;p~m;;6G-4956;;:;:;;=; Hlllecftlt tectlon, C:. M • MOVING mUJt .ell! Nr. new STER.EX>: Deluxe l912 Gafli Minlc81 I~ a2 $40. se.rn.2. Ttenqer'1 comment: "Ev• night fot. l3 weeks at the lcal per1onne1 11 56-7003 &ft 5 pm 6: all day Jdngllze bed, extra firm rad model, Jarie p~ erybody calls htr Baseball Huntlnatm Beadl Ht1,h ljoodod. J:irper. OllJ,y. J'Ul1 le Skilled Sa.t. Ab. -matt. 2 boJ: sprtna 1 fe11ional chanil'r', I 1peaker 6 Pt. Drumc.set m.ISH aetttr, female, 4 ~ause Me won't play with· School: l'nb Ir Ma!n Street. -Gd~ ~ll· U&CHINIST 64!>-4719. air '"'"""''°" ••••d Romo·~~ttt,$60. mon""~.~~:..~7'!!'broken. out a DIAMOND." Room l1tl. Any queatlonl ... QI"" """' ".f'ILLE R BALBOA Slip tor 40, boat ay1tem. 1!10 Watt , *~* imart...,....".-.w. MAH.G. ply 12' skUt w/. call(n4)962-1884.- Sl31 Bartxlr 81·• PROTOTYPE Part T!mo Oct. 'n.June '73. Ample AMIFM/MPX radio with Ofltc. r umnure/ 6 WEEK old Lhaaa Apoo Jobnoon 511 hone o.b. Xlnt Boota, P-•• W l:R t Be able to 4D own .etup. Downe)' Savina• Ir Loan parking $90 m 0 n 1h 1 y. FET, Tape deck. StW new, Equip. ' 124 puppy $!50 •• 642-4818 or ~r.d., $25(1. Stt at lTIO --="""''°""""'~-~ :O:ttme~ ~~~~~ Short term. •.tA .... ~ ~ '-~-= = ,:; 67l-7950. ~:!r.~~ed~ ~~ 1;;,:.~: EiEc. •wtfe' ~. ii'S'.i. H= eve. 156 ~~~~·· = da~ 455 Ol~~a~.;.Y~ •• D> if.ot'!"'-· plan 1r o-time' pa.y. Irvine ~so an aper. teller. Xln't pay, KING al.ze antique KOld head-~ $210. Temu. Collection Sec'l ~ $8-~· Della: tiles Paul Clark (213} 47&--4.542 ~lie!J. Equipped for Wattr ply lhell $a., 17th 1: NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO pleUl\llt working cond1. board. $45io-os dept. 714: 893-0501. ldll. 987 ·w. 19tb CM am.D'S saddle, be&ut1tully :""°'-7.''=-:-::====,-Sldina' I: fillWll, tandem c.M. TEMPO Coll Mr. Dovonport 76 FREE TO THE LUCKY "2-3'08. , hand tOoled. Xlnt "'nd. $15. * NOW AT DANA POINT trallor. Coll alt<r u,oo Tompor:o!')' ~I~ -962·lf0l.. FOR ale bld .. a·bed. aOO<l CHOMES! 2 ab'° tute l 1 Plonos/ClrtoM 126 611 -· STAN MU.I.ER YAQITS noon. ('114) ,-. llUST ~ Equs1 Oppor. Empio)ler oond. $28.50. 'adorable Male Ktttena. GEN1'll: Pfbto Oeldin« 9 Jo.in-Out-new a.Wnc dUb. SE',L! So. Colllom1a boat yard 536-7284 PlaylUI, happy, •healthy! 1 50 ORGANS 50 yra. Complete tack tncJd&. Roll. RHtai-Dly, Ii O.,, ::n-LI;:' ""llbere,.-.,.lllO--.Ud°"rt,,..-,9"°11 needs tmmodtalely jo!Jn!eY· * TYPISTS * SOFA slocper • pd. $250. gTay & belt« tiger. •tripe Yea, 00 °""" on the floor, Addle. 536-9498. Hour oo Weekend. 49>-:ml. HP JohnlOn. tull, oqulp. man marine tiber&laaer Reallteri tor • Sell for $8S. both "-'Onderf'ul markings. l H.ammorvt Wurlitzer othen. EXPERIENCED rider will TRAILER 4 wheel tandum $650. 6'1'5-48.. • . exp'd tn hand layup, geJ. a temporary job * 83S-M61 * oranp-ttd tiger stripe -Floor models, dl.acontinued ottclae I: lhow your bol"le. tor aale. Capable or pulling 1,D;.al]Jr:;;::..;Pllot;:;,=w=-an1..,....,Adl=.,.ho-,. ""'t a boat repair. Good today , both'parl BllmMM • .. Make• modeU, now 6 Uled. Bill' or ·Rolettnces. 61U517, :16'-boaL Call 6'13-4nl. bupJna.plon. l&lary I: bfnetita. Jntervws: &-12 *** Sofa • matchina: Jove new friend. T wee , love rent at molt attiactfve . VICE Station mechanic ~I collect Mr. Geoff Walker, we Need All 1eat, never used . Both $150. chll~n le: dop. Used to ntes. A:utol, New 9IO Auto., ~ . 9IO Autos, New "° with clul A Uct ,.4/224-8211. Ottice Sktlla Private. 968--7910. being outside! 642-195.5. Waftichs Music City Call Don at s...~ Kttttnburo Marin. Equal Oppor. Employer STEREO: Dexlue 1912 Gar-South Coast PJ&la &40-2&10 San Diego, Ca. Male A: Female G•rege S•le 112 rard model. large pro--rc:;;:,,T,iii;-;.;::°"':;T."""' !!:qual OPPOrlunt!y emploJ(er WottenLGlrl Inc. . GARAGE Rollr<menl 'lalo, l<!S8ional chan&er, 8 ..,.a11er PIANOS .• ORGAJolS SR ELEC. 4667 MacArtliur Blvd. Will sell luuQe, _, air ·-!'lllpertllon -sound Hammond, Wurlltw', ID &n)' ENGINEER Newport :Beacb elec. organ. cameras, elec. 11y1 te m .-1 !i o Watt others. Pre-aeuon apeclalt, • S78D Campus Dr., Must have expel'. In ant· M>-0.125 appliancea, lDd1an rug.. AM/FM/MPX ndlo with ~~ ~.A~ I: lope I: clig!.tal circult de-WANTED: Hou.ekeeper Hi-Fl comp. HO scale FET. Tape deck. Still new, ... ~ ..... l."l'U ...... .-..11:y av. sip. S Wk vacation A companion, llve-tn tor elder-airport-BlllTl!lt, old b::lokt, wu left u n c 1a1 me d • kl&: barpin.I are here ri&ht tmlqut •tock option -· ty womao. CdM. 613-9070. trunk, Country Prbnlttve, Guaranteed . 0r;g $509.90, -w "11t'.L. M • c· ram. Submit reaime to , • • WOMAN for 1 enera1 Old JWlQUe 'n stutt. Part of now $210. Terma. C.OUectlon a iGm UllC. 1ty ••• turn that jwllc Into cull ODl!TICS, INC. houlekeeptoc dut!to, 0 ..,, !amlly wm trade colledors dept. 714, 89:HISOL th Cout Plaza J5411.28.'IO ~ a Pall1 PlJot CuJHSed 1US I. Manchetter, Anaheim per ftek, ll noon...fi PM, !or owl 1.igurel and nautical * ORIENTAL RUI Sale • PRACTICE piano. Excel can llM8'1L F.qual Oppor, Employer M/F ...... utary, GS-3665. • Go to Cl!lver tD S&lldbarl 2l'l> oll Sep!. 1·3'1. 9ill oond. 1175. lll'l Bonni• to 18292 Chicory, tnllv. Imperial Crown · Kerman Donne Terrace Corona del ••••••••••••••••••• J WOMAN neat, enerretlc. MOTEL MAID wed. La· sm-Beach Ruort. 494-llil& YOUNG waltres9el for cof· f8 ahOp. 300 North Main St., Santa Ana, cor. of Alain • !!rd. ----- Park, Sept. S. 9, JD. M PM. 11000. lO'S"xH' Sanlk IJ'(!O. Mor. ' You All Come! 9x12 Taj Mahal India, $600. ==~--~- MOVING larao' Ale. Green I: over 300 othtt new Ir old PIANO Wanted. pr 1 ·P t Y ··• bo 1 "'-•• •.: Oriental ........ We alao clean-wan.ti to "'V piano 1or ca.ah, ntg 6 -· • ut ~·. ~: ·-· 835-ml . manlfold Ir ~l I: reweave Navajo I: ~1~~~~~~~~~11 carburetor for 283 Chevy tental rup. Shah 'N Shah 1; e.......... _.; wa er p pe, ~--t I 2l23 S. Mala, S.A. 507-lID. , '5c: 2 naxen ba1r piece•, * AUCTIQN * ''"to You r II~ I ' $10. eacl!; 2 electric froM, Fla Furn!! . •-· SS. each: bird cage, fl.: 6 ~-uano':." 3 Llw, 2 Tlmos, $2.00 . record rack. !Oc; bnlnetto -· I ili•iiiiiiiiiiliill~~ hair pl~. is.: aaorted AWiuc11onad 1 Friday, !:30 p.m. FEM. wblte German b p Antlquoi IOO ltom1 1ree. Sat 6 sun. 811\i tn y 1 Auction Bom mlr. Med, .;.. , mb • I ~;;;.;~;;.. _____ I Jasmine Ave., Corona del "°15% Newport. CM N&-8686 Hsebroken, well trained. ANTIQUES red velvet vie-}.far, 644-7201. Beb1Dd Tony's Blda Mat'l 642.6812. torlan aofa, 19" mtrror with ,;.::.;.=.:::..=.,,,--==·II carved KOld leaf frame, ~ L E AV I N G c o unt r Y , SEARS' port, pool 4' x 14' J Happy, healthy male klt- drawtr cabinet, round oak everythln& mutt Co by Sun-round. Frame, liner, tilter, tens. Gray I: beiae, Orange cotl'ee tab 1 e, marble top day, Duplicating machine pump, ladde' &: acce11. &: red Tipr itrlpe. 7 wka, dttlRI', sm. marble top $10, Kuetfel and F.u«r-drat· $100. 56-3598. 642-l.955. ch with -•-1~·-tins macbllle ISO. -G= •TOR ·~ -==-=--_,......,......,..11 est 111.L11'Ur, P '"w"' machtne $50, cOlor TV SUS. REFRI ~ ,,_ Bed * ~ Boxer, fD famu, frames, cui a:lau, china, walnut iiereo ,~ 1 piece and mattrns $30. Wall w/Jire. ~ Lows chldn. o t be r furn. not antique, ---*a:•-""-... _ .... llOI::, dou· ck>ck, boobbelt, etc. M&-0039 Ul6'l5 sNce-Cir,. r.v . round marble top card la-~ w.uo;;a ~ _, Good 1615. ble, hlk Hitchcock chair, ble bed $35, victor pa 2 Sha&: C&rpet. cond. ~-.,...,==,--,..,---"7JI chefTJ cofiee table. rf3..1897 welding set $95. kltcbenware Al.molt new. ** FREE to J<>Od bame. ~ and lots ot other amall 552--8005 Beqle pup.-Sholl. ROH Adam• Antiques Items. 10082 Meadowlark COLOR TV $175.. Port. TV 64&-5&11 NOW OPEN 'Miura, Fri I: Sat, 11 am M • pm. 139 W. Ave., F .V. 962.-0025. $27. Tanlc: vacuum cleaner Male Pomenn1an lit SI.. Tustin 838-ml2. 2672 Buawood, Eut Blull, $12. All aln!. 616-1525. 1\i -old. A.KC REG. ANTIQUE halltm w/seat I: . mirror, $135. Solid oak Ice box, $120. 1117~. Appllonoo• ID2 MAYTAG n!'pa1rman hat walhera $35. to $100. Can dellver w/l yr. auam. m.17'18. LARGE 16" Philco, frost free refrl1. S e p a r a t e ftff:ter. Xlnt cond. $125. 67S-6'l16. OVER 200 wuhen. dryen, nlrll'ra-llvm $39.115. MS--0780. REl'lUGERATOR u s e d , worka I: looks 1llm new $50. '1l3> Wntmim:t.er Aw. REl'RIGERATOR 15 cu ft, 2 dr, auto defrost, $ )'l"I old. -· 9045 lO~Yz r.., 1ff ,.,;..., 1lf~- Pop on and tie tbla pretty top over pants or cfnoues. Great for work or eolng Rent W•1her1/Dryer1 places! Takes llttle time to $l. Wk. Full malnt. 1tltcb. Embro!.der b a Id * 639-1202 ' * Thi• prlnceM pantsuit flo'wers quickly, add fringe. I 'D"'B"'L.,_o.::..n..:.:.MW:=Co,....=::::--. -;;;:like keeps rlcht on aolng from Pattern 7'64: transfer, dlrec- mw to next year. Sew lt and tlons 1lze1 8-18 tncluaive. new s~u 66..Q6'1 ateu fttllon, too, in knit.to-BE91!lNTY·l'IV!: CENTI lit )J01ye11ten. So practical! for each pattern _ add 25 FRIGIDAIRE, e 1 e c tr I c Printed Pattern 004!!: NEW 011 !or e ch ttem -clothe• dryer, Uke new. $!11). •talt Sizes 10~. 12'1!1, 14'4. ~~ Mall .n: s~ ~ ' .:64:.:l.:16::;618::..:6n-:.:.:7830=·---J.6l6, 1B%, lllii. Size 1'™: 1nr: otberwl11t thfrd-clau 1 • (bu.st 37) pantault 2%. yard• _._11• will •-• , .. _A C•mer•• & ' Sf.Ind!. UI:' very .._e IU~ WMlu or moro. Send to Equipment IOI llEVENTl'.nvl: <ZNn Alice Broolu the DAILY _..,+..:....---,--for each patcerD ... add 25 PILOT, 105. Needlecrdt SOLAR dark.room enlargft'. oantl for ftCb pattll'D !or Dept .. Box 163. Old Chellea VerJ pod condition. 33mm .1tr Mall and Sl>edal Ha.. Station. New Yori<, N.Y. 6 2\1 neaatlve moonll. 185. dlinc. otbenrial thtrd-clau lOOll. Print Name. .uar-, Call 496-4071. ' • delMl7 will • ,.. lhrff ............ ·-· lit or .-. lleM lo Totally Now 11'11 N-l'urnfture '1C PILOT ~Pa,:. DDepAILY ...n .,,_<rammed wltb OLD walnut dbl bed. c.rw: ' -• L, Im!• -•·t -1c1, -•· 6 burled ·~ 232 W•t 11th St., New .. ~ ~ """...,.., , .,_. New mattr I Yori!. N.Y: 1001L Pt1nt "° ...,,.,... FREE pa"--· $40. 036-334D. MAME. • .nou:u with .n cents. DniETI'E tet. e pifft. DP, Uiz and l'IYIZ NEWI hlatut M-, Boet. walnut table, 5 1Wl\l(I, Newport Beach. Thurlday & Fast rewlta an just a pbone * 5'8-1995 * Fdday, &-7 and N . call awu. 6C-$l8. l---;;KI;;;.1;;41;;;;.EN;u--- Ml1collo,_,. Ill MiacolloMOVI Ill UNUSUAL CALICO ~iiiiii~iiiiiiii~iiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiil * -,. • I 2 FEMALE. 1 male kitten, DAILY PILOT INVITES YOU NEW SHIPSJADS 111 111 IJOHISON ·~~ ICI ·fOlLIEI WIK .TWO FREE TICKETS n. DAILY PILOT ..... 1t ..., • .W ..... Ls J ar .. U-HW ........ fw ............. ,.._, -. W tM ~ ~ -,_ .. Ml-1611. .. ,. ,, .. ...._ ' -.... 1 ·-,_ .... CIUS I .. fWt .. ,.. ....... et_, 1zu; l 11f DAILY PILOT ...... ,,....... .... .. .... 5 I .. u.n ... ,,... .. ,..,., 11 ,... .. ....... ... ti .... ,. lkWfw ._ .......... long batr, l1x week!. 89'f.2825. * PREE KITTENS * 1112-242!> ------- - • * • Rlchorcl Pomol 204I Oolclonoyo Coll• Mo .. You are the wtnner o! )ticbll .. lbe lco Follltt at thr FABULOUS l'ORUM Sept. U.!O Pl-call 6124871, e:it. 11• betwffD 9 aod5ln·foc!&!m )'OW' -(North Coun'1 ---11 J540.ml * * *. I SI.4 MfSE cats. I 1ftt af. !ectlolla11, LID chtldnn Free to t\lOd -· Jm.1319 PERSW1 Kl-Cl'A Jtos., $35. ,.. .•. OR~ER IQUJ 1~73 AMC CAR · NOW ••• '·AND RICEM A FREE Bi·CYCLE! NO MONE~J DOWN BRAND NEW 1972 ... •, ·.HORNET A MONTH $62.2S lo ltto -... "'1 poymMt fw ,_,,.. ..... •••Illa ............. of ,_ toM ....... Doferrtd poym• prlto It · ntn locllllllwt ·i.r. A-, ood al c.rryftt9 cllartta. A.P.I. 10.t7~ Cash prico lo $UH +tu I le. · IMMEDIATE DEUVERY SHORT OF :::.-:T':.t SUORT er.Ill l!Y -•@ \ ut -"' ... ,,.... OF t11t cntn lrill """' "" ,.. .. ..... 'tOll . CASH? ;::r-:..-:: '= CREDIT?· MAKE MONTHLY• PAYMENTS ' Se Habla Espanol . OYIUTOCKID MUST GO!. ,.., 'U PONTIAC • ''1 MLC:ON • -~~~ COHO., TIM. AU!Wnl-tlc 1~ lttilllll, tflilter, {TVW .... $596 '7f "°'NIT . t Dr.. "'*•••lie ..... ,.. .... ~"'id."""' • _, "'!· . $1296 'H AMX l,uten'llOD Tttl'll., ":\. =!:':: -·~-. ~ 1!'ir • ""1r $1296 ---Learn to mW atra dollan I ••~ . !ro " chain, SIS 962-.; 100 Top f'all·Wlnter Pat· m your cratts ••••• 1··~ .. BAB drHa1n& blt Tl<hl1 GM At M Y Pwfwmao<o s.,t. It, 21. 21, 16, JI or 21 0.•"'9· E•dutlw-... Col~ foml• l ft1"11 ment. 'ff IAllCHDO -=.o-.::l.;~!'" -·l , toma lh ..._ -,. IHtut Maenme -•• $1. Y'S ta . r f .,. ~l Pltll Fa.bulou llalrpb Cnthet Booll: ••• $1. d t e lli!l'f!ttt comblnaOon, ·1 · I llonwo :-' -a FREE hltut ~ eo,,. .... $1. "°"" valoe IJ!i. -· . -'IS _... -Out -. ....... $1. BEAUT!J'UL !Mna rfn .. 11, • lftftANT tJSWlllO BOOK """Iiltle .lfllou -... $1. !&bric !)Oki cut YelY<I. Rt•· -todaf, .._, ... low. II llft7 s.p lloell: •••••• eoc IODlblr, 49!MII.m. I ' ' • SL lll'rlll-....... IOe DRESSERS. twin bods, 11'1 llllTANT . r A I ff I 0 ff .. -2-lt pot-IOe 1fap1o <llnlotr ort. wlll( IOOK • RI I 1111 o I C - -1 IOe c1!atr 1111-1118. --a. " ~ ~ =~· ;c;;;..;o:.;.~~,....., ................... 1:...-;: .~ = ttl-m.1UI. FRIDAY, SEPT. 15 thru SUNDAY, OCT.1 ... -to ....... bat mer. 1111 m and we lft too yp1 1o mcm. Nc:ne-- fllon -1-., AllC -ldda. Belt -· 1117. 'IM7. anumw s._..i p,p. ~amp. llltttr . _ .. - Mt. TllBll' •ze ·• aow, - ....... I I 1• 11,.or •tvt . . ............. ' \ . . -T~ .• Cyci.., llket, M.lw.....,.. 1-------...,..1-¥1•ntM 'NI -W-Cdc.abfn crWlu :tr. $350. s-i... tu s.le/-"° 'M a.e..y 1',,., PU,''""·· I=======::. ·---·--"' """'· N.B. ollp. Grey -1::::::::=.:::::::::::::::::::::::::;...il~=;o:::;;:;-::;:::-;:; SUclJ, H.D, ~. H.D. * * * S.w. Owner tranden-ecf, * * * 2 WbHI -pickiop bod TlrH. Aux CU I a• k · Shulrt Smith t7MiOO Pam•I• Reagor wm aecommodtt• s Origihal flniah, e'dra clean 33261 Chrittln• 16' Built Rltt:, 60 ..... 3900 Parkvltw Lene, molDreydu $130. ~15. fl'95 • '52 Ford 1 Ton Dana Point Joluulon. TUI 1rallef. ims. Apt. 91 -Service, Pom "' Stab 'Sl £ncine, Dual You .,. the w....., ol 59S-S700. 67$-6810 Irvine Whffla, R.u;na Good, $395. 2 tickets to the * St' l9lli Hardtop Ctuiser. You are the winner of TURBO a trans. work." &fi5...6644.==== Ice Like new, ......... mu. 2 Ucket1 to ... £ perfect $95. New eblunt Follie• .. -v -... ..-. ... -... Owner !6950. mc:ms. Ice sm. 5&3316. I at IJ>• -II. Soll 'Of Folllt1 van FABULOUS I""""'------at the I W bltY ,_ FORUM TRI·Muran 32lcl8' New. You FABULOUS _.,.... I§ iiiiiiillor )Oll1' truck.,~ Sept. 13,30 1lnl'1>. Hulla a. Croaa1 baama FORUM . . Pl -~ p1..,. call 642-56111, ext. 114 completed. Plywd IP trbeia. Sept, 13-30 between 9 and 5 pm to claim Sell tor •*'>rage $10)0 cub. Please call SU.5618, ext. 314 your tickets, (North County 675-«505, ask for Del between 9 and 5 pm to clalm. OU... ...... '56 '64 CHEVY %.-ton P.U., 8'% toll-free number is 540-1220). COLUMIA 15, Xlnt cond. )'OW' tickets, (North C.oulity C.O ctftnper, '67 %J0.6 eyl, * · * * Tl'lr, ne:w cover.i)Jest oiler. tgll-freenumberlsk>-~>-1911 Factory bit street dl.IM aux. CU tank. New UPH. •1====:::!:===1 64f..1091 wkdays; 1144-2003 . * * * """""· Excol cood. Side ply tin&. $1350. Make otter. WE PAY TOP IE~~=o====="""I-ft -radio. 11500. -s ,_eve_·-..==.t.-..-·~ Hond 350 CL ___ .. _ Dt,yt &H-1408, N t t e • ..:.:.:..:.:.:;________ CA H ' AOUARl,US 21 ';,. h :n 1 ca I '"""'"";'. 640--0786: Autos Wanted 961 Like new. Loaded w/extras, therwise _...... t 'Mll 1-----.--- Trler, 6 hp Evlnrode Pr!/~ o • ..., ~· Taro Truck• ff2 REWARD r Milli Bika, ·goo4 eond. $100(---==--- ty. M6--0857. , or see It make ofter, IUY ·, . Kite 6.13 w/dolly & 673-4782. VANS ............ ft traqa, jtllt ca11 111 u troe -• GROTH CHEVROLET • bQat cover $700 ~AJ~S~2'0~~St-orm-er-, °"•n,~1°"165"°.1 * Call 61;-1478 * Kawaaaki 90, $185. Suzu!d NOW . • NEWPORT ~ UKE NEW. ~:..,:.. ft kit, $350. VANS * 54!:>1-283 * MUST Sell, '69 Ho n d a ALL MA""'S 26' Excallh(!r aloop, 1leepa 5, Scrambler 1".l. Very clean. l\Si many •xtrU, In the water. !<50. e GMC e CHEV. Excel oond. $2,000. -03. • 612-SMG e FORD e DODGE RAINBOW 11 Catamaran. 1971 HONDA SOM -• - Xlnt cond. $850. U:lw mileage & In xlnt cond. Camper Conversion ~5; eves 673-4079 · Very reasonable, 545-1318 • Perfect • Contempo anytime. • Cara-van • OUnook" WILL PAY OYER Ull"" Sales t.ianaaee KeRy Blue look mu Boacb mvd. • Hwt-Beach For· late model, clean, U?-6087 Kl 9-3331 low mu.... clom• .. tlc1 Imports trucks or WE buy all makes ot clean ' ' used sports cars. paid fo1 campers. or not. Please drive tn tor Call .... ask .... 8ll)'U' DA YE ROSS """ •ppraiJal. PONTIAC -to, Sllp1/Dockl 910 ·ro TRIUMPH TROPHY, 1 SH•OWING 1JOP< for rent. Chan,..I 6SOCC. 3600 Ml. CLEAN. st 2481 Horbor Blvd. area. Up to 30'. Winter only. STOCK $800. 548-3773 "73" Pride & Joy 19 Ft. c .. 1. Me.. J46.8017 NEWPORT i IMPORTS 3100 W. Coast Hwy,, Newport Beach 642-9405 673-3053. * HONDA 50 *· Motorhome. Rear· tWin beet. WE PAY TOP DOLLAR Depe>)da61e 67"-1858 with btg ......U bunk, el<c-FOR TOP USED CARS flJE.AL MOTORS BONOE D OcALER ~·Q'' !i.J • 11-~ l' ~ " ~ ~ ' IMl'OR'tS WAN'ttD o..,.. O>wltlea TOP$ Bun:R llILL MAXEY 'l'OYOfA • 18881 -llhd. B. -I'll. NT-&1115 Autos, Imported 970 ALFA ltO~EO Atta Romeo '72- 2000 NOW IN STOCK For lmmedlott Delivery Instant Cr.tit BANK .FINANCING COAST IMPORTS J000.1200 W. Paclllc Cat. Hwy. Newport Beach (TI4) 642-0400 Alfa Romeo BHl1, Speed & Ski 91 I Irle butane ftfrlgerator, IL ,_ --· clean • FOR sale-1972 HONDA. Take atave-wtth~ overhead ·oven, )'OW' ~ ~ --'· 16 Foot ski boat. 245 HP over pymts. 'toilet, po~ by 360 Dodie • UI tint. INSTANT CASH T-Blrd inboard; ~. Phone 646-5200 1 ton wltD duals, automatic, BAUER BUICK NOW ON DlSPLA Y Sa.Jes Service (213) 923;4495 Evenings. 305 HONDA Scrambler. Xlnt power brakt1, power steer· 2925 Harbor mvd. I~~~~~~~~ cond. $29(1, or but, otter. in&, aJr concL and remov· Costa Mesa 979-2500 ,, ,.__ 1·r:&:l 615-6430 . , • ·:~~ radlO. "SEE QU'"U•SH [ _ =-;-'-~I Motot-Homo1 •-.~ lrilmoll'-to O.ll••rv:. IV "'· -· Salt/Rent --~940 -o--Serial •519212 . . 'THROUGH -A IV --..1 im rt car Parla Body Shop .:,,.:~ ~~ 9 :9 dally: COAST IMPORTS l~ Center N IDOO-~~cl. ~-~ ' . ,. . :: ' ' ' ' :: . . : • " .. : . '. '. .. •• I' ,l '. ,. " ,; I• .. , ,. ·' ·~ :• 1: '. '• '• )• 'i ~! l~ . •! " . iI L ' t . ' . ~ -.L 1960 SPYDER 2X» serlel, 5 C "" Solt/"--.~.,. '1 I 1 " $8995 · ··-_ . em,..... rs, .,...,,!..ii!•• .. 1 >, , . 2833 ~~sta Meaa lpd. Xlnt $695. Will C0111ider trade.968.3549. STOP! Don't Junk 1L A:n:y car that runs. Let U1 buy )'OU!' trouble. Up to $1,000 . AUSTIN UijSfili . ·PON~c!'!~1AT· DWAIALNYTPIALDOT ~ f; your camper or 1 'lit a. i.t S.A. Frrty) • equity lllOO E. lit S::iooo Santa Ana 842.:s&'ll •"~l' t~.1'!x" f~ ,.,j (: ,td ~e~ 541-90'!5. '69 BROWN/black lnL Fino °"Lev!t~---..u~-~...,ba-ubl<a..,.,--for,-nnmizlii shape. New tires . "bucka". cau Cl1nltied Recent reblt. $500. Firm. f ~ '.> , \" 1 1 , OP'Elt-ROAD .. Need.~ "hd"T Place an '41 60-56'/I. Pvt ply. 642-3000 Martin. ·~1'ml -'!<T Ranger. All MOTOR HOlllES Aut.a, UH<I "9 Autos, UH<I "9Auto1, UH<I "9 Autos, UHd 990 heavy duty 12 w 1 d •, m Gardeo ero.. m..i. • ---------------'::' A'!ll@tf!S~ air, _w/l!W Q~_Groile ·~. -~ ..U contained c • m.p er. Mcitor t.lorM ""'"'-: Toilet. All xtru, W\10 '"' ol· Available ,,.. dallt, ~ . fer. 519 Traverse Dr, Costa or mcmthJ) bu!a. 21', 2S'. Mota. and 25' ..U ~ Mo- Cycltil. Blk11, ' tor Hom.., •IP~ with • - . ~·~--~) .9U =~~roof~~ ULTACO, real cleaw, hardly Coackl ere 1971 models. used. '$250 or offer. Call :We lii.ve tlle all·steel\~ 66.1600. alto. Pleue call 839-956Q. e "II> TRIUMPH 2SO e GoDd cond. New pail)t. Muat Mota!' Home Rental$ .. n. make otter! m.6!22. SALES'& LEASING I ' RALEIGH Sprite 27. 10 spd. full service f&cillty ' .All l•nders, ..... good ... I!" oa-....._ Homes $80. Call Jim • ~-...... -~ '70 Yamaha 175 Enduro. QO Expansion chamber. helme\. ~~5~3_,.,1 ·,,.,6,:..8,......, ___ , oxtru $350. 51&-ru2. Rent A -Home 1970 Hond'a CT. '10. New cond. 500 mi. Extras, $200. for your Vomlon 1 * ut-4301 * ·i e •72 LIFETIME M.H., 23' Ii ·-· •n Kawasaki 350 ' :t!1 A.tr; lUI. A s:dett equip., Extra Oean $550 · 1 Diit ntll. 6 Pvt. p t f • *. 496-0187 * 968-W'r. . . ' Autos, Imported 970 A-. llnpOrtocl 970 ' . BACK-1'.0·SCHOOL STUDEN~ SPECIA'-S! I EACH CAR <;OMPLETELY SAFETY CHE<;KED I EACH CAR ·ECONOMICAL TO ·, OPERATE 1 ,/ .EACH CAR ECONOMICAL TO MAINTAIN '64 vw . 1MI YW. , .. ...J • ......... _. ... ,..,. .... lt-'Y,. "coWINty", OIVMJI ''1' RENAUL 'r A ...... .., ,._,.i • • . _, ,.., ,.,..1 WMte A~, 4 "1· IUXI04JI '61 VW PANEL . A __,.,o.;: "'llMto r•"91tl'' "'9clol o.tc .... ~,aYC6UJ '65 VW 2D .......... Htdt ........... .., ...... , IMlp -4 .,.,. ISIL6071 '61 T!'llUMPH RDSJ;R, .. '-"' ....... ,.... -... . ~ 11111, -,' 4 s,4., .... !UTLl771 •i RENAULT ___ .... "'-- .... 4 s,4.. ~· """'" ''7 .TO'i'OTA CORONA . ....... ,., ................. ... ... ..., • ~ ............... (JltCI~) $799 ' $849 $899 '6t TOYOTA CORONA .i'.. -.-·•-•Jew•--$1 ..... ........... ""', ... ~ 11-1 '"' ' ' . Annual Inventory Reduction Sale! I . , '72 EXECUTIVE & DEMONSTRATORS MUST GO Just An Example of Our Outstanding Previously Owned Cara. '71 EL DORADO,. $6666 Vinyl 1op, leather bitertoi tun power, tac- toey alr, "tilt 1Vheel. AM-l'M stereo. power door 16cka and trunk opener, cruise con-trol. twDlibt sent., and matt. Must see . (333DLI) • '71 CADIILAC ••• $5777 ~ ~ vme. y1ny1 top, leather tntef'. lor, tilt Wheel, AM-FM stereo, power door ~ twiUlbt sentlnel, · aoraeous car. (718- CQJ> ·'68CADUJ.AC ••• $2555 Sedan' De·•,Vllt. Vinyl ·top, leather interior. full ipower, "factory air, tilt wbeeJ,..J.M .. FM ~l c:rul8e controi power door locka, . 1:wwpt tenttnel. (946.AJV) ,'69 <:;ADU.I .AC •• $3555 Convert. Sballmar 1014 metal11c w/cordo- nn top a. motdllns leather Interior. Full power, fle""7 air, Ult 'wheel, AJl.11'14 -power door -twllla:ht ""'u-nel, ~ Low mil-. (1123Cl'C) '10 CilA'.fEAU •• $31Jl J'ord; cbalftu 330 -Lciar wbeel -· VI, ....... tic, ....... .-inc. ~ -~ ..... 1-n41o, beater, all. four seatt., (18$-Ani)... . ' '66 CADIILAC .• $1444 Coupe DeVille. ·Vinyl top, clOth & leather interior, full power, factory air,.AM-l'M stereo radio, power door locks, white wall tires, etc. (SEP750) '69 EL DORADO • $3888 Vinyl top, leather interior. Full power, fac-: tory &Ir, tilt-tele wheel, AM-FM 1tereo, power door locks\ cruise control, twWght aentlnd. (YPBTI2 '69 RIVIERA .•• $2777 Vinyl top, vinyl 1trato bench 1eatl, tull power, factory. air, tilt wheel, radio, heat- er, new white. wall. tires. (XRG6.38J '70 CADUJ.AC ••• $4333 Coupe De vme. Vinyl tot>t ~power, rac-- tory air conditioning, tllt whee~ AM·FM stereo radio. (939AVA) '68 EL DORADO • $2888 FUD power,· f~fy aJ~, Leather Interior, tllt-tele wheel, AM-FM. stereo radio. 1 twt.. lighl' sentinel, even a recllnlna pUa. -.t on· this exceptSonaUr well cared for auto- mobile. <Wd535> · Over 00 Fine Uaed Cara To Select From . ' ' ·Hours: 8:3(1 ,A:M to 9:00 PM Mon. thru Fri. 9:00 AM to 6:00_PM Sat. and Sun. . ' I ' ... • · 2600 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa . . • • • W1 ,, •••, lefUmblt 6,. 1912 DAILY PILOT _,,.Sola CALLUSN Wll ........ 7·9220 ' INSTANT CRIDIT YMllll&IDITIU. IAVIY••IP 1.1,.. .. _ .. ,_ 1.1 ..... -....... il' 2. If you twt "*"Y' Oft ,... 4. If yev ht•t liltlt ., ne -~ Cftllllit m•mnw•••a.tMIW'fW-• .. ,, .... , .,,... .... ,..., ......... ..... '72 DODGE CHALLENGER 2 DOOi.HARDTOP full toctor1 equipped. lt11 llMln S200 ecll>Ol m~e1. lic,i.,, 19611H. 5199DOWN J65AMONTH IRANONIW llt!MIDIAn ·s2088 DftlVIRY . '72 -DART DEMON 2·DOOI HARDTOP 22S C.1.0. qint, windshield ...... tr. ,DddH do1~, boek·u, litllt1, lttaltr. f!lll latl•rr ''uifi p•'· L.Uf.$:211-321113. $2088"" ,.,Cl IMMIDIAfl $"is 1oW a"""''· $61 is.,_, m, DWVllY , ........... , .... .,_,.. 5199 DOWN cfllrtn 111 •· Cfldi! far H -. Deflrrtd ,ymt, pr1c., $2539 lid. Ml I ~~:-;:-''"''""'00"',.." 165 A MONTH 71 . IMMEDIATE 'DELIVERY 14l6CUCJ FULL PRICE sga.a FOi J6 M'ONTHS $199 Tt totol 411. pymt $JO Tt•fottl mo. py111t. incl. toa, Heon•• I 111 c1rrylnt chart•• Oii opP,r, cr•'lt for l6 months. D1ferrod pymt. prico fl279 Incl. toa I llc1n10. ANNUAL PERCENT.AGE RAT! 13.95% ..... PULL NICI w"°". vs, l'•ctwv Air, PoW9r S!Hrlno, Radio, HHt• tr1 wt11w, 6 P111tflPl'f. (IOJ AKEJ ..... IPUU PllCI , . ... PULL PllCI '69 CHEV • ·10 roRo '70 MAVERlCK '588 fUll PIKI t Or. s.dan. YI, Avtomtlk, Pow Stetrlfll Ii Bro~ ... R.ilt,, HN!tr, !US 8!M) .... PULL NICI f•OOOll ~· """"' """' ...... wh ... CIYtrl, Oel~Xf ClltOfltt lllOldi!tl. 511.W $888 FUUPIKI '70 PLYM. '68 DODGE '70 FORD fUR'I'. •3 v.1..-...... fKl,fll", (oaoNff 440 2 . Door"'""'-· v. •·Otlf Sffa11, v.t, IUlf. ""''" .-.,...,..,1141lODH«ltl t. tulO...., . .-. ~ rtel& n. powtr uteri111 & fftMot . ""'· *· ,..., Mertr, .......... ... l)etltr.ll5W# .... -·'iia '888 fUlLPll([ '65 RIVIERA f'ull l'oWff, FKlory Air. (RQll SOI '388 FULL PllCI '67 vw . OPEN 9AM·to10PM 7DAYS A WEEK . PllCI ruu PllCI '70 DATSUN '70 Pl YM .Wag. 510 4-000ll. """ ""°"' ..,,, Auto. """" redio. i.ot,t, lull rillyC inWdhJ,..., hmttt.cnar. 1111tritf, •lw•• bo4r s1M .....,...., '688 •ioaa fUllPIKI '69 PLYM . • fUUPIKI '71 GREMLIN S.DOQl, ... .,. ...... ..... .....~ • .....,ftW ... _ •"'· t•tt• A1"4SD01Mn .... f LlPllC( . .. )) __ • • • OAll. V PILOT WE'RE tEARI •• THE , LAST - 20 DEMONSTRATORS! • '1LOf-APYtl!TISEA J OUTSTANDING USED CARS '&9 OLDS 4+2 J 4r. H.J., YI, 4 •111aM, ,...,,, 1te1r· 1119, rMio, t.oato1. fYSN0,741 $179.5 0 '&1 alEV. t.AMARO VI, 011t•ll'•tic, foclory oir coiwlitionln t powor 1teori119 j: llrok~t, •f11yl roof, IYDX4J5J '65 llA~NN GHIA • 4 speed tro111iri.cto11, fl4io oMf ti.of· or, whlt1woll fir ... l6520UJ $195 , , • ' $2195 $2195 s~~~E OPEN SATURDAYS ' ORANGE COUNTY'S . ' 'sB OLDS 88 '71 HONDA CAR SElVICE-PAITs-IODY SHO, HOURS: ' ' Every Saturcloy I a.m. to.5 p.m. For Your Convn1ence #.1 HONDA CAR Convert. VI, 011tomollc, f1ctory oir, ,ow•r 1t••ri"t a lir•• ... rtcl lo, hetf· •r. IXEV710l 4 1pood tr1ru111i11ion, roclio incl hoof• • tr. 1406CXWI $1495 $795.' . ' • WE ARE YOUR FACTORY DEALER '72 VEGA GT WAGON '67 CADILLAC AUTHORIZED G.M.C. TRUCK HEADQUARTERS Honda. Demonstrator IANbOO·I 022895 I ONLY s 4 •!"•cl tr•n1mi1&i•n, r•clio •rtd h••f· •r. 1972EIU) s2a95 '7D OLDS CUTLASS S11pr•m• Cl'•· VI, •vto., fttfory tir, flOW•r 1f••ring I: .,, •••• , rtclio, h••f• ,,, 112tlLOJ $2695 ,Co11p• D•Vill•. VI, t11tomtfit, 1•,tory t ir eonditio11in9, f11ll pow•r, Ji:M·FM rtdio, tilt wh•el. Shtrp. (VOLStlJ ' $J995 ' '66 CHEV. MALIBU 2 Door hordtop. 6 cylinclet, 011tom•tic: tt-an111'1i11ion, power 1!01ril'l9, r•dio, h1~tor, viw1l roof. ( TPT2 l 1 J , $895 AutoO, lmpomd 970 AUSTIN HEALEY '66 Austin Healey 300 Mark Ill. Xlnt cond. Make oUet. 67~a!t6pm. IMW Visit our new home! & ROY CARVER, Inc. 234 E. 17th St Costa Mesa St6-t444 DATSUN '72 240Z 2 Dr cpc. 4 spd dlr Take older car or 11111 fin<inCf' balance (1 n ~s:t<i9701 C;ill 546-4052 all 10 an1 49'1-9773. ·n~ 240-Z, air rond, n1abs. xtras. $4,000/ offer. 714--'mS 970 Autos, Imported 990 Autos, Used . Autos, lmporlocl 970 Autos, Imported __ F.,,.IA_T __ 970 Autos. Imported 970 Autos. ~mported 97Q Autos, Ultd _ _..;;,......:_ ___ _ 99:11 Autos, UHd . .6., FIAT 124 2 Dr. Sport Cpe, 5 ,,pd dlr. Take small down or pickup! Can tliiance {ZWW310) call 494-.9773 aft 10 am. MG-4052. KARMANN GHIA MAzDA . SUBARU VOLKSWAGEN VOLVO * SUBARU * '70 VW CAMPER BRAND NEW 4 Spd, dlr AM/FM extra As Low $l599 Sharp! Take small down VOLVO FRITZ W~EN'S will finance private party (633880) 546-4052 or Sport Car Center,_•M-_9773_._____ $95 32 MO CADIL'LAC '67. Cadillac Eldorado 45¥ original· miles every poss;. ble option this car is un- believably cle§tn, Probably the cleanest used Eldorado in Orange Co. 492-9034 or 492.-9136, San Clemente. FORD MUSTANG ·61 MUSTANG Only 3 9 ,'000 miles . Hard to tell from brand new. Unbelievable condition. V-8, 3 speed, mags, new tires. (4868CQJ · $1l95 Bk r . 644-2900. e ORANGE COUNTY'S '69 VW Westphalia, Pop-top • • KARMANN Ghia •$), good BENZ LARGEST Camper w/tent. AAI/FM. FULL FACTORY EQUIPI' CAMARO cond. $300. Good tnlnsporta· ___ ....,. .... _..;;;...._111._o_E_._,.._s_1._, s_.A_._54_7_"1_764 Front ·mount spare tire. $95.32 total mo. pymt incL lion, 2214 Holly Lane, Npt Header exhaust. Trailer ta.'<, license &: all carrying I -,7-0 -Cam---N---. - '66 Ford Fairlane Wagon AT, runs good $595. e '67 Ford 10 pass wagon, loaded, rool rack, AT; PW, air. War- ranty Avail. $9'J5. &IZ).6644. Ford Count. Sed. Wag. Air cond., AT, PS. PB, War- r~ly Avail. $995. 645-6644. '70 Mustang Conv., V-3; 351 eng, a/c, p/s, p / .b, outstanding cone!., coral red, 11895. 492-9498. TOYOTA h. 2.1 ·-00•5 charges for 48 month•. De· aro. ew tlrel, Bch alt 6. Itch $ 75· ~ · t Good nd M t fcrred payment p r l c e 1 ereo. co • ua 1 NEAL MOTORS BONDED DEALER MAZDA MA.zDA LEASE SPECIAL New '72 RX3 $57.56 BRAND NEW '68 VW BUG $4575.36. foll oash prko "'"· 12.400. 6 7 3 -5 5 8 2 c..b for ,.ur Fm!' OI' equlty ------- $4098.55. A.P.R. 11%. On ·be-"-tw-"oen=-'S-=&...:8_,P.::m::... __ OLDSMOBILE ~100 Harbor Bl~d C°'te Me!NI 64S 7161 4 speed, radio, heater, $995 approved credit. (274209). FROM TOYOTA 1;~ ~ottP:p"':87~mper, DEAN LEWIS '70 Ford t'bai.au. Must ,.u, ·~:: :.ii: i1/H~T= VF 9000 . $3500 19n Malibu Sport C.ou~. v..a. Air, AT, R/H, like new. Slipa. 64S..2768. M X A> M, m" " VOLVO auto, air. $2,695. Cl!st paint. M..,. Sharp! consider all oUers, 495-4195 644-0092 eves or wknds $2!kX> or make 0 f f e r , l~~uipped Swl! :~tri~:~ Come in, test drive! .:t~30F::~ry camper new 1966 Harbor Blvd. '68 _ O:I~ Sta Wgn, 675-8617. roof, stereo. Original paint Also available fQr 1600 . Ex-~• Costa Mtsa "'930" ldw mliei. iood cond. $999. l.960 Ford Ranchero for sale. 1972 J?USTER, white, leaving IMMEDIATE DELIVERY engine, L'O;<uent con--• 968-5860 & upholstery. Re bu i It di!" '"' I I 5 5 0 --------New tires, needs work $100. country, 7,000 miles. V-8, CHEVEW PLYMOUTH Land eru;ser Stati'on ion, a5AJng • VOLVO '63, 122S, Bl8, low CHEVROLET Call alter 5 0. -1 0 -k to ti engine. xlnt running cond. 545--0041 mil ba .. .. au ma c, power steering, Loaded. ROTARY powered. $3800 or best offer. CaU Wagons, Mark II. Station • ·es, new ttery, ti.res. weekdays ~ dhc. brakes, $ 2, 7 s o . 36 'mo. + T & L. 1'~or resp. 847 0161 WaJ?:ons & Celicas '63 VW bus with or without Excel cond. $595 or good of-1970 ""'-......____ ~..... ,68 FORD LTD Brougha 4 962-3025. ply. Trade• cons. -o · DEAN LEWIS engine. Also dune buggy. fer/trade for s a 11 boat. ...-::v. UIQINUl1ll .f;olluiolll'", • m, --c::-c,--,----1 • .,.,., ....,.., aft 6. 8 Pus. Sta. Wp. Pwr. dr sedan. Full pwr, A/C, PONTIAC ~ MG 673-1672 or 54&-5.171. ~·~ St-" brakes, Alll-Flll Landau top. Alll/FM, Good '72 ROTARY'S TOYOTA '70 VW M;nt oond. '68 Volvo, lliS. R/H, auto, St.,.. ndlo, tilt st..,, Whl. oond. prl/pty, 846-<lMi -:=-::'."i"'.~=,.,..,...,-1 "Demo Sale" 'i9 MGC-GT S""rl· 11350/Be" Oller dmo brak ... Xlnt oond. A Factory,AJr, luggage .'lclt, '66 "rd Galaxle 500 v 72 GRANDVILLE Win! wheels, rally lights, Call 673-3929 steal !lt $1595. 545--2929. , new tires A brakes, Pantl. AIC o PIS Radi the -8, Brand .llN' 1972 PonOac 10 TO CHOOSE AM-FM stereo tape deck. 1966 Harbor Blvd. '63 VW. Sunroof. Reblt '68 Volvo 142, xlnt cond., tng, Asking $2975. 557-4861. N ' tire' V o dater. Grandville, 4 Dr. H.T., ~t~~~~;i~~~~~: Xmt ;~~fs:~iHE ~~s~:y::•:•nd ::: ~::~~: n,: :~:7:.1:st~:: lllust "'"' li41ii8 ~~ r: ve~n-N: ::.~i:~~:!:~ •••'-DA' -------H.T., \Varren Hubs, Dick * . . 2200 Au!os, Used 990 Cub for Q1e\l)' equll;y verythlng $7rit.73/ofier. • (!01,, tilt steering wheel, p. MA£ '70 Porsche 91JT O!ek Tires & Wheels, Very equip. &: nice. $ or best -;--'-------.yuuc .. or 548-f193 •Must sell windows, vinyl top, factory 17J31 Beach Blvd. One owner. ~.000 miles, Oean (Stk T!ilA), offer. 546-0238. '65 FALCON Futura 4 dl', air conclitloning, plus ~uch 842-6666 U ase Mgr. Air. Fry Clean c:h·n11 tar (ZZF84-0). $3299 ,65 V\V. GOOD COND. PIS. auto trans., R&H, V-8, much more. Serial No. Any day ts the BEST DAY to $5699 Crevier Motor1 CALL JEFF' '69 KJNGSWOOD-9 put;, like new. $550. 646-373t 2Pf~~ run an ad! Don't delay... Crevier Motors 208 w. 1st., Santa Ana • 548-8483 . wan-350 turl»fire, ~.,( .$319 uuWN oall today 642-5678. 208 W, 1'1., Santa Ana 8$5.3111 • • tiro, J;<lll. aulO. VmyL MAVERICK '. · •ii< '970 Autos, lmport9d 970 1'0 "~RSCll==E-SJO,-=~o-31-=~,,,1-Alll=--=F""'M, '72 ToYOta Oirona . detux,' 'Gkoo~~ !~~F.° =1 $2'l96. pvt J>Ui¥. mi-:Ol.fAvEriiQi 1G°rabbell ' f'J09.9/: per IDO. , l)jijjjijjjiijiiiijjjijjjjiijjiiijiiiijjjijjjjiijjiiijjjWj chrom~ v:ti~ls. sharp. Must Vinyl roof, AMI~ radio. *' S4D-4403 * CHEVY •n Beauville van. 12 2 tone green, · gOJd upbOI· ~ , , .. u fast,,p ,300 /ofhr A/C, Auto trans. ·lolal .. ml 1968 vw Bug. Perleot cond. c'.A'DILLA' c' ...... R/H, pwr -· •Icy, p;s, air cond.,.12,000 y ... Jul! im,00 ·1a th•'toW BRAND NEW '72 128 FIAT '1 ~795 I Strl1I No. 128A772l12 , WINNER OF THE CAR OF THE YEAR AWARD! All MODELS ON SALE!. till :BARRY llA1' e PONtlAC e GMC ' (IST AT $.A. R.WY.1 530-fi696 · 3,000. Purchased new 6/ 12. fhruout. 42,000•miles. $1,150. Pvt pty. 5.11~ · ml. ~till UI warnhty.' Must di>Wn Pll.}'me:J1to1 ~. ~ ; · Aft 6 pm . 640-0310. Pvt. pty. 646-7679. · .-ell, make~ otter .. 492-9467. $109.91 fl tb& toy;t month\y RENAULT · YOUR ONLY 'st °"'11 Malbu Hare!'°'. m IA Paloma s.n c .. po,ymeni ~ ,.. '70T ta'lrkll 2d ,i967vwBug·-f195.'Good • • i BeatOHerlRuns,aood. 'm-'te1 ' . license~,-·•11 na ••' _,,,.--,....,,......-..,..,,,_ oyo "a • r., cond. Radio/heater. Clean FACI'OR1 can 5.36-GB a. •u ~ Renault Demo Solt spd. R&H. Must ,.n. 117\lS shape. Good 11,..,, 833-l807. AUTl:lQDIZ,ED. * . 1 * "9 llletc XlllO Marauder 0barre~ (or ,60 ,moc, "" ""' Semi Annual or best ottur. 673-8979'. • · (.,, '59 OIEVY W;l&O"• rura Xint oond, -many xtru. pn>w<1 Cl'fd,it. The cash , , Crul 35 500 '68. YW Rullll bftutifully111 .. .,; CADltLAC ""°"' $125. or best ollerj $1,ifji, 1168-2810. t~"! 111co .,!!!T~ .lnclodinJ , Derriondralor 119 ~ "''· • ml. So,.. body d~mage -· I o~""" 60-0247. -~~-........ ~· ·~ • -"'1~'~11'1' -1_ ·Ex~"°·~~:.:,~-. -.n.•-••• •i-. ,· , ....,..... ·'I -,. ••w~•~-.~ ·-Pt. m..,t~el•--··~ Clearance s... • --~ ~ v t.arstst ttl..tloa·cf COdlf. 'lf'Ch<v.Y Vl1' Cd body • p11, alt ciiod-· •·~ -··~. ··~ This Weekend -·1---~----'68 YW, llke new. AM/FM lacs In <>ronao COUnt.Y. running cond. llOO or boot ~fiwl.;....i~j'. :.!."":,all~aw; ' TIME FOR radio. lnalde beaut! plus sa&et--Leutna,. • oft~.~; 16-'lMlli. ~-pe!'Mllp ..... ~ Unbeatable Pritlls · ISOO. 14:0.7559. •. Nalitrs ·12ct1eYNbYi;v.i. llkeiii'J> MUSTANG IMS. ALL 1m MODELS '69 vw, sunshine ,,.Jlow. r~ Buckel ... 11.. .... Pb. 3 tp<I. Bill u-• IN STOCK FOR., QUICK CASH $1250. ._..,.,...,.. •• , ~~~Ill s. ;""11116rANG, -v .. :-r.; Dlllllll I IMMEDIATE ;~ ,f&oo llAllBORm:4--~'CHl;W VAN PIS. air. Xlot .-. JlllO. PON,l'IAC-OMC-l!AT DELIVERY ' THROUGH A '71 WI ~~lb. sng~ ~91g:>BT•0pen Sundal $L2ltl •• 142,78411 .:;:;, I'~ liili U.t St. a1 &A,"""'" INSl~~~o;'i~DIT . . :."::':·.-$~t ena. '68 ci.e c1e Ville, brown, lite C~)EtlE •/Illa -an-. Xlnt ~ E. 1~~ -Alli BANK PINANCING YW '18, A¥/FM. Good ~nd. tan vll!l'I roof, 10 ml $2960. 'ti Ytlte 454 <ij).,; traJit, -, pa· llMi1l5. UIS GTO --- COAST DAILY PILor Best oiler. Orie owner. 0,64H6:11,ews91M108 AMJnt~radtrs,pa/pb, 1B-...._11aoa1rl.t.10p,Ji1 1111.,~- • . !536-1137. 18'!0 ·CAWLLAC Sed&n de 11!""' W/bl tthr Ill!, •llSII -I eyl. Zlld. WI ltloo sail au ... fl'll I *· '65 YW Baja Bug. New roblt VIiie, aO e<tru. Below blue offer. Tl4:6~. II••~"* 111).lSll., l~ADl\DTC WINT AD •na.'Manyextr11. Ma1ce .,_ boo~-.-. DOME ,_. MUn'Di -1! llP • UYlf ..UlllfJ fer. 645--0369. Fat Profit Is attained w -...,...,. I I'"" ~ ---rib 10 TradeT om: Tradtr'1 :poo 1011 ~!!lit '16 COl!go"Vl\lt" )Qnt--. MUSTANO, 1919; • 1!5i'. .. T---. JOOO.Jil! W. Pu111c: Cst. lfW7· 64f .5679 Panldloe column 11 lor ,.ul ting o.Jly Pllo.t Claallled Best ctr. iaJc..,) Ca 11 GT. Wltli -SljllO. Coll ..., -, .... ML ,...._ _ __,, 'Newport lier f714l 642-040! ------1-J..;..5;.;llneo=, 5;;..d;,;;l>l=lor;;...;..5.;.;boclcs.=-I~ Hi-li61I -r Mi IAIJT. f ..,_ -· ..... tOOO I. FfUT ·S.f, .SAN1'A1A ........ 11·1000 I ,, • /I AND THE 1.972 .P(YMOUTHS AND CHRYSLERS ARE ROLLING OUT WITl-J OUT· ' STANDING SAVINGS FOR YOU , •• ·SEE ATLAS CHRYSLER I PLYMOUTH NOW, WHILE THE SELECTION IS STILL THE GREATEST! ' "' I ' ' " •• t ~. BRAND. NEW 1972 P~OUTH SATELLl1E ,, I 'o . . . '!. -i ' . "1 '.. ;~ ... • "$.,I~ .1>.