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·.f;ar •• .• --.-. Collision
~Monkey Business!')
A-Lion Country ;
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,,,_. fhre9' Captive eitiinei 1~ thell.a1DD1 Bel!!:lt.&del!. lllf th~ ~Prnentlon ol Cruelty to Anhnala may not .know i( lillt' iia:t1 weet
,,.-their ll>eek -N1tional Dog Weet. '!be animal oboerntlon 11 spoo-
red by th,. Pet Food 111.!titute Of Chicago. .
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Vani-shes
In County
Orange County Sberiff's olliceni.are to-
day Investigating what they believe lo be
a clear case cl. monkey hnshwa at Lion
Country Safari.
They were .called Jn by ollidala ol the
Irvine wlklllie' .;;;;,ter after the 'Clllip-
peanonce ol a oae-year-<>ld ~
who arrived at the parlt two -ago
from Sierra Leone In West Africa.
"There WU no way that Utile Ling pQ
could ·have eocaped," Uon Ol!mtry Vice
President Jerry Kobrin said toclaT·
"Gome wardm Pat Quim had Ling Pu
In an 'laolatliln room for the oboervaUon
we alway1 give newly arrived animals
and be was talten from thst room ·by
someone who wasn't too t'ODCelDed about
bis welfare," the publlclsl said.
"Ling Pu ls just a baby," Kobrin said.
"He needs special care and atlenUon and
It would be tragic U this caliOlll theil
"""1lell1LllN1!P"'~'"• ,. him." • KOloinf''wildiis''Cf.lii~f'fii·· "it • 'flSO.
Investigating deputies said that wboffer
took the inlmaJ manqed lo eYllde
~ty ..-bLthe.,.. and wu'1p-·
parenUy fainlllar with their routine., '
Kobrin said leVeraJ tropical blnls have
been talten In the same WIY from Lion
Country In ~eceot moioths;
''The tnoµve 11 aJwaya the same," he
said. '.'It ii purely profit tbroull> reslle,
of the creatura."
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Heroin Suspect
Nabbed .in Chase
By JAt'lt CHAPPELL
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An mraordinary dayloog manhunt for
a narcotics suspect who allegedly stole
f150 ol Laguna Beach police narcotics
llQ!llld : .front. -Y·:: ...... , asecl ii. lo
purchase a car and new clothes, ended
-Wednesday alter a red lights and siren
chase through Laguna Beach streets and
alleys.
heroin, poosession of heroin, possession
of cocaine, poues!ion of amphetamines,
poosession of barbiturates, possession of
marijuana _and· possession of narcotics
parapbernaila.
Valo WU ,am.ted Wednesday af-
ternoon after LagUna Beach ·detective
cars ~ ~s newly-purchased spiall
foreign car thiougb streets and alleys.
He waa captured at gunpoint after he
rammed Into a' parked car and took off
on fool, Purcell said.
It was Valo who ofllcm allege met
with a police lnfonner at a restaurant in
(See MANHUNT, Page Z)
Ironically, a Wk force of at least five
cars of Compton Police Department
n.....Ucs a g e n t s and the Huntington
6eacb police bellcopter arrived in
Laguna Beach late Wednesday to make a
buy from an alleged dealer Laguna
Beach police had jailed esrller.
• A tangled web ol charges, including Bike Gets Best c:oospiracy lo oell heroin and other
narcotics ·ended with a well known
Laguna businesUnan in jail, along with ~.:':'"~U:-in Laguna Beach city Jail Of President's1
were Howard Sullenberger, 34, Of 2914
!lrt11'~:;:~~~~~.:.,I'> ~00 PQQ .. .CAr." staying at a motel, held in lieu of $50,000 · · · • ' ~ ·· ~, ·"V
ball; and Michael Larry Howard, 20, WASIUNQTON (UPI) -Pmldent
!itaYlnc 1t.a,,..tel, held In lleu of $25,000 Nixon's new armored llmoUJlne -with a
ball. . reported price !ff! of hall a . million
Sullenberger, operator of the Co a 1 t dollars and. desqibed u "atroog as a
Foreign Cor Service, was arrested by lanlt" -gal the worst ol ii In a collision
Police Oel Sgt. Neil Purcell at !&.repair with, of aU thlnp, i $17 bicycle. ~·· ~-• . A f __ , f Tbe bike rider, though, didn't come out
QC WU -.-:u Cll Chl!lleS 0 Nie O of It U wtll U his vehicle.
bel'pin, -lnlcy lo commit sales ol A poll<e ftPO'I todl,Y llhowed that the
NeWport
Suspect
Arraigned
B1 ARmuR R. VINSEL
Of .. DlllY l"tllt SI.ti
Marder auspect Corliss K. Ankeny,
characterized as a jet-set professional
television qui.I show guest, remains in
custody today in lieu of $100.000 ball in
connecUon with the killing ol a former
girlfriend at hiJ N"t'f>Ort Beach bl,Jfront
apartment. .
Ankeny, 33, who·tol<l,poiice be ill a stu-
dent tea~, wa1 arral&ned Wednesday
in Harbor Judicial District Court on a
complaint charging him with the murder
of 22-year-old Diane Singleton.
He said nothing during the proceedlngo
before pres1dlng Judge Everett w.
Dickey and defense attorney Mosea
Berman did all the talking.
Berman said bis tight-lipped client has
told him the lla)'lng of Miss Singleton -
who also claimed to have television con-
nections -wa1 an accident.
Newport Beach Police Detective Sgt,
Ed Cibbarelll who is handling tl\e
bomlclde lnveotlpt!oo aJao said a .357
magnum revolver uaed In the death has
apparently _bten h turned ov er to the
, ~~~ fo!in,ty_ Sberill's crime. laboratory
as eV10tnee. · ·~
. Investigators are \fOl'klng dooble
shills, from 8 a.m. unW 11 p.m., in a
(See CUSTODY, Page Z)
Oraalfe .· 1Jreir B(iby .lor .Aµto.: ,---------------------------. bike ridden by Orville J1cbon nn Into ' the left ,_. lender of the presidential JI . • !J ' • ._ ' 1i . I ~OKALEE, Fla. (UPI)· -A na-• lftllnity In the heolt of doe. Big Cypress
........ alert wu illued today for a Swamp. . 8aJll couple who police said ' tnoded : Deputies Nlcl Mr. and Mn. Homer
: ~ a1ck baby for a used cai. Vannoy, ~ cdupN in the camp,
~ • ~-for the Collter County "'"'arrested ~or:" lbe t.by, and
· · ~ uld l!UIOnt ilDd cbarge\I ~ ~ a• chlJd Jor.~y~ •
rir., In their ea\1J •, (JDlllbl1 menl
bna.i for Alabama wtthtwoolder But other l!ll(ranl-. tllll ·-· the1 .... the 'dell1drated and tllln cblld theY felt la ....... aiod .. tllollbt
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Community HOllPltal ~. lld IOdaY
be WU Jilted in fair -· • · "Hi'• ~ !Ille' .... and """1ld llGll :
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Tbe v_., who faCI arratpnen1 1n
Naples J'ridly, ~ ...... tbl trade
far ta. tbdd al• r•rl.111f fOUI.
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• , I r Police estimated the damage U ln U•
9!~~,~-~:l~~== ~::: -~~~¥~~= '~tehlck!ll (O'.diaa -lbtllil~for .. -8>1oJ~.,~1t ~m.o1, . ~for abrulonl.
lleering. · • •· ., • ~ ·~'7Mr.,.t .. ~ W11Mr'lliln,·M W...):iNierUdrwlth .a· I·
It wu the-larJe91 nclll ln tho-11'• ~. tnlllc lletel, for falllll" to stay in the
Ford llid k lllo lllllrucled cleolOn to Jupect the .,._ tCeerinc mecbla-~ 1-, by a pollce delep"on he
ilml ol all early~ 1111 -· ttandard and luxury can II delcrlbed u "one lleulenanl, one ...U u Ucbl lnlcb and 1111 -bulll alter Marth I and ollll In llock. lll'IMlll. w mol«cycle patrolman and
fJmJlved in Ibo recall are aJ)IltOldmately 770,000 Torlnos, Mam.coa, Fords, two olllcon." .
• Mercury•, Tbunderblrds, L1ncolii OlnU-1111, Mark IV• and about 146,GOO •Someone aufltlled to ;actaon that, in
Rancber()I and · Uabl -lll. view of all lhll 'olllclil attentloa, ha had
A comJ>lllY .,._ said only about • vobidel wei'e auapecled of hav-bit the """'I car.
Ing the dllftctm ~. ' · ' 0 No, sir," he replied, "the wronc car
In June, Ford recollecl "!ID" four million vtbJclM wilb malluncli4ol ol hit me."
the atUocbing _...._ ol mldef ~ belll. He said be plans to llgbt 1be lnlllc
ticket In eourt.
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Weat•er
Olntlnued warm through Fridoy
with highs at the belches In the
70s rising lo the ml~ inland.
Lows tonight in the SO., according
to the weatherlsdy.
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s ~ Thurtd1), Stptrmber 21 . 1972
Uganda Horror Bared
Newsman Cite 'Black Hole of Calcutta'
lOllDOll CAP) -Americans aod
llnpew r«mdod up I!)> Ugandan
i,.. 11"1 --qonta wm lluac Into a "block bole ol Calcutta" jaU
cell wttb African prostitutes, thieves,
thugs and two lunatics.
11lat was the tale of horror told today
by seven British newsmen released by
the Upndana Wednesday after they were
held ......,, daya In Kampala's central
police be~uamn as "BrltJjb 11Pies." Tbe British newsmen withheld thelr
repOrta until they knew the other
neWll!lell held by Ille Upndans .,.,.
Another lneldent
freed. That group. lncludlng Al80Ciated
Prea corret1 pondenl Andrew Torchia,
wu releaaed late Wednelday nl&ht and
Oown out to Manche.ster on a Btitlsh
airliner. CR<lated story. Page 4)
Torchia said Uganda soldiers pinned· a
nutn on the ground whil e a woman beat
hlm with a rawhide whip -10, 20, 50
times until he screamed and writhed and
the blood ran.
11Urt.y other &0ldiers -officers and
men -shouldered erow1d to watch. They
lauched, enjoying tbe spectacle, and no
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Barge Slams Into Bay
Bridge-Tunnel in East
NORFOLK . Va, (AP) -A large, emp-
ty 'bara;e, drifting in high winds and
h•vy seaa, slammed into the !200-rnillion
Cllesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel early to-
d.,., heavily dameglng tbe structure and
forclng it to close because or a shipping
aecident for the second time in nearly
three yean.
~ 235-foot barge tore out one 60-Ciiot
section ~f roadway, and apparenUy caus-e( major damage to at leut one other
..etion.
One member of the bridge-tunnel com-
m.llslon estimated unofficially that the
I~ facility, a .Jllain ~~ry r for
nOrtlHoilth Jralflc along the E..i COa!I,
might be closed for a month or more.
At midoday, the barge still lay, trapped
bY fallen wreckage, beneath a section or
the structure about a half-mile from its
southern termlnlii at Virginia Beach.
Tiie borse had knocked down tbe sup-
port pillli and was held fut when the
niodway fell ca Ila bow.
But the Coast Guard said a he11copter
reported that another section of the
bridge-tunnel had been knocked down
about two miles offshore, where the barge
and the tug which had it in tow first
struck after mldnighl while seeking
sanctuary In tbe bay.
In all. authorities said, a survey show·
ed no fewer than 30 impact points where
the barge hit the bridge-tunnel as it
drifted violently toward shore. At ]east
five spans received some damage, they
said.
The facility connects the Maryland--
Virginia Eastern Shore peninsula with
the busy Norfolk port area.
It was closed for 42 days after it was
strucl: by the Navy attack cargo ship
Yancey on Jan. 21. 1970. 'IJ.le a~cid~t
knocked out a 37>-foot section of trestl_e
that cest $1.7 million to replace. The
barge was the sixth vessel to hit the
bridge-tunnel since it opened. It bas been
closed three times.
The new black barge was under tow by
the tug carolyn, officials said, when both
hit a section of the bridge-tunnel about
1:30 a.m.
Wallenda Falls
Plunge Injuries High-wire Artist
DETROIT CAP) -Until Wednesday
night, hlgh·wire performer Karl Wallen-
da admitted to hitting the floor just twice
in a 52-year-career.
And after a fall of 20 feet whne descen-
ding from the wire Wednesday night
·before a crowd of 8,100 at Detroit's
Olympia Stadium, the 6 7 -y e a r -o 1 d
patriarch of the tragedy-plagued Wallen-
da troupe admitted be made a mistake. .
"It was my dumb fault," he said. "My
hand slipped. I was very happy with the
applause coming down the rope . It'll be
better tomorrow."
Docton determined-Wallenda suffered
a small heel fracture but -at the circus
performer's insistence -released him
from the hospital after treatment.
Wallenda vowed to return to the wire
tonlgbt. • --"The show will go on." Wallenda said.
"My heels hurt like when you click them
together, but I still think I can walk on
tbe wire. If I can't do that. at least I will
sit in my acrobat chair and be carried
across.''
The fall came 10 years after his
pyramid of seven persons walkJng the
high wire here collapsed, killing two
members of his troupe.
feet straight out instead of wrapped
after his act was finished Wednesday
night, sliding band-0ver·hand with his
"J have to see the people,' 'he said as
around the rope. As usual. he was
performing without a net.
fUs hand slipped and he fell . He landed
on bis heels and toppled over backwards.
He lay there and grimaced in pain, but
insisted lourHv to th"SP. whn r11 sh"!d tll his
side that he was all right.
"I have to see the people," he said as
he walked painfulJy back to ·the arena
from his dressing room and assured the
crowd he was not seriously hurt.
"The most dangerous pert or the act is
when it is finished and you are coming
down off the rope," Wallenda told an
Olympia Stadium official after his fall.
"Ther'e is a lessening of tension after the
act is over. You don't concentrate as
much and you make a mistake."
Wallenda was perfonning with a
grandson. Tino, 21 , a granddaughter,
Delilah, 19, and Louis Murillo on a high-
wire 40 feet in the alr.
The act incJuded Wallenda balancing
himself on a chair on a bar supported by
Tino and Murillo as the two rode bicycles
across the wire.
NIXON JUDGED
• 8-1 FAVORITE
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Las Vegas
oddsmaker Jimmy "the Greek" Snyder
testiIJed today that President Nixon is at
least an 8-1 favorite to defeat George S.
McGovern Nov. 7, and said the odds like-
ly will get even higher.
"The likelihood of Sen. McGovern
catching President Nixon is very poor,"
the gravelly Voiced Snyder told a con·
gressional subcommittee.
Former LA FBI
Chief Retires
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Wesley G.
Grapp, former head of the FBI office In
Los Angeles who was censured and
suspended recently for defying orders by
Acting Director L. Patrick Gray and for '
bugging his own office, is retiring, Gray
said today.
Gray announced that Grapp, 54, a
veteran of more than 25 years service,
had been granted a request to retire ef-
fective next Tuesday.
Gray stressed that Grapp'! failure to
adhere to Gray's policy r e le x I n g
Hoover's sbict groom and dress stand-
ards -like length of hair -constituted
"a dk'ect violation of orders regularly
and lawfully issued" by him.
Oll;ANNCOAR IT 'Warning to Others'
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lnsura11ce Firm Fined
For Art Linkletter Ad
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. CAP! -Florida
Insurance Commissioner Tom O'Malley
today fined National Life Assurance Co.
$20,000 for using television personality
(\rt Linkletter in Its mail-order insurance
ads without licensing him as a Florida
agent.
Calling it the largest administrative
fine ever imposed by his department .
O'Malley said the move should be "a
warning to other firms that use
personalities in their advertising."
Florida 's insurance code requires
persons whc> sell accident and health In*
surance In the state to be licensed.
Llnkletter did not have such a license,
said O'Malley.
He told a news conference that the St.
Louls·bascd firm was not contesting the
fine and that Its attorneys signed a
stipulation a,....lng to It, preventing the
need for a full hearing 1Cheduled to being
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other f1rm1 wblch sell ln!unnce in
Florida through what he claim! are ques-
tionable adverlllinfl tecbolqut,1.
And, he sel4, be Informally issued a
warning to ~tial Ufe 1Nuranc:e Co-
lo stop advertlelng lta Ufe lnitlran<e by
claiming policy holden ere "buying a
piece of the rock.
"People aren't buying 1 piece of lhe
rock," said O'MalJey. •1'Jbele kinds ot
glmmlcki In advertising are not fair to
people buying Insurance." He aald people
who purchase lnsuranCe were not rece.Jv ..
ing shares of Prudential's bOldtnp.
National Llfe Assurance s t o p p e d
soliciting buslne!! In Florida Jwte :Ill
aCter O'Malley began tits probe. Re 11ld
the slx·mooth rupenslon dated from Iba!
time.
"After that, U Mr. Llnltlettor wante to
apply for a Florida agent'• llcenoe, we
would be glad to welcome him back to
Florida to sell Insurance," 1ald O'Malley.
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business In Florida for six months .
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Thund07, Stpltm°" 21, 1972 s DAILY PILOT :J
Board Seeks Joint .'Pendleten Airport Study
' By JACK BROBACK
Of ftM o.llr Pllet Si.ft
San Clemente officials and residents
Wednesday voiced o b j e c t I o n to
Su_Pel'Viaor Ronald Caspers' plan for a
t\iint mllllllry.clvlllan airport al camp
Ptitdleton in northern San Diego County.
But the Board of Supervisors approved
lt\e1 supervisor's proposal to seek a
l'tderal Aviation Admjnistratton air
apace study of lhe localion and lo apply ',,
lor fedora! planning granls.
Also, l1lO supervlaora ulied Robert
Bresnahan, county cfir<dor or aviaticu lO
work with Dr. Gordoo "Pete" Fitldina,
County' lrlOllt districi manacer fn
preparing dala on the pn>po.!01 includlng
rapid lranslt connktiON. .
San Clemente Plannfng D I r e c t o r
Eugene Scbulte joined aeveral mldenls ·
of lhe city in p.-ttng the pn>pooed
airport on theb: doorstep.
Also dlupproving was Col. Murray
Slaplea of lhe Marine Corps. He said lhe
corpS saw no advantage 1n a joint
facility .
One bright note was voiced by Robert
W. Clifford, president of Air CiUlornia
who salcl Iba all'O'lft tecbnoloo ..;JI be
. able to produce Je!a by 1978 wiUI one-
tenth the noise of cumnt 'plaaes.
l{e said commercla1 aviation wu the
llleblood of Orange County and vowed
that the noise problem would be aolved
Schmitz Attacks
'Goldwater Stand
PHOENIX (AP) -Rep. Johll SChmltz
of Tustin, the American Independent
Party's candidate for President, Wednes-
day accused Sen. ~Barry Goldwater
(R-Ariz.) of deserting his conservative
prfl\ciples lO help ibe GOP mainlain
power.
'"If Barry Goldwater and Jacob Javits
(New York Republican) both think Nixon
is doing a fine job, one of them i.s getting
fooled," he told a press conference.
He said later he did not want to get in·
to a fight with "local political figures'' ~
but preferred "to let the reader judge for
himseU" whether Goldwater had put the ~Party before principles.
as WU unoU pollution.
Casper• droP,Ped a previous proposal lO
bave the County Planning Departmenl do
an envlronmt:ntal impact study of tlle
Pendleton area.
Supervi-David L. Baker suggesl..t
that countyofficials first talk with their
counterparta: in Sin Diego before moving
on the ecolQC)' study.
"I would be the firlt to protest If Los
Angeles County slarted doing an en-
vlronment.al impact study on a site in
Orange County," Baker noted. "The up-
per part o! camp PmdlelOO may be
wllhin oor sphere ol !nDuence but 11 is
sUU in San Dlago County."
San Diego County officials were chilly
to a Caspers sortie there earlier this year
when he proposed the facility.
No specific locaUQD for the proposed
airport has been mentioned b u t
Bresnahan said there are level areas on
the base not used for mUltary purposes,
any one of "'hich mtght be suitable for a
jet airport.
Clifford did adn1it that there ls no such
thing as a perfect airport site. "People
"·iJJ object no matter wbere, just aa they
do about schools and freeways," the
airline president said .
Caspers said future pressure ()D the
military, Congress and the President
should be hcld up until the FAA st udy is
l·o111pleted
$100 Million
Drug Sei::;ure
In Mexico
l~UADALAJr\RA. Mexico ~UPI \ -
~lexiC"an officials said toda y they believe
their seizure \Vednesday of more than 200
pounds or pore heroin and cocaine and
110 tons of marijuana might be the big·
gest drug haul in hist()ry.
Eslin1ates of the marke t value of the
drugs in street sales run as high as $100
n1itti on.
P()lfce said they needed 22 trucks lo
haul a"·ay the 110 tons of marijuana sciz·
ed ()TI a single plantation.
The heroin and cocaine \vas found in a
house in Guadalajara, along with eight
persons arrested at the scene.
Schmitz said the judgment of the
normal person looking at the political
scene would be that Goldwater has )lban-
doned bis principles in favor of hhlping
the GOP.
• " .. DAILY PILOT Sl•lf Prior. EL TORO SITE READIED FOR MOVE BY LOS ALISOS INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL
Principal Patrick Bushman Walcom11 School's Own Building With Open Arms
Police said they also confiscated a
small arsena l of weapons and two luxury
cars.
The eight suspects all gave Mexican
names, but federal poli~ said today they
suspected some or them might be "im·
portant international smugglers.''
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BLASTS GOLDWATER
AIP C1ndld1t1 Schmlh
He charged th8.t "Nixon henchmen"
were sent into California during that
state's June primary to defeat him
because-he bad~traveled-around the coun-
try'telling people that Nixon spoke like a
moderate conservative but carried out
liberal policies during bis first ad·
ministration.
.. Schmiiz charged that both Nlxoa and
Democratic presidential nominee George
McGovern are both socialists under the
skln. He said Nixon campaigned in 1968
on Alabama Gov. George WaJJace's pro-
grams but proceeded to carry out the
liberal policies or Hubert Humphrey, his
Democratic opPanent.
TO MEET BOBBY
COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) -Vice
President Spiro T. Agnew says _he would
like to meet world chess master Bobby
Fischer.
"I'd love lO bave him play golf wilh
me," Agnew said here .Wednesday night.
Wine Tasting Exaeting
··Lag1i1ia Epicure Judges Products at LA County Fair
" ' • -.... t • : . •• • .. • .
"Who loves not wonwm, wine, and
song. .
Remains a fool his whole life long." • • •
-Johann Henrich Voss
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEBL
Of "'-DallY Piiot Staff
The frivolous aspect of the natw-e of
wine, as suggested in that passage, is best
left to the wine drinker.
For there is a more serious side to
wine, which lies in the world of the wine
taster.
It is a demanding, exacting and
rewarding science that takes more than
a Jove to imbibe -the ambrosia.
At gatherings of the Los Angeles Wine
and Food Society, for example, the elgbt~
course fare includes six different wines.
"We don 't want the eUetvescence of
alcohol, but the taste of the 'wine as it is
offered," carefully explains Lt. Col.
Robert Sloney Mayoc Jr. (USMC.Rel.)
of Laguna Beach.
Wine tasters, as a rule, don't drink in-
expensive grape or fruit based wines.
they feel more at home with Chateau
Latour 1937, Cbateau Margaux 1937 or
Choteau MoulOo Rothscbild 11129.
'lbese bave a collectiVe price tag of
$150.
Mayock has been a wine taster -as an
amateur and professional -since 1948,
when at tbe age of 18, be re(>l'eSe!lled his
family's 1'.18 Amigos Vineyardi1 at a
tasting held by the Wine and Food Society
of Ari:.ona.
Red Bordeaux and callfomia Claret -
including ooe of bis Woily's wines -
were offered to the young connoWeur
during the tasting.
Over the years, Mayock matured as a
wine taater, bolb at home and while sla·
tloned abroad, and fn 1960 was fnvil..t lO
join the rank or epicures who yearly
Jildge wines at the Los Angeles County
Fatrl .
SI.ice 1980, ~k bas partlcipal..t in
eight judginp, the · most recent for this
year!s lalr which runa in Pomona through
Oct. 'l,
'lbO 16 IJlllle tasters gather In ,\llgust in
the restaurant area ol the maid iltand-
atand. It ls a large. air condlUonOd, .well
Ugblod and carpeted room, where 18
smajl !ables have bee!I arranged In rows
of~. · · Tlie Judges, a coDectloa of <:ooks, al·
torne)'I, writers, docton and profesaors,
are divided Into groups of lour. Tllere fJ
one quartet for each of tbe categories 10
'be Judged -while wines, red wines,
cbam~ and sweet wines. Ma~ who bu provlously chaired
the cbampqnes, tllfa )'Oii" .COPrdlnated
the team' wbtch Judpd the wbt\e -· ll1nos to be J1!dced are l*-ed by ·
atewardo in a .efjlrate room. unclet. the
brold belcflnl of white .,.i... .,. a
liumber ol eect<n, or t.ypet. Eor each
type, thete •re t..'eral brands.
· Samples of the various brlnds within
the eeC!or are poured Into wine . lloacs,
wttti an ldentlllcatlon code wrttten-..ith
1
greaae p<nctl on (be base. A tr;ay con-llloble Ibo lll!lplet Is brought to each
ladtti In the Quartet.
DAILY PILOT 51•1t Jllllte
WINE TASTING IS BOTH EXACTING AND REWARDING
Lt. Col. Stoney Mayvc:k Jr. JudtH Vlnlntr'a Art
"Taste, of course, remains the most
predominant category for wine judging,''
Mayock grins.
"Fntity," "full bodied," ' ' ta rt , • '
"sweet," "ypung," and "mature" are a
few of the descriptions for the taste of
Wirle ..
The fll'St question a judge asks while
quaUing a sample is: Does the wlne
belong to the category in whJcb it is
being compared .. This would ellminate,
for example, a (Weet vermouth entered
in a dcY veJ"l'l)(lutb 'aector. '
The second question ls n bit iougher
and debaia~le: Wlilch ls the best wihe of
the bunch?
The answer, Mayock admits, lies not
only wtlh the wine, bul the experience of
tbe taster.
To keep taste buds 11J a neutral si.1e
(and from becoming deaelill~l1 ju. lpjt ~led Wille talO .a bucbl IWl
of 11wduaL ,Cl'acbra, cbeeae and -aJio .,. med le aeutral!M the Ji.epl]]u,
"Judges are not preveniOcl limn
""allowjng 'I'~· bul we spit 11 out to
a.sslil in neulrallilnc the buds," MIJOd<
~· for ibe county lair, he said,
Jakes two days wllh an •••I'll• of SO diC·
lerent hl'ands of wine taslod each day by
caeb1Udgo. That belps to eJl>lafn 11b1 the
tasters clon't swallow the wiqe.
"~ personal opinions of the judges,"
Mayock notet, "are freely discussed.
There's certainly room for
reconsideration."
Usually, areu of dlSagreement arise
about the award a wine abould receive -whether it deserves a gold, silver or
bronze medal or an honorable menUon
award.
Eztra ' pleasing wines may b e
nominl!ted for Grand Prize Winner by
any µ>ember o! the tasting team. The
solectlons must be judged by tbe entire
group.
'Ibis year, Ejlatslde Winery 's Dry Sher-
ry (lloyal Selected Prembtm) and
Helt• Wine Cellars' Pfnot Chardonnay
were named aa· Grand Prl7.e Winners. I
Mayock, Q , baa heal neat wine and
winemaking since 11131, when his lather
purchased Loa Amip v~ 1n
M1'"1on San Jote.
Tho winery, by ibe Ume It ceasecl
openttfms in lllG6, ~ ....... bf
awlrds from the Calllonlta Stale Fair,
the Loa Angeles Coitnty Fair and tbe
International Golden Gate Ezposlllon .fn
11139.
Mayocli workod at the winery unlU
1961, when be tnlfated fh the Marino
Corps, first serving· ln Korea, He became
a pilot in liM, W81 stationed at El Toro
---Iii lt!J, theft WU lranslcr-red lO Japan.
Schedule Readjustment The marijuana was found on a plan-
tation in the mountains outside the city. ~o persons were arteSted;· bu t
authori ties said they were only farmers
paid ,lo tend the fields, not the growers. Double Sessions To End Mexican Assistant Attorney General
David Franco Rodriguez, wh<l heads anti-
drug forces, officiated Wednesday at a
giant burning party near the plantation. As Alisos School Opens "Mexico has been one ()f the key na·
tions used as a screen for the production
and traffic of drugs to the United
States," Franco Rodriguez said.
By CANDACE PEARSON
01 11111 ~Hy ...... Staff
After more than a year of going to
school at noon and getting out at 5 p.m.,
students at Los Alisos lntennediate
School will have to drastically readjust
their schedules come November.
But they probably won't mind And
prfnclpal Patrlcli Bushman is dellgbl..t.
'1t'll be nice," be said, ot Los Allaos'
upcoming move to its own building.
Los Aliaos hae ~ sharing a Mission
Viejo site with La Paz latermediate
School but will move as soon as possible
to 25171 Moor Avenue in El Toro.
The new school will have a b o u t
$250,000 worth of furniture and equlp-
1-i ment, Bushman said, but won't have
• ~ else -double sessions.
' Studenls wi1f begin school at 7:35 a.m.
and be out around.2 p.m.
It will open at capacity wilh about 900
.students and Bushman Aid there are
tenlaUve plans lO bulld another atx class-
rooms lO accommodate growth.
There bas also bee!I tell: in lhe com-
munlly of converting the brand-new
school lo aeven!Highth-ninUI grade com-
plex from tlle current seventh-eighth plan
to relieve overcrowded conditions at Mis-
sion Viejo Hlgh School.
"We could handle it," Bushman said, if
.at least 10 more classrooms were bWlt
,(in addltloo lO the. atx more already plan·
Ded). '
Although' be did not initiate the Idea ,
the llllidJrbaind principal said lhe tbree-
Pl!de CO!"Plex might give students "zriore Continuity." '
But right now Bushman is more con·
cemed with making the move to the new
, site. In October, teachers and ad-
ministrative staff will work in the morn-
ing hours to set up the new classrooms.
'Ibey hope to phase out of La Paz and in-
to the new school with no loss of learning
days.
The layout ol. the school is almost iden·
tical to that of Rancho San Joaquin
Intermediate i:oi. Irvine, but Bushman said
there are subtle cpanges in design.
Los Allsos teachers appeared before
the board of trustees and Suggested
changes Jn home economics rooms, metal
and woodshop rooms, the library and
physical education field .
Most of the changes deal with place-
ment of walls, but M. obstacle course and
track and field area has been added to
the outdoor athletic set..up.
Math, social studies and English cJass.
es will have separate wings, each o(
which will be clustered around a
resource center. The centers will be used
for individual study, discussion groups
and will house instructional material.
An aide has been hired for each center
and for a speclalized reading program.
Los Alisos serves bowling tracts in El
Toro, Aegean Hl11s in Mlssloa Viejo, and
Lake Forest and some Laguna Hills
children.
Bushman is proud of the new facility,
but added that "it's the students and
teachers that make the school."
"But it is also true that our coUntry
has carried out one of the world's mos t
stubborn fights against these activities,
and we have achie ved S()me important
successes,'' he added.
Court Nullifit>i!
Abortion Ban
HARTFORD, Coan. (AP) -For, .the
second time thil year, a strict Con-
necticut law against abortions hu been
slruck down by a Jhree.Judge federal
court.
"A Cetus is not a person within the
meaning of the ltth Amendment" to the
U.S. Constitution, said the court Wed·
nesday in a 2~1 decision. The 14th
Amendment concerns the right to equal
protection of the laws.
The court issued a pennanent in-
junction preventing the state from en·
forcing the 1972 law.
Lohhy Bill Proposed
WASffiNGTON (AP) -P u b I; c
disclosure of lobbying activites to in·
Ouence antitrust cases would be required
by a bill proposed Wednesday by Sens.
John V. 'l\mney (D-Ollil.), and Edward
J . Gurney (R·Fla.). 'l\mney said this and
other provisions were designed to
strengthen enforcement of the antitrust
laws and make sure that out-<if·court set-
tlements are in the public interest.
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. Israel Mail Bombs · P.ound. • Ill Af ric
Adorned Bars,
Unadorned Gals
BARE FACTS DEPT. -Costa t.1esa
city cowicilmen got a verbal complaint
the other night about the operation of two
nudie taverns in their community and the
source of the barrage must have come as
somewhat of a Sllrprise to the good
municipal lawmakers.
The complainer in this instance was a
collegian named Mike Levitt who labors
in the academic arena at California State
University at Long Beach.
Lev1tt appeared at the Mesa coun·
cilmanic session to object to the city 's
two bars which feature for entertainment
young ladies who gambol about these pis~ wearing nothing more than a smile.
THESE TWO Costa Mesa watering
s~ts are not particularly hidden
discreetly from the public view. One is
called Papa Joe's and is located on the
main drag of Newport Boulevard, not far
from the Jong-time and well eslablished
businesses or two councilmen.
You have to strain hard to miss Papa
Joe's. The entire front of the place is
painted in a hue that couJd best be ~escribed as Nauseous Green. Across the
' top, in letters that seem 10 feet tall , is in-
1cribcd ihe single word, NUDE. That
word is painted in a tone that could be
ca!Jed Bile Yellow.
The Combination of a nauseous green
front and bile ye!Jow nude 1B enough to
catch your attention even if you 're
. :notoring through town at 4-0 miles per
hour and fighting afternoon traffic.
COSTA MESA'S other nudie place is
called The Firehouse and it resposes on
17th Street in much more austere
circumstances. Instead of being gaggle
green and yuk yellow, The Firehouse
carries a paint job of virgin white and
fire engine red. The signs are smaller
but there are more of them proclaiming.
"Nude, Nude. Nude ... " You get the
notion that the principal occupation in
the place isn't selling nickel beers.
As a matter of fact, the suds sopped up
at both Papa Joe's and The Firehouse
come to considerably more than a nickel
each.
Anyway, back to Cal State's Mr.
Levitt. He complained that the good
Costa Mesa City ,OowJcil ought to be
doing something to rid the community of
these two places of blight upon a town
that is otherwise l)Oted for its civic good.
THE WHOLE COUNCIL must have
been caught up a touch short by having a
college man voice such a complaint.
Alter all, everybody has read about What
They Do on college campuses these days.
Apparently Mr. Levitt is not among
those who favor gi rls doing what they do
without wearing what they ought to
wear.
Despite his plea , Mayor Jack Hammett
admitted the municipal lawmakers
"were handcuffed " in any efforts to
make the girls of Papa Joe's and The
Firehouse put their clothes back on.
Former mayor A. L. "Pink" Pinkley,
whO still serves on the council, noted that
in former years, Costa Mesa put on
enough pressure to shut down a spot call-
ed Baby Doll's where girls entertained
without garb above the walst. Things
have slipped a bit since then.
The council allowed as how they had
even invoked the name of Orange County
DA Cecil Hicks, a noted smut fighter, to
no avail.
COLLEGIAN LEVITT told the council
that the only thing the t.._wo beer halls
really offered "'as hedonism. My dic-
tionary defines hedonism as 1 ' a
philosophy that says pleasure is the prin-
cipal good and should be the aim of ac-
tion."
Well , that may be what they call it in-
side. but vie"·ing the exteriors of Papa
Joe's or The Firehouse isn 't any
pleasure.
It would be a pleasure to give them a
paint job.
By Tbe A1toeiated Pre11
The plot to kill Israelis with booby-
trapped mail parcels spread lo Africa to-
day arter Intensive palice searches turn-
ed up bombs in North Amertia and
across &rope.
Israeli officials also re)Xlrted they are
getting tough with persons trying to in-
flict their own personal vengeance on
Arab terrorists.
1be Israeli foreign ministry aald three
or the envelopes containing the bombs
were found today addressed to embassy
officlalB in IQnsl:!asa, the capital of Zaire,
the rormer Belgium COngo.
They were discovered in the embas.sy't
poslal delivery box before any went oil.
A spokesnttA:o ·~aaid the bombs were
similar to those found earlier tbJt week
in Paris, :L(lndo.n, B~Ls. Geneva,
Vienna, Tel Aviv, Mootrul and Now
Yor1t. One of them kllled a dlplomat In J.oodon, i.rt the others were found before
they were delOnlted.
Mnnwblle, IJraeli poll<e cracked down
to prevent Jewish vengeance ll1.ldll In
Europe.
laniel'• state radio repor1ed that police
were holding a former lmeli .......
around flgbler 00 8Wlpicion of trying to
&!lip anns to Europe ror attacu on Arab
lerrorlsta or Arab inltre!U.
The radio ideoti!ied him as Amihal
Paglin, once operatiool CllllDllUUlder of
the lrgun terrorist mov•ment. :lbe lflllll
fought aplnst .the British army before
!Jratl won lndepeodeoce. .
Poll"" said Paglln ii I ...
politician and an oven manufadunt\' wbo
supplied the oven 10 yean • lhll
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Father Joins Family in Deaih
I CLINTON, Iowa (AP) -United in death by tragedy, the UU..U family
,. comes home for burial today. . > \ I
Dav~d Utroska, a »year-old lather of. three , died Tuesday ·night, an appar-J
ent suicide, authorities said.
His wife and children were killed Sunday when Utros.ka'11J1lane Crashed
in Lake Michigan, shortly after takeoff from Chicago's MeigJ Field.
A pistol and a note were found near Utroska's body in .tbe tmillY'• new
home near Davenport, Iowa. Police said he died of a single .22 C8liber bullet
through the heart. ,
"It was my fault ... " the note said. " ... Sandra can't lake care of the
children alone ... I know they'll need me." ~
Utroska, his wife, Sandra. 30; and their children, Kimberly, 11, Kenneth, ll 10, and Kandice, 6, will be buried in their family plot at Clinton Memorial
t Park.
' The crash came at the end of a weekend pleasure trip for the family of
11 the one-time Clinton High School football star.
The family had stopped in Clinton Saturday so Kenneth could celebrate
his 10th birthday with his great.grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Utroska,
Sunday morning they left for Chicagq to visit the Lincoln Park ~
~ "David was a devoted young father, completely wrapped up in his family,"
t said Mae Bentley; a niece. . , 'I Utroska, owner and manager of Midwest Aviation in Davenport, had
·. Down planes for a dozen years, friends said.
• Utroska said after the crash Sunday that he tried the takeoff whilei sev.ere
thunderstorms gathered because he didn't want the children to be late for
school the next day.
A shift in the wind caught the plane, and it slammed into Lake Michigan
:1 100 yards off shore. Utroska escaped with facial cuts.
Jn the ambulance that took him to Mercy Hospital, he kept saying -"J
, , could see Sandra and the kids trapped in there." Their bodies were brought lj out later.
{ "He showed no suicidal tendencies and asked to be released from ·the hos-
~ pita! as soon as possible to attend to his many personal responsibilities," said
·1 Dr. David Voris, who treated Utroska in Chicago. ~
I' "We can only suppose that Mr. Utroska suffered a grievous realization ~ j which is beyond nonnal expectations.'' =-ij
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McGovern Delivers Fiery
Attack on U.S. War Role
PffiLADELPHIA IAP) -Returning
with vigor to the subject about which he
speaks most strongly, Sen. George
McGovern said the Vietnam war doesn't
honor America but is more than ever "an
assault on the decency and self-respect of
this great country."
His speech Wednesday night was ~e
first he has devoted exclusively to tHe
war since he won the Democratic
presidential nomination last July.
It brought a dinner audience of several
hundred campaign contributors to their
feet for two standing ovations.
Earlier Wednesday, McGovern joined
forces with a former rival, Sen. Edmund
S. Muskie. The candidate also toured .a
factory in Ohio and made campaign ~ops
in New Jersey.
Today he planned more appearances in
New Jersey and in New York City.
In his address Wednesday he repeated
some familiar attacks on President Nix-
on's failure to end the war and his
resumption of large-scale bombing of
North Vietnam as U.S. ground troops
have been withdrawn from the South.
"I · ask if we are more honorable
because the color of the bodies has
changed from white to yellow,'' he said.
"I think not. The blood is still red. 'Ibe
pain is still as great.
"I think not, because when we think of
the people of Indochina we have to know
in our more thoughtful moments that
they, too, are created in lhe image of
God.
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SHOWS OFF .BO~BS
George McGovern
"1be war does not represerit the honor
of America at all and it does not
represent the decency of the Ameerican
people."
The candidate rocalled the impromptu
debate be bad engaged In earlier
Wednesday with workers at a Western
Electric plant In Columbus, Ohio,
Effect Flood Warning • Ill
Thundershowers Ext,end From Great Lakes to Texas
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rorilt operatiOlll followln( lhe Muolch
Olympic murdela.
The detained JDL man was klelllifled
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SAIGON (AP) -'!be U.S. Command
disclosed today that American planes
have placed mines In the rivers and
canals of the northern oector or South
Vietnam to alow the flow of war
ma~il to North Vietnamese umy
Wiiis.
Spokesmen said that to their recoQec-
Uon II ii the firs! reported !One
waterways Inside South Vietnam have
been mined. "' "U.S. a\rCfafl have placed mine9 In
some rivers and canals in the northern
part or Mllltary Region 1 occupied by
Ni>tlh Vietnamese forces to impede the
ffow of suppli.. to North Vietnam~ ·arrny imlts," the Coaunan1nw1. • . --.. .
NOR'l1IEllN lllLITARY Regi<\D 1 is
Quang Tri province, South Vietnam's
--that borders the clemillt8med ..... to the North, Laos to
the Well and' the South China Sea to the
East. Although the South Vietnamese
recaplured Quang Tri . CUy Salutday, the
Notlb Vietnamese aUll control roughly a
:Mknlle metch of Quang Tri province
northward to the DMZ.
Although the Command would not
disclose specifically which rivers were
mined, other sources said they Included
the two big oaes, ·the Ben Hai, which
dlvflles the DMZ Into the .northern and
southern oectors; .and the CUa VleL
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the North Vietnamese coast and lilland
watawaya above the DMZ in an ~
lion.ordered ~ 9 by President Nl#.!!j.
Qverc:aF skies cul U.S. air #es acnia Norlb Vietnam to •l¥>ul1 •.llO
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The 10111 u;s. Jet was roport<d'·lblt
over the North lllnce the nsumplldiil o!
lulkcale bon)blng. Aprjl 6. A Novfi AT
dev~ engine trouble and the jllot,
Ll ~ r. Bl~yet, 26, of Ripley~·o,
balled out Into the TO!lkln Gilli 47
norlhealt of Thanh Hoa. He was
unburl by a hellcop.tef. .
'Most ol • .1fednesday'1 raids were.~~:
centrated along North Vlelllam'1 );\\Is'
between Thanh Hoa and Vlnb. ~
Navy pilota reported mare~• dozen barra<ks deslroyed .. . . . ·In
a <lid It the Lang l..oc IJ1llY • n
30 miles south of Hanoi, six p
wrecked In an attack on the Hon Gal
storage depot 33 miles no~ of
Haiphong, and three buildings d~ed
in a strike on the Tbanb 1198 army bar-
racks seven miles southwest of the. tity
limits. ,,
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Ugandan Troop~
Set for Strike
lnw Tanzania
By Ille Auocllled Preli
' ,
Uganda says II ii reody to onler pre-
emptive llrlkes Into Tamarue to be.!I of!
another Invasion, and Tanzania ~
ii might be forced to taluo lta troops off a
de!ensive footing unless Uganda ba1ta its
atrstrlkes.
Uganda's president, Jell Amin, c!ilmed
T111Z8!!il hod .. n1 10,000 lroopS to the
Ugandan boi<ler.
"We lllllSI stop them belon! they
~trate into Uganda;" be said. 11Aod
the only way to do It wlll be by striking
at them before they ent« the country."
Spelling In Kampala during memorial
prayers for Ugandan soldiers and
civilians kllled after Sunday's filhtlng,
Amin said be would "instruct the Uganda
air force and the seaborne reglmenl to
deetroy Tanzanian camps w h e r e the
enemy is plannli>g to launch another tn.
vasion of Uganda."
He said Sunday•a invasion was the
,....k or guertilla supporten of ex·Presl· dent Milton Obote, bued In Tanzania and
"lllPllOMI by Tonzanlan, British and
~· '-·" Amin ousted Obol4 In
Blind Retired Worker '
Hit,s Lott,ery Jackpot
LITrLE FALIS, N,Y. (UPI) -'lldrot
No. II-lit the 81ate'1 "lDllollt
millionaire" lottery bu cllanPI the Uws
of Johll and Anna ~· • t • Tbelr in<Ome will riae !rein • oocw
Securtl)I Pena!m to lll0,000 i )'Mr·~lbe
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') r;(SACIWIENTO (AP) -. The . NAACP ·
i_his ~ the State SUpieme Court lo \
l antibll!in& 'Piop. II of!·lhe Nov. 1 .
in anotber • C"ll~ersy awirlin&
the state's ~ovember ballot prop.
• ; the · GaUIOmla Correctional Of.
lleera AssociaUoo, chief baclrer of the ln-
iUaliyt lo restore .)be death peiajty aaid
II might sue Semtary of State 'Edinund
G. Brown Jr.
Slcramento attorney N a t bani e I
Colley's petillGn filed Wedn...iay on
behalf of the National Al!oclallon for the
Advan"°"""t .of CQ!ored:.People aald the
antibusmc loltilUw could choke oil more
than 13011-!nUliclt annually Jn federal aid
to educallon In Calilomla while lta valldl-
. ty, was being decided In the eourts.
e C•nlpu De•tla
COMRl'CIN (AP)! - A high aehool
youth shot aed killed another boy
Wedneaday u the teacher aed about 30
other students in the claaaroom watched,
n.-llJllhoriUes reported. .
. .., •folice said wlllle Frailer, 15, of
Qimpton entered the math c1us and
.... ~Jan arguing with one of the students. ·~lflie student shot Frasier in the chest
'I !with a .2z.eallher plstol, police said.
Former' heavyweight boxer
Curley, Lee has been hooked
for the murder of his lour
chlldren'.and his brother-in-law.
The live were found Wednea-
day in the Lee h<>me Jn Los
Angeles. ' ·
End to Poultry
Disease Seen
Frasier atauered ou~de t b ~
.,;11aaaroom and fell desd on ·the sidewalk,
!o i/Rlice aaid. By U.S~ Experts
' Die.· at YJl(;'A C•111p-
Alcatraz Indian
Spokesman Shot
SANTA ROSA (AP) -Rlchud OWi,
a 31).year-old Mohawk lndlan aed
member of the original ban4 ol Iudlanl
that occupied Alcatru laland In 1•.
wu shot to death at a YMCA camp, tbe"
district attorney says. · ,
John Hawk, Sonoma County district at-
torney, aaid Wednelday aberif!'t deputies
arrested Michael Morgan o n In-
vestigation of manslausnter.
MORGAN WAS A carmar II tho
camp , located about
eo miles northwest
of here near the
coutal town of An-
n a~p o Ii s , where
• Oakes was shot In · , °* chest . with a· 9
,) mJllimeter automa-
Uc pbtol, Hawk said.
s,.id O&kea and OAXU
Morpn had a confrontaUon last week In
which Oakes pulled a !mile aed Morgu
~-ljfo sjlots over bis head. ·
~There were ·no arresu in the Incident, , .,.bich (tei)uties said was prompted when
1' Morgan found Oakes hunU., on the YM·.
"property.
; jll!wt sak! be would lsaue a news ~ , today alter -pletlng an In-
vesllia\IOn .of the sbooU.,.
He toOI: two bags aed 'ordered the club
wwl<era to go back downstairs. He then
hurried across the eniwded casino and
lell through a door cm tbe C&lllornla side
of the cuino, which is right on the state
llni.' .
He dropped a aaclc holding $4,500 In
gambling eblps after running Into a slot
maebine attendant, but held onto the bag
of currency as •· security guard gave
ehaaa.
A FORMER high-rise steel worker,
Oates served u a chief spckesman for
the Indians who qccupled Alcatraz, a
former federal prison in San Francisco
Bay, on Nov. 20, 1989. The Indians
demanded that IJle empty prison be turn-
ed Into a cµllu(al center, a proposal re-
jected by the g~t
CALIFORNIA
Three Men Sentenced
OAKLAND (UPI) -The owner and
two employes of a downtown theater
were fined a tolal of $10,125 and given
jail terms Wedne sday for showing
pornographic movies in 1970.
OAIL Y PILO'r S
Corona Defense
Claims 'Racism'
In Jury Picking
FAIRFIELD CAP) -The defense al>
torney in the Juan Corona muriler lrliC
says the prosecution has 11systemaUcally
excluded" minority groups from the pro-
specUve Jury and this ad.ion amounted to
"absolute white racl!m."
The aceusation came as Sutter County
Dist. Atty. G. Dave Teja ellmtnated the
IOhe minority candidate from the panel
Wednesday, Tillie Jackson, a black
woman from Vacaville.
It was the eighth day of jury selection
In the Solano Cowity Superior Court
mass murder trial involving 2.S killings
north of Yuba City Jut year.
Corona's lawyer, Richard H a w k ,
charged that the prosecution "'as
"systematically ei:cluding m i nority
groups and this is an act of absolute
white raclsn:I." But Judge Richard E .
Patton found the remarks out of order
and to be stricken from the record.
''.t Cltf Aide t'lretl ·~~~" J'ONTANA (AP) -City Manager Carl
P.. .rl'Y. bas been fired effective Oct. 18 for
~ egedly falling to carry out orders of
L06 ANGr.;LES (AP) -Amid prtdi<>
lions of spiraling egg prices, the aDler
of Southern C&lllonila poultrymen and
the devastation of one of the nation's
largest poqltry farw, government vet-
erinarians Say they are Making headway
against exotic Newcastle Disease.
FBI Seeks Man
. In fl 1~,5QO . ·
SERYIC·E CLINIC
"\He city council. ·
!ll'tJ" Mayor Ted Porter said Berry plans to
'2::~mi::i~ a federal bearing · on his
Tll" dlmllssa1 motion said Berry had
• '1t!nj>oled hia will ~ the council" and 1; ~~t .a new city maniger 'was needed to ~ er progressive ideas about Fontana's
e. •· .
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1ef L06 ANGELES (AP) -A federal
~!1judge says a perBOD can be prosecuted
for earryln& a coneesled weapon aboard
a Pacific Southwest Airlines jetliner even
though the carrier bas no route! outside
_,calttornia. •
r;l\J.S. DiStriet Court Jud&e David W.
Willlaml, In upholding the nonjury trial
eoovletlon .of Oralla Delacerda Wednes-
day, said PSA 'Plaees ·<art,y U.S. mail
and fiy over the ocean beyoild the three-
The deadJy strain, for which no com-
pletely effective vaccine hal bee found,
threatens !ht\ eoUre $5 billlan U.S. poul-
try industry. Officials maintain It must
be eradicated in Southern califomia
whatever the costs, to protect nalional
poultry production. The bigbly contagious
~ue ts· fatal to blrda, but hannlea
to humans.
Since the · only aure defense
agalnat the spread of NewcasUe is "de-
popuiaUnn," compleie destnlctlon of in-
fected llocb, the costs are blgh: 4.3
milllclll blrda ,...... .. far, almost 3
ml1lloo JnOn! to be killed Immediately
aiid•·aboul .'fl, mllli1ll ID: -to
poullrymen.
• . Ilatrah's Heist
STATELINE; Nev. (UPI) -The J'BI
IS heading a. t.....iite 'leareh far a gun-
man who held up bOly Harrah's Tllhoe
Casino of 11711,500 and escaped In the
. direction of califolnla on a motarC)'cl ..
A spokesman for Harrah's Tahoe aaid
the robhety · Tueaday hilbt · -' tho
largest ever in a Nevada eutno. The rilb-
ber was described as weadn& '1u .awful
lot of clothea and a false beard" along
with a Western hat and wraparound
glasses. .
The ·apokesrilan aaid that the '·tplllllWl
met a aeeurlly detail of five men brfnl·
in8 money to the call® floor 'from a .
baaemeot. He pulled. 'out •· .4kallher
pistol .and aal~ "11':• mo Ille ·-er I'll blow rour· held ofl." · · mlle l_lmll . , I 1J ! I f 4 ... ' ¥ ; fC .. ; 4 J,. ! . . OJI• I • .,:,:r~ :-.sn'~ ·• ~~ . -• 1·· .. 1• ; .. .-• t :-~·ff• . '
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at the sign of the cat . .
Not shown: Mercury Monterey,
the medium.priced car that's built
bitter to rid4r better.· And Capri, the
sexy European. " ·
. See a whole newJatnhy of~ :tOo, the kind oi)ly Miiwry could bulld.i
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• ln1t1nt Ru9 Adjustment., . Shift
For low .. Normel -Hi9h.
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e Hood Gets Under Low Furniture
e Non-Marking Furniture Guard
• Wide.Angle HHdlight IDelvxe
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e 2-SpHd Motor
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DAD.Y PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE
-• Ou r Yo ung
Wld"'Jlread doubt about the nation's ability to main·
taln its armed forces on a voluntary basis, without the
drat~ may be entirely unjustified. A recent Gallup poll
ot young Americans aged 16 to 29 indicates as much.
One of the more significant findings in the survey
wu that majorities of the young people in all polittcal
groupings would approve a law requiring a year of serv-
ice to the nation from every man. To the pollsters' 1ur-
pme, nearly four of every 10 would choose military
service over such public service areas as co nservation.
hospital work or the Peace Corps.
Another surprise to the Gallu p organizatio~ cal!le
in the young people's rating of 11 well·known mdlv1d·
ual! for popularity. Included were Senators Muskie, K~n·
nedy and Humptu::ey, President Nixon, Fidel Castro, John
Llnduy, Billy Graham, Gen. William C. Westmoreland,
Vice President Agnew , Ralph Nader and George Wal·
lace.
The winner was Billy Graham. He drew a "highl y
favoroble" rating with 44 percent of those interviewed
and "highly unfavorable" with five percent. ·
At the other extreme, Fidel Castro drew a "highly
(avorable" rating with only one percent while 48 per·
cent gave him a "highly unfavorable" vote. As many
older Americans suspected when young radicals were
embracing Castro and Che Guevara, even to the jloint
of cutttng sugar cane in Cuba, they represented a tiny
but bJ&hly voeal element on the American scene.
The group polled covered the full range of youth -
colletre 1tudeots and graduateo, non-college individuals,
blllCb 'and whites, and members of the political left,
middle and rlgbl
Other results of the poll were more predictable. On
Vietnam, for example,. 71 percent said our entry fnto
that war was a mistake. Among the colleg&educated,
The Ski llful
··F fti t terer
Dear
Gloomy
Gus Isa Boon
Mark Twain once confessed that he
could live for three weeks . on a com·
· pJlment, and Mark was not an ex·
ceptk>nally vein man. He was just ad-
mlttlng openly what mot! of us feel
privately.
I have never been one of thole high-
prtnctpled pef1IOll5 who object to flattery
because it ls "inltn-
cere." I doo't think
there Is enough fla~
tery in American
ure , sincere or m-
slncere.
Indeed, the only
t 1 n d ol flattery
to which I have a
moral objection is
the kind which the .
flatterer engages in b e c a u s e 1t
will "pay" him. T h i s is cor-
rupt bootllck.lng, and no person of sens:e
tr tenaibllity can help but see through it
111d despile It.
There ii another sort of flattery.
bonver which Is not extended becaU&e
It gives profit to the donor but beuuse it
1iva pleasure to the recjpient. And most
ol ua need this IOrt of lift from time to
Ume.
WE NEED IT IN the most unexpected
areas. A beautiful woman, for instance,
does UIU&lly not require to be com-
plimented on her looks ; she is well aware
of her lookl, and may even be bored with
them. What she needs, most likely, is a
compliment on her brains or her cooking
or her clothea.
When most of us pay a compliment, we
Isn't It strange how two AmericaM
with widely known opiniOlll can
go to North Vietnam and be ahown
·that· which exactly correspoods lo'
their opiruons -and nothing else?
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11oK1tW4ly flteu .r lfli9 IM'ftflfW. S-
,_ Hf ,....... N • .._, .... DallY P119t,
genefally pay it to the.person's strongest,
and moat o~ous, poinL But to do the
greatest good a compliment should be
directed to the person's wetJ):est point -
or what he thinks is his weakeat polnt. .
, TWAIN COUI.D not be elated because
somebody came up and told blm what a
fine writer be was: the whole world ac-
cepted that fact. But he waa radiant If
someone compllmenled an Invention he
had helped develop.
Etnsiein was a humble man, and only
shrugged when told how much bis genius
bad revolutionized our· ideas of the
universe. But a word Of Battery about his
violin playing (which was mediocre)
would bring a sparkle to h1a eye.
IT ALWAYS PLEASES me when l
bear good words about the column, but I
take such compliments in stdde. What
really bucks me up is hearing that I look
10 yeaA yQungef than my picture, even
if the flatterer privately thinks I look 10
years older.
We are a foolish, vain and doubtful
race ; even the strongest among us feel
weak in some departments. The skillful
flatterer is ·B boon to society, even when
he is insincere, so long as bis moUve is
not tainted with self·interest.
Awful Ache of Aging
The inevitability of aging is more dif·
fi cult for many people to accept than the
inevitability of death. It Ls axiomatic that
declining health and income and in·
l:f'eNing loneliness ~wait most persons
who Jive beyond retirement age. As
Simone de Beauvoir observed in her new
boot, 'lbe Coming of Age : "A limited
future and a frazen past: Such hi the
situation that the elderly have to face up
io."
• Though some old people are wealthy
"1Cf many are reasonably well-off, by and
large the aged represent a relatively
poor aegment of the popuhttlon. Virtually
'very study ol the aged comes back to a
fundamental hlndlcap they suffer - a
laclr of money. Roughly one out of lour
>id people _bt the United States live below
lbe federalb' .defined poverty level. n.: ca•lot.m)ea of the yOung com-"""* the ~· of the old. "In the U.S., we Uva become selfish, sell-
-md -19itive and negligent of ~ puSlt ii tbey cost us money,"
-8ker1J of tl!e. CindM•ti J'ost and D llllr ~ -., "II you ask
_.__ wllo .. 111on1 a oecond
lll' • -., hod _,.. fl contriblJling 1111 _,. to a pareat'• ·-"'1 or Joy
....... tbty will -at 111 llllnkly and, ....... say -bodn1 .. .,. ol it. .. '
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----~to . ~old,....__ to
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EDITORIAL
RESEARCH
Small wonder, then, that numerom old
people lapse prematurely into senility.
The condition can arise from such
organic causes as malnutrition, con-
gestive heart failure, or 'pneumonia. In
some cases, thou£h, it results from
severe depression. This kind of senility,
Washington, D.C., psychiatrist Robert N.
Butler says, represents "a way to not
hRVe to think too much about how hor-
rible it all is."
OW AGE NEED DOI bo ao devas(llllng
a burden, however. In the autonoinous
soviet Republic of Abkhuill, When! an
extraordiilary number of -le live put
801 901 and even 100 yews, reUremmt ·la -
unheanl of. Ailed Abtballians Continue to
work uoW virtually Iha time of death:
GerontologiJt. attribute port of their
vigor and longevity to an almod
perfectly balanced diet and to •bltentlon
from tobacco, alcohol, tea, aad cdfet..
Bui -factor, a Hlmllr CoUep anthropology prof_. suaOll<d. tnay
lie "the Iilsb decree of lntecration In
their ll ... , the -ol -idontlty that glvea each lndMcluol • unabokeo
feeling of pmonal leCUrilJ 'and ~
tlnulty."
It hardly needt saying that those
qualllieo are In abort ~ In the Ullillcl
.. u-dayo. -·· --c..im:·i:r ~'":I;-:
of all ii limply to be cued about.
1
Am ericans
.
37 percent approve the action of thOll 'who 11,ave 1ett
the U.S. to avoid mllltary service. Bui the response of
the non-college group drops the overtll percentage to 27.
One re8Ult, poss!bly ominous fpr Senator McGovern
and , his youth-oriented campalflll for the presidencr.:
came in tl>• te1ting on defense spending. While . BOlid major!~ irl both eollege ind non-college groups J'uor
cuts, equally solid majorltlea In both groups teOI ~
United States 1hould remain mllltvlly u strong as the
8Qviet Union. ThU seems to 1ay, t'l(eep us strong miJi.
tarily; but make it cost leu." 1 • •
Business fared poorly with youth, but organized la·
bor came oU a bit worse. Only 27 percent gave business
a "highly favorable" rating, but only 24 percent voted
that way for unions. Tougher governme_nt controls On
business are advocated by 49 ""r<ent (and oppooed by
41), While 57 percent favored lighter reins on labor UD· 1 Ions {34 percent did not). ·
Free speech with fairness received a solid boo£t
when mor~ than 85 percent of students in all groupings
approved 'the principle of,presentiog both sides of poli-
tical Issues when they're ~ in high schools and
colleges. · ,
. 'Clearly, to characterize A!)lerica's yoling people as
mmdless radicals w~u)jl .~ P,e'r:tst·lnjustice.· They
deserve the older generat!On's NU ldence.
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Good Time to' Reflect
The U.S. .Constitution wu slgned lSs years ago last
Sunday, Sepl 17. While Cooa.lttution. Week continues
through Saturday, ii Is well worth the time for every
citizen to reflect for a fl!!f/ moments, at leu~ on the
blessing of individual fieedom conferred on Americans
by one of the great human documents Qf world history.
,
M'CGfWern P uts "H is Compet ence i n Doubt I . , .
Campaign Full '-of Bloopers;. s:nafus
'
W AS~GTON -For a man .seeking . . , . whoopers. As one local v e t e r ,a a have a breakfast meeting with McGOvem
the highest office In the land , wtth its ( . ~ Democratlc leader oboerved, shaldng bis the next morn1ng, Bui the junklr seaauir, ::me !:1'°nsi~=. .. ods~!t~ ,ROBERT S.ALLEN head In amazem~t when M .... all over, wbo likes· to cooslder hlmlell the lj)p
.. McGovern's ·seeming inability to· plan, · ~ ~" · • "11 'Mogoo' and that brassy crew of his llemocral lo New Mexico, made DO
orgahlze and direct an effective and . didn't make any mistakes, it was ooly pollticaJ capital <Jiit of this affair -to his
moolh-btcause theydldll't tblnl of them." private ieseoi.-. lie fell he _,,,ed 5 running campaign is 80l11ber oot only in the top heiadquarters, but iJ to . more "recognition" from McGoyern than cause for the gravest doubts about the be found ng· ht in ucaovem•s own en-'Follow1•"• Is a brief account of what -. .... being asked to a ~P breatfasl. me,sure and calibe< tourage and slumping operaliou. No day dismayed this' politico: ' . , • ":"
of his cm>petence. passes wltboot lt.s quota of~ and In the small crowd of about llOO at the GOVERNOR KING .DIDN'T ...., get
H the glii>talklng snahpi. ' airpOrt to . gr.el McGovern, ·there were lhaL He was ntfuaed admittance to -
South Dakola leltisl To the COlllllrY. at large, this profoundly no lllale party ,IMd<!ra er. offlciais.. That McGovern. can't put , tagether sigolllcfnt stale . pf affairs is virtually was pol an ~I or ov~. '11>eir
and run·an effJclent • unl<nown. exclusion waa deliberate -IO the This happened In the aflemool\"filen
and , high• pcwered ....._ ~ 111E• .'""--"-•· --• .. ind publicity play, •eoiild be ~ ~ ~ ~ °> C<!l'tll"f'> L Cfl!«I ........ ~~d~~·-~ ~·opera· """"' .,.... • ...., •• ...., young MCGOW:ni zea!ot 'l'1111ofni for ' ftapedil'"MfW!aIIY .._ w·-~ the ioesctpoble clangorous antics of. the main bead-Congreo\!. The cll!dldale had gone aJkut McGovem, although ·he isn't partlculorly q....., arls!!o: Od quarws in WashingtGQ have been aired f0< the South•Oilkola radlcal In the light keen about IUm and llas no lnlenlion of
what grouncta is he lo 'llOIDe extent. U,. mlshapo and lcr con..,,lion cjelegalos, and u~l..ern · exerllni blmoell in his behalf. ,
qualified to run the oountry? mlaOdv<illlurii a~ ldc:Govt'rn'1 was relumlnC tile favor_ at~ of 'BUI Kint diitgo thnqb tile-. of
Certainly riot on the baais of his !~ rac'l'I oboul llij liountry have offeodlng ~ f.lemo<:?li -sui> being outwardly boopillble -On1J to be
chameleon 'record as the Democratic · gone -!or lft\W. · port he Deeds to carry lhe lllate. ' ~ tureed away. -.a wa ~. ho
Presidential standard bearer. (I). &.ill wbizzln( around·'° lut that • ~ , . ·• • was told, and no appolntmenf.llaii. been
IT IS TWO m6bths sloce McGovern
woo the onm!Mtfon, yet bis campaign is
still a fmnbling aD!I bumbling mess, rent
by lnla'oal·wrangllog and bickering, with
oo for<elul leadershJp·or decisive control,
and waffling and wobbling with con-
staotly sbiftlng and Juuling policies, tac-
tics and loyalties.