~0N5TllATQR SAJ,E! . 1 1 --• • .:-m2 oulf~,~eir~.:..wagois -iii~ Demonnra10n ~ Sale 'N wf · Bonus SGvhiji,. Fine Selectlon •••. . . - . -.,.. ' ' -· • 'I . .,£ • ' -~UTStANDING . VALUES ON TOP· QUALITY '·usED CARS • • • '68 PLYMOUTH S•t1ll1t .. YI, •ut.m•tlc, r•clio, ll1•t- ''• pow•r 1t1•riflt I br•l•.. WSW, elr ceMltlonlnt, 1127CUVJ 5995 J, '68 V.W. SEDAN St1"4ir4 +t•111mh11011, t•dlo •1141 he•t• "• I il4CrM) 5795 '68 MERCURY COUGAR 1 Door horcltop. VI, •11tom1tlc, r•die, h••f•r, pow•r 1+.oring I br•k1s. IWIC2271 · 151195 '88 CHRYSLER '67 CHRYSLER SM111. VI, 1utom1tlc, t1dl1, M1ht, powtr 1turh1t I br1k1s, WSW, •Ir · coH., "111'11 top. frl1Ctl7J '70 PLYllMH SATilUTE .. 51595 ' '. .. ' '&1 FORD GAWlE · 5795 '70 OPll WAGON St•IMl•r4 W••1J11i11lon, ro11Jo, li11tor, whit• 1140 w•ll tfr11, roof r1tk. 1010· IUKI 5895 '68 PONTIAC BONllEYIUE -'69 CHRYSLER ,ti' • ~"' 4 Dr. h1rdtop. VI, outom1tlc, r•1lio, 4 Dr, H.T. VI, •11to"'1tic, re41o, M•f. homr, pow•r 1t.•ri119-br•k•t·wln· or, powor 1teorfnf, ,.wor ltriko&. flow.-101ts, 1ir ,cond., 1pllt INncl. IYIL4t7l M•h. IZCCll7J 51095 ' '68 TOYOTA Stcl111. l•11lio •IMI lto.t•r. IWll.111) ' •• I, . . • 5895 51595 . . '67 FORD SQUIRE W19on. VI, e.tom•fic, r•cli" .ho1tw, ,.wor 1te•riltf, V;ISW, •ir coMltlon· lt1~' (l61D,l) . .. . ·-' '70 FORD LTD I VI, •11tom1tlc, r•«llo, h,ehr, powet 1t1erh11g I bralt11, WSW, •ir condi· tionlnf, Yinyl roof, 1127AFXJ 51995 '71 MERCmfS BENZ ~IOSE cp.. VI], J.1: lltn, low 1nil11o All 1l•ttric •ir coMUtionf1t9, powlf 1t.•rln9, •ufom•tlc fr•n1111l11lon, otc. (196DTll 513,895 . . OAILV PILllT I bepend On • · • Larqe You Can A ways S • · Fin· a nus av1nqs · • • Selection · • · • 0 Immediate De· est Truck Service • . • ' nvery. CHOOSE FROM A G.REAT SELECTION, All READY FOR INTiltNATIONAL'S AMAZING NEW, 1972 SCOUT II ................ ,,. ...... _ AQ ptiMI .. ~ ta _, lkenl - All prlq,-. ...Rt! ..ttl 10:00 P.M., ....., ... ~ tM. S•r. •A I 2161>&504,4 I • I • " . .. : :~ .. . .· .. .. • • . . . "· .. / i :I ,,. ~·t .. . ,• . ; ·~·:, t.· : ' t .: . • 1 1 ·, • ; l.• • • ~ : ':. : ':' •.. I ... ' ... :::1 ···1 ... :·. i,., .. ' .. . . . . • '•. t • : ·: ( •,· . . . , ... ... : ··: . . . . . : ... 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'1972 • Israel Grieves Deaths • id Calls for Revellge . )ERUSALEM (UPl)-Wltb "wratb and of a waf& of (llllle • b+ • 11 t -1d "peioe'""' In lts war aplnst ie... maumlllg enablJng Israeli$ lo stoy home German pvernment was responsible for regret that Ibis alln wu not ldlJeftd. • . -, )?!~'In' )lraelunlchtodaol. llymedem~~ofthelts ~WlttstbOl.Jmlic~~-.1"."-_ rorlsl organ!....., ad wlll llOI escuse !)mi woik. security at the Olympic vtllage and Eveo as the cabloel --up, --· Munlc -· .nlfi ..i ....,._ -•··--·~-ho • ., ·~ ~ lhllily" ID Wublngton. Rep. Charles Yanik (0. therelor .. "tbe responsibility for this (at-20 -•"g demomtraton mard>ed in fnlnl ""-""' •··-u a •·-·-~lion ol. the m~ ol. •-·• ........_ ~ -.. ~ ~ 11 -" -~ "-,.....,,, · ~•·) IOid the body of David ~·-er 2S •--•) ts 'lb the W I r--·· ,_ . ,- 17 .,.,...,... ~ .........,~, --....----• n ·••-• ~ that the ~ le ~' -• ' ' -"" "' es =•-of Mrs. Meir's ~-·•--o;u "~alb lo •~-~-• ~~-J• of •-b -·-'"-'-"· ..... _ .... ·~ ~ ~.~er, _.,.,. ~_,_,,.lo Israel from the United autborllles." ~~ ~-.. ~ · ~-~-= ~· •-"-=-' -· per,.... "' ----~ ... lo -·•• ~ -..... lo Ibo •--~ the terro~~-death lo Ibo ter-Wbo i& ll1d endani:er world peace. Jt rortsts,•• a CMIDet aemrrlp1 llilL -.w'v roes -ur: repor.... Stat.el two years ago will be Down to 'Ibe communique, Issued after Mrs. rorista:." lA.:t~ • • • mado .111i direct threat of relallalioD, · '"Ibis mutdaoul atllct, w b I e b ::,'1~binelte. ,.'::~ indlcawu ~ ~tu"".. Cle .. Iond lot burial Berger was a ¥elr and ber cablott lwddled for three N ••· Ibo~-~ lo ....,.,.,. . ' demomtrates Ille c%llniDal c:banctet of -w ~ ~ on the Israeli squad. hours, 15 mlnptes with Israeli military ews "~1 ~nnan ~· ......., ;'Tbe .fint ollldal reactloo lo the tragic lhe Arab terrorist organizations, -pecleoi. 'Ille cahlnet UIUlllJ -on • Tbe oe-r Daver, often refiectlvo leaders, . llOU8bl to absol" the Bonn the Israeli boli.,es laUed reached~ e\:oets In 1'~ Germany came u 'the na-atitutes a peril ·not only lo lnel IDd to &tnday, ti olllclal opinioo, called the Arab guer-· government from blame. as the nallon wu awalenlng. lioD moumed the alain Olympians with a ber citlfell, but lo peace ilmlugllout the A 1oveinment ~ said the tllla raid al Munich "an act of war" and II said Mn. Meir "noted with op-Some lsraelts broke Into tean. Others ~ of calll for revenge against Arab · world." 1 • bodies of the 11 slain Olympiam would be vged the government ~ eliminate the p~at~ the efforts of lbe \Vest sat s.tuoned !Q..~walk cafes listening to terrorlsta -1 the nations that ahield 1be communlq~ iuued after -.. ~-nown-bome1'hursday•;-, -;-, 7. -~--,,'""'1Ua-movement _.'with-all-meanrat~an-govemmiiif-io--ask fu1 the ~he-ndio-detalls:-ManrrefUaed- tbem. ·' emergency meeting M the cabinet under · Flais would be flown at half mast, be' ltJ disposal." freedom of the Israeli hostages and to it until the a:ovemment coofirmed the • Weal Gunwi,y also became the targ0t Prime Mlniater Golda Meir, vowed Imel aald, but It would not be an official day of • Another paper, Ha'aretz, said the West use force lo tbi.s end. She expressed reporL • • UlllC T111stee Boolqnaltingf4ise , • • ' Continued Uiitil ·()ct. 4 .· . A ...u-a<;o -Oi:t. ' wu granted 'f!tJllee Ai,n Brannon. lodaJ In Ibo bootmaklnc and eator1lotl 'Ille --granted In Harbor •·•"'-cl: C I I Judlclal Dil1rid Court. Ibis 'lllOnling by CUI Ill~~ · .....,IJO O e It PresJdinl Judge Everett Dlcl:ey. The . Off:tamp . Gambol ' LarUlS Girl, 19, • judge alao pve ~taUve approval lo a dofeooe mollen lo .~ tbe bearing to Ce!ilral JudlciaI lllatrlel Court In Santa Ana..BrannOa did DOI enter. plea today. JJ,.~ ~t~! = .:"°t>! Behind Bars moved only jf the proaldlog Judi• of Ibo Santa Ana court approvea. Downer re- t\11. ques(ed the· change 11aa a matter of con. Pollce .m111ec1 a 1t-)'OIN>ld J.acw>a Beach &!rl on a drq lnlmlcltlm dlarP Tueoday afternoon -lbe allegedli nimped around In Ibo bull_, an .ln!ne lreeny Interchange, · . Venience." N.~ :-..:: N~ "::::.C:'i!,i: lticl lnfeltiptora from the District Al· .tcne1'1~office. • T1lo ....... tnistee' la free after Po!Unc • fll,GJll -Friday. Originally, bail bod bee IOI al 11$,00I. A Newport Bead! Glllcer m n.ttble patrol of the San DIOlo Fnowa1 IOid he saw a ,...,. ladJ i1in8 on ber boct m , MacArthur Bou1enn1wttb111r 1op up lli .Flaas Lowered 1he alt u be ...... by, . • " · He didn't haft·'° wait for Iii u-' SACIWO:NTO (AP) -Gov. ll<mald :planallon. As he _...-the ....an.. ~ ...S.MI ma, Ille! all Dag1 In :told him, "II feela m pod.... front.of aD 11111 ltlllhftnp In Calllornla : Tbe nude wspoct -....... bJ lrvlne be Iowertd II W-bl tribute lo the . CJlllcen C111 I cbtqa of. bolnl dnlDk In ll DMlllliln d Jnart IJl¥mplc' team !plbllc on tirup. 11a1n by Anlb-•••1111 ,._.,. . . . • j Pilot Sports ~Editor ,Tells jof Tragedy at:Olympics . : MUNICll -Tbe XXtb oi,mpic Game1 : ...unue delplte ~.'• ~ Ill • w!>icb II llmll llbl«• ud of.llcllal• : ..... klllod..,. Moll~. -DAILY PILOT Sporta Editor > Glom : Wb1ta II Ml the 1Ct!11t r<pOrllns the latlll . . . .. • • MUNICH 1972 ourne President • DenQ.uiices ----· _...,.....~--- Massacre:·. ' . WAlillINGTON'-(UPI) !'resident Nixon today decried the slaying of laraell ' . Olympic athlete& a :11 .. tragedy far' Ill the nations of the world.'" He ordered Secreluy of Slate William P. llogenl tb • Oonsult :With other governments 11'on. a& urgent ,bub', to . ~te<iUOctive Mcurify mm.;.. to • ~~J=. ': 1111. . • ' utiani la ' . ,Jn<I~,. ,,._, r' ~ -cl:I! ~ ilrlell ..... ii_.,,. . o°""" who "lDlgllt be>targets oMhls kind ~;• ~ con!~ with' Rogera · -A. l'.tuiqer on the matter, · • ~ Ronald I. ,Ziegler uJd . the !Irie dll'cuSsed specific· stepa llUlt 1llflbt be taken' to protOct "Israeli cllflem ·against 'terrottst acts -In. dlvlduals who would be prone to ler- rortsm.-a~..u.-otber appropriate security measures mat sbrJlµd be taken " . ""' ,....,... Acllng in. lbe Wlike of the slaylng of 11 J!raeli atbleles by Arab /anatiCI Jn Mllnicll, '".!'be Pr~t uf,ecJ Hogen lo .,.,....I with . ~ govermp-on J{l urpnt ba.lis as to' what collective mwom by the lDternatlonal com- munity caq be brought lo bear on 11,le problem of1errori!rn," said ZlegJer. Slate De(lu1'1leot offlcials said eatra aecu\ity precaullona were being eatended to ~ diplomats in, the United Slates who niilbt ·conceivably be targets of al· tacks. Charles W. Bray, a State Department spokesman, said 0 utraordlnary ·pro- tecUve measures'' were instituted, with increased. protection offered Israeli as well as WeSt , German and Arab diplomats. FLAGS OF .OLYMPIC ~ATIONS LOWERED TO HALP STAFF 11 Sloin israall' Athlatn Mournad at Mon:iorl1I $o<vlcN . . . Special appeals wero sent lo local poll« departments Ill New York, Los Angeles, Miami, San Francisco, Boston, New Orleans, Atlanta, Ro u at on, Pbiladelpbla, Seattle ud Clllcago lo ex- tend posalble protection lo diplomats al consulaleJ In those cities, Bray said. $200;000 Cla~m Facing Council In San Clement,e Olympic Memorial Held Before Packed Stadium MUNICH (AP) . -The electronic scoreboard was blank and black ~today u the bead of Israel's Olympic team joined top West German and Olympic olllcials in a memorial to 11 memben of the• Israeli team murdered by .V:Sb ter• rorlsts. More than 80,000 penons .ovti11owed the main stadium. For the fln! lime In theb' history, the Olflllplc Gunes were 11USpended and many came lo the ceremony thinking It mlgbt be Ille e!ld. Avery Brundage, the 84-ytar--old outgo- ing prwdent of the International OJym. pie Committee, was lolidly applau<led when he annoUDCeil 1hat; fo)fowing Ibo mourning, "The games must go on." Olympic athletes filled the playing FIRST LOOKER • .. TOOK THE DE.4.L • Tbe flrsl .looker didn~ lull look-Ile bou!lht. This II the ad that aold the car to the ~'flnt looket:" '55 Biltck. Runs ""°"" Goodtnnaportallon. $50, • XXX·XXXX field, with the lllrVlvlng II members ol ·llrael'1 team in the center, wearing marooa Jackets and wblte yamulkes, the Jewlsb 1kullcapo . Tbe lbronc .stoocl In stlence as Slunuel Lalkin, tbe 'team leaderi read the namea pf the JI murdertd lsraeU.. . Tbe. cnn•d appiauded when Lalkln declared: 11May we auure you that the lpOl'tlman of Imel will continue to take part In Ol)'l!lple competition In the 1plril of. brotherhood and rairness." Around the s(ldlwn, the Oap of the l2ll partlcipaUng countries hunr al ball stall, lneludlng those of the Arab nations. But none of the Arab teame assembled ~the field. Few· representattves of East European Communist nations were vis~ ble, and It appeared that no more than a quarter of the big American team WU Oil band. . . . Al Jlnmdase ";!ff ve black A!rlcon .athletes left Ibo. *""'P Ill the i... field ind walked out. 11 wu DOI known Imlnedlately II ii wu a dellherate protest but It ml&hl bave beeo ltlaled lo wbet Brundage lald about the Rhodesian question. Tile patriarch of Ill" Ol1mPle mo,... ment said In his speeCh !bet the b!Uer the Olympl<I become the more .i.ey are opened lo · commerclal,. polillcil andr flnally, criminal, prellW'el. Olympics • Resumed· Mter Rites - MUNICH (UPI) -Arab 1ernir1ats turned Ibo IOtb Olympie Gam .. IDlo a biood>0aUd balUecrow>d Tuesday tW look 17 II~, Including 11 lsradl ~ lline of tbe111 bostar•· Todar, Illa - athletes "°"'"" bdelly lo honor the <lead, tbea went IMlcic lo Ibo lllnel. (Sea ,.. lated ltorleai ~ 1 ""' f.) AVfrf .......... ...llml ol tbt !;~.~.lei :;·::a= JllC SladJulli Illa! loday WU I · "ili1 ol inaurilbli" but ..... tbe -wall4 *'!\UllO M hours alter tbiy -. IUtlpended beca ... of lbe Aral> •ttacl:. Sitting In the llnt tbret ..... ol. Ibo stadium today ware the surviving members . Clf Ibo tum ta tll'6eL Fot them, Ibo ,.,,,.. """ OVtt· and lbq were !bin( back to Israel with the bod! .. of tbflll' comradfl11, Altbougb the EgypUJn learn wilhdmr from the 81Dlfll Tueaday, there w11 no unified Arab boycott of the n!newed com- petition. Representativea from TunJ11la. , Lebanon. Algeria, Iran and Morocco all uld _their dtlegaUom were !taylng on. ~ membert of the NorwegllJI deJegaUoh, however, said they were Itav. lng because they believed the games •bould be canceled. They Included 11 memben of Norway's handban team, • 50-kllomeler walker wbo already had completed his competition and a feocer. The Israeli hostages died 'l'uelday eveninl when an tmbush of the gut11- rlllas by Well German marbmea backfired. • Three hell«>J>len had Down tllo Jsraelll and the · AraM to an airport. When two Arabs left their helicopters le> inspect a plane that was to have flown them to an Arab country, the Germans opened fire . Other auerrlllas aboard the third heUcopter exploded a hand grenade kill- ing all aboard. ' The dead Included the two lsraeU.. kill- ed In the Initial Arab assault, the nine Israelis selud as hostages, a West Germ:m policeman caught up tn an a~ change of lhots at the airport, two Arabi who were with the boolages when Ibey died and three guerrIIIaa klllad by IW>- flre. The body of one of Ibo three dud per- tillu wu found nurby and· ldentlllOd (lite llllSUME, "'•· 2) Grure . · Weatber Moslly cloudy through Thunday, with hlshl Ill the IOI Inland and around 'II at Oranre Coaat beaeJ>. es. ~ ol. llgbt lbowen In the IDornloa hours. . INSIDE TODA l' • A brand uio 1e4t01l fn locd. l""'le>' grll under ""'11 thla wctktnd, whiltl otMr attrao. tiont in t~e arto· an rcvfnoed. Se• Enttrlajnmenl, l'og<1 2~5. -I =.:-...: ,.,,..,~-II ·~ ..... 4 o...-C"""1 ,. =-n tJ>lt Dr •• .., ....... llldr .. ,.,. lt4I Tltt........ ti TIM ani !oil more ~ where that one came from. To put your ad :where they can find I~ pul ll In Ibo DAILY PILOT. llere'a a ~ number thal pull YOll In direct toucb with a DloJL Y PILOT d ... lflotl; ad-l'llor; - "We lost. the Rbodeslan bolUe a1a1nat naked political blackmail," be uJd In rr'erence lo the dedalon lo oust Rh·1e1<a from the ,..,.. under black AfrlClJ\ _..,..,. ' = "": __ ..., Tbo ~lcaltl •ho Wt ... ncollllsed . (Illa IERVlCll, Pap Z> . . • • l --. • I DAil Y Pll01 Saddle back La9u11a Slafiltlfl • Official Dana Point Man Judge Gets Censured -• At Meeting Faces Death Rap f'or Patting • ,t\]yn M. l!nnnch took his place aa uaual TueJday olgbl on the saddleback CoUege Board oL.Trusltes aod helped fellow merobera hreeu througb an ageo· da to an early adjournment. By JACK CHAPPELL Y1<t1m In tho Utly lllOl1llo& ~tin& OI IM O.lt r1't lt.tf afttt ahe ran ICl'PIDktc from lNr:r hom&. LANllllG, MlctL (AP) -•. ,.... .. JU mqlltnte. --" ,.... ... fondllng female court employ9. _. 'l'hornM Bradford Mi:Cutcllen of Dana loVMl!plort ~led ... wu lhOI Point !>ca arraignment on murder -twl<~ T-.... Io the ba<t ii Illa neck jnll cbar1es Tbundoy Io the pistol slayto1 ot .OO.e the oploal colwnn a -ID . -m bl-tho Mic• SUproma Court lodaJ !or "vulgar nil......i.ct." llrannon, -In • pmbllng and ~on cU<, acUvely partlclpeted In the !lief meeting u one photographer mapped pholol. The Santa Ana realdent b ·awaitlng trio! on clwJeo that be rao a bqolanaklng operation. MtL VlrJlnla Lee Hamnet! ol l.1111114 tho face lull abon the rtcht .,_, Judp J-H. llidpr, 41, ol the ... · Dllldct In l...,,.m CoulltJ, • • 4 Mqlalrate Jama IM Blodgtl~ 15t. ~P: peared before the court. '!'be Jucucw Tenur< Comm!aalon bad recommended that Ibey be cemured follo"11!c .... vettiptlon. Bead>. McCutdl<n, 50, of 111111 Ol!ada Dl1fe, Laguna Police today Identified Mrs. Daoa Pl>IDt Is being bdld ID LalUJI& Hamnet~ 45, o1 IU·B Wave S~. u the Beach City Jail wttbout ball pending Ille arralpnneot al South Orange C....tJ Municipal Court In Laguna Nlpel. Untll !all Friday Brannon had re- llll!lned Io Ora111e County Jal!. He WAI freed after ()Ol!ng f!0,000 In bond. Neither Brannon nor fellow t.nlltees mtde mention of the Ca.Se which 1t1rted Frot1t Pflfle J RESUME ••. wlth Brannon'• arrell by Newport Beach late today u ao Arab. Three Arabi were -11-A -taUn alive 1t the alr base. Two of them ...,..... ug.~. Pollet claim that the charttr member were wounded. of the Saddtebact Board wu active in The murders ~t 1 w1vt of revulsion spo'rtJ betting and allegedly attempted 1o around the world, and In Israel there atort $1,800 ln gambltng debtJ from an were v<i'wa to •venge the dead. There unldentlfted bettor in Newport-Beaeb.~-atao-,Were-bllter feeling• against West Brannon entered the lioard room amid Germany for pmnltllll( the tragedy lo cbeerlul greeting& from hi s fellow occur -feelings ·that had their birth in members, then delivered the customary the tragedy of World War JI. invocation. Maqy Arab nations were appalled at Action by trustees included the tabling the tragedy and the Jordanian govern- f01 1 month of a proposed school policy ment in its second denunciation of the ac- coverlng free expression on campus by tion called the attack 1n ••ugly crime studeut1. which ba1 served to destroy the Arab Trustee Michael Collina requetted the cause." Syria, which supports the guer- delly, "bec1use J wU1 hive some later rlll1 movement, blamed the events on coinment on thla." He did no~ elaborate. Gennany. The polley, based on guidelines aent to Pope Paul VJ said 'the Atab attack every school ·isttict in the county by the "dishonors our time" and expressed hope County Counsel'• office, would allow the deed will not be repaid with more atudents to use bulletin boards, printed violence. mteria.ls, badges and other conventions) In Bonn, Chancellor Wiiiy Brandt call- medJa of communlcadon to express ed a 1peclal meeting of bis cabinet to t.J5emselves. discuss the aftennalh of the shooting. Prohibitions would cover material Reinhard Prau1, one of the two · t d helicopter pllotl who Oew the Arab guer-wbich is obscene, libelous or s an erous rlllas and thelr llraell hostages from the according to curreol legal standard•; Olympic Village to the air base where material! that iocite studentJ ao a1 to create a clear and present danger ol the the shooting occurred, gave hh account commission of unlawful acts; material of the incident today. whldl woulct"eause a substantial dlsruJP ~Praus ind twn copllota ~aped unJ.n. ti ID •L-_..._ 1 r f the I Jured in the ahootout at the FJesten-on un:s oiui::r Y opera ion ° co· feldbruck air base outside Munich. Je0e; materlala distributed Ill vlolatlons The second pllo• GUDDM Eberle, of · rulea which It.ate that permiasion .. aMild be obtained from college 0Uiclal1 received serious lung Injuries. at least 24 hours in advantt. PraUJ gave the following account: <l'lle on1y· debate of the evenlog took "l waa Oytoc the fJnt bellcopter. We place when trustees were: called upon to were tokt to land near•the main entrance 1pprove the ballot argument ~ an issue in a floodlit area. In. the Nov. '1 general election covering "The guerrtllu made the crew1 of both the mlignm<llt of trustee areao end the heUcopten stand outside their craft. addlUm of two more 1potJ on the college They opened the door1 on both sides of board. the hel!coplera and traloed th e.t~ C<Jlllnl a1a1D toot Ille Jud by augo Kaluhnlkov 1ubmachlne guns oo ·~ g~tlng that the board not fonnaUy ap-hosta~es who remained inllde bllDdlolded provo the argumenL ln!tead, he 1ug• with their bands bound. 1estod tbat tnllteet approvtoc of It lllJn "SUddenly, the Pollce liaried firing aod u endoraamllll DI the arg11111eot u Jn-shot either ooo or two ol the pm1l1u. dlvlduall. 'lbe rest of tliem Immediately emplled .''Tbis ii different from prevlou1 ballot their maChlne guns at the second 1D1tten we have bad in tht dillrlct.," helicopter. The~ bet• .,._. Collini Aid, "Because It affect.I 1trlcUy in1 Inside. th• board ot truatees and ill composition. "Tb,en, they turned tbelr guns on the Tbereforo, I think the jlolrd abould t101 l!ghll aod everytltloa went black. ne.tdel formally endoM Ille. ariumeo~' the llrat.bel!oo]ller one of the Arabi pull· Trust... concurred and wlth the . ctel., tel "11 a band arenad" and threw It 1J> tiiiA o! ooe paragr•pb wblch wa, labeled side. It just wellt flp In Dames. 'Ibo .... ··~uous," and -11. but BrarlnOQ ond frOUP of holtalet wu inside. afi!td ·to 1lgn; Braonon aald ho hu op-"Then averybody began shooting at ~ tht Idea ,from ill iocepl1011. · each other. No one could ... anytltlng In • P.,lay Resumes the darl\ and wa juat dived out of \be way, .. "We bid no Idea what bad been plll> ned at the base.'' Dect<dtve Sgt. Nell Pwoell ul4 balll1Uca te•tl were' betoc COllduetod m 1lup removed fn>m tba body to- delemllne U lheY came lrvm a mall callber autamatie plltol fGubd -ID the body. ,' McCutchen, a laodlcapo· emtractor. wa1 apprehended by Patrolmaa W)Jllaln Heiden after being cJlled jl tbO m b7 cltlzeoa. . The Dana Point inan ,... ftportedly ly lnJ betide 1hO bodJ ol lbO dead woi.1an, who witnulel ~aJm bad nm from her residence screamlng "Don't shoot me," according, to Sgl Purcell. The man was allegedly the w om a a ' s boyfriend. - Following McCutcb;en'• •arrest at the scene of the killing, he WU taken to Orange County Medical 1:elel' wllort a blood sample wu tUen. ]If aleo °""" plained of 1lomach pilot, l'llrcell llld. The dead w0man, Whllll identltJ WU withheld at ftrat peOdioa n6tlftcatlci! of kin. was well known In Laguna Beach. Chi ef cosmetologist at Blllhard's Pharmacy, she was praised by the ttore manager, employea and acquaintances alike. -.., The !hooting occurred jull befon 7 1.m. Tuesday. Fro•P .. eJ AD.VANCE ••. CUadradM Square Dance Club not be allowed lo .,. the commW>lty clubhollle for square dance leDool free of charge, The commlsslcn, evaluatln( the !oni· standing nqu<Jl, llUllelled appzvval could set a precedent In the city aod resWt ID a raalt of such r.queall. Vietnamese Captiee . . ~ A South VlelnameH Muln1 leada a blindfolded alid halidcufled North. Vietnam..., 10ldier ·to ~eadqu.utera for questiODlng at Quang Tri. See story, Page C. . · · .· , . Registration, l\ctivities Begin at District Schools . . • '(!Ile! Juatlce 'l'hornaa M. Jtavanq!I told Edgar tht recoro ''dearly abowl !""" folly -tbot wb!Jt oeeuP1lnl Ibo ... ~.of ~ct Judie. ,... d1lf!l"1"I the -crau behavior, IO taildrjr, ·In tact. !ht you have ·broogbt dlllW"* and AUbllc --to tht olllc:e wlllcll ,... bold , • , you ban wteriulnacl the ~ fot the coW! a@!!~~~ J.01.1 bold." . - .. ]ll addltlm ID the -. lbi -~ li9SU8ed Edgar SI,111!1 C..ta'tmil Jllodieti '1.000. . ' . 'Ille court'• celltUl't 'fol~ a nJoe. month Iovesttgatlcn aD<l a lqa( bottle by Edgar and Blodgett Oftl' the ownmlpfoft cbarg~. I I The commlulon aid i"8ar !'m . .,__, ....... numerous occaSKJ,na ••• -1>1' .-~ _ or touched · bi a'famlllar or .,~ manner" the butlocb cl nine llmale court employeo. . Testimony durlnfl a nrlelf cl boar1np amplllled that to Include writing bll Registration, counseling and other rived, students are 'urged to can the name on 8 woman'• thigh and bumplng a tub began this week in anticipation of counseling office at San Clen1ente High young woman's head on an office counter the openin1 day of cl8.IHJ It schools in School. bard enough to mate her cry. the Capi!trano Unified Schoo! Diltrld High school classes -doubled-up at Blodgett the commls!ion's official lat• this mDDtb. San Clemeote high unUI Dana Hills Opeill ccmplalnt' aatd; maohandled '""""' mgb school atudentl, especlally, .wtft early next year -will atart Sept. ~-employes, IOll'letimes •in a suggestive. made aware of the rapid end of summer Elementary 1<bool claasel will begin ., ~· aJllf onoe anfallOlled ao. vacation as mailed reglstrallon data Sept. 21. It will be the latest l\irt of employe'a braatlere. • began arriving in their mailboxes thill classes in tbe district In yean. The late ~ar was elected to h1I $26 000..year week. , ltlrting time also will cause a late start post m-1968 and appointed Bbta:ett to a AU high ICbool ltudenta -both from to . vacation, next summer, district aides $12,700-a-year magiatracy. San. Clemente and Dana HiUs ,!Ugh aatd. , · • .. l!:••_llll!gh lold !be men . ..tbe . ........i.. schools -should -baft-~iRI tM:lr -Registrallon for new ' stUdenl!I Jn sbOwed '"there wiJ no intent on your part "' registraUon packets by now, school aides elementary 1ehool classes will be handled to speclflcally commit immoral 1ct1,' said. U the materlala have JIOI yet ... 'lburaday at each elementary school. although to much of the _,.i llUbllc. Teamst,er Union Drivers Cross Chavez Picket At Sao Clemente Jllch, COUlllelora accounta of yolir actlvltfes' would ..,.. already are cm duty on a dally bull to talnly lend to Indicate o~." handle reglstraUoo mattera for studeotl. The acUom of Ediar and Blodplt alao The high llCbool wW offer a colleg.. did not appear to have Impaired the type of claaa registration thil year lo be foncUOlll of the court, Kavanagh aald. held Sept. :zo, 21 and :a. ' &cigar, who aald be would cimtloue to' Seventh and elg)ith grade atudentl new campalp for r&elect!oo thil november, ID the district will be 1iped up at Marco told the court "!, • prepared ltatemenl, Fortier Junlor lllgh School Sept. II, u . tbat the censure doea not rest upoa ..,. and IL · judicial action taken by me oi: Inat. -An Invitation by llecycllns ~ter founder Lionel Burt for city officlala lo set 1lp a special meatln( •lo ... k a stronger tie wlth the su.....iut activity. aod requestln( that counc1lmen b;Ip the center flnd a new locatlod' ~ the start of nm 1D011th. Beforo ,the CS1ter SALINAS (UPI) . -Slrltlnl farm. moves, however, Burt will bold a flnl. worlten lo the nation'• 1e1tUci bel\ ····---~·-'at·~ -tor tlllJ wa•·.'-' ··-"y "hen rival Toa- tenUoo to Judicial duty'°' tlie lallutl..ol ~ <ll'Yf u well .will be 1et u!de for my ~ u a fa!< and eipedllloua !Di - PO...Ulrallon !Or-,.tumlne 1tudenta to atrument o1 due proceu • :t;d":t It;'; ., -llao7 llollnM um07lnZ"lfrivn ·~ thtJr 'flcU&: where :Ml IDrll of neWJpriDt •:r:la Una to mova a cellf1 llarvtll. . Droceasedrm._, for ahlpmtnt tor a I Thi -•••ad the b1act ANc bm.:' bannen ,GI Com Qlavn'. Ufiltod Farm · -Continued dlscusaioa m ' led Workmt Union Tueodq wben 1\ba Ollhetlc lmprovementa tAi dry atruCturel 'l'emstmi ... 1vec1• at -~ hie, · at Nortlr Beach. .'!'he ldeu, oover1D1 a I jo lllova ~ plcbd by m.nl""1ent CODCellion ttaod, ""lee rolld and public crm. '1'hlrt wu no violence. . rest room; bava -~ by plan-Worken walked off the lielda of the ntoc eomml.ldtiaert and tllO parks and <0mpany, ooe of Ille larg..t lettuce recreatktn coinmlasloo. growera ID the natloo, Friday alter a -Conllderollon of a aer1a of roqueata · 1110-year contract uplred. l>1 parlt!ng comml1Stonen wbo -a 11aro1a Bradabaw, flABldent of lntor ibe Ill~~ school. . • He Hid that when f1ni confi.omed w\ui Younptetl -urged In lf1ltl a*Jr '"'\Jm1a pD<I • 4!ttfallcnl• be "~ report cards and their pareoll to the those peraom Involved to -·the d\ailfl' Pl'areldltralicil. Toun ol the campua will lo the-Judicial Ttllbnt Qiinmlefori J« be aVauable aa well, Aid Prlnci_pal Ed I .liivestlgitioii. f urged thil coune of - Klilcald. lJOn oot out of personal ......,, lac .m, J.iani;.tte~..Jw~ ~!~'Q ~ from the cbarces 1tut wlth ..,,; -·1 r, . • -... !······ .. "'"' tor ' the court and retf!tCI ,., Iha •·-em or ttsttng GI aenton P --,_..,. to v.1ticle provided to h&ndie such mattera attend college after they art faduated. before the COm.rniJJJ(IQ. II • next year, scbool 1>fficiall aaid. Edgar char1ed that bQ case was tried The deadlloe for fllini ippllcailoda to In the newt media rather than thnqll take the Scbolaatlc ApliWda Tut for <!ti,; the courta. : lege entrance will he Sept. 25. Entrance in most collegea hinges· oo the resulla of· -tests, llcbool c:ounaelor:a stresoed. Appllcatioal are oow available at the b1gh llCbool ofllce. FromtP .. eJ SERVICES ••• i~ Olympics * * * Egypt, Lebanon SlrODitr role In •dvlllni the dtJ ~ Harvat. wblch hu Oelcla Ill Soulllem parlt!ng and traffic matter9' Con>-Colltornla aod Artzooa. aald the ltr1lut al mlaalooert hammenocl out the polota they lbe height •f the letluce horvestlnl aeek. from coundlmen at a recent atudy aeuoo. wu "deftnltelJ' burtlng ua/' and session. Among the requests h the the monetary Jou could be 0 wbrtantlal." broadening of the commtssioa'• duUes to N.' 0 t la ti 0 DI ...,. npo.rlod u· . s b by newsmen •• three Ethiopius .... two. Include dellberauon oo conmivental ''J)t'lllrellln& routlnely". bel"'"'1 the 1storu,1n UCCUDL8 KenyaD1. Their couotries-JJore ~ . . L ~CH (UPI) . -Rolnanla and H!ilial')' 11111od play Ill a bendball ~ today; endJnc an unprteedeoted HhDarlllllpeillioo of.the Olympics. · Tllo match reoumed the Olympic }Jt'O' stalJI' totmupted • Tueaday by the lnlefD&U°'l'I Ol)'Dlpic Commllt.. afltt ~mtllu . llilled Isra.u· tea"! Zoo Cur11t01' Dead • • ski DIEGO (AP) -Dr. Gtorge Henry P\\melle, curator of mammall at San Dlego Zoo since 1953, UI dead at 54 after dfering a cardiac arr e 1 t. OMN•I COAST IC 11tjjij ijj(•1 I 'l'lw 0r1,... CMlll DAll.'t fllLOT, wllll wtilcft " ~~ lht ......... 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In a ...,., tho com-union and ntaoagemeol. bill there wa1 no the African natlom lbrutanlnl 14 wall&' mlulon -thus fD truled almcat In-aigll of agroemenl LOS ANGELES (AP) -Memorial· out U Rbodelia waa allowad 14: l)raw McGovern Fire for Deaths formally by the councll_...q the AID< Thi UFWU and the Twllltm have aervlces for William Wllcoz Rol>IJllOD, participate, 11 Bnmdagt wlalled. : offlclal 1lllul as the planning .,,... been compeU., for eootracta Ill tha b1storlao aod author, wara to be held to-Other AfttcaDa at .Ibo ~ ~ mission. agriculturally rich SaIJnal VaDer lloce da7 at the Beverly 11!111 Ccmmunll)' malned seated, loclucling a Jaqe --A review by City Manoger K ... eth ehaYes begao crgenlzlng there ID 11'/0, Prelbyttrian Oiurcb. from Senegal, : Carr'Ol the ulstJnc use regulationa aod ___ __:c_.....;; _ __: ______________________ -'---------- rerital rate. for the co ill m u n i t J • LOS ANGEL!:lS (UPI) -Democtatlc presidential -Ioee George S. McG9v. em said today EcYpt and Leblnol\ .,. to blame for tlie terrorist k1lltng of 11 Israeli Olympic ath1ete1 , and demanded that "the world community oatraciU' and punish any country that harbon ... these criminals.'' (Earlier story, Page.5) Discarding a prepared text that had previously been made pubHc, MCGovern told the Southern Callfomla Board of Rabbis . "We must place 'the responalbU.. lty and we must be honest and clear, the sJubhouse. The review was scheduled by councilmen after the opening of the new facility earlier this year. Tonight'• fuDC* Uoo will .be the evaluation. ol the rulOI and rates in effect for the firat six months of clubhouse operation . • Sheriff Fearing Assassination blame lies with l\\'O Arab 1overnment.-T S GEM .TALK TODAY by J. C. HUMl'HllllS Egypt and Lebanon. ry On uspect "There are reports that our 1overn-_. •• --.. ment may reJume diplomatic contact EAST MEADOW, N.Y. (AP) -The PANNING l'Oll DI-• with Egypt," he said. 111 urge the Prell· county 1ber1U, saying he feared an . dent to demand, as a condition of that asaasalnltlon attempl, hu ordered Few people know that ~ step, that Egypt ah•ll root otit tbeat ID' federal autboriUes lo remove reputed can be fOWld by uslnc Ibo f9m1114r ternational outlaW'!l who seek to tmpo1e .herolu overlord Auawte Joseph Ricord gold panning proceu. th.,peace of the grave on a whole region from the local jail • of the world and on innocent people from "Thl1 man ls reputedly the head of a Just u In penn!nl ;o1d, the every part ol the world. ~ multl·m!Won dollar drug smu~Ung ring miner atakM out a claJm ·-· a uAn 'ot clvlllzed 80Clely WU. casualty and I fonner Nut collaborator, I Naasau lltile river, dtg1 until be tlDdl • ol this lnvMlon or the Olympic camp," Couoty Sberlff Michael P. Seoluk Hid streak •• blua ..1-, He Ii~ McGovern said . Tuesday. 11He'1 I prime tare:et for I U4 ~ -r- "There is only one way to stop the rubout and I don't want h1m in our J&ll." that clay to the stream ~ ~ terrible wave of terror." he aa.id. "The Senluk iaJd he .'hid ilven federal tt in three 1leva .-ch UVIDI dlf .. world comn1unlty must ostrach:e and authorltlet unttl today to remov• Ricord ferent size hOlN. !sh tha •· oil and said be eipeeted federal marahals to pun any country t u.urbors or en make the tranafer~ The U.S. Attorney's When -1-...;.,ftl nlD'hw. ... sanctuary to these criminals. M Iona u ~ ... p we fall lo do ac, we will rontinut to ,.. ofrtce ,.;,u}d only aay that Rlcon! "may ea11!• ....,,; Ibo JarPll 41MN!lldl be taken." ~ •......-.._ .. -death In the dally papu and face danger In Ibo top at.w, modlum • ,_ every time we travel abroad. Rleord, '12, wu utradi!ecl fnJm second 1114 Iba VM"1lll la-,Uili11, "Egypt baa bellowed Ill blessing on Paraguaf -&thlrday lo face £ederal ....._ lo _. ..... lllllt ___.. lndlscrtmlnate terrorism aJ an instru. ·charld ot ' bel'OID smugglln.I. Ht , i1 He tbill v... •-..... .,_...... meot of !Is own foreign Polley," McOcv· ·alle1edly the rlnaluder of a amuqllnl ble prlc9 '1fllf1 lluyWs. ' 'd 'And •• bl I operation which brought two lOlll of ero sai . , u•er< la ame, too, or heroin, worth $U billion, lnlo the United Venezuola ii -el Ille..., ...,. the govenuneot of Lebaoon. The malD Slate& 111u ltll wllln a ••"'-I ~\:.•of the terrorist lllll(J are ID minor caiutlll loeall1 llw wbel i. McGovern •Ito reputed 1 his theme Ri A . d !Inell. '11le fllllllll ...... diamond, from I rally Tueaday night lbOrt!y alter 0 p8f0ll ppotOte Jbund by Mlffaeo i*U'tnc la V- the murden were rev111ed : 0Stop tht -... 1.. eat lrdo atoDM wblch k!ll!ng. Slop the lt!lllng emywllere." I.OS ANGELES !AP) -Romona -· 1'8 ta. "I want to mah It Polllble lor chi!dron ~ J!llialaformer head of lite Department ""lntUal,. IOld flir tllO,Olt. But tn this count!')' and In the Mlddle Eutand ofl'ub Affaln ol1tht.N•w York Urllon inlna •h.cmlJ na' tllroalb lie ·!'~around the "°'Id to bo able lo ~ve a CoalJ hat beta •P!IOlt!ecl u..wt. w .a 'ftlll bact le •hlln& • . . . ' . ............. llrt befoh tbaJ 41t,"'lte ._ of. the AmerlcaJI avn 'Uba1lil ,~. • tafd. .._"' loolhm• CllUfomla. l-Japllllo ·-------------------.... _ .. • • • 1 " I ' ' • I l ' • DAIL 'I' I'll.OT • '72· Consumer Tough Cu stomer NI W,TRUCK FOR 7.3 ls the Dodge Club Cab. Entry offers U cubic.feet of se- cure inside apace either !or storace or opUonll f o Id down seats. Club Cab is available with two dllftrent wheel bases and full range Of alx and eight cylfn-der powerplants. In High Gear .. ' -· Dodge's 'Second Generation' ~ Van s,, Truck s Sh~wing Colors 01 .,,. o.1., ''"' s11ft · cent.., ~ ·""' . feature. an: 18-inc'1 e~ By JOKN I, WIWA.\IS u,., ...... ,... -NEW. YOAK -Bu 1M1Ses modifyine products to meet the demancb of today's youth culture .. discovering thot traditionalism fs Oii tbt Wi nt, il noldtld. U would appear the concept or majority rule bar been shucked and a new, "I phllooopby his token over. 11 I• illllanlly recognizablt ht dress modes, but that's not all You seo ii In the typo of born" being buill, the kind or automobilu btina: made - e.ve.n down to the now not·so- typical wedding c e r e m o n y b<ing performed' demo"ophlcr cau<ecl b 1 "ll'OWll>I up" of t!le post • ...,. boby -1ation. Tbeir tuta Mt tn no way 1lmilar to hiatorlcal pattm>s, the report ahowa:. aod it gou on lo aay wbat manufacturen of till! era mu.st do fo 11tlsfy new cultural demands. Eumtlally, proclocls o! 1"" da1 must be durable. they must blV. quallty and t!ley muat be llt'Viceable. No longs b the consumer ttldy to acctpl ·goods of inferM>r qualil)I tbal rtqulre replace- ment within 1 few months or yeara. I ALSO, THE report aays, 't II D c UOOIUty, practicality, A SWDY ON tbe cbanglng ,1111pliclly and Informa lity are market trends by Cyrus J, I prerequisites IOI' product. of Lawrence & Sons reaarding the 70s. The modern consumer the "New Consumer of the - a mor e sophisticated Seventies" shows how, and eu s tome r th a n h is perhaps why, thiJ cha nae' bu predeceuot:s -is I e s s evolved. ~1teriall:1Uc end no longer as The ~ obvious' element qf 1 ~led tn p r e s t 1 g e lbe study is th6 change Ii ~·•· FINANCE A manufacturer who sensed this change :and began on "$7 million and an idea," Is Frank Ptt. Ricciardi. Ricciardi, who turned hi! in vestment into 1 conglomerate k no w n 1s Richton Internationel Corp. !iaving annual s a I e 1 ap- proaching $74 million last 1'"'· 1old UPI 1 aood doll of hls compaay -blnin on tht OOD11Jmer'1 dMire for ... cllvldual cholce.. • Rkclardl, In ~erenoe lo the 90Cial and econom ic cbanaes or th6 60s Ind t1rly 70ll, hY• t!ley Involved a persona's cleslnt to be hlm!t!I, not to Iii a mold. His prGclucts Rlchtoo Is tbe parent of a numbe.1 of companiu In-. cludlnJ Aspen Ski"''tarL Don Rancho, !Oc., Osc:ar de la .Reo- la fnletMlional Inc. and Mu- lminian Fur Co ... tnc. con· seque ptly rtOect· the "midd le ground." FOR EX.UIPLE. Ricciardi n ld, his "Han& Ten" line of 1ports'l'·ear orfeB scores or styles and patterns as opposed to four to fi ve styled lines of- fered by companies in the ear· Jy and mid-60s. Richton'.s success since 1969 - sales have soared $30 million since its inception - lndlcola Rlc<ludl'• rr 'Al •I tho com lna 1111rk<l -'°' au ate. .Md what of t!le future? clon11 lntlmalft tho lnDd ... only Juat lJoCun. And. •cwrdinr lo I ~ I Lawr-ence report, demoaraphlcs again will pity an important role. .. The m""t dnomatlc wna• in popul1lion •ge mix 1110 -· In Ille U.14 yow ... group. Jl! 4& poreent 1•ln In the 70s will t1r 1urpau 4blilor any other 1ge brlCht • , ." IM r'port said. ' TllE FIRM predicts :::.i~ t9'0, -hll! the ·u.s. · . t ion of voting 11• wiU :l>e under 40 and adds, 0 tbe COD- sumer of t9MI will be far more •ophl!tl<ated Ind demandlnt than he is tod1y. Th is will ha ve a substantial effect on . your ecooomy in general and. an conaumer purcha ses 1nr particular.'' CARL CARSTENSEN salei ~rdjbY. 0ear4per-. ard p\ckup, the n•l'i model Both ends of the 1913 Dodg' "Dodge ls ~-Uy ~II-·or the ciil> portnlttlng •Sl ad·----'------'-+.--------- truck line reveal marked jng ill Goinestic ' . ~lJact ditional cubic feet • of secureJ changes for the new model wakons in·\=e .s.,•• he,apid. protected cargo space.' , Money's Wort h year with the infroduCUon of "In addition We.~avfi n\oved .Available in, two . ttk.dtl two light duty models and a back \hto ~ ·.·, pl~e.in sales d&a i &natlo·n1 , wltb ~. heavy duty model. among our• ~UUM:tliors, a Wheelbase sizes and ·two ' 10ur policy of ct:iitinual prod-poslt¥:Jp ~·havt not beld_aioce Sweptline ·body ~ . the uct evaluation and innovation 1952. . -1 ~ •Club Cab 'offers many com.-- is resporuible for our rapidly • ~ •mercial and ~I o·r improving pictUtt," s a i d ".'OUR qcoNJ;> gerlera · \ \reereaUoilal applicatioris. Georce Butta, Dodge Truck co~pact> '!ans, ;,nd ~wa · ,.Two optional jump sea~ Operations general manager. whicb we :mtroduc~ In 197 which fold iqto depresskms-in were the first of many recent • \Ile door papel when..J,not, tn ~'THROUGH THE , l 9 7 i l inriovatlOns jn our tr~k 1 of-' 1f , an transport twtt ad-nu:Kfet year Dodge truck bu ferinp," be said. ''Since then, Hional Passengers. l>eeD ·CIJlhlr1ng increuli>gly we hive lntroduefd front st<> . Gross vehicle weijlhl (GVW), larger .porj)ona.ol the 'markel lion moClels, extended bodies, ~nga range lrom 5,000 Ibo. ahd, · wUfi lhese three models,' and a new. line of pickup far light use through 11,000 lbs.. we etpeet this position te trucks aM·maoytechnical ad-ideal for heavy 1lide.-o n become even ·stronger in the vancem«;nts such 111 electronlc c.ai;npers. coming year." l~itioo." , , . . .Butta polnted out ·that while Dodge is~ 5bo'wina: a uruque FOR lf?J, A commercial a~ th& domestic truck indUstry pickup tr¢t ~ for plication ot Dodge's front aec- himased Ji. weo by 40,J>OI'• ,!f13, ~' lbi ~ub· ·cal>. tioo compaot ttucJoJw. been tent ill 1172, l)odge upped 11s-·fl>)'sic~ 5i!1tl1 lo~. 1\allll' lnl~ce~·~ , behind the cab. The interior ls '. -· '"" readily ¥aptable to 00.it. Business Incen tives Yo;11i:~a~~1 t:irr:; • •Kory Van ls 1.200 Ibo. Ad- (lrlrf~• k!Ma Mlllflw Wl"l'k• ' (· ·i .-· ditional opUo91l ~ipment m. and to.Ji~ !SCt 1DdLQit1'. to eludes electrQDle ignitiqn, •- undtrdtVelOPecfiftas it based 360 cubic incll V..a, automatic largely on reduc(fona in both tra1111mJssiori, air cond itioning, taxes and interest rates'. and a Jong list ~of othef items -Tl>osrbu>meae. tbal are II _, the • esiablislied or' remain in Zone 0 e.~ on standard com-. pact Tradesman van. MEXICO CITY -/o pro- Ji'am to decentrallu industry, aimed at relieving the con-ats&n and contemin$U011 o& Metico'a _tn!for manufaeJ b¢ng cent¢, Is b<ing pushed by the natti>nal governme~t of President Ude Eebeverria .. f l -couiposecl Of "'exico .Ctty • Dodge will go after a big-Guadalajara, and Monterrey ... 1 he •-Small '~u·i_._,. 1--~,1•-ir lmlntdial> environs ger ~·ore o I 1neavr duty . -· '!UI ~ . ~ •~ truck market In 1173 with Ille ~ ll,iIDER ·A.Jlecree silJ!~1' Jply by tb~ chief er[!CljUYe. llacal tncenllvef'art ,ofl~ \o pla>il! localed I~ z(n_·f s dealgnated ·!or • r ~· ri r ecOnOnric developnienf:, Ttit edict 1eparate1 ~ nation ~to three areas, with government usilltance. varying rrom one to another. In addition, the national 1d- miniltration i11 backinc a ~ gram to start entirely new in-. dtlltrial cities ..:_ removed from present centers of pro- duction -fnm. the ground up. Between is and 30 such in· duatrtal cities are either on the drawing board! or are now In process of construction - among them Cuautlt·tan Izcalli. ZS mile.a north of here; El Framboyan near Veracrui: carrillo Puerto· ii the vicinity of Queretaro: and others ad· jacent to 1uch major popul&-tiOn oenten as Guat'lalajara, ?i.tonterrey, Durango, Puebla, arid Cuemavaca. -,;l"'Ji! ~ ~(!l>le .:!D.<, •nl!, spriog intr<id~Gf .. Ii 'l.ll;. tccele.wnet.ei:..a .. by .Ibis Honeywell a~ ;tidir :tie °"•prq.-new long eonventk>r¥al model. . em.p1oye is manufactured to lerances to one-tentbs a:ram~ · ~ · ·~.. : A modern truck,\ designed t~e tlµCkness of a humap lqir. It is one .of the tn· AT'l'R. ACT!Vg 8E"'E"'TS with the latesl -lecbnical in-strument. produced at Honeywell's Aerospace Divi-,, • • !ortnaUon, the CN and CNT sion in St. Petersburg. Fla,· that helps guide the are Offered• for t a e ~ 950 ls capable of many dif-Navy's Poseidon missiles. or expanded induStries, ia ferent applications, including ---'---------~-------- 7.one 2, which includes Tia· comtrui::tlon operation steel • queaque · and Zapopan In hiultn, mints, dump trucks {; 'I Ja11.oco .11a1e •• 1.erma .and .,,., tankers. ·0 ..._poter" .-ia~h•:} .Toluca tn the ataie~of Me,tico, 1 ~ ._, '-" l' CUemavaca_ aM Jiutepec in THE ORIGINAL goal of :llO .More: Io s : ~ CUauUancingo, special Recreational Vehicle Puebla. and San Pedl'G O>olula Service dentera will be mel by Cqr.d Syste m C11ts Red Tap~ in Puebla ; and Queretaro 1n early 1973. In addition, there ._, the state of the same name -are currently five mobile cities that haye a Ire ad Y emerguicy RV service v~ COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP ) _ achieved •a fair ~gree or operaUng in ~usr camping City National .Bank of Colum-developmeit.• _ ' areas prov 1d 1 n g free bus . Siheme of the futw-e to make It, worthwbile now. Bank- Aplericard, one of the ·largest ~ the credit card firms, is, a 1>11rtner with Cit)' Nalionol In fJle experiment. . ''Two hundred s i x.t y U.S. bank! and f J nano t ai Dr Major advtintages, howevet, assistance to owners or any . has ~t the .last eight are reserV~ ·for new in· Upe.of recreational vehicle. months lry1ng to find out if stallaUons in Zone 3, which ii Realizing the great need for people llke you en be weaned made up fl. all the test of Improved RV aervice, Dodge away frolb checks and cash. Mexioo. 'lbfy include 'reduc-h&JJ participated in over a tions of 10 percent to fO per. dozen motor home rallies, cent in income taxes , , ac-caravans, and other major celerated ~p~~ of. plant recreational vehicle events. To and industrial equipment, e~-Jntrod11Ce ·the new RV 9em'ice empUons of up to 100 percent orgaruption to motor home of import • duUes on machine owners Dodge co-sPonsored a tools~ red\IFe<I iptn of lntemt }:m.Jor \.any las!" East..-and Oft loaM4rom private and ol,,,, offered r .... service to aome ficial ~· and eliminat.lon IOO motor home owners. of capitil-gaJn taxes on in· dU.trial iaDd ules. CITY NATIONAL would give you a magntitiz.ed credit stltutioM in Japan, France, f:ard instead. Sweden,-Denmark, England., Art Kelly, the young City C4nada, Puerto Rico and We3t ~ational .officer .who l.s ~-· Germany also want to know ?,Ing th~ ~nment says, ~ · amwer11. AJI have sent Someth1n~ has to be done. to rebresentatives to find out ttlieve the paperwork that is · just about out ol hand." I HAT CITY NaliOllal did CUAUT!TLAN ltcalll, which miin& ''this Is .your Home arn;ong the trees" In t the Nahuail tongue and on , 1fhich the lecleral, 1overfune)>~ and that of th< state of Me><iCO will spend approximately $2.S 0D&'l'AILS, IF th• program billion, ,ta riSlng now ' from ara ~'WQrked out joinliy fielda that early this year by ~xpei't! of the eecretariats wett clevoted enUrely \o corn of~u;try and commerce and and aUaHa. Within 10 ~an, ' rrtuuty., Nelv Safari ' Unit Dela )red cut both the cost of c~kmg wflat City National bas been accounts to customers and to d~ ln tbt! City. National co~pt ~t October was to issue -1!11Chlnes, which . would gnetized Bank-Americard substitute for bank windows ' -in affluent Upper Arl- and tellers -would ~ 1e.at-ini:ton, a Columbus $Uburb. of tered ArGUnd something hke ali>ul 40 ooo The mqnetlc ~ft_ driJ?k machines, ~rhaps ,qtpe1 on ibe ·beck tills a com-m par ling lots Of· bit in-plier wf>o owns Its. tbe new metropollsls •>IP<Cl to af!itlon to clecenlrallzing to have approrll'nlt~L~ indu.!!_fi-~ neW program is million lnbabitanl!, "!"'""'' dtsi¥"!'1' lo provide greater thia capitol of bqlh exceil "rurol ,mP,loymenl and belte. popU!atlon and .conriderable l uae. ol .raw maleriala. to jn- lndualrial ac\lvily. · "!'~' lndostrial e!ficlen<J T1ie comnmeoVs cllom to a~"tomjietilioo, to stre\ic(bti, Induce olsllng lndustriel td lijtelliil-1"8rk4ls, and to rai,. move ' from oongested citleo a!andaldl o1 pv1n1 In gtlieral. . , . l , . : . ! - • " ' •, ' Lion count.ry .'Safari; Inc .• ·announced that continuing and anttciHted delays In rezonioi Will mbe II Impossible to open Its ptopoaec!, Ne.w Jeraey wildlife hire..,... a® Alricao theme-ant!Jfement park i n tlme for the 1973 11ummer ....... 4uslrtal planl! or In stores. . 'nie bank ailo signed up 27 ORIO NATION!L Bank ol !inns and installed co r d Columbus 111 moving in the term inals at their ca 1.h same direction. e•· Cl\rd term In o I 1 At the . moment. City N1-e ally are pwib-batton · tional is trying to figure out if t nes booked up to a cen- thue'~ e~gh profit Jn lht i•l computer . You Think U.S. Living r Finance Briefs Costs Are Hi gh ... Check By SYLVIA PORTER tr you host 1 dinner for rour al a fashio na ble Tok y o restaurant, your check \\•ill average ttS3.40 -the most expensive diMer ln the world. A comparable three-course meal -two cock.tails each, two bottles of good wine, cof· fee. one liqueur each -would avwage $1•7.35 in Paris, a mere tl12 .50 in New York. ,,,... . . . IF YOU PICK UP the check · at a business lunch for two in a good but not luxurious restaurant in Paris, your tab will av- erage $42.15 -the moat e •pensive lunch in the world. A compar-Htl 'T able t~urse me a 1 .. d~· sert • n a coffee -one cOcktail each, .a bottle of good local wine or equivalent. service and tiP:i · -would come to '26,15 fn Tokyo .. $25.35 In London, only fZO in New York City. If you · rent a three.-room furnished apartment near the cen~r of the city, your rent will avereg1 a towerlrig '6()4.50 In Tokyo, SS34 In London , 3529 in Hong Kong. In contrast. New York City at $395 per month will seem 0 cbeap." And a 1hopping basket that costs '78.35 in New York will average $1!1.84 tn Stockholm, $11J.M in Tokyo, '95.97 in Geneva. ANYONE WHO tries to pre-- tend that it is not expe nsive to live the luxurious ·Ille of fa shionable restauran ts and fully furnished apartments In t he heart of Manhattan is a · fool -and , as I 1Jfelon1 resi- den t of thil town, I would be . the last to ao pretend. Bu\ expensive 1)!5 it i.s to live · in Manhattan, our prices in many area.s come out looking fine in comP1rleon to those in other major world centers, ac- cording to a comprehensive 1tudy of living ooats in 40 cities made by Bu 1 ines 1 Inter.national. a research and adviaory organization aerving 140 multinational corporations and 1evtral 1overnmenta. The study COil! '1.856 and was put together by BI for the guidance of corporaUona that mult send employea to one or more or the 40 cities covered. WJDLE 111E fi gures do nol consUtute a co11t-of-Uvine in-- dex, they do in 1 startling nl.l.D'lber or cases, dramatize how prices abroad equal and surpass thote in New York, e No Aid •: s.tn 1-·rancisco, Chicago. other VANCOUVER _ Ka I a er U.S. cities. Resources Ltd. said in 113 \Vhat are some or the im-formal first-half report that It plications~ can receive no more flnancla1 -Although we in the U .S. aid from its parent company, ha ve in recent years been Kaiser Steel Corp. of Oakland. cursed by an accelerated in· untll debt guaranteed by nat ion and although our cost Kai ser Steel has been repaid. of living continues relentless ly The amount of k a i 1 e I"' upward to new highs month Resourcea debt parant.Md by after month, our inflation Lot Kaiser Steel w a 1 ap-1) Sti ll modest aga inst that <1C proximately m million at most foreign cou~trle_S. · -:. June 3. -• ' -What's more, the U.S. e Wage Cl•lllW cilies .selected for comparison ·OAKLAND -Waae cl1lm1 are among our most costly. It totaling nearly $1 million hive cos ts a lot more to live in New been filed again.st bankrupt York than in most other Universal Airlines or Oakland. places . the state Labor Commi11ion'1 EVEN THE devaluation of office sa id. the dollar last December _ Deputy Labor Commlukmer h.ch •-boo ed th I Paul Blythe '8id lhe claims w 1 i1<1S st e cost 0 were riled in federal iving abroad for tho6e pa ying in dollars h a s n , t bankruptcy court here on. behaJf ~f 396 former employe! significantly . changed t he of the defunct rtrm. He nld overall picture. I -1 --Now the pace or infl ation the clalma now tota ...,. ,l- Is again qulckenin11: abroad and "may 10 ·hl&her ." and lhe outlook I• that costs e Reel Meet• wi ll be surging up in foreign LOS ANGELES -TM lands at oa: faster p.a.~e than in chainnan of O cc Ide ft t a I .. A •-.-h . t ro I e um ,COrp. MY• our ... vun .. ,, .. · -This will widen the gap preparations ·.Ire under way that already exl.l!t1. And if we for a new round ot meeUitP can ma nage to curb our in-<1n a multl-mlllion-doTiar tiaCle f\a tlon in the years ahead, t'lur agreement between the. com. good!! will b e c 0 m e. in-pany ind the Soylet Union. creaslngly competitive in the "We made lf"lll Pf'OlrHll on world's markets and our coun-this agrffment with high-level try will become an in-Soviet officials during oOr creasi ng;ly et tractiv e place to August meetings." Dr. Ar· visit and to Uve. mand Hammer said. Enough. The compa risons 11We are now hard 1t wort are far more fascinating lhan preparing for the neat phase my' words. Here 's what you of meetinga which are •l for Sept. t l Ind wUI be attended would pay for that dinner for by a delegation of Occident.al four or businas lunch for two in a sampling of great cities: peraonnel and auoctates abd myaelf," he added. IN LONDON. a dinner for1-....:... _______ _ four in a fashio na bl e rest.aurant costs $66.75 and a bualness lunch for two costs $25.35 : in Amsterdam, an equi valent dinner would cost $70,35 ond lunch •18.00; In Madrid, the dinner would coot lff.90 Ind the lunch $15.51: while Jn Rome the dinner would coat only f38.65 and the lunch tit.to. In Paris, the dinner for four cool! '147.31 and a bUJlneu lunch for two $42.IS: In Stockholm. the dinner would cost t71.45 and the lunch $21.DO: while In Vienna tile dinner would COit only $41.a:i and the luoch $15.lO. In Tokyo, the dinner (or four costs t11S.40 and 1 busin ess 1uoch.ror two '26.t.1: in Zurich. CFl y Our Legs) the dinner wout4 coal 178.95 Ind lunch •tt.7~ in New York, -the dinner would GOii •t12.50 and the I~ $30.00; in San A I R Francisco, the I dinner would CAUF OllNl.A. cm •ns.oo and the lunch r,,.. °""" CMIJ f17 .50; and In Qilc.aro. the reumlita1 (714) 540-49 dlnoer -1c1 ... 1 $81.50 and 1 ._ ________ _. the luncb $20.00. . • • . •• . ·· • • .. " • "~oM Fash ion I~l aM ' I : I N ewport Beach i S f.t EREO QUNDS OF THE HARBOR· .. I ~----"" u • I T ·I r .. 0 ft d " u D b n • p • u • n h ,, < I < • ( I I I I • -' I 1 • Sc; w-,, Su-.. 1'7Z OVER THE COUNTER NASO llltl"9• for T ..... oy, s.ptomloor 5, lfn flWICE the $10,000 panther* ••• PANTERA bJ dcTomuo ... trnported tor UncoJn.Merrut)' . .ltaJlan CQl.Chwork created by the brllllant Ghia S:=OI of Turin. l;'ord dntgnecl the 351 CID 4V V..S f!n&ine. ~r whttl In· detienent 1u1pensJon and mid..,blp enJint m•nt. Five · ll)ffd ..... boll, fully ... -..... ' • •Pantera ... Italian tor Panther ... YOURS· TODAY! Penonoliz•d • Stylish • Effici•nt Ordtt For YourMlf or • Friend· May he Llstd on envelop•• •• return ~ddrt11 11bel1. Also vtry htndy ti identiflcetion labels for tntrltinq persontl items such •• books, ttcord1, pkotos, etc. labels stick on glt11 end may b. UJtd for rn1rkin9 home c~nntcf foc;d items. All ltbtl1 art print.d with 1tyll1h Vo9ue type on fine -.uality whtt .. gwmmad ptptr. MUTUAL FUNDS ·· COMPIEf&NE\V YORK STOCK UST ·=---= • • . . ~---l • ' • ( f. • • SC OAllY l'tlOT u • • • l Finance Briefs e /!Je rge r LOS ANGELES -Plans .... und.er wa)' ror a $800 million merger between Nation a I General Corp. of Los An&des and Pennsylvania Llfe Co. of Sant.a 1.tonica. the flnns hive ;announced. Ter1ns or the merger call for National General. a movll theater, publishing and In~ surance conglon1erate. al1d Pennsylvania Life. an In· suranct holding company, to form a new corporation to be dominated by mangemtnl and sbartholders of Pcnnsylvanla Life. Pri~A.1nerican Stock Exchange List .J ,.,,, .... lllf1.I Mltll LIW (ltll Cl! .. S1l11 Htl (111111.) Mith l.IW Cl9M (Mo '" '" 11 .. 1-\1 13~•-., ' 11 •, ,. . ·~ ,. , • 1 .. ' I J ' 1 .. . . ,, 10'•-'• TAKE TUB N~WS QUIZ W• Der• Y~ .... Ev.ery Seturdey . . . - • J I DAILY l'lllJT , ' • TONIGHT'S TV IDGllllGHTS CBS e 8:00 -"Mr. Ju1Uce Dou,las." Eric SeY. areld narrates this pers onal portr11t o! the ldeu and Ideals of one or America's longest-serving Supreme Court justices. NBC 0 8:00 -"Adam-12." Frank Sinatra Jr. guests as a fru glrated actor who abd ucts a steward· ess In an attempt to land a television role. Martin Milner, Kent McCord. ABC D ,8:00 .,... Summer Olympic Games. I! the Olympics resume today,'the schedule Includes track and fltld, basketball, boxing, volleyball and wrest- ling. · KCET flil 8:30 -"The Overcoat." A dramatiia- tlon of Nicolai Gogal's short atory about a .I'!"'' ~ussian who achJeves temporary happiness With a new overcoat apd suffers deeply when be loses it. KHJ 0 11 :00 -"Air Force." John Garlleld aftd Arthur Kennedy head the cast of UU. 1943 military drama. · TV DAILY LOG Wednesday ' Evening SEmMIEJI I • OIOmGI C. llCOft IDl;IDKll 'Tiii Jl'nl' c:arruuon• ·---:g IMTMIATU 12 M£TROCO!.OR G . Im-•• P!u .. STEVE McQUEEN in HON ANY SUflDAY" l •"COln ........ •••l of ltftO'll ~l,·tnJ '1ilAUONt••" C•I "" "•OX C!Alt •••TNA°" (•) T1aetPer Note• NeW Season Opens This-weekend .. Robert Mitchum Rit1 Hayworth in "THE WRATH OF GOD" Also I "THE CONCERT · FOR BANGLADESH" Con tinuous 01ily from 2 p.m. through Sund1y , \ I, KIDS LOVE · I ' UNCLE LEN1 ; ' SATURDAYS JNJ THE DAILY PILb'r • .. Colonel Plcllerln& and Pali! Mayo u l'J<ddy Eynsford- Hlll. . Nine performances of "My Fair Lady" are scheduled, Fridaye through SWld1y1 at t o'clock for three weekend.! lfl the Irvine Bowl, oh the ~· .. uval of AN ,i'9t!nda, Laguna Beach. Reservations 494--0709. WliDa YS 6'15 SAT ~1 ~TID(X) HOCH ...... tlAIJMrrTID _Of _ =-· • EX a USM !HGAGEMENT d NEW· DlffEllENT R~EALING ', AISO ''THE ' • I . CLINT EASTWOOD H JOE KIDD" (PG) -"Goo4, Id.& U91y'' (PGI WllfD TD A lBIRIBU~TIIATMAlftlS TlNOfl Y8UN& IODlfS AND 19'1 fS'llllJC(NT YOON& MIMIS • ..,.. . ' \ . I. LUS IN(~()ES I • • Lag1111a Beaeti Today's Fhuil YOL 65, NO. 250, ·5 SECTIONS, 68 PAGES ORANGE CQUl\ITY, CAl:IFORNIA WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER~. l971 TEN CENTS Laguna Clamps Lid on Oceanfront Building Laguna Beach city ~ Tu~ day cllmped a lld oo new oceanlroot coo atructloo between the Hotel .Laguna and Sleepy .Hollow, but, were unable to &top removal of the historic Captain'• House. MeeUn1 in a special session Tuesday night, C<>111Cilmen declared ar. eight- month ban on all new construction, to in- clude grading, but not demolition, over the protests of property owner Upland Induitttes,. a subsidiary of Unloa Pacific. TiUe to the Captain's House alreadJ bad been turned over to the Trevor CUsbmanl, a Laguna Beach couple who plan to move the 1888 bouae from the ocean bluff alte at 5C3 S. Coaal Highway to a location on the tree shaded 700 block of Catalina street. Prior to disclosing, lhat Uplaod bad transferred title on tbe houses, company representatives .and councilmen tndu1ged in a long discussion on the possibility of leaving the bOuse on the present site. Councilmea asked why tile <0mpany . ,. UlllC felt H bad to clear the land. "Why shouldn't we?" countered a com. pany representative. Councilmeo maintained lhat leaving the house on the site could do notblng but help the company's standing wjth the city, and that tbe old Laguna home would not interfere with company planning since construction on the land would be frozen by the moratorium. The company responded that the presenco of the house posed an economic Speed on V ot·~ _U;rged .. liability, a salely buard, and that if tho house were left an the slte, company designers planning an ocean froot deve1opmept in the area would be com- pelled to reckon with the old structurt. The moratorium was enacted by the council to allow a specific plan for tho area to be drawn up. As things stand now, several zones run through l'ie property. Present zoning configuration Would ·re- quire the developer to seek repeated ~I pmnlaalon from the city planning commission for construction of an in- tegrated development. Under a specific IOlllng plan, the ter· rltory would be studied and the area '"J!Ulaled by a single plan applied to the entire area. The moratorium would allow Ume for the ·study of the single specific ~. and governmental action, city of· llclals said. - Councilman Peter Ostrander advised Upland that following the preaent eight- month moratorium. the city could lepJ.. ly impose another year-long ban on con- struction. •·1 guess the city has all the levers and you have none," Ostrander said. He suggested the company take this into cop. sideratlon when talking about removing the old Captain's House. {At this point, the company had not revealed that it had transferred tiUe ~the Cushmans.) Other councllmeri hurried to explain (See BU!LDING;J>age I) ourne Olympics . Resumed -·---~------·---·-~------------- Citizens Group Favors December Recall· Bi.d By FREDERICK SCHOEMEBL Of ... DallJ ''"' s"" Appeals ·that an early date be set for the recall election involving two school district trustees were made before the Laguna Beach Board of F.ducation Tues· day oigbL· Tbey included an opinion from legal counsel for the Califoml.a Teachers Association #ting the board must set a recall electlo1Nlate ·on Se~L 19, if it bas been notlf!ed ·Iha\ ~t signatures were made on petitions seeking the recall election agal.Mt Patricia Gillette and Gerald Linke. Notlllcation from the Registrar of Voters is expected Sept. 18. This would mean tbe election woufd he held on either Dec. 5 or Dec. U. Either date is considered favorable by represen- tatives of Concerned Cltif.ens for Schools, the group backing the recall move, Under different Interpretations of tho Education Code relating to recall elec- W•••" Sli.ot Dead . . tlons, the hoard might wall untll lls Oct. 3 meeting to set an election. ThLs might pu!h the election to Dec. 26 or lnlo 1973 -times deemed unfavorable by tbe recall group. The Cl'A statement was delivered at the meeting at the request of the Laguna Beach Unified Faculty ~atioo, which represents a majority of tbe di!trlct's teaching atafl. • A statement from the executive coµncil (See RECAU., Page I) west ·~ffnan ' • Dana ·Point Man Faces Begins Probe ,, Laguoo Slaying Charge '!!~~-C:ili~~~~ By JACK CHAPPELL Of .. Dllltr '"" '"" 'lllomas Bradford lolcCu!cbeo of Dana 'Point faces 'arralgruneot on murder chargea Tburaday In the pistol llaylng of Mn. Virginia Lee Hamnet! of Laguna Beach. Laguna police today ldenUfied Mrs. Hamnet~ '5, of t2t·B Wave St., as the \'!dim bi tbe early morning shooting aftet ahe nm acreamtng from her home. Investigators indicated she was shot twice -once in the back of the neck just * * * Mrs. Ha"'nett Services Slated . above the spinal colmnn and once In the face just above the riSht eye. McCutchen, 50, of 33821 Olinda Drive, Dana Point Is being held In Laguna Beach Qly Jail without hejl pending the arraignment al South ()range County Municipal Court In Laguna Niguel. llectectlve Sgt. Nell · Pw<ell said ballisUcs tests were being conducted oo slugs removed from the body to determine if they came . from a small caliber automaUc pistol found close to the body. McCutchen, a landscape contractor, was apprtbended by Patrolman Wiiiiam Heiden after being called to tbe scene by cltlulll. The Dana Point man was reportedly lying bealde tho body of the dead wowan,. Jllbo wl-claim bad run from bei'. sesklmce acreaming "Don't Funeral aervlca !or Mn. Virginia Lee ohnol me,• ac<ordlng to Set. Purcell The Hamnett will be beld at 1:30 p.m. Satur--man WU aUepdly tbe woman 'a day at the Live Dalt ~ Chapel, • · boyfritnd. JOO E. Duarte Road In Monrovia. Following McOlldlen'1 arrest at the Mrs Hamnet! of UIB Wave St., sooie of the 11111lq, be wu tateo to Lagun°a Beach, iS aumved by daughter, Orange County Modicll C.Oter where a Mrs Jerry Carlson: and gi:andchildttn, blood sample waa taUn. He also com- JaM and Lauren Cartaoo, ·an of Sierra plained of atomacll palnl, Pun:ell said. Madre. The dead wmian, -ldeaUty waa Turner and Stevem MoriuarJ of wHbbeld at llnt peodlng notUlcatlon of ; Monrovia Is dlreclinl Ibo funeral. kin, was well 1mowD Ill Laguna Beach. Pilot Sports ~~tor Tells , ·:of Tragedy at Olympics -MUNICH -'!be XXth Ol)'mplc Games eootlnUe I dtlplte Tlleaday'1 tragedy In 1blcb ul !Jraell alhlotea and olliclala ...... klll<d bt Anh terrorists. DAILY PILOT Sporla Editor Glean -:White II on the acene r.portlng the latest MUNICH· 1972 . lnlormatlOD "'""°"' Ole lrqiilji. . Wblle'• column on Pqe 17 today 1011ec1a Ibo acene aL °'1Jnplc Villa&• and ...... Ibo lmprtlllonl of .many aporla !lcUrel. lnoblcllnl 1'31 OIJmpic champion ·' ~-o...na, American aprlnter Barllora •rwnu. u.a. -··...., tn1111r - dy 'l'ly!Or and -Wiler polo cOoch --of !¥1tlngton Beach. Aloo livlnl -tbolr .,._ are Newport Beacb'a Pete Welpnd, former Olympian In 1911 and Ibo brother fll cUrr.nt Olynlo plan. A11d7, and BelliU water polo of, ficial Abe FllcllL White'• -.. comage of Orange Coast area flrutel COllthulea with a report of r.m 1lormatad and Pall)' J-. Hermstad, an aquillca coach at Goldtn "llut O>llep aad Seal Beach tealden~ telll why he quit tho Olympics u a water j>Olo official three da)'I prior to the llna,I ~ - lie cllea i>OIJtJar u thf"'major - for Ibo quelliooable ofliclatlq In Ifie Gamea. San Clement4'1 Mn. Jobnlon pnpans 1..-Tllllraday•a aem!Onala beat tn 100. -...... QllllPOlillon. • I reswned', the West German government onlered a full-scale 1nvesllgatlon today of the terrorism and pollce action which combined to kill 11 members of the Jo. raeli team and five Arab guerrillas. Officials insls!ed today that the airport Shootout which resulted In 15 deaths was necessary in an effort to save the Israeli hostages. Tlie plan failed -a11 nine 11oo- 1ages died along with five terrorlala and a German policeman. Two Israelis died earlier when the ter- rorists Invaded their . quarten at the Olympic Village. Then, late Tueaday night, the terrorists and tbe surviving Israelis were taken to an airport in an ostensible program to fly them all to the Middle East. German authorities bad become con.o vlnced that "a flight out of' thla countfy would have meant certain death for the athletes," the Inter!Or Ministry said. Three surviving terrorlala face mulUple . charges of murder, a Bavarian court offldal llald. They were wounded as police tried un- auccessfully to free the hoalagea. The survivors' wounds were described as not serious. 'lb<f were IJDdersolng police interrogation at an undlacleeed lo- catlm. The court baa 48 hours to lalue a fonnal warrant ol arrest. ll the three are charged and <ODVlcted of premeditated miaOO, they would face a mulmwn aeotence ol life lmprl!on- meot. 'there II no death penalty In Welt Germany .. · Germany'• conscience, long tortured 1n (See GERMANY, P11e I) Offramp Gambol .Lands Girl, 19, Behind Bars ' Pollee -a lf.ye&Mld Lopna Beacll girl oo a dflll lntolllcatlm charge 'l'lloodtj-aftenxm aftot Ibo alle1edly ~mped around In the buf1 near an rmne freeway lnlercblnge. A Newport Beacll of!lcor "" IOUline llltrol ol tbe San Diego Freewq laid he uw a J<llllll Ji<!y lying oo her badl on MacArthur Boulevard-with her lep up in U..alrashectmoeby, He didn't have 1'I wait for an ea; plaoa~~ be .llPP.roa.dled. Ibo woman lold him, "It feels ao &OQCI.• The nude JUSillCI wal booked by lrv1Dt olfictrl OD a charge of beini dnmk In public on drup. ' Olflcen aald she wu IAcollerent and did not llnow where Ibo wu or wba\ aho bad been clolof. \ FLAGS OF ·OLYMPIC ,NATIONS LOWERED TO HA 11 Slain lsraol{ Athletos Mournod at Momorlal • Olympic Memoriq( Held . . Before Packed Stadium ' MUNICH !AP) -The eleclronlc Jew!Jh skullcaps. aeoreboard was blank and black today u the throng alood In allence as Sbmuel the head of Israe1'1 Olymoic team Joined Laltin, the team leader, read the names top West German and oiymplc offidala / or. the 11 murdered llraelia. In a memorial to 11 memben of lbO The crowd applauded when Lalkin Israeli team murdered by Arab I*' decland:' "May we assure )'.OU that the rorisb sportsman of Israel will cootmue to ~e More, than ao ooo ~-· ovedlowed part In 'Olympic competlUon In the spirit ' ~--.. -~.. of bl'otllerbood and falrnea • the main stadium. For tbe •"',"'time In Around 'tho tadlum the · flap fll tbe their bislory, the Olympic G-""" m ~,,. .. ~. counir1ea hung at hall auspended and many came to Ibo ...,. ceremony tblntlng U mlgbt,1>e tbe end. ala! • Including ~ of the Arab nations. Avery Sruodage, the ~year-old oullo. But none ol the Arab leama aaaembled In pres·dent of tho lnternaUonal 01~ on the field, Few rep,......taUves ol Eut g 1 , di b. ,,~· EW"OpelO C.onununlat naUons were viu. pie Committee, Waf lou Y •P~ uded ble, ·aoc1 it appeared that no more than a when he anllOUllCf!d Iha~ lollowmg the quarter ol the bl1 American team wu oo mourning, 11Tbe games must go on." band • Olym~lc athletes filled the playln( Al .Btunda(e apolle, five black African field, with tbe llln'lvlng 18 membera ol athletes left tbe muaed IJWP in the in. Jarad'• team In the center, wwlnc field and~ ..,t Jil8tVOD jacketa and white yamu!kea, tho It .,., not mown ~edlately U II wu FIRST LOOKER TOOK THE DEAL . -Ont looku dlclo't jaat look-lie ~t. Tllil la the ad thot aol4 tho ... ' to Lbe "tlrat looker:.." ' '!Ill -IWlla• ijOod. Good _Item. $51). • DX•XXU 'l'liar9 are .Joto 1llOl'e loot.rt wllol'e lhat ono came from. To puf )'OW' ad wl)ft they can ~ Ii. pit It In Iha DAILY Pllm. Hero 1 t fll10nt numbor !bat Pt1111 l'Oll IA 111no1 toueb wltll a DAILY PILOT d1•lfled ....,--'I ..,..,., ' ~·--· -" 1 dellbente protat but It might have been, related to what Brundage said aboul Ibo Rhodesian question. The patriat<h of the Olfinplc move- ment said In bis apeech u.+t tho blggei: Ibo Olymplca·become the "'°" they lril oponecl to commercial, political and! llnally, crltnloal, pr- "We loll the Rhodesian battle against naked pollUcal blackmail," ba said In rd""""" to tho decision to -oust, 1tho.fea1a rr.m the 1amea under black · Alrlcan pruauro. The Alrlcans who ltft were ncognlied br~wamen as thne, Ethiopians and two Kenyans, Their countrln were among tho MrlcaA 111t1ons th!fttanlng Ii> walk out if Rhode1la wu allowed to J!Ol!ldpola, aa Brundage wllhed. 00Jor All1cana II tho memorial ,._ malned •led, including a large "°"p ........... ,. Mter Rites MUNICH (UPI) -Arab lemn'lsts tufoed the 2tlth Olympic Games into a bloodsoaked battleground Tuesday lhal took 17 Uvea:, lncluding 11 Iaraell athletes, nine of them hostages. Today, the other athletes paused briefly to honor the dead, then went back to the games. (See re- lated atorlea, Pagea S and 4. ) Av..., ,BfUndqe, prealdenl of tho InternaUonal Olti!>plC-Coriunlttee, told tile athletea -bled In lbl YUi Olym- ~=•m lbat ~ wu 1 •tlaJ of " bui aafil Iba --'tlOiil4 ....... JI houn allot ""' -IUIP!Dh4 \a1W''M 4 tha AJa · ..... ancf they lieian a1atn today. Sllllni lb ilia llnt tbr,e ""' ol the atadiwn teday were Iba ..... lvlng mtmhtn of Iba leoin -i.1e1. For thetn, the gem.es were ovea· and they were ~ blct to Israel with the bodie.s of their comrades. Alth°"lb the EgyptlJn team wlthdrow from the games Tuesday, there was no unified Arab boycott of the renewed como petltk>n. Representatives from Tunbil, Lebanon, Algeria, Iran and Morocco all aald their delegations were staying on. '11tirteen members of the Norwegian delegation, however, aald they were leav- ing becaUJe they believed the games should be canceled. They lncluded 11 members of Norway's handball team, a 50-kllometer walker who already bacl completed hia competltioo and a fencer. The Israeli boalagea died TueadaJ evening when an ambulh of the guu.. rlllas by West German marbmea backfired. Three beli(.'()pters had flown the Jsraelll and the Arab!. to an airport. When two Arabs left their hellroptera to inspect a plane that was to have flown them to an Arab country, the Germana opened fire. Other guerrillas aboard tbe third heUropter exploded a band grenade1 kill- ing all aboard. The dead Included the two Israelis kllJ. ed ln the Initial Arab a11saull, the nine Jsraelll aelt..ed as hostage1, a Weet German poUceman caught up ln an ez.. change o1 abota at the airport, two Arabs who were with the hostages when the1 died and three auerrillas killed by gun. fire. The body of one ol ilia thrte dead gueo. rillaJ wu found nearby and ldent18e4 late today u an Arab. Three Arabi ...,.. taken alive 1t the air base. Two of iliom (Seo RESUME, Pqe I) • Weedier M..U, clolldy througb Tburaday, with hlcbo In tlle ... Inland and llOOlld 71 at Oran1e Coalll beacf> ... aianc. of light -In tbt IMl'.lllnl boura. INSmE TODAY A brand ntto 1taicm *" &ocol n11aur fl'ls •ndtr -~ tlila wectl'nd, whll• otMt-attrao- tfona in the area art rirvilwd. see En11rlalnmn1. Paoc• Jf.:l~. -. _ ........... --Mutv•t...... It Nlltlt!ll ..... • .orr• CWMr t1 IYl'flt ,._ n -.... .......... ,. =·=-": = "-: _...._ ..... --. • .J DAlt.V PILOT LI SOOdleback . Official At ~eeting ............. 1 RESUME • • • ... --. The murders lent a wave of revulllol m>Wld the ~ 11111 la Imel there ...,. -lo .. _ the dood. 