11lls Inner chaos, tu rm o i I, ln-
consisleocy and contradiction prel'lill
' the...._ coverloc him ,don1:1!ave the POREllOllT 4MoNo ~ are Sens made fo< lim to -the pvemor at that
lime to'flnd 0¥! -ii really Pini on, 'q1n1on Anciena*,iind ~ ldaoto • parttcular time. • ·
or If tbe7 de, Ii> report k . (2)' Pn.aiely,.,. 'allol Gov.~ Ipnc,. . "ya, Kini abnluod and went about his
mmt of them ere for lllm and, to put I( . · · . btlslDeli. A couple Of llocinl liter
bluntly, 10 out of;their"ny to protect, ~~r :Je,'i:!J.~· · ~to b1a dlmay, leomed abooi ~· ~ of lcbaTac-'M yearo in Ille and Secre1a!7 of the llupid -and.a-'~ was terislic~open~ WU bis AgricaHare in lbt ~.-..::bas made to rad!:-Kq. lfe -1 be ~~-•el""''-'""-~·· · very noticeallly ,lfOT •endor1ed found. But the. story of the incldellt r~ ·----.. -~ ID McGovern. Local lliildOr. .... dlertDI rapidly spread all over town.
New Me>lco. bet. he never wm. · 'lllat's Iha way It went throughout the
IT WAS llIJ'E with bloopero and With: a.group of others, Montoya did weel<end -one boner all« aoothe<. . . .
'Libbing~· Could-End Us as :·~ Species
On the advice of a learned lrieod, I
recenUy looked ·up the word "lib~' in that
most enteruuning and enlightening of
books, the Oxford English Dictionary. My
friend bad ~d me· that my reSearclles
might "!l'Plile me, might even cast some
lij[hl on that new
and dou~ trllllf· ent cultural ·p1ieoom.
enon, the W(ID8D's
Lib m._i,
Could 'liilldly ~
lieVe my eyes. Tbe
word lib, -is now •only med in a
dialect sense, meena
"to castrate, geld,
'cut'." Comes from Iha Middle Dutch
word "lubben," which·~ "to maim."
The dramati.t Maainger, in 1824, had
a splendid line, 111 am libbed 1n the
breech already." A Sootcb law of 1733
dictates that "nllno llbb any beast upon
Sunday." And a ..,mJar ;a ,centlll')' <¥lier
had remarked, "Sure he Is libbed ; he
bath ~ No masculine . bU.inea
about biin." ·
Ia it -1b1e, II one accept1 the
Jungian notion of ractaJ memory, that
the Womea'1 llbbel't ............ illlllly
de9crthed whot la at tbt beert of 11-ir
mystery in thelf ~ .; .blnvJation, LI It ' . Bid W1m11'1 .........,. 111 w It lllll
for tbe "'.""1 ll-fWoalctii't know; (.& y. p II,¥., -,l'l•l jj Jllllf, .... ll but do llive alljllplt •lM\liclim-lbat thez " " * r • to ... 1-.
libbing of meo)u a pi deal to do A ..... 11111t • ..... a --.. ,.
with Iha ....... "' ...... of •t·-to Iha ... ..., ~.... .. ........
be called lhe flllllnint emancipation You _, .. .ii 1111 It of rbxJldl • mo-. botllnc waler, lllll ,."" ~ .,!! .... II .. •-"'~
Tiii .Bl\ABIINEllS, tbt lhnlll lilt Jn. = =a::~.. i:i;: 0
I I... . -la belle ..,. $~on 1111 of~ --put llllD ii...,_.. ... it I Ill f; .. , .. of i:t•-'J in tile
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<; Otbar advice col.-U --
OVflr'/ letter with a ~ .....,, • WitJ don't yOUf .c: t.
Dear C. T.: '
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uilll 111•• • -.. ii~ ::..=· ....... l'llllldeol; ... lbe
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Pooches Pursue
Ear Piereers Bein. ftind tJ~ Sales '~:;;:;;_ ~ r 8 ...... Done by Dunn
~· S.,-21, 1972 DAILY l'ILDT 1
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Bras in ~lgium .
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Beaches al llelllum. ll'i. ~ are popula!Jod of
late •by numerouo )'OWlfl ladles ""° ....O.e their bikini
braa· to .,..!he .. PolJ!>e att ~ lhem.' No, It's not
a moral matter. Tllo ~· ., some lciS19ri>ill has
trained a pack of clop to race . ap alid down the sands stealing said' bru. ' ' ~
WHAT'S ao tngJc in a M.f b Jla!dly ~ believes
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -pi...... and p ro v I d o A .,..._ for the store uw, want to ltll earrillp,'' equipQaelL AW lt,• ..,. baYti been
said a opolrelmao 1 o r ' -lo accopt lilt jeftlr)'
BuUOct'L "So "' say lo our *VEN A -er buys a 11n -Ma)' SI.
.......... "Sit dotm and lend poll' al ......... Ille deport-Tllo Bnladway Aid 4,00G
U! )'GCm' un. •; men& st.. off• the tar ess were pierced f o r
JewelrJ ma•ofaeturera have • pier<lag al no addhlonal -· -.a at five llorea from
joined '.lfllh Bullocks and two "Ear pl<tdn& b Jiving the July IWS. ~ .,._. Jl<l>artmenl store lndll5liy •• nil -... Mid ~ lo .' rlnC up in-· Tony . Sdlatl, 'al Coro Ven-. TOE MAY CO. offered no
• creUed ......_lt1 p6ettini ears. dome.: HWe're Creating a life--numbers but aald lta four-day
1· ;;-~--= ol.'::f t ~ :-: '."'." = d.eii:.: ~..:.s:; ~= .~
, Co.-!*Y earrings from ~ buJW of -earrlnJI." callfonila outle!a.
......,....... and t h e Bulloet'a ..U. Coro Ven-At h Broadway Lewis H
lllllllllaciuryrs .• hlre lhe ear dome eoninp lit 17.IO a pllr. Sefal oorrtap an'aold at ii
lhe water r..Dy will come Into the IJo!iae •. Too IJol!.1't1inl ·to do, 11,....,.:: l·-----------------
CClllvlnced your place can't escljlt Ille ·.t .... u, C:ittllS .. au ll:e-
and •10 a polr. Danecralt ear-
rinp -18.IO a pllr at the May Co.
nlh. li. flll Y* buemlllt,wllll a.,n. '. ... .. ---.,.,~...:-water. ~Tbrit 911!•8Hm ~· oUt.
side allif hilldt, Keeps the1 pl4c\t lrom
cqllapolng. Ciiis cleanup a!tenrudo,
100. q:· .. -<SU the Journal of
Danecralt and Sefal hired
r.glstered ....... or Ucensed
vocallonal nones although
manu!acturen and stores say
ear piercing b a simple -and
usually palnlesa -proced111<
which doem1 requln a doc-
tor.
AmeriilailnM'anot. i
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AJf liiMBifl .Wdy ID JD&r.
rlqe ...,...., ahows hall of all tbe
bach~ and single Jirls who..a)>ply !or-wecfdlng licenaes
live "lthin 3> blocks of ,each •r,~ So, young fellow, if
you have not yet 1eleded Y'l!"i ~ ladyfrlend, chances .
nm so.so 1he'• rtgllt there lh l"!W'·•elgbborbood. Wa\llng,
le\'s .• assumef G<t to looking. .
QtJl!J\ll!S -Q. "Tbe ·name 'Idaho' is Shoshone. for tdaybreak,' correct?" .
A. Sjlrt of., To be euct, It ccmea from a word 1111111o
Ing: 11Bellold the 1&111 cmdat.doWn the mountain." If you've
oeen )he 1IDOl'lllng"•,,.. opliob' aplmt a mounteln from
the -. ... ·Aoubl you\>e -!t draln aown lhe western 1 side, !po. I< rellgloua sight, that. ! Cl,,~· A8 for opectalor sports, what'• No. I now? Fool·
I ball, DO?" '
I' A. Football ~-Njl. 2, la ~ball, No. 3, baseball.
No. 4, ~ raclng.-So iePai'ia'\ Pc!Dster, alter the: lat.est
I ~y. 8urprbed lo hoar It. 'JboliCht bOrle 'ratjns/ WU
..,,_ to "'° top. Because it'o a dally allow with the longest ofaeasona.
FAT -Publbhed alogan of tlie Naticioal Asaocllilion lo
Aid Fat Americans is "Fat can be beautifUJ." Organiurs
are shooting for a 30 millloo membership. .
.SO YOU thought all the seasoned citizens retired to
1 Florida, did you? No; 1ir1 One out of every three over es
lives 1n qallfomia, New Yerk, Pennsylvania Or Illinois . . .
AM ASKED bow come Sweden's taxes are ·so high. •
Numerous reasons. There, a houae~fe, whose incOme ls
loo low to afford a vacallon, can get lcideral aid' !q tili a
holiday trip. For lnstan!"'· ' · ·
WHAT'S "the· most common d all tilt phobias? The
University al MIBmi's 'Dr. G: C.' Fisher aoce claimed It to
' be claustrophobla, lbe fear of clooecf..111-placea. Don't doubt
o · It: It's not mine. Peroonally llJll'Off ·o! cave-like· 1'\lbby-holea. perjlcularly to work In. But tilt ~ admits a
touch of that claustrophobia thlng. She rans afumd In tilt
pasture a Jot. .. .• ~
Addre11 mail to L. Ill. Bol/d, P.O. B°" 1875, Nl1D-
porl Bta<f', C!'!if.9Ji860.
I l't'. . • :.:i.MontgQ~Y ' lfqrd ~hn ' ' ,,I .. I ~.'Recalls' tar:Tir~ ·
~ CHICAGO ·(AP) duced J.:,j~~;J~
n Montgomery Ward Co. II~ it 4 alay not have been cured lo
,, ~ 41$·'-i!r ear l Jla ~-•
tires to tecover 211 tires '!be tires Eay develop an S1llJ>OCIOcl o! tn ad eq u at o ahllonnal i!.lmp1ng•aobitd and
•· w1can1zat1on. " lidl tftroagh-rapld air 1oa·
•1 A compony spokdnan ·'.aJd altar prolonged U!e. , .
" Ward's. .-Iler. l'imtone WU!I'• said no lailur<s llave
' Tire and Rubber Co: said tbe been roported.
• tires wue ahipPOd Ir o m Tiie llim said it ~
II ,Flrestoi>e's plant In De I n!CIJlds iof Us lire purchaliet
M.-Iowa, to loCollons in ind b attem]lllng to CXllllact
" lhe -and lloattweit. · ~ to Inform them ol Ward'• said lhe Urea !""' the r.caU.
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SI. alAST IWA
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. HPO'slT . 1011 PlotO
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CORO VENDOME trained a
lllafl of prolesaloOal plen:ers.
11YOU don't really . need I
doctor or a Dlll'le;·~ si.kt
Schutz. "We'-ated our
rillllio'I lo a -lo May and
. . . . ~, ~--,.,;...~--_ e . ~
"Could I hoYO a not• r the bus driwr' IOJ!lno i(s
·-o.k~y.for ~· ,an.d Gr*Q !d·play Jo~ <!nth(""'!".
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C-.'11!"-Yoo IVlf ...... ,Yoo-lo
T11oft Y-a-llo Hltll Caotol~ . ' .
• n••'-W•••-
be told Ill that ft pierotd -but decli!od llOI lo late any IC ht Dunn pit ~ done. betltr than be." ; tlon IC*lnlt the practice j Throw her your cliallene•
Ono lmpmllill port· el die . "Ear p1....m, b obvi...lf •nchee bow •he lu!Mlff It Jn
P"'IJ'IDl b ....,.._ Ill-not-to treat "•"-·. Swxlay's "At Your Service" aurance boulht b)' ......iae-or -...·-· column. turera iU.J tbe otone,daptte a be &aid. "It falls outside the
waiver wblcb each ~ __ bounda~~ol~the~la~w'.:_'.."'._ _ _;i=::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:
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Examlnen spoteoman. • and loan IS$0Ciltion
He said his croup cllecked
the legalities al oar plncing,
• Open Mal.·l!Mn. 9 LJ11.-4 p.m; Fri. 9 a.m.-li p.m.
MASERU, Lesotho (AP ) -
A judge ...,tenced a 17-year-
okl grendmotber to f o u r
months In jail and fined her
$S3 for -"" of I.~
pouncb al marijuana. The
judge said the oente,,.. would
have been stiHer if the were
younger. I
IUENA PARK Men:ury Savings Bk!f., Van•y View at Uncoln
HUNTINGTilN BEACH Morcury Savings Bld1., Edin1er ot Beadl
TUSTIN Mmury Savings Bldg., Irvine Blvd. at Newport Avt.
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Wl!8TCLD'F MORTUARY
AIUIUCKLE le SON err E. 17111 SI., Colla MOii ··-• BALTZ BERGERON
FUNERAL HOME c-del Mor l7Ul5I c-.-14114U • UU. BROADWAY
MORTUARY
Ill -WI)', Colla MOii uwaa
"""""'· ~ 21, 19n
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en can Be•tillfl C~e
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Dad on Probation Speeches,,
In Death of Girl Parade Set
SANTA AN A A
Westmlnattr man a c c u s e d
with his wile on arrest of the
munler of thelr S.monlh<>ld
daughter at an Orange drive-
in theater has been ordered to
serve Ove yean probation.
Orange Coonty Sup er lo r
Court Judge WWlam Murray
ordered the probatloo term for
Veldon Buster Burgess, 26, a
month alter he had ruled that
Mrs. Linda Lou Burgess, 20,
must serve a there.year pro-
bation term for her role in the
kJJling of Tawna Mae Ur-
quhart.
Judge Murray additionally
ordered that Burgess "mu11t
not live under the same roof
V olunt,eers
Aher Bwod
·At St. Jude
with anyone below the age or
!!" during the probation
period.
ORAHGE COUNTY
BUENA PARK - A parade
and ,.veral 1peeches In Bueno
.Part on Saturday wut be
apooiored by the. Muonlc
The coople wu amsted last
Nov. 3 shortly after Mrs.
Burgess' child by a previous '---------' marriage died at rOraoge
County MedJcal · Center from
Lodgeo and the Knlghll of
Colwnbua of Orange County to
commemorate the 1711 llgnlng
of the U.S. CoostiluUon.
The public is invited tree of
charge to attend a parade
beginning at 10 a.m. on Beach
Boulevard,. just llOllth 0 r
Highway 91, and eodln& at
Knott's lndependmce Hall'.
what doctors said were the ef.
lects of a beating alid choking.
Witnessea at the drive-in
theater told olltcers 1he baby
was repeatedly slapped and
dropped to the ground when
the couple became annoyed by
its crying.
Burgess was also ordered by
Judge Murray to enaure that
an adult was there when he
waslnthe~esence~anyooe
under 18 at any time. He and
his wife were found guilty on
reduced charges of child neglect.
Mrs. Burgeas named her
huobend u ·defendant In a
petition for dluolution of mar·
rlage filed recently in Superior
Court.
CSF Offering
New Course Immediately following the
parade, beginning at &J>
proximately 11 a.m., a FULLERTON -The history C.OnstituUon 0 b s er van C't
or science io ancient, medieval Program will begin at tht
and renaissance times will be Hall.
offered this fall by the hittory Harry Von Zell, radio anr' television announctr, w 11 J department at cal State deliver the main speech : "Our
Fullerton. Constitution, Law of t h e
Dr. James 1 F. Woodward , Land." 41111
who recently ' completect his Buena Park Mayor Ralph, K.
doctorate In the hJn-and Hineo will aiao speak. Alld'lhe
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1 "Sound of Youth;"~·•' ·S'l· philosophy of science al ·the member group ·~"\ i:..,
University of Denver, will Beach, wlll p r,.o V'l de e&
1each the ney <;jlUl'le. -tertainment 't · •
BUYl,SETlfREE '
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INTERIOR DEGORAi:ifl:I~·
'TRICKY? NOT AFTER '.
J:::::~ °'YOU TAKE OUR SEMINAR.'•
M•ibAMY
LIONS' CLlll
BIG PARADE
-2841 Harbor 81vd : . ' .
COStA ,MEIA
ull•s
OPEN MRYDAY 9 • 6
HOW TO PLANT BULBS!
MR. PHIL Bl!RNEKING, from Davids & Royston Bulb Co. will be
in 0,111' Nursery to demoDStrate all.the joys and satisfaction of BULB PLANT I.NG.
• · · s.t., Sept. 23
10 o.m. • 3 p.m.
Choose from our large variety of quality bulbs
and try some of Phil's planting suggestions!
DONT MISS THIS!
GET RlD OF THOSE
BROWN LAWN BLUES!
1 Ptant now so you can enjoy· beauti-
ful G R E E N law;. all winter.
: WE'LL PROVIDE . '
NOW JUST
"INSTRUGTIOlllS. ' 1 ~; '''-'.•
. JUST FOR FUN!
VENUS FLY TR.\P. ; A--ll_llAU.T·-· ........... . 1.49
98c
THI llDS WILL
LOft,fNUll AIR Fl!!'IN · . . .,.,, ............ ~ ..... , •............
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FDR DICHDNDRA-.
SUPl!R WEED 'N FIED ••• ,
KW• weedy grasses In dlchondra
lawns. Really clobbers those creet>-
lng weeds. All Ibis I< ferWJzes too!
HAlmNn.tt NOW 8.98 .
a. ....... & Cr0Wroi1 Kiiier -
GUARANTIED li'iSUL TS •••
Kiili bermuda (devil gr8's) and
cra)>grau In dlchondra lawns. No
messy sprays or mixing .
WAI I.ti NOW 5.98
TOTAL FDR· ALL LAWN$-
DOIS IT ALL .•• Fertillus by addliti Iron and other
mlller'1& to the 10if. Kiili and pre-vents dandellonil and 40 other
Weeds. I
.... ,,.J NOW 8.98·
PAX-uWN CAU PIODU~AVE UP TO 3.00 !
WIQIA PLAITS
Spoclol S.!. , ; . I ~ ·\. " ..
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We have many varieties .of PRIJIT
TREES to choose from\ Dwarf AAcd recutar citrus Including -Man~
:Kumqi!at, l.oQuai; "lJtU.C.do" avocaifo and o!hers .
S ...... I Prlco.1 Geod thru ~., v:
.S'lieJt.., P'laone-1!1el'..Wcrec1•t Cdd , • • MeCOllM!Clt LAGUNA
llEACll MORTUARY
17'1 l4hl Cu1H Rd. -•
LEARN 'rHE ART Oft IHTERIOR· DECORATING WlTH P'E'rirR
• llRADLICY, INTERIOR llQ~llH COOROtNATbR f'Oft llLOOMCllAl'T• . ' ' l'A8RtCs. YOU'LL. SEE AND HEAft 'nlE: WAYS TO DECORATE,
OR REDECORATE, YOUR HOM~ OR OFP'JCE. CLASSES ARE
.FRIDAY, SEPT. iz, A'r.10:30 AM AND 2:30 PM IN 'ntE
AUDtTORIUM, 3RD l.EVEL.. THER£1s NO CHARGE, NO
RESERVAilONS , MR, llRADLn WILL BE IN OUR DRAP~ •
PEPAR1"MEH'r AFTER EAOf PRESDn'A1"tON TO ANSWER YOUR
DKCOltATING QUESTIONS,.
···~ ~~·~i ' ullislers "F~~~~R . · 1"~:.,..w PAanC VIEW
lilllliJllW. PARK
c ii ' Morlury . a..,.1
....... View Drln Nu,.,.. -. Caltrarata . Miii
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~ftJNERAL ...... , ...
W I I II ·-7*;.'T:y
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lfT'S IE FIDllY
u )'OU have new hclahbon
or know of llnyone movln1
to our u.. please tell ut
IO that •<e may extend a ·
1r1nd17 -1come and help
them to ~ acquainted
In their new surroundlbp. .. .,,
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Dedication cmmonleo for rounding :ands between the Rlvertlde Oounty Supervilor (and .pori»11•"'" by the
the Dellly .. cqu irlld Saota Ana cities of Rubidowi a n d Paul Andjnoo will be nww JlivtJ*o oo.-t Band IDd
River Roglooal Park, ..,. Riverside, will be held at 11 ol <eei1-. t:v<ata will in-eq-grnupo.
Hospital
Trustees
Named comi>f.lllng 511 acres ~ a.m. Sunday at S500 RIVtr(iew elude a ""8 ..........., by the Tw .. ty.ln1nute. h a y r I d e
the river bottom and ""' !\old, Rubidoux. Mai;d> Air F....,. Honor Guard I toun .ol, the .new park will he i;;:;:;;:::,,;;:;;;;;;;;;;J;;;;;;;;;±:;;;;;;;;;;:;:;.:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;=~=~;;;· =;;:;:;--.S lnlil1I a.m. to II
· a.m. Qd 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. James Ackerman and Donna
by the Trl-O>omty CO!llerva· Gtorge of Huntlnitoo Beach . ' ~·
I tion League, ..-citizens group. and Mrs. Harry Buffum of
Tbe .tuide5 will pn)nt out the Seal Beach, have been named
lutun aitea of a nal'!" center bOlro trust ... of St. Mary's
;·• ' and mtun trail>. t.og Beach Hospital for thr<e-
year tmna. •• • ro1>i'OW,tN <fr 'TBt: A' Long 'Beach attorney,
~. st,t.-21. 1972
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•BABIES · • CMILDllEN
c:trllllOlilel, "'birbeCue lunch, f.ckennan is • pa.st delegate . J ~ and .JinCln8 and <lane-to the United 'Natlona for the
AD. u· L ~ '11 entel1ahimeDt will be ,.Callfornla Trial LI" ye r I . • I> ~ ' by the Jurupa Aasociatlon md U: on lb Board JAMES ACKl!ll\MAN D0l:'INA GEORGE ,. , "' .Oiamtier of Commerce . of Gov,rnon. Re la also. ••-;.-;;;;;;_:,,iii;ii~ii;;;;-;;i-i;iiiio;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ______________ ;;,-;;;-;;;-;;;-"i MRS. HARRY BUFFUM
,_.,....--..,...,......._ _ _, ·:rickets .,. $1.50 per person meinber of the legtslahvel1
· i :'and are avauable from the copmlittee of tbt Stat~~-s · ,.. ~ auunbe< office at 3 at 7 Mn. Buffum is on the Board ear!c'I RiveA1iew, Ruhidottt. of OU.Ctors of Bul!Ums' and
, • .'.:).. ·' Final acquisition of the park holds life memberships In both
, was recently madt possible by the Assistance League of Long1 L...;·,_--..,....:..-;.....,s" a !550,000 grant from the U.S. Beath and the Qiijdren's
Department of the Intertor. Home Socleljl. Sile Is also an
' Members of the Tri-Ccunty a!socJate member of t he
Conservation League ·a n d F~ of the· IAI ~
Riverside County P a r k s Music Center and beloilgs to
Deparlll!<nt hOve been work· the Long Beach Civic . Light
ing toward the acquisition of a Opera Association.
greenbelt corridor ·along the Mrs. George, education
Santa Ana River from the director with Walt Disney
mountaiM to the Ma. This ProdUctions, is chairman of
regional park is part of that the Women's Council of the
proposed corridor. Long Btach <llamher of Com·
The p&rt will later lnclude merce and is ~tary of the
farm and wildU!e observation member of an officer of the
fac!llties for educational, and Planning Committee of the
••• Dick and
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FRIDAY, SEnEMBER 22nd Sxl·O
COLOR
PORTRAIT
sctentiflc UJe:!I, picnic area! Callfom1a • Assoclat~ o fr~~~~=======~~~====~~===~=~~~ and stsbles for rental horses. Educational Technologl!ts. != .
Ca:Ps ·Halted
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• Grovp Rot" AW1ilable
.,.Sati1fadion Gva~nteed I
• Liniaed to on• portrait per subiect.·
Mcn1h,iv•t tWo• portroib per family
an Special offer.
c ii atchback Flaw Cited " DETROIT (AP.) .'.. General maker said replacemi!lt struts
.Motors Cerp. has halted pro-• will be lilslalled-011"'11ll'·1;200 ·
duction on 1973 c o m p a c l cars already .shipped to
hatcllback models In car lines deal«S l?efore Ibey go on 'sale
that haven't even-gone on sale lo the puhUc today. Pl.US soi FILM CHARGE .
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Sunday 12. Noon to 4:30 P.M.
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GM mad' tbe dlsclooure and problem lo the Na H on al
said the struf supporting the Highway '!'raffle Sa I e I y
lift-up rear door is subject t.o Administration.
failure in batclibocks in the Production will probably be
Chevrolet V e g a , Chevrolet resumed next week when an
Nova, P.onttac Ventura and adequate supply of the struts
Oldsmobile omeea. is available for shipment to
Tbe nation's. largest aulo the asaembly plants, GM said.
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -
A batch ol hlcl>Powered med-
. lcal men · bu concluded that
there's nothlng much wranc
with Josephina except maybe
a bad cue of Jove sickneu.
Josephina is the mountain gorilla who arrived .....,t1y
( ..4NIMALS )
from the Brom: 1.oo to be the
inteoded ol M'kuwba, ldn( al
the Oklahoma City 1.oo.
So far, he's left her nllinC
at the altar.
Zoo offlciall said M1kuwb1•1
ru.de rejection left J....,.lna
sort of nervous. She becamf a
picky eater and got ~._trog..
b1ea.
However, docton said, she
is in exceUent shape and
should be atven another
chance at romaace wlth
M'Jruwba. .... l.oftlte.
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) -
A California couple who cle-
cO!ed to lltay bore for five cllyi
rather than continue their
vacaUon to Idaho without their
rniMlng dog "King" . were
reunited with the animal.
Mr. and Mn. Jolm Kerby ol
Port Hueneme had been cm
their way to Idaho to vlllt
their a:randchtldren w ht n
"King" disappeared. They
decided to slay her• to look
for the anlmat
The selJ'Cb ended afttr
Harold Deml!'elt ol Lu
Vegaa, who found the ...,,.
dering dog, read a nt1f1P1per
article about the couple'• plight and returned I be
animal e Dog ht V.S.
SA VVILLE, N. Y. (AP) -
Mem11 H. Maaln didn't mUe
it home from hia HCODd tour
of duty in Vietnam. Hill dot
Suki was luckier. Muln, JI,
a captain in the Alr Force,
was killed All(. 12 wben 1111
transport p\ane cruhed -
the Melting Delta.
Thanks to the Air r .... ...i
a U.S. congressman, however,
Suki, a white spitz, ii baJll'lly
at home with Maslo'& parenta
in tru. Long Island c:ocnmunity
after being nown btn ftan
Vietnam . e Bird Aid
NEW YORK (UPI)
Floodlights thal ilhnninata the
top 20 Boors of the EmjJln
State Building wlli be tumid
off on cloudy and foggy nllbll ,
this fall so migrating blrdl
flying south won't become
confused.
When the lights are diffused
through clouds or fog, the ...:
birds become diJoriented and
might fiy into the building, a
building management
spokesman said. e Fish11 Dnire
WALLA WALLA, Wash .
(UPI) -Dams on the Colum·
bia and Snake River systems
of the Northwest will have
devices installed to prevent
fish kills due lo nitrogen
supersaturation by 1978, the
~ Corps of Engineers
said.
Traveling screens and a
•1Uip lip" device are designed
to help allevla~ the problem
which has killed thollsandl of
mJgratory fish during the put
averal years.
Nitrogen supersaturation is
caused by water falling over
the spillway of dams Into deep
pools beloW. It causes a
disease In llah similar to that
ol bends in humans . e Se• Tttrtle• fllJLADll:LPlllA (AP) -
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Z'berg Continues
Forest Hearings
By PBIL HANNA
Capitol News Service ~
SACRAME NTO
Assem.blyman Edwin Z'berg's
attempt to amend t h e
Calliomia Forest Practices
Ad appears to be !alllng on Its
face but the Sacramento
Democrat 1Ull plans another
two-day bearing on the subject
Ocl 2 and 3 at the plusb
Ahwahee Hotel ln Yosemite
NaUonal Park.
Although bis bUI 2346 was
lilied In the Assembly Ways
and Means Committee, Z'berg
plans to force the issue if he
can when lawmakers return
bere in November.
SUU on tap in bis Natural
Resourees . and conaervation
Committee are two Senat&-
poased bllll -No. :161 by Sen.
John Nejtdly (R-Walnut
Creek) and No. 1321 by Sen.
Ranilolpb COiiier (0.Yrtka) -
which make significant
changes in forest practices ln
Calllornts and wltb wblch tbe
timber Industry says It can
live.
AT A RECENT twO<lay
meeting In Sugar Pine Point
state Part at Lake Tahoe, the
committee heard testimony
from more than JO wltneaaes
representing such clivel'IO ln-
lerestl as the Sierra Club,
t.lmber industry, C 0 U D t Y
boards of supervisors and
chambers of commerce, and
atste departments of forestry ,
fish and game, et1nservaUon
and water ruourca control.
'Ibere was lltUe n e w
evidence.
No witness waa able to dCJm.
ment where the timber tn.
dustry Is falling down on the
job with regard to water pOllu-
tion,' erosion control, reseedlng
or restocking, tlrnber11W188"'
ment, eltbetics; eo~atioa
or environmental control. • GoVert11Dent of !lei ah
bedgod.
E. C. Fullerton, deputy ~
tor of the Department of Filb
and Game, WU DO el:ceptlon:
"Proper logging tecbnlques
can m1nimhe the effects of
logging and promote rapid
return of the area to its
former productivity ,"
Fullerton said, adding "in
fact , proper logging practices
can in aome imtances provide .
benefits to llah and wltdllle
resources."
TBE REST or Fuller6i'1
testimony was a aeries of•~
noull , , • may -~~ .. -. usually detrlmentll • • • i · cause'' statement& ~ -_,
I Z'berg's bill creates • ,..,.
State Board ol Fores\
Reoource! and doel away with
the existing State Boan! of
Forestry. It also cleWlopo
polley for forest pracllces,
conservation standard•,
orpnlmtloaal atructurt, <0111-
pllance mecMnlm'nl, the am-
cept of 'a cert1lled forest plan-
ner, and the IUlng ol detailed
logging plans prior to com-
mencement of hafvesllni·
Teatimlm,y 09(JOlloC the bHl
came from many ICJUl"Ctl.
Joaepb Russ IV, a Huml!olt
COUnty rancher, spob for the
Calllornla state Clwnber of eommm:e againlt AB ISM..
llEDUCTION ·or timber
land• to provide "wlldllf•
habita~ .llCOIJerY, ncraaUlin,
open space and numerous
other publlo benefits without
expenae to the tupayer Is not
tn the public in~," Russ
aald. "Any reducllm In com·
merdal forestry ~ create even greater problema ol
unemployment 1n 111e timber
prodllclnc rural OOUllties of
California." •
Of the 17.f million acres ol commerda1 loml 'land 'In
" cantomla, IGDle , lt.t mUllon
... In the Sl«ta NeTa4a -f
mUllon ...... • .. jimolely
owned and I.I million ' .,...
are. gOYetnment..ownecl.
Evana. a11udocl to "lln>r
cJearcutting ,, "po0r rer-ra-
tion," ••1~nburD, 'and
"etOlion. .. He ukl' he bldn"t
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Shirley Black Tells Russ Nyet; a Gift ··is 'Shaky
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P'rolll 'llln-. aalilly •tu u.n 1plnot ber Tbe ,,.,....... -told ~lie.,,.. ...... ADJ. tlul o. ,,,_, euld dudlal-...-•-... Loo Angeles la on~
Sldl'ley Temple 8 I a• k, father. Ille Mllml -Ill espocta prilwlJy lhe _......,,,.._ ..._,, • .,,.,.......,. ., the _,__-·Perry Pace Carpo member.wbo-
repretentlng Prosident Nix· Grete ... Boy..., IHed Ille lo collect fl lilllllln from Ille -al Ille two flrml. ..,. ....... was "'minim!!! • Mw. been lludl'lnl m1mmall la
on'a Counoll on Environmental court for an injunction lo llop I * 8-wu lndided •ith He gave Ille unlvenlty bla Tballand tor four years.
Quality, re)e<ted Jn Moscow the IRS from eel1hW Ille (" P.'i>O,n'LE ) '111127.,.......id..., al odor Colt1r1oa ..... JI, Ille enllre arcblvea IDd t'he McNeely said that the
the Soviet contention that railroad ear Mmday lo aatilly · I!,, ~. , lllcker lloODoy, MI c • • 1 ""1nlr .U. al talOvllion lurnisbinga. •airtoa, llOUvtnln abomlnable'IJIOWmaD, or YeU, ·
eapilfllslt pollute the en-tax liena of,_. than .SC,000 · '""'Jr, hu-1111-~Reclt PlllllJID, and IDd ~ thal ,flllecl-has been ._ud In the -
vlroninent more than do Com-against the IC1or !or the yeon Ille al bit lkoiI"""f _.' -8 ~ Jiii....,. Jolh7 L. -. It, June Ille room -. be wrota 11 Ibey plan l> -· about '11 muniltl. 1913-1919. .... ,.;. .~~ft oed bro.yMr prohoh Iller 21 •.., __ al "•111uing the Gordn.er Ranch , mlleoeutofl(t.Evemt. .. I K -... ,_, .. I 1dla• -""-lo • ...... -a-. M". Black wu In the Mias Hoyden lllld the car la y..r.:I 110 dW •aol 111w1tt !';<':.::;,-•-•z --. ad dlltlUJutiD« """"IN Temec:ula, Colli. + Slld ~J!Ullhed guests pllery of located In Greeobrae, north of fur!bor --••·. · + · * Dr. J.,... C: l1eldMc the Sovie:! parliament when Sin Franel&co. ~ ICljocll ~been fU.. U. S. Dlalrlct Court Judce Tbe widow Gl l!lfo -ey Six-... ft plan lo In Salt LllJ Qly be DUI"{
Vladimir KirDlln. chainnan of * ed In ot leoill a stiilea qabist E. Avery Crary In Loi ~ Gola. will lie!p dedlc:ote a study wild Jife In Nepol lor 15 l<S,iln u ~ ol the Na-
the State Committee o n · Florida busineaman Gleu Turnet;s "Dare to.]>e Groo~ a IUIPeDded the Jail oentence of repllcl ol the myotery writ.r's mmUia lfortiJII' In ~ ti<lhal A-1cl and S()ICe
SClence and Tee h no Io g Y w. ~-11y1 he plaqa to self-<Ollfideuce bulldlng ~ Rooney, 1 mlllletan who u... study Sept. 2111 Ille Uuivers~ will ~ for Ille 1bomlnlble Adminislrlllila ~ the llnol
described eaptallsts as the sell his legally emballled cor-gram, IDd a ......,tics com-In Woocflond 1!1111, .., the ty al Tau. _.,, • team leader sold. Apollo m-~ for
world's major polluten. porate-.emplre. p 1 a y ca 11 e d• Ko 1 cot !'OCOfllllleDdatlon at Aloi. U.S. Ganlmr -la bOob, In-Jllfrey A. McNeely, a; ol Doeember. Citing studies she examined -=--~.:__c-----=:.:.....:.:====:.:.::....:.::::.::::==.::..=:..:.:.::.._::==..::::::.::::.:=::..::_~::;:::....:::...:::::;.;:::::;:..:;;:..:;;....:==---'---
during an environmental con·
vention in Japan two years
ago, Mrs. Black said, "There
is no difference."
A ieoo.ooo·:,atlon by Mr.
and Mn. Cecll Green of
Dallas, Tex., will be used to
bring in scholars to "shake
uo" the UC Institute of
Geophysics a n d Planetary 1
Physle! at La,Jolll, Its dlree·
1or 11ld.
The finl villllng scbolar la
Dr. Xavier T. Le Pichon,
chairman of tlie department of
earth -at the Centre . Oeeanologlque G r e t a g n e ,
France. "What we want ii somebodv
to shake us UD," said Dr.
Walter H. Munt. director of
the institute, in announcing the
grant. ·
* Gov. G<orre C. WaDoee has
received hil second briefing on
national security m 1J t t e r 'S
since he wa1 wounded in an
88S8!1inlUm. atlempt I n
Maryland lu.t May.
Preis ·secretarY "Billy Joe
' "" ·-Camp ,.id Army 'Gen. Alex· QtlHll Pfeked . a n de r !lalg 'llfw to
.. cmthl• >.!!!L§olfioUQ, __ .:"J:ie~r~tk.~ .
18 hu been ~ected The meeting ·1n Wlllsee's
to•' 1· S Fr Capltql office laated for aboul . re gn 1 u an an-.one hour. . ...:.... cl.sco 1-eo!umbUI -Day -··"" . Tbe dou,dJter of aelor Stel' Queen -Queen. Isa· ~ a.,.. flled suit .. In
bella. Sbe ii a sopho-fedml court in Sin Fran·
t C I cllco, claiming the Internal more a Jo!e1Titt 0 • Revenue semce J>a• no right .
lege In Oakland. lo auction her rollroad ear lo
Plemle
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refurnishing or updating your home. America is
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Your weekend colorgravure magazine ·takes the
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e LEMMON KEEPS COOL -What makes Jack
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Peer J. Oppenheimer profiles his Hollywood
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e UHDERSTANDING 'UNDERSTAN DING' -
Parents need to know what "understanding" is
when dealing with their children. Article on the
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taugbt, how it works.
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Coeds Tackle Timely Task
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Bleacbero In school lladiWllll • !• iome ~ back to llfe.
ha ye
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Becauae 11'1 fall.
And fall means FOOTBAIL .
And football means atudenta, alwnnl,
kculty and parent& merge Into frenzied
scitement u their team kicb off,
"~!
United In cbaotJc sere.ms and organ-
~ m)'tbmJcal yells; they clap, jump up
nd down, llamp their feet , pound their
lats oo neighbon' ~ctl.
''First 'n' ten,.'.do.ft~ogaiftt"
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"It llNllce• sellool -er.
I • 'to1 tt .~ •• ... ••• c
• Wl!minl Is a grand feellng. Students
lumblaJ n the ruah dowtl'onto lhe Oelci,
ugging playen, friends and strangers,
nd ~dty a1ng the alma mater.
«we're numbu one! We're number
lie!"
'Ibat's school spirit .•. but not all of
l
School spirit is needed when the team
MS, at the rally before the games, at
te jiµtlor varsity games and otber~sports
1 well.
School spirit kiiows no season, as
tirit's first ladies will confirm.
~AND OUT
Whether they're called pepsters, pep
1uad members, boosters or just
)eer1eaders, they stand out among the
JSt of the students.
In the rooting section or on the field,
iey're jwnping around, making faces,
tsturing -and screaming. There's a bit of
le aero bet, gymnast, actor, musician,
~cer. pantomimist and clown in each
l lhem.
In short, they're a bunch of "hams ."
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'Ibey wear lbeir uniforms to !Chao! and
around town on the da)'ll of. games and
other actMtles. '!be fact that they
usually haog around torether doesn't
make UJem any less noticeable.
Often they'r< actUSed of forming a
YP!r'f closed clique.
'!be girls merely accept thlJ 1ahel.
'Ibey spend a lot of time together, W<ll'lt·
hi& u well as bavtnc fun , and are usually
ham wilh the frieodahlpl .wblch result.
Beslde,s, they point out, there are many
other gniups with different interesta on
the campuses 'blch are just as cllqulab.
'!be girls admit they enjoy· a oerf!llh
· prestige oo the ' pep "Jllflds,, "I always
looled up lo'the cheerleaclen and stull,"
explained Patty Weaver, var 1 l t y
cheerl<'!der far ~ del Mar ijlgh
School. "It alwa)'ll was a llling I wanted
to do."
TRY·OUTS
Jlut1usl waoling II does•' mate a girl
a cheerleodtr, aong leader or Dag
twirler.
At most schoola, she mull ·mate up her
own routine to be judged by professionals
and former squad members. She also
must ·be evaluated on grades, personality
and appearance by her teachers and
often be elected by lhe student body.
It isn't all fun and games after she
makes the squad either. Usually, sbe
twirler at CdMHS who feels "It mates
school worth coming to every day."
SCHOOL INVOLVEMENI'
In fad, a common reuon for btlne M
a squad is simply to be involved in ICboo1
aCtivity. "School's not exciting U )'OU
don't get involved In lhlnp," acairdlng
to Leslie Yamamoto, who'll be llaltbJ&
her freshman year al Orange Coast
College as a yell leader.
Involved, these girls are. Parents can
come to the games, said Laurie Worm of
F..dison and say, "That's my daughter,
She used to live with us;"
l.eadbJ& cheers at sports eventa·a ooly
a small part of their acUvlty. U the two
high school and junior coUege aquadJ are
a fair sampllng, lbeir Ins~ takes .lime,
money and energy.
"We ellabllshed the !bing that pep
squad coines before anything else," said
Patty Yan de Kamp, president of the
CdMHS squad and a varsity cheerleader .
Summer jobs for the six girls on each
of the three squads bad lo be scheduled
around practice sessiona No one could be
gone on vacation longer than two weeks
and they had to be able lo go lo camp.
'!be six song leaden and three yell
leaders at OCC ,met at the campus as
early as 7 a.m. three days a week to get
their routines together.
· ". • • pep squad .eomes
before anfltltlllfl •.. "
must maintain at _least a C average. They merely accepted the reduced
SUe Hosier, adviser for the Edison Pep-,' number of summer sleeping hours. "It's
steri, doesn't allow her girls to miss or ·J·called dedication," explained one of the ev.en.. ,tJe..Jate_for._a class b e c a u s e girls. "It's called weird girls," corrected
of Pepstets. She alao demands that they another
be graded at least satisfactory in But i; was needed. citizenship.
Grades and class performance are GETl'ING TOGETHER stressetl because "I hate to see them
ruin any college or vocational life."
But keeping your grades up lm't hard
when you're doing tt to Illy oo lhe
squad, according ~ Kim Barnes, a varsi-
ty yell leader for Edison. She mlgbl
agree with Stephanie Burns, a flag
"It takes a Jong · time to get the
routines down," explained Liz Kohl, bead
song lea!ler· "Timlng la extremely Im·
portant and you just can't get everything
together overnight."
(See PEP PERSONFIED, Page 11)
DAILY PILOT PHOTOS
by
RICHARD lCOEHLER
Ind
PATRICK O'DONNELL
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Diane Jolinson (above)
OCC song leader,
end Edison High School's
yell leaders (left)
show their form .
Sue Phillips, Edison High
va~sity cheerleader,
BEA ANDERSON, Edlier
TftllrWIY, Sffftrnbtt' 11, 1'11 ..... 11
(above), shows Carla Bonner, 8,
the proper jump technique
for school'• cheer while
OCC yell leaders
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Team
Fight!
Win
Team
Win!'
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: Because it was her birthday, Mrs.
Paul Alleshouse's two sisters took
: her lo the Blackwell show. She ex·
peeled nothing more than that and
lunch. But an extra special present
was the dress, (above), that Black-
well gave her on the condition that
,. she model it for them. Naturally,
·she did . It's the first designer fa sh·
ion she's ever had.
Dolly Pilot
Photos by
Laurie K11per
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Even the men enjoyed the show. And the 'gentleman
(below), al right, told his companion, ·~ like all of
his dresses. I like all of them."
Mr. Blackwell, the designer noted for bis quips on
famous women and the worst dressed list, has well over
800 fans at Laguna's Leisure World.
Tickets for his show, sponsored by the Saddlebacl
Kiwanis Club as one of the major fund·raising affairs,
sold out in just two hours. He charmed them with com·
pliments, advised them on the latest fashions and made
them laugh.
And, a\ the 'nd of the show when he sang, (al left),
"It waa really great but there's one problem. For all we
know, )Ve'll never meet .again .•• I loved you today,"
the admiring 1~k on their !aces clearly said, "We love<l
you, too."
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Frances Twogood,
2.bove, came to t h e
show wearing a red
and white floral print
dress just to please Mr.
Blackwell whom she'd
met 10 years ago. He
thought she Io ok e d
"great."
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Slated -DEAR ANN LANDERS' l'our ~
ego wbeo I -Ill loot my lea IA an ao-
cldenl. r wu a dlamploo Ice mter and
loved to dMce. Koowing I would never
ogalo e...i bl U. areas was • real
blow~
A• ~"""6u .... Facts as well as rantasles,,r
Oriental art wiU be e&plai:ntd
to the Fashionables. an Jn-
In a few mooti.. with 1tbe help o[ a
good -. I manqed to accepl my
llmltallom. But this ts not what I'm
·"°Jtlng about. What drives me crazy is
that when I decide not to wear my
artiflcial limb (It gets uncomfortable
after a while) people s!Me, or gasp, or
tum their beads away, aa II the sight or
the stump makes them alck.
I've made MY adjustment. Why can't
people who are rortunate enough to have
both leg> make tbeira? Why must they
make me feel like sornf sort of a
repulsive freak?
Sometimes I want to scream, "This Is
the way I am! U I can stand it, so can
you!" Please print my letter, Ann. It
might help make life easier for those of
us who are abbreviated, but whole. -
THE GIMP
DEAR FRIEND: There wlll always he
lmen1IUve clods in the world, but you
seem to have an uncontrollable deslre to
panisb tbtm -perhaps because you
have sltffettd 90 much.
Counts" and l must respond. "Front"
cotiiplalned about the tasteless digs she
got while working during her pregnancy.
J, too, worked through my pregnancy
-and I was big as a house -absolutel.Y
enormous. It was comical to watch
people's faces When they saw me. They
tried not to stare but they just couldn't
help it.
l was beyond belief. I'd !inaUy make
the ob.server comf"ortable by saying,
"Biggest thing since the Graf Zeppelin -
isn't it?" This never failed to crack them
up and from then on everyone was re-
laxed.
Whenever I stepped into an elevator I'd
make bets as to whether or not I'd make
it. I figured it was better to come right
out and say what they were thinking.
Those Women's Libbers are crazy,
Ann. I wouldn't trade places with any
man. 'Ml.is is the ONE thing we can do
that they can't. Sign me -JUST PLAIN
HAPPY
FOR LEADERS -Checking early registrati"!l ·for.day-long leadership seminar
set for Saturday,,Sept. 30, at Golden West College are Oefl to right) Mrs. Con·
n1e McCa~land, Frank West and Mrs. Kathryn Clay, organizers of the event.
I bope you will resume your counseling
and get rid of your ang~. Your "ad-
justment" tsn't complete.
DEAR ANN LANDERS : I just reed the
letter from "It's What's Up Front 'lbat
DEAR HAP: I "·ou't debate the merits
of Women's Lib, but bow many men do
you know who envy a woman the ability
to get pregnanl? You say It's the one
thing a woman can do that a man can't. I
agree, but it's also the one thing that
most men are darned happy can't happen
Seminar to Explain
Parliamenfat:y Rules
Officers in civic, profess ion-
al, service and women's organ-
izations will be offered ideas
on leadership Saturday, Sept,
30, at a day-long seminar spon-
sored by the National Assol;l·
atlon of Parliamentarians and
Golden West College.
Registration will begin at 8
a.m. In the college's Forum I.
Six subject areas will be re-
peated at 8:4~ and 10:45 a.m .
and 1::.:t p.m. in classrooms
of the business-socia! sciences
bull ding.
Speaken and their topics
will be Mrs. Fred H. Kraft.
Was the Election Legal?;
Mrs. Marjorie V. Strack.
You 've Been Elected and
Mrs. Richard A. Wilson, Pre-
side With Confidence;
Others are Mrs. Jerry
Bum., Focus on Lader-
ship; Mrs. Nicholas Stickel,
What Motlan Would Y o u
Use? and Mrs. Calvin Olcutt,
Best Kept .. Secret in the Or-
ganization.
Reservations should be sent
to Mrs. Ka thryn ·Clay, Box
5302, Santa Ana, Calif. 92704.
Mrs. Connie MCCausland, co-
ordinator of college affairs and
student body president Frank
West have further infonnation,
Which Fiber?
Thermal blankets ar~ made
from acrylic, polyester, cotton
or wool. Wool is the most ex~
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launderin,, but.it is aoft and
lovely.
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DEAR ANN LANDERS : It's obvious
you are no bridge player. You told the
"·omen who wrote about fighting with
her husband over the card table to
"throw in the dt'Ck'' -permanently
That advice stank.
Throwing in the deck is an admission
of defeat. No one ever became a good
bridge player by gi ving up. Belter ad\•ice
wou1d have been to keep the rule book at
the table. (Choose your O\\·n expert.1
When an argument starts about \vho
should have done what, look it up a nd
settle the bloomln' thing then and 1herr . or course it slo"·s up the game, but
everyone "'ill learn from it. Eve n a
dumbbell like you . -MIAl\1 1
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vitational group which ,._
ports a scholarship Fund t>r
World Campus A.float. ~
' Harry Lawrence of W11rry:n
Imports, Lagµna Beadi.
who wtll be the s~r ,
makes two annual tripe td lbe
Orient collecting chlnoser}e.
jade and other art piece,,. ,
J\.1embers will meet· al 1~
p.m. Wednesday , Sept. '¥1, oln
1he shop, and rollowtng the
lecture-, the group will go .to
his home for a tour, chail·
pagne tea and fashion shOw
fea turing Oriental fabrics. •
Their goal is to provide a
scholarship each semester fu1·
a student to go on the Campµs
Afloat trip
DEAR A-1 : Not me, I'm no card player.1.,;;;:;::=====:::::;;:;
As for YOUR suggesUon -it sounds Uke I
a sure way to hatch another argument If
Goren says one thing and Becker says
nnother, you've got another hassle on
your hands.
Ann Landers discusses teenage drink-
ing -it s n1yths. its realities. Learn the
fa cts by reading. ''Booze and You -For
Teenagers Only,'' by Ann Landers. Send
35 cents in coin and a long, stamped. self-
addressed envelope in care of the DAlLY
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Getting rMCly for annual
l1maina f1mJly outJnv ere
(1tal9d, laft to right)
'/ 'Nanny' KanovM, Pit,
SIMY, Mary, K1t1 end Anne
and (llandlng, laft to
rlghtl Winnie, Joo and
8111.
Thursdar, ~ltmber 21, 1912
Wedding Bells
Vows Repeated
VAIL..HAMMERSCHMITT
D u r l n g ceremoniea con-
ducted by the Rev. Patrick
Coady In Our l.ody Queen of
the Angels calho!Ic Clturch,
Newport Beach, Peter Vall
claimed D e n It e Ham-
menclunltl u bis bride.
Their parents are Mrs.
Michael Dooley and Mr. and
-· Peter Vall, all of Balboa blllld.
Attendant.s were tne Misses
V i c t or l a Hammerscbmitt,
Patricia Poolman, J a y n e
Danow>k)', Suaan Neher, Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Bright,
Jeflrw Gnmt, Robert Bam-
merxiunitl, David Myera and
J-lludley.
Tile bride ls a graduate of
Pasadena High School and a~
tended California S t a t e
University, San Diego. Her
husband is a graduate of
Chatsworth High School and
Orange Coast College. They
will reside on Balboa Islaod.
dace Hern, Miss Linda Mayer,
Klrk Dunning, Famoua Hook
and James Owen.
'llte bride, a teacher in
Westminster, lJ a graduate of
Ranebo Alamitos High School,
Garden Grove and C8llfomla
State University, Long Beach.
Her husband Is ~ graduate
of Newport Harbor High
School where he served as
president of his class. Now
serving in the Navy Reserves,
he will complete hi& educaUon
at CSlJLll.
'lll.e newlyweds reside in San
Clemente.
About Face
Whether a dress is short or
long, tile way It looks In back
as well as in front calls for
turning around to see -when
you 'are trying it on in the
store.
PAINTER-McCORMICK , _______ _
Nuptial vows were ex·
changed by Tracy McCormick
and Kelly Painter in St.
Bonaventure Catholic
Church, Huntington B e a c h
with the Rev. Thomas Duffy
officiating. WOMllH'S WIAa
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Valyermo Festival a Family Tradition
Parents of the newlyweds
are Mr. and Mrs. James N.
McCormick of Westminster
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Painter of Newport Beach.
Attendants were Miss Can-
Th• finetl woman'l weir from
the best Am1ri(1n •nd Europe1n
d•1i9n•rs, I
Your (lt1r91 1eeount welcome.
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Fall Rites
Planned
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E.
Friebertsbauser of COata Mesa
.,..., annoutJCed the ""8age-
meot of their daughter, San-
dra FriebertahaUM!r to Russell
E. Loog, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fomost R. Long of Buena
Park.
Miss F'rlebertshauser ts a
graduate ol Estancia High
Sd>ool, attended Pepperdine
UDlverslty and will attelld
Qiapman College in February.
Her fiance earned degrees
at Ille University of Southern
Cellfcrnla mid California State
University, Fullerton.
A Nov. 4 wedding ls being
planned in Chapman College
Cllapel.
Mothers
Organize
Preliminary plans for the
1973 Mothers' March cam-
paip for the March oC Dimes
1'llJ be made during a 10 a.m.
Koffee Klaich 'llturaday, Sep!.
28, in the home of -· I. C. Foltz, Orange.
Hosting the event will be
For the Joe Plemons family
of Costa Mesa, Valyermo Is
"bigger than Christmas," t.he
"neatest experience" a n d
something that "brings you
closer together."
The two-day, aMuaJ festival
at St. Andrew's Priory near
Palmdale bas been a family
project since lheir first visit
seven years ago.
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A Benedictine priory, St.
Andrew's was established in
1958 when the monks were ex-
il ed from China. To keep the
400-acre site operating as a
retreat and haven for people
of all faiths, the monks stage
the o u t d o o r , fund-raising
festival each September.
The eight Ptemonses knew
the needs of the monks when
they attended their r i r s t
festival and were prepared to
be put to work.
They filled in at various
booths the first year and now
take charge of the flea market
for which they collect an-
tiques, white elephants and
books throughout the year.
Plemons, a horticulture
teacher at Rancho Alamitos
High School in Garden Grove, the area," said Plemons.
built the wooden booth last The festival also is im-
weekerid with his soo's help portant religiously to the
to be ready for the fair that former Texans because they
starts Saturday. consider It the only event they
Winnie, his wife, makes ban-have found where participants
ners of burlap to decorate the are "i-eally ecumenical."
booth and the whole family What would happen if Joe irAL••H
pitcltes In. and Winnie Piellt-Ons an-BRUD
This Bw • w drl nounced they were not going year ' lv, w ve to V_alyermo this year? ALL MIAT SLICED -1t99, ttc lb.
the garbage truck and Cecilia, "I'd borrow 8 car and go,,, BDL081A s 11p1re1 ,.21-12
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will help in booths and work in sa · CHEESE SLICED ro ORDER -Rq. 11.to lb. the Cafe Continental. "I'd die or croak or 11~p1rr,; t-21.12
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Patrick added that he plans something," said Patrick. J!i , ;}.) & ITALIAN DELI e BAKERY bin "Put it in t.be paper and T to get in some !is g and maybe more people will go," UCCI p I RESTAURAN
catch lizards between work they agreed. 1911 Adams at Magnolia, Huntington Beach,
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citing part," be explained. li~oo;;;;o;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;~:;;;~Detfr 10·1; hi. 10-t; S.•. IM; CIOMCI Mo•.: t61"'"" Perfection at the su mmer
camp oompetition.s as well as
the school games is a big thing
with these girls. One un-
practiced girl who steps out of
the rhythm can ruin it for the
""t of the squad.
The pace quickens even
before school begins. Corona
del Mar and OCC squads
cheer and give refreshments
to the football players during
uhell week," an intensive
training time. CdM's squad
even picks the oringes they
give the guys.
Daily practices start when
school reopens.
'Iben there are some extras.
On 'IbUndays before the
games, they'll prepare locker
favors, as lollipops which say
"Lick 'em" or a good luck
(candy) kiss. And they make
postef'S which they take to
each of the team member's
homes the night before !he
game.
With 32 players I i v i n g
throughout the junior college
district, this task may easily
carry the OCC girls into the
wee hours of the morning.
And then they must make
and hang posters at the field
and have a banner for the
team lo run through. Still
before the game even begins.
they take the visiting
cheerleaders out to dinner or
host a potluck for them.
Sometimes girts are prepared
for them, also.
Most have to raise the
money to support these extras
by sell ing ribbons, holding
bake sales or sponsoring a
dance. It takes e. lot of time
but the girls think i t ' s
worthwhile.
MEETING PEOPLE
Besides reducing t h e i r
personal expenses. it enables
them to meet mere people.
And meeting people is one of
the greatest advantages they
cite.
Yes, it's "easier" to meet
guys but not ell of them date
the all-A merican football hero.
They say, at least, that they're
more interested in ~wing tilt
guys on the field that tiley
have support.
Sometimes it seems a
thankless task.
Occasionally the players
thank them.
But the girls say they
usuall y can just tell "in weird
ways" that they're a~
preciated.
but they don't participate in
the yeUs.
PRE'ITY TOUGH
Miss Kohl , who was a song
leader at Fountain Valley
High, deSCYibes her squad's
task as "pretty tough" at
times. "The students cheer all
right, but they enjoy doing it
their own way, not in organiz-
ed cheers.
"Last year after my first
game I went home so depress-
ed that I wasn't sure I wanted
to be a song leader. But I
finally reaJized that even
tough the crowd d o e s n ' t
always participate, they enjoy
having us down there."
But then that's what the
Corona girls say allo and they
broke Edison's 21).game win-
ning streak last year.
True t.o their school as well
as their supportive role, OCC
squad members too contend
"We're the best." They say
tbat "everybody" says it.
He further described the
priory .weekend:
"T!te stars loot lll:e they're
three feet away from you.
Here I feel scared when I walk
up to the store at Dlght. There
I feel nice and aafe because
it's Valyermo."
Helping the monks bake
bread, sampling their
homemade jams, attending
the .special mass and being
caught in the excitement of
the festival are more special
memories.
For the Plemonses, the most
important reason for
participating is their feellng of
togetherness.
"It has brought us closer
and surrounded my children
with their religion," Mrs.
Plemons said. "They would
divorce me if we didn't go
there every year. This ls big·
ger than Christmas. They talk
about it all year."
"They can all participate
and f~J free to move arouod.1\i=:=:; 11 You can have a
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ty gopd. But !bet's a school
steeped in tradition a n d
besides, they won the lrvine
League championship I a s t
year.
College is notably different
from high school. Relatively
few students even attend
games at the four-year col-
leges. At OCC, the girls say
everyone goes to the games
Large Sizes
SIZES 32 to 44
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Mothers' March A d v i s o r y
long dresaes j Committee.
Volunteers interested i n
helping with the Mothers'
Marcll may call March of
Dime&' headquarters in Santa
Ana.
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Calendar Filled With Membership Events
Marden
llighllghting the a n n u a I
meeting of IA.a Almas de
Mmlan will be the pre...,.
tatJon ol a check for
scbolanhlps bringing !he total
to $4,000 in the put two years.
!iteven, who attend> the
Mmlan School or EducaUooal
Therapy and who bu been the
prlnclpal beneliclary ol the
. ocholanhip lllnd, will be the
IUbject ol a progress report.
Women's Architect u r a I
League, Orange County will be
honored by ~e organluUon
during a luncheon 'lbunday,
Sept. 28, in the Irvine home of
Mrs. Arthur Danielian.
Jr. Ebells
Committee reports w 111
highlight the first fall agenda
of the Newport Beach Junior
Ebella who will meet et 10
a.m. 'lbursday, Sept. za, in the
clubbouae.
tlmlstl will ._ a llu allot
clink: for Hniol' citizens in
Lab !'Mk Clubhouse.
The cltnics, _.-vised by
pbytlclans, wlll take place
from 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday,
Sept. 28, and U p.m. Nov. 9.
Pe rlia menta rie ns
Pl Unit ol tbe California
state Association of
Parliamentarians will sponsor
a public •emJnar on
parliamentary pnadure at
9:30 a.m. Frtday, Sept. 29. In
the Woman's CI u b hou se,
Orange.
NB Friends
Mrs. Terry Shannon, who
wrote the story of t h e
Cousteau diving saucer, ''Proj-
ect Sea1ab" when s h e
participated at S c r i p p s
Institute of Oceanography, will
be the speaker at the next
meeting ol Newport Beach
Friends of the Library.
Newport Shoru Clubhouse
will be the setllng at noon Fri·
day, Sept. 29.
Mesa-Harbor
Dr. and Mra. Slegfr ed
Surber's Costa Mesa home
will be the setting for the
Mesa-Harbor Club's annual
memberihlp brunch which will
take plact at 11 a.m. Thurs·
day, Sept. za.
ORT
The next meeU~ of South
Q)ast Organ i zation for
Re ha lll t atlon Through
Training will focua on modern·
day career education.
ORT will meet at 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, Sept. 27, in the
Mission Viejo hc:me of Mrs.
Larry Levine. Spee.ken will
be a representative from the
Santa Ana Unified School
Distcict and an instructor at
~e Timid Cbel.
Betrothal
Revealed
Mt. and Mrs. George L.
Carrington o f Greenwicb,
Conn. have announced the
en11agement of their daughter,
P e r r l Carlmgton to Bruce
Roberts.
Miss Carrington, a former
Newport Beach resident. ts a
graduate of Greenwich High •
School and now is studying at
Butler University.
Her fiance, son of ~1r. and
Mrs. Glen Roberts of Osgood,
Ind., abo is a student at
Butler.
PERRI CARRINGTON Tbe luncheon meellng will
follow an 11:30 1.m. IOClal
hour Friday, Sept. 19, in the
BahJa Corinthian Yacht Club. liew olflce~ will be elected
af¥i honored guests will be
Robert Perkins, president of
the school's board of trustees
and David Eisenman, e1-
ecutive director.
A member.!hip tea b being
planned for Oct. 3, and Mlsl
Terrie Sneathen bu been I-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
=~--~n~ !or VISIT OUR BEAUTIFUL NEW STORE IN ORANGE
DAR
Mrs. Ruth Spencer, editor of
a newsletter for U n i t e d
Republicans of Callfomla, will
speak before the C.ol. William
Cabell Oiapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution .
The group Will meet in the
Park Newport Spa at 12:30
p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 27.
Mrs. Spencer wlll discuss a
pilot program of planning,
prog<ammlng and budgeting
system of the California state
Boord ol EducatJon.
Sisterhood
Hoose plants -tbelr history
ancl care and 'how to decorate
with them will be the topic of
Mrs. Alan Koosed, guest
speaker fOl' the membershlp
coffee of Harbor Refonn.
Temple Sisterhood.
Mrs. Mel Feldman will open
her Newport Beach borne for
the 10 a.m. meeting Wednes-
day, Sept. 27.
Wine T 11stin9
Sunshine Community
Nursery School will have a
wine-tasting party at 7 p.m.
Thursday, Sept. 28, aboard the
Pavilion Queen. Prc>cffds will
· be u.9ed to purchase school
supplies and equipment.
Childbirth
A new session on Prepared
Natural Childbirth classes will
begin at 8 p.m. Thursday,
Sepf. 28, in the Laguna Beach
borne of Mrs. Jan Alabaster.
AARP
Newport Beach Chapter,
American Association o f
Retired Persons will resume
meetings at 1 p.m. Thursday,
Sept. 28, in ~e Newport
Harbor Lutheran Churdl.
A slide lecture on a cross-
country trip to Mackinac
Island, Mich., will be
presented bY the Jlm Sawyers.
Ebells
A new cookbook featuring
!'!elected recipes over a ~year
period will be published by the
Newport Beach Ebells as a
ways and means project.
Launching the project will
be a luncheon alld caNI party
at 11 a.m. 'lbursday, Sept. 28,
in the clubhouse. At this time
members Will bring salads and
casserolea made from the
moat popular recipes.
H11d11ss11h
Harbor Qmpter of Hadassah
will have a membership tea at
8 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 28, in
the Fountain Valley home of
Mrs. Sheldon L. Marshall.
League Clinic
Past president! of t h e Huntington Beach So~
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'l'o avoid disappotntment, prospective
nr1des are reminded to bave their wed.ding
stories with black and white .«lossy P.boto-
graphs to the DAILY PILOT Women s De-
partment one week before lbe wedding.
Picturu received after that time will not
be used.
~·or engagement annoUDCeJDenla It Is
Imperative ihat the lllory, alao accompanied
by a black and white glossy picture. be sub-
mitted six weeks or more before the wedding
date. It deadline II not met, only a story will
be used.
To belp fill requirements on both wed·
din~ and engagement stories, forms are
avwlable In all of the DAILY PILOT office&.
Further que1tlon1 will be answered by
Women's Section staff members at 642-4321.
Moms Offered , Break
In Pigsk in Ricking
Pick-tbe-wtnner football -test wl~ a dlll...,,.,. la Wider
way for 1'72.
TradiUona_!ly.i.. the P 11 o t
Pigskin Plciu;ROO bu at-
tracted numerous entries from
women -in fact, many of the
loP wlnnerl over the put \hJ"ee seasons bave been
IJOlllen.
· Tbo reason la simple .
The contett, dealgned and
operated by tbe DAILY PILOT,
weekly Jncludes rn a n Y ,
II DOI all, al. tbe Orange Qiall
blgb adlool and cou.,e foot-
ball claJbes,' -meant "football moms" are involved
and well lnlormed on lland-
inp al. tbelr -· -and opponent•.
Thb year the conlelt baa
been e>panded to Include a
total al. IO games eacll -
which -there will be
even more "mom-oriented"
local l&mel in each list.
Anotbet-a.peel ol tbe .,.,..
test, abo of interest to women,
Is prlua are merchaJMU,.
c:ettlflcales wblcb are spend·
able in more than one store.
Entry lorma and rules will
be publlahed every Mo.-.lay,
'l'lleoday and Wednesday in tbe
aporta 80Cllon of 1he DAILY
PILOO'.