'l'.lllr'o lilo wn litl« !toll• qa!Nt Wool Gmnaey for pennlitlnc tho 1rUt4J "' occur -foellnp the! bad tholr ilrll Ill tbe tr11edJ or World ""' n. Many Arlb oatlons were •Pllllled ti the trageq and the -_... Alyn M. Brannon took his place as ment in Its seoood dtnUnciation of \he ao- usual Tuesday night .pn the Saddleback t1on called the attack an ••uatJ crtme College Board of Trult..,. and helped which has 1trved to destroy -u.. Arab fellow members breeze through an a gen-cause.". Syria, which supports the guer- da to an early adjournment. rWa movement, blamed the event.I 011 BraDDOn, accused in a gambling and Germany. extortion case, actively partldpated In Pope Paul YI said the Arab attack lbe brief meeting u one photographer ''dishonors our ttme" and exprelsed hope snapped photos. The Santa Ana resident the deed wlll not be repaid with more i5 awaiting trial on charges that he ran a violera. bookmati.111 operation. lo Bonn, CbanceUor WUly Brandt caJJ.. Until Jut Friday Brannon bad re-ed a special meeting. of h1I cabinet to malned in Orange County Jail. He wu discuss the aftermath of the &booting. freed after poeins •10,000 in bond. Reinhard Prauo, one of the two Neither Brannon nor !ellow trusttu helicopter pilots wbo ftew the Arab guer-- mcde mention of the case which started rillao and tb<lr Israeli boolag,. from the with Brannon'• arrest by Newport Beach Olympic Vlilage to the aJr bue where ponce Aug. 28. the lbootlng occurred, gave his ICCOOnl Police claim that the charter member of °" \pc\d<lll today. of the Saddleback Board wa..s active in Prpul..pn_d twn copflots escaped unfn.. sports helling and allegedly allemptiod to ful'fll ·In , the shool0\11. al the Fiest. .. extort $2,800 In gambling debts from an !eldbruck a.ill base outside Munich. unidentified bettor in Newport Beach. The Hcon4,_ pilot, GuMar Eberle, Brannon entered the board room amld received serlou~1:1ng Injuries. cheerful greetings from his fellow Praus gave the~Uowlng account: members, then delivered the customary .. I was ffytng tM,first helleopter. Wt invocation. were told to land ne~ the main entrance Actloo by trustees included the tablini In 8 a<!O<lllt area. for a month of o propoted school policy '"l"e guerrlnatmade the """' of both covering free expression on campus by helicoptert stand outside .. tbelr craft. •tudenta. They openeil the doon on lil>'h s1c1u of Trust,. Michael Collins r<queste\I the the llelice>ptm and tratritd I h e. t r delay, "because I will have some later Kalashnikov submachine guns on the comment on this." He did not elaborate. hosta2es who remained inside blhadfolded The policy. based on guideline! sent to with their bands bOlmd. • every school istrkt in the county by the "SUddenly, tbt police started firink._aod County Counsel'• office, would allow shot' eitber one or two of the guenitW. students to use bulletin boards, printed The not of ai.m lmmodlltely emplled rtllllerials. badges and other conventional theft machine SUM at the llf:CODd medla of communication to express helicopter. 1be hostages began ICl'e&ID- themselves. ing inside. Prohibitions would cover material "Then, they turned 'their guns on the which is obscene, libelous or slanderous lights and everything went black. Besides according to current legal standards; the first helicopter one of the Arabi pun. materials that incite students so as to ed out a hand grenade and threw It t&--crea1e·a· clear 8nd Preseiit' aanjer o[ the-1 ide. It just went up in fl&me1. 1be aec-- commiss1on ot unlawful acts; material on.~ group of hostage• was Jn.side. which would cau1e a sub!tantlal dlsrup-Then everybody began shooting at lion iD the orderly operation of the coJ.. each other. No one eould Ml anything In le5e ; materials distributed in violation! the dart and we Just dived out ol the of rules which state that permission way. should be obtained from college officials "We had no Ide.a what bad been pJan- at least U hours in advance. ned at the base." 'Ibe only debate of the evening took place when trustees were called upon to approvi the ballot argument for an issue in the Nov. 7 a:eoeral election covering the reaficnment of trustee areas and the addition of two more spots on the collea:e boanf. C"1tlnl again took tho lead by IUf' restinl that the boanl not formally 'I>' prove tho argument Instead, he sug· 1eoted that trusleeo approving of li a1fD an endorsement of the argument as m- llMdulls. "This ls dlfferent from previous bal1ot matters we have had ln the district," Collini aaid, 11Because It affects itrictly the board of trUilees and Us compoaition. Therefore, I tbiok. lhe, board •hould not fonnally endorse the argument." Trustees coneurred and with the dele- tioo of 01J4 parqe11ph which was labeled "superllµcw, 11 an~ all but Brannon •ane4.l• Bien-Br-· said he baa Oi>' posed ..,. lslea !tun lb lnceptloo. * u -tr Laguna Offering 'Cool' Oasses Training In air coodltlmdnt and refrigeration tedmolOll' II tho newest of. ferlnl of tho Lquna.caplaCiano J1eC1ona1 OccupattoDll Pro.,..... The couno II ooe of 20 offerlnp 1111A fall of ROP, jolnlly administered by tho Laguna Beach and C.platrano Unified School lllldrloll. ... The air Clllldltlonlnl clw wm be held Tuoadaya , and 'l'bundays al 8 a D Clemenle lfllh llcbool, from 7 p.m. to II p.m. bq1un1iic 8epL le. ln!ormaUon on lllJ of tho oetupatlonal offe<inp ma, be obbolnod by calling the ROP office, 49'-IJll or wrtllng 28128 VJo. lorla iuva., Cll>lllrano Beach. Tru.stee Bookmaking Case Continued Until O'ct. 4 · ' . . A ,contln~ until. Oct. 4 WaJ granted tcxtay fa the bookmaking and extortion case lnvol.tni Saddlel>ack C o 11 t g e Trustee Alyn .Brannon. The conllnuance waa granted lo Harbor Judicial Distrid Court this morning by , Presiding Juda:• :Everett Dickey. The judge also gave tentative approval to a· defens'e motion to move the bearing to Central Judicial District Court in Santa Ana. Brannon did not enter a plea today. Judge Dickey told defense attorney John Downer that the hearing could ~ OJWlel COAIT .. DAILY PILOT ~on,_ coe.t Dot.ILY P'ILDf, wnfil ~ .. ~ tll9 " ..... ,,.., .. l*lllllt!M .., ~ Ort""° Cout """''-""-°"""""'· S... rat• lldlllln •re puMbhld,, MlrdaJ tttrwoll frldty, fw C..I• M111, H""PN°t 9-.c:h, Hun1r1111on 1..-tll"-'-"-v.u..,, ~ fl1acl'I, ll'\llM/$addl~ afld SI" a.m..t.t SI" Ju111 ClpltlrlllO. A 111111i. '"'°"'' 111111ari h Pl*llt'*' S.hmil't'll "'1d Sl/lld1r-, Tlll ptlnclpll pul>llJll!"' p1t111t k •I U1 Wiit Bly S!rnf.1 C.11 M ... , C•llf'Omll, t2tJll. koD1rt N. Wo" Pr•ldtnl Ind Pubt!Wt J1c~ R. C11rl1y Yb ,.. .. io.,1 ..., ~1 Mmttw, T\om11 K11•il Edllor lllo11111 A. M11rphi111 M~ltlg Edll'Or Clt1rl" H. loo1 Ric h1rd 1. Nill #-Hllt..nl M1 ... tlllf Edilor) ............. OHic.e lll For11t A•111111 M•llh1g Ad~t•u: ,,o. I••'''· •l6lJ °""'°"'-(ahl M ... 1 la Wwt 1.,-S'""' H=IHCll: m3 lrl""°" llOUltvlnf ._, .... ._.,: 17'71 "'"' ~.,,. IM It ; lDS '*'1tl I.I Cllnlno llMI .,.. .... 11 (114) '42-4)21 ~·-........ 71 ...,_ IHI• Al hp•lcwttr , ........ 494·9466 Qltyr'911t, 1m. Ot"•• c.... '""'4!ttlllll ""-w'· Nt '*"' "'°'... h"'lillll. Wf'*" --,,,. ,.._,~ ...... Mtt lls ,_..Wed wllhltilt ...C:i.t ...,.. "'" .... ., ...,,.""' ~· ~'\.C..':' •lf "' C.• MtM. ~;.;· ... : .... ,, .... ~...::: ............. _.,.,, i I \ moved only U the presiding judge of the Sanj4 Jw. court apprpves. Downer r&- queste:d the change "11,a matter of con.. venfence." \ Brannon, 40, of S&nta ~a, 'Was IJ'>o rested Aug. 28 by Newport Beacll police and investigators from tht Distritt At· tomey'• omee. '\ The college tnl!tee lo lrte 1ftei.poottng a $10,000 bond Friday. Originally, bail had been sel at 125,000. FromP.,,el GERMANY ... all its dealings with Jews, wu apin stricken with uaertions that the attempt to save the tsraeJ,iJ bad been botcbed. West German commeotaton spoke of postwar Germany's darkest hour and aald the reconstructed natioq that JOugbt to smooth its tmcounts with history in a festival pf youth and llr<nitb emerged again a loeer. The circumstances of the abootout at Fuerstenfeldbruck, a milit11ry alrfleld, were still imprecise end will come under the government's inquiry. Munich pollce started out inal!Ung that I.ht first shots we.re fired by an Arab who reacted hysterically when he uw police in readiness al the airport. The police Jater retracted this. 1bey said further inve.stigation showed that police sharpshooters opened fire whm t"·o guerrlllal ahowed themselves Jn what was described as especlaJly f&VOf"' able position. The sharpshooters were oot able to knock the two Araho out of µ,. battle before Ibey had rotten off lhota of their own, the police said. Police spoke of dliflcult.lorgetlng condl· lions al the airport, wltb the ohllrpahoot· trt firing llCO-ulpped rlDes at what ,wert described as shadows. The government "will prepare a report on the events to show whit stops were ;~ken. • .and whethq ·any errors were m'ade" In bandlini tbe affair. .. :rbldilel government IJ)okuman, Oo!>- rid. Ahlm, •!so laid GermlnJ' will -U.N.'dllcuaioo of joint .......... to~ •ent npitltloo ol"IUCll ten'ortsl loll. Cag1111a u·u Tiit DAILY PILOI' today u 1 l'lllille -putilllbu tilt -Ide ,_ Beach Uallied School Dlotriol 1111 -1111 11 nlwed by dlllrld ol!Wale .... tbt l.fl>l'J _.. )'Oil. I Momqondaltornooa __ _ for each c1mpJS wlthln the IChool. aystem. Service goes Into effect W......_ day, Sept. 11. Here is the lcbedule: AUIO 'f.=. ootta ~,..,,.. ...=:!"\,.. 1:1 • f HWY. t Thf .. Al'(~ le" 1'-"1 I : I I HW'I'. Tl!<" A/'dl h¥ (-) ·,:~: =li:::'f .t.::'~ ' . Ii;;;.• ti.~ ..... ! .• Hw¥.fcn1.0r. I : 1 f H""' ft A..,ut (tutfl .W.I 1:1 . 09st Hwv. M "° T'" l il'-5. Olll HWY. 10tl! A_.,. 1· 17-$, 11 HwY. t ftlr A-.. 1· 1~. 1 ttwv. sm ,._ l :»-S. CO.llt 1-twy, .. ,,, ,. __ l :J)....4. CMtf "°""'' I. o\lho C,.._ :.=. c:.trllf ~ .,.. -l.MllllM c .... 7: ""-Re. t "'-et 0•'. ''~· -~f'lrk Aw. '• •.. '" ... . I: M'tOf\ ltd. 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The motion was tabled on Aug. 8 due to tbe aboeoc~ of Trust,. Gttald Llnke, and retabled Aug. 29 due to the abmlce of Mrs. Gillette. Ullom is the only district employe who bas not been granted a pay increase this year. Lut year, Ullom wa.s granted a '250 raise, In a 3 to 2 split vote, with Truatees Jane Boyd one! Browne dWentlng, Ayinc they fell tho amoomi WU loo low, l'rot11P .. el RECALL ••• .. . From Page I BUILDING ... that the'-city was not threatening the company but wa.a looking for cooperation. The discussion became moot whfn Trevor CU!hmint a retired airline execu- tive, told the council he had lltle lo the house and tb1t he and his wile had spent about fl,600 In tbeir efforts to move It. Last week the planniqr coninmalon granted the CUsbmons permtsolon for nloctUon of the atructutt. Tbe planning commissloo stated that the relocation permission wu just a "failsafe" measure. designed to prevent nnirli of the old house should talks breal: do"'1 between the dty and Upland. Howevtt, the CUshm.ans said Tues.- 'dOJ lhe1 believed they had tile o1f1c111 bl<tllng·of the commlasloo lo go aheld with nlocatlon . The Cus1tmaD& hope to move the old home by Tbontqtvm,. GEM TALK TODAY by J. C. HllMPHllU PANNING P:OR DIAMOHDS . ' Few people tnow that dlAIDOllC!f can be found by aalnc Ille farnll!ar gold paMlng· proceoa. Just u In panning lfOld, tbl miner 11.ilr:eo out a claim near a litUe river, cllgo until he lllllls a streak ol blue clay. Ho tnnaporta that clay ln Ille ltream and wuliu ii In three sieves each having dlf· fe,.,nl size boltL When oaly pvel ,...,.1na, .. easily lpOll Ille largOlt di""""""' In the tcp 1leve, mldlnm tn a. second and Ille amalleot la tile tldrd. He then tr1u ln pt Ille 1*t ,..._ ble price from ·i.u,w.. · Ven1!211ela II cm cl Ille""' - tries le.ft wbere an llldepm"81 miner can atlll llflllr blp,wblt lit find•. Tbe famed BuabU cllM¥lmd, found by •urface pennm, la v- zuela, wu eul laln --wlddl 1823 NEwPoRT JLVO., COSTA• MESA eventually sold for•·• Bat tile CCIMlllllll nalli miner •hortly ran 1111• ... llAHICA!IUICAR0-11.uta -· rnoner and Wed beet .. mlll1D1 ft YIAU .. THI -· iodAllON PHON• .... , .. , ~ain. . .. ............................. .,.., , I ·- ' • I i I I 1 1 17 I \ I . • -· ... , Saddleha • • Tetlay's Fina) -N.:Y-Stoe ~Ot:. "5, NO. 250. 5 SECTIONS, 68 PAGES -. ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESOA Y, SEPTEMBER 6, 1972 TEN CENTS Irvine to ~eplace Citizen Advisory Panels? By GEORGE LEIDAL detailed draft of rules to govern ihe com-°' .... o.ttY •n.r '''" miasions and ad hoc comm!ttees pro- . Irvine's volu_ntary ciUzen advisory posed by C.ounc.ilman Gabrielle Pryor. committees may be replaced b y Fischbach'• drall details two basic Permanent city · comm.iss.lom whose types of citizen (fOUP8 that would adv!ae U!flllbm: will be appointed by the mayor the council or planning ·commission. As Qr the City Council. the mayor sees it: Councilmen presenily are considering -"Commissions would be OJJ.going two ·p.._is affecting tbe advisory bodies, with lndependeot powers to bodies whiclt are scheduled for dJ•!!!>'"" _ g~rate flleh'_ owo "MiB!uVerrto and !!> tioo at the eod Ill this month. : appoint their own Committees, while stllJ Mayor William Fischbach submitted a remaining available to receive tasks Reconsider New Homes, Board Asks By PATRICK BOYLE Of~ b•llY Pn.t l .. ft Saddleback.. Valley Unified School J)i!trict trustees on ~a split v.ot.e Tuesday urged th; Orange County Board of Supervisors to reverse a county Planning Commi&sion decision on the C8nada Hills cfuvelopment. Tbe 0J11'1Xtf&Om and ause a need~ more schools, school Of·. licials said. Tntltees voted lo op-the develop- ment unW ·assuraoce coultl be made that mcmey would be avallablt through booda lo build. the IChoola. Trustees Joseph Petenon, a banker, and Chester Briner, a stockbroker, voted agaimt the resolution on grounds that the landowners bad the ri&h~ under a free ·enterprlae system, to develop their 3,000 AO'es ol land. · The acreage ls located IOllthwesl of El .Toro Marine Corps Air Statloo aod is .Qwoed by ll lndlviduals. The county plan· fi.itig 1 commtnion voted Aug. JO -to en.- dorse the project with only FUth District c.ommissiooer Ron Yeo voting against it. Tbe propOrty Ilea in the F i f t b SUpeMaorlal District. Saddlebaclt Trustee Dennis Smith fail. . eel in. bis· bid Tuesday to win board op- i\Qsltiop Ill the total project. Tnlst..., ~ McCullougb and George Heory agreed to a compromise measure O~ ·posing the . developmeot unW school building tunas were available. The county Airport 'Commtsslon earlier urged the plannen to deny approval of the project on grounds that homes built there would be subject lo intensive jet noise from the Marine base. ~pston Appointed : LOS ANGELES (AP) -Ramona Ripelon, former bead of the Departmeot of Publll: AUaira of the New York Urban Coalitioh, bas been appolited executive director of the American Civil Libertiea tJnloo of Southern Cllllomla. ) pAILY PIL.OT llWtf PM• LIKES· ATMOSPHERE Offlcar KochtndoHer Irvine Officer Sees Assignment As a 'ChaU~nge' One. of Irvine's policemen -views his new assignment as a chauenge and ap- preciates the "atmospbereY ()f the sprawling new city. G...-y "Coke" K~ercredlts the J!eOPle of Irvine aod the city's opl!l1 S]Sico for bis persona] appreclaUoJi of bis•.new job.. -. . A veteran of four years witbt'the Costa Mesa Police Department, Kocbendorrer bas served as an undercover agent, and has beeo both a patrol aod custody of- ficer. He 'is a member of the tactical unit. A .naUve caiifQrnlmi1 Kocliendorfer is working on a bachelor' of edence degree at Cal State Los An~t!h His wife, Marilyn, leaches in the Tustin Elemen- tary School District. 'Ko<jiandarfer llljo71I ... Ing around Ilia home In Santa 4na,. lllll'~ays both handl1all and teonls. He ls ooe Ill teo ofllcen .of the Costa M~. Police J)epartmeut I s I I g n e d fulltifne to pn>VldelJOllce IU'Vice lo the ..... city ol Itvlae. :Pilo~ ,Sports Editor .Tells • Of Tragedy .at Olympics ·. ·• MUNICH -The X)[tb Olympic Ga.... d7 Tl,ylor aod America• water (iblo ... 11nue despite Tueaday'1 tragedy In coach Monie J'lllztowskl ol Huntingtoo .wblch 11 lsraeU •lhlelel and olflcials Jleach, ...,.. tilled bJ Arab terrorllts. Also giving their 'Vie.., are Newport · DAILY PILOT Sports Editor Glenn Beach's Pete Weigand, former Olympian Wlilte !I <JI tbe ICellO ,.portlqi the lateel-ln -and tht-brolber-ol-current Olym-> Q5(9 plan, Andy, and Belgian water polo Ill· ' fJdal AbeFuc:lla. • • White'• -coverap of Oran&• MUNICH c.a.t area n....., contlnueo with a report ol Tom Hermstad and Patty Jobnooo. 197-2 Hennstad, ID aquatles coach at Golden Weat Collep and Seal Beac1t -~ tella why be quit Ibo Olymplca 11 a water polo of!iclal lhtoe days prior to the llita1 eompOlltloo. • He cites polltlcs 81 the major bot« for the questloaable olltdatinc Ill the Gamea. San 0-.te'• Mn. Jolnoo prepam !or 'l'ltm1dit7.,_ -Uinlll beat In IIJll. meter i..nn. -prlhk!o • from the city council or the plaonlng commission. -"Committees, by contrast, would be created for ad hoc purpo1e5 only, receiv- ing specific aulgnments from the city council, planning. commlssioo or other commissions, and then automatically dissolving when the specific assignment is completed and a report is formally ac- ~~ by tbe assigning authority,'..! · Mayor Fischbach said. . . Fischbach envisions the permanent W.Germans To Examine Police A~is · MUNICH (AP) -With the 011mplcs resumed, UH; West~ government onlered a full-scale lnvestigaJlm ioda7 of the terrorism and pollce ·action wblch combined to klll 11 members ol the r.. r8eti team and five Arab guerrillas. Officials insi>te<I today that the ~ shootout which reitlted in 15 death. was necessary in an effort to save the Jaraell hostages. The plao falled -ad DlDe boo- tages died along wilh five lerrorilta.and I German poUeeii!al,! • ' . . /; Two lsraella clie4 'e\ii1ler -~I~ l'Ol1ats tnvadecl· thlhi i(uarterr *' the Olympic VIDne. Then, late Tueaday nigb!. the teh'orlsts aod the llUl'Vlving lsratlls .-ere ~taken to ·an airpol1 In an ostensible procram lo fly them all lo' the Middle Eu( . .~l~~ ~o11;°- would have meant certain death for the atbleles," the ,Interior Mini.try said. Three silrviving terrorists face multtple charges of. murder, a Bavarian court oUlclal aid. I They were W0W1ded as police tried up. BUccesafully to free the hoslagei. . The survivon' wounds were described as not serioU& 'Ibey were undergoing police interrogation al ID undlscl-Jo. caUoo. 'nie court bu 48 lioun to Issue a fonnal warrant of arr"1:. u the three are charged and coavlcted of premeditated murder, they would lace a muimum sentence of life imprison- ment. 'lbere Is no ~th peoalty in Weat Gennaoy. Germany's conscience, long tortured in Bil fts d..itnp with Jews, waa again stricken with asserUoos that the attempt lo save the Israella had been botcbed. West Gerinan comrnentaton spoke of postwar Germao7's darkest hour and said the reconstructed nalioo that IOIOgbt to smooth Its accounts with hiator1 In a festival ol youth and lllrenith emerged again a loser. 1be circumstances ol the 1boolout at Fuerstenfeldbruck, a military alrfiek!, were stllJ Imprecise and wlll come llDder the government'• inquiry. Munlcb pollce started out Insisting that the first shots were fired b7 an Arab who reacted hylterlcally when be aaw police in readinesa at the airport, The pollce later h!tracted 'this. They aald further investigation lhowed that police sbarpshooten opeoed fire' when two guerrllbs showed tbemselvea In (~GERMANY, Pap I) Offramp Gambol Lands Girl, 19, Behind Bars . PoUC. lmlled a 111-year<>ld Lqlm• Buch'glil oo a dnig )tttollcatJOn diarge Tlleaclay altemoon alter '1>e allqedly l\>mped around in the bulf near ID Irvine freeway tnter<baop. A Newport Beadl olllcer on routine patrol ol the San Dle8• Freeway aid be llW a young lady b'llll Oil her back .00 MaoArthur Boulevlrd with her lfp "" In the air u be drove by. . Ht clldn't bave to wait for an a- planatlcll. Ju be approochad, the wotn8ll told him, "It fee)J IO good." The nude auspect wu bookl!d by• lrvine alfkon OD a chargt of being dnmk Ill pobli• Oil cirup, • Olllcen aid •be -'Incoherent and did not !mow wberl she wu or "baf alte bad beetl dolnJ. conunlJsJOl\I u "nuclei around whkh ad boc commlitees from Ume to.'tilµe will be created to perfOMf\, lpecillc' tasks." The suggested system will replace the exJsUng committee .--wblch bu bound a volunteer to a committee wblch may be uslgned to handle one topic o1 interest to him, among othen be may care lltUe about, the mayor explaioecL Mrs. Pryor specifically recommencb the Council appoint six pennanent com- missions, lo which city department beads "®Id be llllgned according to the rela· tlomblp-ol their department wilh the commLsslon's area of inttrtst. '!be commlulona and the number of mtmbers Mrs. Pryor recommends are : hum an enhancement. 5; pu b Ii c transpoi-tatlon, 7: public safety, 7: en· vtronmental quality and open space, 7; houalng, 7, and charter, 5. There is no city department to match the charter committee's interests. Mrs. Pryor suggesta attorney aod cleric& help be provided the five "scholarly In- dividuals" she urges be assigned to study the possibilities for a charter for Irvine. Both the Fischbach and Pryor p~ posals will be discussed at the Sept. 19 study session of the city courx:jl. Suggestions from other councilmen may also be reviewed at that time, but a final decision on the fate of the current 11 citizens advisory bodie.s ls expected before monlh'1 end. e·r ourne Olympic ·Me.morial . Held Before Packed Stadium MUNICH (AP) -'nie tieclrolllo ecoreboard was blank and black today u the bead of Israel'• Olympic team Joined top West German and Ol)mplc officials in a memorial to 11 members Ill the Israel! team murdered 'by ' Arab ltr- rorlsts. More than ll0,000 persons overflowed tbe main ltadium. For the-lirlt tlme In their history, the Olympic Gamea were auspended and maoy came to the ceremooy thinking It might be the eod. Avery Brundage, the 8'-year1-kl outp. Ing president Ill the Jntema~ O)ym. pie Commltlee, wu loudly applaUded wben be announced that, lono,.tnl! the moumin&, "Thi pmes. must go on." Olympic alhletes filled the pfaJ!na field, with the surviving 18 memberl cl Israel'• team In the ceoter, narllll marooo jackets and white yamulbl, Iha FIRST LOOKER TOOK THE DEAL -. Jewish 1lruDcape. The throng llood In sOence as Shmuel Lalkin, the team leader, read the names of the 11 m~ Inells. The crowd app~ucled when Lalldn declared : •1May we Usu.re you that the eportsmao of Israel 'llill continue lo late part in Olympic competition In the. spirit ol brotherhood and -.~ Around the 1tsdi11111, tbe llq1 ol the m partldpallnl countries hung 11 ball ltaff, Including thoae ol the Arab naUoos. But none of the Arab teams a.,.mbled CID the field. Few repreRl'ltatlves Of East European Communist natlonl were Vial· ble, and It appeared that.no more thao a quarter ol the blf American team wu on hand. Ju Brundage apote, ftve black Alrlcan alhletes !tit the mas* croup In the Jn. field aod waited out. 11 wu not mown jmmedlately U It was a dellbent<f protest but It mlfhl bave beeii related to what Bnmdage aid 1b::ut the Rhodealan queatloo . ·The patriarch of the 011mplo move- ment aid lrlll •i-h ithal the-blfger the Olymplca become llMI mort they are opwd to commercial, polltJcal and, fln&Uy, erfmlnaJ, presaure1. "Wa lolt the Rhodealao baWe against wed poUUcal blackmail," 1te aid in reference-to the decision to oual Rhodelil from the pmH under black· African.,._... . The Alrlcaaa 11ho Jen were recognized by neWllllOO 11 three Ethiopians and two Kenyaoa. Their countries wete among the Alrleall natlo111 threatening lo walk out If Jlhoclul1 was allowed to partlcilflt.. • Brundase wished. Olber Afllcam al the memorial ,. maJned lllted, loduditc a ~e group lromSooapl Olympics Resumed After Rites MUNICH (UP!) -Arab terrorlsls turned the 10th Olympic Games into • bloodsoaked battleground Tuesday that took 17 lives, including 11 lsraell ath1etes, nine of them hostages. Today, the other .athlete! paused briefly to honor the dead, then went back to the games. (See re- lated storiea, Pages 3 and 4.) Avery Brundage, .president of the Internallorlll Olympic Committee, told the alhleta assembled In the vut Olym- pic stadium tba~ today · wu a "day of -.!q" bul al4 the --1d reaume 2f lloura after they were ampeoded became of the ~ attacl:, mid the7 began again lnday. · S!IUng In the finl three row• ol the ltadium today were the 1UJ1Vlvln1 membe~ of thi team from taraet. For them, the games were over and they were flying back lo Israel with the bodlea of their comrades. Although. the EgypUm team withdrew from the gaJnes Tuesday, there was oo unlfl~ Arab boycott of the renewed com· petition. 'RePreSenta Uves from Tunisia, Lebanon, Algeria, Iran and Morocco all aaid their delegations were staying on. Thirteen members of the Norwegian delegation, however, said they were lesv· fng becaU&e they believed the games abouJd be canceled. They Included 11 members of Norway's handball team, a SO.kilometer walker Who already had completed hi! competition and a fencer. The laraell hostages died Tuesday evenln( when an ambush of tbe guer.. rJ]las by West German marbmen backfired. Three bellcopters bad ·nown thi Israelis add the Arab.!. to an alrpart. When two Ara bs left their helicopters to inspect a plane that was to have flown them to an Ar ab country, the Germans opened fire. Other guerrillas aboard the third helicopter exploded a hand grenade, kill· Ing all aboard. The dead Included the two Israelis kill· ed. in the Initial Arab assault, the nine I.sraelis selied as hostages. a West German policeman caught up In an ex- change of shots at the airport, two Arabs who were with the hostages when they died and three guerrillas killed by gun .. fire. The body of one of the three dead guer· rtllas wu found nearby and Identified. late k>day u an Arab. 11tree Arabs were taken alive at the air base. Two of them (See RBSUME, Page I) Orange Coast Weatller Mostly cloudy through Tbunday, with blgha in the 80s inland and around 75 at Orange Coast beacb- ea. Chance of light showers in the morning houri. INSIDE TOD.4.Y A brand "'10 season In loc;ol theater Otts under toaV tilts weekend, while o&Mr attfo.c.. ttom t7' the area ore reviewed. See Entertainment. Paa•• 2.f..25~ -. ........... tt -.... Mlltwtt ,...., • --. Ort:Me c:..., 11 IYIYI•....... n ...... 1).lf Dr ......... ,.. •"'*. llNtlttt a.n -.. -.... -. -----. % OAILY PILO T " WfdM ... ~I ;s;[a ' 1972 From P ... J " - OLYMPICS RESUME ..• were woo.oded. The murdm aent a wavt of revulsion -od the worli!, and in lirad t"- ,..,. -to av...,. t.ba dud. 'Ibero abo Wft bllllr IMU1181 agalntt West Gennanx for pcnn1ttint1 lhe tragedy t.o occur -ftellngs th.at had tbeit birffi' 1n the tngeily al World War II. M.t.nY Arab nations were appalled at lhe tragedy and the Jordanian govern- ment !JI ila aecood deminciatlon or the ac· * * * Nixon Orders Top Security For Israelis WASHINGTON (UPI) -President Nixon today decried the slaying of Israeli Olympic athletes as j'a tragedy for all the natlom of the world." He ordered Secretary of State William P. Rogen to consult with other governments "on an urgent basis" to formulate collective security measures to combat the global problem I'' terrorism. 'Ibt .President orciered extra security precautions in this country to prevent terrorilt attacks on Israeli tourists or otben who "might be largeta of thi• kind of activity," and conferred with Rogers and Henry A. Kiuinger on the matter. Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said the three discussed specific steps that might be taken to protect "Israeli citizens against terrorist acts -in- dividuals who would be prone to ter- rorism and other appropriate security measures that should be taken " Acting in the wake of the slaying of 11 Israeli athletes by Arab fanaUcs in Munich, ''The President asked Rogers to consult with other governments on an urgent basis as to what collective measures by the internationa1 com- munity can be brought to bear on the problem of tetrorism," said Ziegler. -State Depattrnent officials .said .extra stturlty precautlona were being extended to foreign dJplomall In the United States who mJght conceivably be target! of at- tacks. Charles W. Bray, a State Department spokesman, said ''extraordinary pro- tective measures'' were instituted, with increased protection ottered Israeli as well as Weal German and Arab · diplomall. Special appeals were sent to local police departments in New York, Los Angeles, Miami, San FranciSC(I, Boston, New Orleans, Atlanta, H o u st o n , Philadelphia, Seattle and Oiicago to ex- tend poSllble protection to dlplomall at consu11ta tn those ciUes, Bray l&id. lion called the atlld: 111 "* -. whlcll bu """Ill lo dtllnl1 the Arab Ca\IR.. Syria. --Wblm iifpjlcirtl Iha ...... rllll movemnl, ~ tho -• Oennany. Pope Paul VI uld the Arab atlodt ''dlsbonon our time" and C1J11 111 ~ hope the deed will llQt be "1'lid w\tb lrtllrl violence. In Boon, Ch1ne<Jlcr Willy Bnndt ut~ ed a 1poclal meeting cf hit eablnel to discua the aftermath of the lhootlng. Reinhard Praua, ono ol the two helicopter pUot.t ·who On the Arab guer- rillas and their l!nell holtal• from the Olympic Village to the air base where the shooting occurred, gave his account of the lncid•ot today. PraUJ and twn copilots escaped unin- jured In the shootout at the Fleslel> feldbruck air base outaide Munich. The oecond pilot, Gunnar Eberl•, received serious lung Injuries. Praus gave the following account: "I was Oylng the first heUcopter. We were told to land near the main entrance in a floodUt .area. 16Tbe Kuerrillas made the crews o1. both helicopters stand outskle their craft. They o]iened tbe doors on botb sides ol the helicopters and trained t b e l r Kalashnikov submachine guns on the hostal'l'.es who remained inside blindfolded. with their bands bound. "SUddenly, the police startod firing and shot either one or two of the ruerrmas. The rest of them Immediately emptied their machine guns at the aecond helicopter. The hostages began ICl'e~ Jng inside. "Then, they turned their guu on the lights and everything went black. Besides the first helico11ter one of the Arabs pull- ed out a hand .....,.de and -H II> side. It just went up in ftames. 'l1le leO- ond group of hostages wu inside. "Then evorybocly began lhooting at each other. No one could lff anything in the dark and we Just dived out al the way. "We had oo idea what bad been pta,,. ned at the hue." Fro.PGflel GERMANY •.. what was descrfbed 11 ~ fawr .. able pooltkln. The lharpebootera were not able to knock the two Arabi oat of the bottle before they bad gotten off lholl of their own, the pollce Aid. Police spoke cf dilllcult lari•ting condJ. lions at the airport, wlth the ll!up1hoot· ers flrillg llCOPHQUlppecl rllles at what were deocrlbed 11 llhadowa. The lovertlllltDt "will pnpare a report on the events to abow what tteps were taken. •• llJld wbetber any emn were made" In bllldllnc the alfalr. The chief llO•emment opohmln, oa... rad Ahlen, alao aald. Gennany will Met U.N. dloc:usaioo cl joint meuUHI lo Jn' vent ,.plUtloo of aucb tenorill acll. By Trustees The Burroogbt plant In Milalon Viejo could be converted to an educattooat compler and school admiailtratlon er. fices for lbo<d 13.1 mllllco, Saddleba<k Valley Unified School Dlstr1ct tnJatees learned Tuesday. Lot Angelea archltect Lee Klint, employed •by the San ·Joaqutn Elemen.- tary School District, said the sprawlln( oif!gle story electronlcs plant could be converted to hcuae ~ 1,lllO pupil Hlllor high scbool, a ~pU vocational high school, a 250-pupU continuation hlgb school, ICbool ~ adlnlnis1raUve of· fices aod 1 7',IJOO.square loot waRhoale. Trustea are ~ hli study. Kline said that lo build the 11111e laciUUes would coat tbe district •1'9•1 II million oot counting the prlct ol the land. FaclllUes Planalng Director Due Jµng of the San Joaquin district lllid '\hJs morning that lllJld for the ~ ...,ul4 probably coat about ft.I m 111 l'o n, However, be pointed out that the three high schools would not ordinarily be housed in the same complu:. "You also wouldn't oormally put the administration in the um~ site, '1 King added. The building la valued by the 11ul' roughs C.rporaU..-at about $9 million, but district ometats have Indicated that it could probably be purchaled !er 'mflch Jess. The company vacated the plant June 6, moving it! operation to a smaller faclllty. Irvine to Pick Administrative Director ~oday Irvine-city councilmen Tuesday nlght- agreed on selection of one of three can- didates for the $11,000 a year post as director of administrative ¥fViCU for the nt!W' city' Human Enhancement Director Paul Brady said today final details ol the con- tract with the .succeuful applicant were being worked out An \announcement of the c:cuncll's choice was expected to be made late tt>- day following acceptance of the c\IY'• ol· fer by the successful candidate. Councilmen met in private 1e11lon for nurly two bounl Tuesday. night lJ>. tervlewln( three linailsts fnm the mono than 8' perlClll who applied for the key city llaff post. Brady aid -Iha ·• lppfylna ,for the departmml -opening In Irvine, were "six dty ~" App!k;at1om: were -ed fnm ,....... fnm.'!l•eral Western Ila~ 1 ehody J;inew Fahe Reporu-Raised l;l opes MUNICH (UPI) -'.ftr MMiJ. U.. ..... Tlladay, Iba Wld ••'"**'1 believed that tilt -i:.raeu bosl.llOJ Jlldnaped by Arab ..-mu wera Ille. i...u PnmJer Colcla Meir wu ., overjoyed at the lalle ftporll from 01Jmo1c olflclall thal Ille dronk a bnnctY lOlll wltb tbreo mtmhen cl her cabln<t before 101ni to bed. There lllW WU .. olllclAI Olj)lanallon wby the emJDeOUI r<ixrt.o wore llsued. The first official word that the boolqea ...,.. sale came at 12:30 a.m. Gennan time from Conrad Alllers, a government spokeaman, who .aid, the bostlgee were Ille and free. At 1:19 Lll!-cbtef Ol)'lllplc pmt ofllcer Bani IDtln nported that one helicopter used to transporl tho IUtrriDu and the holtares to the airport wu burning but that he believed the bostagea were Ille. Reports mounted during the nll)lt that 11tve. bad been vie!...,. at the all' port. But Jt was not untU S:21 a.m. that the.• German Olympic organlzlng committee aJUIOllltCed th.at all nine hracll bollages ...,. klDed In the airport abootoot. , Israel Reacts to Munich Killings With Repulsion • I Saddle~ack Official At Meeting ' .. Alyn 111. Brannoo toot hll <place • tllUal Tueaday ni()lt .. the loddlella.d< College Board of 'l'rultea and belplid lellow member& tneze lbnqll •1a&• da to u early adjwrnment Brannon, accused ... a 11111bllnl -and extortion cue, octlvety putldpated lq the brief meeting u ono photop'1pber snapped pbotoo. The Santa Ana resident is awllUng trial on chargea that be ran a bookmaking opentlon. Un111 last Frida1 Brannon had ,.. malneil in Orln&o County JalL lie WU freed alter potlng f!0,000 In -. Nellber Branrion -fellcw -mcdo mentl<ltl al !he -whlcll llarltd with.Brannon'• amst 1ly ~W)IOll Buch police Ang, 28. · Police claim that Ille dlarter mOmber or the Saddlebect Beard ... ae\lve In spods betting and~ allanpteclto eJtorl• $1,800 In pmhllng d-(rom .. unJilentlfi'!i bettor fl! ~~ lleic:h. JERUSALEM (UPl)-Witb 41wrath and pecteQ. Tbe cabinet usually meets on Brannon entered the board room amid repulsion," Israel today deplored the Sunday. cbierful greetinp from Ml fellow massacre In Munich ol 11 membera cl Ill A govermnent spokesman said the momberl, theo delivered Ibo cuatomary; c:1mpic team as ~ detllOl)Slration cl the bodiea of the 11 slain Olympians would be invocalion. "criminal character" of Arab perriDaa flown home Thund'1. ActloD by tnlllffli lnc!ll14id Ille tabling· Flags would be llown at ball mut, be !or a month of 1 propoied llChool poliey who it said endangor world peaco. It said, btll It would not be an official da1 of covering lree dpreastOn ·m'camJllll 11)' made oo dil<Ct threat al .. 1a11a11on, mounting enabling hraella to stay home students. however. from wort. Trustee Michael Collins requested the 1be first official reactiOn to the tragic In Washington. Rep. Charles Vanl.k (D-delay, "because I will have some later e\·ents in West Germany came aa the na-Ohio), said the body of David Berger, 26, comment on this." He did not elaborate. tion mourned the slain Olympians with a who emigrated to Israel from the United The policy, twed on guideline.s sent to chorus of calls for J'i!Venge against Arab Stites two years ago will be flown to every scbooJ. I.strict in the county by the terrorists and tbe nations tbat shield Cl eland r burl l the ev or a. Berger was a County Counsel's office, would allow w~t Germany aho became the target welgbtllftet on the Israeli squad. . stude~ls to use .bulletin boards, ~ ... of a wave of public outrage on grounds The newspaP:'r Daver, often reDect1ve materials, badges and o~ conventiiul "'! that its Olympic security wu lax. O! officlal opinion, ~ed the Arab ,fUer-media of communication to up~ : "With wrath and repulsion, the eovent" rdla raid a~ Munich an act ~f war and . themse)v.es. . . : ment of Israel pillories the murder of 11 urged the govenun'?,t ~ eliminate the Prob!b1tlons would cover material ... Israelis • . • perpetrated by Arab te.r-"1errllla IDl!vement with all meam at which is obscene, Ubelous or sl~ ~ roris ts," a Cabinet communique said. its disposaL . ' . accb~g to c~t legal standards, ; "This murderous 0~, -"' ~ I .• h • ..,. Anotlwr__., J!a area, qjd_ "'9~est _ · mate.rilla. ~t JDclte studegll ,. "··"!-; d"eDiOmtrates -the criiruna.l characterOfUenn:mraovenmrenfWii. respoiiilbfe for create. a .clear ind present danger of the .. the Arab terrorist organlzations, con-security ~t the Olyi;n.~1.c village and co'!11D.lss1on of unlawfuJ acts1 material , stitutes a peril not ·0n1y to Israel lnd to therefore the respons1bilify for this (at-. "!bich would cause a su~Ual di!rupo : her citizens, but to peace throughout the lack) ~ with the w .. t German lion In the orderly aperation of .the cal-: world." authorities. . le&e; mate~lt distributed ID. violatJom:: The commwiique issued after· an The commuruq11e, issued after Mrs. of rules which state that pennls!km - emergency meeting Of the cabinet under Meir and her cabinet huddled for. three should be obtained from college offici.al& ~ Prime Minister Golda Meir vowed hrlel boun:, ts minutes with Israeli military at least 24 bouts in advance. .. would "persevu. In Its wu qainat ter-leaden, llOUgbt to abenlve the llolln The only debate cl the evening took : . . . will llDYenuntDt from blame. place wben INstees were called upon to • ronst orgamzaticm and DOI UC111e It said Mn. Meir "noted with ap-approve the ballot argument ~or an issue : those who aid them from respomlb!Hty." preclatlon the eflorll of the West in the Nov. 7 general electloo ooverlnl : lt added, however, that the appropriate German government to a1k for the the realignment of trustee 8l'fBI and the ~ security lortea would be reporting to the -ol the hracll hostages and to addition cl twomnre 1pots cm the college l nut Cabinet meeting, indicating that oo ""' force to this end. She apreaed boanl. : immedlato retallatlon wu to be u· ...,.t that this aim wu not achieved." CoJUlns again took the lead by ..,,. • Even u the cabinet -im brub ·up. gestlng that the board DOI fonnally ap-• Welcome Back Coffee Slated lfl YllUlll cletmoatratora marched In fn:rlt prove · the argumenL lnltead, be ..,,. • ol lln. ~· .atce chantlnc ''Dell!! !O gesled·tbat lnl!lftl approvlnl ~It lfln ; Iha ·-, , • death to tho ter-• an endoraemenl of the ar.-t u ID-! -• dividilala. • n I Ii-Ii-z:-Public Safety Group to Meet On Restructures The li-r'lne ~bile ,.rety citizens •d· •isoi)I conunlt\O~ will meet at 7:30 this everOpg to 1 di.scuS:I the proposed restruc- turinl ol committees being considered by tte city council. Tunney Assistant Denies Hospital Funds Probed At Uni High A welcome-back-l<>tcbool coffee for University High School !acuity and llaff will take place tonight at 7:30 in the school's multi-purpose room. The corr .. , spomored bY the UnlvenJ. Trustee Bookmaking Case i Continued Until bet. 4 l . ' ty Hlgh Parent. Faculty aod Friends ' Organization (PFF'O), is open lo Irvine A cmtinuanco until Oct. c was granted John Downer that the hearhitl coold be ; 1be pub1Jc safety group wUI meet in ~ 175 of the Socla1 Science Tower on the UC Irvine campu.s. · Other advisory committee meetings &eheduled this week are: Public highways and transportation, '7:30 tonlgbt in the conference room, city hall, JTy~ Tcfym Ce~t~r, 4201 Car0pus Drive:.. ~ · Parks and open spact and en- vironm~tal quality committees will meet at 7:30 tonight in the council chambers ~f city hall. The .arts and cultur.e committt!e meets at 8 p.m. Tbiirsday In ..Om 175 of the Social Science Tower, UCJ. Pu4llc e~ucation committee mtmbers will gather at 1:30 j>.m. Thursday 'in the University Community A s s o c i a t i o n clubhouse, 4S30 Sandbur& Way, Universi- ty Park. All Irvine advisory c ommittee m"elin"' are open lo the pub lir \ OlAN&I COAST 1s DAILY PILOT TM Orme• C.St OAILV .. ,LOT, wllll ~ h C'OmblMtl tt.. N-.Pf'91!1. h l)UO!llfltid by ftl• Of"•ng• co.it Pllbll1h1no comP11ny. S.C..· nl• «lllllllM •f"I PObl!th«ll, M-1y ff11'911911 Fr1cU.,, for CMl1 Mt1•, N~ l t•cll, Hunt"'9 .... l t¥"IF01tr0111n Vt l!ey, L1t1...,.. tffdl, '"'k-./StOdltruc• •nd Sftn O.....nttf S.11 JIMn (-i;iblr1rio. A 1lnQI• ..-glorlll 9dltlatl k Pllbllf'*' $11Urdl~ ll'ld S!.ollll1yi.. The P!"lnc:ls-1 P<lbfial!l119 pllM 11 11 JXI W..l Bay 51Ntt, CM:l1 Ml!ll, C1litorni., nt», Roltort N. 'We..J .. l'ftidel Ind .. UDI!,,,,_ J•c.11 R. Curl•y Via Pr11.id8"'1 •Old Gti,,..r•I M•n•r Tho"''' Ko•"il ...... ThoM01 A. Mvrplti110 MllNlllll Edllar Chorlo1 H. lao1 Riehonl '· N•R AMlttMll M•n.tVln9 Edliort Offk• Colla M .... : 331 Wul ••r SIF"1 ........ at.KIIii -al> Ntw!J9r1 touiw.rd L-V-ludl; m F«n t A""'IM! ....,,.,~ ltldl· 11175 ~ '°"'"''"" Siii ( .......... : llll Nonti f.I C.!Mlo. 1t .. 1 T .. .,.... (1141 MMl21 C'-lflel """•rthlot M2olt7a Sn a.-.t. Al Dwpcntwws: , ... ,, ••• 4'2"4-420 ~ 1'12, °'9flltt (NII ........,. °"'"""""· ... -tlo<ifl. "'"'''•' ..... .cllk>rllll -"... .... ..,., .... ,_,, """"" 11\fY M ..... Oduud Wlll'loul ""''-1 ..... llllluliM .. ~ 0-. ~~·HlllOI Cwt•~ ----_.-i.tllll .... ~ ""' ..,.,.,"' ... "*I U.IS ~I lllQllM'I' °"'" .............. . .., .. ... .. -~ . An aide !or U.S. Sen. John Tunney (!). California) today said Tunney bad ordered no 0 pro:be" of posaible conO.lct of interest in the granttng of $1.9 mlllloa in federal funds to Saddlebeck CommuoU1 HospiiaJ. . The statem.ent came afte,r pubJl.sh,ed reports In the central county hinted that there may have been !Orne Impropriety in the California Hea1tb PIBMi.ng Councll (CHPC) endorsement of lhe federal fund& for lhe $10 million, 151«d Laguna Hills facility. The Tunney aide explained the news report may have been related.mistakenly to a statement made by t~ junior Senator from California following a lite-- August Town Hall appearance In Anaheim, "After that speaking date,"' the aide said, "Sen. Tunney met with a group of, citizens who alleged there were Ir-- regularities in the distribution of Hiil- Burt on Act (federal hospital) funds ln California . "Sen. Tunney told them the complaint certainly warranted followup by hi.I staff. Bu t there is no investigation of 81f1 hospital, county or other jurildlctlon under way. "And. specifically," lhe aJde, Peter Fearey of Los Angeles, said, "There: was no call for a General Account.ina: Office investigation by Tunney.'' Fca rey emphasized that 'I\mpey'1 staff wou ld look at the general 1tJtew1de disbursement of llill·Burton uantJ and had no specific hospital in mind. "Thr senator never discussed Sld- dleback Community HO!plt.al ," Feare:y said ~tcany,hilc, Frank Schaeffer, presldtnt of the non -profit corporation that is building the Saddleback facility, main- ta ined his position that he'd not beard about any pending inmtta1tion.. The allegrd "conflict of lntert:tt" centers on CHPC member Samuel J. 1lb- bits. Tibbits is a past president of the. Cal ifornia Hospital Auoc1ation and pres!~ dent of the Lutheran Hospital Society. The Lutheran non-profit beallb care orgnnitation was awarded a oontract to manage the new S.ddltbeck laclllty "several weeks after tbll! grant IP' proval ,'' Schaeffer sald. "They were among se\1eral orpnlla-- tlons we w e r e consJdertng " the Sld-- dleback Hospital fund official said. Schacrrcr denied that lhe scJecUon .w11 IMOCiated With the (edtral grant &I'"' proval. ''We dkln 't even know the INa... ('Nbbits ) until 1ner we received tM CJIPC endorsement" The nrw hospital. due to open bJ, JuJ,y,. residents. today In the bookmaking and encrtlon moved only If the pr<Sidlng judge ol tho ; is located lo Leisure World, near the El ,, The three Irvine families who hosted caae involving SaddJebact C o 11 e I e Santa Ana court appNvea. Downer ,... . Toro Road Hit of the San Diego Scottish exchange students during their Trust .. Alyn Brannon. quested the ch.anc• "u 1 matter ol coo-' Freeway. The five-stvry facility even-recent vWt will be gtvtn plaques by 'nae cont!iluance wu granted bt Harbor venlence." lullly will be ezpanded to provide Councilman Gabrielle Pryor. Judicial District Court this morning by Brannon, 40, of Si.nta Ana, wu .,.. ·.' medical care to 600 beds. They Char Hill-Burton lunds, administered by ·the are Mr. and Mra. 1 .. Mlt-Presiding Judge Everett Dickey. The mfed Ang. 28 by Newport Beach poUce . U.S. .Department of Heal lb, Edu~tlun ~!I, Y17onk686 A.sh Tr .. E 1t"':i Mrand. andMr Mrs. judge abo gave tentative approval to a and lnveatigators from the District At. and •Welfare, generally are granted to ~,.lUl.e er, 1430 · mau; . and defeMe motion to move the bearing to tomey'1 office. public hospital! up to 40 per<ent of the Mrs. Larry Littrell, 5412 Keoosha Lane. Central Judicial District Court In Santa The college trui1tee is me alter J1011t1ng lOtal being spent. The high school Is at 4lli Campus Ana. Ilrannpo did. DOI enter a plea today. a flO,llllO bond Friday, Oriifnal);f, bell Depending on the need for "9s!iital ;-Dr_iv_e. ____________ J_udg_::•_Dl_ck_ey:._tol.:_d_d:::e:::fe:...nse:..:...:.'ltorn.:;:.:..::e.:y_.__ha.::d:...been:..:.::..::aet::..:•:::t .::llS:::•:::llllO:::·:__ _ _: __ lac!l!Ues as juclged by county and 1tate bealth planning councils -made up of docton; la'ymen and hospital · ad· mlnistrators -the federal moniys may be allocated to privately f u n d e d ho!pltals. These grants, however, seldom come up to the 40 percent level available to hospitals built by city, county or 11ate agencies. Business Law Course Slat.ed At Irvine School Somebody siJDS what he thinks is a trial contract with a dance school and ends up paying $400. A woman buys 1 vacuum cltaner from a door-to-door ulesman and Jt breaks within 1' days. Those ~ cl sltuaUcm are what Lansill8 Otis wants to stop. Otis will tel<Ch Bil adult ed~caUon course In bwliness law beg!nnlng $eyt. 12 at University Hlgb School In Irvine. The oemeater.Joor COW'IO coo1a 1&. but should aave each student much more, Otil says. ft \Oil! <!over contracts, real e>tate, small clalma court, warrant~-ball and ........... pro!Octlon. "It will help the c:onsumer find out 1r be'• 1et!1ng had or no~ eod tr he fl, i.11 him where to CO•" Otis Hid, Otis teaches the class during the day lo high school students. Knowledge <I. basic ~ law la needed by everyone, he said, lo mata Jn. I telllgeot de¢sions. · The' coune will run every Tuelday nl$)>1 beglMlng Sept. Jl, from 7 p.m. to 10 l p,Jn, ' Potentl~ lludents can nglstlr . ..,.. by eaJJtnc tlie Tuotln Union 8lgb .!chocll ~ »latrlct olllce at 544-C'llO. · S!cn-OPI will alao be taku 111 S.pl. .JJ 1n .-111 at Unlwnll)o • I GEM TAU< TODAY by J. C. HUMPHRIES PANNING FOR DIAMONDS Few people know that diamonds can be found by using the.famlltar gold panning proceaa. Ju.st as in panning sold, tbe miner llakeo <NI 1 clallll nur a lilUe river, digs untll ho 8ndl a streak of blue clay. He lr811Sp01ia that clay I<> the stream and wa•hes It in three sieves each !saving dlf. ferenl size holes. When onlf pave! nma1m, ~ eeally rpots tho largest cllamontll In the top 11"9; med!Uftl·tn tho ~ and the amallttt 111 tbe lhl1d.. He then tries to gel tl>e bolt pooD. hie price born buyen. Venezuela b one nt tbe mr - tries left where 111-~ miner can sWI le1an, bit wbal lie , flndl. 'nle ,......, Bara bu l!wncwd, found by IUl'face paMlng la v- zuela, was cut Into ~ which eventually 10ld for .-.(Jiii, 8at the iniMt lhortly rail lllroup the !DCM)' and weal 1leclk to m1n111& <·m-~ .' ...... e:rJl!!r-: ,.. . --- J. C.-.Jlumphri~ j11wefud / • ' \ t82l NEWPORT BLVD, CO~A MESA ~alll. ....................................... .. ·, • I • , ( . • • • • :i, . I -• • • • . j_ .. .. .Huntington· Beaeh Fountain Valley ' ' or. t.s, NO. 250, 5 SECTIONS, 68 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. . r • • ' Today'• Fbud N.Y. Stoeks WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER '· 1972 TEN CENTS lanners Get Bolsa Island Ecology Report • "A reviaed environmental Impact report shore !tom Boba Chica State eucli. The ~n lbe controveroial Bolsa Island project lsland would aerve •• lhe -for a has heen submltfed lo Huntiogton Beach . nuclell' powar · plan!" 'and a watar and Orange County planning authorities desallinl facility. by the Metropolitan Water Dlstrici · Ken Roynolcls, 1he elty,;i planning (MWp), • · director, said copies of 1he Impact ,.port •L The repor;t covers 88 acres of land in are noW being cimllated among planning ·we Balsa Chica lllarsh Wh\.Ch . the MWD , copunisoionars and'.clty councUmen. No w_anla lo buy from Signal Gas and Oil · date· baa bee1111et tor an offlclal'revln ol company. ii by.the~ COJQmiaolon._ Tlfar:acreage; however ;-i.. tied' tli'J!iO . Reynolds said. ~report ls much more • propose<!, ~ere, man-mat.e tsland of! comprebenjive and detailed than the original Impact study which W... rejected by both the county and city. "One area of it does disturb me - tbelr quiet .di501j••1J of alternate sites lor the awilchyard and right.of-way cor- ridor," Reynolds said. Tbe marshland is planned u an eiec· trioal power !witching station, to feed lbe island, and a corridor for power and Wa\er Jines._ .• ¥WD ·officials want the conidor and awitcbyard near Warner Avenue, but city • planners bavo asked them to consider a time b puidJue of lhe 88 manbland ai\e farther south, near the bltlffs. acres,. therefore an environmental im· Tbe -born alte ·would be in a · pro-pact report an lhe illaod b not proper at pGIOd lodu&trial 11re1 and away from the this time. . homes along Warner Avenue. II'& 1he l&land, and lis possible effects One criticlsm pre\tiousty launc::bed , ori Ude:and ckiwticoast beaches, however, against the report, ia tbet tt ·does not wblch have nised most of the con- have much to say aOOut the impact on , Voversy.._ the environment of a -ere, 1111D-mada Tbe. Balsa laland project first appeared offSbore island. · In 1965, wbeil tho MWD decllftd ii would In the report, MWD officials contend need something.to pro'('ide water supplies that !be only action coolemplated at lhia to' future Southern Cillfornians. · The MWD joined hands with Southern California Edison, San Diego Gas and Electric and the Los Angeles Department of Po\ver and Water for a joint project to build the island as a supplier of both electrical pawer and desalted ocean water. The other agencies dropped out of the picture in 1968, when the estimated cost of the project ,rose to $765 million, &bout (See BOUA, Page %) ·er ourne Nobody Knf;'W ·· ,.F.aL~epons-Raised -Hopes~ ·-.. .MUNiCH (UPI) -For n04rly three hours Tuesday, 1he world.erroneously belleved that !be nine Israeli hostages kidnaped by Arab guerrilla.I .,..,. safe. Israeli Premier Golda Meir was ao overjoyed at the false reports !tom Olyuipic of!lcials that she drank a brandy toast with thfte member& of ber cabinet before going to bed. There atill was no official explanation why the erroneous reports were bsued. .The first official word that the hostages were safe came at U:M a.m. . German time from Ctlnrad Ahlers, a government spokesman, who said tbe """'8ges ""' sale and free. At 1:19 a.m. chief Olympic pnss officer Hans ·Kleln reported·that..,. · hel1eopter U!ed lo transport_pie guerrillas and. the m.tf!ges to the airport was bumtng but that be bellem !be boatages were safe. . · · Re¢t1s mourlted during !be night that. theft bad been· vjoleoce at tho ai.. port. But JI was D'Ot until 3:22 a.m. that the ~ Olympic ·org"1blpg ' comrillttee ~ \b! all Dlil! lsraeli:boatag .. :W!'" klll'!'l lt! the airporj Relocation Of Drive~in Criticized By MICHAEL GOODRICJI Of .. Dlflr •• s ... The site of the controveraja1"1!"ounlain Valley driVe-ln !beater may be ·moved east on Warner A venue next to the Santa .\DI River, but .!be· abilt "appa?eiiU1•wiil DOI appeue opponents or the original !beater. . . ' . . ' ~ •' t > • >U .__, •. ,,( , .._ !lit. .~ '" ' • 'I' '~•l.l'W~'~ ~ • Syuly :corporoU~promatera of ··l!!of-~E . ' . • ) 8ppUed wijh !ht °'""' i;. ' '".'"----~,..,.-.,,.-...-------.-.-.... -...-~ .... --_.. mlpioa W-boill\l ··lllfl !er iii . no• ' · .~~--'D;..,i~k ' ::e:i:::~~1heof~=~· e , ' l· > •• Street tDcf: Wll.W Avenue. C • ii T .DI .;..'..:;. s,.i; alill ~ filed an appeal In '. ounc· . empers. :r_:.iar e ~~s.:.,u;,.~~t:i;~~ moue Ille otlginal site or call an election to 1etUe the dispute. Becaijse ol the appeal. the city council In Sign Law Controversy :..:; ::l action 00 ·Soden·· order City Attorney Tom Wocidruff said the cily would talle no part in !be Syufy al>' peal TemJiers llarecl at Tuesday nigltl's Hunttng!On Buch · City Council session oVer a Controversial siKn tn a amall com- mercial ·shopping center, Councilmen deadlocked 2 to S on an ordinance which ·would ~ve granted Valley Approves Site for Park "A reaolutlon of Intent to CftBte a part In the bluffs area· ol Elli& Avenue waa "passed Tuesday nlibt by Fountain Valley city couacllmen. The reaoluiion calla fQr. the clUea of FOWltaln Valley and HWJlinilon Beach to establish an open ap.ce .,.. In !be property which Ia on !be -of - clUes. .' ___ 1 ')'be bluffs 81'es, alte' or an anciepl In- dian burial grol.lld and ID old -of eucalyptus trees ""' ,.....U, threatened by a developer'• piano to build slnile famtly homes on a 111-ocre tract that ln- cluded 1he archeoloP:al lite. . . commercial zoning to tho nwly -. plete center on the nortbWeet aornir of Brocikburst street and Y~ Avenue. ~ deadlocked -... '• motloD lo c;ontinue the itim and 'OD a mollqp 'lo l!>' prove 1he r.one change; )lei?a111e Couno cllmen Jerry Mainey and ·JaCt Greeb want lo wilhbold tho' ICllllng until 1he developers ftmOV• one of two lorg0 pole aigns. The Ue vote means 1he rezone can only be liloug6t bJcire tliii CounciJ again by the negaUve votes, Mainey and GfteD. "Tbe sign& 81'8 legal within !be eslstlng city ordinallee," anapped Mayor Al COen. "We can1 prevent 1heae -le from get. ting a "'°" ~e. ,,,.,._ "" proper ways of leglalalinl thls kind of control." 0 Jt'I u.treme1y uafmtunate th 8 t member& of lhe COUllCil 81'8 violating an ordinallCe Ibey-' ~to obey," be &aid alter Ille daplloote· lie vote& "lflheae pollmwn aren't nice ~gh lo work out .a ..,,. l!f*llPlll"D~ I'm not · voting fQr nytblng. w ..,_replied. •1 tblnlt ~ -"" i.. appri>prlite, w Groin lolol Coen. "U !be maJoril1 of Ille .....U _, lhe aone (Ilea llGNI, ..... I) ' . ' ,The controversy over the !beater bas been buinilli alllCe February when the counctlmen lf&Dted a zone change and a oondltiooal use permil for the con- strucllqn of 1he theater. Administrator& of the nearby Fountain Vliney llo8p)til and homeowners. pro- tested the actinn saying' ·the 1healer would ·be a thftat lo the bealth of pa- tients JIDd reduce. properly values. ' .They clsculaled petition& calllng!lor the reversal ol the council's decision. The pelitlan collected more than enough slgnature5 but was conteat<d by the counctlmen Oil the grounds that a zoning change ls not subject to a refermdum. lloth aides filed suits. and Judge Soden luled thal the issue wu open to a referendum. and bad ordered the coun- cllmeu,to IOI at Tuesday ntgbt'1 meetlni· Speaking belOft the councilmen· Tuet- day nigh~ Robert Ruaoff, chairman of 1he bomeownen organbatlan against the theater, &aid be hoped Syuly'1 move to change the. site would not bring a • .-.peat performance of the recenl diapute.' Ruaoff said today he would ·conlinue to oppoaa any new dri,.in !beater In !be city. ' , . ' , ! . ' "' . \. . . t ••. l l !~~ ~,,,,,.,.,,.,·'11 . Fi,.Aos C?' pi.vf,i~1c llilA~s Low11t~o To 'HALI' STAFF :11 Slain ·.1 ... .-u· Alhletff·~rnW •at Memorial · Strvlcn : OlympiCCames Tragedy Assailed by Pres~nt WASHING TON (UPI) -· Prestdent , terrorist attack& on :IM•ell lourbls or Nixon loday decried the llay!nf·of Israeli other• who "might be targeis of thls kind Olympic athlelu· as 111 'tragedy"!O( all of activity," and confmed with Rogers the nations of the world:" • · · ' and Hewy ~ Klsslnier on the matter. lie ordered SecrelarY ol~te Williinl Press Se<relarY Ronald L. Ziegler Pilot Sports Editor :rens "No atte cmsldered by .Syufy would ever meet wtth my approval. 'lbelr ac- lloal lll lbe past bave proven Ibey "" in- • (See DlllVJ..IN, P ... I) P. Rogers to consult ·,nib' ·other said the 1hm dJscljlSed opeclfic 1teps governments "on an urwent baiia" to that mlgH( be taken: to protect "liraell formulate collective security .,....;.. to cili2tns against terror)lt acla -i.. combat the global problem <' -· divlduals wbo would be prone to ter- 'lbe President or<iered otra oecurlty ro"rism and o1har ~ppropriate IOClll"lty precautions in this COllDlrJ -lo • prevenl . measures that aboukl be taken." Flood of Students Due ' • ' ,.l Of Tragedy _at Olympics Wesi · C~unty Scb,ools Brace for Record Attendance . MUNICH -Tbe XXlh 0t)llllpic cim.s coolinlle despite <nieaday'& tragedy in wblch 11 Iaraelt ·atbleles aJld officials wile killed by Arab terl"Ori&ll. DAILY PILOT Sporto f:d(lor Gletm ~Wbilt! lam tbe acene ~ !lie lal<ll MUNICH 197-2" dy Taylor and American water polo coach Monte Nltzkowlki of Huntington Beach. .A!ao &iYinl lhelr views 81'8 Newport BJ ,!!'~ ~ _ School, 1 <&ml"' built for S,11111 but High School, ·Which ls undergoing BeWl'a Pete We[pnd, l!>rmer Ol1mPtan \Veal Orqe :J.;ount aCbool officlals which will tl1ll fall enroll ID eatimated nmodetlng, will be operating al 200 In 1111 .... Ibo lntber .,. cuma1 ,,._ _ ......... .... ~ inll 4,400. . · lludentt Wider capocllfr """"' -.,..., _,,,,, __ ....., ....... ..,.. ot.1_.,,..u "" ·Tbls 11·!0 peroeol aboft rated capoct.. Wbllo high acboal enrollment la u· J>lail, AndJ::""" ..... ter polo or. or -Wben clueea .....,,.. llCI !t;;.and offidlia 111 It mates lhe ICbool ......... to -'"'abcal."'•"' -• llciaI Alie. . . ·11Gnd'a1 iflAr·MDmntr vacatlm. ..... -..... , _.. ,_,_.,, Wlllte'I , ......... ot ~ 'Iba .........,. ICbool dlatrtcta _ lorgeal hilb lchool ·bftho Mate. ' FGunlaln' Vllley elemtnlarJ llllmatea CGut uu fl&ur9 -wtlh a Fountain V~y, 1iua11nCtoo-Beoclt Clty To-e·tha lludeola, tlle tcboo1 will growth will be·•-.....,-~ Bun. report of TOlll Jlermllld ,and Patty and Ocean View -report Ibey bave tho Ule a )line-jJerlod day (the normal la lb<) linatm •Bucb Clty about . llvt' petttn!, JOlnian. . -fairly Well In band, with only whl\'h will beCin at 7:30 1.m. and end at and OceO Vlew.alxRrt two perceat. Thia Bern • I, aa lqllllllee -11 at Goldm Iba-DGrlllal JualliW el • 'ICbedulel and 6:111 ~.m. , will brlns their total enrollm41nts to abciul W•Qonep and Seal Blach reoldeDt, porllaplallttlee-bulllol·Umbleml.. rreemnen for eumple will beCln> ll,!Cll,7,Ht,andlJ,950,reepectlvell. l<lllwlll'haqalt1he()IJmpbaaawater But lhe llunlin&too Bum lftiloo lllglt tllelr ICbooi cliy at 10·111' am. -or': .To -te these new ltu!(enla, polo olllclal tine da7I pltr lo lhe flDal Sdlool District la Utera111 bur&linC at the foorth period -and C..iinue wUl ninth Fountain Vallq o~ ned three elemenlarJ ....-,. - -_-att1c1a1a report. period at f:IO. Tbooe-lresltmen ~ · aclloOls ~ last school year, .and et· lli dtel polltb •·Iha major factAr Wllh a nted capiclty or M,500 'to O!>ftlppelt In lllllletics will praclice In pecla to open ,... more tbb fall . omciala tor the ...-••b!IJ offldallnc In lhe -.•1he ~ 11 ~ 170500 tbe inortq, ollldall report. &&J tho dlalrtet baa now ,..cited about 7~ a-. """""'"'_,,It bopll lut !ail with ta oddlUoa, r.n-BJcb School wlll be peroent -.Uan. San ~'I lln, .i..., pnparee 11,JIO, . ~ wldl •-. ltudmtt than Ir ~ Beach City will open two !er TlllndoT• wwwillloall 'Ill Ill Ht-,,_ moot terio111 .,.,.,.,.tiding P'b-II ........ lllr, .,._ wttlt 400, an4 acboo11 tlU lall and baa two mort in -...._ ._,.iHa 1om will V Foulttalll VaJle1 lUP W•lmllf wtlll llOi JlllD!!nill"" Buch (Seo ICNllO. LL, Pa&• I) ' ' . -l l • Olympics Resumed -·------- Mter Rites MUNICH (UPI) -Arab terrorists turned the 20th Olympic Games into a bloodsoaked baltieground Tuesday that took 17 llves, including 11 Israeli athletes, • nine of them hostages. Today, the other athletes paused briefly to honor the dead, then went back to the games. (See re. lated stories, Pages 3 and 4.) A very Brundage, president of the lnlernalional Ql)'m!>lc Q>mmlllee, told the albletea ..,..ru>led In !be vut Olym· plc stadium that,lodaL WU I "daY of mourDinc" b\11 aald."a •-would resuma 24 hours after Ibey were ~·· .ol.!bo l,;zal> .iiadl; ploday. . SitUng In the Ont lhrte rowa ol 1he lladium Mlclay were tbe , llUrV!vtng membo"' of the team from llra•L For 1hem, the games were ovei· and they were DYlni back lo Israel with the bodies of their comrades. Alt.hoUgh the Egypti..1n team withdrew from the games Tuesday, there was no unified Arab boycott of the renewed com· petitkln. Representatives from Tunisia, Lebanon, Algeria, Iran and Morocco all said their delegations were staying on. Thirteen members of tile Norwegian delegation, however, said they were leav. ing because they believed the games should be canceled. They included 11 members of Norway's handball team, a 50-kllometer walker who already had completed hJJ competition and a fencer. The llraell hostages died Tuesday evening wtien an ambush of the guer- rillas by West German .marksmen backfired. Three helicopters had Down 1h1 (See RESUME, Page II FIRST LOOKER TOOK THE DEAL The Ont looker didn't just look-be bought. This is the ad that sold the car to the "first looker:" '55 Buick. Runs good. Good transportation. $50. • XXX·XXXX The're are Jots more lookers where that one came Crom. To put your ad where they can find it, put it in the DAILY PILOT. Here's a phone number that puts you In dlftcl touch with a DAILY PILOT clasaUied ad-vber: eu.5678. Wea titer Mostly cloudy through ThllfS(lay, with highs in the 80s inland and around 75 at Orange Coast beach- es. Chance of light showers in 1he morning hours. 'INSWE TODA.Y A brand ll<tD, aeOlon In local th<alcr o•ll ·-.,.~ lhll weekend, while other attrao. tioM m the area are rcvfciocd. See Entertammtnt, Paoes 24-2.S. ' • l -' MMM,..._ 1• _.. .... --.. --. .,.. ... ~ 11 IYl'flt '-:fir 11 ...,.. ,,.,, °"· ftll.... " .............. ..,, ·-.. =: ""! --i... --. t • • . J DAllY PILOt " W<dnMor, -6, 197Z SeJaool Bond Valley Council Backs Election. Fountain Valley Clty Councilmen Tue. day night unanimo~ly announced their support fer the Huntington Beach Union JJigb School Distric t bond measure which goes be.fore vo1en Sept. 19. The councU joined with four tlemen- tary school districts and the League of Women Vot'n In announcing its ba cking of $15 million in bonds. The money would go for a new high school and renovation.~ at Huntington Beach and Westminster High Schools. Tbe four elementary school boards that Moving Signs To Get Eye Of Planners· Signs which flash, move. pulsate, animate, spin or rotate may be stopped Jonighl by the Huntlnglon Beach Plan- ning Oommlasion. Commi.vioners will be asked to ap- prove the first phase in a major drive to cut down whet planning department of- ficials consider the "sign blight'' of the town . The rmt phase would rorbid the con- s1ruction of any new moving type signs, except public service notices such as lhose whi ch tell the time or temperature. The first phase also would put a 25-foot hci"ht limit on all free standinl!; pale afgns. The current height limit is 35 feet. have •nnounced their 111pport art \roun- t•ln Valley, HuntJocton llach, Ocean View and West.mlnltu. Foun14111 Valley couocllmtn aiao ex· pre....!......,. .... the poalble lat. at the bond meuure. "I'm .appalled at $0Me of the diSCUAion b:r those pel"IODI stating whether they are for or against the bond," aid Councilman Bemle Svalstad. "'We have the largest high tcbool tn the state tn Fountain Valley. '!be need for • new one ii evident.•• "The bol)d is a relaUvely amall amouat. Anyone who votn agalnlt II Is pinchin& pennies and e n c o u r 1 g I n g juvenile ddinqll<llC)I," added Mayor Al Holllnden. "If an~ faiot.d •I Fountain Valley High Scbooi'be wouldn't have room lo hit the ground," continued the mayor. "We're reaUy going to have to go out and beat on some doon ln our com- munity and the others. No one seenu to be wor.kin& qow to a:et the bond passed,'• warned COuncilman George l!colt. The achoo! bond eleellon 'ncentl)' became matnmralal when blih ICbool '.l'rultot Ray Schmlll announced he would remain neutral on tt. Schmitt said he felt the bond wu poor- ly timed because' taxe1 in the county are up. He alSQ: ob~ to the renovation of the liuntliictm 1*ch lllgh School Auditorium. FromPGfJeJ RESUME •.. Health Spa Faces New Hearing Huntington S..Oh coonctlm<n .....,. what angrily aet Sept. 18 u the date for • beartns on the possible revocation of a bualn!a llctnM Issued to the Aqua Bath Healtb Club, a m...ge parlor. MaJl1l' Al Coen cut the Jone dlualtlng voi. hi ·a 3 to I decision, dedaril)g : "I refuae lo partlcipale 1n another aueh hearing. I thlnk the last time was a trav- esty ol ju!t!ce." "I'm tired of having these come before ua too," said Counclbnan Jack Green. "But l tblnk we must beer U. 0 A few month& ago councllmen revoked the Uce111e for another massage parlor on Beacb ' Boulevard, the He and She Healtb Club. COen oppooed that revoca- tion. ill botb ...... police olftdals bad aJ. Jesed lewd conducl look place 1n botb premise&' • A masaeuae wu arrested Aug. a at the Aqua Bath, 17434 Beach Blvd., on charg- es of alleged lewd conduct, prostitution and possesalon of dang"°"" drup. The S8Wl8 parlor owner was also ar- rested for alleged conspiracy to commit prostitution. , . Cily Admllllltrator David Rowlands told councilmen the cootrovenlal pro- pooed police permit ordlnaooe ii now undergoiJll revision and abould be rudy within a month. He said the police pennlt ordinance might change the system so such permit hearings would not come b e. f o r e the COllllCil . Teamster Union Drivers Cross eet Bally~oo J~dge Gets Censured Suri Tide Buttoni Go on Sak ..-.... ~= ...... .. 1o1e lbll -tilJe tM v.a. -°'""t";lhlpa ll'rldly, Saw.. day and &mday lllmltngtoD Beach. The -booottt pint art •vallable II elty ball, the barbon anll buchn de)Jll'lmen\, the eJiimblr ............. office and will be llOld on the city pier. The cost Is llO cenll. Bill Reed, city informatlan atn-, saya the boo!ltt plna are tbe lllarl ol ., effort lo lllvolve tbe eotln oommuolty In tbia and future au1lng ... tests. ... _"_.. ........ ,,.. ... ---. .. mlaht"''" F p . ==·-dubnm.,...,•·' or atflnO' He laid the dty would llke to -1ht ' . ., ·~ aw1board dlamplombl)JI upandeiJ Jo a -• . . ' weelt-looi oetivlty, wllb "'°""' llld LANSING,,MICI>. 14'> -A )ld(t·ll!d d1sp11JS tbrouSlloul the community, his maglslrata, """"'1 at pllti!W and Thia II olao the l1nl year that u.Rte · toodlinc ltmale COllri em~. ...,. lo the !l'rlday olgbl luau have been put up ""1IUl'Od by . the Mldllgan • SpprtlDI for public .,Je. Thi a..t ol Juau tleketa II Court today for "vu!ill' nilaeonduct." 16.f' per ·-ThOy .,. avaHablt at Judp JlllDOI H. Ed19:; 41, at Iba 11111 the lame pi.. • lite booltcr butlom. Diatrlet In lnJl!iam C.UO\l', a• d McGovern Places Blame Mag!Jtnte James Loe BJollget~ 35, a)>' . peared befOR the coorl. The Judlcfa) Tenure Commlsalon bad recommended tbat Ibey be eensured Jollowlni u In- . vestigallon . • ' Clliel J~ Thmnaa M, Kavanagh ' told ~ir the r-4 "cltarl1 lbows For Deaths on.2' Nations E:~arui~: 1 lhjlt you have ~ ~ and LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Democrallo presidentlll nominee Geafi• S. McGov- ern said today Egypt and Lebanon ""' to blame for tbe terrortsl ttlllng of 11 Israeli Olympie atbi.tea, 111<1 demanded that 11the world community ostraci:.e and punish any country that harbors ... these crirninala." (Earlier story, Page S) Discarding a prepared teJt that had previously been made public, McGovem told the Southern California Board of Rabbis, "We must place the rel)>ClDllbll- ity and we must be bonesl and clear, Ibo blame u .. wttb two Arab pvemmenll- Egypt and Lebanon. . "1bere are reports that our govern. ment may resume diplomatic contact with Egypt," he said. "I urge the Presi~ dent to demand. u a condition of that step, that Egypt shall root out these in- ternatlopal outlaws who seek to impose the peace of the grave oo a whole region of the world and on innocent people from every part of the world. "All of civiti%ed aociety was a casualty of this invasion of the Olympic camp," McGovern Aid. SlaJldlbl tn .tbe ·~of tlle(~ll,· ' pu_b¥•.~,; th!',=..:: 1t: McGowrn.'l'lilldq Dl&bt !brew •Wl1 • '. ~ fO.'the .:nid lllO olllct wblch prepared. apeeeh Clll tuatkm to pour•.._ ' you• hold." . . ., , · lib outrip al the murder ·of larae!i In addlUoo to · ~. tbe court Olympie atbletoi. ' assessed Edgar '1{'0 costi and Blodgetl "And 80 the shame of violence stains $1,000. ·, · our time again," be said. 11Stop it be--The court's ~ followed a nine- fote we come to believe. that violence month investigation and a le&al battle by is tbf'only way of life." •Edgar and BIOJlgett over the 'cclDUD1111on When McGovern said the atbleles wtre cbarg ... dead, the' audience -lo aict In ill ' Tbe Conimlls!O.. said EdP!' •on breath In a single pap. Mlll1 of them llllDIUlllll occialom ... alaa><d, 'patted bad not beard the ..,.., or touched In a famlllar or auaatl_, manner" the buttoeta of nloe femali court employes. FromPflflel BOLSA ... Testimony during a variety of hearinp amplified that to include writing his name on a woman's thigh and bumping a young woman's bead on an office counter hard enough to make her cry .. $300 million more than originally Blodgett, the commission'• official predicted. complaint said, manhandl~ woman The Bolsi lfland plan lay sub~rged employesa. som~ea "in, a BUUettive for several )'tan, ·but resurfaced when manner" and once unfastened an MWD officials said they must at least employe's brassiere. prepare the area for it, in case water Edgar was elected. to bis $26,000-a·}'Ul' Local busineumen and spokesmen from the chamber of commerce are ex~ pected ·to be on hand tonight to oppose lhe proposed sign restrictions. ''There Is only one way lo •lop the Israeli.I and the Arabi to an a1rpart. Cha p • k ---terrible wave of terror,'' be aald. '"!be desalinization beeomee an eeonomlc post Ia 1"11 aod.appolnltd Bloqett lo a reality. -·---$12,700-~year magistracy. -- MWD sourcea say they have no im-Kavanagh told the men the record The commission meets at 7 p.m. ID city t:ouncll chambers. Planning Director Ken Reynold!: says there will be two more phases in the ti ghtening up of sign codes, with the sec- ood phase covering roof 11.(rul and com- bination signs and the third' phase belng a complete rewrite of the. a:lgn ordinance. Protest Leveled Against Newport Police Helicops When two Ar•ba left their ltellcopten lo vez ic et world community mu.st ostracfu and inspect a plane that wu to hive flown punish any country that harbors or offers them to an Arab country, the Gennln• SALINAS (UPI) _ Striking farm sanc~ary to these criminal!. AA long as opened fl.re. workers in the nation's lettuce belt we ra~ to do ~· we will amtinue to see Other guerrillas aboard the third watched angrily when rival Tealll!ter death 1~ the daily paper and face danger helicopter exploded a band grenade, kill-Union truck drivers crossed their picket ev.