Contestants can enter as
many weeks 11 they like but
ere lllowed only one entry II"
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JI OAILV PILOT Thursday, Srptrmber 21, 1972
I Your Horos_cope Tomorrow
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FRIDAY
SEPTEMBER 22
By SYDNEY OMARR
Don't Mix Business, Friends
sights on ultimate goal. You Be fair, but refuse 10 be recreation. T1un111 LI bra draws members ot opposite
can reach it! foolillh. You will comprehend. peraon1 are in picture. sex. You'll be buayl
CANCER (June 21-July 22): SAG11TARWS (Nov. 22-AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
Good lunar aspect coincides Dec. 21): study S"eerplo 11): Money, personal ~ TODAY IS y ·oua
oow with ioowing what should message. Don't restat change, possessions, value judgments BmTRDAY you were oo your
be done and when to do it. You but also insist on progress. are emphaalzed. Be patient, own early. You we.re
get rid of emotional weight. Means don't waste merely for perceptive. Rushing i n t o physically or psychologically
You feel more free. Happiness sake of appearing generous. decialons results in loss, diaa~ separated from parents. You
no longer need be a stranger. Know when to draw Une and pointment. Taking time to are crtatlve, somewhat of a
Accept challenge -and life! do so. Build solid foundation. perceive, evaluate leads to revolutionary, capible of tear-
LEO (July 2.1-Aug. 22): New Check home safety measures. gain, fulfillment. ing down in order to rebuild.
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22ncf
Many VI r go indJviduals,
especially those born between
4 and e a.m., are entering a
0 money cycle." These persons
now can add to their
possessions, can make gains
and feel the cushion of greater
financial security. For the
next month or so, follow Virgo
for the brigbest financial
deals.
chance is on horizon. You CAPRICORN {Dec. 22-Jan. PISCES (F~. 19-March 20): December should be the most
make contact which enables 19): Make adjustmenta in Cycle is such that you succeed significant month of 1972 for1~=~~============~============~~ you to display creative ability. domestic area. You gain most by being an inno\·ator. Don't you. 1-
Brlng forth natural sense of through diplomacy. Cb e ck wait to be told -be a self-to 111111 out wtlcl'• iuc11.,. for you In N J E Lis d ·
ARIES (March 21-April 19):
You are on brink of making
valuable discovery. Your
n a t u r a I inventive qualities
come to forefront. Family will
back you. Greater harmony
develops on home fr o n t .
Diplomatic a p p r o a c h sue·
ceeds.
showmanship. Avoid any diet, intake of sweets. Carry starter. Take initiative .. Be =.-~s:.:·, Ol'Hc:i.sv:;e.,.~~~ ear y veryone .. tens to Lan ers '
tendency to be shrinking out rkent re-'!llutk>ns having origlnial, i n d e p e n d e n t . ::;; !:"o1;~''=~."t.,.150:1r,~
violet. Be direct, definite. r~t~oJd~o=~w~il~h=~ lle~ai~th~.~wo~rk~._!P~e~r~oo~n~al~~m~a~n~e~t~~m~~n~~~w_J'~'g'o~r~. ~"~"~"~l"~··~•E"~"'~<M:•:"~' ~":·§~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ tloti, Hew TOrk; H.Y. 1D01'. vmGo c Aug. 23-Sept. 22 l :
Follow through on hunch . -. ·
TAURUS (April 20-May 20):
Don't mil bu.slntss a n d
friends. Many persons want to
aid but are misinformed.
Know this and resJ>O!XI ac-
conllngly. Aquariwl may be
overly enthusiastic. Heed your
own counsel. Tak~ time to cor-
rect recent mistakes.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20):
Past efforts bear fruit. You
are complimented by pr~
fesaional superior. Eschew
faJae modesty . Accept added
raponslblllty. Cap rte o r a
perlOD plays key role. Set
T-ongue Twister
Teach and learn. Choose
unorthodox path. One who
owes you something from past
could make surprise ap-
pearance -anG payment.
Mate, partner ls likely to be
involved. Be precise.
LIBRA (Sept. .23-0ct. 221:
Social lire accelerates. You
make meaningful contacts.
Horizons are due to expand.
Your artistic ability ·is ac-
cented. Sagltlarlall could play
key role. One who shares in-
terests makes interesting of-
(er.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21):
Creative feelings find outlet.
Another ScorpJo individual
plays prominent role. You are
subject to changea brought
about by demands of children.
M -odel Parent
Utter Failure
By ERMA BOMBECK
We have one child who is
qllsunderstood ... literally.
From the day he uttered his
first word, Bw~aba" (meaning
there's a rainbow around my
diaper) to present day, no one
seems to know what he's talk-
ing about.
I don't know why, but J'm
the only one in the family who
can translate. When he was a
toddler, be stood for hours at
Ju. father'• elbow shouting,
"Me no, na, noo noo" and his
father would shrug and say,
"What'• he want?"
"Well, what do you think he
. wants?" I'd say lrrltably.
"He's either telling us the dotl halos cold spaghetti, he
bates the encyclopedla we
bought for him, or he just
swallowed his pacifier."
••ffe ls trying to tell you he
droPPed his cookie down his
ClraWera. I mean, how dense
can a father be?"
AJ be got older, things got ........
"111at kid has to have his
mouth fixed" said my hus-
band.
••what now?"
"He just told me he has to
She Na iled
Drea m Job
AT
WIT'S
END
know all of his bowels by
tomorrow because the teacher
is having an English elimina-
tion."
"He's always had trouble
with his V's," I said.
"That isn't au he has trou-
ble with. If he goes around
talking like that; they're going
to put him in a class where he
makes recipe holders out of
wooden blocks and clothespins
all day." •
"All he's ever tried to do," I
sighed, "is imitate the rest of
the family and he doesn't
know how to pronounce the
words yet."
"I'll say," said his brother.
"He told the whole bus the
other morning that you were a
syndicated communist."
''And he told everyone bis
teacher had hubcaps put on
her teeth so they would look
better," saJd his sister.
"And he told a client of
mine on the phone the other
night that I couldn't come to
the phone because I was unap-
proachable. Really, something
has to be done. At a football
game the other night he yelJed
out, 1 Alt we need now is one
perversion and we win the
DALLAS (AP) -Darlene game.' "
"What's the matter with Wisdom, 23, of Ferriday, La., that ?" l snapped. "I told him
has been sworn Into Carpenters myself one player had a
Local No. 198 as the only dues-mucilage separation in his
paying woman carpenter in shoulder and another was hav-
the city. ing trouble with his nymph
"I Jdnd of like the pay," she g I a n d and with the
says of her $4.28 an hour job. quarterback having a sensuous
"It's a good trade, too. Some shoulder, we needed all the
day, when I get good enough, I perversions we could get!"
want to build my own wooden You should have seen my
house somewhere up in the family alt up and look at me. I
mountains." guess it's because I don't lose
So far she has suffered no -;:m~y;te;m;pe~r;l;oo;o;f;te;n;. ;;;;~I
Jnjtlry, not even a blister.1;
11But I'm just waiting to gel
my finger smashed," she said.
Derlene says the men on the
job blve gotten U•ed to having her......t.
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Sail Cl.asses
Set in Dana
Tiie Lquna Beach a.er.a.
;· tloo DeJ)ll'tmeot Is plannfng a
: new fall teries of salllng
: clusea at Dana Point Harbor,
:: director George Fowler an-
,. nounced lhls week.
:: Lessons are given In 14-foot ~ <>mea:a aall boatJ, with three •• students and an instructor as ~ crew. aasses, C01'181.!ting of ~ three one-hour les.!Ons, can be ~ scheduled at almost any time,
~ aald Fowler, and the fee for
; '"" course Is '15. _,,,.
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---sailing lessons was very gra tJ-
fying and we had enthusiastic
comments about the fine in-
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· Registration now is under way
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YOUR LIFE
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494-1025
580 Broadway
4-3 Vote
Apartment Rezone
Bid Turned Down
Apaltmeols will not be
allowed on the old Methodist
llrurch property at lllb Street
and Orange Avenue in Hunt·
ington Beach.
In a ~ vote Monday night,
dly. councilmen refused I<>
change the roning of the last
parcel which was once a
church site. The small, 51>-foot
by 117-loot Jot remains I.Oiled
for commercial development.
A bulkier bad wanted to put
a triplex unit on the lot, but
four councilmen felt no more
apartments should be allowed
VISIT US ~T
thero. Trlplaeo have alrudy
been built Oii adjoining lols.
Ma)'O< Al Coen and Coun-
cilmen Ted Bartlett a n d
Donald Shipley supported the
requested r.one change. They
said the lot Is !<lo small and is
in a bad location for com-
mercial use.
Monday's declslon ended a
drawn out battle between
memben of the dlurch, wh.ich
still owm the property even
though It baa: a new· facility in
north Hunting!M Beach, and
nelgbboring resident,, who op-
po11e apartmeni..
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ducks, turtles, mules , doves, roosters, s~e•p cows, boars,
longhorn ctttfe1 turkeys, rabbits, and lots of fun.
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HOSPITAL DIRECTOR
Dr. Carmen Yuppa
Huntington
Hospital
Names Head
Dr. Carmen Yuppa, a
specialist in internal medicine,
has been re-elected to his sec-
ond term as president of the
B06I'd of Directors of Pacifica
Hospital, Huntington Beach.
Dr. Yuppa has served as
hospital p-esident since the
facility opened 18 months ago.
He al.so has an office and
manages theHuntin~t~n
Professional Med.Joa.I Building
next lo the boopital
Dr. Ralph Sher was elected
vice president, with Dr. Frank
Law serving as secretary and
Dr. Stanley Silverman 85
treasurer, for the C:OCtor-own-
ed hospital.
Other members of the 11·
man boa«! include: Ors. Ray-
mond C. Dixon, Alexander
Halperin. fuu>k..Law,. Wendell
WiUe', Edward Boseker, T. H.
Gan, John Lee and Donald
Williams.
Sandy Bonnlgtdorf
Pepperdine
Names Coast
Girl Editor
Sunset Parking
Project Shelved
The ~ -parking
project has been obelved for
foor months unUI engineering
reports are completed on
undergrounding ol utllilies In
the area.
Superviaor David L. Baker
aald although Ill percent of the
property owners in the area
Graduates
Show Good
UC Grades
Graduates of the Huntington
Beach Union High School
District; attending Univenlty
of California campuses showed
a marked improvement in
appnwe the undergroundlna 11
was D«el8lll)' lo hold up tile
project until the VTN report
was completed and an un-
derground ullllUes d II t rt ct
formed In which proputy
ownen participate financlally.
'11ie two-mile stretch of uu
between homes a.loo& the
county beach at Sunset and
the Pacllic Coast Highway baa
been tmder consideraUoo for
development as a parking lot
fCf' three yean. Eventually, tt
is hoped p&rking wUI be pro.
vkied for more than 1,000 can
near the beach.
To further the project, a
public bearing was set tor Oct.
4 on the proposed underground
utillty dislrict.
Laguna Unit
HasMacrame
their college grades between Registration is open at the
1968 and 1970, accord~g to a Laguna B e a c h Recreati~n
study done by the district. Department for a class ~n
The district graduates at UC macrame scheduled to begin Monday at g a.m. under the improved their grades by .33 u .. ..., w Id
I """" the instruction of •• ,_ ~ orma · of a grade po nt d-....
three year study. Pre-registration is required
so the instructor ma y obtain In 1968, the students' grades the necessary materials for
were .78 below their high students learning the popul.ar school marks. But in 1970 the f the
decrease was only .45 the knotting art. Fee or six· week course is $10.
report said. Further infonnation may .be
A coUege student's grades obtained at the recreation
are generally ei:pected to be a Department, 175 ·N. Coast
full grade point below his high u; .. hway, phone 494--1124, Ext. sdlool marks, acoonllng lo Dr. ,.,...
Walter Winter., district dlrec· ....:45~· --------
tor of. research and'J,...---------deVi!lopment.
The · raiesr data Dir the
grades of 'students at UC is
available only up to 1970.
The report shows that the
avnge di.5trict g r a d u a t e
enrolled In UC Is maintaining
better than a B average, ac-
cording to Winters .
Historical
Unit Names
President
C a t b e r i n e MacQuarrie,
,.ured librarlao of Emerald
Bay, bU been eJect..i pre!l-
dent of the LagUna Beach
Community Historical Society
for the year ending Sep-
tember, 1973.
Mrs. MacQuarrie replaces
Harry Jelley, founding presi-
dent of the oganization, who
will remain on the board as
ex-officio director.
Other ofrlcel'! are Miss Bea
WbitUesey, vice president;
Ruth M. Kon-ow, secretary;
and Cliff Cave, treasurer.
Elected to one-year terms as
dlectors were D. Carl Mit·
chell and Andrew Hubble.
Tw!ryear dlredors Will be
Genevieve Daniels and Bever-
REFLECI'IONS
bv
Sheffer
Reyn
"MOit of our consuni ef etft.. .,.. I• only obllqve pr•lae of .... """9d to ah.w the wt.:Som •ntl superiority of
the .,..1r.., ......
Tyron 1llfwert11
Nobody Is perfect. And cet""
tain1y all of us conduct our-selves in ways that Invite
censure at least occasion·
ally. s~ we should be very understanding of the faulta of others and concentrate our efforts on comtructlve
Jdeu rather than plow re-
buke.
Edwards has plnpolnted the
bulc reuon for much ot the
crltlciml we hcer. The crltlc
likes to feel that his centure
of others may call attention
to his own lack of Imper-fection . , . at Jeut In the
area under dlacuulon. Th1nk
about it, the next time you are tempted to voice your
disapproY&I or JnOther per-
son's conduct.
Our sympathetic, ~l'IOnal
ized aerv1ce ls the butt of
the ftne reputation we en· joy in thta community.
ly Jahruas. Janie Thurman Sandy Bennigsdorf, daughter was elected lo a thrff.year of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ben-t enn.
nigsdorf of 23411 Duryea Drive Mrs. Margaret Roley, e1-
in El Toro, has been named p:uUve director of the Society,
managing editor or "Urbls," illso will be an e:i officio dlrec-
the literary Dews-feature tor.
Q.:HBFFBR ~ mo .. Tll.U.Y
LAGUNA IEACH
976 SOUTH COAST HIGHWAY
4t4-llJI
magazine at P e p p e r d I n e The Historical Society main-
University. tatns headquarters at 815
SAN CLEMENTE
1511 NORTH El CAMINO R&Al
492°01 00
A 1969 graduate of Mission',i"Lagunaiiiii~~Ca~nyo~n~R~oa~d·~~~=~ Viejo High School and cut;11
rently a senlorjoumalism and BOUTIQUE sociology major, she haa aerv-
ed 85 associate campus and
city editors of the "Graphic," • ,, ,EA "Pa.Tll;"!RS the studrot publication now at ..... ... .l. ... ~
Peppenline's Malibu campus. POIMALS • -DIN• MWlll She Is a member of two na-
tional jourtialism societies and 1u.unPULlY CWND a nann1
Is secretary of her social warner-Dale Center
sorority, Delta Tau Omega. Cornor of W•mer & Sprl"9c1ale, Huntlngttn Boach
Grid Menu
Announced
Mexican food will b e
featured al the Laguna Beach
High School PTA'1 first loo~
ball leut of the 1ea•o11, aerved
from 8 lo 8 p.m. Friday In the
high school caftoeria, ·
Tacos, enchiladas, boons
and sallld w1ll be m the menu,
with llc!lieU avlilJUlo; ai · thl
door for '1JO for llllUlta and
'1.15 for lludeota •
Proceeda from tho f'oolbaD
ouppersgolollnaDcetbe
...i.r all.alibi party at the
end ol lclloof In June.
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Ali Clamors for Rematch With Frazier Cleveland
atterson Says
e Won'i Qmt
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pite Sed>at k
' NEW YORK (AP) -Muhammad All
a now.o1oapor1autes 1nl;raise .
~ Patfeni>n, olltrOd ljlm a
'f""ldi and lben clamored I o r lfa"l)'Welchl dwnPJoO Joe F'l"aiier.
"PailerlOn la a -~ 'llOat flchle!". I
t he'd be nothing but be IUrprlaed
,•·All said afttt he himmered Pat-
's left eye ahu~ sllced opea a gash
ve the optic and stopped him after
rounds ol a scheduled -
, WedJ>eoday night at Madis<Ji Square
Qanlen
"I didn't knock him out. I didn't get
on a TK!>. All I did was close his
e," Alt said.
1 lte the loss, the 37-year-old Pat.
said I!" would resume training and
tjjl1Joed lo entertstn thoughts of retire-
~ bout between the tpio former
vyweight champions had few
ts for .lhe first five fPllDds as All,
2 pounds Md enjOyliig ' nJne.lnch advantage, danced around P&
and jabbed.
tfenon, 18811 pounds, bro n g b t
roars from the crowd of
1. ;m that paid 1512,381 "fhen he landed
rights and lefl -and dug
Into All's mldrill.
ver, It was evident AU was mere-
~testiog Patteraon for the early part of
bout. .
'Ali had to study Patterson's style rot
ftrst few rounds," Angelo Dundee,
'1 manager, Sljid. "Pattenon was zig~
and zagging and All had to figure put." .
the slalli, All unloaded a Ouny of
and right.., ripped open the cut and
ed Patterson w!Ut a right Dush on
jaw shortly before the .bell.
stsggered Patterson again In the
enth with sharp combinations while
~all-blinded Patte...00 -his eye
en tight and blood 1tr0amlng dowit
cheek -managed to land two good
ts. The ringside physician halted the
In between the seventh and elgblli rimds ..
I !lmlOOally didn't nu It, but the doc-
knawa: what's best," Pattenm said.
be better nest·tlme." .
had been aocuoed of caJT)'!ng Pat·
when lib defeated Mm In 12 rounds
1115 In retain bll 1111<. ID that flgh~
hit Paliorooit. who 1tu fighting with
diocJn bll ~at w!U.
=Pl""oy°"'d was better tb8J le;;.; the firlt
," AU· aald. 11
t made the dllf6"lte! t•Age. I'm more mature· now," Patter-.
.... quipped.
, who bu been flitlllng regularly
being decisioned by F'l"aiier In a 15-
UUe fight In March,. 19'11, aald he
"fad.ready!i for the champion and berated
'1 for refusing to defend against a
ccxiteuder.
1 'AU be did wu fight two mbodies and
retire to hlA chicken plantstlon," All ~ .. · '' 'When I fight Fruier again rm going
rest more before the fight. The last
ti!ne I bad to lake a nap on a cot the day
ot.the fight. I couldn 1 relu. And I !lad to · eil food that wasn't worth eadngi When I
g ' into the ring 1 WU dead tired."
Osteen Nears
20-game Mark
With 5-3 Win
SAN DIEGO (AP) -It 90llllded nu an
understatement when Los An g e I e s
Dodger pildier Claude OS!ej!n eyed the
schedule and said, "I figure I'll Jet three
~~~;,:~ ~nu to • ADi' • • . . , tndeed,r mace 0.-
teen ~ mly two """" vlciories to . . . ~ .
"lf o.m. If: p.m. :S5 o.m.
notch his secood ~ame season of his career. His first 20-gainer came In 1969
when the Tennessean finished 20-15.
Osteeh'S teCord stands at 18-10 today
alter ..,.tiering eight bits and retiring
the last. nine batters In a row as the
Dodgers edged the San Diego Padres >3
Wednesday nigbl
The victory -the Dodgers to within 311 games of lloustoo ill their
quest to knock the,Astnll out of the~
ood spot by the eod ol .the·,.....
Osteen'• pel"lt1nl\ chirp toward tile
21).game mark la gatherlllg ateam wttll
five vlclories In fiiS lat ala stsrts aad
seven of the Jut nine.
IPatterson Says
4£ter Defeat
Tbe -..-. -baa an Mnled nm ...... ge ot 1.• with, 12 compleled -on his" ledpr. Almoot as lnipreilslve la his
. batting a-of .1116. '
Olteeu Wed bis cause w~
' night """' he tripled In ... ;;;;; and
""""" -'~r Jnto acorinc pool-
tiGn on • -lly.
JEW YORK (AP) -"lie didn't arry
rilif U WU said In our ~t fl&b~" Floyd Plltenon mumbled. 1 After every fight
tlUlt I io.. I'm always ashanted. I'm aUil uiamed, but this time there'll DO
~and beard."
"fatterooo wasn't rtally canled by
INlammad All Wednetclay night In ttieir
~ J.2.round bout at Madison
~ Ganlen. Not In the olJth and
lltlitth rounds, al least.
Alter toying with Patlerainjgr the flti llYe, All opened up with bis patented litJlllnini Ourriea. One of them, early In
111o1· a1zth round, nliulted bt a cut on Pa~
..,..,s left eyelid. '1 the end of the 1even~ It wu
bl<!WJng so pralusel1 that· the l1tlg pltyBl,
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PfilTOt's .Cheers
Bring Legal S,uit
, Dr. A. Harry· Kle'lman, ei:pl•lnlnl
cut was getting dangerously clooe In BELO HORl1.()NTE, Brazil (AP) -A
.,...,.n. ""1lecf a ball tu tile -ludce bt tlils --ceatral -city the bell IOUllded for mm elcJtl. baa onland" ·a oocar<:rU)I parrot to
wllo bad be<ane llmwn for 1 ..,.. "oat oLa ltllh.rlle .-,.,..litl llemla and -dlftl\dW aiiil \ litdldq' Noighbon bad camplabted tltot a..., -*Iced .~. -. lltl po!rut, Tdtautd, be.._ In Mr.
bad notlllllC Ill bll floe ·this -and Mn. Mollo Ooldlteio, il'""'*9 ~~1lor an lee pact to reduce the ~ i., .,,...Mlly ..,lttl far the locOJ
11 ·-the eye. -. Ailltb -. the moment he -.. ~ be said, ,,.. ~ ..... ,_ of Atlltlm•1 :=-~! boklbt( bletD'f lo°::' ~ .. ~ cta111 Ml udrltal 1Qmelro. \ Wll .. . ,..., Tlitlutd, ---''-to court ~.
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l111ae ol hll ~ii tbe _"!{ Loll," Ja .....,._ of Atiridcl'a ~It -be lelt he'd -• -~ llar bwi4.
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•--' tbet Pallenan -lDdeed, • .,,,. -"' who ... aplnot .., porrol
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--~ t -Pappas ·Wlits 200th
Montreal March .es
On Cubs Cl«l>lwuse
ClllCAGO (M) -The golden hour lor med from what cardenal considered
~ame winner Milt P.appu of the several "low·bridgings" by Expo pltcher
Chicago <JiibS tas .'P.'\1"' by a weird Mike . Tomz.
PoSl-game .deUU1StraUGi by the Man-·~al, who singled aller,J>e ,was ap-
n..,.i 1!:'11'!1 ~""lft':'al\e,ed ..,... ., -tly -lacllni olf.-lbe ·lllllJ. cal1ll\I ~ '.lf~ay. · denied calling anybolfy a name but ln-
\Vben manager Gene Mauch led •almost sisted ¥ont.,,al pitchers have lhfown at
b1s entire Expo squad across the dia~ him consistenUy for several seasons, as
mood to the Ctib clubbowe It appeared to far back as 1!171l when be was willi the St.
be """•thing nu a Stanley "cup hockey Louis Cardinals.
gesture to coogra.tuliite 33-year-old Pap-Torrez said Cardenal was Imagining
pas for his historic feat s~mmint from a things and said 0 1 like Jose, I played
6-2 victory over the ExpOs. with him. oo the cardinals. There. la no
'lb.at gave Pappas, a 15-seassm major reason I would try to hurt him."
league veteran, bis ninth successive Amidst thls post·game recrimination, triumph, swelling bis season mark. to 15-7 and made him baseball's ooJy pitcher to Pappas was hugged by his mother, Mrs.
achieve a career total of 200 wins without Eva Pappas of Detroit, as he happily
ever having at least one »-victory strode from the mound.
season. "She saw me win my fU"St major
But Mauch & company's visit to the league game at Detroit, and now this
Cum clubboUJe. door wu an ==· one, and believe me there bas been a with the El<pos manager comp · loog, long time between," said the gleeful
lllot Ctibo -"-C&rdeual pitcher.
blmlbe .!!,. '*'-ne lw)>wonl name during Ever since Pappas was traded by
~ Ba1timore to Cincinnati for Frank
Mancb llllDl!IODed O!bs manager Robinson In 1115, things have been uphill
Wbhey .Lockman to the door to register for Milt. 1be Reds traded him to AUanta
h1I ire, repartedly assertfug that "nobody in 1968 and the Braves gave up on him in
la going to call me that and walk away 19'10 when be joined the O!bs.
from me. ~ next 1ime1 I Won't watt un-He hit h!s season high of 17 games last
W lbe md of the game." year, but this spring was plagued by a
The two dubs doo't meet again until broken finger and sore elbow. "I didn't Seo!. IW7 at Montreal. • think I bad a chance of ever reaching None o1 the principals would elaborate 200, but all of a sudden everything fell
on the lDcldmt ....,., -Uy stem-Into place," said Pappas.
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Thomas Ends
I-day Career
With Chargers
sAN DIEGO (AP) -Running back
Duane Thomas' flirtation with the San
Diego Chargers is stagnating -again.
The Cblrgers were hoping a ronlance
wu ready t'o blOUDtn when the taciturn
~l t.alml"l\:1~ "fll!l"hcl out with
tllem for the liii!" time ~Y and told
reporters he was ready to play.
· But Thomas,' Who bec,anie San Diego
property in a July 31 trade with Dallas,
Jilted them Wednesday. He skipped a
player's meeting and the two-hour morn·
Ing workout alter a meeting with head
Cll8cl> Harland SVare. · · Tbomlu, who had vtslted the Chargers
oo three previous occaslom without
stsy!ng, said he waa going back to
Dallas. But as of Wedneaday night he bad
not checked out of his mot.I.
Svare pye th1s &CCOIUlt of what
tranapired at their meeting:
"Duane 1bomu came into my office
this morning and asked to talk about a
contract. I tokl:' him I don't talk about
cootraets -Gene Klein and others do.
H~ peralsted and I said no. lie said he
wu going home. I said I ha'<! a team of
40 men to worry about, not me player."
Svare said negotiating -. had
been set up In recent weeka with Klein,
the Charpr owner, but that Tltomu did
not show.
Still Pulls
Tigers' Tails.
Shades of 1940, llMI and mo wllen
Detroit and the Cleveland lndlam took
turns knocking boles In each other's pen-
nant hopes.
Tue!day night the Indians jolted the
Tigers from the Motor City by sweeping
a double header to knock Detroit out of
fU'St place in the frantic race for bcaorl
in the American League East.
In '40 the Tigera belt Bob Feller 2-0 In
the pennant-<lecldlnc finale as D<troit
took the title by a pme over Cleveland.
Eight years later Cleveland was
heading down the home stretch and ap-
WHITE
WASH
peared to have the nag under control
when Detroit spoiled things, winning two
of three games from the Indians and
lcrcing a playol! between the Tribe and
Bosloo.
Cleveland wm the playoll and made Its
first-ever World Series.
Then in 1950 .Detroit was in a slnllng
race with New York for the league crown
and the Tigers hid three key games at
Cleveland . Detroit was tied with New
York for the loo!> lead Sept. Z3. ·
HOWever, when that day's a:arne ~d
ended . Clevela"',!.r;~· ""° w ' on Joe
Gonion's nlntli llllliiig home nm off Hal '
Newhouser.
The next day Lan-y Doby and Luke
Easter combined for 7 rbi as the Tiger,
were trimmed 10.J.-That knocked them
I 'IS games behind: New York. Then came
the crushing fluale to the throe-game
disaster for Detroit.
Cleveland won in, 10 innings, 2-1. And
one or the guys instrumental In the
triumph \\'BS ~~ Lert1:on1 in Orange
County this week as manager or the
Kansas City Royal!.
Lemon whacked a home run and a tr!·
pie, the latter blow coming to lead off the
bottom or • the 10th. "Detroit and
Cleveland were bl& rivals in those days,"
Lemon says.
"They were .cl..e -richt acroa the
lake from each olher -and '.!It . -..re
always playJnc each other In a bttlldt ol
'T~~1~:twQ.. 1111 the other'a ... ._ f..-the _,it."
And so It ilppearl they're at eocll otber
again In 19'11 u the,jndlam ...., two out
or three from the Tlpn ru.day and
Wednesday to drop Detroit a pme out of
first.
*' * * Steve WlaltowUI bit bit eclacated toe
back In ocloool, 1111111111 tlree of bis llnt
four convenMi tries for the Ualvenlty
of Wublngletl hotboll team thb year.
Also at W..wn,toa, former Golden
Weal CoUep ud Huttqtoa Beaell H11•
Oaab TOii]' --...n leads !be Hulkles In
defenee wt~ 14 tackltt, eltbt aubta and
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* * * A correcttoa for women's tenni.s play in
the recenµy concluded Pacific Southwest
senlorJ tourney at Newport Beach TC:
Jnne Mlckelwatt and ~ Amllnl
-. ,g.q, 6-2, -.ct of loltng by that
score In dciubles actloo for the over IO
section.
A ngels Pminded, 9~2
Fonner Fullerton Star
Wins, Lo ses Gr and Slam
Kamas City rookie pitcher Steve
Builby, a:forme< Fullerton High product,
. lost'9.11"8J¥i•alam home nm to an umpire
but atlll came out a winner.
Busby parked a Uoyd Allen fastball In-
to the !ell 'lleld seals with the bases load-
ed <In the llrst Inning against Calllornla
Wedneaclay but was denied the home
nm. because. flrst base umptre John Rice
bad signaled time.out.
The pltcher immediately picked up his
bit and delivered a two-nm stnele. He
went on to collect a double and another
l!ngle, and then hurled a ..Ver>bitter.
Tblt pleased · his parents who were
watching blm pitch for the flrlt time as
the Kanua City Royall pounded the
Angela, t-z.
The clubs COl1clude. their thrte-t1ame
mlea tonight with Nolan Ryan, 16-15, the
~jor. league strikeout leader, pitching
for the Ah1els against KC'• Roger
Nelson, M .
"I know It's hard to believe bul I'm ,
prouder of my pltcb!ng than my htttlng,"
said Bulb>', a "'11ldeot of nearby
Fullerton who llaJTecl at the University
of Southern Callfcrnla beloro algnlng
with the Roylla.
11'he hlta are just a bonus."
Buaby'• slam that wun't would ban
been the second by the Royais In a wild
lint inning. After Angel starter Rudy
May, 16-11, walked the rint three lll"1 to
open the game, John Mayberry ~ a
480-loot homer to deep right, his Ziii of
theaeaaon.
'lbree more walks loaded the bases for
Busby who also sllot one out 01' the park
-but It didn't count.
Umpire Rice eq>lalned this way:
"! called time to eject Jerry May of
the Royals who wu yelling at me from
the dugout for a call I made on a
previous play."
Kansas <::<)' wnager Bob Lemon
argued the polnl and got the heave-ho,
too.
"I heard him (Rice) call time but I bad
to get mad at aomebody.'' Lemon tald.
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MD Launches Grid Season Vik~ Not Shy M•••·e Eye Upet
Mesa BankS on Defense
Against Rugged Santa Ana
NIWPORT'S JIM NEIDHART WILL START FRIDAY AGAINST CORONA
' Problems Plague CdM;
Tars' N eidhart Eligible
Corona del Mar High coach Dave
Hollaad bu been burning and fuming
over h1J Sea Kings' performance in
Seturdly's scrimmage witb St. John ' . 8olco and he's probably not too .over-
joy<d at llndlng '"'t 1be I-plus for
f1~r as he prepares bis team
fw ~· opener at Newport.
Newport Harbol" bu galoed the
.. ...,.. o1 AJJ-Oultlew League tackle
Jim Neldhan for 1be game lollowln1 W~y•1 -at Iba CI.I'
Southem Sectlon office whlcb makes blm elictble 1or 1be 11'12 seuon In a •pedal
telephoae session.
Neldhart was earlier denied pennis1lon
to play ~ause of a lack of formal proof
~anting l!IJ&rdlaruihlp with the next
regular CIF meeting slated for Saturday.
He's a ?»pounder and Is expected to
8ncbor the Sailors' offenslve and
defensive wall at tackle.
Holland, "and everybody lino!os about
Swick. It lpoks like he's gained some
speed, since last year. These are people
we're really going to have to wol-ry
about.
"And we feel Buklcb Is one ol tbe best
junior quarterbackl we've aeen. We
tbl>lght he might not be the run-
ner ... but be scored on keeper plays in
their scrimmage at La Jolla."
CoroDa's offensive thrust bu been
altered -what wttb .Ult Jooa ol
fuJJbact B-<Jsden, Ogden lllllalned a
bruised leg In practice and 1be 190-
pounder Isn't expected to play agalmt
Newport.
Shifting over to fullback Is Skip
LauderbauJh, a llfO.pounder w h o
normally operates at tailback in Corona's setup.
Moving into tailback is 170-pound
junior Bob Wilson.
Monarchs Face
Top Quarterback;
Saints Favored
,.... traditional rl\'lls on 1be f-11
. !lekl lq1W'e oil tonight at Santa Ana
stadmm ., Mater Def aod Santa Ana
klct oil 1be tm prep aeuoo. It ltarla at
•• c-11 Bob Woodl and bis lllonarcbl ol
Mate Def, rated No. S In Orange County,
bul a -i>oiDt underdog to danproua
Santa Ana, must contend wltb a foe tllat
praentl all all-veteran w 11 h bone
becifleld and 23 returning •antty• let-
termen.
Maler Del'• backfield COD8ills of tbree
juniora and a plle-<lrl\'lng aenior fullbiol<
and the Monarchs' offensive system
fil!lltt& to be the iiaune lamlllar
ateemroller wltb abarp paulng augment-
ing an otherwise ground<>rlented attack.
Junior balfbacka Jim Gardea and Da•e
Najera give the Monarchs qulckneu
wblle senior Mark Slaobra (115) adda the
•tmlillL
But 1be key to Mater Del'• attack ii at
quarterback where Junior Steve Martin-
dale (190) Is 1tatloned. Woodl rates
Martindale aa good or better than
previoua Mater Del quarlerbocu and u
that's true Woods' Scarlet and Grey
figure to present an lmpoalng attack.
But coach Tom Baldwin's Saota Ana
Salnta preseot a fonnldable obltacle aod
Its Junior returning lltarter Ed Molina at
quarterback who leads 1be way.
Molina Is a f.1, ZOO.pounder and he ao-
<oonted for 850 yards paaalng and 500
yarda running In '71 In dlrectlng 1be
Saints' wishbone.
Coupled wttb Molina Is 217-pound
Richard Dischner at running back while
two others ln the Saints' running arsenal
are acatbacka O..nl Scott (155) and
Judson Parker (180).
Both coaches say defense must bold
the opponent to less than t w o
touchdowns.
"It's hard to say, we'd like to hold
them to no touchdowns," says Woods.
"We have to take ~ta Ana's speed
away from them."
And while Baldwin is high on his
team's explosive capabilities in the
backfield, he's cmcerned with hll of-
fensive line play.
Meter Del leads the series, 5-2, which
started In 1165. Tilt Ollly aetbacka to San-
ta Ana W<re In IJ6'1 and 'Ill when 1be
Salnta triumphed, 7-6, and 31-13.
~ ltarla Mater Def'• 2lat football
ceompolp_..., -a tplll lllat• bu -_,
a JooJog aeason for the Monarcbs.
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As for Corona de! Mar &Dill ill No. 6 ranklDi In Orange Coun ty, Holland takes
~ with the early raUng. "I'm not
IUUlU>teeing anything agalnat Harbor,"
be 11,YS, "but I think we're goag to have
a &ood team ln a couple of weeks.
GWC Nabs Polo Opener
"Really, our major concern is iJll.
proving and getting some of our poor
things down right that showed in our
scrimmage. I'm sure Don Lent or
Newport feelJ the same way .. .it's too
bid this game Is always nrst."
,Holland ls wary of Newport's offensive
arsenal with quarterback Steve Dukich
ahd runners Kevin Reeser and Jim
Swick.
~~~eser is an underrated player," says
Golden w .. t College Upped •lsillng
Grooamont 5-,! 'l'ueldlly to begin !Is waler
polo season on a winning note.
Frank Browne popped In two goals to
. lead 'the Rll!tlers acoring, while Jim
McAdams, Kurt Westerfield and Marl<
Mansfield each added a single goal.
Golden West's tight delenae llmlted
Grossmont to ftve shots and .only one
penalty throw. Grossmont didn't take its
·Baseball Standings
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Cleveland 68 80 .452 14 Montreal 65 78 .'55 25 Milwaukee 59 86 .407 2011 Philadelphia 53 90 .371 37
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Chicago 80 53 .559 5 Houston 80 63 .559 I ll Minnesota 73 69 .514 j] 1,2 Dodcers 77 rl .5115 12 Kansas City 70 71 .496 14 Atlanta 67 77 .465 21 Angeli 67 76 • %!! 18 San Francisco 63 82 .434 2111 Texas 52 91 .384 33 San Diego 54 88 .380 M
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"I'" llO DOWN PA \'MlllT
o.A.C.
Despite 1971
' Lopsided LGss
'l'hera'1 an old adqe tllll ..,. "Qice
burned -twtoe my," that eould apply to
Marina HIP Seboa1 for. Ill -Inc foot..
ballgame.
Against Tough Pio~ers
Aj>pl ... tly. boftftl' " -'t.
Coad> Leon -and bit V1klnp
were burned 414 by -'1lf El llancbo
lall ...... In the -"" .-of the
football 1'11 -The -two teama
are mald>ed up In Fridoy'1 opener al
Westminlte<, but Wheeler 1111~ all that
ohy -t pJaylnc Ult Dom ......
"We'll mow from Ult llut jull bow we
atand," Wbeeier aaJd. "'11tot'1 Ult 11<1-
vantage ol playing a good team In the
flnt game Of Ult year."
And do bis uaderdog V1klnp ha,.. a
chance to upset the 1lom. "Wiiy .......
Wheeler, a former auiltant coach at
El Rancho -r Ernie Jolmaon, will be facing a fonner player of bis tutelage In
El llancbo bead coach Mat11n McWhJn.
ney. So It's •ery unllkely he'll be aurprls-
ed by anything tile Dons attempt Friday
niJht.
"We've got to atop (Marl<) Balley'•
runnlnc and 1be oldellne and out passes,"
Wheeler aaya. "Our lddo loot lll:e they're
oei, but I just wilb we bad tbree or f...r
of 1be Injured ..,.. ready to play."
The VildngJ Injured Oat lnclodei tackle
Charles Tweedy (pulled IDUlcle) and Jim
Wendell (brobn band) who will mlaa two
or tbree gamea. BacllJp quarterback
Robert Lopez will aJao mlaa 1be opener
with a leg Injury, bul will lll:ely be ready
to play nm week.
Returning junior quarterbact Greg
Footer ntums to guide the VlkiDp, and
he will ha•• 21~ fullback Dan
Wells and Cbuck Sliney, a. transfer from
Boston In the atartlng bactflcld.
The Vlkos will once again run ... t ol lht WJnaed-T formallon offensively.
Jolin SWUzy I.I tUrUnc nine junlDrl
IDCl ~ on a Colta Meu HJ.gh
S<hooi foolball team that WU 1-6 in 1'11.
Sa1unlq. nJ,,.i. be'll r-the county'•
No. I rated b4b -team In Weatem,
Cll" 4-A dlYll1on runnerup lall year.
But s-Ian\ llin(ln( a blue ......
"Wt ... .,... ....,, In pretty good
shape,"..,. -,.-:1l1 feel we can do a
pretty good job agalnll Weatern.
"I rellly have 111 Idea bow we'll reac~
but the tk11 are very ent11ustaatif. We
woo\ blow West<rn out of 1be otadlum,
bul I tblnt they'll haft their handl lull." s.._•, o!leme will 11art just two
--11811t end Mark Schrupp and
tactle Don Jolmaoa -but 1be -year coacb I.I coolldent of 1be team's of-
lelllift ability and Is counting on a
atroag defenae to halt Western'• pot<nt
offenae.
.. Our ofiense is quite a bit stronger
than It waa last year," be says. "We're
improved '""'"" tile board. We h8'e be~ ter paaalng, better recel•era and more
speed."
Defense, though, l8 Costa Mesa's
strong point. "We have some unproven areas, but basically we're fairly storng,"
aay• Sweazy. __ ..l.
Sweazy'• blaest ·~nt problem
clelenalvely I.I ~the healtb ol defensive
baclt Paul Desnet, who may mlaa tbe
game wltb a bad knee.
••1 don't know if he'll play or not/' be
Ayl. Desmet Is a returning illar1a' and
Is oontldered Ult team'• beat athlete. His
with a sprained ankle.
Sweazy bu aome other talented
perfonnenl on bis defensive team.
Llnel>acter Clluck Glaspy, a 170-pound
senior, started every game for the
Mustangs 1ut year. "He's outstanding,"
aays Sweazy.
Tilt best of tile defensive players may
be mlddle guanJ Kelly Strolcb. Sweazy
Bruins, Bears Favored
In UCI Polo Tournament
UCLA's Bruin!I • n d California's
Golden Bean have been seeded In 1be top
hw positions far the seventh annual UC
Irvine invilational water polo tournament
lo he staged Friday and Saturday In tile
Newport Harbor High ScbooJ pool
Tilt Brulna bout the Ollly un-
dergraduate member ol the U.S. Olympic
team that t<>ok third pJaCe In M1mlcb In
l'le-1-'ID:lc~a-
. They aJ.o ha .. the ~ goalie
on 1be Paclllc Cout, Ke>ln <nig, aod
aeveral other memben" lrom the Orange
Coast area Including -freestyle world record bolder Kurt Knanpbolz
(Corona del Mar) and Garth Bergeaoo,
also a CdM graduate.
Coach Bob Horn's Bruins are defending
NCAA champ!Olll bul may not be ready
tbJs early for ~ cmnpetitloo. IJnd-
rotb and Htmtlngton Beach freshman
aayf Enns jW1t recently returned from
Olympic· competltloo.
"Clay bu been In 1be water two boun
with us," Horn says. "But he's the real
MCCoy. He'll help 1be llrulna. How faat
he can get acquainted with our style of
play will be 1be determln1ng factor."
How does Hom look at 1be UC! ~
ment and other tea.ms involved!
"I know Imne will be very tough.
Berkeley says we are the favorites
because we are conference champions
but they coold •poil it IOI' e•erytoody this
year. Oil State (Fullerton) aod USC are
aJao tougiL"
Ed Newlond ol UC!, tbe toumlment
drector, COllClll'I with Hom ln tabbing
the, ...,. ... ..,. • the ""' ~ taams In Ult tournament_.. bilaq\iad
Is two-time defending champion.
Newland will haVe seven lettennen on
hand for the openinc actloo Friday
against UC Senta Barbara (11:30~ Tbey
Include Bruce Blick, Tom Boughey, Jim
Bradburn, Jay Brower, Jack Dickmann,
Lee Graham and Terry Sale. He aJao has
ouatandlng tr.,,.fer Jim Kluae from
Fullerton and Bret Bernard from 1be Air Force.
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' pr•iae• hll 187-pound aenlor. "He WU OW'
aeoond leading tackier laal ~ and I.I u
g...t u -In .... !eiCl"!"llld I.I !Jet,. ter than to percent or tbeai·"
The Mustangs coacb hao also been Jm.
preS8td wltb 1be play of Gary llcheppenl,
a JM).pi:>und de£enalve tackle. 11He gives
100 percent on every play," aays SWeazy.
We're Ragged,
Says Pickford
About Barons
The Fountain Valley-Rancho Alamitos
High atruggle at Huntington Beacb High
Friday night promises to be another In a
series or outstanding openers (or the two
football conUngents and Fountain Valley
coach Bruce Pickford agrees.
"This is' usually a one or two pointer
and it's been a good series," 8-YS
Pickford.
His Barcns are a slight favorite to
hand Rancho !Is fourth loa8 In the fl•e-
year series. 1
But Pickford takea exception to the no-
tion Fountain Valley la a favor1t&-or
that 1be Barons ha\'e the ad\'8ntage
because of depth.
11We're rt4gged and we're thin. They
laugh wben 'we say we're thin. •. but U's
true," saya Pickford.
The Barons mentor concedes, however,
that he does' have a few blue chippers in
camp and adtong the offensive thrust will
be quarterback Bill HaUleld, fullback
Les Becher •'¥! halfbacks Mike Malcolm
and Ben Dodson.
Plctford warns that his team Is ln for
a tough night wltb tbe Vaqueroo: "Jbhn
Collard runa 'a real good program and
year in and year out it seems Rancho
Alamltos Is the elaaa of the Garden
Grove League."
One setback to 1be Fountain Valley
cause is the loss of tackle Mike Goodaon.
Goodson, expected to •tart on 1be
Barons' deleoae, suffered a knee Injury
in a drill Mo~y and Ls lolt for the
game.
As for ~ Rancho Alamitos attact
Plciford singles oot running beck Marl<
Macldnloob (H, 150 jr.) u tbe individual
F...ntaln Vaher muat contain.
Fountain Valley'• delenae appears oel
witb the froot"f...r conllistlnl of tactlea
Dan Maltby (230j,;:f .. Scot1 Napp (ll!O),
and ,enda ~ (illl) Md -Ma,lsey (111j'.'
Backing ' up that quartet a r o
linebackers DaJe Peterson (200), Becher
(200) and Ron'Stone (180).
The secon~ coruilsts of comerbacks
Dodson (175) Ind Brad Varney (165) and
safeties Rick Tessler (160) and Bob
Dudrey (160).
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lint football 1•me ud 'Sad-S.\urday night to· do battle
, dleback Collep'a Initial tilt of with hio R111tlers.
1
' the 1'12 campetgn wu no ea-'"1bey are typical of most
_, ceptton. Mt. Sao Antonio teams,"
"We've IOI to ellmJnate all Sbacltleforcl says. He then
the llupld mlstekei .,. made IOU cm to QP!ain :
list week a1a1not eyprw " ''They an real big and have
.. )'! Gaucbl& head co.di I lot of players out for root-
bill Bot Ille ... dlfl.,_. ii
11111 tllll i-'1 oqUld II I
-better ..... than Jut ,..,. It la quJcDr ud lhey
hive Ille bell qullUrbacl<
Ibey hove hid -DenniJ ·~" played Ibero." '!be Golden Wnt COlch la-
looklna for the MounUes to use
1 .,...ct game Saturday
night, resorting lo paulng o ..
ly wllto eve!')'\J!lllg elle falls. 'l'Uf'n1nl to bis own team 1t
Golden W e • t , Shackleford
says :
"Hope!Ully '"' will catch some footballa: this week.. We
choPIMd .u ...-... ol>ould
have bid against Orqe
Coul ud tbel defeoltely burt
us."
lo Bill Cornelius up to hil
lt71 ataliltics?
"If you add the six we dro~
pod to the olne completions
you wltl have IS and com-
pletlng that many out of 2$ at-
tempts it I pretty good
percentage.
"If we had a 1Iarin&
weakness Jul -k, It would
bave to be OW' lack of pw
catching."
0-.. Bartman-~,.,
prepmng •his club for the
Mlasion Coor~ opet>tr =nil1iorj Chaffey ~ Bucs Expect Tough Ganie
The RUlllln ... ch bas
mada Uno dionc• lo the
proboble startJni lintups lor
this week'• &amt.
He will lolorl frubmln Lar-
ry IJlrt It IJ&l>t Ill<! lo pilct of
Bill Brack ud lllart Jim
HotteUft' at an offen.slve
guard post.
On defen. II will be Rod
Harris rtplaclng Joe Mon-
tanari and Bob Kaiser movlng
In at comerback for Mike Hix.
HU:: sufttrld a concuulon in
the OCC t.IU and m11y 1it out
the game tbll ... k.
Ducat Info
For UCLA,
Wolverines
Good reserved seats art
available for this Saturd•y's
intenet'tional football game In
the Lo! Ang,les Coll.scum
between Michigan and UCLA.
it was announced by Bruins
alflcials today.
Reserved seats in good loca-
tions are priced at '8.50. 'Ibey
are now on sale at the UCLA
atJil~ic ticket offlcc in Pauley
Pavilion on the \Vestwood
campus from 8:3ll a.m. to 4
p.m. daily.
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212'1 HARIOR ILVD.. COSTA MESA • 14NDt
l>Mpite a ralh of offtt11ive
erron the Gauchos were suc-
omful in their o p e n e r
defeating an 1 m pr•• e ii ~ ·outfl~ 7~. . ··'Ol!em1vely ""' line blocll-, Inc broke down agalnat
• Cypreu, uys Hartman. "We It! people penetrate. OUr
, beets are not Ytt diJcipllMd
. to running into the right bole.
From Rugged LA Harbor
Over the yean °""8•
Cout and Loa Angeles Huhor
colleges have bad some mean
battles lo football.
,ioJnc rtgbf down to the wire.
Coach Diet Tucker's Pirates
bad a relatively easy time
against the Seahawks last
season, winning by a 28-15
score. But llt72 figures to be
tougher.
Loog B e a c h l>-0 lo their
scrimmage b u t I thou&ht
they had the b e I t ol It
And they beat Pierce (lS-7) so
I anticipate a hell of a game."
Air Game
In Works
At Tustin
E.rtancia coach Phil Brown
ud bis counterpart al Tustin,
John Mu.rio, aren 't in agree-
ment on everything, · but on
011e aspect of Friday nlgbt's
game they do concur.
Tickets a!Jo are on sale 1t
the ColistUm office · a 11
T.icketron and Liberty' agerr
cies and other out I et s
lhroughoutSouthern
California. Simply dial UCLA
101 for tile agency nearest
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And our quarterback is not
disciplined to running our in-
llde belly series."
' One of Ille biQeat pnihlems
WU tile tlmlntl Jn t b •
backfleld. "Everythinl we did
lo comctabt.. We just hope It
can be done ln one week.
We're bitting the touib Jeams
right away."
Hartmao leeh ·that Cbal!ey
alwafl U; a lot tougher in the
early pa,rt of the aeaaon. "Two
years ago we hJd a tough time
beating them (16-15) early Jn
tbe aeaaon," says Hartman.
Such will probably be the
case again Friday nlght when
OCC'1 Ptralea travel to Wil·
llllnflon to to'mlz it up with
pb,yalcal Harbor i:llJb '
-. Occ holds a 54 idie lo the
oerlea with ~-t of Ui?" tilts
"It's a typical Harbor
team," says Tucker. ''They're
as big u they can be. They
haVe fine running bacb and
good team speed. They tied
Redman Not Satisified
With Trojans' Offense
. Wt season the Gaucho.s ham-"IC we play like we did last
mered out a ta.-0 wlo lo the Saturday,.. says Jerry Red-
pleaaed," he u.ys.
flnale. And three ......, ago
Slddlebock .... by a »i
count.
"Chaffey 11 wry deflltltaly a
toUlh ball dub. They nm a Joi
of end • ll'OQllda\ and double
rev..,. ud -like that.
We've got t.o be Clrtful or
they'll calch .. napplog."
Hartmall addl that he bope1
his club his more of the killer
loltinct lbl!. wee¥ than it did
against Cyp ......
"We didn't nm it down
their lbroals when .,. hid the
c:bance." The Gauchos will make two
lineup dionc.. tbll week,
movlng lloebaclr:er Bill Mad-
cleo to an oUelllive ltl&rd 1POt
In pla<e of Guy Dtmn wbo II>
jured an aaltle laat week.
"""' Ray Clunavo. the Gaucbol' . .lint strtDc middle lloebocbr
last -will tab Mad-den'a apol on clefenM. em.
navo mlued the Cypress tilt
after belnf llhaken up lo a car
man, "We'll get murdered
Friday."
Redman is the football
coach at University High
School. Last Saturday refers
to bis team's scrimmage with
Costa Mua. Friday refers to
the opening game w i t h
Foothill.
Redman is quick to add that
"I don't think our scrimmage
wu a true indication or this
team'• ability," but the Tro-
jans att a definite underdog lo
a Foothlll team thal won H
lutlUSOll.
The game will be 7:3" p.m.
at Mlsaloo Viejo High School.
"I think we'll make a better
thowing Friday night," Red-
man says. "It will take .in
ocdst•rxtlna effort on our part,
mt u We pla'j like ... did
Saturday ft'll tJ'el murdered."
Redman I s particularly
r.:!:urbed. with his offense.
'We're not the leut bit
"The problem lies with our
entire offense, not just one
aspect of it. We don 't move
the_Jootball very well, we
don't block well and we have
trouble numlng to the right
hole and paSJlng.
"Our offense just didn't
function well. The mistakes
were both physical and men-
tal, and I just hope we can
iron them out by Friday."
The one uped. of N.s teams
play that ball pleasod Redman
is his defense.
"We made some mistakes
against Colla Me;,a but that's
natural in your first scrim-
mage," he says.
"We looked good in the
secondary and we 've got some
good hitters up front. They're
not big but they're scrappers."
Standout' perfcrmer fn Tro-
jan practice sessions so far
has been strong safety John
D' AMWlZio, who also doubles
as an offemive fullback.
Harbor is typical in another
aspect -it seldom throws.
Against Pierce the Seahawks
passed only six timea. "They
run the ball right 11 you ud
they play tough defense," s&)'ll
the OCC coach.
Comparing llart>or with list
week's opponent Golden West,
Tuclr:er feels that t h e
Seahawks: are bigger than the
Rustlers. "I think Harbor bas
better ninning backl but not
as good a quarterback as
Golden w~t."
Tucker felt that the victory
over Goldtn We.st was one or
OCC's better efforts in a Jong
time. "We were real pleased
with the way our guys played.
It was one of the better flrtf.
games we've played. Any time
you make 400 yards and bold
the other team lo 170 you've
played well. And our kicking
game was real good also. We
averaged 41 yards a kick and
that's not bad."
Tuc'ker feels that hi.s club
will have to play just a little
bit better against Harbor than
it did against the Rustlers.
"Harbor is an imp~ive
team, and they're a lot more
physical than Golden West is."
The occ coach also an-
nounced the injury of of-
fensive tackle Mike
McClanahan, an .U.SOUth
COast Conference selection
<two M!IODI aio at Mt. San
Antonio. He's out for the sea-
son with a knee injury suflered
in a scrimmage prior to the
Golden West tilt.
The air ii liable to be filled
with footballs.
"In the aclrmmage we
scouted they threw the ball
pretty well, ud although you
can't tell too much from a
acrinunage I anticipate they'll
be throwing a lot against us,"
says Brown.
"They look to be a better
passlog tbat running team ."
Both teams will be starting
experienced quarterback even
though &tancia's comes in
the penon of Mike Magner. a
transfer from Servite. For
Tustin, the quarterback will be
Jim Goldstone, a junior
boldow.r from last year'1
wllllf!ll team.
And on the receiving end,
both teams will Oa.sb some e:1-
perience in the llkes of Ernie
Avalos and U>n Bralley for
Tustin and Joe Barnett, Dave
Parsel and Scott Gayner for
Estancia.
When it comes to the run-
ning game, bmever, the ad-
vantage would appear to lie
with E5tancia since they have
Magner, a definite ninnlng
threat, aod All·Irvine Will<
halfback Dan Prtnceotto.
Brown said bis team will
come into the game in good
shape physically, with the ei:-
ception of one player, Steve 11-·-·--slated to start at defensive
back, has a dislocated
shoulder and will be out for
two or three weeks . accldenttbeprevlouaweek. ,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
I:njuries
Plague
Diablos
Practlce lellions at Miss.ion
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.;, (lhoulder) ud .,..ier Rici<
'•' McKinney (knee) when he lost
• 'tacltle Dominic Elcheberria
• with an ankle injury.
·~ "Our weakness it depth,"
-11ys Hivner. "We have a Jot of
linemen burl ud II "' kile
.' anymore Ill plnf to bt hard • to find teplacemeoll."
; But Bivner II confident that
· bil team wlU be racly for
, 'Saddlebacl:, wblcb nt11r111
: ellht offemive and n I n t
• dlfensive starters from tut ~= year'• team.
'; • 110Ur offense has moved the i: ball prelly well," he says.
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We Have
~ A Chance,
f'-i Says Leon
l ~ 'lbey're saying that the i Army • Navy Academy lo I cartsbad !.s going to have Ill r.-best..ver football loam thia
)'ear.
Laguna W oakl t ike ltepear~-6.ty
Of 1971 Gladstone Game To.Start
Laguns. • physically than we were al Sopb QB They clldn't know It at the
time, but last year'• openlnf
came l,ga1nlt Gladstone waa
the high point of lbe oeuon
for Laguns Beach 's football
team.
Lut aeuon, LaJll1)f wne th1a U-last year, but I don't
from behind to edge Iha thlnl: thia team la ahead of
Gladlaton:, lU. 'I'btreafter Jut year's at the same point,"
they IOI! eight stnlght plllel Akins' said. "We've still got a
on the football fJtld although lot to learn in terms of ol·
picking up forfdt Wint from fensive and d e t e n 1 i v e
San Clemente and Saddle back. system."
Akins rememberl it 11 a Akins t!timales Gladstone
tough game for h1I club and u a team which will compare
npects a slmllM battle Fri· equally in 11ze with his Artists,
day. and expecta lbe Glldlaton to
Htmtlng1on Beacb RIP'•
Oilers lace a ltUf lull Prlday nllhl wbeo! COldl Roy J!nim.
mtll's Foothill team lnvell to Lone Beac.h Mil!ik10 WI.th llU,
depth Ind uporlence Oil
Mlllitan' 1 side.
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMIER Z2lld
That m1y be so much smoke
by opposing coaches (It'• com-
mon in the athletic world), but
regardle.as, it's apparent. that
Dana Hllls High School la
going to have a rough time of
It In Its !Int varalty football
game ever.
The Dolphins will meet
Army·NBY)' at San Clemenle
High lldlool Prlday at I
p.m. and coacb Tony Leon
carr!., no -lnio the game.
And while they wouldn't
want a replay of the rest of
the 1971 seuon, coach Hal
Akins and hia team could pro!>,,
ably stand a repeat of the
Gladstone game whet the two
turns oquare oil Friday at "We 're in better .shape be more of a running than
passing team.
Tritons Must Pass
"Their coach Is baslcslly
conservaOve, so we can expect
a Jot or ninnlng,'' Akins aa.Jd.
"They line up in a slot T and
The Oilers will be goloi with
a so~ quaNrbodt In
lbe starllng lineup following
the spartling ellort ol -Oreg
NltzkowskJ in.Saturday, •:r.!::=============================~ scrimmage with Foolhill High.
"He looked Vtry good la OW'
salmmqe and -the right to 11.ut .agatna t
like to run power sweeps. Millikan," says Brummett u
he prepares his crew for the
I
L
Dana Hills does not hav41 t
1enlor on Its team. It h11 one
player who has performed in a
vaisJty game.
To Defeat Bolsa
We11 have to be npecially
ready to stop that."
Two would.be L a g u n a
starters are definitely out, and
the status of two others i.1
season opener.
But Brummett Ibo cautloos
of the ta1t ahead:'
''I l.hink we hive a chance, "
.._. ,.y1 Leon. "We don't have a
: bl( diance, but we have a II~
~ Ile .cbanoe to win. : uu we taD get over our jit.-
;: ten early and keep our poise,
•: I think we can make a ball
'• game out of it. I think we'll
,;: get better as the game pro-
gresses.' ~ ' Leon'• big hope seeJIUI to be ~ quarterback Btll Springman, a
f.
< lanky, f.Z, 116-po\llld junior.
~~· "He's looked cood," 18YI
• Leon. "IA our acrlmmage
' · agaJmt Cerritos we could have
.v! just lhnlwn t_i, boll to Mart
E!jenbolm. lie was open all
day."
Eljenholm will be t h e .r-· Dolphins' 11pUt end and will
catch most of Springman's
;..;. . passes. "He has g r e a t
moves ,'' AYI Leon.
J, : Dana HUis hopes were
; dampened SOD>ewhat by the ~ · Joa of fUllback Bob Speirs, ' '• i' who lltrailled the ligaments in
;:-· • his anlde and will not play.
~ -But Leon hopea that a
~:-: .beefed-up defensive line will
: ~ ·: do the trick against Army-
; -Navy. Leon has moved Mark
;' Foster into a starting " . •' defe111lve tackle spot an1.1 ~ · defensive end Rusty Collin•
•:_ has been shifted to defensive
guard.
Taking Collini' spot at end
· {•. Js reserve quarterback Frank
CaSJidy.
"OUr defense has progressed
:_ ~ a great deal," says Leon. "In
: : fact, I don't think our offense
.~: looked that bad ia our scrim-
• ' msge Saturday. ~ · "Our kids are very nefYOUI.
'They've ruwer played under
the Ughla and they're •r>
• prebenslve about the game.
• It's very important that we
get off oe the right loot." --
Ideally, Allie Schall would
run a grind 'em «rt, ball con-
trol offense at San Clemente.
But the closer the Trllons
get to their opening game with
Bolsa Grande Friday the more
lt looks like the panlng attack
will be the key to their !UC·
cess.
With the lw of Pat DaUS!I
for the seasoo (so injured knee
was to be operated on tbls
week) aod Dan Cannavo abo
momentarily sidelined with a
knee problem, the Trltons run-
•lni attack looks' to be'a que1-
tion mark area.
And the passlng of aenior
quarterback Bili K e n n e y
becomes all the more im-
portant.
Jt was Kenney's passing,
and that of RJck Arons, that
Al&de the Trikm'i: "scrimmage
with Marina a succeu, and
although Schall underplays
the role of lhe paaing game in
the scrimmace be adm.Jta the
Trltons will be counting oo It
against Bolla.
"The scrimmage wa.s a
rather nebulous thtng. We
didn't run the ball as much as
we wanted to because we were
afraid of picking up injuries,"
Schaff says. "But or cour~.
w e 'v e got two good
quarterbacb and somt good
receivers so w~·re ~o\ng to
have to throw the ball in the
reguler 11eason."
In Bolsa, Schaff feels the
Trltons are up against a
aevere opening g..me test.
••n.ey're a b.Jg, solid ball
clu b and we'll have to play a
90Ud aame to ~at them ,"
Schaff said. "We'.ll have to
eliminate all mistakes."
Besides the injuries to the
,. -
Offense Catches Up
With Edison Defense
• • .. -·
Edison Hlgb School football
coach Vince Asaro feels his of·
fenalve unit bu virtually
caught ·up .. 1th the 'defense
and that Friday nllht's coo-
fronlatloo with Fullertoe on
the Or~nge Coast College
gridiron could be the begin-
ning of another w I n n J n g
season.
"We are younger and at this
stage a Utile behind last year
but overall I feel our offense
and defense are about even.
"Our running game has
been our bread and butter for
a long time: now but we are
hopelul we can pw the ball
tb1a seuon," be says .
Wbat about Fullerton, the
first Chargers foe for tm?
"'Ibey are a pretty good
running team.. and they move
the ball well. They don't do a
lot ol passing but their
quarterback looks like he can
throw.
"In that scrimmage with
Anaheim he didn't do a Jot but
it might have been the other
things they wanted to wwk
halfbacks, tht Trltom had one
other lnjµry when .aerllor .end
Dennla Mtirplly broke a flnpr
in practice this week. He i•
expected to miss Fridly'1
game. '
With Dauss and Cannavo
out, the Tritons will be calling
on either Ray Eisenhauer and
Gary Blough to fill ln at the
one halfback spot. The other
backfield men include Jim
Boyer and.Greg Kelley, a pair
of seniors with limited vanity
experience.
In the line the Tritons will
be without the service.s of
Mike Chemotti. who is out
with a knee injury, but will
present a fair-sized front
anchored by 19$-pmmd tackles
John FiJipo(f and G r e g
Janssen. ·
wicertain.
Out for the season is
ballback Chris Diercks, with a
dblocated kneecap while Spike
Atkinson is out with a cracked
leg bone. Running backs Dave
Marriner and Mart Maz:r.arel-
la are both nursing Injuries,
ahhough they will likely be
able to play.
Mazzarella, who will prob-
ably get the starting assign-
ment, ii bobbled by an ankle
injury, Marriner recenUy had
a hand operalioo.
The Atti.!ts have not given
up .on their })opes of running a
triple option offense this
season and quarterback Jack
Millerd, a 6-2, 175-pound senior
will be the lcey man.
Jeff Winship wi U ,be: at run-
ning back along With either
Marriner or Mazzarella.
Mystery Surrounding
Lions' Season Opener
Westminster High School's times and has never scored
football team is still somewhat Jes,, than three touchdowns
of a mystery for the 1972 against the Llons. Last year's
season. score was 24-19.
The Lions arc rated from Westminster's biggest threat
first to fourth in the sunset ls split end Gary Maddocks, a
League, depending on who you 18G-pouoder who was tbe
talk to and at what lime of the team's leading receiver and
day. an All-Sunset League selection
Westminster coach Bi 11 last year.
"Millikan i.s a lot bigger
than we are, especially from
tackle to tackle. And they
move fairly well for their me,
we're going to have ~ work
cut out for us. It msy be dlf·
ficult to move them around."
Huntington'• one-two run-
ning punch will conaist of
haUback Paul Fl51mess and
fullback Kyle Van Amenlort,
a pair ·of 15().pounders with
good speed and versatility.
And Nitzkowski figure! to
have good aerial targets in
tight end Scott Mallory (111$),
split end Tom Baker.(170) and
flanker Harley Hill· (1110).
Huntington's de I e n s e ,
however, is the Item that is
suspect with questions still to
be answered in several direc-
tions.
The Oilers must contend
with Millikan's · wishbone of-
fense and adding to HWlt-
ington's . problem& are the
counter plays and traps that
Millikan !.s upocted to utilize
Friday.
Expected to start for Hunt·
lngtOn Beach detensively up
front are ends Hughie Roberts
(175) and Wally Nic<!.son (185)
while the tack1es are Richard
Ayer1 1200) and Elsworth Es·
key (200).