~ry time we travel abn;>ad. . ing all aboard. lines to move 1 celery harvest. ~~t has bestow.ed 1ta: bless~ on The dead fncluded the two lll'aella kill· · indIScrimlnate terrorl!lm u an mstra- ed in the initial Arab uuult. tbt nine The .strikers waved the black Aztec ment of ite own foreign policy " McGov· Jsraelil seized u bolt.ages, a West banners of Cesar Ciavez' United Farm em said. "And then la ~. too, for German policeman caught up ln an ex:· Workm Uni6o Tuelday when the the government of Lebanon. The m1ln change of sbota at the airport, two Arabs Team.stm amved at Inter Harvest Inc. offices of lhe terrorist gangs are in who were with tbe hosllga when Ibey lo move ~lery plct.d by management BelrUt " died and three suerrtllU ltllled by I""' crews. There WU llO violence. Mce;,vem also repealtd his Iheme Ore. Worton waited off the llelda of the from a rally Tuesday night shortly alttt Tbo body ol one of tho three dad guer-eompaey, one of tho llrge>t IMtuce tbe murdtn1 ...,. ttvealed: "Stop the rlllu "~' found l1Wl>Y and ldt!IUfted growen In the nation, Friday after a ldlJlq. S!Op the tUJq everywhere.ff lat~ today u llJl Ara~. 1hrte Araba were two.year contracl'upired. _t· · · "I watit to make it poestble for ebildnn taken allve at ·tbe air bue. Two ol lbem Harold Bradabaw, prealdenl 01 Jntg 1n tblo counl>Y and In tbe Mtddle East and wenl wounded. Harvest, whic\1 -l>u fielda 111 Soutbern all around tbe world lo bei:)ble lo live a 'Pet1t1bn$ slgned by 1,089 persona pr& The murder• Rnt-• wave of rewlsion Calif~ and Arizona, said tbe • .,U-lke al full and aecure life be(ore . \bev rU. " be testing regular dally flights of the the .~ ol JI!< .1~ ,PfvlllllnJ Id • • • · " '" Newpon Beach police helicopter were around the world, and in line!· there aeudn wu "deftDltely · hUrtlni ua," and 88 • · ' ' . subniltted th ls morning to City Clerk were vowa to avenge 1}le dead. There ._;tbe monetary Joa~ be "sutmantlal." Fl'OtllPqeJ Laura Lagtos. . allO ...,.. bllter feelinp apinll W... ' Ne rot h II on 1 -. reported Tbe peUtlona ~Ju ~ pmenled lo coW.. Genni'n, 'foe' poi'ullltlnf tbe tragedy lo , "proiieuJOc . ,niuttnely" belwe<n the eilmen Monday night at a apecial public feelln tbel bad their birth In union and mao1gimeo~ btll Ibero wu no hearln~~ lo ~Ir eillzen oplnloo on ochcur -...., of 'w' ~· W n. •!in ol -eot. the po ,alt J>Otioll. . t • ~g~, ~N ar . The l1FIVl1 and ~ Taamllm ~"" Tllo·' 'iltlbds ·.~ i)gtied by resldenll Marl}> Arab uliona wve appalled al been competing for cGatr-In the from , every a~ of the dty and the ~gedy and the Jordnlln 1ovem-agrleUlturally rich ~ Vallif afnco incllld~· ·tM nalh~ -Of a bandf\11 of ment ln Its second denunciation of the ao-Chavez began orgenl.tln&)U... il\,1970. persons from 'Colt' Mesa. tion called the attack an °ugly dime Tiley eall !qr tbe city to allow the which ·baJ aerved lo destroy the Arab hellcopten tp 11go aloft only when they n Syria which iupporta the guer-are called on for aipport by oUter units cause. • Bikini Used By Bar Thief NEW ARK, Clllf. (UPI) -A dan- cer was stripped. of her bitlnl by a "very drunk" customer in · a nightclub who used the garment to bind 'her and rob tbe eub register mediate plans for development in the showed "then was no intent on your part Bolsa Chica marshland. Tbey only want to specifically commit immoral acts, lo buy the property now. · al~ lo much at the general public, The new report claims that the ac_counts of your activities ~ cer- switchyard, and underground power and tamly ten~ to Indicate otherwise. , water lines would have no serioll.!I effect The acUons of Edgar and Blodgett 111o on the environment, and could be com-did not appear to have impairtd the palible eJtber wttb a developed marina functions ol tbe court. Kavanagh aald. community or• wildlife preservation. Edgar, who said be. would eootin'!" to ' .u campaip for J'Hleclion thla november, The report does -that: Bolla Bay told the court In a prepartd lllatemenl The report does.note that: "Bolla Bay that lhe eensuni "dou not rest-imy and lb shores r.present .. -judlclal aclloo tabn by 1111 .. Ina~ whieh la beeomlng lnereallngly. searee tentlm to judicial duly or the lallurt of oJong the Southlrn Calllomla eda91line. my court u a 1a1f and upedl-. & Natural estuarle& are npldly yteldJng to •truwatl ol due ~·" encn>achiriir IB'banizatlon." • • · H~ lild tbat wlien"'f'int COllfrGbted wttb It polnll out that &o pen:enl cl "threats and oSJJegatiom" be "!n:l"4 cal~omra•,-original estuartne II"• llosJ , tbooe persons involved lo oend'tbe cbarg~ been deslfOyed and much ol ,the fe-f' 'lo tbe JodtcW Tltlure Comml3slm I«' mainlng 40 pere<nl bu either been · lnveolig1tlon. I Ullled !ID·-' 111-- aJtered. or is threatened. .. tton not wt of ptl"IOtll.l concern fmo m. MWD officials say tbelr projeel, sulatioo from the charges but wttb con.I leaturlni llrgely unckqrouod lioel 111<1 cern fllr the coUrt and respect 'for tho facilities, eouJd be quit. compatible wltb vehide provided to handle auc:ll matlerl the natural pr~atkm of the BoJaa before the commission." 1, estuary. Edgar charged tbal bis caae wu tried tn the new• media ralher &ha.a through tbe courts. Folsom Prison Inmate Stabbed or agencies ... , rill• movement, blamed the events on They ala<> cWnand Newport Beach In-GennlJlY. DRIVE-IN •.. of 1150, F'Ou;()M (UPI) -William Joi.-, Blodgett laid In a prepared lllaiement, 11 At' no Ume was I engaged in immoral ar suggestive eonducf. But for premature diaclo.~ures to the news media by certa1a county commLssi911en. I would hive readily admitltd my misllkea and ..,. cepted my punl.sbment." •titute l belloopter aJWring nrrangement . Pope Paul VI uld !lie Arab attack with. dll clti.e1 .ot ·eoata--Ye5', Hun~ "di~bonora our time" and exprt1ttd hope Be&.<\'l:t~~ Hun~gtoo Beacluiiicb tbe Heed wlll not be repaid with more operate , jhi!lr .Own gcilice department violence:- bellcopten. '!be dty ol lrvlne decllned to In Bonn, Chancellor Wllly .Brandt call- rent bellcopter · tulltlme patrols 'tfben ed. a special meeting of his cabinet 1o they coDtracted with Costa Mesa for di.!C\lSS the aftennath of the sbootlnj. police pro~tlon tor the new city. Reinhard Pr'•~ one of the two s. l'll1ll Freed, m4 San Joaquin HUis Roa d, organiur ol the protest, abo filed helicopter pDola wbo Dew the Arab guer- notice with 'councllmen that he intends to rillas aJ\d their Imeli hostages from the present a formal 30-mtnute · presentation Olympic Vlllage to the air base where in protest· of tbe· hellcopt.eri at Monday the .shooting OCCUl1'fdt 1aVe bis account night'11 meeting in city ball aad will be of the incident today. joined by five other speakers. Praus and twn copilots escaped uni& Freed attacked the cost of the patrols jured in the· shootout at the Flesteo- and labeled the helicopters "dangerous" feldbruck air base outside Munich. to the citizenry. The second pilot. Gunnar Eberle, .. DAILY PILOT 11lt OBnve CNt.1 DAIL T ,ILOT w1\ti ""ict. h omtolned tN H-·Pran. ti ""'bUtlled W .... Orlllll9 CONt Publllhlno c;:o,,.,.,.nv. S•""' ,,,. irdttlonl .,. PVbllll'lft. Monmy ttl!'llWh Frld•v. for Cos11 ' """'· H.wpert llffdl. Hllnfll'91m llt.:tt/Founkln Viti.,-. Ll!IU!ll ll1f(tl, l""""s.ddl.wdt Ind San ClllMn1$1 s.n Juan c.,11n.no. A ''""'-NOton.9 oslllkln h p,191flllltd Sl"'"""9 Ind St#ldlY'o TM prJnt"'91 (llull.1Wllllll '41nl 'It et :alt Wftl • .., l!Ntt. c .... ~ Dll!Omla,. .,..,, Roil•ri N. W•.d '"""~ .... ..i ...... J.c.k .. c.r1 • ., Viel Pt'tlkNnl Ind 0-11 MINttr Thom•• ic...,u ·-n.-i •• A. ,....,hi11• M.lnellfll EdUor Ch1 rle1 H. Loo, klc.lt1r4 P. Hen A•il•ttnl MIMMoolnt trflliln l•rry Co-..111• W.tl~~ .... H.....,_ __ 17175 .......... 1 .... ....i M•Ulftt Mch·•••t P~O• ... 7'0, '2'41 --uoi-... Cft. m,..,.. A-. C•ll M .. : UI W...m ...... ... di: ~ "' loul.V.,.. ~"t:!.., .. : JU NOtllrl I C..inlM ll•I T•f•J•••• C7141 "41"4Jn CtwHW AM'tfil"'9 6414171 ,,_ .......... c....irc-fltll 14f.ll10 rece ived terioUI lung injuries. Praus gave the following account: "I was Dying the lirsl helicopter. We were told to land near the main entrance in a noodllt area. "The guerrill11 1111de tbe erews of botb helicopters. stand out.side their craft. Tbey opened the doora on botb sides of tht helicopters and trained t b e i r Kalashnikov submachine ~.-~. the hosta,1tes who remained inside bbnowlded with their hands bound. "Suddenly. the police starled. llriJli and shot either one or two of the guerrlllu. The rest o( them immediately emptied their machine guns at the second helicopter. The hostages began scream- ing inside. From Page 1 ENROLL ... planning ltagu. Deputy Superintendent Charlet Palmer says the dhltrlct 11 now enterlll& a fut srowth phue. "Tbe .. 1reme1y rapid gn>wth that '°"'' other dlatrlcb bavt bad now fa'* us," he said. "We could easily double O\D' enrollment ln the next five to eight yea", depending on OOw fast new developments go In." · The district is now roughly ~ percent saturated, Palmer e1timale1. Poliee laid Tuesday tbeY ea~ 49, wu 1tebbed lo deatb In bis cell In sensitive to tbe problem. ~ .ha., a suspect an hour after the incident tho FoJaom Pru honor aeclion near tbe Zoo Curator Dead ·by eanvwlng nearby bara, where art workabop. · questoned our qualifications and our they found the tuspect having •1one Authorities beard screams Tuemay and SAN DIEGO (AP) -Dr. George HenrJ right to petl.tlon," aaid Ruloff. for the road." rulbed to Jobmon'a cell. Be hid been PurneDe, curator of mammals 1t Saa "lly movlnl! around the ""!""· tbey'n. Arrested wu Eldon R. W'Jlta, IL stabbed aeveral times a oJne.incb, crud.. Diego 1.oO" alnce 1953, Is dead at 14 af!er just rubbing a.all In the wound," added -============!......:'Y::....:made=:...::tnll=e.=--------.,.-•..:uH=ertng==..:a:....:_eardlac==-..:a..:r..:r..:e..:•..:t __ _ the homeowner. Rusotf said be ts worried about the site change because the new location ill already mned industrial and drtv~1n· theater would be a pennitted tem- porary use for the land. "l don't feel we have a chance •mless the city councll changes its position," said Rusoff. The apPlication for the new theater site ls scheduled to come before the planning commission on Sept. 13. "People will be outraged U this goes through," warned Rusofi. Fountain Valley Hosp i ta l Administrator Gene Mesick predicted tf>. day the new the.ater location would still cause considerable traffic problems around the hospital. However, Mesick did say there wo uld be no noise or light problems (or the hospital lf the theater were to relocate. l'romPflfle I SIGNS ... change, fine.· But we have the right to vote u We want. '1 The commercial center, not yet finish- ed. was built under a conditional e'I· ceptlon. The sign battle Involves two larl(e pole signs -one ror 7·11, one for Baskin-Robbins 31 Flavora. "n-are both major t.oal!la and botb nnt top bllllng," Fred Jeflenon, a spokesman !or Sblelda Devel-en! lold Illa council "Neltber one Is wilJ1ng to glv• in." Jeflenon, who 11 ehalnnan ol the Orange County Pl8nnlnc Commlulon, asked Green and Matney 1o • .......idor tbe1r .. i. and grant tbe zone ehanfe. uu you pd your two major teoanta want to meet wtth me I'm 1v1llable," Matney rep!Jiil. wlihout cbaniinl lib GEM TALK TODAY by J. C. HUMPHRIES PANNING FOR DIAMONDS Few people !mow that dlamonda can be found by using the familiar gold pann.ing procen. Just .. In pannln1 gold, the miner stakeil out a el.im near a litUe river. digs until he llDdl a streak of blue day. He transporll that day to the 1tre11111 and washes it In tbr"" sieves each havinl dU- ferent sii boles. When cinly grav.I · nmama, be easlly spOll the largat dtamonds Jn the top aleve, medium In .~ Jecond and th• amallest In lbe tlllnl, He then trtu to 1et tho bell pom. bli price from bo;yeti, ' ' Venezuela Is coe ol. tho fe!r - trieo left wtw. • ~ IJ'llner can 1WI leg1ll7 ltotp wbat lie 11nd•. The famed Barabu dlUDOnd. fo.und by aurlace po••inl ii> y._ zuela, wu cut Into llon• which l!lorJOmopCoutellallon c~ Q 1taccomplllltdbJaclitfllolt• attealloJtoitltncredlbl1aecuracJ. OME):.A It'1tb1u!Jfmlllwoldatof" ' --~ .......... -- J.C. .J.Lmp/i,.ied ·j,/wqfeN 182i NEWPORT BLVD., <;OSTA ~ • • ~'· l'1t 0..... CHll l'utlllNl'll ~.,.. .... ,......., llMlrlt....._ lllltlr"1" ll'llMW • •"'1MI•_.. ._. fM't • f=il .. ,....... -Ill .... Ocean View, with the smallest growth or lhe w.,1 Orange County dl!l!'lctt. opened only one IOhool WI yur, and l>u ' no plana lo open otbtra ln the bnmedlaWi flltute. Tbe dl!lrlct I• e!llmated 1o 'bl' Vote. . ., ' . Gl'OOll ~ Jelfmon tbll ltll!N-' ~ IQVnl CGlllOlidaµ.n of Jha two, 111N,1 11 """"'' the .-~ ""'4. ~'"'' l*'ouabl up at 1ht ~·· Sep!. ,., m&etbll· eventually JO!d for•• Bat tho OOtMNJENT-nAMs - ll'llMr llhortly -tllr<iuP the about 7S percent u turated. 1 -.. ~-· .. ..... dlml .... ··~ ,.,,...... Call ... . .... 4INTW ..... .......,, tr ... au ~ "'"""" · ...,. ..... _.... ' I • • ,PMONI 9'1 ••t money iDI! w~ .. to ,m'"lnl n YUiii lM IHI Jo""' l.clcATIOH ~aln. ..................... ~ ........... llJl!llll • • t • • I . ( • • • •, ! \ I i \ • I .• . Wtd"""'1, s.p.-6, 1972 H DAILY PILOT ii - Israel ifeam Chief Escapes J UPlf.....-. SLAIN BY TERRORISTS -Three of these four members of the luael weight lifting· team are dead as a result .of the Arab guerrilla reign of terror Tuesday. From left are. victims Zeev Friedman, David Berger and J0&epb Romano. Coach Tuvia Sokolovsky (right) escaped. W.Germans To Examine Police Acts MUNICH (AP) -With the Olymplcs resumed, the West German eovunment ordered a full-ecale Investlc•llon todoY of the terrorism and police action which combined to kill 11 memben of the LI· neli team and five Arab guerrillas. Offlclals insi!ted today that the airport shootout which resulted in 15 deaths wu neces.sary in an elfort to save the. Iaraell bostag ... The plan failed -all nine bol- tagea died alonJ with five tmorisb and a German policeman. Two Israelis died earlier when the !er· rorisll invaded their quartm at the ~pie Village. 'lllen, late Tu..day nlgllt; the terrorists and the ourvlvlng laraells were taken to an airport Jn an osteillillJe program to fiy them all to the Middle East. German authorities bad become con-. vinced that "a flight out of th.II country would have meant certain death for the athlet ... " the Interior Ministry said. Three ourvlvlng lemlrisla lace multiple charges of murder, a Bavarian court official ssicl. They were wounded u police tried un- succwlully to free the boalages. 'Ibe aurvivon' wounds were dMcribed Journey!Js End as not serious. 'Ibey were undergoing • police interrogation. at an undisclosed 1o-Uf'1 ,...,,._ cation. The court bu 411 houra to luue JEWISH ATHLETES WEEP FOR II LOST COMRADES .AT OLYMPICS 1 formal warrant of. arre.st. Day of Mour~ing for Victims Declared by Avery Brundage · Some Vietims Were · immigrants U the three are charged and c::onV!cted • of premeditated murder, they would lace . a -mamnunr~nceor life imprlSOb·----: ---· --------- BY TH,E ASSOCIATED PRESS One of the 11 victims of the Arab terrorists who . invaded the Israeli quarters at the Olympic Village Tuesday came to Israel two years ago' from America. Another emigrated from the Soviet Union only three mnnths ago. =.:er• Is no death penal~ in West Oh. Mh k. Murder Germsny'g conscience, lone· tortured in w ur ing all its dealings w1tb Jews, was· agatn stricken with assertions that the attempt DAVID BERGER, a 23-year-<>ld lawyer, emigrated to .Israel in 1970 from Shaker Heights, Ohio. His main aim in becommg an Israeli citizen was to compete as a member of the Israeli team at Munich, a friend said. ~=:,~~~T.!tfJ Of V.S.-born Israeli Berger, a middleweight, had won the New York stat~ and regional weightlifting championships, and won a gold medal m the Maccablah Games in Israel in 1969 when he competed on the U.S. team. · · · . In .1971, Berger represented Israel at the Asian Games in Bang· kok and took s.ec:ond place. . . Jle.;was a bac4elor a~(\ had been studying Hebrew in lsrall prioi to practicing his professinn. MARK SLAViN, 18 was the rl!Cl'Uit fmrri the Soviet Union. He was to have made .his ;debut today >Iii the 'Grero-Roman W?e'slling comoetition. • · ·},· '·' \) '"' ·The <1ine others. slain included Moshe Weinberg, M; the •wrest-· ling coacb and'Greco-Roman ·champion of I1•r.ae·J•in •the middle- weight division for six. years. He W1'll the title at the Mac<;a&lah Games in 1965 and had been roach for five years at the Wmgate lnstitµte. He was· married 10 months ago and had a son. . YOSEF ROMANO, also 33·and a weightllfter, came to Israel as a child from Libya. He was Israeli champion for nine years m the Light and middleweight divisions. An interior decorator for a Tel Aviv company, he Is SurYived by his wife and three daughters. ELIEZER HALFIN, 28, arrived from the Soivet Union three Y.e~s a~o. A wresUer, he was elimiJiated from the free-style compet1t1on after winnin• his first match against an Indian. ZEEV FRIEDMAN, also ·28, was bantamweight weightlifting champion of Israel for six years and a physical education instruct- or at the Wingate Institute. KEHAT SHUR, 53, the marksmanship coach, emigra~ from Romania in 1963. He was said to have built Israel's rifle team into one of the world's 20 'besL . ANDREI SPITZER, 4~, a fencing instructor and trainer, eml· grated (rom the Netherlands with bis Dutch wife two yaar1 ago. YOSEF GOTTFREUND, 41, emigrated to Israel Imm Romania about 15 years ago. He was-serving as a wresUing referee at the Olympics, , JAKOB SPRINGER, ·51, a weightlifting instructor, also was serv· ing as a refetee at the Munich games. AMITZUR,SHAPIRO, 32, an athletics trainer and f.byslcal educa· lion Instructor, wu· coach of Israel's track contlngen . l • • ,.. Olympic M.emnrial Hehl: . Before· Packed Stadium I • ' the reconslructed nation that aought to smooth lta accounta with history in a festival of youth and strength emerged again a loser. The circumNnces of the l!bootout at Fuerstenl<ldbruck, a military alrllekl. were still imprecise and will come under the government's inquiry. Munich police start.<! out insisting that the llnt shots were fired by an Arab who reacted hysterically when be saw police In readinesa at the airport. ·The 'J>Ollce la'er retracted lhil. They said fin1ber inVeslillaUon showed tlu!t police lharpsbootm opened fire when two gyerrillu showed themletvea in what . waa deocribed 11 especially favor- able position. 'The llharpohOOlets were not able to knoct the two Arabs out or the battle belore·they bad goU.. off shots of their own. the police said. Pollce spoke of dilficult tsrgetln1 condi· tlons at· the airport, with the sharpshoot· ers firing scope<!qUlpped rllles at what were described. u shadows. The government 11wlll prtpare a report on the events to show what steps were taken. . .and whether any errora were made" in bani!Iing the affair. 'Ibe chief government spokesman, con-- rad Ahlers, abo lald Germany will seek U.N. cli>cussion of joint measures to~ vent repitition of IUCb. termrist acts. * * * Israel Reacts ' With Repulsion Over Slaughter JERUSALEM (UPl)-Wlth "wrath and repulsion," Israel today deplored the nuwacre in Munich of 11 membe" of Its C!71Dpic team as a demonstration of the •icrlm.in.al character" of Arab guerrillas who it said endanger world ptace. It made no direct threat of retaliation, however. MUNICH (AP) -"Ille ~c ocoreboard was blanl<llMJ !>lta todaJ u the bead o! !sr~'• OI,.. team joined . The llnt official reactlon to the tragic e\""enta in West Germany came u the na- tion mourned the slain Otymplanl with a But Dorie al 'the Arab tollila auembled chorus of calls for reveogo against Arab on the flekt:·J,,. ieji~totlVeS of East tem>rlsla and the nations that shield ,Europeln, ~-batiO:DS were vlai· them. ble and It ..:.. .. -t that" tha Wut Germany also became the target lop West German and• Q)m~lc ollldala • ap,....._ no more n a of a wave of public outrage oo grounds bl a memorial to 11 tlllmben of • Iba • quarte<.i the 'bla.Amerlclll team was on that Its Olympic aecurlty was lax. ·fsraeli team mw'cleted bJ Arab \er. ' hand. 1 ' · · ' "With wrath and repulaioo, the govem- rorists. · ' Al '8'ufldqt &p0ke, five blac~ African ment of Israel pillories the murder of 11 More than 811,000 ptr90l1I overflowed ' atb!etes left Iba m111ed ,....P In the in-Israells . . . perpetrated by Arab ter- tbe main 11adium. For the flrll time In field and waited oul. rwisfJ," a Clblnet communique said. the N-.. 1 .. G ~ murderoul attack, w b I c h 1thelr history, v.,...,... ames were II wu not known imnJedlatey ll it wu detnoostrates the criminal character of ,IUlpended and llWl1 came to the · a deliberate protest but ii mlabt have the Ara~ terrorist organlsatkm, con--.~ ~ .tt. might be the.end. be<ft related to what · Brundage .. Id stitutes a peril nol only to Israel and to Avery Bnindare,.ft;"11-°i_~_11!11_10-about the RbOOealan queiuon. her citiRlll, but to peace lhnlugbout the Ing presldtnt o1 the International Olym· -,,,.-petilii'th ortliO Olympi( mov.. ii~" 00mmuni.jue llsaued alter an ·~ic Committee, -lo\ld!Y applauded • l'*lt lald in ,llfl opeecb tllal the bluer miergmcy meeting ;,,'lbe cabinet under hen he announced that, following Iba the Olymplca -. the mon they are Prime Minister GoLia ·Meir, vowed Israel "The 1ame1 muat ao on." • opeoecl lo CCllDllltl'dal, polWcal and, ~ would. 0 pe:nevere in Us war ap1nst let" . Olympk ' albieles onec1 ' the playlns llaallJ, criminal, _.... rorllt organisaticll\I and will not e1cure field, with the aurv!Vinf II membm of "Till laot Ole Rbci"dlillal batlle apinlt thole who aid them from respooslblllty." llracl'• team in Iba C111ter, wearing nalold pellllcol ~I," he aid In It added,'-.er, that the appropriate .-Jaclcets aod white yamultes, the rel-to the declllco ·to oust MClll'lty forces wculd be reporlinr to the Jewlab .ikuQsapa. llhod.ia from the pnies under black next C.blntt meeting, lndicatlng that "° Tl1e lhro!IC"lllood 11! allence ._ Sbiiluel AfrlcU _..... ~ llfiiiiliilljli reWl.ltlon wll to be a· Lalkln, the team leader, rud the namei The Alrlcana wllo left...,.~ poet«.. 'Ille cabinet muaDy meets on . The • crowd •pplauded when Lolltln by newamen u ~ Etli!opJ1n1 and two ~. leclered: "May ,.. -yau that the Keoya111. Tbelr coUWles were among A government apokelman said the aporumon of Israel 'Will ""'tlnue to tab tile African Jl!!lom dlioatenlng to walk b\>dlOI al the 11 eialn Olympians would be CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) -All state flags fly at half-mast today in memory of David Berger, 23, an American-born welabUllter on the Israeli Olympic team who was one of the nine hostages kUled by Arab o:munand<l!I. Berger ,,1 graduate of suburban Shaker Heights High School, bad citizenship in both C«mtries. He moved.. to Iuael in 1970 after visiting the country and lilting it. His ~. Dr. and Mrs. Benjalnln Berger of Shalter Heights, beard of their i l e .' son's death through a televi.Slon r'port. Alier they learned that be had · been kiUed, they dectinro to talk about the Olympic tragedy. Gov. John J. Gllligllh on Tuesday night ordered flags flown at half.mast in mem· ory of Berger. Earlier in the evening, he called the [amlly to offer any assist~ . Also io memory ol Ber1e0 deaJll.jbe Ohio McGovern-Shriver offices announc- ed that it Would "not partlotPate in My public activity throughout · the :slate af Ohio today." 5 pc. GEMSTONE Group '· f' FAC ORY PURCHASE SAVE SOo/o .. EMPRESS by MALLIN ••TIMI ·--... .. v •• Reg. $!lo.DO SALE $89'5 PRICE • 5'788 Old Fashion Porch SWing Death Heard Shots In Morning Arab Attack ML"NICH (UPI) -Shmuel Laltin al T'l Aviv, chief of the Israeli Olympic team, said today he escaped from bis : room in the Olympic Village an boor ~ aft'r the Arabs took nine memben of ... his team hoslage. , ,. •·t \\'&:!awakened at 4·:W (a.m.) by the ·~ shooting ," La.lkin said. "Vr.'e think lbey shot because thev had some resistance from our boys. The first one <Moiahe \Veinberg) \¥85 shot at S.10 and they '· carried his body out. ! ~ ··1 don 't know '"hy thl'y shot the other one. 1 can't ask anytxxly because aU the others are dead." lie said none of 1hC' terrori'lts came • to his room . He said they only entered rooms l and 3 and he \v<Ts alone in room . 5. ~ He said rive members <lf the team In room 2, and two men1bers in room 4, also escaped. '"\Ile left one by on,, sneaking out ln the early morning darkness," he said. He said he was scared "like every human being ls when somebody is shoot- ing at him." ": He said two members in the raided room escaped. One was Tuvye Sokolski, the weightlifting coach . \Vho dived out a window in room one. The other was • wrestler named Seberin. "He ran away. H' just ran,'' Lalkin said of Seberln 's escape. Play Resumes ' In Olymptc=s ___ _ MUNICH (UPI) -Romania and Hungary started play Jn a handball match today, ending an unprecedented 2".-hour suspension of the Olympics. The match reaurned the Olympic pro- gram Interrupted Tuesday by the International Olympic Committee after Arab guerrillaa killed Israeli team members. Flags Lowered SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov. Ronald l\ooian ordert!LtodaY ll>at all llw Ip.,, front of all alate bu!fd!nil In CoU!Orula > be lowered to hall stet! In tribute to the • 11 memben of Israel'• Olymlfte loam slain by Ara~ ~II '!)le~., ALL •L•CT• IC, ALL Y•All 'llOUNO OUTDOOR GRILi. • """' Ca.t ,, .. ml- • ci.... ,.._Mr '"" ......... ". • f'llltet1i. ..... _, .. e C.-lvlty .... ,,...... s139so· :.::~· ... -· .. • f'M '"" 1111rt11IM DIRECTORS CHAIR ,,_----'i OllGINAL GOU> MID.AL .. • . • • 1>111 In Olympic coml>Olltlco in the aplrlt Giii « llbod!lll wu ali<>Wed to flown bOmo '1'hund9. o1 brolherbood and i-" partlclpete, u llNndal• wished. .Flap would be flown at hall m11t , he SANTA ANA ORANGE COSTA M ESA : •. ~~ ... , .a.,r: • '."14 :i 8? l) I 17 !l N Orang!) Moll • Q'l~ . •. I 70b N-::._,.1" 1 • r • r r I fllr. 1-N,' ~f I '•l-S• 100y.I, Norlh ol1lq ["<'' 1-,, ,. Around the atailimn, thl nap ol Iba oc.w ~ at tlie ...-Isl re-Ilic!, bot u would not ba an official day of • DI pertldpetlng -..... ot biill l!lalned ..-.i. ....... a larp ....,, ,_,,,.,, enabllrc Iaraelll to stay bomt Mall, 1Dclndl111 l!M, ol the Arab ...--.... al • • -wort. • . . ' -• • .f • • .. • 4 D.AILY PILOT Wtdnesd•J, Stpltmhr 6. 1972 Olympics' Blackest Day Ever BI WILL GRIMSLEY ~ S....W C.n• 11 lkM MUNICH -Stralla of dri!d blood wm vilible al Ille doorstep of Apart- ment 2, Building II, where Moshe Weinberg WU thmm, bullets In bis bead and abdomen. A mampled ch<wln( aum wrappor was neamy and ·boll a doten acatlmd almoodl. Tbe heavy double Cius window •"ed an ugly acar, 1 galh from a bullet. But windows don't bleed. Oo Ille 1ide of Ille bulldlnl w11 aq ln- vilaUoo doled Aue. :II from Ille 1.<n- trllrll Der Juden In Deul5Cbland, , .. ; 'flting all Jewl1h athletes to an ! obaervance of Rosh H11hanah, the • Jewish New Ye.ar, on Sept. 7. 'W ~en the terrorist• . . .l»•t"•ed in,. Wel11ber9 Suit Filed on Campaign Funds ... Common Cause Cliiims 1925 Law Requires Disclosures WASHINGTON (AP) -Commoll cause today announced ~ hod filed 11111 In U.S. Dlatrlcl Court heft to foroe public dl~re of the financial backtrt Who coolributed more than 410 million to President Nbum'1 ,....Jectloo compalgn prior to April 7. · 1be 1U[t was a1alnst lhe Finance Commlltee to RMlcct Ille Pr<1ldenl and its brancher, cbargln1 !hem with viola- tion ol Ille Federal Corrupt Practices Act of 1111. Common Cauoe Is I publ!O-in· 1em1 croup. John Gardner, cbaJrman of Common Cause and a former secrellry of Health, Education and WeUan, said Jn 1 st.a~ rnenl the! "lbe Pretldeot llOd bis 1d- vilm did not rud tbe law very car<luliy In laking lbe position tbat they did not Have to file auy repolU to revul uy 01mt1 prior lo April 7." April 7 wa lbe effective dale of lhe new Federal El-CampaJcn Aci, "'1lcb ttg1lll'OI dllclosure of all a>n· lribullolll of more tban flOO. Bui Ille Nlxoo IUJ1d.talaen IOOk th• position tbey did ,JIOI have to dllclDoe the IOlltct of flll>M rtlaed before April 7. Gardner 11id, however, that Ille 1925 •cl requlrel periodic dilclolUre .. port. front "any cammlttee wblcb abceptl con· biboUooo or makes erpeodllum !or tbe -ol lnll"""""' Ille electlcm of candidates· er presldtntill and vice- presldenllal eleciors In t..O or more states." Tbe suit coalends thal Ille Pretidenl's flnanco committees "delr!y fall wllhln tho ian&Wlge and Ille purpose of the ropoJ'.lln4 requlremeotl . of Ille former law." 1"' lm ..i wat repealed by Ille new elections law, but Common cause llkl the suit could be liled since the alleged vioilllona occurred :irjlile it was still in eU~. "It must ~ empbaslud." Garitntt said, "that w• are not deaiini gnly w!lb pa.ot events. The 110 millioo railed before April 7 .f"!'.Y profoundly ~uence ,events between riow and No\'embr!r .11 He llld be hlformed Clark MacGrtpr, the .President'• Cllllllllillt ...... ., •. of the le&al basil for lbe 'soil on AuJ. 7, but bo4 received no rtpJ,. 'Ibo sllit urged quick 1ction by lhe <OUrl .., grounds lhl! dllcloaure o[ lbe • New Bugging ~ Bid Claimed 1 , · 1 tried to hold them baelc. Be IOIU shot holding the 1 floor, but because of his ! heroism, man" o tlaer• · escaped.' Reds Capture Hilltop Site NearDaNang By Democrats j . ·~ lt ii a date that 11>me "'On't keep. : On Ille doors of apartments 2 and 3, the names art written on a green pad . , , Zeev Friedman . . . Gad Tzobary .•• Yosef Roman . . . Mark Slavin ..• , Shaul Pan Ladani. l THEY ARE in pencll now, some to be ' chiseled into stone -on tombstones, a i reminder of the darkest d'ay in Olympic blsto ry._ ___ ... Some esca~. Some didn't. On the dax oiler, oombei8tli ete1 came by -Bulidfug 21 on · the Connollyatraae -named for · U.S. Olymplo,dlamplons Horold and Olg1 Q\JU10llf ,-to 19ol, lo poy a 1iieQI JrU>u1' ind ~hopo to, wolldu. Others CIDlA! oul of curi611ty. t;verybody mmed iJU•J"•Yid. ""' belltving. ~tt'1 bird . to belleve," aaid Dr. Nell Jacbon, the coach or the U.S. women's track ••• '~It's bard to think that anyone can continue tbe gamea alter thil." A allghUt built man In·• red Cenacllan team blazer .stood in front ol the Israeli quarters ihooUng pictures, his eyes darnp with te&r1. ''I WAS vrry c:lOae to all of thtm," saMl MU11n Green, fl,Jram Montreal, an • coontint servldg unofficially with the Canadian delegation. "I met aome .or them at the Maccablah Gamu. . "I was wllb tllem the night bOlore ii happened. Gad Ttobary, a. very good rrtend ' and a member of the wrestling tam, uked me to spend the night wilb them. U Ille Canadl11t11 hadn\ been bav· file 1 porl)' Ill' bollng judges and of· ficiafl, l woqld hovt 1ccepted." Aftet a day_ of. Ylrtual 1iege, the gates o! Ille Olymp~ VWage ...,. opened today to memben ol the preu and public wearing proper crecfenliJb, But four 10Wll Germln army men in ~ uniforms stood guard over Bui1dtoc SL No cme WU lulde. The IUnl\'lt!g !Jr..ui hod -moved and ~ 'In Iller quarters.' • on Utt ~ floor, a light could be ..... allll """''"' ~b • ball-open curlalu. Tbe tetmrtlta, !ti their rush to ~. !ia4 ~I~ lo puJl the switch. , A HONG KONG alblele who lived In .the nu\ IOClloD of apartmen~ said the 1Jr1elil told blm Welnberl died • hero's dolb. "He was a blg, Itron& man/' lhe Asian 11hlele llld. "Whoa lbe terrorlltl barged In Weinberg tried to bold tbem back. He .. ~. allOl holdlna the door, but because of bis heroimr, many others escaped." Weinber& wu a former wrestler who served u wrettllJll coach. ' Shaul Landini, Israel's sllgbOy·built, bespectacled 50-kilometer walker, also gave Welnbtrg credit. "He awakened most of us and held the terrorists oU long enough for us to get away," the walker said. SAIGON (UPI) -Communist lroopo overran a key SOuth Vietnamese hilltop pooliloo 31 miles aootb of DI N11111 today and shot down two 1overnment helicopters trying to land reinforcements nesr tbe threatened town of Tien Pbuoc two miles away. Nine other helicopters were bit. UPr reporter F.dward Busett was told by Allied olflcers that Communist forces stormed Hill 211 just after dawn, break· ing through the barbed wire perimeter by hurling five-foot-long bangalore torpe- does into the coils. · At that point, the officers said, the 250 militiamen and infantry troop! gave up trying to hold the hill and pulled back .-Joward Tien Phuoc. AN A!M'EMPT to land reinforcements by South Vietnamese Air. · F o r c e helicopters was thw arted when Com~ nnmtlt ground gunner! shot down two of the ·UHJ Huey alr.<:raJt, damaged three . Nun Sentenced others badly and bit another six. Military officers ·Nid the situation at Tien Phuoc, eight · miles south of em- batfled Que Son diitrict capital, was '"serious" by mldafternoon today. ' • ' j Government soldters were hurriedly at· templing to build a new defense line hallway between Hill 211 and Tien Phuoc, ' . . Sisler Elizabeth lllcAlister (center) flajlked by Dr. J~me Berrigan (lefl) and Rev. Daniel Berrigan, bas . been senlen!'td to a one-year term for smuggling prison mill Phillip ~Jgan received a two-year sentence, concurrent with the one he II now servlllg. Col)Sl>ir~cy charges in alleg_ed plot to kidnap Henry. Kissinger were dropped. they said. ln~~~~h:.~~tr:~~.'~ .... did not Illinois Rock Music Island _ .TO THE SOUTH In , lbe Centr~I . ~i ~!!= r:~~~~ ~~1:::.:"ir,..· ... LikJ B. adlef1.eld· 1 DP d stormed a Sotilh Vietnamese base c"1Jp '!;)· ' }-'a under cover of. a ~round mortar tift-· ral!i and captured Amerlcao-mlde totnm artillery, spokesmen said. 'l1be Tuesday morning attack only five miles northwelt of the Kontum proVincial capital and 260 miles north of Saigon was driven oU by 1ovemme.nt defenders, helped out by artillery and jet fighter raids. The Saigon high command said 19 North Vietnamese were killed in the fight at a cost or 12 government soldiers slain and 17 wounded. Wlehs Quit worrying G80l'ge and remember how many voters read Cosmopolitan. BULL ISLAND, UL (AP) -The thousands of rock fans who crowded this small island in the Wabash River bet'ween Indiana and Illinol.s have nOw gone home after a weekend festival dur- . ing which one youth died and several fires broke out. "It looks like a battlefield down there," an Illinois state troow said after surveying the scene. .. e Douglas Fr~• Vep TALLAHASSEE, Fil.;(AP) -Four ... tlwar veterans jailed 28 day•.ago ·on COit" , tempi cbarges have been orde~ freed 'On '~ by Ille l/.S. \ SUpreme Comt Juat\Oli ;Wllllam 0; Douglas. · Douglas ot<ferid,~.four membera of tbe cY1<tnam veter ... ,Agaln!t (!be War fnle~ · pendlnf ap,.al of foiilempt ~· lodged ;ag1$11 !hem ! l>y u.s-. ( ) Dist~ Jllifge·O.vh!L.'Middlebnloks. I SH , II> Mi&llebroolla •has· oent. tliem, ·to the N On.T... 1-'~ Jill 'twil;e for rtlllllng to ..._ ________ __. ~ qoeotionl bofoi.. a grand'jury Jn. O!le d<illb Wll rtported, ,allbough ~lice said there apparently were .no .ilgns of violence on tbe victim, and fire '.ca.Ued llJ!V..-al tbouslll[d doll&rL~ll..oJ damage to mobile hOmes, trai1era, tents and camping gear left on the Island. e Flseher Earl•·blrd REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) -World cbw champion Bobby FiJcber made an about face in bis usual pattern and show-; ed up early at a reception hosted by President Kristjan Eldjarn. The Brooklyn chess whiz arrived at the old farmhouse which serves as the Icelandic president's residence 1 0 minutes early Tuesday night in the com· pany of Sademundur Palsson of Iceland. A friend said Fischer bad been greatly excited by the invitation from Eldjam and had dres!e<;l quickly to be on time. v~· ID •lieged 'VV AW conspiracy lo t last monlb'• Republican Na· lion~ Vention wµh violenCe. • :$.,WIQJJ!·f~rgettthta . BUENOS AIRES (UPI) -Police sources aajd· today a.~ ransom note has ~"J'.O""ived'depW>dlng l500,llOO'for lbe life of Jan J. Van .