Laguna Rips
Saints, 26-0
Boswell should find out in a Quarterback D a n Ac-d ill do th h Laguna Beach High School hurry Friday night a t coman o w e t rowing
Veteraru. StadJum J.n Long to Maddockl, and his bro~ ~ San~ Anl. 24-0 Tues-Beach. Tony (a junior)' will do the day to open the lfn water •
The Lions take on an old l'UMlng, along with lullback poJo season. The Artists also
nemesis -Lakewood -and Bob Dreifus. walloped Santa Ana, 17-2, in
when Boswell calls the Big (6-4, 240) Martin Trujillo the junior varsity while the
Lancers "a very line football will bulk up the line, which Saints forfeited the frosb-soph.
team " he 's not talking tttrough will also ge t mileage out of Pete Morton and Doug
his hat tight end linebacker Chuck Johnson each scored five
Lake\vood considered last Carlson (5-10, 2101 while times while Pat Gleason
year's record of 5-3-t a minor Boswell expects s t ea~ Y scored four.
disaster and ii was John perform t.nces from defensi ve v1r1u.,
I. R' h d S b L11<1una 8e~cn I 10 l ' -16 Ford's \vorst at the school 1nemen IC ;ir • ea e r r Y s.int• Arw o o o o _ o
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'nee hi's second year there, (2121 and Chuck Lanning Laourw ee1d1 scor1119: Morror+ cs1. ....,11 Am5den lll, Oi.'llOl'I Ill, Wt!1fry I"' J~A (.....,). JGl'ln1on jj), J;:edwlli IJ), Mall-1). ~. Th · b I d Gltiuon (~). Lakewood is noted for its eir 1ggest prob em woul J11111tr V•l'litY
high-octane -Offensive seem to be containing i:l:."',,,8:;.'t" t :: ~='; machines under Ford and it's Lakewood quarterback Pete L•oun• be.m kMlng: w i re 141,
Ter h k A d r. It All "IF Benson (51, Mc:Clfl'I' n ' H11Hodl (}j, not certain bow a questionable es~ u · e in e " t)'H•r• o . c.ir110t1 c,1,
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I third year as a starter for the reac . La . . · ''Defense b oqr first prob-ncen~ ·.
lem ," Bolwtll 11)'11 ... r think:1 --::;;lmmmmliiii-.~-11 we can acore, but we haven•i I
been playing good delenae."
Lakewood bu 'b eaten Westmlnster foilr consecutive
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opening lineups and will start G 0 L F IR S JANTZEN
Craig Way at quarterback. He w,. .._._ GOLDEN BREED ;,f~ 21---.\\ ~--
connected on six o( 10 passes l'rfftfq .t.t-n. KNITMASTER · .:fl'A114W ,IJCIUIW,l..JI.
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Demetrakos and wingback Joe
Morado. Hernandez a n d
Demetrakos could give the
Chargers the best one-two run·
ning combination In the Irvine
League this season.
Flve Edison player/ii will see
action bolh ways. They include
Demetrakos, Morado, A r t ,
Bigelow, Bill Ford and Rick
Campbell.
The Edison coach has been
wortJng hil cllargea extra
hard to •yold penalties.
"We moved lbe b a 11
re88bnably well In our scrim-
mage with Westminster but
penalties hurt our drlves. We
hope to tlimlnate most of
thest in our opening game,''
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TONIGHT'S
TV IDGHUGHTS
KHJ e 7:30 -.. A Han Called GlDDon." A cow-•
"),.y drifter attempll to teach a young easterner
,bow to survive in the old West. Tony Franciosa,
'.)llchael Sarrazln, Susan Oliver.
•v NBC e 8:00 -Fllp WllJon . Tim Conway and
the Fifth Dimension join Fllp, who lmper30nates
;;•ceraldine" and the Rev. Leroy tonight.
County Symphony
Gives Pops Concert {
Students
Go Free
To 'Lady'
S.Vual bundrod Oran gt
Coal blab echool lltudenll will .
be In the audJODCOI al llnal
per!~ ol the Lyric
Opera'• "My Falt r.dy'' la CBS IJ 9:00 -.. The Prole!Slonals." Four sol· rl
diers of fortune rescue a kldnaped wife from a .
Mexican guerilla bandll. Burt Lancaster. Lee Mar-I
vin, Robert Ryan, Clautlla Cardlnale, Ralph Bel·
.iamy, Jack Palance.
c. ;·ABC D 9:00 -"The Men." In the 11 Jigsaw"
A'"iment of th!J new three-pronged series, James
"Wainwright iJ a police lieutenant searching for a
~ing author. ·:
.. , .. .rv DAILY LOG
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By TOM BARLEY
Of .... Dlllr PO•I Stitt
Music makers throughout
our county are busily engaged
these day1 In ahakJnc the last
of the summer aand from their
feel and tuning their IJ>
11trumenta In readiness for the
heaviest schedule of concerts
we can recall.
In temis or quantity, that is.
This critic will have more to
say on the quality of each con-
cert as this busy, busy music
season progresses.
BVT IT WAS good Monday
night to take a last look at the
pops-type klnd of offering that
so enlivens the a u m m e r
montM and gives WI an often
welcome relief from the more
classical offerings we
naturally demand at the
height of the season.
lt brought a near capacity
ENTERTAINMENT
audience to the Roumoor
Leisure World auditorium in
Laguna Hills to hear the se.
cond of two concerti mounted
by a revived Orange County
Symphony Association wbfch
now has the redoubtable
Thursday T ts S t Carmen Dragon of Hollywood
l _f_lllo_ ryou e Bowl and Glendale Symphony
""-C..11 lame as its mentor. ..... a.:-... =-~~ For 'Amahl' Dragon couldn't ~e It
l11tu, "*"" ttll Mr'9n ... ta1111 Monday night but conductor
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21 ,·~i:... 'l1te LalWUl M o u 1 t o n James Olriatensen c o u I d
~•ning , .. 1
~ , ., . .. 8 Im tm aJ Mm b1ldta c.trtl Pla}'house has a n n o U n c e d and he led a s m a 11 but llioi -..,.. ........... (•~) -llhr•rd IO. lloblnJ011, lorttt.1 auditions for its Christmas spirited ensemble in a light, 111 tut y pl ay, ''Amahl and the Night ..; WIN W.. ouni. Visitors," as well as enroll-frothy program ide-.lly ge~
ft. ,.,. lllll · l:JOre~'= "Bobbi HUlll· ment for the playhouse's youth to the tastes of a·dellghted au-
9-PJll. ..C theater group. dience in the retirement com·
' • Cll T• ... *1 t:DO Cll TlllrNer ..._ ':l Try •· f th Ch ' I •" _,.., _ 1..... ..... OU1o11 or e ris mill munity con.cert hall. ? 'Pn•=••-C"•> ' opera will be held Sunday at I ~ 11• =·...... -811rt Llnceater1 Lit MIMI\ RIO· • ·.. •rt "1tn. Cllud11 cmin., Jack p.m. in the Forum Theater on HE ¥30 'B R o u G H T
I., LI ..-·i.-Pt11nc1, Rfll,-1111.,,,,, Woody the Fatlval of Arts grotulds. Marilyn Savage on that gifted ' ' fllrlt .... S1rodt, Joi Dt Slnlla. Rlfffl ltrt· Voices -~ed ar a dramaUc
.. •-• ·-• aoprano's n1'ght oU r-m the Htp.'f ..._ r•f'ld. Afttr tht MtJiclll ......,.llllol •v
I llllrtl: (II) "'l&ld Ce6" (hot) of 1117. en Amtrtcan mlllloNlr• or mezzo.eoprano, 8 boy Lyric Opera Company's pro-
',... Is Ktrloff, Rldltrd G'""'· (8tlltlftJ') °"'"to,., four IOldll" soprano aged 10 to 13, a tenor, • • Cll """ of foftu11t • tlloullfld dolllfl •tel two baritones and a bass, as
• ~ • ..,. .,.,. to r11C111 !\Is tlclntpped Mt1lcl11 well as chorus members. •
..,, ... wlft from tn. 11.1trrllll blndlt Rua Enrollment for the Youth
, _, .. ,,._,. <!.•l•net). · Theater wW be held Monday Kovacs Aboard
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tbM • poker llmt en 1 tr1ln, Ind f Fl'llnklllllfft" (hor) '57 -Ptltr ttie 5tti Dlmtnslon do 1 med!., ol C~sh~.
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(1porlln1 I flllllltcht) llllSll ., I ID .... -luddJ fllflllrt. wtlo jol!tl I ll'IOIOI'· t T Ult Trvtl!
cychi P"C Ind plob I ltb pe)"Oll ll."OD ~ (C) "IUt Lt ........
dilcllon of "My Fait Lady" In;
the tlrvine Bowl to the fore
with a selection of olftrfnas
that lirought Mlsa Savage the
ovation of the JVenfng.__
Her best effort, for ,_ our r
money, was her wort in the
selection from "Cltrousel,.
But her "My Falt Lady .. of.
ferings, complete with Eltt.11'
Doolitlle's cap and shal'I, ol>-
vlously topped.. the list or llJo
dience preference.
Colleague Tom Titus hu
highly pralsed Min Savage"t
work in ''Fair Lady." lt was
very obvious from her Leisure
World performance that the
Lyric group chose very well
indeed tn casting "bor for the •f*'s for y .... , Eliza role. a. ., ..
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She had splendid support
from an orchestra that was Nancy Wel~s ls astonbhed that ex-husban~ R~n
heard to best effect in the in· Long is calling her from the same apartment m this
slrumental portion of the pr~ scene from the coniedy "Mary, ~ary," playing tri-
gram in its selections from days and Saturdays at the Huntington Beach Play-
"Jesus Christ, Superstar", a house.
"Fiddler on the Roof'' medley --------------------
and two Nino Rota works -
his theme from "~ God-
father" and the very beautiful
theme 1from "Romeo and .
JuUet."
Pacific Theater Sets
Third Acting Workshop
Lquoa Beach'a lrvtne Bowl lblt
--· following dllttlbu· lion of complimentary tickets
finanoed by donors.
Tickets for Friday, Saturday
and S u n d a y performance•
have been provided t or
studenls at Cosla M e a a,
Corona del Mar, Laguna
Beach, Newport H a r b o r ,
Mater Del, McNolly, Estancia
and Mission Viejo h i g h
scboOll, the Army·Navy
Academy of . Carbbad and
Thurlllon Junior High School,
Dr. Lester Ludlow, Lyric
Opera pr.,ldeot Nici.
Donors, he said, are Lyrlc
Opera supporters who felt the
tuneful mUJlcal would be both
entertaining ind educaUonal
for .students.
1be special student ad·
missklns are being handled
through school muaic and
drama departments. Schools
not yet c:oniacted' may call the
Lyric ·opera box office, ..497·
21001 which ii open Crom l
p.m. to 4 p.m., to arrange for
Ucl<;ts.
A WORD TOO for Harry Bal>-
bitt, the eternally jovial emcee
who seemed to be fully
recovered from h is con·
siderable exertions Saturday
night at an Orange County
Philharmonic Society ball that
may prove to be the swing-
ingest event of these early
season days.,
Paciflc Group Theater of
Newpart Beach launches its
third Aeling Electrics
workshop Sunday, it was an·
nounced by Richard Dow, pi:c>-
ducing director of PGT.
The ,Lerner and Loewe
muaicaJ, ~starring Michael
EvlDI and Marilyn Savage in tbO ·roles they played for the
naUonal company of "My Fair
Lady, v ends its three.week
so our third workshop is going nin Sunday night. Seats still
to be an all-out attempt to at-are available for the public in
tract more men to the the $3 to $6 price range. Cur·
system," Dow said . tain Is at a p.m.
PGT is offering f u 11 o---~-'-----
~·About two-thirds of our
graduates have been women,
Babbitt had a comment or
two on the role of OCSA. to of-
fer to hi.a audience as his con--
tribution to a .fund raising
drive that will , hopelully, Sarah Vaughan allow thil reJuvenated
organization to pul on the kind Heading So th of programs that Dragon 11
would love ,to offer to Orange _HOLLYWOOD (AP)
County audiences. Sar Perhaps they made a few ~h Vaug~n heads for
friends Monday night. Jn any Latin ~mer1ca later t~is
event, they made no enemies month with a ne~ bag that 1n.
1th their extremely pleasing eludes Jl'.O? ~us1c as well as
W her familiar )3ZZ.
J>Oll8 concert. -The Vaughan itinerary h>
WOODY ALaN
.IS HILAllOUS IN
"PLAY IT AGAIN,
SAM" -..... -
eludes Colombia, Peru, Argen-
tina, Brazil, Venezuela, Mex-
ico, Nicaragua, SaP, Salvador
a¢ Gui emaia.
.scholarships t o qualifying
males 35 years of age and
over, and half·rate
scholarships to meh between
the ages of 21 and 35.
With the third workshop
PGT returns to the l~week
training program. "We cut it
down from 16 to 12 weeks dur-
ing the summer," said Dow,
"but we found that our
students require the addition-1
four weeb to put theories into
practice."
Interviews for PGT's third
Acting Electrics workshop will
be c:ooclucl<d between 2 and ~
p.m. Sunday In the Island
House at Fashion Island,
Newport C.enter, Newport
Beach. The first class begins
at 6 ·~~ that .. !!!i!'i,
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' Two local commu nity
lheater groups h a v e y.-
, nouneed auditions ror th'lr
next productions, while a new
company in Orange will hold
tryouts for Its fall program of
theater classes this weekend.
1be Sao Clemente Com-
munity Theater has scheduled
readings Monday and Tueiday
( CALLBOARD)
evenings for the Orange Poun-
ty premiere of "B.ut~es
are Free." Also auditioning
Monday night will be the Long
Beach Community Plafbouse,
casting for its November com-
edy, "Happy Birthday,"
Auditions have been called
on Saturday for the company
of the City Ensemble Theater
in Orange, the re!!ident theater
group in the City
shopping center. Classes are
being offered for dire<>tors and
playwrights as well as two ;i,c-
,Ung courses.
RICHARD ANDERSEN,
whose production ol "Forty
carats" is currently on the
board! at the Laguna Moulton
Playhouse, will direct "But·
terfUes" for the San, Clemente
Community Theater. A cast of
two young men, one young
woman and one mature
woman is required for the
Leonard Ger she play.
The Monday and Tuesday
tryouts will be held at 8
o'clock both evenings at the
Cabrillo Playhouse, 202
Avenida Ca briJlo , San
Clemente, where tbe show will
open on Nov. 16 for a three-
weekend engagemrnt.
One evening of readinp II
ocbeduled llJ' the Anita Looo
comedy "Happy Birthday" at
the Long Beach Communti,
Playhouse, 50%1 E. Anaheim
St., Long Beach. Tryouts w\11
be held Monday at 7:30 p.m.
James Doherty will dtr.d
the play, which calls for a
large cast of 11 men and 10
women in all age ranges.
"Happy Birthday" will open
Nov. 3 and run six weekends,
Fridays and Saturdays,
through Dec. 9.
COMBINED AUDmONS
for the City Ensembl·e
Theater's fall program are
scheduled for 6 o'clock Satur-
day evening at the Community
Hall on Mall Street in the City
shopping cmter, on Man-
chest,er Avenue across from
the county hospital in Orange.
Instructors for the acting
classes will be :Herman Bood·
man, a drama critic, director
and high school teacher. and
Charles Leonard. co-author
and editor of the Michael
Chekov books on acting, direc·
ting and playwriting.
Auditions for the Boodman
classes w 11 I be by im·
provisation only. For the
Leonard class, two scenes -
one modem and one classical
-will be required. Directors
will audit.ion by intervi{w and
portfolio, while playwrights
are asked to bring a sample of
their writing.
Film Titled
HOLLYWOOD (UPI)
Douglas Cramer announced
his first Independent film for
Columbia Pictures will be titl·
ed "Who's Been Murdering ln
My Bed ~"
llCH Llnu-HDI VOL.AND
"ANOTHER
NICE MESS"
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"PRELUDE"
Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse
PRESENTS
"FORTY CARATS"
Ad•pttid ly JAY ALLEN fNm a
Pl•y ly IAlllLETI" & GIEDY
Sept. ·~· .. n.:12, -wnT SATl-OlAN•• COUNTY fAll•IOUNDS .
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Helen Vail (center) encourages the romance be·
tween Walter La Fontaine and Blanche Mickelson
in this scene from "Forty Carats," DO\v playing
Tuesdays through Saturdays ·at the Laguna Moulton
Playhouse.
Lyric Opera Tryouts
For Rep Company Set
Auditions to form the Lyric February. Also scheduled are
Opera Repertory Company for a program of one-act con-
lhe upcoming opera season in temporary American operas
1973 will be he1d Saturday and complete acts of "The
from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Marriage of F i g a r o , • '
Festival of Arts Forum "Manon," and "Tosca ."
Theater, Laguna Beach. "New this year," said Dr.
A double cast will be Lester Ludlow, president of
selected to perform "Rigolet· Lyric Opera, "is the seleciion
to." "Gihnni Schicchi" and of the Laguna Beach Auditions "Su~r Angelica" at the Award. We will sponsor the
Festival of Arts F 0 r u m winner at a spring concert." Theater, 650 Laguna Canyon _ . ·
Road, during January and
WIDAY'S6 ·1·10
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Woody Allen's
"Everything
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CAITOON tol
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NEW YORK (AP) -The
televls.lon 9tfie! that em-
pbulz.e violence art back with
ua this rail. Viewers may pro-
test, bul the shows also appear
to empbaslt.e deceit, aeria l
thievery and the thrill of the
chase.
Both arrived here Sunday
arternoon ror what the an-
nouncers called the st.art of
the 1971 regular season. On
NBC, the show was "The Jets
\'S. the Bills." At CBS. it was
"The Giants vs. the Lions."
31. 'l'b<n they &ol up and talk ·
ed to each olh« and decided
to fonn a bl& pile agaln. A rew
sctntS later, as they took
sides, Scott said: uLet's see I(
the Lions decide to blitz Snead
in what looks like a passing
situation." H~ referred to
Norm Snead, a star in SUn-
day 's show.
Blitz must mean hurl to the
ground and jump u p o n ,
because that 's what the Lions
did to Snead. A few minutes
later. the Giants did the same
to Greg Landry, a Lion star.
Similar shows were seen AS THE drama unfolded,
elsewhere in the nation. someooe in a slriped shirt
11le CBS sho". broadcast lhrew down his handkerthle.f
Jive from Detroit. began 1,1,·ith as if in anger and Scott said :
a brisk rendition of "The Star· "lw\'e have our first marker of
Spangled Banner." performed the game. Holding . . it 's
in 57 seconds by a HO-piece aga inst the Giants.··
marclting band. Then it got After this. other men in
down to business. s1r1ped shirts sho"·ed no re:luc·
THE PLOT went this wa y: ta nee to hurl down their
A man in a blue jersey. handkerchiers. too. &.'Oii ex-
flanked by 10 ldehtica\ly plained this was because or
dressed men, ran up to a ball lhings like illegal motion and
that resembled a big leather the players. . .
egg with :;titches. He kicked it Th: s.how s strong point
and this caught the attention _wasn l dialogue. Landry and
of 11 other men in white.
They ran at each other and
formed a big pile o n
something one or the nar·
rators, Ray Scott. called the
GEORGE C.SCOTT
"THE HOSPITAf'
ALSO Pfi
Pnll SILU:RS
"THE PARTY"
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JACK LEMMON
"WAR BETWEEN
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DAVID O.SELZNICKS ""'"""" MAR('..All! I MllCll[US
"GONEWITH
THEWINIT ·---CIARKGABLE
Yl\1EN LEIGH
LE-5LIE HO\\~\llD
OLIVIA de HA\1LLAl~D
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AUO!MY AWUDS!
"GONE WITH
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_Th'""', S.,trmb« 21. 1972 DAILY PILOT q
TV Violenee 1
Sne.d 1pmt most of the. day in r1tings f0t tacb cast.
a crouch, muttering "hut.hut· L10M rot a :9C> ratinc and
hut'' and silenUy neeing for Giant.t a 11.
their lives wbtn given the ball. The enlire show luted abcfu
Oo the J>Mitive side. the a"' three hours -nve for •
lion was fet end furious. who switched over to the rJB
Viewers who adjoUrned for a drama in which the New YA,
beer during the better parts he Buf didn't Jose out ; CBS replayed Jets got a 41 rating tot I
the dramat,ic highpoints 37 falo Bills 24· · ·
timts and in slo.v motion at All things considered , • ~\. ~-~~·~~~d ln neighborhood saloons aJKt
A1'1D AT tht end. it gave the hou sehold basements this f~ll ~--~~--~~~~~~~~~-'-.I
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NASD Lll1lrlfl lor Wednotday, Sopt-r 20, 1912
FINANCE
If you can't double your salary
doing what you're doing now,
come hear what E.F.Huttan
. has to offer you
in Newport Beach.
Yes, you mlgbt be eaming a lot more than you are now in
J to 5 years as an Account Executive withE.RHuttoo-in
our new Newport Beach Office opening in early 1973. Many
Account Executives we've trained are earning more than 98% of
1he population. Arulif youbaveM>atit !alals, we'll train you as
we trained them.
But it isn't easy. It tal<cs a combinati6n of driving ambition,
intelligenee, and lots of hard work . Wouldn't you Like to know
more? Come to our Specilll Career Semi1111r. We'll give you some
facts, figures, and idcos about what it would be like tq be an
AcoountExecutiwwithE.RHuttoninNewportBeach.Andyou
can cl all the questions you want without obligali»g yourself
in anyway.
Date1 ~September23
Tbne: 9:00 a.m.
Place: Newport« Inn
1107 Jilmboree Rolld
Newport Beach
Tberelsnocharge,of oourne, butspac:e islimiled.
~tnalle a re<enation early by calling Herben Kawahara,
Vlco PrWlellt, at (213) 6ll'.>-1171 between ? :JO a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
~!Pl lutton
When E.R Hutton WO, people listen.
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. Market F~s Again
Almost 3 Points
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NEW. YORK (AP) -'Ill• noel< market allowed
modut dklln .. Wednesday ill dull tr1dill1, moill-
t.llnlnf the downward drill of Ille put four .... alor·.
"The market wos absolutely deAd," Slid Brad-
bury K. Thurlow, >ice pre&ldent of research for Loicll1w It Co.
Investors were showing concern, he said, over
posslbllity of tight money and inflatl<ln.
"Once the Nixon · admillatratlon clarifies !ts
views that no higher taxes or tight money are in
!he offing, the market will respond vlgoroUJ!y," be added.
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Computerized Banking Gett Try in Stat.e
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ed a _, poydleck II parlklpotlol boOP ....SI 1' "A BAI« obouJd llft It•
Calllora!A'• -endan(eml • u t 0 m I t I c I 117 --for ....,. poycbodl ...
lpedel. mortpge, car looa, atlllly, II -led" Dr ,...,_
Al·-Oct •• the da and other eydlcal ...,.,.... . '• • .._ ~ ' w PIY y 1-m I c:ulomer'I ........... ·-""· lltca.uae payc11epa· rltwll will change IOI' mllllON •• ~-.. • of the lllte'I worken. The accoont 1 n d ele<lronlcally att-b mool .._ive
..U-ateoded IW>dl b o u r route the finis to l)i • cbodla banU bandit, uYIDp ::"~ t~~ •wt ~ =·111e~acru~! c :i • ~ °" ~ bUll handled "1. ' ~ w ~ Clearing u..-. Everylhla( .. ••Ion!"!"' clearing "°""."
reploced by the oervlces of the but the mut"•"' .. will be -wlll be omaller. Savlnp on the C.Ufornll Automlted Clclrlng ~· "'" u..... 'by computer. •vine• cMck llbould'be clooe ,
• lo four cenll.
THE NEW aystem will RESEARCH AND prepor• Since D!'D1 employf\I lake ;
e111ble on employer to fatten lion ol compute< P""""" for eoulderable time on ~Y ¥1
hll employa checJdnc ac-----· lo pick up , their cheCki 11111 ·
oounll without hiving to lsaue t' -'-•"-then lake an extended 1uncb ·
hec•-• • • p•r ..,.,_..-. ...;._ ---• them Dr "·'· tndlvldual poyc u. L--1c. ., 111 ..... -to ~· ' : ....... The -tern wu dealined by '""" forecull lhot employen will
the Mornll Special Corn· ... tiet!lllJ nlltreet reollze >IJlnillcah\, If difficult
LONG BEACH (AP) -The mlttee on P1perleal Entries· nt O r t II • 11 e, et1r to allmlte, uvlnp frOm the
city oouncll hll epproved 1 (SOOPE). Clllfornll !!COPE '-•• ,lltlJltf, ··•if theaulomatedcl•~.!._!~ture of '
new five-year leue with if ono Ot u nationwide com-otller-elletll'-• The"':'Cal-:::::.<:-~~--Weotern Afrilnet,. endlnc 1 mitt-la VlriOlll liqos ol -• ,,_... -~~-
' dllpute over fllghl ocbedule Plonn!ni oyotem1 to . tlduce 19f111U fro• • -. mode • concer1ed ·effort.lo ate
restrictlom. blnktngr,perwort. · ,..-,... elleelcl"9 \jllt tiie Chl!Ck!n1· cuitomer'1 1n1te1 of spewing out In-__ , rights aren't bent, folded,
The agreement accepted d J v l d u a J c h e e k 1 , t h e • • • stapled, •or muWlted by' the
lhil week lncludet 1 !May ebym~~yer ... 'JofCOlllP.U!erma'-~•cwlaWpe.~. to' ~· :'ten .II the .~ cl~ • termJnatlon clause allowing ...... 5""u
the city to canc:e· the lease u . Ill electronic oounterport a,I lag boole tool< lour yeon. The tho new clearing house. The commlltee ·which coordinated THE CONSUMER will get
• Western , acbedul~ 11 ! g b t 1 clelring boule computer will • the pllM!ng wa• compllled of 1dvance J10tlc:e of re<1JITlll~ ·
' between II p.m. and 7 1.m, or tell I~ ~te hi~• how muc,b 1late blnkjng olflcl~ and bllll' which vary from month _ . ; more 1b1o ilx Clcbll dally or to ldd to each worker's check· repreoenla~vt1 of \he 111te•1. lo month .Cl.e, ullllty ~Illa) ten AU A ... Iii ~ eight on ·weekendl or holidays. tnl account. Some 95 percent commercial ~ Fe de r I' l days before his 1CCOW1t is r
: Thi city councU hid voted of the .stete'1 branch banks !le!erve bllib. , charged for the debt The L)lllette Koper, th l 5 . u . ... porlldpotlng In the .... The· automated c I e I r I ~I cusjomer can rtoo payment year's 'Miss west v•·· , tor er not to gran! tho llrllne oyateril. houJe concept Is expeCled ·1o onytlrne durlnr this ten-day ¥
. 1newleueunle11lt14"""to produce oubrtanllal aevlng1' period and aettle the ·account glnla' helps open ·the
· the reatrlc:llono on ru,Itt PA11'11CIPATING employ-for both blnb Ind emoloym direcUy·wilb his creditor. · West Yirginla lndu5--
ochedules. '" will rive the cle1rtng while not lncreallng whit the Aller the balance In his lrW d v1.1. Sh bol.ise one check. to cover the consumer paya for hi• cheek-' ~kinllt' aCC()Ullf. has been an · ~g ow : Western'• old lease wa1 ex-pay"for.all of. their employes Ing account. ' autOmaJlc'allv reduced to pay in Cbarlesto~. At.op
; leoded put th<. June 30 who elecf to pill'Jlclpot~ In the Probably the most ertelialve· a recurring bill, the consumer train is engineer •E; J.
deadline while 1lrllne and city new ser'vlce. Pre.-W llf1lll studleo of the -lmpllcatloo!r bis 45 days to go to bis book · Thomas.
olficl1l1 negotllted the com-wbldt oeot poyc:becb d1reCtly of automoted cl~g ·-and atrn a /nnn.revelstnt.the ---'------
' . -•--to emj>loye dte<kJng ......,ts were ,ion. by Dr. Alon l.ipil deduc:llon. The c h e c k I n g ·· prou-agreement. hid to lliue ..,.note checb for the Goorglo Committee oa · customer . lln~ chlrged for
i The filch! lcliedule rertrlo-for eoch worker. Papaleil Jl:ntrlel (COPE). ch••Rlag his mind.
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'. with Plclfie sou t b" t 11 ltble by Ille Automlted Cleu-Project, which In early Im rta!tmftlt.'tbe cu'lomer hu 15
: Alrllna, the only othtr major hit -· 'The oyatem will will i..t the automated c:1e1r-days . to0go to the hint and
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A QUIET CORNER IN MESA VERDE
That's Unique, but here ii is near a park and
school and. this transferred executive must
sell. Four bedroom, single story Pacesetter;
e one with the big master suite and a dandy
size yard dotted with fruit trees. Llsted at
'44,500.
CONTACT UNIOUI HOMD OJ MISA YllDI 146-lttl
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MACNAB
IRVINE
TOWNHOUSE
Newport Beach • 5 :mln. from
ocean & bay. 'f•cn pool l
greenbelt. 3 BR'1., 2'iii bathJ,
dbl. garage. $32,500, l\frs.
Fay~. IE40J
SANTA ANA HTS.
UPPER BAY
Elegant 5 BR., 3 bath, for
mal OR. 2 patlol, ciuie:
country sening. Ha r I l'
1tabJe1 within walkl~g dll-I
tanee. Lois Egan 644-8200.
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HARBOR VIEW-
MUST SELL
Handaomely a,ppolnted, 4. BR,
2 bath, 3-car iar&ll'e. Water-
fall. VI~. Oblovatton
deck. Self-cleanln&' oven.
Paneled FR. Bar. Custom
~ting Ii: drapes. Re-
duced for QUICK sale.
$89,900 fee. Dona Chichester
642-8235. CE15)
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CAMEO •••••••
••••• HIGHLANDS
JUST REDUCED -This 3 bedroom, 2 bath,
family room plus a convertible den, 2 used
brick fireplaces, buillins in kitchen and
B-B-Q with PRIVATE guest room & bath.
Entertain around your own POOL. Open
Thursday and Friday 1·5 ....... _ . '72,500.
VIEW IT ALL •••••••
• , ••• HARBOR AND OCEAN
Enjoy ii all from this :I-bedroom, 2 bath
home with 2 fireplaces (1 in living room, 1
In dining room), builtin kitchen. See bar·
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TOWNHOUSE •••••• ,
••.•• LIVING
2 BEDROOM, SPLlT LEVEL, 2 baths, builtin
kitchen, intercom system, carpets and
drapes, with an exciting patio and close to
the pool. Only .................. $28,750.
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MESA VERDE -$37,'50
Immaculate home with 3, bdrms, fam rm
enclosed lanai and 2 baths. Lge rooms:
beautiful •tone fireplace, good floor plan &
lovely yard. Quiet slreet. Better hurry!
''Ovr 27th Y••r''
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realton
2111 San .lNquln Hlll1 Road
''Overlooking Big Canyon Cavnt..Y Club''
NEWPO~T ·CENTER, N.B, 644-4910
Gentr•I -G•neral
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PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
3 Linda Isle Drive
"Harbor Vie.w Homes"
We have the "HARD TO FlND" 5 bdrm.
home for the growing f!llnily. It's like new, In
a very desirable Joe .. Hes a Jge. family rm.
-3 baths -3 car garage AND a great ~Id.
pool \j'/jacuzzi. ALSO, tt>ere's room for encl.
boat or trailer storage. Priced right at
$74,900.
Convenient »arldnl-olll' to J a "DROP.1*' at Bay II Beach Reali, r 675-3m
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That la $1550 on this 3 Bay view + pool Lovely
Bedroom, 1%. Bath Home. terrano tile in spaeW>us en.
Upper Newport Bay Area. tryway • 2400 aq, ft •• pool •
Large Open Bil Ga I 3 or conv. 4. BR, FR + fdr·
Kitchen. Fireplace. Shake ma! DR. Oveniud 3-car
Roof. Boat Stowqe. $.l'.l,500. prq:e, built-in work bench.
call ~ Walter King, 6'4-6200. (E19)
OCEAN AND CANYON ••••• , •
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Just remodeled 3 bedroom, 2 bath. dining
room (or family room), fireplace, cheerful
buill·ln kitchen wjth Inviting SUNDECK for
your entertaining pleasure, overlooking the
canyon & view of the ocean. One-of·a-kind
in CAMEO IIlG!!LANDS . , .. _ , .-, . $69,500.
BeauWul new 5 BR., 4~ Ba. home. Wale,..
front living rm. & formal dining. Handsome
oak paneled tam. rm., frplc, wet bar. Large
master suite ,has !rplc. & cozy lounge area.
View of Bay & the mountains ..... $179,500.
For Complete Information ·
On All Hom11 lo Loli, PIH,. Call:
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
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IEATnfEILAHS HOME an Mol lot 1'·. Tired ot JaokJ.rt al a bunch Build a boat or whatever tm
of tired dogs! Well, we have this M-1 lot with houle.
the aolutloo. • jU51 U.ted Owner will trade tor motor
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1 super neat 3 bdrm, family home, real estate or 1ubmit
room, 2 batba and JPIU'kllng
pool. Abaol\lldY perfect ;,,. NEWPORT HTS.
COLWE LL
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IN BACK BAY AREA-2 Story, 3 Bedroom,
21ii bath, builtin kitchen, stone fireplace,
FAMILY. ROOM, blmlnunity pool & REC.
ROOMS including billiards. Fee land and
close to everything . . . .. . .. .. .. .. $33,~00
aide ~ out -New Bh8i REPOSSESSION
,,G;.;..,;.;.•:.:•;.;•I;__;_,__ Gen.c;;;;.;;•.;;n;,;.I_____ carpets etc. Ealy to main-Sharp 3 Bdrm, 2 bath home I
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_ ~ tain :yard. Fenced front & + hU&e step-down family 11
DUPWES, • OPEN DAILY 1.s ,..,. with bonus o! largo room Gov't has ffiurbl'1led I
DUPLEXES &
e 3816 KEY BAY detaclloil lanai room. "-al thla -eon Private Rood,
• CORONA DEL MAR ~-llD·.oetttiir. :NI pm ltTRA SPECIAL BUY tor !I
DUPLEXES ! • LARGE POOL c::·~ll51 Open Evea. ::' ~i $900. _..and
341 Bayside Dr., Suite I, N.B. 6754161
Many to .-. 1nnn talre • YOUR OWN LAND $37,500 WHOSE FIRST? i1
_A ~J ~ ~ advantage of the tax shelter 4 BR., family rm., 3 car gar. •I n~-.-INV' . NEW ONES -Low F8'1 move in. $89,950. 11 "4 rov.mnent. • ADOBE CLASSIC NollpOrf ' A •• _,._ N~PORT • BY CLIFF MAY at ii r-.,_ HEIGHTS-·~;d~.°6.!.~ $25-F1lrvlow 1·::1.
REALTORS YES SIREE ! ! .... 'lnl> 1=· $225,IDI. "SECLUDED" '46.lln Adult cared for -· 4 ,__._, 644• """'""0 bedroom•, b a t b" Con-MOYO . into ' tbll Io v e I Y 3 _,,.,.., j
'I ~I 1 tmip:rary home with large ~•'home. Gracious •1',
8 . eel h·11 2121 EAST COAST HIGHWAY MBR sulle -Q u 1 e t ll-,..m enhanced by Yw don't need • .,,. ., r I CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF. ""--· MESA DEL MAR bOl>d-.· fil!!Plue, built-in ''Dnow Fut'' when"""-11 Grener•f vener.r • o-to a Top Rated 1 Y'iar • ~·~.ltftweven tit:: an ad 1n tbe D"1LY PILOT
REALTY 1.::c==-----Coll@le, a fftah School and ~~~~~ped Want Ad!! Can now•• -f
lflll .. ,J u~ =·~ NEW$P306R9T5•0~0LF NEWPOGROTV~TEIGHTS ~· !,1:1' ~a.!"°: =.. ':::.' st,,.,r l'
Ol!l<e houno 8 AM to I PM • • Trail S t 3 [ J il"!i~~~ll;;;;,;i;;.;.;;,;;,;;.;,;;;. Ju11 i:::::i 2i':,,.,.. JuatRE!1~!:'SS= 3 Ne-rt thi9hts =':: J~·::i,~:~lfllEX I
PRIME llG CANYON LOT
Possibly the finest view Jot In Big Canyon.
200' Frontage, overlooks fairways, lakes,
club house : on a cul-de-sac. $82,500.
Geo. Grupe
TALK ABOUT A VIEW
You will talk, too, about beauty, boats, bay,
ocean, islands, sand & sun -all in ever
chanlling pictures at your window . $1gs,ooo,
Call f>aul Quick
S BR., LIDO ISLE, ON VIA WAilERS
This top Joe. home reflects the love & care
of it'a owners. Beaut. kitcb. i beam cell.,
charming patio. Good for small family, too.
$65,000. Charlene Whyte
QUICK HENRY, THE CARI
Come see a very attractive 4 BR. with ex-
ceptional bay view. Refreshln~y clean
well decorated. Price $65,000. Jun Mulle
W.ESTCLIFF AREA " . )
NEW LISTING. A really sharp 4 BR.~j 3 Ba.
borne, Large liv. rm. <\spaciou~ fam1 rm.,
both w/frplcs . A real greal loealton, \\I/pool·
1tze yard. Call lo see. Bud' Austin ' /
THREE Tb SEE ·' ) '
Big Canyon -magnificenl view lot $69,5oo.
S Arch Bay -retirement home $64,500.
Monarch Terrace -great family borne
f89,750. Call Bob Yorke
QUICK OCCUPANCY
Owner bought another & is ready to sell
lhl• & Bdrm., 3 bath Harbor View Home -
$66,000. For app't. to see call Howard Well!.
EASTERN BUYERS
BeauWully constructed 4 Bdrm borne:
family rm., formal clin . rm., den ; complete
with attic•, basement, pool & S separate
gardens. $120,000. Marcia Bents
COZV COTTAGE-CORONA DEL MAR
Walk to beach; 2 Bdrms.; frplc., new 1bag
carpeting. Immaculate, ''move-in'' condi-
tion. '311,500. Trlona Bergin
LIDO NORD BAYFRONT
Beautiful 4 BR. borne with space for lge. boat. Pool table size family rm. with to11ly
paneling. Fanta1tic bay view. Two frplcs .
Eileen HudlOn
OCEAN VIEW
Be 11111'! to mate an app't. to see this beau·
tlfu)~ 4 BR. home ln Harbor View Hills.
Fam. nn. baa wet bu & frplc. $89,500.
C. Tennille •
THE BLUFFS bedroom, 2 bath Newport ... r-· • Sprinklers in tht well mat"'-• j',
beach or Newport Cent.r! Beach -e. Good carpeb, Repossessed w-· y-~ on •c -' -' '
WHY NOT CALL US
I W£ Opposite new Go LF ,_, "'"'• ......,950. Call 2955 Ha;rbOr, Cotta Meta I I~ I
' • COURSE ml•! Ma " I ve bulltlna, !lreplare, double $37 500-$900 Dn. -. Ho-& ·~ _,.,.. -. I 1araee. Hqr 1 e par ate ' ,,..,. '-· ;:;--;::,--,.,--..,.,.~ ncr II
brick fireplace. FORMAL family room. Terriflc k>ca· Wow! Totally NEW PAINT C JUST MAY HAYE THE DINING! Cheery country lion on tree J;ned ,..., in and out! White )>ride C·2 Zo lanmcat;on 100·124 1:
kitchen. Giant muter suite cloee to ocean Ol\b' ~ manteled fire p 1 ace Peiect Starter. c:omer kll I --II• •I ,:.
PlAN FOR You. with built-in desk. HUI' down paymL Evo~ b FORMAL DINING lWOM! 'IO' x W' • 2 Bedrm. den •
patio, IMMACULATE lnnn el'Kibl< ID """ .... home. Lebure kitcbeo with big home, ~ Cllll.-cl to ,_ ___ ..;.._, I
w1ndinl stone walkway, Call UI immedlate:l,y. pantry. 24'xlr -stepdown otace, ~ er combina· Cfas,sification 125-149 :
a. brick facade to lars:e 5l6-6880 Open Evea. FAMILY ROOM! Huge SHOR£Cl.IFFS tion. Fenced )'Ud. 2 car '
, ~ oecluded pui<.ioo. yarcl muter "'1te with private gar could be -oobop I ""'.._ I r::iil Ii c: i, {if NOTHING BUYS m Hurr;y flltry. Larae covered patio. plus parkine apace. I.ovdy Gewal I ~ • Uf$f ~j ·Call-.66-0303. =-~:~~:'!:;!~:;Id~ 1=1-!Dcl-. Clanilicat;on IS0.114 !:
rea 11 a.,,.,..n ..... 645-0303. beavyoobokerooted3BR.,2 400~-J.\\ I -JI •J Ji be. home. 1'<· mmtry CJl. .
2414 Vl1ta del Oro IN kltch. w/frpl. All finelt NOWJ>O'I Beach COME TWINS quality. Walk to prlv. beach. I Classmcafion 200.260 ;,
M4-1J33 ANYTIME Both k:nantl happy wltb REDUCED• NOW $83,500 · · I ~ ~·
PALM·SPRINGS LOVELY HOMES !,"•th';:"·~~= CORBIN• *7 Unlb·l42,000/$560mo. _,.,_ ]~ i1
3 Br., 2 na .. 2 F1rep1ace1, --•e --~, with ·~-o1 IMPOSSIBLE? po c1.,,,·1· ,. 30•3-5 • IN c OSTA MESA 2157 ... leet ·' 'r.. land • ;;:;;:· 10 ';;,. ~ • ";.,. ' MA R·T IN * 3 Bdrm., dutcb clean. ... ••• ~ • : '
That'• th!! feellrc )'OU Ket $6'1,900. -,tenant&. Quiet residential View o1 park and~ course $26,900. I A9wtn1111tt far111ntl[•l t when you approach th1I .CSr., 2"' Ba. Great location, lltrett. ·dose to shopping, for under S30,500 .. We just REALTORS 644-7662 * fBdrm. beaut)' •••• $54,900 I'
Jovety 3 bdnn.,
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bath 2400 IQ. feet • fee land • En:. PRICE RIGHT AT lilted tt ·Lovely older home, * 9.4 Acre, ocean/mt. view. • , • : -•
custom buUt home, com· $82,350. . $21&,950. 'm.brt cond, ~plete with NEWPORT BEACH $1"5.000. Cl1~11f1c1t1on 360.370 i·
pletely awn>unded w ll h 5 Br., 3 Ba. Quaint .,.. • larie rum!>\U rm and bar. PELUXE TRIPLEX Ontu I I~ I'
wall fence. Lovely petioa. $99,500. C & beck yard faces AJona Put o Ill-It ocean. Good • I· many palm trtti &: block lllOO aq. feet • ltt land • • COATS Many cuatom features, and Cloee t 1i ~ -""
maximum priwcy and low Call 6'1:>-7225. W WALLACE in one of Santa Ana'• better . ~:!e ai;a-B~ ~ si:.:, 2 _!: ~21 Cl•ss1fic:ation 400-465 .
maintenance. Priced to lell REAL TORS areu. Call for appointm!Dt beautifully tum. 0 u t of ~ 11 I J~ ;
at $29.500. -546-4141-and set ready to movtl are& owner wants action. REAL EStJl'l'E • 645-7221 -MnrcN•Jb ~ !·
Call 546-68111 <Open <Vft,) (Open E I I 646-3921 or E ... 541.9416 Aikin& $120 IDI Prelent all I · -"" o11m. ' • 4-IEDROOMS c 1 ... m,.1; •• 600.& 1 o It COLWELL
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home on qu1eL romer lot, Mesa Joe walk to every· 5% DOWN Mesa's belt artU. Bltina + assi ic:a •on 1;125-Sla 1
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, oozy kitch & lamily room. thin&. 3 'BR., 111 baths; Finl time on the -· dabwsbr Beaut covered I l[S] J' "Cheaple beam c:ell!np and craclcl!ng lovely oov'd. patio w/blt·in mnoc!eled kitchen, lnl>d patio, n!;,. ldlcpr, 1% down, Ltot •-'
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3 bedroom, 2 bath home w\th • $33,<n>. CAU. 5fS..8424 Quick poueu. Only S'4,950. tion. $28,950. tn tbl• 3 bednn 2 bath wlttl o l • J~
family area !or only $19.900. SOUTH COAST REALTORS. MORGAN REALTY GINNY MORRISON all bulltlna, patio dollblt /~' IN~ ~ ~ m: c~111::·;.,~: ~ ~: iSi'i~950. ~!":~rrs. ne:=. '*WJ* ~~ =·cl:"":°:...~ Jll\J HI ClassllicOl;on 576.Ho
-ia Mea. ec.4837 looomo $23llltl. 1°" dll. • •V-Dr, lllut. price ol $!11,lllO. CALL ~· ,. 1~
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•ndoled pool! 'lbJI .. one ol patio. 3r. btatt lftM,Slda, adJolnlrW avdlhle. abo. thruout lndudlna kitchen! AJl •of these home1 are in tral location near South
..,_ hl.rdo-to-tlnd bomtl. park like Lt.nd.tcaplnc. Ntu Ftnt tbM adwrtilid. Call -... $.'JtOOO. 80-fi691. :idnt cond. and terms are Coast plaza and ldeal 1or
$5.1.500, bett liun>I Call ex-Ubnry, boocb. ..-, 6 M&-1.IJl tt -OWNER loavln&'~h -avail Hurry for choice • • • tchools. Call
dualw w1~C COAST, 6opp11w. Brlr. MO--tm pane It n c , •~p""enslve
REAL EST lllW04. FIXD..UPPEI wollpaper accenll !<Ilda s~;r~ :._~~H . Can"' a oou. HOUSEi ='!u:'! :m.~ • w._~_m•a • aeal1on ~
Air. ut. I BR. Walk ., 2 BR. N.U N'pl. lkiPll 'l'Ws Wll le Tiie bath Imm•. E I e r a n t· Ope• EvH
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-· -$28,000. CALL G> •U·JCIC Last ~ OU dllhwuher ........ patio. -Super .....
CAYWOOD ,llEALTY 41114'& Laok At Neu 111111n park and new Luxury Uving Beclrootn 'rii!i~~::.~ BR. ""r~·£t:mc. Eastside leallt'f =.Sri<. 1 11
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BonUI rm., Umfb' ?'IQ.,*-" ii;;~~~Ccii:4iO'ISUper sharp 4 bedroom OWND\ aacrifice. 4 big Family fun In this 3 BR, 2 This home has 4 c.t the
mal dln. rm .• blt-fn kitcb. ... f~ Condo home, eracklw livin& in bedzooma, J baths, tl!Olated BA home 'A'/big pool al't'a & largt>st bedroohams you II ~
Prtv. prmn palit.. Crftn-S ltr, Ba, pool, pMr 6 1111'-2991 llq. ft. M & • • l v e rear living room enhanced no yard v.'Ork. 5% 'it> FHA or r,or ~, · .500. It I s a separaparatr
belt view, Make offer! OellPtfal S'll,liOO 1tep-down rumpus room by firtplace. Builtin kit-low 5.,;. cklwn to handle, eleC' ~~1 Y room Pus~.""
REAL ISTATE 6 EMlllALD IAY -completely modemb-che• diahwuher. Fon:ed kH, '"""" •nll)', h"g. d'"'"" ~· and 1l 1 I• one TRIASURES ed. chambers, kl t c h en, air be.ting. Strildng laf'le l<'r bedrm P r i cc of the bnest neighborhoods.
tm w .. , tcll,ff,. NB '64T10 Immac:ulate 1 Br + tam nn. WJ)Uate family room, 2 tamU home! Brk. SJJ,(XX), ;;~900. For s~ble, prac-Don•t wait -call 847-fiOlO.
VU Reduced to $129,500. ftre:p1aca: + BBQ • inside ~ Ucal living 5c.>e ~oday!
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Str1 Via Udo ml500 da.ule )'Om" Jmqin&tioft. BR. 2'19 BA. den. Next to ~:-:.:..i:i ... : """'.ma.=1 deoora•ed 531.51111::1 531·5aao I, 1llJge Re.ii btJte
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\"\( ESTATERS
duded. 3 bedlvoma, 2 Real-545-<l46S 132' . . VA NO DOWN
sepvste baths, secluded 0pen Eves Huntlnston Bo1ch $19,500 ........ $19,500 3LRG bedrm•, 60' x 100' toed,
livilW zCom wlth tlreplacea. Neivly derornted 5 room, 2 & ldscpd lot, giant sizC'I Ranp! 0
""'"· wuher IJ> EYE CATCHING FREE POOL!!! balh, bullllnJ, FA h••l, n•w rnnch kllch, FA hl. olf.
eluded. Frelbl1 painted. A Fantutic price~ 3 Bedroom, w/w carpets. \\lalking dis· oversized dbl gar. Existing
qWet cul-de-eae at I'•• t ! $34 950 2 bath, 500 sq. ft. bonus nn.. tance to shopping & school. 6~0 VA ~. pa.ymts less
Brk. $27,481); MO-lm. Be&utitully ~ted 4 BR huge klt. You can't beat it Just listed! -Hul'T')'! CAU. than rent-)'OU own the land.
BY Owner -4 Bdrm., 2 bath, home wlth a Fam.Uy room for $35,1'.0l. 962·8851. $26,500. Top loc .
pan<led lam. nn., built-In , over-.., a ulce >ud CALL ......,. ~
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, ldicben. 2 story, 18dl pool, wUh fruit trees and a CfN·
loll of tropical I•-· er.d patio with llagstone ·~' I , .. ~71 1--1 MW. IOI excfUent cand. We want to and a built-In barbeque. .......
sell! Prleed below market Oli1dren can walk to l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!PI
at -· 551.ml. -Dnn"t mils this GLASS FOOD PREPAiiA-IT'S TIME
,.,, ,, R1'1l l ··tc
Bilbao PenlMulo llwelJI bonie. Call 61&:nn. TION AREA. VIEWS, ""'"' BROKERS INC. TO MOVE
shaded back yard. Pass-thru ==~-==--c--,;:::o I * BAYFRONT duplex. Pvt
beach. Pier rlchta. Oimer-. 0 'I'll I '·'I.AL -· ,, I •, ! i.J-..:;-; patio dining, thick carpell COZY 2 BR. plu• d••. $30.,500 Perfect for retlttd couple or
)'OU •ink 1nto, drapes are first borne Giant cuatom 3 bedroom, 2 bath tamily
custom floor to vaulted cell· tio t.arie :al' kitchen area home with -.ntuUc
loycl'ftt WE ARE lnp. Smoller home In h..W,, pain led ' docoraled lsndscaplng. Pafo a r •a
BY ......,, Dix 3 hr 6 den LOOKING FO. R pm... area w/a low lolerlor. Shag carp e I with water !a 11 . Call
borne, in .Ba)'crett. $51,000. ptlce. mm., 962-~ll. thruout. 21,i yrs young, % 847-6010 •
. 646-61111 SOMEONE OWNER deaperat•, 3 bdrm. ml. lo boooh. J\l!Swne our
Princlplla. -home. Built-in dream loan for $17!1 month 1 y t-e_ . .. ·M9fJ SPECIAL kitchen, family room ad-payments or rettnance. All ~~;;;..;~::::::-:::-:-IHup 2 stmy, c den+ or 5 jacent with an invi Una ternu. $25,900. 536-3645.
\O THr: R!:AL
\"'-r.STATL:HS Mt ~RKSPUR-· bedroom execuUw'a home. fireplace. 16 x 24 ft. enclM-
.. l'rl/SM/Sun. 1...s 0otta M .... , ..,. ..... e<1 patio wuh cucadlng PLUSH SHAG Added Family
DUPLEX: 2 BR. "'"''home Nur llalearlc Scbonl. Ver). wat•r!all. Home freshly · DRAPES · & R
A,_ 3 Ill\. 2 bath apt. nice becll yard In a quiet palmed ext<rior. B r k , WALLPAPER OOm
C&rpeb, drlpe1, 'c!bhwW.. ...L No -.. .. qualified 1211.950, -· Tiied atrium enlry, ,....,.. leam Celllngs
2 .......U. Priced al 174.500 vel....,.., CALL N 0 W REPOSSESSIONS dining, • bedrm .• 211 balh, * 4 Bedroom•
UNDllt BEFORE 'l1US ONE IS r. tabmatkm and location family rm., aep. laundr. * 2 Bathl
CONSTRUCTION GONE. ·Priced at.$45.000. of U.. nlA 6 VA homes. ~prinklera front A: rear. * Added family rm ort kit.
UnUIU&l duplexes: • built for mat.act _ $35, 750. CAI.L 968-4456. * Shake roof
__ ,... __ 2BR. KAS&ll&N •• •Shortwalklobooch I: den p).111 trcmt unit bu Relhcn 5C5-et6S " ,.., * 37,500 full price
Jge, 6'tert&inment room w/ Optn Ews RHI Estate "2"'644 ' * Call now 84.2--2.m
eatinc """ lrplc. 6 lit· ___ .._. c':::=-:-:== * JUST LISTED * BY <>wner, 4 Bdrm .• 2 ba.
down wet bar overlooldTc * FA.MIL Y HOME 3 BR.. 2 ba., family rm .. lo IT SPARKLES 6% % GI loan. Can ...,,,.._ prtv. patio. Plans I: model XTRA NICE l'lOo Ill fl 3 Sborecftlt Wat. Co~ -$24,000 nel J'inn. m&
lnofftce. Jleckm·• ooimr-lDt, ~ tywall8d,.-...nv,,.ar«. Thll immlculatt 3 Bdrm. W3«9or32S-la!.
SCl!NIC, PROPlllTl•S tmeed t>r -· lltil -Aaaume 111 9' 1oen. 131,500. bu ....,.,....... 111c1. w1w1-;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,, 291!1 E. 9""t Hwy., CdM pl In llYlotr rm. A lamUy Ooorgo Wllllomaon ..,,.., ..,,., Wlbr, dr)or, 11
· •7U7U rm., lhU'p ahq, boat pte, Realtor 50-6570 even sprlnldtts 1n prden-
AND THEN THIRE Iota morel HmT>f 11111 Jlat. ;;;i=;-;;;;;;m-;~= patio. Go-,.. thl• brand . WIRI NONll edl l'oradditiom.llntotm.a· WHITE WOOD, heavy new listing now, it won't
' CLASSll'llD
HOURS shakes, ancient uRd brick 1_.-,.,'I 900. llLOW COAST HWY. tton' + lD "'" nld pine tree. All ~· at -Adv•rtlserl mq plaee ~--roomv "' bdnn. bome, -11 ... .._.. b r I c k I' tbalr ads by tel~ \.U•--.. .. v ~ CALL 142-1& fas al'V4'&' .... "'0 • • :hOO a.m. to 5:30 p.m, Mat 2 bdrm. unit. $12,500. ftre~. Mo. PQmtl. under Mono&¥ thn.1 Fr:lday
Nice 2 bdrm. home, 3 bdrm..
apllt·leYel unit for top in-
come. Just Uated at $'19,500.
IZ!O. lumpo to.....,_ BKR. 531•5111 (l;:J 531•5IOG •to noon •atunlay
• w.-~-ICll • 962-6511. ~'!'!'"!'"!'~~ ....... II COSfA MESA omCE
Your choice! Side b)' olden.
2 ........ beach • ha>.
* BY OWNER * Model Homes a:i.?.,w.56. 78 ... 17171 Beach Blvd., H.B. Nice family home, 3BR, ..,..
2BA. Nice patio. J'enctd
yard. Children's area 6 eq· F s I
wpment. OU Bushard lo or a e 188.500. to 1115.000. See plans 1.aJJo shade -. end home HB 121.IOO. llCMll'I.
at our cffice. compldely ftde«lrated ~I ::;m;i,,;.==:.:-';t;:--.::::;
REPOSSESSION NEWPORT BEACH
3333 Nowpo't Blvd.
642-5678
We have others sk\e and ouL PI u 1 b OWNER desperate. No down Ph (714) $64,!iOO to $98,500 carpetiD( and do u b I e tierm.-Out ot state cwner one
Uni vanity Roolty -Outstandll~lf' Of· ..-q • • • I o u • I •
3001 & Cit. Hwy. • m.e5lD -d $21.!llO. Jlloimmn -2 baths, Jarso 962-6605
HUNTINGTON BEACH
1'1875 Bc9.ch Blvd.
540-1'20
DUPLIX mwa. CALL 515-H24 family""""' with flreplace,
SOITl"llCOASl'REALTORS. baDtlns, -..i.r. Lowly Soon to be bull~ So. e( Hwy. · patio, lldt. IM.950. W.2561. rx= :.!'t :".pl:; TWO UNrrs GOV'T. OWNED
XJnt 1oe. -111,500. * ., a-IDE * --homes. i.ow 7a BEGONIA '""°"'"' down. Governm.nt ..,..
Lovely' duptu. So. of Hwy. 1'1 BEDRM. 1·2 BEDRM cloofnl ....._ Cpll fl68.ffll.
Owinloc • BR. plus !Urn. $30,000. * CNtt Realty
l·BR.· w/ei.c. blt·los. Cop-it.,. McCorcllo R11llor AT THE BEACH, mob of.
per plmt>lllns. lllnt --1110 N-Blvd CM Good t1n1nchw. Owner ml,J' .... .,..,.. ·• · • fer. Duplex, SU,000, J, L.
carey. Drive b)' • eaI1 us lo 541-7729 YOU!lg Really, MM.216 or
.... Only 111!,SOO. Alli In bup ud ,,,..,__~;.;.._,,· """""'"":-:= MORGAN RIAfT~ "'J_ :.;. POOL, ~ BY ownor. 3 BR. 2 Ba. ....,.
67).6642 ...,., patio ,._,,.. -~ Pro! try kit., WK< llv rm., lrplc1 • BEDROOMS 1..iac'p1. 3 BR, 2 BA. Fam MUI! oell. 1211,300. PrlJ>
Ill bltlil, famlly....., open Rm. DU shq aptl, DWil' ctpals nnl» 962-1329.
bou1e dally, 31111 Oceaa atru Spollea! $2l.ll0. Fcr REDUCED $1000. Final wll
Birch. cm... del Mar. Alt appt. 511 --• b)' .....,._ -• Br., s
61>'1225. DMo Polnl Ba, +. T blla to bead:.
IMMAC J BR i.. w/-$39,9!0. -2«11.
ed prap for 2nd amt. By SPEC. View, 3 BR A tam rm FOR Sale. By OW?m, 4 Br., 3
.....,, $4!,500 firm. wll>pl. J BA. $!11,& 33252 ba boms. 2 sty, cui-<lwao,
IT5-40a. Meaa Vlst.a. 493-m. nr achll. New centnJ park.
Ceol• Maso N ... a '"Pad'"T P-&11 adl (nt) 14'!~
139:iiiii home. l iJ; w/ pvt
wins to • or rent. Low dwn + low mo pymU.
Beaut cm de 11e at. Great
for ~ cpl, to srow Into.
541 t'll; l'f5..1*: .•• !ES '
Alt ........... """' ti/ ... I. MESA Verde Northt new foot 1a 'lrt ~ .. 1 atrium .-t. --· ._., ..... low"""" ~~~~Ta!. I ti1Mtl"11 I Cir., C.11. !1'1·1521. -•
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LAG UN A BEACH
222 Forest Ave.
494-9466
SAN CLEMENTE OWNER tnxioul. Pride ot 305 N. El Cunlno RNl
ownenhtp home wtth 4 4n.+l20
api.clous bedrooms , 3 NORm COUNTY
gleaminl pullman baths, cl1al free 540-1220 deluxe bulltln kitchen op-
poalle the 1am11y room with CLASSll'IED
llreplacs. Completely ll> DEADLINES
IUJ.ated. Q u • 11 t Y <lODo Deadline for copy 6 k1lJs
ttruction. P&Ho. Sprlnklen, 11 5:30 p.m. the day be--
npertly landlca'Pfd. Brk, for publication, except
$3.3..950, 962.-1373. for Sunday 4 -Modnd'JIU .:,,,'=""'~""'°''="'="-.·II F.dltl.ons when ne MOUNTAIN CABI N at-\I Saturdsy, 12 noon. mosphere w/ocean air?
SbaU ohlngle roof big view CLASSIFIED
w1nc1on end cozy nr.p1ace. REGULATION$
Cbarmlne exterior but, ERRORS:_ Advertilen
needl a few pines and warm should check their ads
,_,._ •·-•-BKR. :lsib' • -report erron u..., ~•ua• tnnned.lately. THE
,:lllU511..;.,..;:"-;=-,,;:=::-:,...-ll DAU.Y Pn.m bllllnel * $900 DOWN! * llabWty tor the Clnlt .ln-3 Br., 2Ba., 3 yr. <*I. Cpt, oorrect lnscrtJon only,
clrpa. blbW, ll"'ldn. 131,000. CANCELLATIONS:
133-1103 eves SU-2312. When killing an ad be
sure to make a record
of the KilL NUMBER given you by your ad
taker u receipt ol )'Ollr cancellation. Thl.s kW
number must be pre-
sented by the advert.lier
in case ot a diuputr.
CANCELLATION 0 R CORRECTION or m:w
AD BEFORE RUNNING:
Every effort 11 ma to
kill or correct a nl!W ad
tl\at bu ..... .._
but we cannot cuaraa-
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DIME-A·LINE ADS : =._ ";.:'" °""": I I I 11 _ I
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cuh in advance lily" mail
or at •01 one ot our of·
Oc<s. NO phone crden.
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titY. ed1t, ctnJOI' • "" fuae any advertilement,
and ro ch&nae I~ ntes
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Jl/B location. 0[1(' block to
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ni..rtu.
Beautiful 5 . bedroom two
story • lartt pool • Beautlful
patios and decking . Air
Condltloned • Profeulonally
decorated -Large yard -
lleavy shake roof. Call
6T>o7225.
STOP PAYING RENT!!!
e Cllmlcal m1c elanl "1 A lJplc. WI< to bcli A lane, Qllfel -near oJL 3 BR., 2 baths. l Yoar old. lOvt'ly Badt • l Br. .
• F!X>d prcceq. ..... ........ $250. .... ""'· Joe F ......... buae ll•tna nn. New tuml!Utt. W!Dter l330 Roona. Mald --1""'1
NEED ANY TYPE Mft .. , , OchJ .... -wit ~. Leaio· V~. li<!Ve, Iii ... _... E>cetllent! e -Util Pd .
Take Aclvalltage of Our HOLLAN D Bus. S1l11 5.U-ISl:I .-. ct.¥. CAU. -NOW la ,_ ~ to !Wt e Call ~., e
111$ °"""''· C.M. 64>-fl10 LSE 3 BR, J BA, tarn rm, U. ID the So. ~ on the J BR. l\O BA, patio, balQony,
patlo,....,.. ...... prly lldJ. lllud. Y'UIJI, *": "'llY $m ~· •· ~ •.. -mo on'·~· ~ mo. lmmac. iaml11;borne: ~'"'" U9J• -• ~··r
Reliable Real Estate
848-3391 894-2296 evr~.
Irvine
PURSE AP PEAL
Nicely upended 4 bdrm. and
famlly room on ~u:cd
lo!, for only $38.500.
COLWELL CLOSE·ODT 'SPECIAL '~.... 220 U~---~~.-. 3 BR. • den, -..... .... ady .......... Apt c 673-1521
_..,.,...-...;._ ·-~"..;...'---~ -~ a5 Hunti"""" 8eld! to move Jn toda,! ~ Topu ~or:..o.54&-=-'1'111=·-----I
FIN ANCL\L PARTNER. Qenerel WINTER leue, oo the North WATERFRONT Spac. S BR
8 redhill
REALTY
Unlv, Park Center, Irvine
Call Anytim e, 833-0820
Otfire houn 8 AM to 8 P t\.f
Laguna Beach
Charm & Comfort
I11 )'OUJ'I wilh this 2 bdnn., 1
bath lovely family home.
Close to schoolx, beach &
•hopping. Large, prlvale
patio f.or lots of fun year
'round, For m ore in-
form ation call Ron
Williams. $38,9W.
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REAL ESTATE
ll90 Glenneyre St.
494--9473 549-G.ll6
DREAM HOU SE
PROPERTIES INC
REALTORS
* PIER & SUP *
60 Ft. 3 Bdnna., 3 bathl
Immaculate! $250,000 * BAYFRONT * Choice 35 ft. Nord. 4 BR. 3
ba. Pier/slip. $195,000. * NE\VPORT SHORES *
3 Br, 2 ba, 2-story. Mooring
priviL $37,000.
LIDO REALTY
3377 Via Lido, NB 67~7300
3 Bf.DROOMS • 2 BATJfS
Close 10 ocean. $37,500
Cantrell Really 833-2224
NEA R NE W . IN C.M.
3 BR, 2 ba ., 2 frplc. +
formal din, rm. + + 2C)x.20
tarn . rm. $41 ,900. Contac:1
Jon Martin.
LIDO REALTY nn Via Lido. N.B. 673-7300
BY OWNER 3 BR, 2BA.
r l' n\ o<.k1cd, redecora1ed.
Open house 12-3. Mon l.hru
Fri. 1-4 Sun. $38,500.
673·1658, 67$-7616, 645-8684.
San Cl•mente
On The Last 5 Coedollllnl•ms
IN PHASE TWO
• Minimum $950 Moves You In.
• No Closing Costs.
• Free Upgrade Carpet.
• Immediate Possession.
IN ADDITION, you gel 2 & 3 bedrooms, 114 &
2 baths, built-in range, oven, hood, dish·
washer, disposal, individual Jaundry area, en·
closed private garage, private entrances,
choice of carpet color, cable TV, swimming
pool, gas B-B-Q & park-like recreational
area.
All this for as little as $207 per month, in-
cludes everything.
Santa Ana Fwy. to Culver, right about 1;, mile
to Walnut (!st road on Jell), left 1 mile to
"Walnut Square"; or San Diego Fwy. to
Culver, left about 3 miles to Walnut, right to
"Walnut Square" or call 714/832-9670.
Earn $!OlO a year for lhe BEAqTIFUL. spacious fami· ba.y. View. 3 BR., family &: F/R, boat dock avt. Yr.
rest of )'OUr lite on a fully ly home with 4 bedrooms + rm., furn. $42$ Mo. lse. $325. 675-8192 0 r
secured inwl:tmenl 0 r den + .eparate family WINTER lease. 3 ~1., 2 642-3559.
121.000. Cpll R. ff 111 , lllltfALI room with fireplace .t wet baths. S300 mo. 236 Aul• --O'"'N"T;;H;;E"'e"•=--
557-1041. bar, 3 baths. Three car We have many ou* "'Y
Houeel*Apla. garage + space for winter A•yearly ren1llJ · .. ~BR., $145. Win~~ rental. ~ t. I.Mn 240 * 141•1!1! * boat I camper / tralla. available now ; 926 E. Balboa. 61Ul4'.
1st TD L Leue at $395/mo. lncludlna WI LLIAM WINTON 2 BR -· $1llO per mo. oans water A aardener. Available REAL TY· 67.S.3331 Winter. Utfl pd. No pela. 217 .-~...: approx. 25 Sept. '12. Pleue .. 19th, N.B. ~ ..,..% INTEREST S80 ' PRIVATE Bachelor phone 96Ull8 or 673-7'176 Condominlumo Co""'" dtl Mnr
2nd TD Loans ~:t'pd'''.'"""'· Vacant. All for lnlonnatlon. Unfvm. 320 % Duplex-I ~ w/yard. UtiJ
Lowest ratea Orange Co. 1125 • HARD"fo Bea" 2 Br. 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath. Generil ~ul~, nomo.pe,?'~ -. ·
0 WE BUY TD'S0 stove, kidl/pet welcome. $200 per month! Bltns, LUXURIOUS 2 bd. 2 ba.,
s.ettltr MfV, Co. 1i xlnt condition. 962-4471 Nwp. Bell. Bluffs, 1375 per ** OCEANFRONT t BR.
642-2171 54.s.06ll 1165 • PAR 3• 2 sr. nr. golf or 546-8103, Agt. mo. 1 .. ,. TI<l6ff.U38, ,or $Zi0. CALL BErWEEN l ::.J
Serving Harbor area 21 yrs. course~ Encl. Kar. Avl noW! 213./598.&M4. . • &: 5:~, 5*-M41.. · * NEED MONE Y? * 3 BR. 2 Ba. newly deoor. Nr COSTA MESA 3BR 2%BA. c .. 11 -
We represent several private 11870 • STUDENTS! 3 Br. 2 beach. Boat P,te. $240/mo. MRnewly painted, $295 ~ mo. .;W.;._;.E.;;E..;K;;.;L:;Y;;.;·:;...,,..~ .... ...;TH_L~Y-
1 nd · Bo • • Studio. R / 0 . 9fi8..6215, 962-8851. ,CATERIN0,·962-4471. •n-"fl'll e ers. rrow •1aitut the Crpt/drpa. Family ok. ...... . Executive Suites
equity in your home. Call * A1UUe on lot $145. Pt1v tncd Cott• Meu 20lt Newport llvd.
for free appralll8.I. S22S _ oCEANFRONT! 2 B,r. home. Crpts, drps. Cost• Meu
BALBOA BAY PROP. !urn. Frplc., gar. UHi pd. Ronf.A.Hou11 97"8430 3 BR, 2 BA, crpts, :t .. ~2,~I J . 1 * 642-7491 * LANDLORDS I lrvl.ne bttns.1 0
1235K. . Swimo. Chlldre1 STUD.IOS A I BR'S .
WE arTange 1st Ir. 2nd RE FREE RENTAL SERVICE pe 8 m P1) o , '-FJiEE. Llntu '
loan•. AUo purcha"" TDs. BEACON RENTALS 546-37tO. ~FREE UJilltial
Bia. '9U332, 492-0424. * 645-0lll * 3 BR, 2 be, lam rm .... $325 NEW 3 Br. Condo at "Brad' . Kitchen .
iiiiiiiii I HUNTINGTON 3 BR, 2 be ••••••••••••• $330 ford Place." Call aft 6 pm; • n ioated Pool I~ Sharp 3 ~ach .;re•· 4 BR, 214 ba. tam rm .•• $425 5"-8116. • 1 e (bi.undry'Facilities
H ho
m utch e TV A ma.id aerv avail
aven .me. New ~hag Hunti _._. Be ch e Phone Serv" carpets with matching • .......... • tee {~I \ I . ' I
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On lgf. fenced Jot ; room for
pooL-3 BR, 2 ha's, liv &. din.
nns w/beam cril. & frplr..
Oiecry kitch, \v/brkfst.
area; a goodiP at $43,500. SELL fSM,9001 or trade 3 Condominiums * 499-2800 * BR, 2 BA ocean VlC\V home for .. 1. 160
San Clemente for N. Orange ,.......,.,._----~;.;;
Houses Fumllhocl 300
174 Gener•I
drape•. Sparkling clean. t BDRM, drps, waaher/dry. * $3t WEEK & UP *
..R.ent is $230,rr month. er;·refrta, pool. Near Har-•Studio Al BR Apts ·
hour VI"" Scboo1, 12511. e TV A lllafd Service Anll ~ .. I'~ II \
---1:,,,l11i1·
~ Co. 544-4294. ELEGANT 3 BR, 2 ha, tam LOT in fam.OUI lAkt Havuu,
home Of the world f&lnout
London Bridge. Located
dose to all schools I: city.
~ W111tmlnster " rm. pool, rec rm.-all tor
... .,, t:().l.!,t 11wv; less than $35,000. A&ent, NJMt.1a==au: * 5 BR., SOL VISTA * 642-3073 or 6#-881.C. · $9000 or will ~ for Costa
Meaa or Newpoa:t Beach m.
come prop. 6"-1687,
TRI·levei custom home. VA Sharp 2 story in prestige financin.¥ avail 3 Br., 180• area. !-II terms. ~45,800.
_..,view. JOHN .READ REAL TY
$74,99S 7li·894~ .. l I 213-598-4401
Seeing is Buying
Pwta.fina Laguna
7141494-9388 -U.H,,_ l[i •J
CUSIUM home. Beautiful 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~jii ocean view. Undergrowid •
utilities. 3 Br., 2 ha, Mobile Homes
For S•le $69,995
Atrium· Fountain
125
Portafina Laguna PALM Desert mobile home
TI4/494-9388 on greatly improved lot.
ATRIUM ENTRY Planned co i:n mun l t y.
Brick walks & iron ~aie lead Won de T f u I atmosphere.
to unique 4 BR, lam. rm. Clubhou!ll"', pool, 18 hole
home; lrpl., many extras 16 go lf. Sell, trade or assume.
x 35' free form pool ; canyon ~lO=w"d_o_wn_._900-_'..,,...14_33~·~~
View, $65,000. NEAR ocean . .BcauWol cpt.
MISSIPN REALTY 494-0731 2 Br., lge ld1cheri. bht1ff,
•..:,. A.!lking $6,200 or make offer. ~.995 CaU art 6 pm. 536--9629.
Unlimited ocean view. 2 Br., 2 ba. 24xGo Wc'Sterner, llke new. 2
Portafina Laguna Br, den, wet bar. air cond.
714/494-9388 Across st (rom heh. SJS-4876
Duploxn /Unlts
.... 162
NEW DUPl;EXES
Immediate occupancy. Near
beach In Huntington Beach.
Open noon lil dusk. West of
Beach on Adams, south on
Huntington St. to Portland
Circle. $45,950. 536-8188.
SUPER delux Spanish style
Duplex, East Costa Mesa,
BEAUTIFUL . ocean view
lots, $18,750 It op. Terms.
Underground utilities.
494-9388
PORTAFINA LAGUNA
ARROWHEAD. golf courae
lot nr. club. Lake view.
Fare! Walker, Realtor
Ann 642-8989 64&-7414
Each 3BR. 2BA w/shag Rindtei, Firms,
crpt, All elect kitchn.
Spanish deoor. Kingnarrl _o:;.rov;..;:.;,;;•;.• ____ .;;1n
Real Estate, 642-2222. SECLUSION, PRIVACY
NE\V triplex, COfita Mesa, 3 SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE.
,BR. 2 BA and (2) 2 BR. 1%: W/approx 1000' Sacto. River
BA, 3 dbl garages. Ideal frontage Ideally situated for
owner setup. i 7 .2 • sq o. private ;~triJ>. ·o I d e r
&f!)..4203 bldina'1. Priced' •t "$110,000. N.~E:;W,,;:.d;:u..,p!-ex-J'""B"R-.,-:>-:B'°a-.,"'2' I Pret "selling w/good terms
R 2 B I hut may con.sider exchange. B , a. rplcs, ocean, bay . Please phone 1l.c.548--0946. vu, good rental loc. Owner.
$79,950. 962-0349 or
213/GM-118.l. or 642-7523.
TOP of World. by O\vner. Income Proptrfy 166
Brick -& stucco 4 BR, 2 BA, LIDO V i 11 a a: e wtiterfront ,;;;;,;;;;;.;,--;::·:;;=~
BY Owner: 10.ll acres
beautiful 2·yr. old ·avocado
grove, Bonsall al'l"ll • 95%
Hass, 5% Fuerte. Complete--
ly fenced. Excell~nt soil.
29% down -\viii carry
papers. $10,900. per acre.
n 4: 728-2341.
FrH Rental Services
TO
LANDLORDS ,\ND
TENANTS
All prlcea: and all areas
67.S.7225 ~
COl.WELL
PROPERTIES. INC
REALTORS
Balboo h l1nd
WINTER. 4 Br, nr, new,
·blcyfront, $360 mo. We have
others bayfront or Inside.
Salisbury Realty
315 Marine Ave. 673-6900
"SINCE ISl6" 1213) 002-2418. e Phone Service-Hid Pool
Realton ~9491 1st Western Bank Bldg, 4 Br, erpts, drps, pool, RIO, e Qilldren 6 Pet leC1Son
Open Eves Univenity Park Irvine whr/dryr, :retg, clubhse, 2376 Newport1Blvd, CM
LANDl.ORDS! D1ys . ss2.1000' llllthh 1225. 54&-1405, 537-538<. Th~o: ~•nl
We Spe&ibo In Newport l BR, oven/range, refrig, El Puerto Mesa O:wna . c;rpll ltecreation facilities,
Beach e , del Mar e 3 BR. 2 baths • •• •• •••• $325 ' mo mo. 962--0557. J en•s • $l30 UP A Laguna. OUr R~tal Ser-2 BR. 2 baths ..... , .. , '$300 .,-~_..;.._...:.;.;.:____ ~
vice ts FREE to YouJ Try 3 BR. 2 ba. !am rm ••• $425 Town~ou1e Unfurn. 335 Furnished Apts.
Nu-Vl""'t ,.. 4 BR. 2 baths ......... $350 Huntington Bo ch All Ulilitios ·P1id
=IEW _,RENT~ ired h1·11 3 BDRM, 6ltns. :.le, new ~""~!1:~~';,i. * WHY ~'!' We have jhag crpt. Pool. No pets. LRG. furn. 1 Br. apl laund·
houses avail for nothing Alto 2 bdnn. 962-167.f, gar., quiet. NI' m kt 1 •
down to vets & 5% dmvn to REALTY DUPiexes Furn. 345 Woman pref'd. $125. Furn.
anyone. Call anytime, Univ. Park Center, Irvine $i 3~. 1922 Wallace, Apt. B.
SCO'IT REALTY, 536-7533. Call Anytime, 833--0820 Newport Buch _S<S-.oS=='~'·==-~--
EXEC. 2 sty colonial 5 BR. 3 OHice hours 8 AM to 8 PM NEW 3 Bdrm frpl dlih hr SHADY ELMS and POOt.
BA, newly decorated. . .bltnl • .f:lnd St. ~-A:ail l & 2 Br. Pool. $140 up.
646-83:.lO cir 833-3354. TURTLEROCK Hills 4 br, Oct ht S48-5:110 Unlurn. Av a i I. ELM
F .R. View home. Pool ten-' . GARDENS AP'rs, 177 E.
Capiltr•no Be•ch nis. Prlv. $ 4 7 5 / m 0 • 2 ,:r ... furn, all util pd. $250. ·.22nd St;, C.M. 642-364.5.
._....,, '' ' t 1 •l L
OCEAN View. 2 Br, 2 Ba. 833-lTIO. 04 Se~B. SHARE an apt. U7.50 to $25
e 4 BR, 2 ba. ug Mlll'ine. Den. 2 patios. 2 car pr. 3 BR. 2 Ba. home o'looking wk. Util. phone, pool incl.
$300 wfnt Call Frplc. Adults only, OO-Pfitl. adll. pool in Univ ... Park. ~UT •• new lower duplex. Men or women. 23'16
PREF Students. 4 br, 2 ba,
Avail now. $350 mo, utils
pd, Set 126 Collins Ave. or
call Eves, (213) "289-8366.
673-6;;• e-:,_, . Lou, SSOO/mo. See . wkn:l's. 3C822 $325. Owner &ff.\161& Anlllf)'lt)l·rmttar. Walk to ~wport Blvd., C . M .
Doheny Pl. dr lnq : 675--0689 '' bta~, ·•hopping, schls, un-645--3967, aft s. Laguna ISMch futii., 3 BR S285/mo. 215 ,,......,,.=.....,==~~I
3lrd St. Inquire, 675-<l223. * $25 P ER WEEK *
WINTER on BAY $300 JBR Coron• del Mar $163 • 1 BR. stove/refri&:, Du-texn IJnfu ., ... 11 & Up, Pool Ir. maid service.
2 BA, trplc, CTV, W/D. 619 n~w crpts_, drps~gar. Ocean/ """" . rn... ~ l(itchcns av&::L .Motel Tahiti
B.•lboo P1nlnsul1
W. Bay, hlk to ocean. at *2 BR. 2 B•. Hom.+ c1!.Y vu. . Hunttriliton a..O. corner Harbor I: V\ctoria.
Buena :Villta with view. 2 Car garage. carpei.1, $185 · ~bl pd. Charming l ' * CLEAN 2 Br. <!lose to
67l-6467 or 673-6000. drapes, blt--ins. Loe. just BR w/frplc. Garden Getting. IMMED. OCCUPANCY abopt. Adu1ts only,· bO pets.
$90 • Mob Hm. Sep Garage short blk. from Ocean Blvd. $225 • 2 BR, l~ blks beach. 2 4 3 Bdrm. apt. with Inquire 179~ ~Rocbemr.
Unit $l00. Bal Isl $1l5. All $450 Month, annual/lease Very quiet. Beaut ocean dishwasher, bltm, db 1 e.M. BAY & BEACH view. garage w/la .. ~·. ·•··l;;=~-:::-=-,-~-1 util pd, NU VIEW RE ..,"Y.17 .. -& LRG 1 Br. Nicely turn.
room for pool & boat pkg, bargain, $3495. Also luxury
walk to schools. $49,000. dbl wide at $7995. 673-3817.
4S4-4075 eves. NEW 35' trailer 25' cabana.
LGE. 2 BR. new home, close Park lll' Lido. 2 Br., tum.
to Victor Hugo's; R·2 lot, Pti. Sch. Pt'U welcome.
nn. for 2 more unit'I. 11S~l~l,000~·~53&-~~24~38~· ~~~
COMMER CIAL
Pacifi c Coast Hwy. frontage.
2 Stores, 2 offlcra. $60,000.
Only $16,000 down payml,
Ask for Donald J.fodge
133-0700 644-24311
Rent-A-House 979.1430 Re•lty 675--3000 -NTALS cpl, West of Beac,h on w/pool. SlJ9/mo. No pets.
Re•I E1t•t1 Wanted 114 YE RLY 3 BR 2 BA H 00 v · 673-4030 or 494-3248 Adams, aouth on Huntington l.88i Monrovia Ave. No 3
--2 :r, 2 Ba~~~~~~ii Sehl 'district: A~ ~t :". NEW luxury 2 Br 'condo. Sur-. St. to Portland Circle .. ~70 • '
3.10 MAGNOLIA 494-1297 ~
L•guna Nlgual ~e11 £1111., f-al --
NEW OONOO on East 9, Gtnar•I ~ ColdWall,Banlcs
view golf ooune, 3 Br. 2 Ba, :;;;;;;;;;;;~~I~~-~e4LtO.RR~S
1c0::cwne=r:..· ::.67>-c...:5033=·----Ac,...9e for sale _..._.
Lido ltle
VIA HAV RE
S BR., fam ily rn1. Lgc. child-
ren's playrm., sond!'ck. Lg.
patio. <10x110· Lot. $125,000.
bOIDCIR& '°™" Ja. _,_
3416 Via Lido 675-4562
SPOTLESS 3 BR by owner.
40' lot. $69,800. 203 Via Nice.
675-3984.
M ission Viejo
SAN MARCOS
35 ACRES
On Rancho Santa Fe Rd.
Ready to develop
with all utilities
to the property
$lt3,500 Full Price
REALTORS
SINCE 1944
673-4400
NEW DUPLEX' $481950.
featuriftJ' 3 bdrril., 2 ba.,
"Owner's unit" & 2 bdrm., l
ba. income unit. Xlnt loca-
tion. Large attracti"e units.
Quiet privacy. See 151 E.
Bay St., Coflta M • 1 a ,
642-4837.
INVESTORS SPEC IAL
-Sherp triplex, sell-
ing at 7X's g ross. Only
$42,SOO. C e II T H E
REAL ESTATE FAIR,
53'-2S51.
* ft)uick Cash * Alvarado Place. Lease. 963-4919. rounded by trees, fountains. 5M-31.83. 1 Br. Lret Stove, ttlrig.
Will buy )'-OUl' property. All BR, Walk to &Qlf tennis, CC. All Duplex .. , Crp•• ~ pat;•. "M
cash within 72 hrs. Call 3 214 Ba, moderni:.:ed. 3-C I u-appl's Child OK ~" 315" F U fu -... .,~ .... .....,.
park
, 01 • ,...p · · ......... .14 urn . .,r • m . 355 :r.rature a·dutts. ,...., ~'"'".
car g. $.150 mo. 305 West Nlne. 4~9227. 1-..,;c~..;;....:.;~:.::c....;::: ..::==::-0-7-';-""'=~
BROKERS INC.
962-8151
RES. INC. UNITS
(40 units minimum) "'·anted
by 01vner ol large equity in
12 units, Costa Mesa. Prefer
medium priced ttntals,
Costa Mesa area. \Vill add
cash & asawne. Call 'vogel
Co. Realtors 548-9346.
\VANTED: duplex OT house
on R·2 lot In Corona de!
Mar: under $60.000.
AGENT 644-7525
Montero. 879-5991 • EXTRA Nict'! 1 Br. fncd Gener•I Fum B•ch & 1 Br. Ex·
Cut• M.141 yrd for sm1 pol Jll5. L1gun1 Hiiis .-ptlon1lly nlcol 2110
LOVELY 4 BR. 2% BA. Nr.
May Co. Dishes, linens,
w.hr/dryer, dshwhr, lrg
)'l'd, sprlnklen, dbl a:ar. 976
Denver Dr. CM. 540-2442.
SMALL 2 bdrm furn. "'ar
house. Adu1t.s. No pets. $150.
S<S-2134.
ALA Rlflt1ls e 645-3900 I-BR, .& . de~ uot, Quaint Newport l!lvd C M.
LOVELY ! BR &: den, 2 ba. Corona·del Mar loc. t ~ -· ' •
• BONANZA! 3 Br lrg tnod beaut landscaped, garden oft xlnt beach.$~ Yrly 1 B~. or 2 Br. ht. &bops. Pool.
yrd, kids/pet. Npt Hgts patio. CUl!llom crpts Ir. drps. 3 BR. 2 bl. fu,rn. Nice swim-u~ pd •. Adults, no petJ.1184
$175. dshwshr & bltns. Frplc ming beach. Uoobstructed ~ 548-4336.
ALA Rent•ls e 64S..3900 Overlooks Leisure World bay view. $4%). $90 Ir up. Nicely furnished I
2 Br. + Family rm new Golf Course. $325. 830-7782 3 BR. 2 ba. oceanfront unit ln Br. Trailers. Adu t ts,
paint/c:rpta:2 car + '00-.tl Newport Bl•ch duplex. Walk to all stores, 645-4530. 132 W. Wilson, CM.
camper/prden sp. E-C.M. reataura.nts. Unfum. $325 * Stunning 1 4 2 BR. 2 Ba.
To "'P· manieds w/1 schI-$225-2 Br. Bltns, new Annually Gard ~ n--1
.. • child. "". •-"··t + crpt/drps, oar, cbannelh'nt. Irwin Co., Rl~ 64U1ll en ap .. ruu . 6f5..55.'l>.
•-~v ~ • Ii~~~~~~~~~ '110 "/i. 18th St; CM. $170 • Util-pd. 1 Br, N. end. S50 C:refund). Avail no"\\'. Dock. 1 Bt>RM apt le J bachelor
Garage, \Valk t<»•n .. L-L 536-0414. $300-3 Br. 2 Ba. Bltns, Gar. !::~ . I~ -~·" ' • ~ v f b ~· ., ::-:0-. moy.~ Incl •tfl $180 • Util pd, 2 houses from e CRASH Pad' Spa Furn u o ay. ~ ocean. AP¥1~ts for Rent •.u _..._ bch p t' Ti t ·•· B ' c. $400-2 + den. 2 Ba, Frplc. · a 10• 11.Y pe ~. ach, All utll, .ihcl. $75. Beaut. patio w/dock 1-"d.I••••••••• /BEAUT. FURN 2 BR.., ..... •·p $225 • Lge 2 BR, gar, deck. ALA R t I e 645-3900 iu. 1• .,...,;, .. Vlcw. Quiet, conv. 'location. en • 1 NU-VI EW RENTALS .&-. f urn. 'MA Util paid. Htd Poot Adlts, no
NU-VIEW RENTALS e CONS!D£1! Thi•! 2 Br. nr 673-4000 or 494-3248 ..,.,.. , ... peta. -2 St un1--.
6734000 or -494-3248 schla:. Kkla/pet. $150. &.Ibo• Island Hurpti,,,.ton 8e•dt
Lido lslo ALA Ront1ls e 645-3900 LI DO ISLE? l~w~IN~l~'ER;;-;~tal;f:\;bij;·";.;ll ~~~~~~;;;;;;;I
OWNER. 4 Br. 1% Ba. t.rg Clw>mid ·nged 3and completely »•ater. 2 ~. r,]1': ~ L1QUl~:Eltfo'OSA
WINTER 2 BR. 2 be., IO. fenced yard. Cul-de-Mc· ecorat . bedroom home BR l BA $275 mo Le' 8pUdib !:state ta..
patio, dbl pr, frplc, F.A. 11ttet. Children/pets ok. w/cozy fil'eplace, plush n-P1c a: pr No ~bi a;; Ina A Spacloue Apt&. 'JWr..
* AEGEAN HILL.<:; ->I
BDRM. HOi\lF: \\'l'fll AD·
DED DINING A R F: A ,
LARGE 1\1ASTt:ll BllfUl1 -
FULL ~IZF: \\I A LI\. I N
WARDROBE, 11 O U H LE
BRICK f' I R f; P LAC F.,
XTRA J.AH GE D F: N .
XLNT. cbND. S4>\,5 1l0 .
KATELLA fl E ,\ LT Y,
837·9400.
Business P roperty 154
* Money Maker *
$31,5CKI Down $210,tm F.P.
Shopping center w I s o I Id'
IC'n;1nts in great area, tihow·
ing a solid 13.75% cash
spendable on f>rojected in-
comt> of SJ0,4:;(1. Allowance
fur n1g111t., reserve and
\'tu·ancy o! J3<;,;, Ugured in.
Don 't 11·all on thi~ bargain.
Not l;i.111·.11. just prolituble!
INVESJ'ORS 7% Down. New
4 unit apt. Westmin~t@r ,\
Huntington Beach. 968-0407,
968-2::i86 bel\vn 9 a.n1 & 11
heat. (113) 794-5683 dayt; Clean. $275/rdo. se-135&. carpeting and tmmediate <>Pal 675-mi · raced. ,PoQI; ~ Ill
Busin111 (213) 793-7832 eves; ~250f. Ref'& Avail 10/15. poueuion. Le a• e of BBQ, UJJbelievable ~ ..
. Opportunity 200 \vknds . . $400/mo. CALL MS-84l4, LI'ITLE Iil ( w 1 n t er ) OnJ,y
Newoort Beach
PR IME INCOME
Hall a block fron1 ocl'an, 2
lmrnacula!r <luplr:-.•·~. 10':
Down, 10'ilt Nrt ~l"'f'nrln hlr
po11slblc. O\lo·n1·r :1nx1ous.
Submit.
The GERRIE CO.
64,S.4400 642-5557
BAYCREST LOT-
79 x 120 R-1: eomph·lr 11 ith
approved plans for 2fll~1 ~
1t 4 Br. horrie. $19,7!"!(),
--1GEM-
1GJ0 \\I, Coa.111 Jhvy., N.H.
REALTORS 612·1GZ\ * CHANNEL FRONT • -
RAMP' & FLOAT
$69,750
2 Br., 2 Ba. SPOTLESS!
'Ownt>r will carry. 644--0259
HARBOR VIEW HOME
MONACO. 2 + den, 2 ba.
Fe<. 0-644·2536.
45' BAP"'JlONT,_5_.000 aq. ft.
home. Pler/OoaL $195,00'>
Marghall IWlll) 675-4600
2 tc duplexes, ntxt door. 1i
blk from oc:e.11.n beach.
185.000 ... Ai'-~
Any clay la the BEST DAY ID
n,. an ad! Don'~ da&a.1 •••
call todq-
* 9 Units *
pn1.
TRl-PLl~X 2' BR., each
W/pa.lio.'I. Prim@ r l! n ta I
area in, C. M. Only $49,9:-,0.
GJWtAhf Realty 646-2414 * 4-plex nr. So. Coast Plaza.
Deluxe 3 Br owner's unit.
Bia. 545-2321.
S<rlid 111ul1i·tcn11.nt, indostrlol
bu ildi ng. $220,000, ln South
S:u1ta Ana. Only 2·yrs. old.
2G<;;, [knvn, yicldio projected
1 J ';. t•nsh return on $32,~. lndustrl•l P~rtv ~
sr'h<'tlulrd inro~c, * M-.l CORN ER *
Grubb ~ .. Ellis, Bkrs. I \V/Oldcr house, prime roe ..
17 ___ .>;i•·70CX1 C.1\1, Ann, Fare! \\'alker
Commercial Rltr. 642·8989: 646-7414,
Property 151 Lot1 for . ~•le 170
NEWLY LISTED
C-1 LAND
NE\VPORT Stach 90' fron.
tage, view er occt1n &
harbor. !W.000. 64G-3613 -·· •Waterfront. S)' boat 111tp.
Lot T. Oollinl Island .
673--1710. ~
Mobllo Homo!
Trtlllor Porkl 172 .,
~--------2 BR. &: den. Choice Udo loc. 41 ~·Family Room, b:>me ·sotrrH COASl' REALTORS, w/boat lnda:. Lower dupl@x. 2 BR STUDIO $241 or eue tn Ne w p or t l2x24' LR. 2 Br, atereo mus. ALL".-~· •
$600 Mo. thru June, Incl. HelghtJ area. Top Coo-Id h t · ............. u:.i> PAID·
Owner·Mana9er
Positk>ns are now avail·
able for per90ni \v/one
of the following bkg .. nds:
Engineering, acct'g, pro-
duction, shipping &: re-
ceiving In the .narlne .G:
aMOClated recrt'ationAl
lndtllltr)', Qualified per-
50ns must be financially
stable • cash 1nvf'stment
roq'd $25.000. Snlariett:
commensurate \\"ilh nbll·
ity A share o( profih•
which &hould e x e e e d
$50,000 P<"r yr. For appt.
send brier ttsume, Incl
phone ii to:
Enduro RocrNlion1I
P roducts 1
522 "O" Old DoCk Rd,
TennbW llland, Calif. '
or call 12131 547,mz
gardener. Profess. decor. & dltion $4Ss • mo. Call Mt 3 BR. 1-sty, Newport Shotts. cen, E'a • gar. 2 adlta. Adults No peti
comp. tunUsbed Bail ' ' Bltns, etc. Walk to beach. $2:15. Less for 1· 67~. j
Lawson, Realtor 6T:r4562 ey Agent m.8550. i $325 fl1).. yrt,y. SO:.Ulkt/Zll: QIAR.MlNG Ba}' 1 r 'o n ts (4 bUcsrS. of San IJle&o 1'rwy * 2 Br, 1 Ba. 1'ownboµle. 639-35!59. Winter Both w/trp1C A shag on ~ .J. bit w. on Holt
Newport ha~ Lrg, paUO. I a r Ip o o 1. NORTH BLUJTS View 4 crptl 3 BR., 2 BA. 3ll N. to l621l Partslde Lane.)
191.30-Utlt pd. Bach at =·~-= .:00~:2°5 br, 214 ba ......,;,,., F~ &,front. $350. 2 BR, 1 BA. (714), SIT-
beach. Ideal for student. • J • ~ rm. Pool. Cu•t features, Nr 401 , N. Ba,)o~nt $ 3 0 0 .
Balboa 4 BR, 2 Ba. .-. F. 11., ochls. 1425. ~ ~ • ' fl4' • Ila
11751 Br. Frplc, 1ar, patio, r;.~· .!;!rview.El '1125 Util .pd 2 Br crp~ 2 'BR, nr ntw," F/A -btat. ~ .A· 1 BR. .. lloe. ~~2·¥1>'· 3 Br 2 •M -· -r. n4: ....; _,,.,..: .... !kid& W/D, D/W, .... d~k. Nr "' prtv. ....... • ~~ w o. ocean. • Ba. -w••· R , ~· u --_ ••~ So. a., l.25% Am<thyat Dfvlded b&lb tr .... cl
Frplc, gar. Pat to. Yt'ly $.150. l.q. t BR RED EC. $131. ont....-novso ",...... S2lS mo ihru.Junt '73. N,,.; clooe(I. Ilic ball; pool ls
NU-VIEW RENTAL~ Ktds/pei. ok. , · I BR..""1. bltna, tlec. pt. S4U791. · '' pbol tabla, ,.,.,. btlbo.
67'.r411:.l or 49W248 Ronl-A·H-~door. Walk lo --~O:RTH -wt£t.<r See tar -· lml
WINTER rentals on be.ach, 2 3 Br, $191 p., MO ~y lie. 1'7M051. . . • ...._.,38Jt, d!f n 1 k at r 1 • Ket.1-., Ln. Cl '"" W. of
Br. "'°" 1330. t Br. apt. D<pos req'd. ~ att '5 WALK lo ..,.... lOnt l BR. Qt mo. 3 .. 4 •~ 1qli\alis ~ :!'iils oe;si-i.r).
$200 .. -·-· ~2846 3 BR 2·n• llneed -~ r.m. nn., ,,_..,., 1.3$1lu!11:1ill90' '3llOolllO mO. 2U/349-3e&9l'\:;;=::-7"";;..:;;:.,. __
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WATERFRONT Cabin lcr l 1235. * M&-1672 S.n C...,_ NEARLY ,,..., 3 BR, 2 BA. !136-Jm .., ~'12S2. beuh.
or 2 adults. $135/Jnl).. Utll ..:..:. ~ ..,.. AU Met Jdtdl.
pd. Wl•I"· Ba, ...... 1'£&lkr ~3.:.. n I c, e l J 2 "" ls ~ re •I i iotio. ... .....0 LI~ .......
Park, Ph. 611 :ml. dr)ll. •-ar.«i°rr'.' A ::1"~ ·=~ ':t Ill. 1llili1lt !!pl ' ~NT z"in\; dedt,.
, 0o U.. llea<h • Jll$ 3 ... Jlill 3'-1111. l i( -~ • -..-_ , ....... 'l'otdJi ""'1)' ll'plc.I bwn c e 111nI1 . utfljld.Kldook., -JOl'd.'195-8d\iiii1Ji;S,lll,Jll4 dltH•hd }, BR Wlnter.Nopefl,(M;.$'19'J,I
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f PAtlOUS 1 I 2 BEDROOM APT.
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e FAMILY AFFA IR • ~ rotttp aod ....... Needed Brookhunt/Allanla, H .B. Contr-
1 •• " 3 BR'a. $1!6 .. $235 ** NEW ** _ .. ~~-@. PAY TOP OOLLAI\ 963-3116.
Adult L1v1..,
Dlllnruller color coonllnated app1181lces •
-Plush •bag carpet . mlmJred wardrobe door• ~t l!ghthig In kitchen • breakfast bar -·lflll• pr!Vat.. fenced patio • plush landscap.
Fuml"*'I
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Ttnbla ct, Po0L. BBQ. dlUd ---OLD COIN SHOP LOST.,,;;'-, ""'Ad"""'ul,-t-m-al"'e-c-a-t REMODEL or r•no vat••
ptQt atta. 1>i1;y cue eeoter, INM *""•' olfitft • ""'"'r' ow 222 Forest, L.B. 494-ml ,..,~.. -uow •-ir. v u. Ge:oenl contradtr A: ..._ ......, 1-..1 C-11 •oo. ~tlc.tl'f tw......,., .... '6 J~ '"' ....._ • ,_ l< •--•-• )II _ ap. ~ ~~· -.. :.i!/:1 lA CQSJA APJS. rthct •a-"1 °' "" .. blrJ C*I PROBJ.nl ~--. eon.. Jamaica IM, NB. Reward ~-~ll09 •·-.6 puv flQI. o_. ..... ~.,.D ..,. ,.,. tf cr11t u •illc 111-. • ..... _._,,. :r ~""' elt. .,. .. -•
F -•1 --..,15mo OWING ~ Odent. sympatbettc 502-«ln • • ,,. .... .._..,,._ FOR .nlE GR ~1m1~~.WS.A1 t ;;;i:-:-;C,:.:'::.,-~--,,-JA CK Taulan•Rap&it
FAM IL y. SEE FURN. 1 I. 2 a.droom ~ ..__ ~ pregnancy counaellng. Abor-PEARL Ring, in or &.bout remod., addit. 21 1fL np.
~ .lftg • bQcl< Bar·be.Qiies -large heated pools & !anal. All' conditioning . . '1tt So.•Brlafol St., Santa Ana 5S7.f20t
Bachelen • 1 lcfrml MODELS.• (n4) MU629. e BUUt·lna e Shag carpelt Oon I. Adoptions rttf. AP· Country Cousins ~lrkt in lJc'd. My Wa,y Co. 5f74)1.
2 Bdrm1 e 3:8drm1 6401WARNERAVE. e Drapes e WalktncloaetJ DESK space avallable $50 CARE.6G-CSS. Mesa del Mar area.
111.1: or 2 Full &.ths * MOVE IN TODAY * e Swhnmlng Pool mo. Will provide tumiture Reward. 5.57-488.1. Ad~~ .. ~i:;c
Spac 2 • 3 BR tn f-pla. AU • Bar-b-Quea at $5 mo. Answering 11tn1lce Socl•I C lulN: SU LOST sliver/blue miniatUl'T m.ron * 5&-211U ' COLDWELL, ~Kl!R I co~
1 • MAHAG ll'fG AGENT Kuter lilt ~ WI n....1 k1A .. ~"'-e Encloted Gan.re available. 7l2 Forest Aw, FIND YO'"'....,...., poodle, male, white collar. ~-•·--~ . ..., -· ~ l a Utiltie P id v~ ,,. ~ w ..,7:;: ftlc::orne. From $139. See All $ a l.apm: Bndt, Of...9tfi6 IN SOMEONE ELSE. vie. ltuntington To\\·nahi.p, Drivew•v..
bumlor ftrepl&ce. Mir. lTln K«'-"B". DE.SK .,._ a"""'bOe 11'<1 DISCOVER H.B. R.-~nl! 841-!167. ,.
MS Convenient laundr7 area 963-1510 or 8f7~. Adults, no pe:tJ mo. WW pnMde fumttuh DISCOVE RY $25 Re\\'3.rtl for Himalayan OCEANVIEW Conltr. Co. --.. ---------
.1.Apto..:.-,;..-.,';,,,";..."';,,,';_;,-;_;,JM;; Apr. Unfum.
i.aluala S..Ch
UVtN.G room, b e d r o o m ,
-· Ille b•!h, mOdem buDtins, o c e a n m:; .:~ 'No anlmals.
' ~rl ·llO•ch
! • w,·have ~wtnter Rentalt
, Wlll Take Student.
4. BR. .2 BA: •• , • • • • • • • • • $350
I 3 BR. 2 BA ............ .$285
1 Bk., 1 BA •••••••••••• SI75 um. """'• .. .. . .. . . . . . 1215 !=ALL' 113-31163
associate d
U~·'J"rR:, 'IEllL TORS
1 0.'~ "" ~ol~o<> i.1 ·l66l
Winter Beach Rentols
1.BR Qtl w/patioll
Avail Sept.'to June
I Block i,o ba¥ l ocean
$US. Month
S.Nhore Real E;afale
·11s.1573
OCEANFRONT corner dplx,
winter;· 2 Br. lwr, frplc; 4
Br 2 ea· upr, bltn kitchen.
5011 SeaahoL'e NB, 646-9079.
or 213: 698-QJJ2. ·
SEACLIFT Manor Apts • ·.Baehelbr apt, uttl pd.
si48.50. Pool. 1525 Placentia
· AVe., aat about 6ur diacolint
548-2682.
oc;.EANrRONT IU' jetty, Lg
2BR, lBA, ....... d..,,,,
frplc, bltlns, yrd, patio, $300
Winter $400 yearly, lncl util.
642-2940.
3 BR. 2 Ba. nu crpts.
Monthly, 20211 42nd SI.
$.i75/mo. Nr. bea c h. w..1rn .
Corona•IMar
ott tltchen. ~cloeed S-• 1 6 ,2 BR apts, crpta. drps A: Walk.J.nc dist&ntt to at $5 mo.~ sa'¥lce 11"335-6885 nl/3&1-3393 bluepoint c11.t, nl\JT\N.I Tf'n· Our Jpecialty in upbab
tloa. 2 swlmrnlna Cit bltna. 2 BR hQ trplc A 'ftt &boppi.AR' centtt. · available. 17115 Beacti Blvd, ~~~~!!!~!!~~-1 nie, viC". El i\lorro Trailr repal.n, paving, seakoatirc,
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:..~:~ ~~ bar. l BR-$165. 2 BR.fJXl. 354 AvocHo St., C.M. Huntina1oa Beach. 6G-C32l ; al Pk., L..a,g Reh 9tt~;. 497-10.li jet-«al &. gradlng 645-51'm.
pets. Nr. achls .I: bch. 62216th St., '42-9708 BAY VIEW OFFI CES L.-t Mlf r...r I LO..'IT sntall bro11·n 11•in--El•drical
Apt. A. 536-441)5. DPluxe, Air-amdiUoned . haired ll'ITit'r, Ans. to .;.;;;;::;;;::;;;:: _____ I
Models Open 'til I pm. WALK TO BEACH Redecorated. Lido area St1tnlf'y, 1'i1· K·:'-lart, C . .\1. ELECTRICIAN, littnaed.
ON TEN ACRES
2700 Ptteroon Way, CM 1 & ~ Br. Cpu, drpa, mfe811iB118 ZO R<alonomla, -· 61Hi00 Found If,.. ado ) 550 Rewrni ,.,_,.,,., bonded. Small Joba, malnt.
nr Hirbor Blvd I. dshwshr, 205 15th; 008 16th. Sparicllns New ·Adult Apll. BAYFRONT office for rent _ Sl,\.i\IESE Seal-point, r.1. 6 & repair!!, 548--5203.
A.pit. lum./unluno, Leua
FireplaCi!I I priv. patioL
Pool.a Tennis O:mtm'l Bkfat.
900 s.. Lane, Cd'll 644-:fllll
Ma~ur nr O>Ut ffW}')
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2 BR. Stove, l't'frll', nu decor.
W /w crpt'&· ·View. Adults,
no pets. $240. 10' to 4 today,
322 Heliotrope, Apt B. CdM.
BEAtrr new 2 Be Vu apt.
Frple, 1 blk to Big Corona
beach, .$300 mo. 3 0 3 ·*
Larkspur.
TWO bdrm., 1% bath ,
fireplace, $245 .'iacl ALL
uWIHes. Phone ( T 1 4i )
644-88lt or 644-3073 •.
LGE 3 BR, 2 ba. view, lrplc,
bltns, beam eeil'g. So. hwy.
IJ25. 67">-4()18. -----2 BR., walk to bt'ach
Pool. Adulll only
AGENT 644-1848
Costa Mesa
Ad<om1
546-5025
--------DELUXE
APARTMENTS
Air Cond • Frplc's • S SWlm·
mlaa POOis • Health Spe •
Tennla Courtl • Gam• and
BIJliard Room.
1 BR. From $160
1 BR, • Den From $180
MEDITERRANEAN
VILLAGE
2400 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
rn11 i;i;1.ooro
RENTALomCE
OPEN 10 AM to 6 PM
--.:.ew .duplex•• &
triplexes
• 2 BR • adults • $195. e 3 BR • 1 child . $295.
Beaut., ne"" spac.ious apts
w/fned yards, patio!! & cruiet
privacy. No pets., 151 E. Bay
* BRAND f!EWI * St. (at Fullerton st.), C.M.
2 Br, bltns, d'shwhr, crpts, PHONE: 642-4837
drps, sundeck.-Lndry,book· I ~P-k-L~lk--5---nd-I -up. Adults. $200/mo. •r ~ ' • urrou ng
645-1554 QUIE.T DELUXE
. 1,21r:3BRAPTS.
• TOWNHOUSE ALSO FURN BACHELOR
2 .Br. 1~ Ba. trpu, ·dr)», Pvl Patio& * Htd. Pools
atove, priv. patio. Carport. Nr Shop'g * Adults Only
Adults, no ..... 146 Molody Martinique Apts.
Ln., CM. 1117 Santa Ana Ave., C.M.
UPPER, clean 2 Br. encl
gar. Nr. OCC Ii llhop'g.
Adults, no pets. 2984 Royal
Mgr. Apt. 113 646-5542 * * $180 * *
847-3957. 1 BR. Furn. . $190. approx. 1100 sq. ft. on 2nd KITI'EN • Approx. "4 mo-blk mos. Vic. 19th & Placl'ntia, 1 .:.Ge..:;;n.:.••.:.•.:.l...;~.:.•.:.rv.;.';.;1<.;.•;..• ___ 1
2 BR, 2 BA !um .$245 floor, bay view PIO ptr mo. mule & body. 4 white pav.'S. C . l'\f . R ('\\'a rd ~
Lqvna 8aach Private patloe. lw.b beat -'1lc,''c...:.:TIU450.::....:=·:____ Sleek shrt fur. Vic Femlf'af 546-8965/646-5924. ~~y~ail All;;:• ~
OCEANFRONT-C 0 n d 0 setting, C411>0t1a, au paid. PROf'ESSIONAL Su l t e & Corona det Mar. 675-4235 M~fOYED pup, F. An..,11·rrs apeeialty, 956-93?4.
BlueBlrd Jkh. 3 8 R: U4 E. ~St., c .M. 548-0137 ready to go. fleil at Bolsa eves. to "Lupin" Vic. 10th & \\'. ~==<:..::.=..:::;.::_ __ I
elevator &. pool, $400 per H Chica. ll.B. ; 2 7 5 I n1 o . 2 Kittens have al'loptNI us. 8Ayfron1, NB. 5 5 2 -9 4 5 s G•t denlng
mo., 1 yr. lease. 499-1169. u ntlngton Beach 846-l3l3. Approx 2 mM. JlUl"f! blk &. 4 :.:R~e.::o··:.:·~=-' --.,...,..-~-BOB'S GARDENING
OFFICE-Store. 525 sq. ft. Off mo, tubby. Vic Santiago &. PART Sian1cse cat, \\'earing le LANDSCAPING
Lido Isle HUNTINGTON Gardens St. Pkg. Ulil. 2052 Newport Irvine. 548--0397. rten collar, vie Dana Point. Irvine Industrial
Apb, Heil at Bolsa Chica. Bl d CM "'A" """" R AA,. "" "~~" e BAYFRONT-3 BR, 2 ba, 846-l323, Compare _ See v ·• • U'tl1'-Lio,M FOUND: Bro~·n & whltt>l :~'~1\·a~nl~. 4~9~>-~1-~·~·~~:=· Complexes. all bltns incl "·a.sher/dryer what you're missing. Fr. PLUSH small 3-oflice suite, dog, 5-8 1nos. old part _ _:55::1.:.""99=.:.al:cl;;.tr:....:;5pc.m_:.._
I: ttteze.r, trplc, gar. $550 S1J0..$260. Newport Center. 644.aa14 or Husky. vie. Harpu School. , 1~ HAU.ORAN'S lawn service,
mo yrly Lse. Avail Oct lat. I ~="=---.---642-3073 646-4659. Instruction ~ quality \V o r k m a n 1 h i p ,
67";.7687 DELUXE Apt-priv. paUo, PAIR ol C"'MY prescription . rellablo, reA50ooble after 6 · mwiic. 6 pools., sauna, ten-2 Adjoining offices, busy in-
M.1• Verde nis. Sl30. Spacious Poolaide tersection c .M. $90. Util's glasses. Vic. Surf\lie\V &. p.m., 962-9703.
DELUXE 2 &: 3 BR., 2 Ba. Bunga1o\vS150. 846--0259. ind.642-"560. Tlllt'r. (Cdl\I) 64+-0l85 (Fnd Schools & EXPE RT Japane1e
encl. gar. $155 up. Rental 9-l9l. Instructions 575 Gardener, know · bow ,
A 1-------Bu1lne11 Rentat 44S S~IALL. old boy'R bike in ---:--upkeep, plant, pe1t, trim ~~c.1,0" -. • ?riace ve., , 11.>J fl e Id ad j acent t o PIANO Teacher has openings cleanup. ~3486.
..,...,.... .n Rtntall L E AS E PROFESSIONAL l tor hard workers Fairgrounds. Wl I he at -· * • •NDSCAP ING * Newport &each SUITES, center Laguna Costa r.tesa Police Dept . ~ -
Beach. Doctors, attome)'I, New la~·na, S p r 11. k I e r • ,
T.HE NEW Rooms 400 architects, accountanti, LIGHT blue alder Parakeet decks, cleanup, state lic'd,
VERSAI WS related professions prefer· Wt'llring band vie East 1· i' jGif=l 5.16-1225.·
. LRG. bachelor, 2 blks from red. Contemporary deaign, Bluff. 644--2198. . S.W0.11111 ""*' . ~ ;:;:.:.:;=., _____ _
ori the BLUFFS H.B. pier, l ad\ui, no pet.fl. ocean views, elevator, easy KEYS on key ring, Nr. _H_•_•_ll_"I;:.,. ______ ,
•t NEWPORT ho .$55. 1st &: la.st mo's rent parking. Xlnt ternui. lm· garage sale on E. 19th C.M. , b 'tll TREE & lrg plant removal.
Ocean view, 24 hour use MJ'd. 536-8064. mediate occupancy. Ask for 548-2153. 1.'_•....;..Y_"_...;nv::...,____ RototU, ~nova le, Yard security apartments de-G 1 ~ cl M /haul Call signed 'with a M"aster's ROOMS Sl8 wk. up w/k1t. ary Foe:ter, 499-1397. BLONDE puppy found in BABYSITrlNG infanls to 3 eanups. ove •
I . cl b with .$30 ... wk up Apts. Low LINGO REAL ESTATE &ycreat atta. Please call yrs. Exper. mother. Loving CM°""AT=•c.64:.::.2-.:c14:.:ll<:c·----I to~ch, exc USJVe u monthly rales 2376 Ne........... • •THE F•CTORY", --54• """· atte.nlive care. Day• •• YARD I uruque Aquabar, foontaim Blvd CM i:Ao ......,., .. .,.... ""' ... v .. -,............ al II • a:arage c eanups.
and formal gardens, All · .,._...,.,~. alstin& of l2 unique boutique SPRINGER pup about 3 nlteR. P/Ume so. .B. Remove Utts, dirt, ivy,
part of the South Coa1t'11 * Dderly gentleman, no lh:lpa, has 2 openings ln the months old. Mesa Verde ,;968-5008:;;,:::;:;·--.,----,,-Dr Iv e w a Y •, &radlna.
finest apartmellt comnum-s m o k I n & , q u l e t mall ranging from • mo. area, Costa ~1£'11a. 545-8749. FORMER teacher offers 847-aiGG_. ______ 1
ity. neighborhood, 290 Magnolia, Card, tobe.cco le. yardage FOUND watch Sund ay on great ca.re & f~n place to DUTCll gudcfl('r,
l bedroom/studios from $195. ceo.tac,:.:~Mcc•c:csa=·-----shops esp. wanted. 425 3lttl beach near Ne\QIM:>tt P ier. play for your chlld. ?.f.V., 7 cmplt. sci·., call
2 Bedroom from .$295. :L-Br. fu1 ba, lrg cioaet, prv St., Newport Be a ch' ~3838. a.m .. 5 p.m., 54G-171Xl. 536-230:> days or
Deluxe 3 bedroom patio &: entr. 3 blka from 673-9606 or ~-WHITE Cockapoo. Vic . BABYSITil_NG m;v home, c213=:/.:c630-M=..:".:.6.1~p::;.m::::_. __ _
Models open 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. beach le: bay. MS-6688. 2 Ole. spaces le llhope; tor Orange County Fairgrounds. day or n1te, loving care. AL'S Landscaping. Tr e ~
f'xper.,
Gerrlt,
Ar i e
VElSAILUS 1 ..... 800 to 1700 "'' ft. 54&-'llO!. Ll'g. fncd yd. 642-5299. ...,,,.,,.1. Yard ttmodeiing.
* BALBOA 'PENJN-3 BR, 2 Palm Dr. S 15 2 /mo ,
bl. over garage. On bay _6<S-3Sls.~c;..,c....,~-...,..~,-.
W/beacb. Utll 'paid, $350 Shady Elma aod Poof
3 Br; 21,~ Ba, newly painted.
Bltns, ctllt/drps, encl palio.
Nr achls &: shop'g. Children
ok. No pets. 880 Center St,
C.\f. Call Mon's, Wed'a &::
on ~. BLUFFS Room & Board 405 Alr/cond., 2 o-bead dn. BABYSITTER Mon-Sat any Trash hauling, lot cleanup. 1" Next to Barden'• Peat Con-FEMALE &ft!Y &.: white cat ·• Repair sprinkll!'rll, 673-1.166.
a t NEWPORT ROO..\f, board I: laundry Jar trol, 696 Randolph Ave., approx 6 moa. old. Vic. 44lh ~~~'£_1592 before 4 p EXP. Hawaiian Gardener.
From Newport Blvd., turn at eklerly, retired aentleman. C.M. 546-5570 ask tor Nr. Ii Balboa. 675-3810. a m Comple•--Men•-,.-"-
mo1 21JJ620-7233. 1 lc 2 BR, $140 up. Hospital Road (1 block Refined private home in Barde ..,. ..... .... ~v ... ..:
above Pacific Coast Hwy. at beach area. Family con. n. FOUND: white Samoyed or C•..P.nter Kam&lani, ~-
2 BR '"" Furn. Avail. Oilldttn's 18Cf. • 2 ha w/frplc, re ... ~· .. ....... 171
Fri's 1·5 pm., Tues to 11:30
am. All day Wknd11. 64U340
Lido Isle) to entrance. aultation reque1ted. ''THE FACJORY'', .~ Male.mute vie. 6th&.: Olive't-...:.-..;.. _____ COMPLETE Lawn A
919-7396. · _ .... __ -nlte • ..._2lli6. LARGE OR SMALL Getdenfne service. Haullllr %'~'to·beliCh~·pArtJy tum. !Lii OARDBNS..._..., 12511 mo. Mike G«>-u;oo ext E. _.St. Cll I0.3tll5.
2177 dayl: ews 6f3..3198. NEWLY DECORATED
900 cigney Lane, Newport ahopl, bu 2·opeatnp Jn the FOUND!: male Elkbound, All Typea Work? CUt doon1, I: clnn-up. Jim 5CS-O«l5.
BAYFRONT Dlx upper dupl~· · 3 · Br, 2 Ba .
y~~· Adlts. 233 l.itb
SI., NO. .C, 6~.
3 BDRMs., 2 fjath!, 2 doonl
from octan. Yearly. Ocean
vie..w. Sharp. 673-2825.
2 Doon: from bch. 2 Br.,
pui. rum. $250/mo. yrty
.... Cpll, -'42-3443.
2 BR. Apta. Oceanfront or
nr,-beach. Winter or Yearly.
&e&-<m5 or 673-?M4.
*". 4 BR, 3 Bath. Furn.
Frpk. 1 block tc beach .
Yearly. Call 673-6370: ·
2 BR. Patio. 2 car gar. Walk
, to Beach. .Ad'u.IU. No· pets.
$250/mo IM. 6'ra--0815 .
OCEANF'ROl<-'T° 3 BR, 2"'""8"i.
Fpl., new carp. "$300 P.tonth
winter. Ag1111t 6Ta-1642.
36111 SL UpstaJ rs, 1 BR.
1~bayffont a(>t. $295. lncldg
u.til, · 673-015\.
2 BR w/pr •. fncd yrd
w/patlo. wtr ... lld. CAil btwn 1. ~ 636-1~.
2176-PJ.acenlla Ave "B" $140.
BRAND ne.w ~ ·BR, 1 BA
apts, '185 mo. Call betwn 2
" 6 pm. .968-0407 OI'
96&-2586; after 6 p m •
548-0058.
Beach, Ca. 92660. Telephone: Guest Home 415 mall raoainl: from. $80 mo. West m In 1 t er. Da,ys pahel, remodel, f Jn J • h •
For family or adult living. 425 30th st., Newport Ba.ch, fl38...S(M&; eves. 531-4333. :frame, repairs, etc. 962·1961. JAPANESE Garde D • r.
2-3 bedl'OOm• fireplace, (nl) &4>-0060. *PRIVATE ROOM* 673-!>606 -. Complete Yard Work ml ~ PARK NEWPORT for ambulalory lady. Good or FOUND' .,..y " white kit·• CARPENTRY • Rough A Cl Freeett 80-&02 patio, pool. Great location. OFC. le abop tor J.ae. 1250 aq. 1en. Nr. 19th I: Orange, Finish patio Tops le. cement ean-up. • ·
TH E VENDOME APARTMENTS food, nlo;e cbeerlul ..,... IL Air cond. O'bead cir $Dl. C.M. 115-003. 646-5971, 543-1594. YARD " c....,. Cleanup.
1845 Anaheim, 642-2824 Oft flle bay ~it 54Mi75.1 * 642 Baker, CM 675-3464. FOUND-Lee duck, MINOR home repairs. Plum· ::im:.lf54s.-"~.ayt. Call
"TiiE VlCTORIAN" Luxury apartment 1tviDa ov-COME see, llave your parent Rent•ls Wanted 4'0 ~r. ~~~~ln~J:~Ung • GEN. Haullng. Tree/lhrub
2 Br w/ gar-adults, cpts, erlooldng the water. Enjoy. cared lot u )'OU would do, GARAGE WANTED -for trlm. Gar l yd cleanup.
drps. inOO yrd w/ patio. $750,CXlO health spa, 7 swlm-time penn.itting. W.92'18 furniture itor&,e. Call FOUND-Black Labrador Carpet Service Eat. 839-2303, se'.T-6904.
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Wtr pd. Call btwn 1&5, •min& pool.I. 7 lighted ten-* 673-9119 * DW' Victoria School. JOHN'S Carpet & Upholstery
1.JtG 1 BR. Sl«t + Dep. 636-4U1 niJ courtJJ, plus milel of V•cation RW•l1 425 4'5 548-<lD> Dri-Sbampoo tree Scotch. SKIPLOADER Ir: dump truck
Crpb,· carp>rt A lndry In 667 Victoria St CE) • • . Sl.55 bicycle trails, putting._ ah°!· ** BIG Bear Lake • Large M ite. Rentalt 'YOUNG, male Parakeet. Vic ruard (Soil Relardants). ::!~~. ~~i:: =..t,
bldg. Nr. Sholll. achls I: DELUXE 2 Br, 1 ~ Ba Studio Deboard, croquet. Juruor 11 cabin aV&il. by w-eekend or FOR Rent oft street pmidnc Bristol I: W~. S.A. Call De&reuen: & all color
bwy, l0/6. 998 El cam.ino, on de~nd street. Cnits. fnnn $174.50 monthly; ai.o l week. Reserw now for fall spaces J(irl), ldeht lightlnc. 557....:rl.CS. lrl&htenen A: 10 minute Houseclunint
Apt l, CM. 546-0451. drps, pool, bltns, priv. and 2-bedroom planl and &: winter. 644-1548. $10/mo. 2438-B Newport WEIMARANE1t _ Owner bleach fol' white carpets. MESA Cleaning. Carpets,
AVAIL. Sept. 24. '-.clean 2 patios. St£;. 1 chlld ok. No 2-_.,_, town boun. EleO-R Blvd Costa Mesa. 548-1322. id<nlll.Y ·--Sa b vino -• ·-·, · ontal1 -~-,. •-" . ,,_.,.iuo. ve l'OUl' money Y sa -'-'-·s •oon etc Bl'., 2 Ba. Up-.-Pool. Util petL 548-7154. trie Id .......... ~ . ...n..te patloa ... - -• ,_ ~---.1 --c ~ ~ Will I WUll,llJW • lJ • •
I""' ~ .-··-u.J.i., ~ ..... _,... .-. CHIHUAHUA. found. Vic me extra ""Jps. cean Resld/com'I, 557-~7412, ~ ,;:1~ ~ 3S. $145. DELUXE 1 & 2 BR, l A: 2 :!rt balconJS::f carpeting, r::· LADY ab.are my lovely 4 Br Boat&. cam.pen. etc. SOc Pf!J° Newport·He.lshts 548-3614• llvin& rm., dining rm. & 548-flll.
· or . ba. $160 up. Pool, Adults. ea. ernnean • 216 Ba. home. Frplc . ft/$8.50.mintmum. sa...a>. Lost
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SPAC 2 Ir: 3 Br apt $140 up. Util pd. 324 E. 20th St., lng with elevators. ~ Dishes, linens, wabr/dryer, couch .$10. Cbair SS. 15 yrs. >on, 'live-In. S day
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Pool, cpt/drp. bltns.. kids ok 64>-4761 maid aervlCi!. Just 0 dshwr. Lrg yrd. Nr. M~ RX Eytsluilel in blk case exp. is what counts, not
1996 Maple No. J •••• &n--3813 Fashion Island at J amboree Co. .$100/mo. Pleue m I 11•1 a1onl route Popi)', 5th, method. I do wort my.eetl. Wttkend11 off. Excelll'tlt
m; CA>llege NC!· 5 · ••• 642-700.7 ~p 2 ~~~laS14:ie~ andTel~oaquln(nl)H"~ ,~ smokers, no d r Jn k er'. ,.,..,. Marruertte to Lincoln Jr. Good ref. 531..otOI. refa. 519-2847, 24 bn. Fee.
'"t""-'e _............., stl)...2442. • LA DY d 1. y work ** BEA1JI'IFUL 11: 2 BR. Call for key· 548-7106. tor rental 1nfonn.atkm W .. CdM Call 6'15-NJ.4. Ceilings H 0 u 1 ttleantnc Reliable, CA>ntemporary Garden Apt. OCEANFRONT 2 Br tum __ .;... _____ _
I I SEACLIFF Manor Apts 1 t I ParMMll DO 5 MO?fl'H old female Irlah * SPARKlJNG WHITE own lraMportalJon 8 Hn Pab, tr P c . , poo · D•Rll Petnt · ap . w llmdeck, $Ui0/rno. Setter losl Sep' 9th "le ~2918 Cal "" ~M Br $144. 2 Br $16'. Pool c---~ '4 " ' N-·· a-.. ~ I c '!In .,_ · S15>$170. 1 ..,...,..............,, • • • ~ .... ~'V Dr. NB. Yeul;y. * HINDU SPIRm.JALIST * CalUornla St H B "'"' ""'"""ca e1 g1
ONLY = NI •-1 br All OCEAN view, large 2 BR. ·2 Crpts,. drpg. bltns, prb. Female Btwn 10 II: 1 Let •• ,, ad ~--~~ ·---. ., ' • Any time, 644-7183 Reu. Export HouHCleanl-WOW! Oceanfront Apt. New •L);J,· ce ... · BA, cptl, dtpl, 1: bltlnl. mn dl.a:pl. 1525 Placentia Ave. ~ ' uu ............... ~--~ ··.-
. 2 br, pvt. cfpt. Bus. mett uW pd.I Cbpper rt.fria'. bltn balcony. $190. per mo. Ask about om-dlsoount. wMle outlook on W. tor the LOST, multi-color aha& dog, Cement, ConcNte By Day. Reta. S36..Q648
. ~rd. $325. 66-3167. stv, crpt/drpa. 6t$-4934 or 83'1-3927 or 837-si.78. SCS.2i82 WANTED 1 or 2 employed better ProteaioDal adY1ce about lO lb&. Vic Harbor Dedlc•ted Cle•nlng
WINTER dup)~ avail • J M8-l517. · roommates to •bare larp on Wt!. Liceneed. Rtadinp Shpe Center. Ana to ''Tut(y" ~ ideal, ad~ and * WE DO EVERYnUNG *
.Do 2 ba, 2 at) l ba. Nr. 2BR., w/appllanca $135. $50 NEW OCEAN VIEW APT. e SPAOOUS Ir unusual 2 BRall ho.De in Laguna w/ocean dally, 10 AM-la p M • Reward. 546-2513 Is betea.tilulAU 2s. lor Refa. Free est. 646-2839
.-..., ..... .., 2 BR, $190 townhouse -2in ha, view, unfuTn. 4!N-5351. 492-9136, 492-0034. 312 No n · a au ,_ at a reu.
ocean .. 6~-Secarlt, .. 513--Gn 968--3563 Collect it toll bltm. 6 mo old. can aft 6 at TEACHER will lhatt a cute cam 1n 0 R •a 11 s an LOST, blond, mate. part price. ~-Prof. C •r pet Cle•nlng
$75. to $9.5. .Bachelor Apt. at E•st Bluff wknds 640-1156 hie. on Balboa I.ale or • .t_ Clemente. Chow puppy. Spotted PAnC>S-SIDEWALKS Alm window• &: floor care
the beach. • , • TROPICAL POOL e -OCEAN/BAY 3 Br 2 Ba va,; tongue. Flea co 11 a r . CEMENT CONTRACTOR C&ll Dlttch 537·1508. 8am.fipm
673-4'1'1'1 2 Br •tudlo, 1\1 bo. flt>!. 115 • DELUXE • ' . w/!em. lean, m-5.138 alt s. HUNT·FlSH-CAMP. Private 64&-22l>ll. Call Mu ** 144-<16S1 HOUSE OF CLEAN E ·-St No •• ·-ll68 Y.rly ~ mo. Adults ~ no u-.a.•.,. . •-._ .. to unaowded rancbn with
'OCEANFRONT t Br.-Apt. • .IOUl ·• • ..,... • ......,... 3 Im. 2 BA Apt b' leue. pet•. llli% W. Balboa Blvd. ';:;:: ~..., wanii:}bol cabins tniler Ir campln& LOST Collie, fem el e . e a.JSI'OM CEMUn' WORK .Floon, w1ndowa. crpt, wa.IJa.
, Winter. Jl.85. UW pd. •3 BR. 1%. be, S165 mo. lnd4 sp&c. muter suite, dln 7141673-5800 or 213f69&.123f. la. Yr'ly ~ on areas. RlvtTS, lakea, ocean ~~lla-Garfield. U ta b Drtftl, WAl;KS, patio., _6:.cyrs.=c:'":.:..:area.:..:::..642-6824:.::.=.::· __ 1
"i * M&-1"> *t Depo81t I: ml req'd. Ol1dn rm I: dbl ~; ;: ~ NEW dQpik Yearly 3 BR. 2 G ' R. -· front Deer, ducks, wild pJg, -1111!'1 ~~ pool .decb. DoQ. 142-8514 EXP., dependable, lady wUI ~·-Clemente · OK. ~ opener av..... Ba. S!Z5: 2 Br., 2 ba, .$275. ., .... for eftt ...., upland pme, etc. $150 yr ...........,._ clean your home by lhe d1.1.
-• ~ •·9~ i -llocna-,... ~-~.. •-•• · prt·-•· LOST ·-all -"le -·p. PATIOS-PLANTERS --· H-' • • .w..u, ~ ™•upper • -• ..... .,...., ~~ vu. WANTED to ttDt. prace in w/mem1,111:u.wp lD .,..., _,. I.VU .. -All Concrtte work _..-w1.,.