<le Panne; prominent DulOh ~en! .llllllliir of a glanl elec- tro¢ca fil'm who -~dnaped Tuo.day. Tb,e tourttis wooJd DOI say bow the note waa recei~ed bu~ Aid It waa critical of the' PbilllJl!I ~ and Elactrooi,ca firljl's Argenline· operillon. They llkl JI did , ool carry tqe , ~mp, . initiall or slog ... of any ~ ..,. of Ille nalion't •••er-1 undergrouncl terrorist g?oups. . . Showers Soa·king· Rockies Storm Warnings Up in Flqrida ~UAMI (UPI) -A tropical depiuaiOn moved up Ui, Florida eoul today wllb lop winds of 30 miles per bollf. Most of V.S. Fair; West Hit With Wina, Rain I ....... .-.:Oh. .. _ . "' 'YI.I •tOtMO---- -~ .. :~-W rmJ-*t•'·~ .. .,.,. ................ .. .,.,...... lfMI .............. tcMYltf ti! ..... _,,..,. •tcia... Forecasten llkl CODIU&ion1 were favorable for It to atrtngtbeft. · The Nallonal Hurricane CenWr llld early today the cliJturbance wu · locatod about 100 miles NII Of Vin> BOich, Fla., moving north northeast at about JO mUo per hour. DAILY PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE Dtllwty " tllo 1111~ f'llDI .......... •. .. ,..,.., °"'"" Cllul'll'f .,.. ........ ....... NOrlll.,.11 IW!lllrlftlll. llttdt ~ ..,. W."'*'9• • •• • .......... -- SALT LAKE Ctl'Y (UPI) -'Ibo ' llemocrlllc party suspects lhll tliere hal been another aUempt to bug Democralio offices at ibe Watergate Complex in WaahJni!on, D.C., according to Ille party's national c:bainnm>. Jean Wellwood said Tuesday a member of the .pres,, staff at the Watergate Hotel last week found two workmen installing a "red box" in a large bole cut in a wall nrit to the party offices. Mr~. Wellwood said Ille men Installing the box told tbe Wasblnglon staHer that the device was fire detection equi~ men!. Sbe ~ the, 1taf!1? left Ille me!). .but-• she...retumeJl]bey Jrf~one . The box was in the wall with "ltres hang· Ing from ii. "WE ~ wllb Ille Fire Depart' ment and lhlly knew notbhlg about any men installing ftre equipment/' she sald. "We checked furtber wilb the Watergate managemen~ and Ibey didn't know anything about It ellber." When isted U tbe box was defuiilely a lislellilll devlce, the said the clldn'I know. 1t was turned over to Edward Ben- nett Williams, tbe. Washington attorney handling tbe Demoerats' suit. She 11ld Williams is investigatine the box and trying to find out what it is and' where it c~e from. . "ALL WE KNOW IS tho I we have a box ~ Jf• can't Ue It b\ w!tb ony!Wt•," she aald'~. · "' • 1 · ~ s ' . A member of .the Wuhlngton -Ila!! described the box u red, about Ille size and ab.ope · ol a box ol 'titclien matcbea aoa iqu-·1n;at j)e eomen. . ::: . : . • Lock.up , F ol'lows itlls• Long Leg• Long legs are still In fashion at Miss America J>ageant and 5'10" Linda Gail Sirrine (Miss Arizona) offer• proof. Compe- __tjtion begins today in ,Atlantic <;ity, N.J., Braking, Defects In Vegas Cited By Nader Group WASIDNGTON (UPI) -italph Nader's Cepter for Auto Safety saya Genual Motors sbould recall 250,000 U'll Che•· r.olet Vegas because ot brake defects. Tlie center said' TueldaT'jhat-oome Yega _owparai;.bave~ rePorted .a ·~ udlng c(ront-end ,ibraliot\ or wobbling 'and suddtn .. ~teripg to one side-tt1;ben the bNlkes are applied." - The center's director, Lowell Dodge, s~ 1lellor11\11.k!Qf lhe'_.all.-..•I tbal ~· ie)>I to GM cliiiimln ~ c. Gmtenbeig. ·: Prison Rioiing .! The <!enter ~d It wu not opJIOled to the concepf of -1111aUer 'c'ars Uk~' lbe Vega, which hdped preserve boll! the · eovlrOnnie!ll,ucfftbe nation'a·natunl re- CARSON CITY, Nev. (UPI) -i ,.., erll lockup following an inmate protat and liribomblng at Nev1d1 Stile .re.on was eued afttt 14 convicts were· plac_ed in aolltary coOlinement. Deputy 'llorden EchrUd Pogue said lull normll qperaUOlll 11 !be 300-lnmate pr""'1 would ....,.,,. today. The JoclruP bllgall Salurdl)"wbeD lhre& !irebomlll ~ ~ !tito "" .~ dinlna ball follo)!ing 1 nonviqlenl d..,... •!ration by °' Priaol1 !IOP'l1ll<i1 ld 1111>' port of demJi1cls by muimum' .ecur11y Inmates over living cond1Uon1,. ~ ' . . . aoarces. ""' ~"· But Ille cen1-' llld It wu "outifged b1 tbe...US!nt'lnlllJlel' In wblcb Gcer1l ·Motors designl, manula~ and ser· vices~~." w •• •' <J ·~ •• 16 . J;>,ro'im ·on Dredger ( " HE~ (AP) -Sixteen men cfl!o,... ed ·~ todaf when a cfredCer capalzed outslde,.Pletanurt barber .OQ the north- "~ <Oilll of Finland.· Aulbcirliles ' ~lt!m were oti board· at Ille 1ilme ol the "iriCkfent, and four managed to IW~ t0 \.. nearl!,y ~boll. • .· '"Dost · €~oki_~g~, Freµ,chman Ends 6. Mofiili$ in Cave . . ~ .. ~ DEL RIO, T.._ (UPI) - A dusly French scieotill, hl'rinl speot a lonely six _ ia_·I' ifme·l'llCI deep in 1 Well Tens .cave, bn reltinled to bis pniud• wile aod frlerfdl, tbanktuJ tor sunlight and noise. Dr. Micbel Slffl'e, .hil 8llin pale. but Ills spirfJ4 ~-· ~ed llimMlf, IQ> a csble la~er 1111:41 a.m. and Wft embr~ · by Ina" Y<!llllC "wife "" llie )Jmeotoi>e blllslde. " " • "lt.'1 &Odd.'' ,Slffre' aid. He ldaed bil wife and then Viewed Ille ruqod, dry ., landscape >40 1lillel --ol lbe-bordet town ol Def lllo. •J ... ..._ to . be bOre. II ii a UWe tDIOllonol,f<ir liiO. • • ' SUfre, M and two poundl -.. than bis !Jt.~ wbea ... etWired lllldiqbt Cave Feb. 14, wu ~ Jor a'·new bioloekal rhythm ol Ufo. He twice "'* free ol mao'• stlnrelulatod qele of a .. tivtty and .... and ollppod1nlo-.~ tcbedule. I Slllrt, JI, "":: = •-Ille ...i ollbe--.. __ his <lllJ _.,..... _.a famil1 ti air · mice. . , • . "Six a.a. la ..... 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M, NO. 250, 5 SECTIONS, 68 PA6ES ORANGE COUNT'(, CALIFORNIA • WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ~ '1972 N TEN CENTS . Protest Filed Over Newport Police Copters 1'itioos signed by 1,089· persons P"" • leJllng regular daily flights of lhe Newport BeaCb police helicopter were aubmilled .this ·morolng to City Cletk Laura togiol. ' : The peUtlons will be presented to ~ clJmen Monday nJcbl at a opeclll pabllc bear!Dg ~ to air dtl1.ea oplnloo OD the po1iee lit patrola. The peUtioos were algned by ftS!deots from almost every area of the city 111<1 included the namea of a handful ol • persons from C4lta Mesa, 1bey <all for tbe city to allow the helicopters to "go aloft ooly when Ibey ~ ~ed OD for aupport tiy other Wiits or agencies." They also demand Newport Beach in- •tlluta • helJcopttr aharlng nmng-1 with tho clU.. ol C4lta Mesa, HuntlngtoQ Beach and Irvine. Costa Mesa.llid Huntington.Beach each operate theJr oW.. police deJ>!lrlmtnt belicop!efS:' The 'city of IrVtne declined to ' rent Jielicopter~lufllhlle· patrob wbeo . ..--- ,~ they contracted with Costa Mesa for police p~Uon for the new city. S. Paul Freed, 3'124 San Joaquin Hills !load, organizer of tho protest, also filed notice .,nth eouncilmen that be intends tc> present-a formal 30-mlnute presentation in protest of the belicopters at Monday .. night's meeting In city hall and wm be joined by five other speakers. Freed attacked the cost of the palrot. and labeled the helicopters "dangerous" to the citizenry. , Newport Beach Police Chief B. James (See COPTERS, Page IJ UDIC ourne . Swimmer · Loses Medal NEWPORT RITES FOR 'VICTIMS . • Coast Unit Lists Picks Olympics Resu.med ; • "' 1\t Munjch A memorial service fo( the Israeli athletes alaln In Munlclt Tuesday wjll be held at I tonliht at SL Jam,. Episcopal Church, !209 VJa Lido; Newport Beach. · The llel'Vice is being aponaored by the .Harbor· Reform Temple. All· peraons are Invited to attend. For Parks · Mter Rites . MUN!Cll (AP) -The lnlemational Olympic Coinmlltee tooighl stripped the 4QO.meter freestyle gold medal from Ameri<sn swimmer Rick DeMont be- cause be was ~ a banned medica- tion for an. aatbmil ~b!litioti. DeMon~ 11, from San llalael, """ ~ 4QO.meter freestyle la!I' week before t@ces Of., ephedr~e were found in urine ..m,,... 'taten a1ter the victory. · He1wu tbeQ asked to step ou~ of the llnal ol 1lie 1,500-tneter freestyle, an evem la which be .,.. th<( world. record holder . ; . 5 ., ....... :.,.<0\iether to allow tho ~-tO')!eei> Ids .•meter 'was' Jell·iO Ille ~ board of thit'.'..llitema&naL Olynojlic_CoJ)unlttie, which ruled alnSt blm. · . -liiedol11ptllbablY. will to Brsd c<:,j;r ill Aoati'alia, ,.Ji, ~1!.. ':..-i. It was llle,first ume a~ been ~ away from ao A!nerialD athleta s~ Jom Thorpe, wboae 1912 gold In the pentathlon wa:s withdrawn after. It was learned the American l!ldian played seml-j>rofessional baseball before the games. . · DeMont had been undergoing apecial drug tests under the superviJlon of the IOC Medkal ~ion. eH baa takeo ~drUg containing ephe- drine -a ·drug banned by IOC regula- tions -for """'1 years for an asthma condition. . . OeMllllt aald be clearly llsted the drug oii his pre-Olympic forms. ·An Am<ricail team 'official said at the time the swimmer was aerate.bed from !lie 1,500.!D-race that U.S. officials failed lO clear the drug w\lh the IOC. .Prince AJezandre De Merode of the Medical Commission said that officials of Other ieams bad taken up the question of..the .<ln!g,_and bad been advised .Jo ribstitute another one, but that the Ainerlcails failed 'to do so. Nixon Defeats Aired :S~ MARINO (AP) -RI~ Id. Nixon's elecllon defeats In 19!0 and 1962 were "probably the l>est things that coold have happened to the nation/' White ijoose Communl<atlilnl Director Herbert iJ. 'Klein said T\leaday. The eaperlence Outside government wu vtiany needed when President Nixoa won elecllon In 1988, Klein told 300 members ol lOCal ~ ROtary and Liona clubo bere Tuesday. , . Gherman Ordered To Stand Trial On Th~ft ChJtrge . By CANDACE PEARSON Of fM 0.1~ Pl• Sfeff A view site on Cliff Drive and a church sile on Balboa Island share top priority In a $1 ·million Jlllrk acquisition list rec- ommended Tuesday by Newport Biich Parks, Beaches and Recreation commiJ.. Bionerr. The commisSlori's list of 13 lites to be Dr. E. l\!orlimer Gbennan of Newport acquired and six city-owned properUes Beadi, father-in-law of.Rep. Barry Gold-to he developed u parks will go to city watei:1 Jr, ~orqii),,was .·~ councilmen. ,.... ~ lll#lj: 1r!¥' ... ,,.,.... '., . Citt )laoagliio Mlert _,.,. and <at1 granil· theft and falie advertlalni' by • · Attorney Dennis -O'Neil are prepartnl a' ~..lle~~<O!ll'l.~npo<t f ..... ....-.~.cty.:- Dr.%henna.le::,,r:i'ed·to appear ... form a llOl>jlr9.lll c:orporation that Sept. 11 In Sall Su"11or Court . . ' for trill of eilbt ""'!DIJ of gtucl theft COO!d ~ ·-~, lor part purdiaM aod 17 counll ol violatlng the Business lll<l·development without voter approYal. 111<1 Pfol-Code. A '9' rilllllon port bond Issue received The act1oo !~owed a·mootltlonc P~ mijorlty ll>P1'01ll'ln June, but·cUd ·nol llmin'!"f bearing Into ·alleged impropn-get the tW1Hhirds vOle needed to pua. eties !!!VOlvmg a re<reatlooal real estate The Cliff Dr! vi 1 •• ·-• the site promoUon of properlies near -Big Bear ve ew s ~ ~ Late tn San Bernardino county. •of the United Methodist Church on Agata Two coclefendants Jamu Moreland Aveoue OD Balboa Island. were among and John Patterson of Ne\rport Beach the sites the <lty council recenUy said also were bound over for triaJ. it .favo~. Nevada Bus Foes Delay Open Qay LAS VEGAS (UPI) -More than so,ooe atudents in Clark County, where schools were scbeduled to . o'pen today, have been granted a reprieve by a state judge.. _ District Judge Cir! Christensen Issued a tamporary restraining order Tuesday prohibiting the opeolng of elementary achoola which ... re acbeduled to begin bualni for recla! balanCe today. The roder was r<q-..1 by ao aotl-bualni cimnnlttee. Supporten of the bus- ing order -by • federal <OUrt In 1970 '"'° not repreaentad . in c:ourl About 17 acres of Open space are de- fmed in the PBR <Om!il!Sl!klo's list, but not dollar lllllOllllts .are glveo on coots of development. Aequis!Uon of the . sites listed Is .. u. mated at 14 million, PBR director Cal Stewart said. In •rder of priority, the other sites rec- ommeoded for acquisition Include: -Pacific Electric rlght-of-~ay of 8.3 acres and/or the Z.57 Sememuk Slo'llh adjaceot to Newporl Shores, bdth In West J{eWPQl'l. -12 acres of !reeway-rlgbt-of·way at Fifth and Marguerite Avenuea in Corona !lei Mar, and/or a 2.1 ~ere uteoslml of the Community Y oulh Center at Filth 111<1 Iris. -A .2-acre playlot In Corona Hlgblanda. -A 1.37-acre expansion of the 38tb . Slreet Park in West Newport. -A six-acre park on the Weft side of Upper Bay. -A six-acre site on the Banning prop. H• t • S h arty In West Newport. 18 Onan UCCDm 8 -A 1.5-acre development on Promon- LOS ANGELES (AP) -Memorial services for William WilcoJ: Robinson, hislorlan aod author, were to he beld to- day at the' Bm<ly llllll Community Presb~lan CJurch. tory Point. -A six-acre bluff-top part adjoining the northeaJI section of cameo Hlghlands. -A view park along the bluffs within the VersalDe homing devel-ent In the Hoag Hospital area. . • • ~ ' ' t ' ' uf.t.,....... ( . ·~ . . ' FLAGS OF ·OLYMPlt:"NATIONS LOWlltED TO HALF STAFF ;11 Slaln ' 111'••11, Alhl-.,Mourned ·II Memori1I S.r¥ic11 ' ·ti.~!·'· .. Olympic£ames .Tragedy ..., . . . . . Assailed· by President .. ' W ASlllNGTO!i. (UPI) -President New Orleans, ~~ta, Ho u s I o n , Nixon todiiy decried the slaying of Israeli' Philadelphia, Seattle and Chicago to ••· Olympic.athlete.1 u "a tragedy for all tend possible protection to diplomats at the naJiOns of the world."' coll!Ulates in those clUes, Bray said, He ordered Secretlry of Stale William Wilh represenlatlvu of 17 nattons In P. Rpgers to consult .with other Washington -at the State Deparlment governments .. on an urgent basis" to itseU -for a conference en how to deal formulate collective security measures to with aerial hijacking, Rog~s seized on combat the global problem "' terrorism. that meeting as a forum to call for m. ternatlonal stapa to combat terrorism. The President ordered extra te<Urlty Ziegler was vague on wbat le<Ul'ity precautiona In this country to prevent ......,.. .would be taken. to· protect tarrorist allacks on Israeli tourlats or Jsraeli cliir.t°' and American Jewa. :Pilot Sports Editor Tells Of the city-owned Bites listed by the <ommission, a 7.4 acre -loo of Lu AnDu Par~ Is flm priority! The others are: -A four acre addition to San Joaquin Hllli Part. ' others who "might be largela of thia tincl "I'm obviously not in a position to be of activity," and conferred wilh'ROgers . apeclflc," be-told reporters. aod Henry A, Kissinger on the matter. Press Secretary Ranald L Zltgler said the three discussed IJlOClllC aleps that might be takeo to protect "Jsraell cltizena a1a1nst terrotllt acts -m. dlviduala who would be prone to 1 ... rorlam 111<1 olher appropriate le<Ul'ity Offramp Gambol Lands Girl, 19, . . . Pf Tragedy .at Olympics r '. J\IUNICll -The lCCth Olympic Gam" OODllnue deapite ,..,..,., tragedy in lohlch 11 llrHll athleteo aod officials 1IOlO tilled br Arab terrorists. DAD.Y PILOT Sporla Editot Gleon 'flbite ii Ol1 the ....,. ~ the latest • . • • , MUNICH 1972 • -Three·ac:res for the West Jetty Park on Balboa Peninaula. -An ocean-front walk In West Newport. -Devel-en! In the right-of-way along Bayside Drive' In· Corona del Mar. -A lllx •ere development adjacent to the SpyaJasa Hill bouslng development. FIRST LOOKER ' ' TOQK THE DEAL The flnt looter didn't just loot-lie J)ooJlllt, This ii the ad that aold tbe car to t&e Hflrst loobr:'' ~~ $50. • xu-x:xxx 'l'here ai:e Iota more loolrerl wbere that ..,. eame fn>m. Ta put your ad 'tlbere they cion 6ncl 14 pit It In the DAILY· Pll.0'1'. lleA't a phone llUll1ber that llUlt ,... in dlred touch. •lib • DAILY .PIL-0'1' d_.&d 111-viaer: ..... measUl'el'that ahould 11e taken " Behind Bars Acting In the ••ke of the alaying of II Iaraell athletes by Arab fanatlca In Munlcb, "The President asked RIJ(ers to <OlllU1\·"fll1h . ot1Jm-1oveovneobl-.n •• , utaenl· buis u to. wbat coDectivo -by. Ille, lnlematjonal ..... 1 IDllnilt can be brought to bear . OD Ille problem of lerr!>rilm." aajd Ziegler. ' State Departmenl' of9Cloil ajcl extra aecurity precautlonl were being extended , to foreign dlplomala In the llllltad states who mlgllt coocelvably be lar1eil of at._ laclll: " . O\atlef W. Bray, a State Department spo)raa~, said "Cllraordlnarr pro- t..,t!ve meuorea" """ lnalltuted; with tncr.....i piOlecUon oflei:ed lll'llell u ~well ....:'ia. West German aDd Arab were "2!t to local • 1n Naw Yort, Loe . . Ip Fraoclaoo, lloltml, Police a,....tad a !~year-old Laguna Beach girl on a drUI lntoxt.!alion charge T\leadar an..-altar sbe allegedly romped aroiipd. In the buff near ao 1ri1no fiteway "'~·· . A Newport 'lleach offlcet oo routine patrol ot theSen Diego Freeway eald ho '8w a '°""' lady lying on her back on MacArlhur Boulevard witb her lep up In itlt am u be droVe by, 'He dkln't have ·to· wait tor an ex· planatloo. Al he approached, the woman told bim1 .tilt fHlt IJ) lood•" , . The nude auspect WU booted by lzyint officers, on .• cha,... of belnJ drunlt In )lllbli< Oil dnlp. 10f0ctrs raid she wu incobertnt ,and 4Jd not bow where &be •u or wbat Ula bad been dolD& • .. -MilN:tcn cUP1> -:..-Af.b 1m.~ ·-· turned the 20th Olympic Games Into a bloodsoaked baltleground Tuesday that took 17 live.s, lncluding 11 lsraell athletes, nine of them hostages. Today, the other athletes pamed briefly to honor the dead, then went back to the games. (See re- Jated stories, Pages 3 and 4.) Avery Bnmdage, president of the lntematioDal Olympic Committee, told the athletes assembled tn the vast Otym. pie stadium that today was a "day or mourning" but said the games would resume . U hours . after they were suspended because of the >\rab allack, and Ibey beclll .... lodq, Sitting In 'tho 'llnt 1llNe -ol' Ille 1tadiilni' ioo.y • wm · Iii oumvlng mombln ot tho lelm from llraeL ll'lr 'tham,the 1ames ....,. over aod the7 · were !lflns bacl{ to Israel wllh tha bodies of their eomrad-. Altho!Jlli tha Emil4n team •lthdrew from the g11DM._Tudday, tJatre was no unilied Arab bOr<oll·ol the nnowed <Dm- pelillon.. RepresentaUvea from Tunisia, Lebanon, Al.l!rla, Iran and Morocco all said their de.legations were staying on. Thirteen membb's of the Norwegian deJegaUon, llowever, said they were leav- ing because they believed the gamu should be canceled. They Included 11 membera of Norway'1 handbaU team, a 50-kllometer walker who already had completed bfJ competition and a' fencer • The Israeli hostages died T\leoday evening when an ambush of the guer- rillas by West German mar~ backfired. · Three helicopters bad flown Iha lsraeUs and the Arab6 to an airport. When two Arabs lefl their heUcoplera to inspect a plane that war to have flown them to an Arab country, the ·Germans opened fire . Other guerrillas aboard the third helicopter e:rploded a hand grenade, kill· Ing all aboard. The dead Included the two lsraelia ldll· ed in the inJtlaJ Arab assault1 the nine Israelis seized as hostages, a West German policeman caught up ln an ex· change of sbots at thei airport, two Arabs who were with the hostages when tbey dled and three guerriUas killed by gun- fire. The body or one of th e three dead guer~ rillas was found nearby and· identified late today as an Arab. Three Arabs were taken alive at lhe air base. Two of tbem were wotmded. The murders aent a wave of rewlslon around the. world, and in Israel there were VoWS to avenge the dead. 'lbere also were bitter feelings against West (See RESUME, Page %) Orange Weatller Mostly cloudy through Tburaday, wilh highs in the IOI Inland an4 around 75 1t Orange Cout beach- es. Chance of light sbowen in the morning hours. INSWE TODAY A bTand ftl1D aeason !ft IO<Of lh•ater o•ta vncter ""'11 lllU wetktnd, what oihtr attn» tiom in tilt arta art r~ Stt Entertainment, Pag11 2'26 • ~ .... ~ ,: =-: ....... .: Callfll'Jli. I ~ ~ »ii C" .. -..... c.... M ~ .... ti .................. ~ C-kt ...... ~ 1l ~ ...... ..!t1ttt ~ . = ~ ,,.?; ......... ,, ... ' ............. . • ....,,. .... , ,..,. ttrMI: ....,..... ... Pl-.. It.a T......... M "' ... _. ,,.....,.. .... 11,t.t ....... 4 ::. •..:..,. : =:r ........ ., • • • w-.ar. s.,-6, 1m Nobody -Knew False Reports Raised Hope8 llUlllCll (UPI) -Jl'or nearly lbtet hcon ~. • -14 e rlWillJ belleftd that the nine lsratll boetages kiClnap<d by Anb ..,..W.. ftf1 M. Israel! Premier Golda Mtlr waa ao OYftJo1td ti Ille laht ._-..... Olympic oflicials that lhe drank a brandy tout - -me-. ti lllr cabinet before goln1 to bod. There 11111 wu no orrJclal explanation why '"" ..._ _,...,.. Issued. ~•...., ~ • ·-.,......-.' The first official word that tbe hostages were aafe """"' al U:!O a.m. German time !tom Conrad Abler&, a government spokesman. who aald the ho8t1ge, were safe and free. · Al 1:11 a.m. chief Olympic presa ofllcer llaN Klein reported that one heUeopter u...i to transport the guerrillaa IOd 1be boota&ea to tha airport wu buminl but that he believed the hostages..,,.,.. lllL Rtporto mounted during the night that there bad beon violence at the air- port. But It wu not untU 3:2% a.m. that tha Gorman Olympic organizing committee annoonced that aU nine lsr..U bootasea wm ldlled In the airport lhootoul McGovern Places Bla:me For Deaths on 2 N µ,tions LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Democratic presidential nominee George S. McGov· em 11id today Egypt aDd Lebanon are to blame for lf'le terrorist killing of 11 Israeli Olympic athletes, and demanded that "the world community ostracize and puniah any country that harbors ... these criminals." (Earlier story, Page S) Discarding a prepared tm that had previoualy been made public, McGovern told the southern California Board of FromPag~ 1 RESUME ... Germany for permitting the tragedy to occur -feelings that had their birth in the tragedy or World War II. Many Arab nptloru. wefe •RPalled a.t the tragedy -and the Jordanian govern- ment In its second denunciatJon of the ac- tion called the attack an "ugly crlme which· baa 1tn1ed to de1troy the Arab cause." SyrJ1, which supports the guer- rilla movement, blamed the events on Gennany. Pope Paul VJ said the Arab attack "di.sbonor1 our time" and e1preased hope the deed will not be repaid with more violence. In Bonn, Qiancellor Willy Brandt call- ad a specla1 meetlnr of his cabinet to dJSCu.sl the allennath ol the sbol>tlng. llA!lllbard PraUJ, one of 111e IW'o helkopter pllole who De" the'Arab ruer- rlll.u and their Israeli hostage1 from the 01ymplc Vlllage to the air base where the llltoottng occurred, lllV' his oecounl of tht incident todat. ' · '1 ~ . Prau1 and twn copllDts escaped unln. jured In the ohoolO'lt at the ~!ej>-. feldbruck alr base' outBlde Munich.· o.:. f, ·• The aecond pllot, GuMar Eberle, received aertou1 lung lnjurlea. Pra\JI cave tbe Jollowlng account: "I Wat Oyfna" tlM first helicopter. We. ' ' ! •• ,.. .. ~d to land .bear the ~ entranca in a JlOqdUt .area. , "The guerrillas made the mW. ol both helicoP,ters stand outside thelr craft. They opeoed the doon on both std<;!« the belk:opten and trained t b e I r Kalaabnj):of IUbmscblne guns on the hostagei who remained inside blindfolded with their bands bound. ''Suc!Aenly, the police •tortad llrlJig and · shol either .,. or two of the guelrillu. Tbo.~t of them tmmedlately emptied lbeir uiacblne guna a~ the . •edond helicopter. Tbe hostages began icrta~, ing inside. ' ' ' 111'\len •. they turned their gUM on the JightS and everything went black. Besides the fitst helicopter Cfie of the Arabs'pull- ed out a hind grenade and threw lt in- side. ll just went up in names. The sec-. ond group 'of hostages wa1 inside. ''Tb<n everybody began lhoo\in( at . each other. No one could see anything ln the dark and we just dived out of the way. "We had no Idea what had been plan- ned at tb,. base." OIANGI COAST • DAILY PILOT Rabbis, "We '111111t place the reopmtlihD- lty and ,... must be bollest and clear, the blame Uea with two Arab govemment&- Egypt llld Lebanon. "There are reports that our govern- ment may resume diplomatic contact with Egypt," be aald. 0 1 urge the Prest.- dent to demand, a a ooodlllm of that step, that Egypl 1baD root out tbeae hi- tematlooal OUllan 1!ho aeek to bn- the peace of the gra .. on a whole region of the world ~ OD lnnocentrpeople from every part of the -Id. "AD o! clvlll%ed -iety..., a cuualty or lbla illvaatm ol the Olympic camp," _ McGovern aald. "There Is only ooe way to !lop the tenibJe wave of terror," he aaJd. "'nle world comnnmlly mUJt -.Ctze and punlab any country tbat harbors or ollen oanctuary to -crlmlnala. Aa loog aa we fall to do to, we wUJ t'Olltim,M! to 1ee death iii the dally popet-and lac• danger every Ume we travel 1broad. "Egypt baa beotowed Ila bleaslng on fndi!crimlnate terrorilm as an instru- ment of Ila own foreign policy," McGov- ern said. "And there ia bl'1?le. too, for the government of Lebanob. The main offices of the terrorilt gang• are in Beirut." McGovern also repe11ted his them• from a rally Tbeaday nlght •bortly alter the munlers were ....Wed: "Stop the killing. Stop the kll1hlr e..,ywbere." "I win! to mue ti -1ble far c:blldml In lbla country and In the Mlddle Eat and all arout;>d the worl4 to be able to live a lull tJJ!I llC01'I Illa belOl'I they die,• be aald. Standing In the glare ol ldleg lighla, McGovern Tuesday ntgbt threw away a preparad !peecb oo lautlon to pour .nut hla outrage at the murder of ilrMll Olympic athletel . Mn4 ''° the 1lwrHI of Viol"""' 1talnl ouil: -qain," be aald. "stop tt be-'°" ,.. ec1ne to bel!eva that violence i! the only way of !Ue." Wilen McGovern uld the athleteo were de+!, the audlel!CO aeemed to suck In Ila breeth In a aing!e 1up. Many of them had not heard the newa. • Sheriff Fearing Assassination 'l'~y on Suspect EA51' MEADOW. N.Y. !AP) -The county sherUf, saying he feared an assassination attempt, has ordered federal authorities to remove reputed lleroin overlord Auguste Joseph Ricord from the local jail. "This man is reputedly the head of a m4lti·million dollar drug smuggling '"ing and a former Nni collaborator," Nassau County Sherill' Michael P. Sentul: aald Tuesday. "He'• 1 prime target for a rubout and I don't went him in our jail." Seniuk l&id be had liven federal authorities unlil today to remove Ricord and said be upected federal marshals to mak! the transfer. The U.S. Attorney's office would only say that Ricord "may be taken." ~udge Gets Censured . LANSING, Mlcb. (AP) -A Juda• and hi• magtstnt•, ....-1 of llltlloi and fondling female court employes, were · ce...,ed 111 the Mlchlgao Supreme Court taday far "vulgar mlJCOllducll' Judge James H. E41ar, 46, of the l&th D!strid-1,,., Ingham Coonty, and MJ,glstrate Jaine. Lee Blodgett, 35, ap- peared before the court. The Judicial Tenure Commiasion ~ ,llad reeommeoded that they be cemurecllollowing an in- vestigation. ' '· ' Chief Jllljice 'l'bon\U , 'M. Kavanagh ' J • ' . Sa&lleback Official At Meeting A!yn M. '9r1n-look 1ir pl_: 11 tllUai Tuelday night cm the ladll hck College Boan! of 'l'rualeeo and )alpad f.Uow members breeu throtiP • aaeo- <hl to an earl1 adjawmnent. Brannon, accuaed la • •""bllnC lnil eitortloo cue, acUvaly part1clpoted In the brief meeting •• ooe pbototraplter mapped pbotoL The s.mta Ana resident i! awaiting trial on charges that be ru a bookmaking operation. ; Untll laat Frl<hly Brannoo bad ,.. malned 'In 'Oran&• Coonty Jail-lie was ~ieed·~ ~ $10,00ll ln1j0t'!i.- ·?leltbtt Brannon nor ~ '·---nu:de mention ol the cue ir!ildi ltartad told Edgir the recwd,. "dearly allows yoor lolly -that while ~ the of- fice of d!Jtrlct judge, you dls!iliyed the most crasa behavior, so tawdry. 1n !act, thit you have brought ~OOnor and public disgrace to the office which you hold • ,', yoa have, undermined the respect for the cOori aocf the of fie:• ,which Vietnamese Captive wllb Bral)oon'I ~·111 Newplt l;lolcb police Alik> 28. Police claim that the chort..'111tmber of the Saddleback boarti ~ ICllva in A South Vietname,., Marine lead• a blindfolded and handcuffed North ' Vietnamese soldier to headquarters for questioning at Quang :rh. See story, Page 4. • oports betting a\id allegedly -pted to extort $2,800 In pmbJinr deb!; from an ·unldentllltd bettor In Newport Biach. Brannon enle¥ the board room amid )'Oll hold." ..,_ , .., In addition Jo the censure, ibt court assessed Edgar $1,500 costs and Blodeett fl,000. Solon Fights ~~rial -' ch .. rful greetings from hla fellow memben, then '!lellVINl!t the Ctiltom8ry 0iDVGCBUon, ' ' ' . .-., • ActlOll 111 truotees Included Ibo tabling for a IDOllth of a proposed lcbool policy coverin1 free upr...ion on CllllllUI by students. The court's censure followed a nlne- month Investigation and a legal battle by Edgar and BlodgeU over the commlsalon charges. Of Long Dead Circus ~an Trustee Michael Collins nqueated the delay, "because I will have IOlne later comment on thls." He did,not elaborate. The commission said Edgar ••on numeroui occasions ••• slapped. patted or touched in 1 familiar or 8"u:.Uve manner" the buttockl of nine lemale court employee. Testlmooy during a variety of hearings ampllfied that to Include writing bis name on a woman'• thigh and bum.ping 1 young woman'• bead on an office counter l\ard eoougb to make her cry. Blodgett, the commlssJon'1 official complaint •aid, manhandled -wo!haii employes, IOmetlmes um a 1uggesUvt maMer" and once unfasteQed an employe's brassiere. Ed~ar was elected to his *"8,00).a..year post m 1968 and appointed Blodgett to a $12,700-a-year magistracy. Kavanagh told the men the record showed "there was no intent on your part to specifically commit immoral acts, although to much of the general public. 1ccount1 of your activiUm woufd cer- tainly tend to indicate othmriae. • The actlooa of Edgar and !lJodgett also did DOI •ppear to bave linpalred the fUnctlona ol the murt, Kavanagh uld. E4gar, 1!ho .aald be would eonllnu• to WASHINGTON (AP) -A eon- gressman or Italian descent, seeking to put national pressure on a funeral-home operator, bas appealed for help in a cam· paign to bury an ltalian·American murdered g1 years .ago.· Rep. Mario Biaggi (0-N.Y.), a former New York City policeman and a pa.st president of the National Police Officers Association of America, asked anyone in- terested In "the fight for human p_gbts and an ehd to ethnic prejudice'' to join in a letter-writing blitz in the case of Frezzo Consceppo. Since his death in 1911, and until last week, Coos<:eppo's body, wearing only a loin cloth, had been exhibited in a glass. covered box in 1 garage ·at a Laurinburg, N.C., funeral home owned by Jewttt McDougald. It became an attraction for visitors. Last week, McDougald, saying he bad done nolhlog "l'OOll in diaptaying the body, ttmoved it from public View. He said he received no complalnla from local peopl•. campaip for re-electloo t)lla november, M C h ~a~: ~"!.:,:e:.:!t :.,.,"":'; ~sage .. ouc judicial a.ctlon taken )Jy me or inat· • f tel\l!Ofl to judlcJal .d!'\1 'or tbl r.u ... of·· Thwarts .Thie my c0urt 11 a lair' and eiped!UOUJ In-, •trument, of t~ ~·" A musage coach can tndeed,1be med. la< more than one -thing, a :15-y ... ld bath house employe discovered Tuesday morning. From Pqe l COPTERS •• 1 • Glavas, who stro!!il1 OllCOU!Ned In· ception ol the )lelicopter pro~ In 1170 and who steadlasUy def°""' lt, bad lilUe comment on the peUtions thlJ morning. "I will examine. it. I think it's very in- teresting/' be said, '41 will undoubtedly ha ve something to say Monday 1'.ight." Glavas said he had not rev,wed the petition or any other documpti sub- mitted by Freed. He declined to' aay whether ii n¢ be thinks the number of llinatu"'*':'!lll In- fluence councilmen, whlfbt the CJfst have backed his Position on the program when conrronted by critics. "I ~n'.t. know how big_ an ~ort they (the petition ·circulator1.) ma¢,:. There are 56,000 people in this ctty. :t'have no idea What l.000-plus s i g n a t u r e s represents." he said. Glavas' office is prepai-ing a report on the helicopter Jl'Ogram. It will bt prtsented at the council hearing. There are no official proposals to do a.nythina about the hebcopte.rs before councilmen Monday night. They ordered t~ hearing last month simply to obtain public opinion aner they received a letter signed by Freed and IO others asking for a reduction in patrol time. Joyce Cecilia Tapia told pollce she used it to fend off an intruder who bad come through the bathroom window of her parlor. She was awakened by the nocturnal visitor around 5 a.m. when he opened the door of her sleeping quarters at 2626 Newport Boulevard and jarred ber loed. Mias Tapia, wbo lives in Rivmide but was too tired to return home, Nid she moved the couch Jn front of the door the intruder was trying to break down. After rummaging through the parlor \Yith a OashUgbt and examining the floor safe. the intruder left. ~ told police. GEM TALK TODAY by J. C. HUMPHRIES The policy, based on guidelines aeot to Biaggl's office released a letler sent by every school -iatrict lb the county bt the him to North Carolina Gov. Robert W. County Counsel's office, would allow Scott. urging help in obtaining a burial . stu.dents ·to use bulletin l:loa.rdf, printed Biaggj said, ·"'As a human being and a materials, badges and other conventional person with a sense of Ouistian charity media of communication to UJftll and concem for· the sanctity "of the themselves. ~ hun:ia!l. body, I find thli Roman Circus Prohibitions ""Wauld cover material exh1b1tlon of the remains of a human which is obscene libelous or 1Janderogs being ghoullab In the leaal and an Insult according to cumot legal -- to humao decency and justice," Blallli matertall tllat Incite ltudeola ;., u iQ added. ---· . . ~ ~.-c:-er-'~ate' a-clear and present-dih)~Trft· Newspaper acceunts said Consceppo c<immisslon of unlawful actt:· materlal was killed near Laurinburg in 1911 by a which wouJd ca~ a substantial disrup- fellow carnival worker. The dead man's tion in the orderly operaUon of the «JI.. father, who spoke no English, paid part le&e: materials distributed 'in violatio• of the McDougald funeral home's burial of rules whJch state that perml!sll:b fee. However, as he never returned to should be obtained from cbllege oftic1ala pay the rtst or to give burial in-at Jeast 24 bow1 in advance. structions, the body remained unburied. 1lit only debate of the •vmlnl toot Biaggi, who started a b~t for relatives pllcf when trustees were ealled upon to of Consceppo, both in Providence, R.L, approve the ballot argument for In issUe the Wt known 1ddress, and in Italy, uid in the Noy. 7 general electka eoveriqc Mcllougald "i! insisting on payment of the realignment of .trustee areu and tlio storage and other lees amounting to addition of two mono 1pola on the i:ciUe;i more than $5,000 before be will conSider board: ·-~L burying the body.. -c..m.. again took the lead .., ... Blagg! said there Is ''no federal law gestinl that the board not lorma!lv api tbat will govern In thiJ matter, but there prove-11io .,...__ 'lnlteld;' W'- i• the 1lllber la" of haman decency' and geated that ttualeM apptov!Dg o! li Illar respect fir the temple of God, the human an encloroemi:nt of tho arpmml 11 11- body."•· 111 119 • diVidufls.A ·! •• J>. i:-. TrusteeBo~kmakingCas~:· Continued Until Oct. 4 A continuance until Oct. 4 was granted today in the bookmaking and extOrtion cue lnvolvlng 5addlebeck Co I fe I • Trustee Alyn Brannon. 1be continuance was granted in Harbor Judicial District Court this morning by Preaidlng Judge Everetl Dlcl<ey. The judge also gave tentative ·approval to a defense motion to move the hearing lo -<:entrai JudlcW District Court in Santa Ana. Brannon did not enter a plea today. Judge Dickey told defense attorney John Downer that the bearln& CQD!d bo moved only if the pre1idlng judge_ol thit Santa Ana court 1ppi'ovn. Downer ~ quested tW cbangt "u a matter of ...,. venience." Brann0o, 40, of &nta Anl, WU IJlo rested AUi-211 by Newport Beach poH-. and lnveollgaton from t!Je -Alo tomey'• -.ffice. The college trustee ti lr<e alter pootlns a fl0,000 bond Friday. Orillnally, baD bad been oet at $25,000. ' \ c tbe OtlnOlt Cini DAfl'I' l"ILOT, wt1t1 ~ It come.._. 1ht N_.f',..._ h l'Ubllltlal lly ,... or..,. c.e.t f'tMlh~lrol COmcll"Y. s.. ,.,, .-lltlO!ll .... ~ Mondrt llf'wgft Fri!Yr, Mr C•I• M ... , lltwllO'f 9"d\o H¥nti,._ 8Mctl/~tiillt Y-411)', utuM h9dl,. lrYlntlseddJ.o.dl n S.11 C!Mntnlt/ S.n J-Cl9fll,.,_ A 11ft91t Mlor!N lldllloft Is Jllllll ... s....,,...,. ..... 