CLEAN. comfonable bl.ch nu crpts, drpl. bltna, refrtC. ..... 963-0349 or 21!/69t-ll81 Dar. Poi.at, San Oemem club, ~2965. wearlne ~ flea collar vi.I! • Brick. Janltori•I
wilt. $80/a» ind -ut'D. May $140/mo.. ~. S33-3Slt. l65 ~~~ NB BALBOA Pentn. Deluxe 2 Ir area. Call S.S.-123f. KAY Brown or Pam Bates, E. 18th St., C.M. Miued alum~ wk. M3533. 1---------1
be oeen SOI, &""• lD6 San * Stunnln!t 1 a 2 Ir, WILLLW WALTERS CO. 3 Br. Frplc, Patio. Oce8D "Make Room J'or Daddy" pl•.,. write Bob Delllqror, very badly. 54HIS6. PATIOS. --Saw, 1•!1's ~ Servlco ~ S. 2 bi, pool, rec area. view. Yearly. NUJ.t8. ,
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OCEANFRONT• choice l • 2 .. 115'55.lO, 'llOW.18t> St. C.'11. HUlllinglwn -• NEWLY decor. upper 3 BR,, •• him that jlmk Into cuh ALCOHOUCS Anonyll>OllL ~l~Tth~l<~Pla]ce~ntla,~~C~.M.::.9:/18,:1~c:oo·-·""i~itei.i5l8~111168ij;jifor~e1ti.iifl:.iiiiii*i-iiiiiii*imiiiil BR, v_lew, J[oll, beach, tr.e LARGE 12' BR. BltN, ~It, 3 Br ~. prl fllltlo, lnaide 2 ba., frplc. yrty leue. New· with a Dally Piiot C'HRl!od Phone 5'2-7211 '"' wrfta ,,-· 6*414l.
"!>le, ·'J:,,4r-lto9•Buena dr(io, fllltlo, pnp. No pd.. pr, entry to apt. elec pr port Shores, 64U5l0. ad. Call 64Um. P.O. 8o>r 1213, a.ta '11aa. Need a "Pad"f ~an ad! * * * * * * VJiitai' , $1«1/mo., !151.-cir, Full Cl1>tJllrpt. $llll. 2 BR, c1-.. beocb. No "!'.'··~~ .' ... • 2 BR, a111urn. Ct(ilo, -21'132&BrooldnnL963-Z111, pets. $%15. ~ ~-~ -~ ...;1 ftlllll/~~ No ·(lttl. N).3%1t., eeo. w11111,,,.., rutr 5M5'n) I ,. r •1••* ~I_,._'_' __ ,._ .. _ _,I o..41.,_'_'_' _""_'*_'_"_,I,.
.lift'. HSI,~ -(2) 2 Br· """" 11',,_fl'lr; 2 Br. 2 !IL, pool, i>"tlo, s.-1 Br. 1m1. opL ,. ··~ •,? • . • $ilDhnl. -..m: BEM:HBLUl'F Apts. ~ARK~~N~"'flOl'l~~~"~"'~~-1 ~~~~~=·:·~·~-~~~~~:·~·~~-~~~~=:·~~I All'' A. ' B, ....... J ~· 313 E. l7aa PL~ 4 CM. dlbw•. mt ElUa Aw. 6tt '8215 ews, &• CS4S dQa. Arif111•1,,_b •.tnn1WlKJT..... •Ar.intlflJllWl.i M '.,..'' ::..:;i:· :=;;;::;: Ill 1111 -" 3 BR. :zsA. l bit to boado. ·:.:, Wmt. . • • -~ 1fR. 1 llA, Qptt, 1 BR \IPllaJn apt, New w/w y..ey,
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LANDSCAPING •••ys m'Eft. -• '"""· EL£CMWNICS ~---• ---11.. , u•• NEWalMER WELOOJlllNG1 R. E. SALES AccOulllAn" lo ft2K ~ -· LAB -~u -~•N --· .,r, t.~I S.C w ht -llOcp"-"N i•-~-~--•-_, "-ar -,« unlqw , ,..,...,aJizl'd Eutbluflatta.2StboOllP d~ I ,EAJ ..... JCIAN bcll*p'" SoOd •/diltalla. .........1,.___. 1--' iwuv -~.__.... ~ ·-
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r-e11ally at lhi11 lime." f.~rc>1• A/ .:on•tr. S700 BABYSI~• -··''ed for 1" N..mnrt ln late Sep<embe1 , •nlcal 11.1bla&em~• I com-P'&ncUn. 329 E 17th St, CM ~::. J'tt Paid/Al~ Fee mnlle, cu, b'Pil!C ~. "'"''"et, IOlt of floor Unw, Stt'y.Mkl~!R.t-; ~ J '""'~ •w:n. 71 ~-.-•· ....... Uona. "~1...,.,., .,..... nl. &tl).1'229 afl 5 ,f' _,. ,,.,., ~ hn wldy. FREE D a 11 y b ti . ponim-ER I "" ~ bonUI ........... m montbb Escrow TraJ~,. MOO J ....., u p•-'" ln H E A E HtWn Schaffer .-...---.... ~
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Altcmoons I< evcs. 66-8275. ln.napc:irtlUoo prov\ded un-~aw app.., ~n. Pnwonnel Alene)' ~. f\1 duly, all~. ~lt'ltl, medict.1 , llu:ir •
.onr y ~=e~~r?::~,1 .. (' $400 BABYSITTER ~ hi---;;h1~ tU tnOYt'. Pour.r " Brumfield Div. 4262 Cunpu.t Or., N.B. all abifta. U-acouUe Nllnlt'I pUd. C&1J lor app t. Lou
. BRICK, BLOCK & NEWPORT :M!nior. Al trrnoons. CdM . PACIFIC MUTUAL 26 .. IBltFAtncorporaled THE JOBS•. Suite 8-4 ~7-m.I ft.e:&l,ltry, 351 Holpltal Rd., Sangtrmano. Slof14" work. 646-190.1 A l M ... · vr. Areopuerto ··.::;;,:=;.,.,.-~-,,,,.::;,c:;_::I NB. I I lty I Personnel An•-~1"35 alt 6 pm. PP Y on .,.ru t r I . San J1.1an Ca .. 1 .. _..... _-• arw n rea nc. • ··-1 9 arn-12 pm at our new .,... ..... _ • LEGAL Secftt.UY, p:. 642-6933 or ~9954 968-440.i ()f, Houri)
P•inting a. • 133 Dover Dr •• N.B. BILLING Clerk: Typini " 10 bulldlna. 700 New po r 1 An equal oppor. employer time, 10 hn. 'lt«:k. 9a-$3l Interview i-5 M/F SalH
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Whf'n )'fl'J eall "~ti,c·· Y.'e an lookl_ng tor 110meonie BOOKKEEPER, f'XV -, Or c tor beach area. Qpeni•S In N.B. 642.-8044. NO o~ NO au, 5'1-14'4 646-lnt ~1~klkeep1knc Tl':"P· for retail gHt ~1oN'. p• u~. ' NIGUEL ' ... ,. : Pollltion avallable for lndlvid-NURSES Akita, U-1 Meta LECTIONS. Fl\EE ffOS'1\.
--"er ca wor · 1111: person n 1 t r nal 21l13 OCO 6 Personnel Agency uaJ to join our staff: in Costa Verde Conv. Hosp., 661 ESS GUTS. Nl!td ear 1?11Ynt~w~io ~ ~~~ :i:~ ~:::ndin~':, "lr~~al ;~ "~:Htf ~~~~.;. , :J. 21635 Forbes Rd. San Lj!:~c~~~~ano :esa~P!e~~~~~ Crnter, C.~-548-.5585. :,!m:4307::,.:::;·~G::il::ls'.--:'N.:,.;~=~· ;::,:I
t''t lrrior. R,.fs JO Yrs t'Xpt'T. trol of Accounts rcceivablf'. I Lasruna Nlt'uel helpful. Prefer ind ividual w/ O~FICE girl, young am-Seamstress ·
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INT ' EXT paintin&. ~per helpful . LIR:hl but accuratl' I need two boy, to fill v11 can· j!J_J equ1remen S: l'Oods " fringe bent>lits growing Orange c
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int, I.:. ~t.. ~i7-6400. enmi&b to qualify? U llO e DAY BUSBOY M'11• ,,_ • ' 1• \..Ullla Wt would prefer in-sonnel Dept. Over 21. Apply at 16532 large eorp. ottlce betted In
a cc o u 1 t I ca cellln;.'I. An Equal O p p o r i u n I t y call: ""'';:";;,·,-,,=--,,,.,.---=-,_,, dlvidu•lt w i th et Beacb Blvd., H.B. Fuhion Ialand. G r•, t
reuonabh.•. free e .1 t . ____ employ" 1 ____ ':.::,··~~•_:___ EXP'D Bui help 6 exp'd I I th GI nd I Fod I ?141536-5857. .....,.... c a• h 1 e r • holtesa. Ben •••t • X mon I txp • a e tr• PBX Operator, exper. Work be~fits. Lile lb only.
BOYS 1216 Full Timr per. in a bank, s•v· Sevlnes includes wkl)ds &: f!'.'el. Call Salary to $f'AXI. F ee
SEPT. aa.!e, big d i 11 c · · Accounti Receivable • Bf'OW'n'11 31106 S. Cat Hwy. ing1 &. Joan, or flnp 401 No. Brand Blvd Jane' Ellen, Newporter Inn, Paid/Aleo Free Jobs. Call
$47-6846, wallpaper & hanE:-J oin Top Crew selling Orange S. Laguna, ~e h-fiss McLeod GI Ing, lO,llOO. Sampl" Tho """ ok or •m•ll m•nufae· Cout'a '"""'" N<wopaper. Apply In Por10n bot wn 4 • G. anco c o m pa n y ; ondala, Ca 91203 N.B. 644-1700. Nancy May, 5 40 -8 OH,
J
langman. lurrr 1n Co11ta Me sa need.I \York 2 eveninga"Od Satur· 71 Fathion l1ltnd =====----however, there •r• ..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,,...,j O::ie.stal Agency, 2 790
(')qwr. per!!On for re1ponslble dny. Generous Commi11sion Newport Beech EXPEJUENCED handyman. meny rel•ttd backp * LVN, pt lhne, da.y1. At-PC ASSEMBLY Harbor Bl. CM.
ROF. PaJnling, also roofs, posilion handling heavy vol-and Bonus. Make Mollf'y l !!!!!!!!!l!l!!!!!l!!i!~i!!!~!I' j Part time • on caU. ground tklllt that tendanl. mkinitr sh If t. To $2.75 Per Ilr SECRETARY -~cous. cetl., lnter/eictcT. ume> rlt"t ail v.'ork including and Keep up with Schoo l-COOK, exper . Park Udo Re fert~15• 213/388-5255 could bt aub1tituted Newport Villa. 64Hl861. ASSEMBLERS Sh 80, Type fiO
...1c/lrui. Free r11. &&5-5191. order proce1111in1C l AIR. work. too. 551.6739. Conv. Hospital, 4li6 F1agshlp 11.ni. for actui1I bank ex· LVN'S EXPER. $190 Per Hr Up Call J.orn1ne
AINTING • Honest. clean, Some lypi ng A mwl operatr BOYS Rd., N.B. 642-8()44. FE.i'\1ALE. Will train. Jf you per. i• &. Nurses Aides. 549-3061 Lite exper. A trainees WESTECI..D1'
ktJaranteed work. Licensed 10 kr.y add er by touch. Xln'I all! neat appearing, havt: a CAlL US NOW! PenonDel.Aseney l lnaured, G'IJ>.5740 ;::1.~,;;;,;.:.o FEE Coll Al•ta ·: .:~~: ::~~7 s::~ ~~:.~ : ... ~~.;'~_·';'. r~.:-· &'"~0:.':I ~~~ We Offer: MACHINIST P.P .s. :00 Wt.tdlU Dr., N.B. 191:!!1~~a:OO:::;n~~~ h m••~A'il'v PILOT ~-i.r,'!;4,.•P:or& ,,:;'~,.::;: =:'·in"';;· o~. m~'.'.'i: Fina otarting salar-
0:~'~';' f~'~'!,',::;: Pors.!':.~lf~~.vicos SECRET!~2:... In oh. flonded. Rer 11 furn. 642--2356.1 r~~_J 11aD11P..t•. 492"'420 appttintmt"nl . M6-I Abl e lo make own 3etunc 112 No. Tov.•a \Villing to learn I: Gperate ~A!NT G y m ........ 1JJ.t1'1 3686. i • t , • n excel ent ,..... U loo ~--• Sq MTST . r.
"' IN · 1-loncst , rlerin .• ~:::;;:::::::::;; BUSBOY exp. prl'f. Apply in FINANCIAL success & new btnefitt Pr 0 .. Basic tools required. Start n u..i... uarc typeW!'lter . ._n Joy, kuaranteed .... 'Ork. Lir.f'n~<I _ person bet. 10-12 am Mon. CUSTODIAN I immediately, Orange, Calif. Ne\vporter Inn, N. B. •
1
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6
economic Independence can gri1m, p ••tent eon-5 4 "'1700
"' nllll•l;:\.I· 1~:1740. thru Fri . The Alley W~t kl 47 L 46 ~ · ':l --AOVt-..:RTISING be youn. National Co. look-temporary wer ng Cal l F • PROF. painter, ho ne,111 1~'0rk, SECRETA!l.Y Relit. 2106 E. Oceanfront. Now accepHng appllcaLion.'I ing for crea tive peoplr who environment & plen. or Appl Ask for Rachel J\lay SE CRET AR 1 AL clerk
fCD..1. lie/in~. lnr/~xr . free Great opp!y. for ambitious. N.R. for a full Ume (371,; hr Yl'k) can train I motivate others. ty of opportunity for Industrial Relations p"f~ZZA~-Cook~"','-w-,-m'-a'-n.=,-,-p·. I \Y/lftt". llfc i1U1ur. co. Type
r:st. Refs. :>411-2"159. highly skilled g irl. BraiM, CARPENTER daytime job. Call (TI4) ~2770. •dvi1ncement. not necessary. Hours 4 to 12 fiO wpm, SH
80
· Sal. $47S.
1 Jnitlatlve, " SH req'd. I yr ex perience> In boat mfg •Must bt bondable FLORI.SI', e:xper. in ar-• C7l~) 494--MOl pm. 2214 Newpo1t Blvd., ~pall. fXJnt Crin!~~ !":efita. P.l.~tter, Patch, Repair 833-1670. or cabinet Mop. Apply in pcnion ranJing It dl!play of fresh Cont•ct Costa h-fesa. 1-==..:'='..:':!P:!:P::.l.:,c• -=..:•::::=:__
I> PATrn PLASTERING ADVERTISING Glrl• & ISLANDER YACHTS no .. r~ 25 + hn. per wk. Richard Hatch nLONIC
:All typo•. Fret .. 11matta women, oo exp" "'""'· 777 W . .171h St. I DESMOND'S Top pay. ..,..,_.,.!. (714) 644:0113 INDUSTRIES
PIZZA cook, 21 or over, ap-SECRETARY
ply In penon, Plaa. Hut Fast paced prope rty
19011 Brookhlll'lll, H.B. mana&'emt.'rlt co. need 1
' Call 54IJ..M25 F<oll or p/time d o I n 1 Costa Mesa ,,+-·--------· I I rnY Cook. exper. Sat. Sun. Laguna B••ch Iii p1ruant phone v..'D!'k l n our CHILD cart. 3--S pm, 90me F•shion ls lend Day shl lt. Alao, dlshwaahtt 550 Newport Center Or
• umblng ofc. S11lary. Call 963-5430. Sats. 8 yr old elrl. J\.ly Newport Center for same hrs. The RanchO Newport' Be•ch, C• Equal Oppor. Employer
sharp, penona.ble, a I I e PLASTICS e """"" &OOd girl tn ot'PD,,.
, L.R. OTIS PLUMBING ARTIST-Pleasanl studio in home, Np! Bch. ~2!W San Joaquin Golf Coune,
Jlemodels &. ReJ>flln<. \Valer publl1~ rclaUon1 I l rm ' s dny!I: &14-7268 eve~. DELIVERY or DA I L Y 18021 Culver Rd. Irvine.
r.eaters, di.li:posAls, furnaces. hand110me new o I f i ce 11 O IILD care-hskpr. Mon-Fri PILOT, SUNDAY ONLY . to IAcrosii: from UCI ) Pl'lone
rlshwshn. 979-3730 P.1/C & a~·aill a young artl111 whti afternoons. 01vn trallllp. new1paperboys. Requires 552--9153 ult for Wayne.
ll/A . All Dally Piiot artall. can provirie idea1; do $200 mo. Cd~l. 67J.-611.55. !he UM of a Slatlo n \Vagon FURNITURE
:Drains unclogpd. $?.SO rough:ii. finished :r1h,andlt1t-c..1JRISTMAS $$$ stnrt earn· or Van. Contact !\Ir. Hm:v ASSEMBLERS &
I Sewer line to 100' -$15 tcrtng,tlopasleudp<:l':' l t he Ing now! Full or Part time, SeelPy, .~.'1.0 \Vest flny SL . SEAMSTRESSES
54 2502
produc n eta.. w Selling Christmas gift.. for Coata ~tesa ; * 9-* printers. Must have rttenl Natlonaf ~-m•tl• ~rm. N• 0 E>:per pref. New Orange. + .....,.. ~ ,., " ENTAL Receptionist. ex· Cou Co G !
PLUMBTNG REPAffi Pro fcsslonal experience. lnve11ment. •U.gh earn\nJ: ..... r. neceu. for a prevent!·-nty mpany. real u-No joh too small 838-9360 y-. voo lure. Many tienetits. Domino · potl'l'lllal. Interview h Y rlental olc. Mu11t be bright 2 * 642--3128 • ASSEMBLY trainees. No c-x-•ppt: Phone 846-f)479. Indugtrles. 1767 Armstrong _ _ __ _ __ <'nthuslrigtir & Ch('('rful. Ave., trvint'. 557~ Opt>n-
' COLE PLUMBING perienct" n<!ceRU.l'Y but muAt CLEANING \\/Oman, bon· 846--0654.
have "''()()(!, f'YC sllhl-' finger dable. Nile \l'Ork . Ofc bldh'.·· DENTAL Reccplionisl Exp l
PLUMBING 1"C'p1tir~ anrl in· dt'xltr ily. Apply In JX'r901l Npt Cntr. Pd vac It Insur. 40 Ref. r·rq. Good Salllry A
24 hr. M-rvil'f'. 645-1161
bctv.·ccn 9 & .1, SAE hr• , .. k. W•lto, Cl••l'llfll'd Ad r 1tallalions. paintinrr. Free • rln~1' hr.nrriri;; fnr nuallficd Eat. Call .l snve. 839-0372. Advanced Packaging, Inc . No. 484, Daily Pilot, P. 0. girl. 64+-2119/830-3290.
21&.:i Grand,.,&anla Ana. An Box 1560, Coata Mesa, Cali f.
•emodel_ I Repeir equal opportunity employer. I 92626 DESIGNER. e I e c t r on i c
j. · AINEE .'..,iiii;''-iiiiiliiiiiOi ... .,.-..... --.1 harrlware. Commercial & ~ERT Sl<IL1-<i • Carpen-ASSEMBL y TR • military co n ne c tor. eX-
otry, Electrlc11 I, Plumblf\I;, For prod. assembly of CLERK TYPIST r1 f small electro meeh. parts. pe ence pre erred. Apply at Jt.ep11lrs. R.tlulonabl~. DQri SAE Advanced Packqi.n&,
"*'8149. Apply Sales Order Dept. Inc. 2165 Grand. Santa Ana.
ql.JSTOM Homr Rrn1odelln10t Gu Hon ~ndl ualrAle~ An equal o p p o r I u n i t y
All
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Kl h D Id 1644 Whitt er ve. A-"-ate typl•I, 60 w.p.m. empJo..-r. era ons. tc en11. av Costa Ml!Sll 642-2400 """' -'=1;,'"====~--~ewart A1aoc. 963-3131. ATTENTION electric typewriter. ~per. DISHWASHERS
Sewinn/AlteraiJont M ln order processing, invoic-&. S•leiwomen &. en ing, A export procedurts BUSBOYS f""'-vJCK1;SO'RiGi'NAts-$25,000 to $50,000 hel pful.
CUiiom dtslgnlnR" &: re~tyUng Glamorou1, excltlna:. advtn·
i alteratioM. 64:>-CJZ). turous sales caner with
1 Alteratfont-642='5145 Clubpaciflca 1tyl"' all of U.S. &:: Mexico. No q;e bar-
tfeat. aecural!". 20 Yt!lll'S ~p. rlers. Earn as you learn.
tlla . , .• Pi-1r. McDonald
CERAMIC tile ne"' I. I ~==~55:;'7;,-<.:,'fllc:,,I -:c-:o--:--
lremodtl. Fret-es1 . Smri ll ATTEN DANT at Shell sta-
·jobl welcome. 536-2426. lion l HertJ:-Rcnt-A·Car in
liii;;iiliiiiliiiiiili-iiil I Ui.i::una Beach. Co\leJt:t! stu·
Call t'or Appl
Industrial Rel11.tions
(714} 494:M01
TELONIC
INDUSTllES
L•gun• Be•ch
ll dent over 18. Pl'rm. 20 hrs.
I 1111 1, _::.:::"_:'~:_::~l::::::~:::~..:~:.~:..::'"'="-'•_roo_m· 1 :=:E:q="'=l=O=·="°='·=E=n='=pl=OY='='=
-£1"'111Mlt f' I , Ol i 1 ~ 'iiiiiiiiiimm.,;;;,;,i j Automollvt• Clt!rical 11 Experienced Job Wantod, Mal• 700
SALES Mrt • 18 yrs. exp.
C.Omptr .. 111.1pplie~ t· Acct.
S)'lt. DeKrced 640-1227 Avnil
nov.·.
HOUSEMAN-Driver, ChuW"111'
1peaking, Xlnl n"f.~. Avnil
trnmed. C1131 387-5196.
Job W•nted, Female 702
Service ca.ilier
Musi have good wa1Tanty
background. Top pe.y lor to!)
person. Call Marlene 540-96o\O
for intervlc-\\'.
UNIVERSITY
OLDSMOBILE
2R."il Harbor Blvd.,
Costa P.1csa
GOOD TYPIST AUTOMOTIVE-
Wiil do your typing •• LOT BOY
laor homo, Wiii rlckup and dtllver Joca H.B •• I "'1ust be hard 1~·orkcr. Apply
1n pcr!On to l\tr. T.
F .V ., Wast, 7Se por Pll · I DAVE ROSS
or will work by hour PONTIAC ... 11 147.Jllt5. '.!l.'IO J.larbor Bl,·1l.
Cmta f\1 csn
Bl LUNG
CLERK TYPIST
Immediate openlne. Must use:
181\1 electric typewriter &
rle<"tric adding machhtl'. S
day wel'k & [r\ngc bl'nellls.
Apply In Pt"rson
MARTEC, INC.
1577 Plecentia Ave.
Newport Be•ch
(No Phonr Calls Plrase)
I F.q11al Oppor. En1p\oyer
NEED hl'IP a l hon1r'.' \\'1
!\ave Aida • Nu™'s • I ~ Hou&ekprtl • Con1 p;1nlo1L-. A\'ON c 1JrUSTriASF.ARN· • e J1omemakerll l lpjohn I:-\{;~ ran lwlp n1nl1<• tht'
5471681. liulld:1\.. hnpp11•r lnr your
P'C bkpr/Ort Mgr. Pttrrr cnllr(· ran1ib ~ ll '" l'».sy se.11-
PT, my placl' er your~. \\'ill in$!. 1i11f' Avlln producl~ for
take F'C )'OUl' books or lraln nu1· 11T1·sl~~i hh· Chrl~t11u1.11
• auper )'OUr slrl 615-JGri!l. c.~!n lr•"lll'. Cn1t N 0 IV. 1 ,,:,:..:,:.!-'._:_c;_.:_~~-~-5-l(l...iO!l
SEC'TY. exp'd .. l-alrl ofl l1·1•
bkpg, pyrU, AP, elc. C11 ll
Marlon, 894-2.112.
Jobs Wantod, Mif:-704
/l.PAfl1"MF.NT Mgn. Shnrp
and Experienced couJ)IC' for
unit manageme:nl 56-7i"3.
Help Wani.tl. Ma F 710 ---*ACCOUNTS
Payable $550
FEE mx;oTIABLJ::
SW>!• WOTlt ba<:Ql'Owid req.
c.o.t& M~1a loc1Uon. Ex·
pM<ttnc co In Cf0'\1.h ln-_,.,,,
....,. • '"" l'orllll<>llO J, R, Pit:nCE ASSOCIATES
AGENCT INC.
''"' ---·-' I """""'· CM ~·N
•
BABY!':irn·t:n, 1'1'hn1 l l, a~
2:,..1'). :1 tlfl~·i; 1~·r1•:,, 'l"::O·~,·~
Gi1·1 1 1 ~. hoy 111. 1·:\;11. ncf.
()\1'n trnn~. Lil•' l1••·kt·•·1•111i,:.
$j0 111.·r \1 k. G lf.-(l'illi.
B,\BYSI TT ~;n. \I' 11 n I r (I •
Yuun.i:-l~h n1un1 pln.1 111::.11',
Cf\f Arra for '.!1.: .1 r J.!irl.
Parl·v.krlu~·s. ~lusl hn\'t'
y;u'(I. 962-S.'li6.
B.AevS'iTTEft for Sa1:-only.
Jl'rom 2-ti; 30. I ch!ld. r;:"P·
64G-M64 aft 8 l)m.
TIME FOR
QUICK CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
642-5671
Day & Nila
must be 18 or over •
INTERVIEWS 3-S PM
Coco~
1555 W, Adams
Cott• Mt1a
DISHWAStlER
F /time -Nlle1. Apply in
pc-rson, Colony Kitchen, 3Z1.l
llarbor Bl., CM.
D ir. of Nursing
LVN Relief
Nurses Alde1-Day1
Apply In person, Garlirld
Conv. •fosp, 7781 Garfll'ld
Ave., H.B. 847·9671.
DOCJ\ Boy 16-18 weeke nd11.
No Ion(: h a l r . 700
Edgewater, Balboa. Apply
10tm-5pm.
EARLY n10rning d f! Ii v l' r
man, Wet!kends. T r u c k
needPd. Aflemoon drilvery,
car nttfil'd. 557-7110.
Don't g1vt up the ship!
"Lisi" II in clas11lfled. Ship
to Shore R.e1ults! 642-0678.
-
in gs.
GENERAL
OFFICE
\Ye have immediate openlns:s
for experienced Se:cretaries,
Stenoa, I: Clerk Typl.lts, kl
work In OU!' Corpon.tr Head-
quarters In Mission Viejo.
Qualified candidates ahould
have •l Jea1t 2 yean rect:nt
ttlate:d experience preter-
rably in the construction in-
dustry, " mu1t J>O!llnl ap-
propriate cterica1 skills.
These are pennanent posi-
tions & provide an oppor-
tuni ty lo associate with
America's leading commun-
ity developer. We offer a
liberal program of bene.tlts,
a1 well as above average
compensation.
PLEASE APPLY
IMM EDIATELY
TO OUR
PERSO NNEL DEPT;
MISSION VIEJO
COMPANY
26137 LaPu Rd
Mission Vlj:;.Ca
1714} 137
Equnl Oppor. Employer
SP::CURITY
PACIFIC
BANK
Equal Oppor. Employer M/F
HOUSEKEEPER. livt' in, tor
woman alone. Pr\. Rm.,
Ocean Vu .
547-3568/642--0931.
Injection Mold Opr. hectic front o.W.ce. Excellent
Or Trainees typing Ir: shorthand skills a
MAC':"I NIST For Plastics Manufacturer. must. Heavy phone!!, weekly
Top man, mills A profilers. Days • Graveyard shift. I' e p orU:, COn'f:IPOndenoe,
Make own set-ups. Thor-Mull be neat -': de'pendable. v.uid,ng with numben I:
oughly understand print& It Female prerd. Must be: able aul5tinc field rep. -all in
loat ~ata, Top pay_ MorrillOn to worlc Sat or sun. her day's work. Salary from
Engineering Co. 176(2 Arm· Apply 1 PM-4 PM $525 to $675. Com~ in-
&tning Ave, S.A. * Orange Coast Plastics * aurance beMfttl, pakl va.ea-
MAN to work Prr in rental 850 West 18th St. tion after 6 mos. Send
yd., mU.t have n e at Costa Mrsa. Cal.it resume to P. 0 . Box lllO,
handwriting A: appearance, l!\'!!!!!!!!!~"'!'"""""'!!!!!!!!"'1 -N~ewport~~~Be~ael!~~92663~~· ~-·
avail all day on Weds. Sats .. Power Machine operaton, SECRETARIES
I.:. Sun. Will train right man. single needle expe:r. dtsired. Several positions. "On the
Apply in AM, 19ll Newport 545-5859. move" Compa.nles A be·
Blvd., C.M. cause YOU came from u1
MAN wanted, Laborl!r, house PRESSMEN-• they know YOU'RE out·
construction. $2.50 hr . MULTI OPERATORS standing, 10of coune YOUR
962-0951 6-7 pm. fee ia pald. ,.;.::MAID"":=,s~w"'a"nt"'ed~.-. ~A-pp-1-,-Immediate openina:a for ex· Liz Relnder'• Agency
Executive Suites Moir.I perlenced presamen on se-4500 c.amp\15 Dr.
2080 N -Blvd C cond shitt w/ttcent e:x-MG-2118 Newport Beach MAINTe~;~CE' ~N ptrlence on Mlehle 36" SECRETARY -bGat &:/or 2650IX'15 Mullis. brok--. Some weeke-.. Large Apertment complex. ~~ ... ~ '"'
Must be thoroughl y aper-Apply In Person nee-. Apt,. tor f 11 u re: a. ien~ and havr good ref-646--0SM..
........ $500 ,,.,. month " M ·Rnc INC SELL FAMOUS KNAPP "art. .. • • SHOES Part-tlm< or 1'1111,
Phone 546-5025 1577 Plecentl• Ave. Ume Knapp Salespeople
HOUSEKEEPER WMled, 3 Newport Bt•ch Earn More BecaU!le Com-
days wk. 1 child. Must have MAINTENANCE man I CUii· miuk>ns Aft Higher Than
reb. A own tranlp. Aft S todlan. Exper. prefd. N.B. (No Phone Calla Please) Ever. No Investment! Flft
pm. l.ll-2659. area. Call 642-2410, M-F Equipment! Fl"l!e Tn.lnlfll
HOUSEKEEPER, live in. !:30-S. Equal Oppar. Employtr Program! Intere-1tedT Wrtte
Very little oookina:'. Small MASSEUSE R. A. D!Mankl, K napp
tam. 546-MU; 673-9098. Good hours, xlnt $$. PRACTICAL Nurse to att Shoes, Brockton, Ma I 1 .
HOUSEKEEPER Cook, no 642-0450 10 am to 5 pm for new born A mother ln 02401.
children. Llw-ln. s day \\'k .. ?ifATURE .... "Omar. for 11.1 Dec. Ret 644-2137. l'srn""""vi"CE""'-,Sta=Uon""'-,A"tte-,....,=-J
Pvt rm. 67S-8248. am shift. Sawyers Home, PRODUCT promotion. Our p/time: '!Ye• I: wlmd1, Ex·
IDEAL tor student·P/tlmc 646-6716. 261.9 Orange, C.M. you~ fast growing com-ptr. Neat Appt&raJIC't'. Ap-
job, e~. Mon-Fri A Sat MATURE, aUectklnatc pany needs amb!Uous, at· ply morns. 2590 Newport
AM. Hrly ~ &: bonus. woman wanted to care for 3 tractive "'"Omen all ages. We _m~=··~C=·=M=·------I
Apply 15056 Ja ckso n , well behaved girls, ages 10, train A moUvate. Must have SERVICE 1taUon attendantJ.
Midway City. 894-2331. 9 I: 6. from 2 pm until 6:30 car for local tra~l. Ad-r.xp'd., perm. position.. Full
pm, Mon thru Fri in my dllional compensation U & part time openinp.
lNSTAl.J..EM f or un· Corona del Mar home. Own wlllJne to fiy 20 Western Palisades Shell. 1 51 2
dergroond cable: TV. Exper. trans." Pleue write atatina: Stall'S. Salary, Comm. A ex· Brutol/Pall.&ades, S.A.
dellrtd, tra~ coMidettd. qual. I. salary I' e q . peuea, caU 533-<1:211.
2624 W. Coast Hwy. N.B. Clualfled. Ad N 491 Dall PRODUCTION TRAINEE SERVICE Sta. Attendant Tele.Pf'Ompte:r-" An equal op. 0· • Y Full or pt/Ume Exper Ap..
por. employer"-Pilot P .O. Box 1560, Costa Rtteivlng " Ins~ e c t o r ply, in ~n, ~·.
Mesa, Ca. 9263). t.r&lnee for eJ_e:ctrorucs com-Shtll -E. r-• H ~...-.. MED I c AL Rtteptioniat. ponent tl'1Urw. Datatron NB ' ~ ..,... Wf., 1>1m..n:: _-,.,,.., ~ ~ M h Inc, 1562 Reynolds. Santa 1'-''::,':_ _______ I
lr\.Yll.,L r~tL ust ave heavy pbo~ l'X· Ana. SERV Sia attendant, full A
CCD\IV'"CCAArl:'.._lf"""V per. for 3 busy GP's. Salary win .Jr;l\I'~-·~'""'-' c o mmensurate w/o.per. Rul Estate Sales part. Daya.
11 I. rrave
Free -': Ftt Pollilklns
Immediate Oponl"tls
Acctng/Socratarlal
Clorlcal/Gon, Ole.
488 E. 11th tat JMM) Cf\t'
642-1470
JANITORS
t-~u\I Time
5 AM·l :JO PM
Apply Penonnr.1 3rd F1r
0.llJI 2 PM-4 PM
IROADWAY
Newport Beech
No. 47 FatJdon Jaland
5""I "''"""' to P .O. Box FREE ~~ + comm,
4336, Irvine, Ca!H. 9'664.
M. ED Jc AL r f! c e P--License Training
uonst-Medleof Exp fll'lf bul Limited Tlmo Only
not ntt. Salary open. C.a.U Famous Uceme
Mrs. Mellllnaer-6.17..f.300. available thnl T= =
MEN I WOMl!N ,,...,., Appllcanto tun, ,..
SERVICE atab. Fuller
Brugh eu.stomt1'L X I n ' t
.....~
SHIPPlN<J CLERK
To $2. 75 Per Hr
NO. TEES' EVER.
CALL US NOW!
.P.P.S.
needed for E d u c a t I o n a I Lmbuned U{JOll quallficatlon.
mecHcat tral.Dine fields, AD New or expdieoced saJe1
races Alea 18 thnl 75. peop~. Open.inp available.
Medium heilht I-wt'\lht Complete tnJnina program. P,cfflc
No vlsl~I~ scars or tatoo9. Future m.anqement oppor. Per1onnel Service~
For Inter contact John tunJHn. Call Mr S)oa.n at U2 No. Tower·
Bran.<lcom. ~1640. SO.BJ. uruon Bank !}quare
MESSINGER TARBELL °'""'•· c,oJJJ,
FILE CLERK 547 6446
Molt pnfemd. Parlllolr in. RIAL f9RS · All< Ill< Rachel Mor w1... ..... ,,.. .. 1111Jng. REAL UT •n SHOE Sblne' s1i1 .... lod ~
Will WOTlt In Lot Altfl<la .. p(y ln -~ lllrr
uodl move .. Nroport t<tcl PIOFISSIONAL' -SalGo\ 11700
of Sept. Ff'ff dally bU1: Sa1esmft A brokel'll 1'bt op-MacArthur Blvd., H.B.
tn.mpoirtaUon provided. .. t. ' Lite ~•per. Good lillla, Lond PAClflC MUTUAL poJ1u111> w ,_l Yoa on SHOP OPi:NINGS • ttil• xtra lore term ~ needed lmrntdil.let,y for oar Apply Mon lhru Fri. 9 am-12 ropldly "1<fl'Uld1or R •al ITT JA&sCO
JR •. SnNO
1~f:~· 5«).4450 pm at our new b\illdlt11, 100 Eatate dMalon. Pollttvt PRODUCTS
NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO 1..,N ... twpor1~~Ce~nl!!!er""'Drl"'ve""". _ 1,..runt\1 fer -...:-llu linrntdlalo -lor
Tempo Ttmporary Help I ~ Ptione.. . the ~ pl)ilJtloQt: *NEEDED • 'h.'O upero lilt Impeller Pr1ci1Mr l.ATHF. 6 tnla _._ ltneed llettl Ea10f• Solt• AIMm~lor
Job oltop "'P<1' mil\ 3 yn. mtn, Bottut, hflber ~ ,' .,,,,,, Turrot L•tho Opr
Exper olrttlmetll! man, A:e: ofon, beautiful ol!l.... -"'flllfi] Chuebr o,or-
ni..,. Mfl, ll3 Calf• de G'NNY M.OllRlllDN Xll>'t ......... 6 wa1dlr
lltdusll'W. Sut Otmtnt.o. •*• -'nlft&-REAL -_.. 1or ootrdL LAUNDRES.~. l\111 tlme . ..•W!l** uq&Mem IUbdtYil5on ln La1u n 1 -'"Iv at
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L.EGAL Seeretaey w/corp A • j ' "' &.tnb\iiaJ ~ lPUI tnln-: • *""
banlttnc ~."'°' Fri..; Sill t1rt old -. llti1 '!" -*"'lie.Call-• .rut -.,. Jllil a.-.. beodlts! MS--. --. ,, ~. -• ... ....,._,.. ... '
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Sl)US Cllol, ... llld ..... WIJTRESS, -tbru l'll.. M.4YTAO ............. llNTIRE HOllSDIOIJ). l<OBD<A Cl -·-II lllEPllEIUJ, II Lab, 1 SCIAM LETS ........ tu
w/Wft or dull up. Call lO to 5. 12/br. + MaWr<, ..-115. to 11GO. Can Gold wlwt Mr A Mn .....,., lnllan: _.,.. --., P ta 1 1 u I • • PARAMOUNT
b'appt.BSIC&IQIGllCou,a. expttieoctd, dtslmdable, deliver w/1 yr. para. cba.ft.48"mublet.ableon bwU.nc-"°""' teltpbato=~t.Nffds sd ANSWERS 23'1 SchwinnP1r1mount
try CM>, -Ptm>anont. El M o r o 1139-:1111. huge cuwd &Old -wide .,.,. l<nl. Aln>ool ' Reynolds ~l dbl. butted
Tfil:' .--nwi, owr U.. Restaurant, 11655 Padllc marble end tahln on new. S15 or maJte otter. ADORABLE purebftd, male frame. Campi frame t1P9 1: ..--• n.. _ _. WASHERS, Dryer•, .f....t--.a ...... u ..... i.. .... '-'-'--4or Ll'llDI w/parentt. I l>&)IS .....,..,, HW)' .. SUnlet Beach. Roman cohunna. nuu-c_,,. SC.l't:W l'Yn 6 ~ ...., ... _ .........,. ' • llymnaJ -hte -tJvtn -fOrk: enda. camp! crank,
Wffk.1 .... 1-SaVSlln. a-~-846-3177. Dllllwuhe111 ft!ll:lllbdltlerned, dHk. chatr A. bookcue. "711'•n New o .. .-~.-home. Prefer & du l ta. Global -ME.the BDJ., DR't. hubs It •;----.,.. -.... ~-auarn •. Dt ~l vtred ~· ,.~ ... w .. 539-emleva.. ...... ~ .. .ide-J'l&h ~et.• Nwpt ~/~1Q). French entry ball cbn:t • IOftnr. $D). Aat'd beck a They didn't haw aQ1 Center pull brakts UIS
B!vd. Newjort Beach. WAITRESS EXP~ · minor, French fYOfY I: ~ dl:WIL SW. Mt Rettia. DARLlNG tiny I en t I e trouble makinr me unooo-t:inn. 5C8-840C aft 7 PM.
Lunch-Dinner Shift Rent W11hen/Dryen tfftO bedroom at. Velvet wthr chl'I mile Ga-0.128. purebred Chihuahua, 11 11eklus in thr OP6&tlng room. 'TI CB-5CJ0..4. Bronze 2330 ml.
TELEPHONZ Salt1: Se-ll e BLUE DOLPHIN e #. Wk. Full m&loL chabe ~ • chair. ' ' . montbl old. Shots. female. J"·t bolo-..._,start-" they "k• new. •-·~t ·~v. •n. Slluthml Onnae CDunty'a 3.3:'» V1 IJdo N 8 * CJ9.U02 * druaing tablt!', nlte stands .Ii WHY rent-l>Qy your own tow ~ ....,. ...... PO.J ~ "-' UVW5" '""
Favorltt Newspaper from a ' · • tami-Color TV dectrlc bar $«), Canvas tarp, new,r'='==~=~--~ showed ME the BILL. Sl2Xl. days, 646-2486, eves,
Trudel
BUY
VANS
NOW
VANS
ALL MAKES e GMC e CHEV. e FORD e DODGE -·-Camper Conver.x.
•• • • '
your home. Make 11 much WIRE WRAP GIRL * GAS DRYER * twin • bed dishe~ houaie $30. 255 E 19th St, Costa SCOTI'IE, AKC, 5 yn. old, NE\V Avon Red cn>at Dinah¥ 645-1643
u )'Ola aNd. Ge.l:le'OUI com-Full time. Must have exp. in S2S if"· Wed~ 1 h ru Mesa. 1emale, ~. Nttds love $300. (Lilta for J375), ''·n=M~.,..,.-do~r ~Iso=T~.-al~l-cq-u,..i-p. e Perfect • CmtcmPO •
~ oo acb Kle. Call hand ~ w r a PP in S • __. • «nO RJW"r Ave, 'WORLD Book Encydopedla a: atternUon. 833-lMO. m--Ol1'9 + trick ext, lo mi. Pt!'rf ~-6139. harneu huild1o,c le P.C. PENNCR.ESl' w&llb./dryr • aet;. 19'1'2 edition, llt1ll pack--LABRADOR. male, 1 yr, ~20,.,...F'"oot,,-:boa_,t,..,-bull-::-. -:125.:--::xr=76 coN1 '72 strt plates. ;800.
• Cara-van • aitnook -·-
TELLER ·
card ...,,.;,. Small com. $195. O>J-ttf11C., $211. lit" Plywood. 4x8. .,... 11;,\. $211. !!67-11171 alt 6. ~childftn. Thurtn. CM. 1.~""==-·===~,.-:n1~n~t:30 ~ 7 ~ XlDt cond. Mt-0783. finllbed $3.50 CD $7, mile. CARPET FOR SALE aft $ pm, 557-4690 after 3 PM HONDA C'HOPPER-005 cc
1st SHOWING
"73" Prld• & J<ry If Fl,
Motorhome. Rear twin beda
v.1tb. bta; overc.1b bunk, ~
tric butane l'l'frtaerator,
glove with overhead oven,
tollet, powered by 360 Dodie
1 ton with dulll.8, automatic,
power br.1kt>S, J>CM"U It~
ing, alr oond. and rr:mov-
able AM·F:0.1 radio, ''SEE
JT TODAY!"
call 9"l9-W2 I..a.n:v Brown. mes to $2.. Hallow<tft by carpet La)W, CaD LA.UGHS, b>-e gu.arantet<t .-vtf'JYJ kit, atroked 401cc.
Carner•• A cahintt 6: p&SSqt!' docn. • 5't6-6745 • ~ from blk, tiger, gray stripe Boats, Power ...,. Mokled trame. Asking S6."iO Sa'finp • Loe.n exptr. ........ y~e1.:'1 =•int~ lqufpment .. mite sizes Sl-$6. Auto mlnJ OLDER CAR MAGAZm&S kittens. 9 v.'b. M&-4897. ''1971 SEA RAY" or trade'! 642-7614 t1.rt 5:30.
Mlea rm., aellinc the LA. RAVE liomethlne )"OU want blJce = $10. VW ~ = * $42.1734 * ~beautiful, JJWYbttd, 455 Olds, Pack-a-jet, 3>'. 200 'M SUZUKI TC 90, 2:iOO
Times. Full or pt. time. to develop in the dark $15. · ~t_1_., $ 5 0 eves A. Jtiffkenda 1!..,mal.,!,~Siamese. Seriea. Equtpped for Water rnllt!'s, dirt/road bike. Xlnt
Guar. hrty wage &: com.. room! 9W'P Solar enluaer Tandem bi ... ,,..__ . S v•r•uw Skilrc I: flshln&', tandem oond. $2)0. 645-.1\977 aft 4:30.
mlseions. For detaili, call with 35mm A 21.4 neptive 6(5...lGJ, 1m KilWI Rd. USED BICYCLE Fl'ff FRISKY kitten,, trailer. C&ll after 12:00 •70 HONDA Trail. h\uP. Xlnt
Apply In Pmon
Mariners Savings
1515 Wtotcllff Dr,
N1wpor1 lleoch
5tG-0301. mounts. Olbtr mlac. dark N.B. All typH. 642-12'12 weaned and trained. noon. <n4> 830-64!2. MUST cond. 1950 mi. $215. 6T.H368
room lteDll w/ule. The GAR aale: Baby bastinette, SPF.CIAL Sha& Carpet Sale * 548-4615 * SELL! .1ftr:r 6:30 pm.
I !!!!!!!!!! ... TE..,LLE-RI!!!!!!!!!!!! .. : ,.I _ ... _-_ ... ~)~-·
Part Time AntiqUH Exptrlf!Jcecl
APPLY IN PERSON
ANAHEIM SAVINGS I LOAN .
411 Mtln Stroot
Hunllllflon llNch
An Equal Oppty Emplyr
TOP Drawer ls looktng 1<r
an attractive )'OUnl minded milady. Silt • SUn. + Ap-
ply lo -221 l\larJoe, Ball•• bland.
Waiter,Room Service
Muat be exper. F/time
See Pl!nonnel Manager
BtlbcNJ Boy Club
1221 W. Coe.st Hwy.
Nf'WJJOrt Beach
llOO
BEAUTIFUL antiques.
Burtau, French lace, bead-
ed dreM & baaa. "'8wll.
toys, tables, chairs, oddA 6
mdJ. Abo Uke new upright
belt massager, elec router.
Call aft 6 pm, 6"13-t941.
!-IINT COILS
Judy Garl&.nd •••••••••• $50
Sonja Henle ••••• ,, ••••• $45
Colored Terry Lee ••• ,, • S35
Margaret O'Brlr:n ••••• ,. $40
545-2.J<i8
.. ANTIQUES I Clrea 1840
antique claw 1oot table,
wht/14k aold Sil.id oak.
Value $DIO, S950 or best of.
fer. 2 small aide tables $150.
pair 613--0052.
Anoliance1
W~ ~per. over
18. Appl)' In pel':kln, Jim·
bo's. 3lliO E. Cout ll"Y·•
Cd>!· . OVER. 2lO wasben. dryt!n,
''Make Room For Daddy'' refrlgt'ratort from $39.95.
• • • clean ou.t the a:arqe 545-0180. -
.... turn that junk into caah REFRIGERATOR u 1 e d ,
wltb a Dally Pilot Clalllfied works &: loob like new $50.
ad. Call 60-S678. 'lU> Wetbninater Aw. •••••••••••••••••••
WHOLE ·thblc tor $85. $8. Zenith . 17" BltW TV =~!.~ii: :-119 Mot. old toy Dach.lhund. BOAT for u.le by owner. * '68 J-fON DA 17S. EQUIP
C!M-:2.186 eves. w/atand, $40. lroil, $2. • Shot&. Good home w/Jdch: A. 1967 20' I.M.P. built, in-FOR STREE:I'. GD a>ND.
Immediate Delivery
Serini •579212
KOBENA Cll ....... a movie Fl ........ t tbl lamp, $.1. Ml II yd. Will del. 616:.5463. board/outboard. 0 . M . c . $225. -· ... -lnltant ... -.1.1-TV d1nner traya (8), 3. tee IMOUI outdrl~ Chn'rolet VB, dou-....... ~-..,.. ... ...,.,,. MaJce...u · / lit W tec1 120 AOORABLE white & calico
$8995
Bill BARRY Joadioa, Power teJepboto P l1Ul'l'Dl' w fl, •n Jcittem. 3117 McKinley Way, ble hull 1!bll!qlaas. Usrd 31
wide azwle lena. AlmolC ~ls:;:;:,.:::;::: WANTED -Old small wtcker C.M. ~1. hrs. $4,295. Call after 6 pm.
'71 Honda SL 3.iO.
Xlnt shape. $595. * 5!17-6742 • new. $75 er make otter • • ' doll b\JUY with w 00 d • n 213/59J.-2916. PONTIAC-GMC-FIAT
50-173' ews A weekends. $3. 133-3995. wbeela Ir wicker chatr. -13-. ,;_,Bo_st_on-,-Wh~al~.-,.....,33~,"'IP. * Smuki .90 Hone-ho
1
'70 (hit St. at S.A. l>'rwy)
SPANISH llv nn tUite &: Shirl.., Temple blue mua I -~ ._ 11~1 J h tm' CAno & Stre~t or Dirt. ?>lust See, 2000 E. ht SI., Santa AM,. • --Ill •· •• ··~-d -•· .. -..--0 n1an mo · PY "250 Tom ~2661 i:1to1000 rurnnvr-w '8-mpg, ... ~· e,.... • (S.T. name pin), full canvas cover. $1250. • ~,c•_c.· ~~~~.....,_, -
BLUE O'ft'D print '1" .0 *· -ood ...... $25 P1 Marble top corree thl $2>
Nylon rup. 9xl3, lbl2, Red
&: pink. $X) ea. 1 way draw
oft white drapery. 7'10"
9'2'', 7'4", no ea. 557-&439.
MAPLE trundle bll!ds com-
plete $75, walnut cbina
cabloel !'15. dnk cleol....,
as old tc:hooJ desk $25, six
dining room cha1ra $5 each,
matchin&: hanainl and table
lampg iaJ. 54~.
FRENCH provincial
1"!llwood breO-.t $2'15.
White dble druler with
mirror. $50. Student desk,
uphol Jounce cl;l&tr, al11>
mllc. 55T"1t'IB !!61-74117,
LARGE 8' ao.ta. lovaeat, A
oventutted chair. White
cru.tbed velvet. Sold new
$!500. SdI $165. -· SINGLE bed, tprlnc, mat·
trus, double canr: endt. See
to apprec. Bnt otter. After
9 AM 64l>OOTI. * * * Sofa a matchtna: love eut, never ueed. Both $150.
Private. 968-7910.
MODERN FUl!N. lOnt cord.
Bed. 90ta, wau unit, rue.
chair, rm air cond •• qut!'en g inch and 13 inch Dionne 587-m2 or 646--0703. '70 Kawuakl 500, Extended ~.7=o"""c=h-e-v-y-1";'"2'"'y""0-n-
a1.ze mattrea A boz 1prings, quintuplet doll. U' Glaapar w/8S h p forks, excellent condition, 8 1arden tools A much znore. Small old child's wooden Peta, Chner•I ISO M-'"' eng. Haa tilt trlr, 646-4472 after 5 pm. Pickup, Clstom Sport, V '
t().5 Fri A Sat Sept. 22 le: .cbool dHk ~-... -.. auto. traJ\s., factol)' air,
23, '251n Via Be.Jo Cerro, sc5.236S TURn.E FREAKS _ 9' canopy other e x t r as · Motor Homes power tteering, radio, Mat·
LN 495-t930. ---------1 aquarium & turtles A ac-963-1.9'.l7. Sale/ Rent MO er, tinted glua, step bump-
GARAGE Sale, Fri I: Sat.,
9/21-9/23. :ISO Cabrltlo, Apt
SMALL Pia.no, reamnable ces.riea, $100. 494--6212. 14' O/B Flberilau $250. 17' er, m1rror1, bucket seat11.
strlil.b Jook1ne bunk beds MONKEY needs someone O/B w/trler $500. 16' Out· lleavy duly. (Y53222) $2995.
"C" Co&ta Mela. re a 1 on ab I e, 10fa-bed who can provide gd lovi.na:. board $200. 12' Aqua C.lt. dlr. Call 836-G535. =· me. P b o n e home for iL 53l-<J281. $350. ~ wkdays. FRI/Sat 9..s Garqe Sale,
from New En&tand. 3Pi So.
Timber, SA,. oU Sunflower.
·n 15' •1>ersw.. •kill. 9\l OJ~CRETE table A b<ncbet Cm 152 HP Johmon. fully equip.
for p&tlo.. A)., patio tablet $f{JO. el5--4808.
Hou--•·,. Goode II• A cbaln In nMr new cond PERSIAN Kif tens C FA .,:_,~~-=---,,-= ,..._ 66-3!!00. llqiotered, Shou, $.15. IS" Built Rlto, l!O HP * ORIENTAL RUG * aDNA cabinet or butch, an-546-9965 J'oM:aon. 'nit trailer. $1385. OPP:f MAD
GOOD CONDmON llquo .. new, L. ~ 1 • • 'I• Vlolln, Clh " bow ~1Ui. 615-Q!O MoT6lt HOMES
10'3" x ll'T' Call 492-@TI -bllr, MM617. $35. Call alt s, 8'7-5656 looto, .Rtnt/Ch•rt'r 90t c:!:..?"c;"..:. GIVVe :i.".:;19
J1wtlry tl5 Office l'uml!UN/ -• °"'' 154 CAL 30. Incl Insur A berth. Motor HOlltO Rtnttlo l .. lp. ... ;311.50 mo. -"·bl I ,_., ~•-e HAPPINESS 11 a black * 6G-1403 * Av .... e or ......,_y, w_..,,,-
8-diamond ladies E 1 s I n NEW walnut '4":d2~~ button rx.e 2 blc brown or monthl1 buft. 21 ". 23' • wristwatch. Brand new, ltill __ ..a.;.. -.. ,....,,_ • e--11 •-n 90t --• 25• __ ,, _ .... 1--.... ln box. Pd wholeaale $130, ~u-• ~o.w.w• eyu and a flDTy little --"-_.,_..,______ auu ~ ._._............,"" ~
,.n 1or $15. 83:WSt3 chair. Surillce tiolb "" -,.ii atto.:btd to a Sitlly BABY MUST GOI I tor Homa, all equlpt with
•n JEEP 4 whffl drive
pickup. V-6 enJifW', pov•e r
steering, a ir condll.loning.
(C48CIBJ $.1499. DAV E
MSS PONTIAC, H IO ;
Harbor Blvd., Costa Meaa, 1
5f8...l'.)].T. Prlee ~ .:
thru 9/ll/72. :
'70 Chevy l/4 Ton : ;
Ptck·up. Custom cab, VS,
auto. trant., factory air, /
power 1t.eerln1r, radio, heal·
er .-aep bumper, nrlmn,
low mlJH. (31693F), $3lll5
dlr.Call ~. $800. Phone m•> MM814 TnTler pup. Two adorable a:r:nerator, roo1 air, and DIA. Sol. tin& appnrx 1 d or &G-3072. temi.tes $200/offer 17' Raclnl Cat. Wlll Sacrifice man:y other extru. All * * 1962 Chevy, 4 tpd. Bia 6
$295. A qual. Leisure World, omce Typewriter ~ evU. ~ sood ~079Days Coachea are 1972 modela. ena: Excel w / c u .. to m
Seal Beacb (213) 431-Inll 5-Ula!' new * -....... • eves. • We have the an atffl Amigo camper. UCB nd!o, A/C,
7 pm. -OBEDlENCE d&u to tb:rt '72 Vernture, 3 mos old . -•-Pl call _..,.11 '--1·-Bod -~ 'int · * 567 1701 aft &-.,. ._... eue °""'".....,.,,. nu ..... .....,,., Y '-"'Ill·• .
11 • -ln the Irvinll!/Nniport Under warnnt;y, loaded, atereo tape Mck. $1500.
Ml-11•-· EXEC '""" chr $15 -21 Sec Beach ..... 'Wed., Oct. .. bead. colley, OB, •le. Motor Home Rentals 646--0903. * OLD STOVE * cbr IS . 11 desb '!'!.".~ 1'30 pms • ()po.!_!...all -615--llSO. "'·n~Eco~no~u .. -"'su-.. -. ""v~.-,.
Smaller old wood bumin1 867 w 1Jtb CM _.._... over mos._,.,.-. 14' SLOOP-Good cond. Must SALES & LEASING InsW.ated 1r: ptneled.
atove! 2 boles on tcp, front Pl1ftOl/OrpM 126 FUR A~ Beautiful u.crlflee:. PX\ or but oUer. full service taclllty Foldin& bed. Gas atOVf',
door. Netds -of ...... ltmy 1 "" old pups, 3 567a511:11. Danmar Motor Homes H.D. Slllpt .. loll, MOO GVW but ooWd be real Jtlce when H PIANOS ..:_2.ll-CJANS ""'1n, 1 !>male. Had lit W-Peonoo ArML lOnt rond. Std. trano, Tlpe deck, $2800.
finbbed; 1 ler Medi to be _•mmond, nw-.u. • IDUl1 lhot. $5. l'lS-9855. Inboard. JDut1 extra a 675'-l990 • ~::::;;;1.,a:=;•~ ==:-=1~HUNTEllSI C1tttmp AXC --.114,...-.' 5JJ-6800 '10.!ICl!tvy.Au .. _iil!i .1
For t11 ttl In Womttt'1 Wtrltl cl1n, •II:. IG:WOL
Coll Mtry Beth MW67'. ut...Hil * 111APLE c11o tbl. t eap.
.. ' talo'• ..... -coll
"-Doi .,. ... " --· ,...,a11_,•7-pm.,-...,--HUVest table, benches.
185 Or ..u oopan.toly.
quite ..,...i, A llO Oqan --llV-Field Iino. l';nrlllh S-· 21• Santana Sloop w/traller, NEW '1J El Dondo 11' Mini vwr. air. Dix ctlll atb.' 1
lal!tfbluttn& job would toke ma blJplna In .... rilb1 :;;:.,;, ll!OI. MIF. $50. lalll, ............. Beot Of· Mototl!omf. f\Jlly ••II-l2900. 1141 ""'--..... !
care SJ1 that. It would make now at: . • 1er. Skip, 714: 66-02Z2. contd., Dodae autom. p/a, '1, C.M. .
a cute planlar; "'u a""" WoOichs Music City LOVE FOR SALE. Irill! Set, Botti 511(11/-1 910 p/b. dual•. 1689~ Serlal 'tlS Ford _, .. -* 5.!'7-1017 *
EARLY .American Io fa ,
chain, tables & aecffa0i1et.
Good condition! SO.UTT.
venatlon piece.an end table ter pupe. AKC, Excel ' 22115M. Deal.r:r • Coll. '714: sum. MUii-.
with a map;z:!ne )edge. I South O:l< Plua 50-2830 breeding. See to apprec. WANTED: W 1Up or aide tl4! m.5810. * _. l'M5 *
paid $.15 1ar Jt,ll!llre otter. *PIANOS-i'ORCJANS* 1113-1215. !or--"' w yoar. Call -Rtnt-A-Molor -•ii bi.vy vi:.vs, _,..,,
MJ-1734 11ve1 and weekend&. Go1nr Ollt ri'or BuainHa GD.MAN lhorthiJr pupa, 673-la • for your V1catlon
Otr-Sole 112 srEREO· De I u x e 1972 !Ifft qualllf • l>'"lceo • ..,,, AKC, llOO ... maito ol1<r. DOCK avail up ta 25' Pwr. * UM301 * ::!', :::::.•-; .;;:,-:;:.· · --~------Garrard. model, 1arp pro-Ka;=~~~ etc Martin-O'est Kenn e I 1 , only. $2/ft front t l e ; •• Be a c h w 0 0 d 22' * MANY Imm Illa: !!OW! 1 ... looal -· I -Ra toi. W J!t<y:StD !StHlll9. .ll.80/lltlo tit. 113-'ll!O&. -Air Gn, !51115. Auto LHllne fM ~
Coler TV, Kne SI bed, bike, air IUlpemion I 0 u n d 0:., :iM,"'0
•• •• • &m U-5 OBEDIENCE claws"Tua • 45' MOORING w-«1' DSL ftx. .. -er 96f.-1110. Good
I01a, chair, bkc:ull!, picturet 1y1tem. 150 Watt FIELD'I PlANOS Sat. 8:30to9:30am. ~ er-upps". $ZllD. Hatke II cond..
::::.1"7.::!. t~ 0 :,c: AJUnUKPX radio wltb Qiota ,.... m•> M5-3Z!O n11tg tm. Marttacrat Km: -¥ad!tl ,..._ N"'E=w=UFrl'DIE!Mlw===--..,-...
newr worn). Much mare! FET. ~ ~ ~ ~· FINE Letter spinet nets. 546-<11119. 36th St. Nt•port Beach. 6 at fantutlc ntes. Pvt nt., Bat., Sun. lG-6. 111 D ... u D c .. m.e • PIANO-Satrtnce $400. Ste at BO.,mlniG (new 12' 1naJde. PriWlte w bo9t dock. $65. ptJ. Dl-45SS Tasttn.
-·---~., ·-__ Guarantoed. Or!a. ll!O!l.95. ~ -· s• Nwpt .,, __ • outlltfe runaJ G-. m1n, m.oisi * _ n ·-* ~. ~ _,. Now $210. Tmna. CollectlatJ --m " -~ Pooclle puppleo S!JmY1, "~"~ ~·~
5111!1 CaJQ'Cll Aern Dr .. Frl., dept. 114: 893-0501. 6'73-ai85. 546-2848. ' Mtr honw rentalJ. $165 wk +
Sat., Sept. 22. 23. 1 am-1' STEIUX) 1972 Garrard WURLlTZER spinet. lJkl RESDtVE Darkbnnm ~ j(dl} m RtterW mw. 54M29L ~. ~ ~:' = model. full lbe cbanger, air new. $500. call after 5 pm, Toy Poodle l10W~. Welped ~A mtr borne, for renL
weird outfits tor HallowHnl' mspenllon 1peale:•r1, 5t&--175S. 8/11/72 $200. 531-1446. U, 1lps 6, tell cont., Air.
AM/FM mroo radio. Tape PIANO A BENCH Pvt pty, Aft I, U'l-2384. :=t:::~."::!': -plua lo jackl. Brand ms. 212 33rd St, N•wpart ",!,~ ... ~....: Ctmptl'l,Stlt/-920 * '72 PACE ARROW, :II'.
KOINONIA HOUSE. new. Guar. Waa I et t Beach. 5t&-51M. ttuonable. M7-0'f44. n CAbnn :!_:_ ~-°'. ,,!~-·. !!c/ml.
GAR AGE Sale: Art ~-a;.~·~ St;, RtlJ•ur•~, U2 TOY Poodlfl AKC res., ... U £•..,.., u•w-~
reproductlom, Po• t er•• dept. '714: 8934i01, r lhots. $50. Tiny Toys $75. 19'12 GMC 'A. ton Jona wheel-Tr11 .. ,.., Tr•val N5
chlldre,. bookl, framel, EXERCYCLE •~~ llxt f'l>ldlltl wall clllplaf, 6 * 5'7...m * bale van. Sl!O VI qloe, 8x35" TRAILER. awning • loll......, -<115J. an ' -now, ··--·'--·~
LEASE llW
'73's
LEASE ALL
MODELS AND
MAKES
Slu1llern Calflnia
1st Natlanal
Bank Leasing
$175. Glhlon auto nlha' panda, both sidH uar.ws, 2 GERMAN Shepherd pupp5n, au.to. tl'alll., ~. hn:ter, shed, clean ~L $1895.
SUberia Lane, HB Fri, Sl.L l972 model, $15) Hotpotnt •ts avail. $95 ea. 673-7085. 3 mo old, male & f.em&le, P .S., P.B., completeb' pan-Stt at Newport Durwt J'.m Buaineaa Ce.t1ttt Drtw
Sun. •---u-· ~--Chi-'" '---.• ___. pure. Call sas eled wtlh oovend floor. ice Tnwt no.nu Park. Spe.oe IrvlM, ca.lit 92'64 _,,,.., ~-~. \!&en W1.19ltl:U', ....,...,,. ttt/833-8620 213 /62711'1-GARAGE Sale. Fmn., bedl, $50. Walnut pedelta.I table Only $7515. Value new • $2KX), Aflh,an puppy, I JD». bJx. roof vent, watrr 1YS-No. T, (Pad.tic Coast Hwy -wv•
i.ia.bold Items. a.tap! wn leaves a: 4 lime creen * M>4!llO * female, $100. tmt, Ml tbs bed wttb Wp at Jaznb:>rft Rd, N.B.) Autos W•m.cl
3032 Har.rJno W01, C.M. < b a Ir 1, $15. S"'"° TV RMlo HIFI. 5'&:1292; W--4122 wardrobe and cabloelL Loll "Ill 21' Kit Trawl Trail<r
!i67""'339 Sat. between 12 A I w/AM/FM n.dio, Garn.rd sfw.. ' a6 IRISH settn PtlPlo AKC rec of atoraae tpaee, A ttal fully 11eU-contd, JIU new'
pm. turntable. Neell repair. $a), &wb old. 5 main. 41em. mini motor home that can S1BQl5. Sertal 8528. Dealer:
MOVJNG -mmt sell: coucb M1tc tables A c b a I r a • ZENm1 6 RCA TV'S pr1otd e 518-4812 e be Uled tor that tecond CaB a>ll. 714: T72-5Bl.O.
x.ep • -sir! bmy llfl. a.... 15. Frla 121, _,._ Ina llwl t!Je -3 car. Serial • 5ttMS. AIRS1'll&Uf l.967 22' ~ ber 1116" tftft doll. Aquu1wn. S!tbot 1 a I I• r. * AUCTION * yr picture tube, 1 yr pon. a WElMARANER PUPS ~249. DOWN Twin Satart. i:.m.., ·Xlru L_ ~ • ~ .., S!tve a mwl lmiiiii. Cior-Mite. 92t Artlor, CM. ~-oervlce. All a Ya JI 1 bit AKCGn•yREGm'EREI>* ·--l3'l5fl olltt 16-1'118
INSTANT
CASH
We need )'OW' Impart ear.