11.Jnd•n. Tiie printlMI ptjDlilfllrll 111tM b 11 QO Wat Bey St,_.., CO.ti MaM, C.llfomla, '26». Woman Shot Dead PANNING FOR DIAMONDS<> Few people know that diamond< can be found by using the famiJlar RolNrt N. W19' ~ldtfll Ind Pvblll/lel' J•~• R. C11rl1v Vit. ~tlid9'11 Md G_,.,.11 ~' lh9"'11 KMrii Edlb" llto'"'' A. Mw,hl" "'""'"" EdllW l . P•f•r Krlet ,,.....,.,,, •N!Cft Cltr ltll• ~lncllOM. lllJ N_,ort lowl .. enl Mam., A<lltlrns1 P.O. lea 1171, f2MI ....... _ CIJlte IMY r JXI w.t a.r 1trMt Llfuilli -..ctl: m l<llf'9llt Awnu. .. ...,.. hacJri: 17171 -..Cl\ fevl....ef'fl SU 0..-te: JOI Hor1ll El Cimino i.tM ttll.,.1111 (71CJ 14Jo4JJ1 -..OA-.... 1-1171 ~ 1'12. °'"'"" Cobt l"llMltllMI :::...,. ... 111.... tllrllt, lthlllr1tllllt, ~ ed'#t!'ll""'*"" '*"'" ...,. .. •• •lftlovl .... "" ,..... ,, GllPYFfllill ........ -.... i==: -It Celts Mlle+ qa ..... llMll .. WTW UM == ., ... u ... ...,._, Mllifln' ,. 3 ff_,.,.., I , , Dana Point Man Faces Laguna Slaying Charge By JACK .CHAPPEU. 01 Ille D1Hr l"IJtt Stiff Thomas Bradford McCutchen of Dana Point faces arraignment on murder charges Thureday In the pistol aloylng of Mrs. Vlrglnl1 Lee Hamnett of LqlDla Beach. Laguna police today ldentmed l(r>. Hamnett, 45, of 121·8 Wave Sl, al tbe victim in the early momlng shoottng aftet she ran screaming from her home. JnvesUgators ind icated she wu ahot twice -once in lhe back ol the neck j1111t above the spinal coJumn and once in the face just above the right eye. Mccutchen. 50, or 33821 Olinda Drive, Dana Point Is being held In Lqun1 e .. ch Ciiy Jall without ball peniJIOt the ' arrai8lllllcnt at SOutb Ora1l4• OOim~ Muulclpal Couri Jn Laguna Nliuel O.Ctecllve S~t. Noll J'Ur\:tU said . ballistics tesu woro belnC condllcted on • slugs removed from the body to detennlne lf they came from a sm:lll caliber 1utomatic pistol found close to the bodY· McCut<$en, 1 landscape ~tractor, w• app.Ohended bf Patrolman ·w1111am Heiden alter belnl called to the acene by citizens:. The Dina Point men waa reportedly lying beside the body o! the 'dead wo1.11n, who wltnesses clalm had run from her residence screamlrla "Don't shoot me," o<cordlog to SgL Purcell. The man was allegedly lhe w om 1 n ' a boyfriend. Following McCutchen's 1rre:st at the acena of the ldlling, he was taken to Qra~ge COunti Medical Ceoter, ,ll'Jtort a blood' -_ple l.ai taien; He-a1~,,com plaln,.r ol ltoQlacb ~ 1'-11 Ald: . '!'be dea"--m· ..... ~ ..... W!tbb<ld at om w kin, wu wen lmowtl 'Lqttna , f gold panning proces•. Just as Jn panning 'gold, the miner stakes out a claim near a litUe river, .digs until he finds a streak of blue clay. He transport& that clay to the stream and washes it in three sieves each having dif- ferent size holes. When only gravel remains, he easily spots the largest diamonds Jn the top sieve, medium Jn the second and the smallest In the lblrd. He then tries to gel the best pood- ble pr1ca from blJ1UI. Venezuela IS one of the few COtU>- trics !ell where_ an lntlependant miner can stlll leg8lly keep what he finds. The famed Barabas diamoll(I, found by aurface paoolnc Ill v- zuela, was cut Into stonea wbkh eventual\y sold lot '2()0,000. Bu\ the miner abortly ran lbrou,li tho money 8114 mt 'tiilc:t to. mtmfti JlVo17 Omega Constellation cbronoJllel,. SI acaompulad bJ a certWcat• •tllltlDi toJtllncnptbJ1 aCCOIOCJ• Jf1tlieultlmale-tdltosjTO 0 OM~.GA --· ~~= ==-=----. \ 1823 NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA MESA • COtMN!lllT ltkMS IANtcAM~ic.\~· cw.• II TWS IN fl1I Wll LOCATION PHONI !40-Mtl r •&aln. .. ______ ... __________ .. I .. ~· I • ' I I. - Orange Coast • • ~C. ~. NO. 2Sd, l SECTIONS, 72 PAGES • • • • !EDITION ORANCOE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA • Teday'• l'blal N.Y. Steelu WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMllEll t 1971 c TEN CENTS ' t UlllC ourne ~ ~ • • DAILY PILOT ltan ,..,. lflutang Girls . ~ Co8ll. M:~ Wgh !ichool song leaders wUJ be slngi!Jg the I ,.. Of .Ji!ustaDJ· atbleUe' teams beginning this fall. 1J:.~ row left) are C~ Enclsfey, Kathy . Snyder a,nd RaylJ\11 . e. In m row· (lrom:lefl)"are Sht.l'J'Y 'Teniple, 'Dee Dee Clendenin ·and ~ Hlckrn•n Girls recently attended summer camp for lµp IObool 'fl!lril group. Winning 24 awards for lndiyi,daal ~ll!OU: ~ J>. ~ ror gro11p rouUn,r an4 another IWllt for entkmlaim. -jt. I • . \f.. • ~ ~ ~honr' :City_ ·ilan· Flag . ' . ,... ' . ~estion Lefi ip Mayor . •• ~-chamber' of oollllllerce request lo Dy ~ U.S. Flag at COsta Mesa City Hall ~ the doc:t was viewed wilh mUed ~ , .. -,;P • ' N. Costa Mesa ~· 1o ·G~t Better · .......... , ' . .~~· .F;i,re Protection •• ;~ agreement lo provide better fire Jlt'Otectioll and rescue services -for pePaoril living In north Costa Mesa and . ~ Slnta Ana received the uhanbnouJ ~val of the CoM Meaa Clly <:ouiitll ~•odaf nll!hL -,. '!'Jll ·mutual ald qraement ·between the 11n!departinenb of both dlles tu.. ef. ~ Immediately. • n '11 Di<n than just .. emergency aid ~ llDce On 1111111 will answer each 0Uter1 calla at all ttmea, city officials ~ ' ~'!'be key factor detOl'ILlnlna which fin &;partment will handle a cali Is the ata- tloo'• pro>!JiJity lo a On or aodclent. The peel, already aPIJ"'Ved by Santa Is subject lo anm:aI -· Eillw may cllaconUnllO • aervJcea lo the . . by oervlllll a _, caacellatlon aouc... . •. , . .emotions by dly councllmen Mooday nlghl Although all lour of -the """"'°""" ...-it aald they are patriots -perhaps evl!!! Dag waven -the proposal lo keep Old GIOJT Dying :r• hour.a . a day .... stymied by a. 1-1 '\'Ole. · CoamclJmen were unlDhnous, however, In askiila for the 'Item to be )!laced .... the ·oext· agenda when.Ma,... Jacl< Hammett, now on vacation, will be able to brtat the tie vote. Cowlcilmen. Dom Radll aocl Alvln Pinkley favored the proposal. Both Councilmen Robert M. WU.... aod Willaid T. Jordan w.,. ogalnsl It, but !Of dlHerent reaaona. • -"I'm worried about eliminating the en. tire.........., of ralslng aocl lowering the Flag. ll'a a traclltioD. I'd bate lo see the flaa Jiiii poolod aocl J!anllng there," said Wllsoo. • Jordan --wbether patrlollam would be served by hoping the Flag up at all houri. "Tbm 11111 UJone bere who Isn't a petriot." be sald. "lso't U really a ~ of wbether the Flag ihould be Dolm at night! What ..,. wa trying lo prove! I doo' think 100 eait relate patrlollam to Qyq the Flaa at nlghl" . Roy MCClrdle, dialrman of . the ebamber 4mericanlmn Committee, ex- pllinell'lo Ibo -tllat bll request (8,oe~ ...... 1) Mesa-Council Action - Her., In c1poule lorm, ..,. the major actiooa taken by Colla Meas dty COllllcilmen Moaday nlibt: . . MVl'IJAL AID: SJcntd a pact With the city of Santa Ana for hnproved · "llm oonrage Jn the' -Colla Mela -llOUth Santa Ana areo. . ' . NEWPORT RITES FOR VICTIMS A memorial service for the Israeli athletes 1Jain in Munlch Tuesday wW be held at S lonlght at St. James Episcopal Church, 5209 Via Lido, Newport Beach. ~ 8UV!ce ta being spoosored by the Harbor Reform Temple. All persom are Invited to attend. Mesa Council Declines Ban On Buildfug Ao attempt by a bomeowners organlza. -Uon to JeCW"e a constructkn moratorimn on 30tl-aores of north Costa Mesa property falled lo get by the city cotinci1 Mooday Dlght. . On the advice of City Attorney Roy June, the council declined lo lmpoae the ban because, they said, it would violate the coostitutional rights of property o""" ers., Paul Diehl, president of the North Costa Meas Homeownm Asooclallm, re- quested the ban because the ultimate %Oiling of the area between the San ·Diego Freeway, Fairview R o ad, SUofJoftr Avenue and Bear Stiee~ has not Ileen aett)e4. • J I ~ . JllollllDll lb!> o8-~-N,... . Jy from the M-W-tnict, art <er1IOd -bciaf !lolllled trom"~ ' ~· chlelllnilt 111· ....-mg apartm$ta and commerdal dmJop. menta. . . ' -r -·i • I ' Since !1>e l<lblng. ql!elitlcm. IS oummtlt lnvolved 'jn a -y atµey by, tlie. piano n1ng sta1t, Diehl u~ed 1or a boll\tiDr ~ • or equal· length until the decl!Jlon has been• rendered. Counoi1nw! Willard T. Jordan aym. pathized, With Diehl, but said the council could noi impoae a. morJl!Onml Without fir1t holding. a publlc. bearing duriJlg wblcll an property owners could $- their vl<WJ. . June addeil tha! oothlng ~ prevent a property owner from ~ a bullcl- tng permit OD properly -JaM aocl from beginning With Immediate COllllrUc>- tion. 'Die couocll'• clenlaI of . that right, be said, could aily force couodlmeo illlo an aclvme legal poottkin.. · Study of Space At City Hall OK'd by Council An·IIl,ooo contract baa been awarded to a Loo Angeleo coqsultlng firm for a detailed study .. u.. moot efficient utilization of apace at Colla Mesa dty ball aocl Its <odja<:ent police bullding. Coota M ... city <ounci1men Mooday night unanimously agreed lo hire s. u .A. Inc. lo do the job. The. survey wu requested by Costa Mesa City Manager Fred Sonabal, pr1mari1y because the fourth floor of the Ii~ city hall· la ocbeduled lo become vacant next July. The fourth floor cumnUy la occupied by the county. Welfare Deportment. It la .cbeduled to mo've when Its lease runs out. "There are Jots ·Of departments wbo '10U1d Ute lo get their baocla on It, 1 ei· plained Sombal •. He cited the need lo determine wbo would occupy the vacant quarters In terms of efllclency, rather than by hapbuml moving. The· study by the ollice apace apeda)l!ta would also '"""' 00 the ln-tenotloo between the • I r I O U I deportments In ID attempt to IJ'OUP them more elficlmt11, dty ~ said. ;Oly~pk .(Ja~s-Tragedy AsYiized br .. Pr~IM~t WA811JNGTON' -(UPI) ,.. Pna1dtnl Nlm1 today. deeded the l1a1iot of Jara;11 Olympic albletp u "a tragedy fir all tbe naUons of tbe wor}4.'' He otdired' Secretary of Stai. Wl1lJam P. Rogero lo COlllu1t • wltll other govermneata ~on ae· __. bUla" lo formulate a>Uedlve MCUrlty nleuurea lo combat the global problem o' - ™ PJeltdenl -·-IOtUllty procautlooil Iii tllll eountr1' lo ptevebt terrorist altaoka on·.t.raeif 1ouillta or others wlio "mlglit be"iarfetsofthla kind of activity," aM' conferred·Witb Rogers and Henry A. Klaalnger<>•·the·malter. Preas Secretaty Rmalct L Ziegler Aid. the -dlacuaod 'apeciflc . atepl that mlghl be taken ·lo· prQlect "laraell citizens agalnsl terrorist acts -In- dividuals wbo would be prone to t"" rortam aocl othe:' appropriate aeourtty measures that lhould be taken 1• Aollng In the wake of the aJaylng of II Israeli athletes by Arab· fanatics · in Munlch, "The Prtaldent uked Rogua lo consult with other govemmmtl on an urgent basil u to what collective measures by the lnternatiooal oom- JllUllity can be brought lo bear on the problem of ·terrorlain1"' aald ZJealer. Slate 'Dism~iient olliclala iald utra ~ty.,..._ .... bebif eateoded lo ~.dlplomata In the Unltod States wlio'mlg1it ..... 1vab1J"be tar8'ti of.at-.tadtli £biM W. Bray, a Sllte llejlartment ...._.. said "~ pro. tectlve ineuures•• were lnstltuted, with tncreuecL protecllon oUered 1.-aell 11 well u West German aod , Arab .diplomata. !lP1claJ, ajlpeala were ..m .to local police cleplrlmeola In New York, Loo Angelea, Miami, San Francisco, Boston. . New Orleau, Atlanta, Ho u·a·t on, I Phlladelpbta; Seatlle aoc1· Chicago lo ei· ~Ible proteotloll lo diplomata at In thooe cltiu, Bray aatcl. With representatives of 17 111tlo111 In Wasbli>lton -at the State Deportment ltaelf ~ !or a oooference on bojt lo <!eat with aerial hijacking, Rogua lelaed on that meeting u a forum lo call for Jn. tematlooal atepa 1o comhat terrorism. ZlegJer wu vque oa whit security measures would be taken lo protect hraell cltlzeol aocl American Jew1. "I'm obllloully not In a pooitioo to be lpeclfic, II be told reporters. * * * * * * Pilot· Sports Editor Tells Of Violence at Olympics MUNICH -The XXlh Olympie Games continue despite "l\1eaday'1 tragedy In Wlilcb II laraell athletes aocl tlllclaJa ...... killed by Anh tenorlata. dy Taylor and American water polo coach Monte Nltzkowald ol Hamllngton lleao~ . Olympics . Resumed After Rites MUNICH (UPI) - Arab terrorists turned the 20th Olympic Games tnto • blood90aked battleground Tuesday that took 17 Uvu1 including 11 Israeli athletes. nine of them hostages. Today, the other athletes paused briefly to honor the dead. then went back to the games. (See re- lated storiel. Page!!! 3 and 4.) Avery Brundage, president of the International Olympic ·Committee, told the athletes asaembled In the Yul Oi,m. ~C fl!jldlum 'that today WU a "t1l7 of mourning" but said the lamtl Wonl4 resume , 24 hours after lhey weN -suspended• !)ecause of the ~irattact, and they began again today. Sitting In the first ihree rows of the 1tadiwn . today were the surviv.lng members of the team from Israel. For them, the games were ove.1· and theJ were fJ,ytnc back to Iarael wltb the bodlea ot their comrades. Altboucb the Egypll.m team withdrew from tbe pmea Tuesday, there wu no uoified Arab boycott of the renewed com. petition. Jlepreaentallvea from Tunisia, ~ Algeria, lrao aocl Morocco all Aid their clelegatlona were slajolng on. Tblrteen members of the Norwegiao dtlegltlon, bowtvtr, al4 they Wert leav• . ~'*:·..::W.~"U ..-ol Nok.11'1 -. a JIO.lilJom-. -... elnM1 bad COlllPleled his --and • -· • 'Ille laraell ~ died, ,.._, . OV ..... When Ill ambuoll of the ....... rtUu lif Weal German marUmeti baekllrld. Throt lleUCODlll'I ba4 flowo the lsraeua IDd the Arabi to an airport. When two Arabs left their helicopters to inspect a plane that was to have flown them to an Arab country,. the Germans opened On . Other cuerrntu aboard Ille third betlcopter eaploded a hand grenade, JdU. Ing all aboard. 'Ille dead Included the two lsraella JdU. ed in the initial Arab wault, the nine lsraelb leized as hostage1, a Wed GernlA_pollceman caugbt up In an ... change of sliota at the airport, two Arabi • who were with the hostages when tbq dle4-aDd three guerrWu killed by IUD- On. 'lbe body of one of the three dead (Utl'o rlllu wu found nearby aocl ldenUW late today u an Arab. '11lree Arabe - taken alive at the air base. Two of tllm (See llESUME, Pap l) FIRST LOOKER TOOK THE DEAL · 'Die first looker didn't just - bought. This is the ad that sold the oar lo the ••first looker:" '55 BWck. RUlll load. Good transportation. S50, • XXX·XXXX There are lotll more lookers where that one came from. To put )'llUI' act where they can find ii, put It Jn the DAD..Y PILOT. Here's a phone nwnber that puts you ill direct touch with a DAILY PILOT elwlfled ad-Ylau: 612-5671. . Orange Wea titer Moslly cloudy througb 'lburaday, with hlghl in the IOs Inland and around 75 at Orange Coast beach- es. Chance of light abowm In the morning houri. • . • IPACI: srbDYt Authorised payment of 111,000 to a Loo Ance1'I firm for • , delallad report .., available olflco -at ctlJ llall ..,.., bow It la lo ill -.. ~ -lndlYldolJ ..,.,._ ... l.U.A. will also be ~ with 4elemilnlng the ultlmata 1tal!liir of ln- dl'fldaal ~ 1111<\ llolr the city hall oll1ce ..,... la to. lie allocated In flllunl ,..,... . DAILY PILOI' Sporta Editor Glenn WhUe Is .., the ocene reporUnc the latal Qses?· A1lo 1Mng their -are Newport Beach'• Peto Weipnd, former Olympian In lJSI aocl tile brother of Cllm!Dt Olym- piao, AN!T, ud Belp~ water polo of· fldaI AbeFllebl. INSIOE TODA V , . . • -TOllllJll: Denied a NqUlll by the Nortll Ooala ---.. . ·~tn to =-a ...,..... ....... a * .... -1 cumidly lllvolvod ·1aa ...... lhldy. • • • • ' OLD Gl.OllYt ..,4Uod Ulfl a -1 lo lly the .dlJ hall f1ac ,.._. be • • llrcJolCbt bad< la 'CW -U 'lor a· daellim after Ibey ~ M ..,,Ibo ·r ~ , • ' SoraalioI ei1d the e<mbac:t -with S.U.A. couJcl prevent "wullng '-moving In cll7 hall wllboul .., ... -• ~ .. IJistbrian LOS ~ (AP) -MUnorlal .... lor W111lam Wlkos Roblnoon. ldalorlaD and -........ lo ... bald to. ~ g;,-,: Bll!o-. ~w>llP MUNICH •. _ 1~7) lnlonnaUOli r!lardlnJ the thaodJ, White'• coltiinn .., 1'181 17 todaJ -the ocene if Olympic Vlllap and 11''11 the lmpreala ct -aportl ~~.~= r...a, u.a;._., -1nliilr ...,... r r Wblte'• -... _,. of Orange Cout IJU a..... -~ with a report o1 Tam Jlol?tad aocl Patt1 Johoaon. ' H~ In -tlcl ~at Qolden West · d>l!Oi1 lliil lieiJ Beach Hlldent, ltlls wby he ~ lhe OJJmplcl u a water pc\lo ofllciaI a,. prior to tile. finllj competltloa. , lie cites poliUCI U die maJ0t: factor IOI" the qlleltlonobl~ olllclatlng In the . oa ..... San Clement .. 1 lllt. Jolmoon Jnl)Orel r.t ~'a aamlllaat. WI la: IOll- ...i.r. llardlel Clllllpetltloo. A brand MW 1t01on in local lh<our gell Ander ,..~ tllil Wfelund, whilt olll<r qllrac- tiom in tht arco or• r~IOfd. Stt Enttrtainmcnt, PGQtl 21-2$. LM. .... • -• _., • _,, ........ M Collflt'flla • -.... ...... c.... " --n ,_ .. .. ... .. ,...,. ..... • ...... .. --" --.. -·-" DM:• Nttlfft " ...... 11>1t ··-"" • .... , ........ • ·-..... --.... ·-'"" T-" ........ -~ ·-1f, II ........ . :::T:.:..r. • ---• --• • . • . . • • I • _% DAILY PILOT c Nobody Knew False Reports Railed Hopes MUlilCR (UPI) ,.. ~ --_,., tbl -· .... = bollewd that the nine lsrHIJ bootages Id+ ... bJ Anl> _.ulM ..... 1 .... eu Prtmler Golda llelr wu ., ot•:ltftd II Ille ~ ,_. - Olympic oUlclals thaJ lhe drank 1 branc!J -~ -nianben fl lw cabinet belore gotnc In bed. , • Thmo atUJ wu oo oUicW explanatloa wey the et10t-rtpOrll....,. luued. The first oflldal word that the hottag., ...,.. Ille oame al U :lt a.m. German time 1rom Conrad Ahlers, a 1 .. emment "l[>Okelmln, who Rid the boitages were safe and free. '-.. At 1:19 a.m. cl!lel Olympic pr<a of!lcer lflnt Kltln reported that ,.. bellc:opter Uled to transport tile _.w.. and lbe ~ In the airport wu bumln1 but that he believed the hoat.ageo were NIL_ 'R<porta l!lOWlted durinc the night Iba! there W -•lo!...,. at the all' port, Bui ii WU not until 3:21 I.JD, that the Gtmiln Olympic Ol'llllllzlnl t:Olllmltt.e announced that aU nioe tsr..U ~ ,..... killed In the airport • shootout. McGovern Plilces-Blame For Deaths on 2 Nations LOS ANGEi.Eii (UPI) -Demomttc presidential nominee Georce S. McGov· em ll8ld today Egypt and Lebaoon are to blame for the terroriat killing of 11 Israeli Olympic athletes, and demanded that "tbe world community ostraclr.e and punilh any country that barbora ... tbete c:rimlnall." (Earlier story, Page 5) Discarding a prepared Im that had previously been made public, McGovern told the Southern California Board of Rabbia, "We must place the retpODSibil· lty and we must be honest and clear, the blame Jles with two Arab governments-- Egypt and Lebanon. "There are report, that our 1ovem- ment may reswne diplomatic contact with Egypt,'' he said. "I urge the Preli, dent to demand , u a condition of that 1tep, that Egypt 1ball root out 'tbeoe In- ternational outlaws who seek to lm.poee JM,J!ellcuf..tm MrAU.!lll_.1! 'f!i!>le region of the Worrd and on innocent peoptetrom every part of the Wtlrld. "AD of civilized society wu a cuualty of thii invasion of the Olympic camp," McGovern aald. aU oround the world lo bo able lo live a lull ind aecure 11!1 before Ibey die," bo &aid. SlaitdJnc In the-Jliare of lill"I llchll, Mdlovent Tueoday nJibt thmr IWIY I prepored opeech on tuatlmi" lo pour oul bll outrage 11 the murder of larMll 011DIJ>I<: 1Utleteo. "And 10 Ibo lbame of viol..,.._ -our time again/' be aid. 0 Stgp lt be- f<re we c:ome lo bell ... that riolenoe II the mlJ w11 ol llfe." Wben McGovern Aid the athletes were dead, the a!JdieAre aeemed to suck in 111 breath ID 1 1mjle l"P· Many of them bad not heard the ..... * * * U.S. Freestyle Swimmer Loses .: His Gold Medal . Fairgrounds Auto Sales Cut Back Qosta l4aa ell)' councilmen MCllday nltbl abut the 1atet .111>e 0rance eoun- 1y Fairgrounds to ae llm of campers, automobiles, motorcycles, and boattnl equlpmenl 'J'bo tllllltlmOlll 4-0 <ic(iaiM Wll bued nn I feellnl aJllOlll eOtlllcllma lbll what'• fair nn· the Pail'grounds would bo unfair to olbtr mm:banll In the dty. Mercbandising nn lbt fairgroundl, they aaid, wotild place other dealeri in jeopan!y alnce 'per..., usioi the f4lisiiiiiMa-ai I .. tall ooille! wouJd not ba•e to p111 property taxes or caiforrn co c:ommerclll moinc rogulatlnnl.. "Thia -d jual allow them lo Ulm the cream off the top,'" fumed Coun- cilman AlvlD Pinkley, wbo loci the 1ttack oo 'the busiDess license nqU.sll by Anthony Boolalil, Huntington Beach, and Ferrin Denison, Westminster. The llllHcre falrgroundl are currently !med for ln!tituUonal and recreaUonal -Allbo!llb the aw1p meeta beld there nery 8altmlay and SUDday would 1ppo1r .lo ~lcb that moinc definition. cx1unc'Jmen allowed the swa~te to allow 1be Fair 11om1 lo ,...,.., Ila finan- cial poltutt. 11We allowed them to pick up, the rwap meets to beJp them out,." said Coun- cilman Robert M. Wllloo. ''N'oW we find that brand new itenil are: offered at the IWlp meets. I think we need to bave a sec:md look at what we're doing at the faiqrounds... • 1Ioasa111 conteniled that the fthlcles would actually be llO!d by their owners wbo would only rent llllea opoces from him. "Peop!e have a rtgbt lo sell their own. cara. Ir• no difierent than 1 swap ·uleef," be-ezplalned. · · -. That broqbl ID lmmedllle ,.acllon from Councllnw! WUJard Jordan who declared, "The fairgrounds are limply not the proper place for this type of ac- tion ." Judge Gets Censured -- For Pa~ . " ' J.AlliliNG, lrllo&. <AP) -A')ldsi ml bll maglllrate, accused ol pat!IDI and fondling felllale eourt ~ ...,. \ oensured by the MIChJc-i ~ Court today ror "•ulpr mllcondall;" '_Judp.J.mio H, Jdpr, .. ol tbe 151b 1llllrtcl ID Ingham Q)unly, and Jlqjltnle Jllllel Leo Jllodcel~ Ill, ap- peared -lbe court. '11111 Jucjlcial Tenon CommlsBlon bad ,._,,,,,.,.ied !bet they be censured followinl Ill ln- -pl!On. • -Clil'er J..u;.:.-Tfiiiinu -M. ~ told F,i!pr Ibo ~ "dol!l1' obon your folly -ll>it -~ .. ol-l'ietnamese Cttptive 11ce o1 -•·-"" ~ the . • -..... bebnlor 'Ill la-la fact, A. South Viebtam.ese Marine leads a blindfol,ied and bandcuffotl Noz'lll 111o1 ,.. bava Jir.:..i.c and Vietnamese soldier to headquarters for qullliollJn& at Quang :Fri. , bll .,;_ ·~ ~-· Related etory, Page 4. J!U c -~ l" "!" ,._ you ____ ...:.;._::_ _______________ . llold ••• SOil ltiv1 . the ', "respect for the «ml lllil• ti. ollk:e 1lhlcb .)'OU bold." Trust~eBookm~gCase Continued Until Oct. 4 • In ,addlllon lo Ibo ~ !Iii ·eourl --F.d(.r $1,IOO <Olll Gd~ ~ttooo~ ·• · ' ~ . ,, . ,,.,,.: eourt'r &.ur. ~ a wn. month lnvesl!pllon and a lepl bltlla bJ Edgar and BICldcett over the O!llU!IWdoo cJwl~. . S , eommiuioo Aid r.cr,ar .,on A continuance until Oct. 4 was granted Jolm Downer that the hearing 'c:culd be · today m the bookmaking and extortion moved Clily if the presiding judge of the nume?'OUI occasiom: • • • slapped, Pitted case .involving Saddlebact C o 11 e I• Santa Ana court approves. Downer re-or touched in • familiar or su.uattve Trustee Alyn Brannon. quested the change "u a matter of con-~er" , the bpttocb of nine -lelule The continuance was granted in Harbor venJence. '' court employ es. J Judicial District Court this momiq by Brannon, 40, of sania Ana, WU ... Tesltmoily durln( I variety of ~ ~d-:.d~ ~~~e 1en~t~~ .:!~ ~ :iie:,~~g~t! ~~ ~:~ :t":~~.:i.~'i!.~a defense motion to move the heiring to torney'1 office. )'OUDI waman'a bead on an officl ~ Central Judldal District Court In lllllta Tbo.coll.,e lnlatee la fne lfler poltlng , bard <llOUgb lo mike ber cry. = .Ana. Brannon dld not enter A plea uiday. --4' $10,0llJI bolid Frtdey. Orlglnally, -lolil ~-l!!t . .-1111-·1 Judge _ Dickey told defenae allomey bad been set al f25,0llJI. complalnt • aald, manhandled , · employe., IOlllelimel "In 1 ......... Newport Clerk Receives manner" and once uni-!in employe'a brassiere. ~ Edgar Wll elected In bll .-,-~ pool In 1168 and appointed BJodc.U In( I $11,700-a-year maglllntc)'. · ) ·' "There lJ only one way to stop 1be terrible wave or terror," he said. "The world communJty must ostracize and punish any country that harbors or ollera unc:tuary lo -crtmJnala. Al long .. we fall to do so, we wlll conUnue to see death In the dally peper and f1<:e danger every time we travel abroad. MUNICH (AP) -The International Olympic Committee tonlgbt l!rlpped the 400-meter freestyle told medal from American IWimmer Rick De.Mmt be- CIUIO !JO WU tllfng a banned med!Cl- tian lot ... aatbma -tloa. DeMott~ 11, from 11111 Rllff,I, ..... the 4J».meter ~la lat week befon FroMPqeJ RESUME •.. Anti-coprer Signatures Kavanagh told the men the re<:lfd showed "there wu no iD!tol cm )'Otll' pit! · ( IO apeclfically commit lmmonl 1cls, although lo mucb ol the g_.u Pllbllc. 1ccoun11 ol )'Otll' actlviti• ·,,..rd .... taln(y lend .lo lndlatta ethonrille." ; ''EiYPt bu beslnwed Ill bll!lllng on lndil<rlmlnate lom>rism _ u an lmlnr ment of ill own foreign policy," McGov, em-talc!. "And then II bl"'!'", loj, for the government of Lebanon. 'l1ie llllln ofllce1 of the terrorist 1ang1 are in Beirut." McGovern also repeated his· theme from I • nlly 'J,'uead1y n!ghl aJiortJY ·~ the murden were revealed:' ~·Stop the · "tilling. Stop the 1dDln1 everywhere." "I want lo make It poalble for cblldreri In thll couotry and In the Middle EilJt and Ghel'Jl,lan Ordere<l To Stand Trial On Theft Ch~rge Dr. E. Mortimer Gherman of Newport l!eJ!di, father-In-law of Rep. Barry O.Jd. water' Jr. (R-Callfornia) · was ordered Tuesday to stand trial on charges of Rl'8l)d theft and false advertising by a San· ~anlino C<iunty municipal court. Dr. Ghennan was ordered to appear Sem:. 13 in San Bernardino Superior C.ourt for ·1r1al of eight counll of grand thelt and 17 p:>WJ11 of violatiJlg , the BusineJS and Professlooa c.ode. The aCtion rollowed a month-long pre- liminary hearing into aUeged impropri· etie1 involving a recr!ational real estate promoUon or properties near Blj: Bear Lake in Sari Bernardino C.ounty. Two codefendanta, James Moreland and John Patterson of Newport Beach alc:o were ~nd over for tri:il. OU.Nfll COAST CM DAILY PILOT The or."" c..t D'.ILY PILOT, witlt 'Wtlldt .. cemblntd iN N.,.._,. ...... i. ,Wli.... il'f fM Or•1111• Co.st Pvllll1hl1111 COll'1Pln'I'. S.,.. ... ~ edlllom .,.. """'~ Mond•'I' throug" Friday, n.r Cosla Mn., Hawport 1-.ch. Hllnll'IGlon 8fl9Cfl/F-t11R \'1111"1', L~1 EIUdl, 1~11!1/Slddl.mct W SM o.m.ntll $1n Juan Cllllitra!'ll. A 1lngle tlll~ . M fliofl h Pllblltltld S.tvn:llY' ft Sll!ldart- 1"'9 prlncl,,_1 puDllVtlrlf plilllf h at aa Wiit 81'1' $1t"1, O.t. M-. C1llfol"tl'9, ~ Jtolieff N. W1M Prnkle9't 11'111 ""'°41th..- J1c.• JI. Curia., Vici Pr.-.IOtnl lfll GeNnl M1MO« Tho19111 K11Yil ..... Tho'"11 A. Mu rphi1e Mff>t1"9 Edflor Ch1rl11 H. Looi -i1h1rtl '· Nill AW1t111t MIMI• b lton JJO W11t lay Sfr11t Mirr,., Atltlr•••: ,.o. a.x 1160, t2626 ~-N..,.ert l tldlt ll1J N..,.r1 ~ u.,,.. l fftll : m ,..,"' ... ....,_ ....... tinoton ll!ltll 1711$ htcl'I ~·.....,,. 11n C1tnWnt1; •t Morttt fl C.ll'llN It-' re1.,1tMe 111•1 '42-4JJ1 ca..1n11 A4..rti ... 64:1-1671 COft'P'Wlt, 1tn or1r.o1 Cotat Ll'\IMllfl._ ~. ,... 111•0 """'"" llh111t111lloM. tidlliOl'ill -1111' Of' HYtt"!IH!Mlltl ..... f"llfY _ W ~Id wlltlovl lfllldll ,... """"" • IL'lln"fl!ll -· . . . -of epbedrlne ...... found In -aampl., tateo after the victory. He WU Ihm ubd lo llep out of the 1!na1 ol tlie ~melor -tyle. an .Vent In wblcb' lie wu the world na>nl holder. The deCisiott oo wbdber lo allow the young s-.ier to keep bll 400-meter medal WU•lelt ~the Ull'ltiVI "°'rd of the Inlematlonal Olympic Committee, which ruled again!! him. 'j'he medal p,..bably wtU go lo Bnd C<!OP"" of Aulllrlll&, who·llnlsbed aet;Olld. n 'Ills the ftrat 'ttme a medal bas been taken away from an American athlete since Jorn Thorpe, whose 1912 gold in the pentathlon wu· withdrawn after it wu learned the Amerlcu Judlan played semi·professk>nal baseball before the games. DeMoo~ had been undergoing 1peoial drug l.e!tl under the 1Upervilioo of the IOC Medlcal Commls!lon. He bu tlten a drug containing ephe- ~rine -a dnlg banned by IOC ~eguJa.. tions -for ,many years for an uthma condition. .._.._ . I!eldonl Aid be cl..,., lllted the dnll . oo bis pre-Olympic· forms. ' · An Amerl<an leaD! offidaf nld It the ttme the iwimmer •as xra~ from the 1,500-meter ract that U.8. (lfficlals 'falli!d to clear the drug with the JOC. Prlnce A!eiandre De -of the . Medical Comm!Jsloo Rid that olflclals of . other teami bad tabn up Ibo queatlon · of the dnlg, and. bacl' been · advlaed lo substitute another one, but that the AmerlCllll failed to do -. ..... wounded. The Dttl1'derl sent a waft of rnulsion around the world, and in lmlli there were ..,,,.. to avenge the del4. There llao were •blllei' fMllnp aplnol "If est Gmnany for permiff!ng' lbe lra(edy to occur -feellnga tbet bad · !hair birth ln the trigedy of World War U.' lrl~ Arab n•~ 1 war~,, ~"1 at the lra(!dy; and '!be Jordanian gnv11111- ment in ita aecond denunciation of the ac- tion called the attack an uugly crime wbkh bu ·1..-.ed lo ldesfroy the Arab cause." Syria, whldt aipportl the gue:r, rilla movement. blamed the events on Germalit. Pope Paul VI aald "the • Arab • aitlck · .,di.shonota oor time,, and expressed hope the deed wtU )"'I be repaid willt more violence. In Bonn, Chanoelkir WIDy Brandt c'•ll· ed a tpeclal meeting of bll •abinel In discuss the aftermath or the ahoot!Jtg. Reinhard Praua, one ·of the two hellc:opler pftota wbo DeW the Arab guer- rillas and their Israeli bostages from the 'Olympk:. Wlage to ·the air bale wbere "the shooting occurred. gate b1S account of the Incident lnday. · Praus and lwn copllota escaped unin- jured In the sboelout " at, the Fleslen- feldbruclt air bue outside Munich. The aecond pilot, Gunnar ·Eberle, received seriOIJS Jung injuriu. · Preus gave the following.a~nt! "I was DJing the 'first helicopter. We were told to land near tht main· entr'ance In a Ooodllt area. Woman Shot Dead Dana Point Man Faces LagunaSlayingCha·rge By JACK CHAPPELL Of .... et.i.IJ ,.~ .... Thomas Brad£ord MCCutchen or Dana Point faces arraignment on murder charges Thursday In the pls\ol slaying of Mrs. Virginia Lee Hamnett of Laguna Bearh. Ltl:gun;i police loday idenllfied Mrs. Hamnett. 45. of 121·8 Wave st., as the victim in the early morning shooting aftet she ran screaming Crom her home. Investigators indicated she wu shot twice -once in the back of the neck jult above the spinal column and 111ce Jn the face just above the right eye, • McCutchen,. 50, of S38Z1 Olinda Drive, Doca Point II being held In Lquhl Beach City Jail without bill pending the 11Taignmenl al South Orange County Municipal Court In Laguno Nt1uel. - Dectectlve SJ!I. Nell Purcell aald balliJltlcs tests were being conducted: on The Dana Point man wa1 reportedly . lying beside the body (Jf the dead wo1.ian, who witnesses claim had run from her residence screaming "Don't J sboot me," acconling to Sgt. Pwtell. 1be man WU aUq:edly the " 0 m I ft • s 1' boyfriend. Fnllowlng McCulchen's arr-.t at the I oc:ene of the tilling, he wu taken to I Oranl• COUnty Medlcal C..ttr where a blood 11mple wu taken. He alao com- plained ol 8">1111ob pains, l'llr<ell Aid. 1be dead women, whose ldenUIJ' was ~d II 1liil l'""dillf ~llon of kin, WU well !mown In Llgtt111 llelch. .. FrotnPGfel FLAG ••. PetitlQns liJDed by 1,089 -pro-notice with ...... _ lbat.Jlo -..... . 'l1ie -ol Edpr l,l!d J!lodpll allo !eating ngular daily fligbts of the present 1 fonnaJ SO.minute pruentadon did 11111 appear to bav1 lmpalrall tlle Newport Beacli police belicopta wera in protest ol Iba bellcoptera -t Ma!Jojly fUncllom ol Iba ccurl, KaTanqh Mid.: aubmltted Ulll 'lliOmiu( to City-' Cltrk nigbt'• meet1nr In cll1 ball and w!I! be , , 1' 1 i Laura Lqlos. joined by live other speakers. , I~.' ' ~ • .l1.._..:.--Freed·-the ... , of 11ie patrols Mn•sa.ue Couci.. " ~1'.°Jo':!y :i,~ ala'.""~.l°: :"I la~:: the ¥"cop~,"~!~" , ~ r CJ, . f(o ,; l0~~:.l9trolia1r .~:~1nton .. : N~wp/it ~.1.·l>~ce'Olleili. ian1.. Tliwarts Thief • P9 a .pa • . , Gllvu, wbo ltrongly encourage,\I In- . . Tjte 'peUUoos were otgDect by ...tdil>lll ception of the helle<lpler program Iii' 1970 from almcel every are. ot the city and and wbo sleadl11Uy d!!ends i~ bad little A munge eOtJch can Indeed be included the names or a bandful of comment OQ the petitio111'th11 morrWig. for mori than uie thing, a 16-YVW,_ penons from Costa Mesa. "I will examine It. I lhlnk 11'1 very In-. bath house employe dlocovend· TUeldb --y can · for ,._ city ,_ -"-·~ lerestiog," be aald, "I will imdoubledly morning . r .auc WI' w auu..-un: have aomethlng to say Monday night.', · ' " ' belico,Jllen lo "go aiolt ml7 when they Glava aaid be ba~ not revleweil .II\• Joyce Cecilia Tapll told poUca .... are called on for BUpport by other llllill petition or any olber documenll sub-used ii to fend ofl on lntnMler wbo Jilid or agencies." milled by Freed. come tbrougb the bathroom window let They 11ao demand Newport Beacb fn. He declined to AY Wbetber or not•be her parlor. l thlnb the number of lijnalun!I ·"111 fn. She ....,, awaktaed by the noctunjal stitute a helicopter sharing arrangement OuenCe councilmen, wJk:i .tn the pu&.have visitor around 5 a.m. 1"beo be operfd with the clllea of Costa Mesa, Hunllnglon baclted bll position Oil the progrem when the door of ber eleeplnc quarters !lol Beach and Irvine. conlnlnted' by crilica. · ' 2626 Newport Boulevard and Jamd l)it' Costa Mesa and ·Htmlinglon lleacli'each "I don't know bow big ID e!lort they bed. , operate their own pollce-. department (Ibo pelillon cin:ulalor1), m*1e. Tbue lrl1'I Tapia, wbo u-In IUv heltcopters. 1be city of JrvUie declilled lo a~ 16,0llJI pecple In tbll ell)'. I bavt ... but WU too -In mum home, rent helicopter fullUme · patrols When idea wliat 1,000-plua 1 i I a at u r·e 1 she moved the ooucb 1n front of tbe police protection for the new.city. Glavas' office it preparing a report on After iummaglng the they contracted with Costa Mesa for repreaents," be said. the Intruder wu =· brfllk s. Paul Freed, rm San Joequln Hllh the bellcopter -ram. · II will be with a fiuhllgbt and • the ft Road, organizer of the p,..lell, llao IOed presented al the c:cuncll bearing. . safe; the lntrilder lefl,'a!Je told police., GEM TALK TODAY by J. C. HUMPHRIES PANNING FOR DIAMONDS Few pe<iple know that dlamob~s can be found by using the familiar gold panning process. Just" .. In ptllliilng gold, the miner stakes ·out a claim near a little river, digs unW ho finds a streak ol blue clay. He ~transports that clay to the stream and washes ii in three sieve< each having dif • ferent 117.e holes. When only gravel remains, he easily lpojl the larfeat diamond• Jn tl!e top ale~•. intdllm;l~in lbe second and tho smallMl In the third. He then triea t01ot the belt poal- ble ,price from bUJ'.8"· Venezuela ls one of the few c:oun- tr~s left where u · independent miner can still legally keep wbit be finds .' The famed Barabas diamond, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiijiiiiii;iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiliiiiiiii • Every Omega ConsteJlation chronomPfl"r ii ar.companlod b~ a c:ertllicat• •tldtiog tolll lnmedible 1CGU?acy .. 0 OMEGA It'• the ulllnllle watch lo gtv1 or recelq,, · I ' ' ' ! .. ~ ' • I ' l .•. .. " ,, '· .. '• ,. ... • I • . .. . ~ " '· ' I slugs removed from the body to was based in part on declsionl by dttermlne II they came from a smoll . Newport Beach and Loe Angalu lo fly · .fbund by surface pllltlling In Ven&- callher automauc pistol round close to 11.s. Flags arwnd the ~oct it.their cHy • zuela, was cut Into stonet which ,. . ' 1~23 ·NEW~T BLVD., COSTA MESA ' " ~ a. ., ....... Cwt~ Clfitt,. a.mcr1trti. w tlffllr .....,, ~"'.'!" $3,lf -1r1 ......... -...... """""; .. -:-· ' . the body. , : ""' , ' ". " . eventually aold foi' $1)(1,000. Butibe · · McOltclten, • landlcape cootractor, , Tiie .... --·•....., bt........., '*9 mliier ihortlj ra11 tbhiap -tbe wu apprehended by Patrolman Willi*" . ,_ ... ....-w.,. ..,.-.. . · .• :;_1,., __ Belden alter. being called 1n tbt _,. b1 ., Ill! ~ IP,lt! dlll'!n/. lbt , ¥ .11 · · mobey and 'WW bad: to WWU>¥ CQlf'JNlEN! THMI . ti YL\ll IN 1l!f SAMI loc.<TION citizens. ~-V , t again. • .. ___________________ _ • • • < \ I .. ' 1