&,or on duty t to t d.U,.
. ..
"" ,,,,.,., ... '''"""'..... md ... miart ...w.. fl. .....-. 1'15-ZllS Anytlmer .... J"Clftdtm• models tn 1toc1t. Cub to ~ -··· $113 43 PER .. · ·
lt'o .,.., Solrtr placet In --...... -'IS: GARAGE Mle: Refrlr. alrl't A Appil•-.... or up to 31 mo. floln. HGFI.. Ut • 11111. -S...lot, f'trtl Nf
"'1o trio -Jeon, ..,_ -· -c:ilY -2'" bib, i.by "'"'· 2 TV'o. -~. ?:ID p.m. dng. Phont ,,,_OK. ABC BEAUTIFUL Quarttt Hen. Yu, Juat IU&.lll 11 Ibo ~ * CORVE1'1'E bub capo I. B. J. Sparta Cllltlr · .,......t and equally ....,_ ...... pulbdder vest. -. A DJalJY..,... It.ma. Fri a Windy'• Auction Btm Color TV, tm1 A!lonta. Gontle. but apirll>d-A -. ,,.,.._t and only btaulY rtmt. Mal<• oll•r. !1133 Harbor, Coota -
""'1 ....... No wallt ...,.. ' -loqr -llla'Wi. S.t. 9 to 5 pm, 11351 Santa ll1l5lto Ntwplll\ CK -H-llHcb '8S:3329. really O!lbtandlnc hone, 1113.'3 la t!Je ~ montbly !IG-1134 twl! A -54Mt91
l9W stra.lghtaway in knits. llitl!Mtl.fl'ni ai:N'tl Maria, Fountain Valley. Btbtad Twit'• Bktl Mat'I SONY TC-38S reel 1D rtel, only U'.1(1. 548-6659. payment lncludlns tu, ll-
Sem! b' tt.cll patt.nl • add 25 MOVING • tum, appl, toola STORAGE cabinet. troner, aac. fer $3)). Abo 15 ~l:l!b 1971 Premier hone trld' c:eme, and all flDlnce I
Printed Pattern !12211 • NEW cenu for each pattern for a ganlen tooil, 81...,...... rock maple clJo1Jw ta~ 1 203 t&Jo 13 recorded rocJc. 2 "-"' lor IO -1ht. on -forllll JI f:1 : Woml!n'• Sliea 34, 38, 38, 40, I.JI Mall a.net Spreclal ffaodl. Much JOON! Thta.Stm. chalrl. yellow dnk A chair, blank ~ $50. er both tor 4 whlA, 2 hotte, Excel cond. approwd credit. The cuh . -
.. '" ...... -26 (buot Joe;.-. ... tlJlrd.duo 9911 O>notllutfon Dr, HB. c:ecllr-. P''• 3 lpCL $225.5.'J6.U36allerlpm. $850.Callaltl.-. -i. $5290.'15 tncludlng1:;;;.;;.;;;--;:!;;~1 ~-llUI• 2 Sii yardl 6t). c1en...,. will -·-!A:2'181. Sdnrlnn, """'·-A lbla., 21" RCA oolor TV. Table HO:;s" ""c!::Jt':' tax .... -· Del•md 0.-.. __ t5' ...,.., .-eeb « mare. Sdd to FIU·""_,. ,..~ -•-· Browne Jordan patio ltt. modtl wlth '-Wefts • IOOrl. ... i-.yment prtc. 11 $7m4.80 --
Mf&Nft..m'll CIDJ'I ~.~ ~= ~"''wi:U r.r·o::: 6'13-0ll2. _.frlOCI. -~ RSE &4W128 whiclJ..includa aD fln&ncell971•-¥F~aclocy-=bl~t-ltlttt--dune-:a MC,!. :.i:-pa~: ..._. • Bax 11&. Old Celtla rvp., ~ lam.Pio appl'1, * <X>RVETJ'E hub a{ll A R.E. 'J'n..be. Bdr a HO for leue. Malt haw ch&rf&. l&lff tu and 11· buqy. Exe.I coDd. Side
-•· ~ Hy -'""'-mil<. "°' bea·~ "°"' --· dn""= wlll tnlo A -For Wonnalkl! coll -· Anmlll -lop <tll'talol A radio . !1500. llOO W. OOllll llwJ• •~ Mall and Spedal Hat> fi-~ Hrw •~.. • • Kl a -~ _,... •-11-n•-•-11~ n-. ~ N--• _..... ~ iiiiii'.P.toi-.,, ....-°'· H.B. -·m-·-~·~p~--~·j•;:a..~0!~1111~ ... r:·:-:i~-~~·~··~~~~~~ ~ g.IU~ •• -~ ~·~ N ".. ·-~· ~ wtll IUO -... -IS tw GAR: -· Frl&n: lbettld * USED CARPETll'IG ~l/J ....S pm. 545-llJC. -· -==iMU4tf:='-iii'i::=,-•I
wieb tit mart. lmd to 'fttlll:l 1'• 1fD ....... hltms. Ootbet. Mlle. 1 bp appax 50 911. )di. MASTERWORK All/FM'' __ ...... Jl•1} S Mo. Hew. BUI Tl We A DIPORTSW.vnl:D ,,_ -a. PAILY _O* ___ mtr. $1t: Clf Fon! clual help oylon, IQl. 54M!54 -amplll1er with. --. 1f.. PONTIAC.QMC,FIAT bus rear lonlon bor. New .,.... OOoata
PJ1.0r, "2, Patleil Dopt.. loll~ -'"1lol, e:dJL -<On\P. 165. 2H CLEAN Apt. Pl -l3Q. -.., Sl!O. Good .-. (lit St. at !.A.,...,..> 1300 VW .... ST/lepl. TOP I BUTl:Jl
111 Weol 1111! St. N.,. ut It 11po. rRJ:E pi-Slerb. C.H. a.n dbl box A -tt, &». !111·11'7 alt t. 1000 E. ht St. Senta Ana Sl<l!O. ~-llllJ. MADY T010fA
yon, N.Y. lOOIL P7lol 'II -I PATIO-Oarqe oale. Patio 1!fl E 1ltlfCM SIM4l5. IMll, -II 900 Bl/JOO Trvcb H2 Jllll Blodl IUtd.
JUD, --ro:wt _...., --.. cltJtllq, -brlclt· BWE FOX STOLE. new, • . 10~ n. cab O¥tt teanhvp. H. 8-b. P'L Nl-
mP, -and nna ·--·--·~--.• -. -tnllc, Set., [ -·-1111011 A1ct1'on ..U-oonWnecl.Gu,tlec.ot 'f;()FORDPANEI.. WEPAYTOPDOU.AR -" --Sito I .. f, 431 1lolmwood ""' $1!fl, ..U for $90. -ba'-11415 or belt o11ot VERY GD COND. l'OR TOP USED CARii lfll Top Fall·-.,. -"".!_ ..-. ....... $!. · Dr, lfJI. -1334<! an-4500. • Mal<e olftr. 646-1131 aftt 11 ,_ car 11 -..._ -1o.-... c1-1o -F -• .ii. REFRIGERATOR ........ 3L1Mo,2'"-St.00 flNitd bldt only. Deodlloo --Otlot• 1'11!1 h--. --···!!: P!~-ltloi ~~ .,. td woo1<P11.8-nt..i October 2l!tl. s oall -.. v~ •.• ~a ~~· """''" ·~: .• ~ ...l:;, :as. c,1 -,.BA~ amar
- --I rm -Q I • -...... --~ ••• ....:.. Dlo tbl.,llllc. mm2 1!11% .. aood -· 21111! -.... all tnllmJble. -, ~1111• $1 l!O . Call ~~ ms u.~ ~
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- -•M ... ._, ..,. No. l, O!ota ......... ' • 1 21' • 23' llJpoot bid ...... 154M391•, .... llG--, ~ ---...... !5 cento. -• .......... -LOVEABLE bllJ. LobllUiOd. ptdlcrffd l'llC pupploo, -deoler -OJJ Tll&t<I boato · •• ,. HONDA ~ 1910 model Cbcta ..... -1 :..:::.~-~ ~ .. :.:;~~ .... ~ llOVElwSOJelStem&nllJo. Rldpbod< q. .ohol•· blad<,onefawn.S!Mno. ool)<. 23llQ W. Cout HI&!> cc_~lkto, '25 a.out. cond.111195. . STOj'!Don'tlWtltlt:Ao,""'
IL · • ...._ '•' , -···!':: Mnstlns-1-~ ~ ..... ~ ~ = 'rlt!'ll; ~· ~ ~~ ':, t.;b~ mw..,,01'1 =~boyBMch, '10 SL m.mt ~~bl"""• 'utettouolbto-1 ,-,, 1"11'AllT r AS RI 0 H --1-11 pth..., ~ •~ For! ......... ~. ~ .... refJ11. -• ••• i<T"Di5 . aM8oo · --wW beo Honda 3l!O. 8000 ml'o. 1965 FORD •,t TON PICKUP. ·~ • P • •
llOOIC • ff ' .., •I • " .,_ -a !lllo Htul>or View -. N.8. box .l malt: w/tramo• 115. • .... • )'Otir boat 1hlp lhajJe A v..,. ~ """'· c a II Cood cond. -=SU=-4075.=~~=~~-I
- -fL ·----.. WASHEii. nfl1£ -· 1!fl £, l8tb.C.M. ~ Br.AOC A white fox terrier, 1parltllng 11 1< r no o no. ~~· $995 * Call 83.1-.Jll3 TOP DOLLAR l'OR 11JNK
.................. ....... ...... hkl!lfr, din nn WF3r!NGHSE Copper Mtif 1'riendly, -· ll<aut ~d. ~:,In N•wpon , .. ._ 1970 HONDA 350 -Str"I A "Tl DODGE .... ,. E>cd cond. OR W1IFO<ED CAM.
Mtt. mile. .All ll04 cond. U.I ('U tt. JO Spd radn, bUll Slamne e&L H>-OW. .1;o111p ~1 Bruce, ~. dirt btkt. $«XI. f63.-1566 or v.a automatic. l>l.l' or nlli!, l.1'H'm
••• _._ 11", lW mw. -1111. M ... -· • · --a "Ptd"T ~a ad! !lfil..1111. 551-1802 Soll Idle 1trmo ••• -
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DAILY PILOT Tl•nl'7, ~21 , 1972
~-;;--E:1§]~1;;-~"';: .. 51§]~1 ;;-~-~-~1§li~~1~,:;-;:"';""e'§J~1 ;;·-~-~ .. ~1§15~~' ;;-~-.... e'§]~ ... 1.;;;r ;;-~--e1§1~1 -~ ....... ~1~~' ~-~-..... e;J
I~· I/Md 990AutGS, u-990A-UMll 9'0 ......._ UMll •-. U...: ,,.._,., _ !-"""'"'-JIS1r1 , U.. fJl-.u..
$ $ $ $ $ $ s s $ s $ s s s $ $ s $ s s s $ s $ ' $ $ $ $ $ $ s s $ $ $ s s $ s $ $ $ s s s $ s
'&2 FORD '59 FORD '&& SCOUTS '62 cuWc '69 fGIB 'I -'&I OLDS 'II C11YY
2 TN st! •. Auto 2 To C'-H From SOJAll ·llEYIU Gillie N11 . . ' • ~t'-'61 IDVO
· Econoline
(Paneling) (Rugs)
(Nice) (IA95311)
Tram., P o"' e r 4 Wheel Drive, New (Loaded) (2XV535) ~·C:.:'.i"'· TP':'er V-8, Auto. Trant., ~gr~~ SpOclol
FuBrak1 epJ, E(lec74i~i)c Paint ( •8378). , _ Steering Clean Car Air Cone!., (MSAVE) (#80812);' · 4 Wheel Drive, Pow·
4. Dr. T.C., Air
Cond., 4 Spd., Ra-dio, Heater. (NFL-
791)
$899 • ump. ~ ' • er H!lch. (No. 1432). $1495 s1299 S249 I $1399 $795 $1099 .,, $2495 .. r • ,
465 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa-645-G466 465 'E. 17th St. Costa Mesa...:66-0466 465 E ... 17th St. Costa Mesa-645 0466
w. f'rket •ffedfftttw.S.... s.,t.1•.1n2 ,.M1411#•"""'"'·..._..,._,._ ,,,, w.,.;.....,.. ... ..,.....,..,.. 14.1m
:~~:::u•=··"'s_w:_.-::_~~._..,~s:-=.:s'=',_"~s_A,...u1.:..~ .. _s: . .,..,_!...::~s_..,-:_:s:.97:~:....,~~s~,~ .. ~.~s""'•m~por~s~ .. -oc1~s:-:::!!~o l~-~s~~~,m~!~ .. ~ .. ~s::'.s~vi'.!"o ~s"~-~s~. ]u~~~s=s2,,.~sn-~s~.jt~ .... ~st=~s::!!~l~A~s-g~]l1Mii~s!::· ~s~. ~·. s~990~s-§!s~.~u~s .... ~s'.=s'.'.:!,,.~s~A~!~ •. ~L~s~. ::::S::::::990~s~.1; 1
IUIClt CAQIL.t.AC CHIYRotEr · ~RD REWARD
Will PAY OVER
KeHy llue Book
For Ith model, clean.
low mll••e• domes.-
tics, Imports, trucks or
campers.
CalJ and Rik for Buyer
DAYE ROSS
PONTIAC
2480 Harbor Blvd.
Cosio Me11 ~17
WE PAY lQP CASH
tor used can A trucb, Just
can lla tel tree ntlmatn.
GROTH CHEVROLET
AM tor Sain Mailqrr
. JJ2ll Beach Blvd.
Hunlioaton &acb
U1 ,111181 Kl fl.3331
Autol, Jlnportad 970
ALFA ROMEO
KARMANN GHIA
'67 Karmann Ghia
Yellow with black Int. Radio,
heater, 4 speed, Sharp car!
(#M4331J.
BILL JONES
B.J. Sportscar Ctr.
2833 Harbor, Costa Meaa
540.4491
'10 KARMANN Ghia,
new cond,, A'-1/FM,
brk.!, 557-1868 eves,
MAZDA
MAZDA
LEASE SPECIAL
New '72 RX3
$57.56
like
di..:
Loaded. ROTARY pc)wEred,
38 nl9, + T A L. For ttsp.
ply, Trade• c<ont, • '72 ROTARY'$
"Demo S.ale"
"Bl~G~~Tc~rv~:GS"
''St!J::viee JA the ditterence"
HUNTINGTON Bl!ACH
MAZDA
1'13.11 Beach Blvd. '60 Spider 2 liter, 5 apd. 842.mGS Le u-
Tourlng mocleL $695 cash, or ue ••>5-1 • Mr, Fry
will co.-r e q u It• b I e '71 RX 2 $2499
trade, 968-3M9 Green coupe wJth black tn-
BMW '"""· a1r '°""· a...iut1on-""' Rotary ........ Low m11 .. , Will nol !..t (281lEIT) -------Villt our new bomel
&
ROY CARVER, Inc.
234 E. 17th SI.
Costa Mesa ~
DATSUN
·n Datsun pickup, 23,000 ml.
Radio, extendo bumper,
$1685. !S.17-8181.
'69 DATSUN 1600. C'ONVf.
RAH. TAKE BEST OF-
FER. Call Jay, 673-4181.
RAT
BILL JQNES
B.J. Sport.car Ctr.
2833 Harbor, Cotta Mesa -
121'11• 124'1 & 85011, CUSS 171 Mel'oeclfS ••••••••
DEMO SALE * $)788 *
PORSCHE
'66 Poncbe 912,
Buttencotch
Xlnt rond. $21KXJ.
~1995 eves.
VOLKSWAGEN
'59 Coupe, reblt eni., trara.,
New paint & inL Excel
cond. Must be eetlL $1250.
or offer. 645-8271.
ROVER
'10 35008 4 door aedan, tobac-
co color, V.-8, full power &:
air, low mileage, xlnt cond.
12995. Pm-2147.
SUIARU '69 vw West,.,.... l'l>l>top -*--$-UBARll....,.. ....... -*-~ I Camper w/!enl A111/FM. Front mount spare tft_
Header exhaust Traner
Al Low u $1599 hitch. MAKE 0 FF ER!
FRITZ WARREN'S ~-Sport Car Center 1 '·66=vw=--=au-,-. "'1 -.,.,-.,-."'1o---,m1. e 'OR.ANGE COUNTY'S Orig owner, All ~rvioe
LARGEST . ttcordt in . xlnt con d.
no E. 1st St., S.A. 5t7-0764 _61_4--0991 __ • -----•n VW Camper, Runs good
__ T_O..,....Y_,O,..T_A.,.... __ , :2i~~ "'m• bodl...~
SAYINGS ! ! ! • 644-!182 eves •
ON ALL
'72
TOYOTAS
&
YOLYOS
'70 VW bus. Over ~ bfb·
Xlnt cond. 8 track-1tereo ik _
i.pe•.-11950. 00:-. -
Holiday Rd, N.B.
llm Volb Super , Beetle.
AM-nJ Mereo, many xtru.
Like new, 644-4)348. ,
'64.. VW. Bug w/Baja kit. New
painL Xlnt cond. Must Rell.
Make ofr. Pvt pty. 847-5015.
1967 SHARP bug. Perfect
c:ond. $1.D:I or best otter.
Demonstrators 7rn.~1153~· ----~ Exampl11: '70 VW Camper. Xlnt oond.
'72 Station Wa90n =•; .'!::k:f~
Corolla
'72 VOLVO
2 Dr., 4 Sp •• Rodlo,
HHI., Rod. Tlr11
$3494.00
C•l61130)
*FinanclllCJ
AvaDable
WITH
No Down
Payment
O.A.C.
,al)l.Oll ltmi&
• TOYOTA
••72 128 2 Dr, SOO.
(#50980J
1970 Met'cede1 300 SEL,
sedan, 6.3, while wi red jnt,
Excel cond, Joeded. .@,5SO
ml, special priet, $12,IXXI.
Contact J ack Gray or Dan
Harber, 2501 E. Chapman,
Orange, 633-1011. 1966 i'larbor, C.M. 646-9303
SEE THE ALL NEW
128SL COUPE
COMPLETE SERVICE,
CUSTOM BODY Sl-IOP
J'actory Trained Mechanics
e 16 Service Baya •
7:30 a,m. to 5:30 p,m.
Mon., Tues,, \Ved., & Fri,
OPEN TIIDRS TO 9 PM
Bill Jones'
B.J. SPORTSCAR CTR 2'S3 Harbor ITI4 J 54G-4491 * COSTA MESA *
-----·--'61124 Spider $1111
It-'1 orarlp with black inter-
Sor, 5 Spd, Extra sharp car,
See and Drive (\VXP798).
BILL JONES
B.J. Sportscar Ctr.
2833 Harbor, Colta Mesa
HM491
HONDA
'72 Honda CU.tom coupe. Lo
mllH, Take over $38mo
pymtt, pri I pty, Ivan.
l3.H23t .... 963-3210.
JAfiUAR
1961 MERCEDES D) SEB,
air. leather uph., ;895.
644--0139.
MG
CASH OUT • * * ''lQ VW l!IJS. 1.,,..., 19K •n Peugeo1 304 WI.pl. Under mllet. Clean.
'ff Rl\lll!RA '71 CADILLAC
Vinyl tap, v1nyt _,. bench Sedan J?eVW.. Vinyl top,
1eat., full power, factory lea~ lnteriar, tilt wheel,
air, tilt wheel. radio, -heater, AMhM: lttrto, P'W'ft" door
new white wall tire1. ~ twiUgbt •entlJlel',
<XRG638J cara:eous·. car, (118CQI).
\ $2666 $5555
NABER~ CADILLAC NABERS .CADILLAC
2600 Harbor Blvd, • 2600 Harbor Blvd
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65, NO: 265, 4 'secnoNS, 42 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 1972 TEN CENTS
Drug Suspect Held in Wild Laguna Adventure
By JACK CHAPPELL
' Oii .. Mfr .... ....,
""~ dayloag man!aml lor a Duoollcs IUlpect wbo allegedly rlole
piO ·o1 Laguna Beach poliee JW<Otics
-d ~I money and used H lo
purcbue a car and new clothes, ended 11'"\lt*d•Y alter a red llgbts and siren ciiaioe through Laguna Beach streets and
alleys. • ·
1-ically, a last force ol al least Uve
cara,.of Complon Pollco Department
narootlcs a g e n t 1 and Ibo llUnllil&loll
Btacb police he!: -ID L&guna Beach !ale w.., to mate a
buy fnim an alleged cloaler Laguqa
Beach police Md jalltd ea."iltr.
A tancJed web of dlargel, Including
coosplracy to sell heroin anil other
llllf<lOtics ended wltb · a well known
Laguna b1111,,..,.... ID .Jail, along wltb
two other men. ,
Held today in Laguna Beach City Jail
wero Howard Sullenberger, JI, of J9lf
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Cfumente Engineer Stud11
maunloln Vie•, Laguna B""cb, held In
lieu of $50,000 bllf; J~ph Valo, 20,
ltayiog at a motel, held In lieu of $50,000
bail; and lfkhael Larry Howard, 20,
•toying at a motel, held in lieu ol $25,000
bail.
SUllenberger, oper&tor of the Coast
For.ign Car Service, wu arresl<!d by
Nice Del Sgt .. N<il Purtell at the repair
service's office.
• He was booked m charges of sale of
heroin, conspiracy to commJt sales of
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Decision Nuclear Cavern
nefetred Sites Advocated
San Clemeni. city councilmen refused PASADENA (AP) _ Burying nuclear
ID imnwliate decision Wednesday that power plants deep in caverns of rock
wOuld have graDtec:i the community's would be ·a. feasible means of overcoming
y~ '"""Yelin« center a permanent possible d8ngenlo pu61ic safety and the
liomi!'lt tbe city sanitation plant, and Jn. -~ a groUp of engineers said • -.. Wednelday. ~~ tbe matter to the planning 1bls answer to objec1""5 against
--nuclear -ol energy was found to . NJI.' tbe delaya In tbe decision, oald be both teclDcally 'anc! ecanomically ~~,and -·tor .J.iooel Burt, IOllDd In • lllldJ releued by Ibo -1iill ... tba11Jie -•'!ill Jlav,,l!' 6nlal' QuaU1J J1'1ort1 ,, II Cllifondi
move '1IUt i4. Jta: pr 1mt p.at1re •_ ~ute rA Tel.ii• . ._,· R¥>etb'•~end;------,....,--.....,. J(ndilwll __ .. ,..
~·-llnl rWllfOd tha' ·= 11tli!liiJ111 n -•bid ta -"--•fl'YO square foel lrom ___ ... pied ..
..... oorroundJng tbe --'.1'e' iem, however, first appeared on
tlie.00\liltjl's agenda earlier ,tbia pb. ·
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De~ Prof>e
Monke y Bus iness
A.t Lif'n · Coulf.tr y The laWmal:ers at that time .C-to
delay r. decllion unlU they a~ the
fim.onnlvmary -hooae 'at the
-. wbicb proceasea 20,000 ton& of eallo!l ]leWSJ>Bper 1 week. • Orange Ooomty Sherill's offlcen are to-
"I tlon'l lmow II we'll be able to slay In day lnv<etlptlnc ·what they belieYe to be
operatlcin," Burl said Wednesday. "Even a clear -of monkey business al Lloa
a.Jib we have proven recycling a sue-Cuuntrr 8abrl. cm lit San .Clemente, It can't remain .... --.. --~ In ,_ olliclall ol the
If .a eOllcr baa no site to use for _.. ·-• ~ -"' ticin&.. Irvine wtldllle -alter the dlsap-
. .He added that be already has beee pear.-of 8 _,.,-old cbimpaDRe
grant.ti. a month's .estamloa tlmJllgb who arrived al tlie port lwo "'"° ago Se~ by tbe landlqr<!, who 11 anx· from ·Sierra 1-In w..i Alrlca.
iol!1I to'ilevelop the ren1et11o1 • b!Jllnw . ~~~r. fl::. ~.I:;'\.~
r-.;::: ;:'~ .,. al tbe citY plinl i.-. Preal!lenl Jerrj ICOOrln aaid today. ......._~ "Game warden Pat~ had Ling Pu """"' "8hl ol tbe ezisllng cenlet lile, Jn an llolllJm ,_ for tbe -..UOO lli!t ~llman Wada L<wir, wbo led tbe _, _,_ ~ arr1·~'--~·•-~~ oa tbe plan, said Iba! we ~DYi .... -w•Y ~ -·-~ al die ally 11•b and other . and be wu taken from tbat room by pni~ lmJtd to tbe bl.IMng of a city ...,_,.who,...., too cmcetned about
ard,...,__ ~bid tbe of lbe I .hJs welfare," the publlclst aid. Y ...,,. ~ Dll· .,. or ·"Ling Pu Is just a baby," Kobrin said,
a ~.~·a landuae matter and "He neecls special core aiid altmtloo and
W!Jllld· have to 80 to · the planning com-11 -.It! be trqiC 11 tbia calloua tbelt
nilaslqn"flrst"'.he 'adde<I. reaull<!d In borm cominf to blm."
..... ,. wbo always ... m .. b<foro COWi-ICOOrln n1-Llrig Pu al '™'·
crihiin""armed wltb ibulldanl dala on ln.,.iiplinl depultes oald tbat whoever
ricye(m,· empltaalud Wedneoday tbat tool: -Ila lnimil manqod to evade ~ to flguies subniitl<!d by City secail1 Jlllnls In the area and wu ap-
Maii 1!f Kenneth . 'Carr, gov01nment ·Jlll:'lllfl' i-1111r wltb tbelr routine. ~erspi!nt.at ·tbe Jeut $20 per ton to ltolrln oald oev.ral tropical birds have "l!el~of ...-garbage.• . been labo ill the aame way from J.Jon "'1; UJllW tbe .. amount -ii Country In recent moalbll. lb, ·· figure I Cwld find the ceni.r "'!be -ii l\""l" tbe aame," he
is savfi.i the cilY taxpayers a'11arp •110 aaltl. "It Ii Plft(J ~ thro!ilil r.S.le
I mcllli in -of haulilW away and of tbe ......_.,
~;garba11." .
The study was made by e1)81neen. of
Aerospace Corp. ol Sananlia lleriiard!oo, a
non-pnifit rete'arcb ore lion.
They reporl<!d tbe additlooal cost for
c:onstructillg a plant undergtoond -1d
be less than 10 percent of tbe 1otal cost ol
tbe -planl on tbe IUJ'face. ·
Dr. Martin tloidamilh, who directed
tbe study for the Catted! labora1«7, said
poteallal •olifaDlapl of putli»c. elec:trlc -"lilol pilllll ill' .. u .. -......
frlllD .rod< -be ·~--_,....... ol """"= ndloltli!i ~ ID cue9f~11 . .
"CGDoelnbly;'f ~ 1 al d ,
"1Wdet1toand ..ram coald 'be cm-
-closer lo tbe _.i.ttm cenlers
which hot only Ille Ibo -bul which might be able to avail tbemaelves of tbe
-heal --!ly r<je&d 'by all
power plants -for lflO<e beatfng, air conditionlnc and olber lnduslrlal -. ..
The studf. DOiing that a IU!Jolaotial Jn.
creue In the nwnber of nuclear power
plants is under way1 said:
"This 80Ul'Ce of power is upeded to
pnivide the major portion of Increased
capacity. Other power ....,,.. su<!I as
geotbermal and nuclear fusion ar<
unllkely to satisfy the naUooal needa due
lo leclmical probieins and the lack of a
comprehensive development program.''
Bliµe in Canyon
Guts Empty Honie
N> earl,y morning fire In Santa Ml
Canyon today -.yed ooe llome and
gutted ·a nearby residence, the Orange
County F~ Deplrlmmt reporled.
Burned to the gniund was a vacant
home al I07l1ll Santa Ana Canyon Road
near Mohler Drive and heavily damaged
wu tbe adjoining bome of Jack L.
Nelson, firemen said.
F"ire officlalJ said Ibey were baJ>.
.dicappod by· m iliadequai. W.ier auppl,y
In ,figbtlng tbe blaze. It toot Ill fitt
flgblen an 'hour and 10 minutes to· bring
!be fire under control.
Damage lo, .tbe , two lqD<S WU
estlmal<!d al f!l,llOO., No injuries were
reported.
·~ :tbe -... lul yaar, he lddeiit."'l"has proc...r .,...1y •tom of "'"'~ alooe"to tbe city -material Iba! !l'njJroceaaad ... uaed apJn: Clemente Police Named
lbt pit! be Wiid appeal to plaimlng
*. --for 1_.i ol
.... spot ol city land.
-wbat wlil happen aa.r
tbel ""' council _, ..... llllln until Jiftot ~~ centor bU ~ orWed 10 ~--. . ... ~ ' . •'·· ~· ....
Oiiliral State
~g Raids ·Told . '
:mw,.::.!; ::.·= = llf. ~ ...... -COi al -... B. .... Ii ... 1ra1 Cdllnla.
.... ..,. ielaed --< ]lir-.U_. ... ... !( ................... .. ........ Tl""7 ... u ........ ,....
In $1.4 Million Lawsuit
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man 10ld c1rup to an lDleleover agent
from !be Sotith ~ dty.
Brltlaln'1 lawyer, ·John C. Dalton,
asaerted tbal Brittain WU releued after
offcen told !be court Brtllaln wu not
tbe SUlpeCI wllo oJlepdJy IOld tbe COi>
traband.
. Before 8rittaln ns raleued,. Dalton
-Wednelday, the Nlerlon """ -bad already baetl formallJ l:barpd, jailed and lel for I pnllniinory lioarinc.
llriltain dah!ied be .... •'faloely Ir'
ftlled" by P'llllel1on police Oii Juno 1' oo
I feloay cbarp of aelling tbe ilnlp.
The lldl -24 dlllerent ~
and ...,..i.. II -...S; llriltahl
heroin, pclD!"Sic)IJ of heroin, possession
of cocaine, f"IS!ISioo of amphetamines,
poosessloli ol barbiturates, possession of
marij~ and posses,,ion of nareoUcs
para,phoroalia.
Valo was arresl<!d Wednesday al·
temoon after Laguna Beach detective
cars cbaaed bis newly-purchased small
forei&D car thniugb streets and alleys.
He was captured at gunpoint after he
rammed lnlo a parted car and took o!f
on loo~ Purtell said.
It was Valo wh> officers allege met
with 1 police informer at a restaurant In
the 600 block of S. Coast Highway and as
tbe informant produced 1750 In marked
cash, grabbed the money and ran.
Purcell said that the police crperative
was held by Howard during the morning
confrontation.
Howard then released ~he informant
and ran to his own car, where he was ap-
prehended by narcotics officers.
"We literally tore up this town from
ver
10,1; (a.m.) to 4 o'clocl: (p.m.) lootiDr
for that guy," Sgt. Purcell said.
Purcell said the department then got
informa tion that the suspect they sought,
Valo, had pure~ a red fort.lgn car
and was planning to leave f o r
Pennsylvania.
aguna Beach police officers spotted
ca r answering the description of the
"ehicle Valo was reported to have
purchased fro m 1 Huntington Beach auto
(See ~tANHVN'I'; Page Z)
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Presenting
·-~:Of County's
Plan Asked
Bonot'ed
These three captive canlhes at the Laguna Beach Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to l\liimals may not kpow it, but next week
is their week -National Dog Week. The ailitl>al observation is spon·
sored by the Pet Food lnstllute of Chicago.
Couple Bunted
Baby Allegedly Traded f or Auto
IMMOKALEE, Fla. (UPI) -A na·
tipnwide alert was issuerl tWay for a
migrant coopie wbo police said traded
their sick baby for a used car.
A spQkesman for tbe Collier County
sberifl'• department said F;ugene and
Jennifer Fire, In their early !Os, possibly
were .beading for Alabama with two older
cb«dren.
Raymond Arey
Services Slated
In San O emente
Rosary will be.recli.d tonight for Ray·
mood -Ventura Arey, 73, a retired
San Juan Capistrano City employe who
had lived In tbe ·mi>slon community for
the put S5 ,O.n.
Mr. Arey died Wednesday in San
Clemmie. Rites tonigbt al 7:30 p.m. will
be held In Old Mluion Churcll where Mr.
Arey had heen exlremel1 active In tbe
llol,y 'lame Society and · tbe KnJpll of
Columbus.
Mr. Arey, wbo•Und at 3U71 La Calera
St., hid terVed f.-IDIDf )'tan U ID
ODlp!ofe ol lho city Wiler dtpartment.
He leav• hll claugbtor, Betty Arey o1
San Juan. and a.. P'lndcbildren, Ray. mood L. D' Arey ol Ian Jvon, t.llilan
S-ol Perril, IJoiml a.....,. of
Redlands and Morlan a.aeon ond Vln-
c:..i Valdea, both ol S..·Jaciolo.
Altboogh polke were qulel about tbe
details ot the case, tbe Miami · Herald
reporl<!d today Iba! tbe Fires allegedly
traded three-month-old Gene Fl.re for a
1971 Cbevelle sport! coupe ilter other
.migrant worlrers relu!ed to make the
trade for various ileml includlni a
tr.aller'.
The Fires were work.en in a tomlto
picker'!" encampment in this t.in)" corn.
munl!y In the' bear! of tlie Bli c,pn..
Swamp. '
. Da~liel . said . Mt. anti ,.,... . Homer
Vannoy, another couple 1n., tbe camp,
were amlled for tltlng tbe tiaby, and
(See SW AP, Pqe I)
Couple's Suit
On Btiilder Set .
A laWlllll In wbich a San Clemeni. cou-
ple blame tbe city !or sublldence on an
Arenooo Lane bolldlng sti. II lcbeduled
for trial Oct._ 30 In Orange c...n.
ty Superior Court ,
J. Palrick and May O'Jjelll, Sit
Avenida Gavlott, ... k a total ol f~.ooo
In damaga In mufiiple ca111e1 of tction.
'l1>er nome former city engineer Euaene
Ayen, Pr-! city qlneer Phillip
Peten •nd Ille oonmuctlon firm of
Dames and Moore aa co-defendants.
By JOHN VALTERZA
Of .. OMIY '"'' Stefl
Bristling in anger. San Clem ente city
councilmen Wednesday heard blow-by-
blow acrounts of county approvals
earlier in the day of the Camp Pendletoll
jetport concept, then issued an open in-
vitation to the champion of the Idea to
personally confront tbe cltiwu with bis
plans.
Whether Flflh Dlstrlcl Supervisor
Ronald Caspers ~ tbe formal Jn. vj~ for tbo-O!;i. t ~ Iii San Clemente nllllinl lo Ciun-
clJmen said tboy w!A I ll'ftClllOl is--
lalioa at m -acllon m::.t, If Caapen accepts, be ;; lo "'°' befon! a bolllle oudim, (Seo Nlalad
atory Paae Jj
One local bouew~ 1!llo helped relala
tbe day's · Ocllvltlel befl>n l.b e Ooomty
Board of Supervlaon (ypilled tbe oen-
timents of mlllY over the airport plan.
Mrs. Laura Foley of 325 W. Cristobal
tenned the supervisor a "Judas."
M_ayor Arthur Holmes, who 11.id he
was unablti to attend the hearings
Wednesday ln Santa Ana. added tbat he
spent houri on the phone tracing the ac-
Uons thniugh the doy.
And as Plaml.ng Director Gene Schulte
(the only offlcl"1 city representative at
!he bearinp) joined Mrs. Foley in a
description of the day's commentary. the
mayor grew more grim and red-faced.
Particularly rankling to tbe city of.
ficials were comments relating to the
"aacrlflclna" ln a sense of San Clemente
residtnta In pniposlng the major
!ermlnil la -San~ CCIUDIJ. "" addad' Irritant, council!MI .....
WU the "total )lick of courtely'\ bJ 0..
ty oillclall wbo aasertedly never
formally lnfonned local official s that the
bearings would take place.
"The cmly notice we bad," Holmes
said, "wu the reading of news ac-
counts.''
"We sbouid aive them (tbe county of•
flci.als ) a Utile more than they gave us, •
formal invitation," added Councilman
Clifton Myers.
In spll<! of tbe grave concern over tbe
use. o' Pendleton acreage as an J,..
ttmatlooal jet terminal, only Mrs. Foley
and a componlon attended tbe bearings
and the COUIJCU meeUng later In the day
as memben of the local community pro-
i.sltng the proposals.
"Aa we drove up there today," Mn.
Foley lllild, "we passed El Toni and uw
a large jet sending black snme lmD Ill
(llee REAcnON, Ptp JI
WNIMr
Continued warm \hr<>Ugh Friday
with highs al Ille bead>el In the
IOI ri&ing lo the m!IMGI -· L<lws toolgbt In tbe llllt, acc<tdlng
to tbe ~lberlldy.
INSIDE TODAY
A ll01'•0 foth<r, "'"° aold II .,.. hi• fGult lhol his wff• Clfttl
chlldrllft ptrisll<d "' o '*"'"
cra1h, llaa follolofd his falidlv
In deolll. S11 tlorJI, Paoc 4.
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lor •1ul'Pio' '!'..r n"" el hp
-.... -..... ...u u ... _ ID libel Mm1911 .,.pt ftom -
J!eqPhm mw Wiii be -aled Ft~
~ II I 1.m. and bmlil will lollow In
Perrll Valley c.mei.,..
The O'Nellll lllqe tbal conotNctJon o1
tbe Linda 1-beedi 1CC011 creal<!d
coudllionl tbat led to a laudallde on their
lot and eublldence lbat baa -the
value ol tbe bulldlng Iii. by at least
$30.000.
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A claim In that llllOUDI filed by the
O'Nellls WU rejected by tbe clly ccuncil.
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Reserve Officers
Admiral Lashes
Reduced Defense
Vice Adm. W.R. Smedberg, U.S. Navy ,
retired. president of the Reserve Officers
Asoscialion tPIJ morning d e I i v e r e d
a 50-point denunciation of tbose who
would weaken the country's military
streQ(th.
Speaking at the Disneyland Hotel 's new
convention center. Admiral Smedberg
charged that, "ff the reduction in
strength and ertectiveness of our armed
forces are permitted by the citizens ol
lhl.s nation to continue, the other
e.lemcntl of our conslitutipn become
meanin,g.less, only semantics."
The retired admiral, a !ormcr chief of
staff during World War If and com-
mander of the Allantic Fleet in 1959, then
hammered home h~ point&, labeling bis
comments, "A time for concern and ac-
tion."
Among Adm. Smedberg's comments
were:
whtn diplomacy and justice will be
rCL'Ognlzed as being surflcicntly accepted
by all nations to justify mDJSlve reduc-
tions ot defense forces ? A sizea ble group
of pro-disarmament congressmen has as a U.S. foreign policy objective, "general
and complete disarmament under en·
rorceable world law."
-The President haJ signed documents
with both the Chinese and Soviet heads of
government containing, among other
sUiteJl)('nts, one for "peaceful coex-
istence."
-That would indeed be encouraging il
~'e could be sure that 'peaceful coex-
istence' meant the same thing to the
Communist3 that it does to people in the
free nations of the world.
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laahlon. .-• ·•
· "There are l•W)'ll'I with ~, Uf. there." •.
"You are down here nol eveo realizing
what'• aoing to happen to 1ou ... Ille''*!•
ded. '. " Mn. Foley explained that before she
moved to San Clemente ahe lived Ir> the
Playa del Rey area where batiler over ·
jet noise, smote and other problerm
bave left ICal'I on -of
homeowners. ..
Tbe jetport near the 1CM1therly llmll! fl!:·
Camp Pendletoo, abe added, would:MO"a ; Frankenstein.'" _-:r:. .
Mayor Holmes lnstlted that the council
was "fully aware" of the progress of the
proposals. -. .•
He slteased that San Clemente hU o£:s
ficially ~ the Pendleton'~:
ever since 11 waa nm '"";;;; llt..U.
first phase of a fl00,000 govenunenl
feasibility study In lllSI.
It wu that same lllSI opposition which
Schulte presented to superviaon Wednes-
day.
-One large, very vocal peace-at-any·
price segment of the people are claiming
that 30 billion dollars can be cut from
defense funds without jeopardizing our
security.
-Prior to the SALT negotiations there
had been 25 agreements between U.S.
Presidents and Soviet heads of state. The
RussiaQS have broken 24 of them. The
25th concerned their agreement to enter
the war against Japan. which they did a
few days before they knew the Japanese
were ready to quit.
UPIT•IUtlo• GRIMACING IN PAIN AFTER 20-FOOT FALL, KARL WALLENDA IS LED FROM ARENA
Granddaughter Delilah (Righ_t) Ruthes to His Aid at Olympic Stadium ~~~~~~~~~~-=---
Mrs . Foley said she heard l!J?One
from board allude to the docuiil!P. 81
"that same old 1968 resolution." z:-;. ~
"That's the way we were treiiljll': M
d .. ..,1 -;f' there today," she sal . ; If' .., • ~:
Thus far little has been speclfl~a
plained to local residenls about P!'~
for Pendleton. ... -.. -Hu lhe world now reached the time
MANHUNT ...
dealer and gave chase.
"He tried to out run us in his VW,"
Purcell uld. With red 1poUlghts, and
sirens JCrU:ming, the unmarted police
detective vehicles chased the foreign car
through streets and alleys in the North
Coast Highway region of Laguna Beach.
Cutting through one alley, Valo ram-
med Into a parked car, left his ~hlcle
and wa1 captured on foot in the 100 block
of Fairview_ Str.eet by several-narcotics ·
officers, their guns drawn.
"We had lnformatlon that he might be
armed," Purce11 said.
A search of the suspect produced $250
in ca.sh, allegedly the same that was held
by the poJJCe tntonner, but no weapon.
"We noted that the suspect appeared to
have brand new shoes, pants and shirt,"
Purctll said adding that the police
believe the clothes were bought with "our
money."
Purcell said the car too was purchased
with '475 of police money. The detective
saJd the Huntington Beach dealer was
very cooperative and returned the pollce-
reoorded currency when the vehicle was
taUn back.
After the m<l1ting sekJp buy WU
disrupted, polke officers weot to the
Coast Foreign C8r Service office at 2141
Laguna Canyon Road and approached
SUUenberger.
Purcell claimed a search of Sullen-
berger and the office dlsclosed two
"bindles" of heroin (each bindle contains
enough drug tor two or three fixes,
Purcell aaid), a bindle of cocaine, seconaJ
tablett, barbltW'lte capsules and a quan·
tlty ol marijuana.
-History tells that a Communist does
not look at an agreement in the same
way others do. Shortly after the Com-
muni1ts took over the government of
Russia -only about 7,CXX> of them -the
policy was enunciated by one of Lenin 's
lieutenants who said, "We should put no
trust whatever In the piece of paper we
should sign. We should use the breathing
space so obtained in order to gather our
strength.''
-Let us keep our guard up and our
defenses strong, a polture that history
has shown the Soviets not only un-
derstand but respect.
-When President · Kennedy told the
Soviets lo take their nuclear mluilea out
of CUba, the _ U.S. bad an overall 10-1
superiority in JCBMt. 11le U.S. alao had
a powerful nuclear aubmarine force
capable of delivering nu.clear miallles in-
to Russia IN>m the aea, The Soviets had
no such capability. ·
-The Soviets withdrew their nuclear
missiles from CUba, mlssllea -which ac-
cording to an article written later by
Khrushchev himself, had already been
installed and in his word.s were "ready to
destroy New York, Chicago and other in-
dustrial clUea, not to menlion a little
village lite Washinston."
-Do we have such a posture of
defenae, oc even an adequate national
defeme today? The Soviets are coming
abreart of us in tacticaJ air forces and
are conUnulng to widen the gap In fP'OWld
combat lor<es.
-""\._The authoritative source, "Jane's
Fighting Shipo," In late July put It this
way : "The Sovie! Navy ls expanding to
every ocean and can snap ill fingers 1t
au the maritime countries."
Football Player
Brought Down,
On Fence, Trees
Denver Bronco wide receiver Rod
Sherman won 't find any tougher op-
ponents on the football field lbi.s season
than he bas found in the Turtle Rock
Hills section of Irvine where be and his
wile, Jean, make their ~me.
The former Oakland Raider and USC
star was thrown for a loss by the Turtle
Rock Hills Community Association via an
Orange County Superior Court ruling that
orders Sherman to remove a con-
troversial fence and trim some equally
controversial trees.
Sherman wu successfully sued by the
association on grounds that the fence and
landscaping at his home at 28672 Via
Torina Drive violated community stand-at<ls. •
Judge J.E.T. "Ned" Rutter ordered
Sherman to remove the fence, trim his
trees and shrubs to 30 inches and submlt
plans for any future fence or trees to the
oommunlty group.
British Newsmen
Tell of Horror
In Uganda Jail
Wallenda Falls
Plunge ln,jures High-wire Artist
DETROIT (AP) -Until Wednesday
night, high-wire performer Karl Wallen-
da admitted to hitting the floor just twice
in a 52-ye ar-career.
And after a fall of 20 feet w,hile descen-
ding from the wire Wedne,sday night
before ·a crowd of 8,100 at Detroit's
Olympia Stadium, the 6 7 -y e a r -o I d
patriarch of the tragedy-plagued Wallen-
da troupP. admitted he made a inistake ..
"It was m_y dumb rault," he said. "My
hand slipped. I was very happy with the
appla~se coming down the rope. It'll be
better tomorrow."
Doctors determined Wallenda suffered
a small heel fracture but -at the circus
perfonner's insistence -released him
from the hospital after treat~nt.
Wallenda vowed to return to the wire
tonight.
"The show will go on." Wallenda said.
"My heels hurt like when you click them
together, but I still think I can walk on
the wire. 1f I can't do that, at least I will
sit in my acrobat chair and be CBITied across."
The fall came 10 years after bis
pyramid of seven persons walking the
high wire here collapsed, killing two
members ot his troupe.
feet straight out instead of wrapped
after hls act was fmished Wednesday
night, sliding hand-0ver-hand with bis
"I have 'to see the people ,' 'be said as
around the rope. As usual, he was
performing without a net.
His hand sUpped and he fell. He landed
on his heels and toppled over bactwards.
He lay there and grimaeed in pain, but
insisted loudly lo those who rushed to his
side that he was all right.
"I have to see the people," he said as
he walked painfully back to the arena
from his dressing room and assured the
cr:>wd he was not seriously hurt.
"The most dangerous part of the act is
when it is finished and you are coming
down off the rope," Wallenda told an
Olympia Stadium official after his fall.
"There Is a lessening of tension after the
act is over. You don't concentrate as
much and you make a mistake."
Even less bas been explained to Uii
largest mllrtmy bue. ><a": •
Spo-.n there have reptltodly
emphasized that no ofllclal con1'!11 haf-
been made with the Marine Coql ovfi.
the latest Idea to take scores of acres~
federal flatland and convert it Into -~
civilian jet terminal. -... ..
The corps bas fought such an idei. fbf . .. ~ years. • .....
AlthouKb Copen has said be bujbollt,
four areas in mind. be has yet ~
any proposed spots fo r the jet~ . ·•
One, he said, lies inland of the ¥fear
generating station complex and Qe.)t~
park at San Onofre. -:·~ t.
one utility official present at .....
day's council meeting brought:.:.qp a
glaring omission in propon~ls:'
arguments ln favor of the terminal: •
"Nobody's really talked about what
might happen If a jetport w.re bu_Ut next
door to a half-dozen nuclear reactors1"
he said.
• Chavez Talk Slated
FRESNO (AP) .,.. Fann labor leader
Cesar Chavez will be the main spealker
Sunday at an anU·Prop. 22 rally in
Fresno. The rally ls sponsored by the
AFL-CIO United Farm Workers Union,
which bas bltlefly cmtested the ~
troV<ralal farm labor lo!UaUvo :~· llii November ballot. ~-< • --
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Sullenberger was arrested at about
10:47 a.m. Wednesday. but carload.s of
Compton detecUvea rolled Into Laguna
Buch late wean...iay olght, and 1taked-
out his service: office.
-Recently tbe Soviets proved their
capability to deatroy target space craft
in a near-earth orbit of about 150 miles,
the altitude of U.S. reconnaiuance
satellites, the sentinals on which this na-
tion relies for advanced warning of a
Soviet missile attack.
-RecenUy, tbe American Security
Council summed up t~ missile altuatlon
today with: "Russla now has a 30 per-
cent lead in strategic defensive missiles
and bombers. R.u s s i a has a l~to-1
lead in strategic defensive missiles and
fighter interceptors.''
LONDON (AP) -Americans and
Europeans rounded up by Ugandan
troops and secret service agents were I~~~~ flung into a "black bole of Calcutta" jall I
cell with African prostitutes, thieves,
thugs and two lunaUcs.
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Promotion Sept. 18th thru Oct. 14th.
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SWAP ...
1 charged with receiving a child for pay-
ment.
But other migrant workers aaid when
they saw the dehydrated and thin child
they felt he was dying and also thought
they ahould take the baby away from the
Fires.
The Vannoys took the infant to Naples
Community Hospital Tuesday , and today
he wu listed In fair condition.
"He's pretty line now and should pull
through," a nursing Stlpervisor said.
The Vannoy.s, who face arraignment in
Naples Friday, allegedly made the trade
, for the child at a midnight rendezvous.
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The retired admiral concluded: "These
are only a few of the facts concerning
our state of national defense. Do we con-
sider it adequate? Do we think the
defense budget can be reduced by 30
billion dollars?
He added, "I agree 100 percent with
the statement of the senator from Maine,
Margaret Chase Smitn : 'Make no
mistake, we are rapidly approaching a
day when the United States will be sub-
ject to all sorts ol diplomatic blackmail
and a strategy of terror wBged by the
Soviet Union. That is what the USSR's
hugely expensive, decade-long, military
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Big Barge Hits
Chesapeake Bay
Bridge-tun1iel
NORFOLK, Va, (AP ) -A large, emp-
ty barge, drifting in high winds and
heavy seas, slammed in1o the $200-million
Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel early to-
day. heaviJy damaging the structure and
forcing it to close because of a shlpping
accident ' for the second time 1n nearly
three years.
The 235-foot barge tore out one 60-foot
section or roadway and apparently cau~
ed major damage to al least one other
section.
One member of the brldJe-tUMel com-
mission estimated unofrlc1ally that the
18~-mile raciUty, a main artery for
north-south traffic along the East Coast,
might be closed for a month or more.
At mid-day, tile barge stJll lay, trapped
by fallen wreckage, beneath a sectloo of
the structure about a haJf-mile lrom ill
southern terminus at Virginia Beach.
The barge had knocked down the sup-
port pillar and was held fast when lhe
roadway fell on Its bow.
But the Coolt Guard said a he.Ucopter
reoorted thnt another section or the
h~id'?c-tunnel had been knocked down
,. t l\ro miles offshore, where the barae
\j 1 '1~ tug which had It ln tow first
u· k 11.lter mldnlght while teeklng
!'.•i•rv in the b!y.
That was the tale of horror told today
by seven British newsmen released by
the Ugandans Wednesday after they were
held several d!ys in Kampala's central
Police headquarters as "British spies."
The British newsmen withheld their
reports until they knew the other
newsmen held by the Ugandans were
freed. That group, including Associated
Press correspondent Andrew Torchia,
was released late Wednesday night and
flown out to Manchester on a British
airliner. (Related story, Page 4)
Torchia said Uganda soldiers pinned a
man on the ground while a woman beat
him with a rawhide whip -10, 20, 50
ti.mes until he screamed and writhed and
the blood ran.
Thirty other soldiers -officers and
men -shouldered around to watch. They
laughed, enjoying the spectacle, and no
one intervened.
The beating went on for minutes -
forever, it seemed, before the crowd
dispersed and the screaming stopped, he
said,
, Th.ls s c e n e of bizarre and casual
cruelty Wednesday afternoon w.as for 13
British, Swedish, American and Canadian
detainees -their last view or Makindye
milltary prison.
"None of us knew who the woman was
or what the whipping was about. We
stood silently in the hot sun at the prison
gate, while 61Jants handed back our shoes
and money, and tried not to look,"
Torchia said.
Bandit Sentenced
To Five Years
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Auditinm Ca lled
For Plays, Class
Two local communi t y
theater groups h av e an·
nounced auditions for their
next productions, 1\·hile a nev,r
compal\)' in Ora nge will hold
tryOl;lts for its fall program of
theater classes this weekend.
1be San Clcn1cnte Com·
munity Theater has .scheduled
rudings Monday and Tuesday
( CALLBOARD)
evenings for the Orange Coun-
ty pretnie re of "Butt.crflies
are Free." Also auditioning
Monday night 'A'ili be the Long
Beach Community Playhouse.
casting for its November com-
edy, "Happy Birthday.''
Auditions have been called
on Saturday for the company
cf the City Ensemble Theater
in Orange, the resident theater
group in the C·il y
1hopping cenler. Classes are
being offered for directors and
playwrights as well as two :ic-
tln.& courses.
RICHARD ANDERSEN,
whose production 0£ "Forty
Carats" Ls currently on the
boar~ at the Laguoa Moulton
Playhouse, will direct "Bu1-
terfiies" for the San Clemente
Community Theater. A cast of
two young men, one young
woman and one m a t u r e
woman is required for the
Leonard Ge.rshe play.
The Monday and Tuesday
tryou\!.Jill bo-.beW al. .8
o'clock both evenlrrgs at the
Cabrillo Playhouse, 2 O 2
Avenida Ca br ii lo, San
Clemente, where the show will
open on Nov. 16 for a three-
weekend engagement.
One evening of' readings ls
scheduled for the Anita Looll
comedy "Happy Birthday" at
1be Long Beach Community
Playhouse. 5021 E. AnaheJm
St., Long Beach. Tryouts wiU
be held Monday at 7:30 p.m.
James Doherty will direct
the play, which calla for a
large cast of II men and 10
women in all age ranges.
"Happy Birthday" will open
Nov. l and run six weekends,
Fridays and Saturday s,
through Dec. !I.
COMBINED AUDITIONS
for the Oty E ns emble
Theater's fall program are
scheduled for 6 o'clock Satur-
day evening at the Community
Hall on Mall Street in the City
shopping center, on Man-
chester A venue acro11s from
the county hospital in Orange.
Instructors for the acting
classes will be Jlerman Bood·
man, a drama critic, director
and h.igh sc hool teacher, and
Charle s Leonard. co-author
and editor of the Michael
Chckov book! on acting, direc-
ting and playwriting.
Auditions for the Boodman
classes w i 11 be by im-
provisation only. For the
Leonard class, two scenes -
()Oe modem and one classical
-will be required. Directors
will audition by interview and
portfolio. while playwrights
are asked to bring a sample of
their writing.
Film Titled .
--·· ~ . -----A ·-HOLLYWOOD !UPI)
Douglas Cramer announc'd
his first independent film for
Columbia Pictures will & titl-
ed "Who's Been Murdering In
My Bed?"
llCH Lim.I-MDI YOU.ND
"ANOTHER
NICE MESS"
& .t.-r4 Wl11tl1tt Sll«t
1'PRELUDE"
Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse
PRESENTS
"FORTY CARATS "
Adapted l y JAY ALLIN from a
Play l y I ARRILITT & GRIDY
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"HOT SUMMIEll WIE IEIC" 1"111 • "THIE LOHIEllS" (JI)
"SUMMll 01' '42" lit) • "KLUTI" (It)
"'THE Hl!W CIEHTUll:IOMS" lit)
with °'9rf9 c. SC•n ...
"'"LAY MISTY 1'011: ME'" flit)
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Helen Vail (center) encourages the romance be·
tween Walter La Fontaine and Blanche Mickelson
in this scene from "Forty Carats," now playing
Tuesdays through Saturdays al the Laguna Moulton
Playhouse.
Lyric Opera Tryouts
For Rep Company Set
Auditions to form the Lyric February. Al5o scheduled are
Opera Repertory Company for a program of one-act con-
the upcoming opera season in temporary American operas
1973 will be held Saturday and complete acts or "The
from l to 4 p.m. at the Marriage of F !J a r o, 1 '
festival of Arts For u m "Manon ," and "Tosca."
Theater-, Laguna Beach. "New th.is year," said Or.
A double cast will be Lester Ludlow. president of selected to perform "Rigolet-Ope · h lecl' .. "G" . Sch h"" nd Lyric ra, "1s t e se ion to. 1ann1 JCC I a or the Laguna Beach Auditions
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HEW YORIC (AP ) -'Ibo
televblon -that ..... pbuia-an bock wilh
us this fall Viewers ""'' pro. Int. but Ille -•lao lpptllr
to emphuir.e <k<:ei~ aerial
lhltvtr)' 11111 tht drill ol the
chase.
Both arrived here &mclay
a(terooon for what the IP.
nouncers called the start ct the 1m l'<gubr .....,., Ou
NBC, the show WU "'Ibo Jets
VI. the Billi ... At CBS, it Wll
"The Glanta vs. the L,ionl."
Similar shows we.re seen
elsewhere. in the nation.
'Ibo CBS allow, broadcast
live from Detroit, began lt'ith
1 brisk rtndltion ol "The Siar·
Spangled Banner," performed
in 57 seconds by a 180-piece
marching band. Then it got
down to business.
THE PLOT weot this way:
A man in a blue jersey,
flanked by· 10 identically
dressed me11t ran up to a ball
that resembled a big leather
egg with stitches. He kicked it
and this caught the attention
of 11 other men in white.
'Ibey -ran ·at eacb other and
formed a bJg pile o n
something one of the nar-
rators, Ray Scott, called the
GEORGE C.SCOTT
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Real TV Violenee: -· ,,
" 3L Then Ibey IOI up aod talk· Saood opmt moot ct lhe day In nllnp for adf cut. "°
ed to --ud -• c:rwdi, .....u.rq "but.hut-Llolw-... ,, ""'"' ml • to lmn a bi& pile aplll. A f.. 11111" ud alleoUy Oee ng for Glaab a Jt. """'* later, u thq toot tbeit 11--. given tile ball. The eoUre -lalW
1ld,., Scott aid: ''Le!'1 -II 0.. tbe J10l(U,. lldt, the ao-three bourl -a .. k
the Uons -to blllz Snood !loo -fut ml furioul. . • In ~-1 ~·-.... • _ _,_ who awlldled .... lo tho, ••~ --.--. vi.won ""° adjourned !or • d 1 ~·c11 ~ v-1Uuatlon. • He l'<lerred to .,_ durllW the better pan. rama • •• -~,
Norm Snead, • &tar In Sul> didn't i-out: CBS replayed Jell gol 1 fl TlllllC i. a..
clay's sboor. the dramaUc higbpolnta 31 Calo BIUJI 24.
Bllu mull mean burl to tho limes ud In s1o>r motiCMI at All lhlnp ~
ground and jump u po n , that. ~wneis gh~ .. ~! .. nd .. ~~...1 .P, became that's what lhe Lions in ~ ~~
did to Snead. A few mimites,1 __ AND __ A_T_Jhe_end_c,_lt.;.g:..a_ve_l_be __ hoosebo __ ld_buemeo ___ ta_tb_llc-l-'i-1
later, the Giants did the same '\ b
to Greg Lendry, a Lion star. M
.\8 TIU!! drama unlDlded.
someone in a ltrlped shirt ·
lhttw down biJ handket<hlel u il In_ ancer and Scott said:
"We have our fLnt marker or
the 1ame. Holding . . , ll '1
against the Giants."
After thJ1, ether men in
striped •btrU showed no reluc-
tance to hurl down their
handkerchiefs, too. Scott ex·
pJ~ioed tbla. WU bea.Wie O(
things like illegal motion and
the playen.
The show's atrong point
wasn't dialogue. Landry and
AUO
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Festival of Arts F o r u m l;~w~i~nner~~a~t ~a~s~pnn~· ~g~co~ne<~r\~.'~' ~:i:ii:i:ii:i:ii:i:ii:i:ii:i:ii:i:ii:i:ii~~~::::::::~1 Theater, 650 Laguna Canyon
Road, during January and
JACI LIMMON
"WAR BETWEEN
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MARCiARfT MITCHEU3
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VI\~EN LEIGH
J,F.SLI E HOWARD
OLIVIA de HA\ 1LLAND.
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Market Trading
NEW YORK (AP)-81oct mubl prices clOled
lower Tbunday, follow1D1 U.. pottenl of \he p,.
•lout ftve Maloa1.
One analyst old tbe 1111rket wu ''langbl.sh-lni In dUllness."
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Labor3lories or Foster City, ~
wll llocate a plant in Athy, 40' .Y
miles from Dublin, Ireland.
The 8,500-square-foot facill·
ty, to be provided by the
Induslrill De ve Io pm en t
Authority of Ireland. Is U·
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precautions SCOPE
·spokesmen elJ)tct ~re dif-
ficulty in convincin1 workers
to sigl\ · up for \110 . clearing
house's automated eenvices. Non-salaried~ ,·Workm are
vJewed as a special aelling
chaliense. •
Dr. Upla' rOSW'Ch suggests
!hit while 15 peroeht. of·
uhliied' ... ployes· -tlie : automatic .CfOposil opUiin will
. sign up, only 20 percent•of the·
hourly workers will · take the
option. T h e non-'salaried
wofker!t: lack ol interest is tboulhl · to stem · fr!>m a
preference for living on a cash
basis.
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-:and even on ' Saitta« aa..tiara's ~ci·ll 3 ....... ..... .... •• ' .................. JOU .
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the· help-of out' ,...,. at ·•n . Wul<t ..... DAILY PILoT 'tot It GI ••"1•r~ Niiw we ~,..:.-rs; eip•Cl'-lv flrQs:e in t11e s...11t 'Olcitscl ·cO•t .... alid, ill otlt•n u •
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.• : BJ JAClt CllAPPELL nmolics a g en ta IDd the lbstfD8lort mounlaln \'Jew, Laiun8' Beod1, beJi1 ID · °' 0o -"'f' "'" Bolcb police belicot>ler arrived ID lieu of !50,000 bail; . JNe(lh Valo, JO, le ~ dlylGog 11W1hlint for Liosuna Beac:h !ale Wedne.i:l'.!" mab a staying.al a ....W: bald idiau ol llO,IDO
. .;'-~ wbo •aDese411·atole-buy !rim, ao olleted Laguna ball ; and Mldlael' L&nJ" Howilrd, • JO, * o1 1-e....., police ·ilarc<>lica Beadq1olkle lllld JaUod ea.1lu. staying al a molel,beld ID lieu ol $25,000 -m111 -----0-and ' -11-lo "''"A, "Ullgled' """Of''dllrlel; .......... -bail. . • . <-' "'""u' ·-and -clothel, ended d>napiraey 'lo 11111 • benlld ' me! other Sullenberger, operator ol"the c 0 as I W~ after a ~ llghti Ud 'sifen lU'reotiOI' -wllh a well 0lmown Forelin• Car SeMlt, WU -by diUo tl!ruu&b. i.q..,. Beach.keels.and Laguna bl>&lDeSSllW! ID jail, aloag wllh Police Del Sgt. N.U Purcell at the l)opalr
_., • j two other-men. service's ofOoe: . ·
Jionleally, a tuk force of at le&rt five ljdd todiy ID Laguna Belch City Jail He was bOoked . <m charg~ of sale of ~ of Compton Pollce ~t · were Howard SUlleaberger, Sf, of 2911 heroin, conspiracy ID commit salel of
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heroin, JI JJld of heroin, pal"e!lrion
ol MCIW. JI Tl Ii• of amphetamines. ~I II.. bwlll&aiates, pouesDoa of.
~ ..S IA 111ioa of narcotics
paraphMMHt ·viio -_,_ Weclneod17 af,
1e.-Iller '-Beadl detective
can d!ued ·1111 mw~ small
fonlln car lbl-.i> -ts and alleys. He was captured at llU\lllOlnt alter he
ramnied lbto a ported car and took oH
OD foot, Purcell ~
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.nlgbl, Ille Laguna Beach City-Council ap-
proved and poaood to '""""'1 rel!dlng ..
ordlnlnce reat«inf JI.I (realdmtlal) zon-
ing ID the Wocidlai/cl Drive. comntunlty In
Laguoa <:arzym. Because ownen o1 as percent of the
land In the area bad prolelled the change
lrocn M·IA (llibl ·lndlWlll) mnlng, a ·
lour-I'-. COOQC!I: :rote ,_ !(!quired to
effect · the, ..... 'Alli ' -, ...
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n was Vain who officers allege met
with a polloe lnfonner al a restaurant In
the IOI blocl: of S. Coast lllglnray and as
the 1o1crmant tll1lductd mo 1n marted caoh. ~bbeil iJie money and Tan.
'Puij:ill aald that the police operative
was held by Hllward during the morning
c:oolronlollon, UOwanl then released :be Informant
and ran to bis own car, where he was ap-
pc<hendtd by narcotics oflie<rs.'
"We literally tore up this town from
10: l5 (a.m.) to ( o'clock (p.m .) looting
for that guy," Sgt. Pu=U said.
Pureell said Ille department then got
information that Ille suspect they llOUih~
Valo, bad purchased a red forei&D qr
and wu planping to leave f o r
Perwylvanla.
aguna Beach police offlcel'3 spotted
car answering the description of the
vehicle Valo was reported to have
purchased from a Huntington Beacb auto
(See MANBUNT, Page Z)
vances
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that the ~ Qlmml-tiioljij be imotrUcted lo lla!ljo·the qNlllon o1 n-.
... the' ... , CltQwi -frGm: 'll'oodlanc! Dme down ID . 1111 dty _..
erty In the llcbl ol U,. d!anpd -ID re-ceol yeara.
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•· STATION WAGON IS TIMID Ul'l ·ntl.-Hd.L Al"nlt tO.FOOT PLUNGE AT CRYSTAL COVE
~ Artltt Amy Wing, wllo had -bd the
drive ID rol!l<ll reoldentlal lllDlnl ID Ibo
Woodland ..0.0 --thot a moratoi-lum ... an ' lndllllrlal develap-
ment In the larger area he put late el·
feet, pending tbe.i:aone itudJ, The llOUD-
cil . "-' that the ~ ol ' a
moratorium would be ....,.... for tho
~ <)wnm!akll to evmft. ::r . . The.DrMr, l'WuW.-~lof~•.~•J.• . .,... Mlw••Mlnly A Scratchod Log
I ~ t ' ~. • " • ' 1 ~. I . : '·. ~~ces Differ . Vehicle F all,s_ 90 If' eet
, Boundaries . . . , Qt, Beach -L>~
:!: . By JA.CK CHAPPELL • ;-.:: .............. .
~ biblical admonltiOo COD<el nlilg bOii» c:ooitruCtloo OD a wtdy-tlon "!lit well apply ID a lot size detennlna-:=.e. ~ Beach .. a reoall of a "°'"" ocean1ront lob ID Laguna 'have Iii-"' i"""'D'\do boundary, the mean h!ib tlllt'lllle. The pc:oblem It, where It that
-'high tldO line! ~t foUr dlflerenl nllpll, and lbeno id-' foUr dilferenl ..,_., wa,..
..,, city plaml., dJredor told the pliOJ!I-CO!llllllalimer tbll ~-·1'ie-matter ol ~ where the cicou-._..property lino It becorDOI lm-
plrtl!DI when pl-. • altom,lil ID
~ the -~ ·of ·-Joimmt ~-~liwaoa•P.
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·A Lquna Beioh -·-ped Jn.. Offietn..dld not ~•er the,acclifent Juif late 'l1ICllillJ nlPI wtim · lW 'car unw early w-y _,..,,, ~ olf -Cout llighwoy, --CHP • aalcl '"-Hart pluppl -I If.fool ....,_.J;;,.j ·-IPO•etl!W! =•· lo!Jded ill Im potlo of ei,.uJ Ccne real, waa rounding the curve near the Cove
delil. ll!&Ck bar, 1,000 feet -of the Q-yatal
A ·Qdllornla HJ&hwar • Pa t-r ·o I Cove entrance, when the car left the
.. +1 ,-..td ll!lo • momlng that road,jllltml ..... ·&belvy-&UIMralland
Pllrlda Anita ~ 11, o1 U17 Tenace ' alld down the steep bank,
Way, ran lour Dll1el ID bor home follow· --··-•· ~ ti • Ing tile-~ •~car·~ w ·-on a po o •~
jaceot ID 21 CryUI Cove. The house, just
• Main Beach Park
wnstruetion .
'ta 'feel from wbere the ·car linded, was
unoccupied al Ibo -ol the accideot.
. Officers. laid Mia.t Hart received a ,aJlcht ICl'lldl CID • leg wllile climbing
.up !lhe boQt. bul , WU odlaorllo unJn. Jund. . 0 \ .. . .
. In-oPP•'·rc tbe WooctJ•M remae,
Catrmler aald, "I ...... tllll tbla II a
unique area, bUt I feel it it a m"'M:e at
tbll time ID go eltller way wllhout acme
IOlt of flamlng, ellher for roll-.1 or
10J11e llOrl of combination use. There ara
many pc:oblema oot lbeno, -"911y ...
cetl." J •
Coll!lcOman B.,-Holm volc:ed the aptn.
Ion of the -of the council -he aald, "I would l>ock the mooing ID belp
the people oot there l1x up what they
almidy have and ao that people purd>u-
lng property will DOI plin .for IDdultrW
use."
Woodland reaidenlt ~ve complained
that .lince the area WU -llir ID-dustrlal ute five years qo, tbe7 bav1
been unable ID obtain permfll ID lm~e
their bcmea, wbk:b DOW 8". I ''nOn-
cc.lforming" use.
l'rot$lni the nturn lo rilldentlal
IOlliDg U. ownen wbo said they bad
bought land' for the ~ of lnduotrial
devel_,t.· . PolntJnr oot that "the whole ....,.. hu
changed ID the past five Y8¥1.'' Mn. s-i.vc•td a mora ..-.. ,_,
Ing ellorl, with poulhle applleauOn ol the
ll!Oe .lf.DODIAND, .... JI
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t.~ycling Milh : ·
Set in December I ~~ria: Co11itcil Action
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'1bte ~ '-a MDII <D>llon ~J ........ bJ blqde -Son .. ~~_,
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,soNll•Byth&Pet Focid tuteotCblcago. · . ' . . .
(;ouple Bunted
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tlOnwlile alert waa 1-1 today for a
mlp'anl couple who pollce aald traded
IMlr llct baby fw a -car,
A· apobsman for the Collier County
~ ~-said Euaene and ,_ Fire, to, their -ly so., poaslbly • wera·-.. for Alabllll• with two older
cblldten.
. · Altbollch. poUee W.... quiet about the
detallt pl the eaae, the Miami Herald
raported today that the Flm allegedly
traded 1hree-...,th-old Gene Fire for a 1m Cbm!lle ~ coupe alter other ml8rm>t worllm refused ID make the
~ ' for -items lncludlni a trailer,
The· Fires wera --ID a tomato
picker'• eneampnent in thla tiny com.
munlty ID the bWt ·of the Big C)p!'ell swamp.
Doputls aalcl Mr. and Mra, Homer
V amoy, another couple ID Ille C&lllp,
Art Director0
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were arrested for latlng the beby, and
charged with receiving a child for pay-
ment.
Bui otber m1granl -bra aald wben
they saw tile delltdrated and thin child
they felt Iii waa dyln( and also thought
!hoy should tab -the bibJ away from Iha Fires.
The v._.·-lhe Infant ID Naple1 CommunJIJ llolpltal 1-y, and today
he waa -In flllr condllloo, "He'a preliy fine ..,. and abould pull
thro118h," a aural!lc """"!tor aail
The v....,., ..... -lllTaJcnmenl In Napie1 Frlilay, ailepdly made the !ride
for' the cbllcl at a iiilclnlcbt rendemus.
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Before And Alter
All that remains of the Moulton seaside cottage,
above, is the chimney. It is part of property be-
tween Hotel Laguna and Sleepy Hollow being de-
molished in Laguna Beach for Upland Industries. It
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dvoc~ted
was believed to have been the second oldest surviv·
ing structure in Laguna Beach. The house was built
in about 1885. It was owned by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Moulton.
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new M-lB (arts and crafta) zone in 10me
sectONI.
"Five years ago the industrial wne
seemed logical and needed," she said.
"But things have changed down there.
PASADENA (AP) -!lar11nc DUdea.r
power planla dtep ID eamm ol rock
would be a leaslblo ......,. of overcomtnc
poaible dangers to publJc aalety and the
m•boamen~ a l'""P of..._. aald
Laguna in No
Hurry to Lift
Ban on Liquor
Lquna Beach city oouncllm•n •P-
parenUy are not in any hurry to llft ex-
isting bal!I oo the conswnptloo ol
alc:obolic beverages In city beacl! and
park areas.
Councilman Roy Holm said Wednesday
nlght some people seem to have the im-
pression the city Is formally coaslderlng
foUowlng the recommendation of tbe
Orange County Harbors, Beaches and
Parka Commission that the beacl! boooe
ban be removed.
'jl think we should make it clear that tbia: ls not DOW under coosideratioo," AJd
Holm. "and I persooally wou1d _ .. t
waltln& to seo bow It -for tbe coun-
ty.".
Mayor Charlton Boyd agreed, noting,
"1be council would welcome comment
from the public so we can be guided in
t: · matter. It just hasn't come up
before."
Helen Hasler
Wedne!day.
This answer to ob)ldlool qalnsl
nuclear sources ol enerrY wu found to
be both l<dmlcaliy ud economically
oound In a study released by Ibo Environ-
mental Quality Laboratory at Calllomla
Jnstltute of Tecbnology.
The study was made by ~ of
Aerospace Corp. of San Bernantino, a
non·prolit research organl2atloa.
Tbey reported the addiUonal cost for
construdlng • plant underground wwld
be less tba!l 10 pereeot of the total cost of
tbe same plant on the surface.
Dr. -Goldsmith, who directed the study !or Ibo Caltech laboratory, said
potenllaL advantagu ~I .puttlng electrtc
generafmg plants bi cavities excavated
from rocl< would be "greatu assuranee
of containlnl' radioactive materials In
case of accident."
"Conceivably," Gol•th s al d •
"underground planla could be con-
structed closer to the pop\Jlatioo centers
which not only use the poWer but which
mlght be able to avail themselves of the
A waste beat -preseoUy rejected by all
power planla -for space beatlng, air
condiUOD.ing and other tndultrla1 mes."
'Ille study, notlnc that a sUl>stant!al fn.
creue in the number of nuclear power
plants ts under way, saJd :'
"'!'bis scurce ol power Is ezpected to
provide the ml!Jor portion of lncrtaaed
capacity. other power sources su~ as
geothermal and nuclear fusion are
unlikely to satisfy the national needs due
to technical problems and the lack of a
comprehensive development program."
Laguna Students
· The Sawdu.st Festival has become a Servi' F • d _ll!Lrm;mentJ~1auauJ!!1 .tbeJ!ol'll' oub L . ces__ n ay -Off •~ .. Mamn1"'*h
tbere,_and Village West. I "'.ond~!h.Y _ _ ~--"" . ••ttl" we don't attempt to solve the WoOOland Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m.
Drive problem and continue down to the Friday at Pacific View Chapel for Helen
city proper, perhaps with the M·lB Dall Hasler, MS l)jnnegan Place, Laguna
zone." · Beach who ilieir'l'ueodiy at tlii! age-0! 70.
Councilman Carl John.son noted that Rev. John Hogen DlviL of Sl Miclu!els
neighboring property owners had ob-and AU Angels Eplaoopal Chun:b, Corona 1
jected to being included in the proposed del Mar, will conduct the services.
rewne and "1be Boys' Club bas enough Entombment wll1 follow at Pacific View
land to kill the whole thipg." Memorial Part.
It was agreed to confine the action to Mrs. Hasler, a native of Detroit, Mich.,
the smaller Woodland Drive residential is survived by ber hU!band, Milton, of the
area and let the Planning Commission family home; two al!:tera, Mrs. Fred eumi· lurthe< rezoning needs. McCartl>y ol Laguna Hills and Mrs. Bel· ty Criess of Cincinnati; a stepson, M. H.
Hasler, Jr. of Camarillo, and a step-
daucbter, Allee Holmes of S a n t a
Mariuertta.
Mn. Ruler had Uved In C&lllornla for
the past 30 years and ID Orance County
!or the put 1.0 years.
Having barely ..turned to the boob. 20
Laguns Beacl! High Sc:ho<)! stude'!l! will
be oil to-Mamii>olh Lal<., Suday for a
week's stay. '
The lludenls II"' enrolled· In a na-1
history course at the blgh school and will
study the mountain environment near
Late Ediu In Inyo Natlooal Forest.
Trusteel of the Laguna Beacl! Unified
School Dlstrid gave approyal to the ·trip
this weelr1 alter SUpertnteodent Wllllam
IJllom said it should be held before
winter In the fflib Sierra.
The students will be accompanied by
teachers Jolm ~ Alimo Meyer,
Sonja Tblene and'lio,wen Dlcbon.
Private can will be !lied to transport
the studenls and there II oo cost to tbe
district. Students will mum Sepl. JD. • •
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cltalullldpv•-· •
Hffe tried to out nm as In JJil VW ...
-Wllll nil .. --,,.. .., ..... ~ ..i.lda cliued tlle !vreJcn .,,.
tllroilCb -and 9lloy1 In the Nori!! :
Coast lllabway reglon of Lq\lna BeaCb..
CUtlillg tbrougJi ... alley' v aio ™":' .
med lato a parked car. left bll vebld4· :
ud -captured on fool In the 100 ~ of Fa!rvleW Slreel by several nar<ol\d
ol!ICen, their guns drawn. • . :
"We bad Information lbat be mlgbl~· ·
armed," PureeU said. ~
A MIRh of tbe lllSpecl ~ ,....
In cub, allegedly the same lhll wu held
by the police Informer, bat no weapon, •
''We noted lhlt the suspect appe8nd 11 •·
have brand new shots, pants and ~ .
Puretll saJd lddln& \bet the polic~ ..
bdleve the clothes were bought with ''our
money.''
Purcell saJd the car too wu purchased
with $171 of pOllce money, The detecilpd.:
aald the HQlltlnilob Beadl dealer wtla7
my COOjlifiUve iM iitUriia<fllie JIOllQI: .
recorded currency wben the vehicle lfu
taken back.
After the morning set-up buy was
disrupted, police officers went to tbe
Coast F""'i8D car Service office at 2Hl
Laguna canyon Road and approached
Sullenberger.
Purcell claimed a search of SUUeu·
berger and the olllce disc~ "bindles" of heroin (each bindle ' ·
enough drug for two or tine ,
Puretll sald), a bindle of cocalne, I
tablets, barbiturate capsules and a · .
Uty of marijuana. ~: .
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TIDELANDS .• :i;:
the total amount ol property being t
sidered for development. Some of,
maps differ by more than 1'> percefttln
the positioning of the mean high Ude ~
1be city now uses lour mapO"-lO
determlne oceanfront property liDel ~ :: : · --rr.ct-mapa whiCh "'°" :mea.;1q11 ·
Ude ,t the Ume property waa a ·-: -Asseaeor'a maps which show ·
high Ude line hued on ''reconlod •:
Including a· 1947 aerial survey lilil'Jfit.
tract maps. =~ --City's distrld mops whicl! rely od ti..
tract maps, aerial surveys and tide table
information for varioll! coves, but not for
any particular date or dates.
-A 1983 aerial survey which shows
what the mean high tide wu for a
specific date on Feb. 1963. ·
Under the resoluUon passed Monday by
the Planning Commission, when a quo.
Uon comes up al>out where the property
line ts, the !oar maps will be consulted
ud the, ... wblcb ....... Ibo blibe<t
mean' bigh Ude line will be !lied.
This will give the greate51 publlc land,
the reoolutlan state.. 'Ille land below !!"
mean hlsh · 11c1e Is public pr.,,..iy; ,; . \ · · --
Deputies Probe
Monkey Business
At Lion Country
Orange County SberUrs oillcers are to-
day Investigating what Ibey believe to be
a clear case of monkey bualnesa at Lion
C.ountry Safari.
now ~1 fi. J. ·Carrett;
Special DREXE L ~Vpholst.ery
Promotio n Sept. 1Bth!th ru Oct. 14th.
:·
Laguna School Enrolling
•,
Up 16,andMoreE~ected
A str.eam or new students continues to
trickle through the doors or Laguna
Beach Schools this week as the 1972-73
year gets under wily.
As of J.1onday, 3,0i5 students -16
more th110 one year ago -are officially
OIAN•I COAST
DAILY PILOT
The OrAnge C:0.1t DAILY Ptl .. OT, Wlll'I wtildt
II ~ the H.wi·Pr-. Is pvblltllfd ey
.,,_ °"1fttt' Ca.it Plll>llllllnl COfnpeny. s--. n• lldttion. •r• pllbllthed, Monll•r t11roug11
fnd•r, for OMI• Mt11, Hl'WPOf'f fletch.
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IM J-C•phtr1no. A tl119I• "'ll'klMI
•lltion h publlth«I S1hm:l1y1 Ind Sul>d•Yt-
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flrtNdinf and Publltller J•c• R. C11rl•Y
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enrolled in the five local schools, ac-
cording to figures released thia week by
Charles Hess, assistant superintendent of
business.
Late enrollees are ~till registering for
classes, he said.
"We are about 25 or 30 students over
our projected enrollment. We have not
experienced a great deal of growth,"
Hess commented.
The numblf of students, by school, is
as foll ows: Aliso Elemenlary, 432; El
h1orro Elementary, 492; Top of the World
Elementary, 544 ; Thurston Intermediate,
482, and Laguna Beach High, J,125.
The only problem with class slze, said
Superintendent William Ullom, has oc-
curred with kindergarten at Aliso.
He suggested eight or · nJne famiUes
vol untarily move their kindergarten age
children Jo Top of the Rop of the World
School.
Robert Reeves. assistant superin-
tendent or instruction. was directed by
the Board or Education to search for
volunteers to equalize the kindergarten
progranls.
Red Chinese Set
1945 V.S. Meet?
NEW YORK (UPI) -The American
ambassador In Oline in 19'5 did not relay
a request by Mao Tse-tung and Chou
En-lai to meet with Prealdel'lt Franktin
D. Roosevelt in Washington, historian
Barbara Tuchman has reported.
Mias Tuchman, a Pulitzer Prize win-
ner, a aid in Foreign Affair• mag11ioe t.bl
two leaders of the Communist movement
hoped "for cooperation and lrlendlblp
wlih the Unlted Slates."
I
They were called in by officiab of the
Irvine wildlife center after the disap-
pearance of a one-year-old chimpanzee
who arrived at the park two weeks ago
from Sierra Leone in West Africa.
"There wa! no way that little Una: Pu
could have escaped," Lion Country Vice
President Jerry Kobrin said today.
"Game warden Pat Quinn had Llng Pu
in an Isolation room for the observation
we always give newly anived animals
and he was taken from that room by
someone who wam't too concerned about
his welfare," the publtci!t said.
"Ling Pu Is just a baby," Kobrin said.
"He needs special care and attention and
it would be tragic U this callous theft
resulted in harm coming to him."
Kobrin vaJues Ling Pu at $750.
Investigating deputiea said that whoever
took the animal managed to evade
security guards in the area and was ap-
parenUy familiar with their routine.
Kobrin said several tropical birds have
been taken ln the same way from Llon
Country in recent moot.ha.
"The motive is always the same," he
said. "It ~ purely profit through resale
of the creatures."
Rapist Suspect
Will Get Tests
As Sex Offender
An El Toro man aceused on arrest in
Laguns Beach of rape and attempted
rape has been ordered to undergo
psychiatric trealment under Penal Code
provl!lons that could lead to blJ certlHca-
tJon as a mentally disordered sa of-
f ender.
Orange Counly Superior Court Judge
William M1UTay ordered Steven Joseph
Willett, 20, of W02 Branch Ave. to return
to bis courtroom Od. 2 for a rulini baled
on tho docton' report>.
WWtlt wu amsted July 5 by Laguna
police who removed him from a
restaurant at 1!00 S. Coast Hlahway IDd
ch.,....S blm wltb attacu on two local
women.
A 21·yeor-old ......., named Wlllall ll
the man who attaeked her In a (llllrlnc
lot as abe walhd ....,. ll'Clll a dotfa!Own
movie U...W. 1.-Jptloa of the ....,.
plaint led polJce to link Wlllett to an
· eerller lmlll -oa a _.. Wbo
aald abe bH Ileen llrakl to r.port the In--\
In fabric spoeiaUy soloetod by
Dr11el interior designers
Now you cen hev• thet fulfio
urlou• Dr•x•I llvtn9 room
you'v• Jon9•d for at ••vin9•
too t•l'l'lptfn9 to ml••· For •
limit.d tim e only, Dr••-' fn ..
terior d•si9n•rs 'hive cho•••
thi• di•tlnctivt, fully uphol·
stered 9roupln9 for immtdi-
••• r•ductlon. You 9•t the ••tn• fine quellty, the ••tn•
untxcelled wor~Mtftsh1p, +ht
samt detp down . comfort
that di1tin9ulsht1 • ., • r y
Orex•l livin9 room. All thil' at
•xcitin9 ult 11vln9t.. ·
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SOFA NOW
AS SHOWN
LOVE SEAT .
AS SHOWN
'CH AIR NOW
AS SHO'(IN
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EDITION N.~. Steeb
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' ~ ~5, ~~ .. 265,' 4 SECTIONS, 42 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1972 . TEN CENTS
"Irvine Kids Learning Pitfalls of Drug Use
. . .
By ·~t'!_E .!,~N ~ 11 the bottom ol a tat paper on He bopes that by leacbioa all the Ioctl,
• -oboul dnlp. partlcularlJ the pillalls ol dnl( -· ; . .'I ...,. a lot ol kldl at this ochool who "I -u pej>ple w11q lalce drup. studeotl will develop ~alum! and_,,.
SDOke pot and pop pills." . Tbey mual be lllupld," -U-or lJ-about their !iell'belnl and act 11<·
..., ¥ doo~w olJlllY dn!i ..,..., here." -~d w""" tn· ...._'In teacher'BllJ-CMllngly.
' "There Isn't much (drug use) at Anlll<-·1 Inquiry aliout . dru1 abuae "Fl<tl by themselveo 11<m'I all !bit ~,,jtilt at borne!'" ...._ ...... important," be told one cl.au. UGettJ.ng
These lbree statemenls, and others Aailencm ill ._.Ing druc education to the fads to do the jolt you Willi them to
·Ocpiallf coolrastinc. c8me .from lludenta abdal Utl'studmtl·!tlr $e ....U. After do Is the problem. And you're the oaes
Jp a new drug educatlm ""'8 at ~ that, ·another 1lO will enroll In the re-that get them In do II."
Sah 'Joaquin Intermediate Sc:bool in quired ....... On the 31k!-1oo pre-lest -the
lrVlne. • · · ' A qulel bul enthusialllc man, Anderson average score waa JS. Tbe 111"!<!1ts'
',"!1lere are a couple ol pUsl\ors I lcnow Is V"'f -""' that a dtug problem "drug ~wledge Is not very bot," said ~ school," wrote one 7lb or 8tb -·exist II the lldelmedlato ocbool age. Anderaoo, adding that too of\ell they
~~ .
believe .mytbs or think they know all
because "they know more than their
paf.ents. ti
~ on the test covered mari-
juana, Coc8ine. barbiturates, L S D 1
amphetamines, haahlsb and their effects.
Students will be re-<ested at the end of
the nine weets.
Auderaon ~ will talk about clgmtte
smoking and one day lnucbed on the ef-
lectS of alcohol .
Many of the students wrote on the test
·that they don't ever want to abuse drugs,
an attitude Anderson bopes will remain.
S uspect. Gets · $7 50, Runs
~aguna Police Arrest Three in Bizarre' Drug Cas e
,
B)' ~ACS• CllAPPELt A tangled web of ·charges, Including heroin, coosplracy to commit Mies of Pur<ell said that the police operative
' • ·or a.' - - -conspiracy In seU heroin and other heroin, posoeSsion .o! heroin, ~ ·wu held• by !,{oward _ durlng the morning
· Aa··estnerd1na'7-daylq-mlllllltmt-for-JWCOtlcs ended--lrilh.-&-wall.-lmoW11-ol-aloaine,.-peoseos1011-olc...,..... .--cnnlnJlltatln: _
; ~tics liiapecl who allegedly stale Laguna bu!inessman in jail, along with -~no of barbi~tes, poisesslOO of Howard 'then released :Ile h!f4rmant
· two other men. man1uana · and possess100 .Of narcotics and' ran to his own car where be~as ap-'7!t ol Laguna Beach police narcotics Held ~y, In Laguna Beach City Jail parapbemalia. r '' prebended by nan:oud. olflcers. -11l!!!!L-~t J!IOney Baj_ used It to .--..Jlonro~ SWleuberger, J4,-of-l914--Yalo.....w.M_trreal>'!l · Wednesday ,al--...'.'.We_llierally_to.._.p.Jhis_to:wn-1rom
pUithase a car and new clothes, ended mountain View, Laguna Beach, held in temoon after .l.aPa Beach detective ·10:15 (a.m.) to 4 o'clock (p.m.) looking ray alter a red llchts and alren lieu of ll0,000 .bail; Joseph Vain, 20, cars chased his newly-purchased .small for that guy," Sgt. Purcell said.
lbrough Las-Beach streels IJtd RIYln8 •t a motel, held In lieu of '5ll,000 foreign car tbn>ugb streets IJtd alleysbe. Purcell &aid the department then got .ue... , , · boil;· IJtd Miclla<l. Larry Howard, 20, He was !"'~ at gunpoint ·after Information tha(the suspect .they soogbt,
"liOOically, a tilt lotte ol at I~ five sta)'ioc at a motel, held In lien of $25,000 rammed mtb a puked car ·and took off Vain, bad purchued. a red foreign car
oan of Compton Police Department ball. · -00 foot, Purcell said. and was planning to leave f o r ~ agent 1 and the HunUnaton SUilenberger, operator of the co a.st It was Valo who officers allege met Pennsylvania.
Beij:b, police beUcopter arrived 1 In FnreJCD Car .Semce, was· amated by wi.th a police informer at a restaurant in aguna Beach police officers spotted
Iojpm llelich lalo \Vedneaday to mile a Police Del Sgt. Nell Purtell at the repair t1ie 100 block of S. Coast Highway IJtd aa car ~ the description of the
To each dru( educatlo>u. be lald, "We
don't have In 1all< aboUt drup. We can
talk a-'libit people do instead of .. ~·-· ·~·-.. . __... ........ '
Sports IJtd Involvement In ecology ,or
other community projecls were listed as
alternate enthusiasms.
A person•• normal five senses should
be med to capacity to allow full ap.
preciaUnn of.the W..ld, but they usually
aren't, Anderson said.
He urged the students to take a mulU-
medla approach to viewing things and
"ideally, use all your senses at once."'
Irvine Police Chief &ger Nelb agreed
that education la the answer to com-
bating drug abule among the young.
Although the ;>ollce have not been
operating In lrvlne long enough In PUC•
the ei:tent of the problem there, Neth
said that generally drug abuse "Is quite
prevalent, very common" at a young
age.
He attrlboted a forced maturity for
part o! the problem, which be said ml&)ll
be decllnlng.
He recalled with Irony that when be
was 11 and 1S years old, the big issue
was "whether to t ick the can down the
street after ICbool."
Ill)' from an alleged dealer Laguna service's affk:e. . . the informaot produced l'/50 ID marked vehlclO-y&Jo . "'-' teporlnd to have lllo!d> police nad jailed ea.-litt. He wu booked on charges al Ille ol cash, grabbed the """?"l' and ran. pun:based lrom a HIDltington Beach Hin , ..... ,..., -,_
dealer and gave cbue. ' ' D'RUG EDUCATION BEGINS AT llAHCHO' SAN JO~IN
~~tf· Rej~ts
Tiij>uoo· Canyon
~ve]opmeiit '
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. & Ne•P<l'I Inv~ l?'npony 58-
w111 ~al projed Ill >the Trabncn
Canyoa\arta WIS blocked Wednelday by
.the Boord of Supervlson. •
Tl!e board voted In uphold.a Planning , ' ' . Crimmlorio• denial of the l'lannoll'• .. ' ' ' . ,,. Pevelopment zoning anugbt by the IJtm . ... , r.. , 80, .acres located north ol !>'Neill
f,afk. 1'
·M. Ille same time the lloarW:memben
lmpooed a moratorium oo J"" -.
tllil 'de..iopments In the area p,.,,u,. the ~lion of a Pfanning ~ ·~~ -oMr!all argued' u·ilr' Planned ........ project Jilioid provide better .mr.am.nt.I pro-
IJCllon 1 for '""' ---the current ilii'lculturai ...., --, wbicb Would
aDi>w them • ., .... oplit the propetty Into 20 .......... 11**. :~ Canyon .....,. .,.-ted
tlJi ~ ~ • the area
oqo!d liol MIJOr\ 51 --withciut o~ aewer· ladlltia, ICboo!S,
!Iii lllld Omergeady services IJtd
~"*fl· -: .. .
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ljni High BanJ, -.. .
·~v~. Sets Off • • -. . ::Nui!lear Blait . . ·:· : W VBGAS, N... (AP) ._ A
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. )l!!:TllOiT .(UJ>I) -Fort )totor Co. jlMlay ~IJl,OllO 1112: model
~ dleCk·them fer ~le inalfunctliln• tbat ·-...it In.JOU of , )!! . . . ' WU tiie Ucooil•Jlirgest recall In the company's bist«y.
Ford' said ii alao tnsti:ucled dealers to Inspect the power slnerli!g.mecbah-
,.lsma of all early-pn>cluctlan JVl1 lntennecUaln, -and luxury cars 8!I
weD 11 liibl tructs and 1'12 vehicles built after Mll<b I and lllD In stock.
Involved hi the regij~~e &pProximately 710,000 Torinos, Montegos, Fords,
, ~1 ·~~ Cmtinentals, Mark IVs and about , 1'5,000 Randleml and light in.-.: ), .
, A .,._.,; ~ ioid ooly about 200 vehicles were BUSpeCled of 'bav·
Inc till dUCtive -:.!':a Ford rocalled IOIDO lour million vehicles with malfunctions of
tm -· ol shoulder aalely belts.
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$750 CJJ.mp Stolen
I I .
Officers Pr.obe Monkey
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Business at Lion Park
his welfare," the publlclst aald.
"Ling Pu Is Jwit a baby," Kobrin said.
"He needs speclaJ care and attention and
It ,would be tragic If this callous theft
...wted In harm cnmillg In him ...
'Kobrin values Ling Pu at l'/50.
lnvestIPUng ·dOpuu .. •oalil ihBt whoever
· took tbe animal managed to evade
aecuriljr guards 'In• the area' IJtd waa ap-
Pll<mllY familiar with their routine. . !'*In lald -~ ll)lplcal blrda have
beeu taken in the ame way from Linn
Coui1try In. reccit lllOf'\lll.
"The motive Js llWl.)'I tbe.181De," he
laid. "It Is purely~! lbtough reoale
of the creatures." ·•
"He tried 1n . ..Ut nm us In 'bis VW," . : , . lri~ne< To'ocher llJll Arideraon·5!"""1 ~'Al~
Pur<ell ,aald. WIUi red ~· and - \ · .' . · 1 ' > • I to =-~:;=;.~ D~Wti lt.6 Ws ' 1&~·1il:M~' iln'<Jalh -trud alley1 lnrtbe North . • " ' " • ' "'" ~-COllll Biglwuy---"-tl r ·-Beach. •,. ;;.; .·• • ' ""l ..-• .. -·~ ...... -·' 1 ·,~ 'Calllng llnush -alley, Valo ram-·med.lnto' a porW car, left bk veblcle
.(See-M.UOIVNT, Pap :) IB S(lddl eback DuJi:k.t ...
J ilnnuin Board · ;-;.,,;,-~. stwdellta· and 1ddlera
Y"""J wiD IJO ·lmoiVed ln~·wilb
OKs .Resolution ~~Y~~~
the·nut1few' weeks! 11 •
F S h l B d Althcugil trililnes bave'~ltli<lr or c oo · on 1n1nnt·1n bafta lludeiit•tf1" 1n . • . . the board ~ In \'ltluirl fOiceS
San J-"1· Schoof Dlstrlet ·-'UieY liaV..beeii m':lr1zo1flof·dtlt)1ng ..,'.
Wednesday approved a resolution of i.Q.. tiDn en the 1Dnltter. · 1• (
tent In salll$2.81 ihlDlon in llCbc!ol bonds, 'lkll>'Mlriler ' a•teaclier ·at·Mliialoh•Vlejo
an ac:tlon 'Which must be 1supporled •by IDl!b Scbool '~~1 tlilt'lie·aftd Pat
the tllree new unified dlstrlcls. llowiley a ~·at OllftWood EIOmen-
'lbO' resolution will be sent: to tniate.. i.rr Jldiooi11n -E1 Toro,1beir.pn.,;lled·u
In the Tullln, Irvine and' lloddleback official facltlty rep ... tatl... to 'the
Valley Unllled School Districts, one San board. Joaquih olliclal said. Minier Is .•. membet-of the -TultJn
Under tenru of a su~ unlllcotlon Secondary .Teocbm .-... •• Miia
election ln 'June , the San Joaquin and the ~Is •·"!""'bU of·the'San Joaquin
Tustin Union High School Dlstrlcta will T~~. ~DOU~~"'"" on ·~ ,,.;.._. be diliootv.d and the tbre< tliiderprten , .. ti0aij!ito01 -~ -,..,_.
lo 12th griide dlstrlcis wlll -teke ov'er In M-y aiicfalao tal>Jed fi{r twO weelJI a
July o! 1173. ~ by ltudenU,to ,_t Jk!b •Cuttil
Dave King, San Joaquin facillUeo plan-lroai ~loo v'lejo lliib Sdioal: II the
ner, 'nn..t1onec1 lnday wlietber Tullio atude\ll1repreaenta1ive·on the board. , .. _ Curtis laid the bo&J:d'• kiactloD
should •have to approve the aale. "-•••"""" ..... deDt interea~. !Is approval has ·been requJred lo other -.r-·r.-:• .,..rln
mart.rs under unification regulations. -iu(le lendeDt . lllllm ZIJgg
The sal . on! Ir ~•• I the •ts Iii.II (oday l!>&t J be Idea WU tabled e 15 Y a a,~r 0 • because It wu the first time It ba1f been million bond Issue approved by San Joa-officially pr-" In the board. He said quin School District voters lut April. ..,,.....
'!be district must sell at least ti.I JI -be an apada Ii.m Oct. :L
million now to maintain Its eligibility JO< Bc\"nl ~~ _9bet. ,llllher told· the
stsln school building .ia, King said. I two teachera at Monday ' meeting that
A dlstrlCt conUnually mu.st be bonded their r.equest woald be considered ,when
to the maximum -95percent 'Of111 aaleo .boa{d pollclea ·are ~. He did not
·iy ~ • ~, •• "''""'•• aid be tay.wlie1diiat mllbt be. =Cl w rece1Ve ·~~ .......,.. • j.1 Under the loplC of community in-
The money will mt go In build new
scbools, King added, bot rather, will' go
to pay oil the earll..t state 1oanJI In the
district. .
volvemeai: Trustee Vince McClll1ouP
urged the bo'ord In set up cltben tilt
forcel toi ltJmdle I building ' projp'llD,
bond< ~ and community .....
munlcatloa_.,..
But Zall urged a delay on that In allow
him In ..,...i an altemallve pcopooal ·
(lee DECIBIONS, Pqe 2)
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El Toro Studies
Funds for Park
On Aliso Creek •
El Toro homeowners aS90Clatk>n and
Orange «;ounty officials will mull lundllla
of po-·oace tboucht to be IDtludail
In the oooperaUve Flood Coiltrol, ~
Deparlment and Parks ~ for
El Toro Community Part aloDg fJlao
Creek.
A meelln« bas been scheduled fer the
groups involved at 7:3Q p.m. 'l'uesday at
the conference r<>om in the county'• acl-
mlnlstrallM building, 515 N. Sycamor1
St:, santa· An1'10-cll1CUS1 funding-for 11ve
acres of land. . OrlilnallJ, the Ova .acres -e parl ol
a SI·...... ~ to I be developed cooperau;.if ..... Ille -COllllly departmeiltL But the Flonll Colltn>I
dlslrtcl -out ol lbe acquisition of 'five KN.. .
Flood ' CGlllnll. loll lblnrell Ill ..,.
qulaltiao ol the Jand U I result of 0
(lee' Bl.·'IORO, Pip· I) ' .
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~e Realty Fimi
Loses $30 in Theft
··couple· Bunted
Football Player
B r.oug h t Down
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wtth hi&Jta ·11 the bouw 1n tilt
70a rlalng to tilt mid ... lnlaad.
tow. tdlilhl lb tilt • -din&
In the~.·
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INSIDll 1'08-' 'l'
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chlldm> perilMd Ito o pi.... .....,., ... J"""'"4. llli fowdlv
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I DAILY PILOT IS Th~ S•1a•• • ~· lt72 •
::'. Planners
Review . •
Projects
The Irvine Company's pl1n1 for futul'O
denlopln<nt of lrvtne Town ~ and
Turtle Rock wUI be reviewed by city
p~g commllaloners during tbtlr
meetlnt! ~. Tho Tan Center proposal 11 111111111 t1te
gools .... of ph11111lng and the ctly plan-
nhtt ltllf Is Hpected to oiler Ito tlowl of
-objectives tonlR)rt. Tbe moellnc Is set foe 7,30 p.m. al city ball.
Tbe Tttrlle Rock mall« 1nvo1 ..
nvillolll of the pla•nec! ..,..-, ..,.
ll1J to be ~ for city ._.i.
FIDll -'"' !be plan II not npecled for IOml Ume, &owner, u eom-m•.-. vappla with the lllCaJ pWt. Alnoni tbe ...... that Dllllt be raolV·
ed with the .... """1nl Is the location of
a ~ lltopplng cent.r near
Unl.....tly lllCh School.
Tho lrvloe Unllled IChool board bu op-
pooed COhlDMrcW zonlni near ICbools.
Result.I cl a survey of &he views of
Turtle Rock...,__ on !be lhopplng
center'• location wUI be preaented to
Irvine planning commlslklllen tonight,
accordlng to Jamea Taylor, dlrector of
planning admlnbtratiori for the Irvine
Company.
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EL TORO •.•
1We.,p• t SMJl!l!I
Suspect Facing
Bail of ·$100,000
By Alln!UR I\. VINSEL
Of .. .,..., "l!lt lteff
Murder llllpecl CorUu K. Ankeny,
characterised 11 a )et ... t prof...tonll
televlllon quls show sue·~ mnatn. In
Cllllody todaj' In lieu ol 1100,000 ball In
F,.....P .. el
MANHUNT •.•
COMICllon with the kllling of a formu
gtrlfrtmd II his Newport Beach blyfroot
apartment.
AnUny, 33, who told police ht Is a llu-
danl teacher, WH arnlped Wedneaday
In Harbor J!ldlcW D1llt1CI Coor! on a
complalnt cblrgtng him with the murder
oC zi.year .. ld Diane Singleton.
He !l8Jd nothing during the proceeding1-
bef ort jn!ldtng Jud&e Everett W.
lltckey and ·def.... allorney M ....
Bennan did all tbe talking.
Bennan Ald bis ll&bl-llpped clJent bu
and wu captured on loot In the 100 bloclt told him the lbylll( of MW Singleton -who allo clalmed to have television con-of Ftttrvlew Slrtel by aeveral naroot1c1 nectlot11 _ ,... an accident.
olll<en, lbelr ,Un1 dmm. NiWpOi't l!iaclt Police DelectJve 5i1.
"We bad Information thil be rntcJt1 be Ed Ctbbore1lJ who Is ltandIJni the
armed," Purcell 111d. homicide invelllgatlon alJO laid a .357
A search ol lbl itllpecl produced $llO lllaiDum revolver uaed In the de1th bas apparently: been turned o v e r to the
In cub, alleaedly !be wne that wu bold Orange County Sheriff's crime laboratory
by tbe pollce Informer, but no weapon. u evidence.
"We noted that the 1tt1pecl appeared to lnvelllgatora are -kJng double
have brand new thou, panta and lhlrt," lhl&, from I a.m. until 11 p.m., ln a ~·-" probe of the Westwood coed'• kUlinJ!. rw-~ said adding that the police Several persons aequaln&ed wllh eTtber
believe the clolhel were bought .with "our the P"tlY UCLA lludent, Ankeny, or
money." both of them have been'1nterrogated
Purcell aid tbe car too w11 purcbaaed about the c ... alnce tbe l1ll!P8cl sur·
with 1111 of police money. Tbe detecllve nndend to San AnaeJmo police' Sunday.
laid the Huntington Beach dealer wH ''There an a few lltUe dlscrepancleo
very cooporatlve and returned tbe pollce. we're W'Orldng on," Sgt. ctbbtreUI 11ld
recorded cumncy when. the vebl.clrtfi1 this morning.
tabn beet. He and other investigators said
Coaal>' "'-Inc ~ declllc!a to Altar tbe morning lfl-up buy WU Wednesday following the brief 12,30 p.rn. mw. the natural -lhroug1t disrupted, police ollloen went to tbe court appearance !bat def..,.. attorney
tho -tn.n !be ATUF railroad rlgb~ · Coat Foreign Car Service office al 1141 Berman explained the alleged murder o1,,..,, 1o llulrlandl Boulevard. Laguna Canyon Rood and approached weapon given 10 acquaintanceo by
1'ellc*rtl of the area and the countJ Sullenberpr. Ankeny would be turned over to sheriff's
of!!ctali wm d1acull the destro~ of Purcell clalmed a search of 8ulleo-investigators.
opm11oc porb -dlllrlct tO berger and the ollice dflcloleci two Newport Beach dotectlves an bandl1ng
· .aqa1n tbl Janel "bmd.111" ol heroin (each blndlli conta1nl the homicide case, which they believe oc-
11 II ~hie that -tn.n 1 IDOll(lt drua for two ar thne flut, curred In Anke'!Y'~ l~ry a~m_e!!l •/
-llO(llllt stant OciWdlle iijjilfiGto--Pltreell laldj, • blndll-of.eocalne~--Towers, 3f21 Ir.Coast lilghway bu
the -· llblela, barbllun!le cap.ila and , crime lab would routinely examine
G""IPI Included In the -a,. Uly of IDlrijtlano, the fllll. .
lite "-H1Ill and Afllo Valley 8ullenberpr wu amlled at about Crime lab spokesman Robert Stetller
hommwnen •-rtaUoal:-aitd-_,,.n __ 10:17 1.m JI'~ •. but carloldl of end hlJ ataff today declined to deny .,.
ol !be l'lrb ~. Flood Control, Comploa detacllves rolled Into Laflllla confirm whether the IWlpecl weapon ts in
Rold ~ IDd CGua1J Real Beach Ille Wedoeaday night, and llUad-their band.a. ~ llerTlcol ~I. out bis -olftce. A DAILY PILOT lnvestlgaUve. reporter Plmo. -eoll for !be Rold Depart· PoUct nportad thal the out.cl-town of· found a former roommate and close
-to llio' -Ill ...._ for -fi..n lttlormed Laguna Beach police o1 friend of Ankeny Wednesday, not long
1b-of 1-Alllol wldlo • ..,... lltelr -after they bad arrived and after Ille murder IUlpecl appeared In .... lo Ill pan hl!!d by lite fadoral ,... aet up, au•edly to aalher moro court.
.,.... -lld porb ..mce dl4lrlcl evidence on a Con)pton lnvelllgallon 1"' HIJ arraignment was conllnued untll
-.. , volvlll( &tllt11bel'1fer. next Tburaday In Dlvblon One of the new n.od c.aillnl na to llUIObuo the re-Purcell laid that Compton police actlon coort comple1
malnlnC lli!;d, but, wfth the declslm wu aborted when the ofllcen were In-Tbe former ~le employed by a ~ to rtlalti the natunl cbanneI, found formed tbe 81111 wu already in jail. Dana Point marine n,,;. characterized no=..::..~ 'l:, 1::;,.,1111 with the Charil• are ••peeled to be flied by lbal Ankeny aa a very artlc~late individual
mlclepfl' -will be ~ to the departmen~ Pureell 18ld. who bu appeared on a number of
VraJtp CoanlT Boord of 8-vllo!'I for televlaJon quls and talk lltowl.
DAILY "ILOT ...... n Ye-....,...
Honored
SaJJ,wback~
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Seeks Road
To School •, '•'
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illddlolloclr Valley lhtll1ed ~·
Dtslrid -want the Orange ~IY .
Board of Su]>ervllors to give top prlaQ!t·.
to Ibo bullcltng ol an occesa road for Gilt
by lllldlnls 'wbo wm 10 to I _ .....
termedlalo -1111111 T..,,. I
D111r1c1 Bupertntendent WUllam ~.
this -Is drafting a l'f901utlon wlD :·
pendlll( -by -will "" . . to supenilorl. . • .....
,.,,_ ... Nqllllllnc that the coudly
build ' road ...... Afllo Cl'lelt to con-
ned tbe Loi A11-Intermec!¥e Schoo!. with tbe El Toro ballllq Inell. • •,
Loi Alllol will ...,.. irdm Its cuntt':
. shared ·-· with -La p ill' Jntemledlate School lb Mtlllm Vlojo·to
25171,Moor Ave. In November. '
The only road """"" lite creek Is a
ptlYlte road whlcb is too narrow for 1
.-·-and -.Id be dangen>UI' lor waikln1 or blcyclng cblldren, 1rU111e1
utd Monday.
JI another road 11 oot t>iiU~ lite
atudenll will have to be "bulld ~
on the San Diego freeway," Zou laid:~
da • -.... y. ~.:: l
These three captive canines at the Laguna Beach Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals may not know it, but next week
is their week -National Dog Week. The animal observation is spon·
sored by the Pet Food Institute of Chicago.
Supervisors have ruled out ~Of
Los Al1loo Boulevard acroa. !be ~' ~tad to -110,000, ~-~ Would only "" -ary tmtll neg:, Mutrlandl Boulevard Is completed. _, ·
A slmJlar road l'f901utlon bu -.
passed by tbe San Joaquin ~
District and 11 support~ the ~ A1iJoa Parent·Teacbers lioo.·;:: :1 :: : -..
From P .. e 1 ?: :; Barge SI.ams Into Bay
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NORFOLK, Va, (AP) -A large, emp-
ty barge, drifting in blgh winds and
heavy seas, alammed into the $200-mUUon
Chesapeake-Bay Brldg.,TunneJ_early to-
day, heavily damaatng the structure and
forclng It to close O.Uuse of a shipping
accident for the second time in nearly
three years.
• The 23$-foot barge tore out one GO-foot
section of roadway and apparently caus·
ed major damage to at lea.st one ottru
section.
One member of the bridge-twme1 com-
mission estimated unofficially that tbe
18~mlle facility, a main artery for
nortlHouth traffic along the tast Coaal,
might be closed for a month or more.
At mid-day, the barge still lay, trapped
by fallen wreckage, beneath a section of
the structure about a hall-mile from its
the I rmln t VI . la Beach. only dlalrlct ltllf, i,,ij'';'iJ. I ~.
sou m e us a rgm fessional coDIUltant ta acMuble at .,: The barge. had knocked down the ~ time. • "
port pUlar and was held fut when the A dlllrlct.wlde poll could )lo ,_to~· roadway fell on Its bow. -.1..;; =-··-i .... -E~::trl: But the Coaal Guard said a helicopter t~ ~·~uty r11ctlon '"' -j
re rted that another sectlcn of the matt.era, be IUUested.
b;r.fg,.twmel bad been knocked d o" n 1.ogg will report to tbe board m lite
about two miles offshore, where the ba.!ge Idea Oct. 2.
and the lug which bad It in tow !list
struck alter midnight wbUe -· sanctuary In the bay •
In all, authoriUes said, a survey show·
ed no fewer than 30 impact points where
the bilge hit the brldg .. lunoel u it
drifted v.tolently toward shore. At least
five spans received some dam.ace, they
said.
TIH> facUlly connects the Maryland-
Virginia Eastern Shore penlnsut8 with
the busy Norfo~ pQrt area.
Chavez Talk Slated _
FRESNO (AP) -Farm labor leader
Cesar Chavez wtJJ be the main speaker
Sunday at an anll-Ptop. :t2 rally in
F'resno. Tbe rally Is lpCllllOred by the
AFUJO United Farm Worl:en Union,
which bas blllerly contested !be con-
troversial fann labor in,ltlatlve on ~
November ballol :._ ; ' . amfderal!Ga wben they act on dovelof> Clas Off d He wu not WkaUve, however, in
ment plam for the oommunlly Para· SeS ere ~t a word," said prosecullna Deputy I~~~~
District Attorney Jolm' Chmln wlten Uk· I'
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n()W af JJ.'~:: garreff~
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Blaze in f.anyon ·
Guts Empty Home
An •ly momlnJ lift In Santa Ana
Canyon _,. dellroyad .... home and
IUlled a nurby mldence, lite Orange
Counly Fire lleputment repoi1ed.
Burned to the pound wu a vacant
hmte at :llml Santa Ana Canyon Rood
near Mohler Drive and heavily damaged
wu the adjoinin1 home of Jack L.
Nd...,, llremen aid.
Fire offlclall 11ld lhey were han-
dicapped by an Inadequate water supply
in ftchllng lhe blue. It tonk 28 fltt
figbl<n an hour and IO mtnui.. to brtna
the fire under control.
Damage to the two tqnes was
estitn1ted at '11,500. No lnju.rlu were
reported.
Councilman Mwt Pay
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Tbe wile of
City COuncUman John Ferraro bal been
granted $'100 a month support, pending a
court hearing on her divorce suit. JuUa
Ferrato, 48 , also received SIMI a month
tupport for the couple'• 16-year-old son
at the ltearlng.
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In J""'Z Rhythm ed what the defendant bad to oay. UM S His allorney -who bas defended con·
Art adult claas in modern jazz rhythms
Is beln( offered by the Jrv!tte human
enbaocoment and tbe Costa Meu ldlure lll'Vleei deplrtmenls bqlMIDg Monday.
Mn. Barbera Gaylord, c:andldate for a
mutm degree In dance II UC Irvine
will teach the cl111 In tbe dance room of
Unlventty Jllah Scbool, 4771 Campua
Drive, lrvltte.
Students lntemted In Jolnlni !ht cllll
may ngtsttr lrom I to I p.m. Thursday,
or from I a.m. to 1 ~ Jl'riday and
Saturday In the Cotta Community
Recroatlon Center, II Fair Drive, Costa
l\lesa. There II a l'filslraUon f .. of 110
per ttudeol
THIEVES RAID ·
'THEIR' MARKET
ws ANGELES (AP) -somebody felt
right at home at the Th..leves M1rk.et. A
Janitor dJacovued Sunday that thieves
had broken Jnto et leaat ll·of the lhop.s
and made oU with IOQds worth more
than 15.000.
vlcted girlfriend-slayer Dr. John S.
Gwynne, 30, on a prior series of abortion
counts -11ld the kUling ··of M118
Singleton was accidental.
He claimed site wa1 shot during a
struggle In Ankeny'• ~·month apart·
ment early Sunday.
Irvine to Weigh
Gty Works Post
A lengthy Oct. J 111tudy session" bas
been scheduled by Irvine city coun-
cilmen.
Beginning at 8 p.m. that evening, coun-
cilmen will closet them5elves with caJ1s
dldates for the city public works director
opening.
Then, at 8:30 p.m. the memben ofthe
Irvine Unified School District Board of
Education are expected to join them for
an historic joint meeting.
Topics to be discussed will center on
the two public bodJea' respective roles in
educational affairs, including resolution
of the school bulld1ng crlslJ and ways the
city may or may not he!p.
'Warta'!'fl to ~thers'
Insurance Firm Fined
For Art Linkletter Ad
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) -FIOt1da
Insurance Commiasloner Tom O'Malley
today fined National Life ANurance Co.
120.000 for using tdevlllon pel'30nallty
Art Llnkletter In ttl mall-order lnlurance
adl without llcenll"i him aa • Florida •sent.
Colltna It the larg11t admlnlslraUve
fine ever lml)OH<I by hill department,
O'Malley 18ld the move lhould be "1
warning to other flrml that Ult
pmon~uu .. 1n their advertts!ni.''
Florida.. 1naurance code nqllil'll
perlOnl who !!ell accident and ltoelth 1"'
1uranct In the atate to be llceltled.
Unkletter dtd not hive tueh 1 IJctnle,
11id O'Malley.
He told a newa conf1renct the! lbe St.
Lwla-bued firm .,., not COllleltllllJ the
fine and that Ill atlortte)'I •lined a
lllpnlatlon &ll'fflng to It, prevent1n1 !ht
nee<! for a full lteartna aclteduled 10 bolni
F"ld•y.
'O'Malley also auspended lite !lrill'I
•'rllncate to tr11t11ct malt · -
i 1 "'t!tS In Flotidt for Ila monlbi.
' 'M•llty 18ld lte WU Wo inVtlllfllinC
other firms which sell inlurance tn
Florida thnJulfl what be clalma are q.,.
lionable advertlslng technlquet1.
And, he said, he informally Issue<! a
wamlna to Prudential Life Insurance Co.
, to stop advertlsllllJ Its life Insurance by
clalmlttg polloy holders art "buyln& 1
piece of the l'llCk.
"People aren't buying a piece ol the
rock," u.ld O'Malley. 0 'I'bele kinda ol atmmJckl In adnrtflln& are not fair to
people buying Insurance." He Uld people
who purcltue lnlurance were not ,...Iv·
1na wm of Pruc1enua1·11to1dh!81.
Nauonat Life Aiourance It o p p e d
IOUcitlng buslttell In Florida June II
1rter O'MaUey beCU bis probe. He 11ld
the •lr·month 1uapenslon dated from !hit
time.
"Aller that, U Mr. IJnkleller wants lo
apply for 1 Florida agent'• lli:enae, we
would be itad 16 irtlcomt blat biNt to
ll'lorlda 1o IOll ll!IW'&nce," lald.O'Malley. ,
The Dini had Wild Llnklettat'• pldure
and enclor-i of its accidlol and
health ""'"'... In •dVlrtilemeata wltlcll
appe-In MYeral P'1orlda .. """"'. 1&Jd the lnlutance ofllclal.
S-pecial DREXEL Upholstery
Promotion Sept. 18th thru Oct. 14th.
In fabric spociaITy selected by
Ott11I intwior designers
Now you c1n h1Y1 th1t luw-
urfous Drexel !lvin9 room
you'•• longed for 1t 11wtn91
too tempting to ml11. For •
limited tlm1 only, Dr1xeJ tn-
terior d•1i9n1r1 h1Y1 cho11n
this distinctlv•, fully uphol·
1ter1d 9rouptn9 for lmm1di·
ate reduction. You 91t th1
11rn1 fine quitlty, th1 s•m•
un1wcell•d workm1n1hip, th•
11m1 dtep down comfort
that di1tin9u!ahe• •., • r y
DN~el ll•ln9 t*em. All thi1. at
exciting 111• 11Yln9s.
SOFA NOW
AS SHOWN
LOVE SEAT
· AS SHOWN
CHAIR
AS SHOWN
lK. 221.00
175
Your f1votlt1 Interior-detignor wlll be happy to 1a1r1t you.
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~ain Street Lighting Safe-For the Moment
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m-1ane road, 1eav1ng Main street lour "' don't 1111nt the a1111q llcbtmc will
·lines, u It II. Wort will continue oa do tt lor ulety. 1'4 llb modeni, blgh Jn.
Mansion Avenue. tens!!)' 11.,..... there," Wbeele< 111k1. CUrbl 11111 gull«s will be placecl aloag Main street, fl;= 171h.street lo.!llanllon. QYic ..... ardlllecl Kurt Meyers of.
A small -Ion of the median will be cut fered a podlNe IOluUon to the Jlibting
oot to give pollco v.hlclel ICCOll across pniblem. lie IU(lested that the brleht
Main streeL · . .• Jighta alread1 plamw•lln the civic center
Signal llgJJta will be placed 11 the parldng lot mlgbt provide enough ligbl
Momtoa Avenue lntersecllon 11111 aJlo al for the -II.
the 17th Street lnlerleclion. · ' Councilmen ordertd the old lighb
Wheeler dld argue for removal of the maintained while Meyers determines
tradllioaal lomp 'JIOlls behffen the civic · whether the perking lot Jlibls will do the
center 11111 the high ochool. job.
Meyers allo -led tllal councilmen
lllrl looting -developn<nl of the
en11re -o1 ~ -. aaymc. "It can be a Vf1rf P"'"'•I mryway Into the
dty."
Several '"'1clel1la oppooed the widenlJW
of Main su.et becau,. they don't want
ADJ more traffic Dowlng down It.
-warned that hll 10lullons will
oa1y be 'good for 1boul five yean, then
lncrused tnlfic will probl blf force U·
ponslon of Main street.
Councilmen, not too happy with that
forecast, asked Wheeler to study llte
possibllil)' of mUlng Late Simi, Wdlli
the civic center, carry ~ of a. traf ..
fie.
Some brief IOl(Jlesllom for th.
preserv1llon of the Main Slnel -.
tlal ne~ Included making It a
one-way street, or puttinc·ln 1 cal.._
al 17th Street.
Wheeler said crlglnal pllm hod colleil
for use of Lake Street as the major
route. but that bad depended on .,...
struction of the now defunct Paclflc Cout
Freeway.
Bond Def eat Analyzed
· Huntingwn Pores Over Reasons Issue W e"1t Down
By JOHN 'ZALLER
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For Monday morning quarterback!, the
failure of ~ Huntington Beach Union
HJgb School Dlslrict's $15 mllllon hood
me&ll.ltt this week offen llmiUess
_poail>llltl~~-.:'----.. --.. -Second-guessers have, In fact, turned
. up ... many things wrong with the pro.
.posal to· build a 11ixth campus in the eeriouslY overcrowded ·distrlct that Jt's a
wnnder-the·measure-got any~ 11 alL
Complaints include bad timing, poor
plahrilng, lack of enthusiaam and
dlsserurion among trustees, to name a
few.
'Ille bond proposal did gel nearly 52
percent af the votes in & 11 percent
turnout (67 percent approval wu need·
ed).
But a look at some ol b.ese critici.ans
may uplaln wby the district bu now
• lost.lour alralghl boo4 elecllom stretch-·
Ing back to 1967.
It 1n1y ,also reveal IOme of the prob-
lems the diJtrlct will face as it comes
back to· the 'electorate In the future wtlh new"bood··propoub-:--··· -
'Ille_ bond hit Ill first snag, c:urlouslf,
befare it was even proposed. Two
trustees, G<orge Logan 11111 Ray Schmill,
aslted it the May meeting that the board
declare its lntentian to call a bond elec-
tion. To wait langer, Logan said, invited
a charge of procrastinatlan.
Tlte other three -· however, aald the board abould wait UDlll It -md of.
ficlal ttport, from 1 cl~ committee
and a private ccirporation hired to study
the matter. To· act too soon, they aid,
would Invite charges of jumping the gun.
Both sides were arguing, essentially,
over what would look but. But after a 3-
2 vote on this issue, the predictable
newspaper headline the next day rtad:
"Trustees Bali. at Planning for New
School." '
lt wu the want public bnage poaJble.
At the nest meeting, In early Jum, Ille
expected ttporb come In 11111 the qenda
contained a 111111 rec:ommendaUon for calllnl the hood election. .
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~.-but there ... onlJ -
trustees Pnioilt. llc:.-,iilt and= w1it ~-"had earlier ·Pressed far 1 U.
apuearance ol procraltlnetion, wen •
va:catJan.
When lhq-nltltned; both comp-
lbal they -~ been COtlllllted JnPll'lf, and Schmitt aald he would neither sup-
port nor op-the bond. Logu aald be
would aupport I~ but hod llJlllpo!IQ> lor
(See rAILUIUI, l'lp·J)
·Hearing Stays
... V ~tory Party
Insurance
.. ~~ttl~ . Looming Fwi~~ ~~t...... ~ .. , I ,... \ , ' ~1n~unti~g~!J · . · . • . itn r·'f.~e ·On . -Co~---nt1on· -il'A'•"'··-.. n:: (AP)-l'lalldl
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t.Wllege TV CharinelNeats
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~mpletion-Tower Up
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JlllDH1• Qlllece Dlstiiol'1 ~TV, '"::.!!' mo'finl ·• .. dooer With lie •• ion "' tlJt ilallon'i JM.foot ~ .._..tLa Habra. ·
~ tie -llllioa a -b...0-• Ilia flllO,IOO -ii beinc Ille Puente Hllll, ~ miles Lio-.. . lioa'I ~ are 1oealtil CID the
...... et ~· West C011eae in Run-
..,_ JIWb; 'l'be _~lioa, wlllck will be bJ IM Q)lle_ge · dlltrl!:t with all:
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xoCE-TV '.aid ... ·11 m1U...· wblcb
,,ui ~·tboi ·llalioa'I ~ •.;Jfl!ut of
30,000 traits· lo. 2.7 mlllioa' -· "will
enalile .. to dellftr' to ~<J\IDIY. reoldonli a diftdlOnol.~a . .Ill!~ u ·powerful 11 they now ve . -Loo 'Anc<Jea . TV lllalioal." '
-·pointed aut that the loeotlllD of
the' tower 1!hich ·11 In line With Ille other
Soilthem Cllllornia troounll! .. towers ·
m ML Wlleon, wtD ·-that local . viewers ·will noi .have· to dlllif" llie
direcllGD ot: their -to .iocelft Qwmel 50. . ' '
. Cbanoel 50 -will bl .. -tlOnaJ,. ~ .,. 'public alf.IJn ~ Cb:,, It tsled t. make Ml dlbat ID
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fps~ Mesa . Officials
f' ·~ ~ ' I , . ;:. • f' .. §~ek ·cab~-: TV All~s ,.. • • •
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A ,.,.,iai Sell!· ti ''1!1\lhOUd party"
p1....a by lhe Hmttmcton B6ach 'll~-..a.;u..., -c· ,., .,,..~
Qwnber of Comnierce bas -
)>oslpnneil.
Tlle _party _WU• J!laMed JI the
F!abmnan Restaurant to celebrate the
removal of 1111 billboards on stale<nmed
land along Paclllc Coul llJ&hw1y 11111
Beach Bou1evard.
Metromedia, reprtJenting some of the
billboard agencies, obtained a temporal')'
coUrt lnJuncllon against removal of 211 of
those binbo&rds.
Attorneys for Metromedia claim the
aisle would be breaking a cootract U ii torces destrucllon of Ille bWhoards. '!be
cue will be heard In Orange County
Superior court on the morning of' sept. ae. •
Slate olfldal1 aay the blllhoord com-
ponlel only ba•e Jo ,be givm a 11).day
-to IOI rid of the unwomm slpo.
'!be chamber of~ lint..-
lot removal ol lhe oignl 011 lllale -.y rleht-ol ... 11, with Cllamber Pra*pt
llGCer S1ata enUsllng Ille help of state ·
A>lemb!YJDlll '!loberl Blab (R.Hun-
llngton Beadl).
Chamber olllciall had lnvltect Burlte,
·Governor .Reagan, -Stale Public Worts
Dlreclor Junes Moe 11111 several county
olf!clll• to'1lelr billboard party.
Lifeguard· Contract
For Huntington OK'd
OrongO County Wm P11 "2',Dl3 to Hun-
llJlllfoD Beadl It! 1171 for beach ll!eguard 'Ql;"C:!~ .. ~~stand-
anl COIDl'1 .,.,.iract -..imbun..
:· dly . fvr COUlllJ ... " Jocal ~ Beadl aJlo £':;,Ides
ll!eguard service to -which II OOUD11 lerrltorr.
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Huntington l!each maJ' light a &IJ>erlor
Coort --~-Iha GlJJ~to
allow the comttucllon of llO. -nm
to the runway al Meadowlark Airport.
Superior Couri Judge Jinwa F. Judge,
Santa Ana, ruled Sepl u. that the city
must allow Slellrech~lloNll, the prop.
erty owners, to build tbeif homes
because the i,nd II alreacly '!Oneel R-1.
Bui Monday nlgbt, councllm~n reluled
to 1ct on the court order, delaying 1
Suspect Faces
Bail. of $100,000
In Coed Slaying
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
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Murder suspect Corllsa K. Antmy,
characterized as a j.W.t· proleulonal
lelevllloo quiz show guell, .....in. in
custody lotloy in lieu ol $100,000 bail In
connectlon with· the killing of a former
Rirllri<Dd at hll Newport Beach bayfronl
~·· Anteey, 33, wbo told police be II a llu.
dent leecber, WAI arralgnod Wedneoday
in Harbor Judicial Di.strict Court on a
complaint charging bin! with the munler « ZZ.year-old Diane Singleton.
He aald nothing durillll the proceedings
before presiding Judge Everett w.
. Dickey and defeme 1ttome1 Moeel
Berman did all :lie lalkll!l. BenDaa aald hll lliht-lipped client hai
told lllm the 1117lnll of 11!-S"-!l&a -
wbo ~ claimed to have televlllon con-
necliCIDI -WU AD accident.
N~ Beach Police llelecUff SCI.
.(See ~l!:CT. Pap J)
New Ford Reeall·
915,000 St,eering Ch.eclu Or~red
............ P*}bla •-1 until -~-_,i.."' Ml10t' Al Coia:
"Unlike mme of our cledllons in the
put, lhll (hk!c"c the tract) -a nil· 1tuOt\ed one.,, -.
Coen euggeoled the city mlgltt 1ppeal
the. SUperior ~ decl&ion, but --the ......U bad received the oourt order
Mondey, he did not want lo lab Im-.
medlateacllon.
On June S, l\>e council -rted pi.,. nq commlulon acUon to· c1eDJ a '1-
lallve tnct map for tbe-llO bomeo. Both
public bodia 1'llled that the -WU "unbeallhlul 11111 anlll lor buman ..,.
cupration."
City Allernoy Dan Balla -Iha city
did win one PY point In Ila _boltle,
becauae, In lisllng condllionl lmPQlld on
CO!lllrucllon of. the Incl, the Jude• aald
SlelJrecbl..Bartoll must ~ public
atreell.
But. Judge Judge ruled that 1111' •·nd II
zoned !I.I, 11111, under stale law, ill
pronmlty to the airport II not 1 vali4
rea10D for denial of the homes.
Violence Ruled .
Out in Death
Of Beach Youth
Police lnveatlg1lon have not delennln-
ed how an JJ-year-old liun11n&1oa lloacll
youth died wec1-.1 la 'Wootlnineter,
but they have 4oc1Arod, !hara· -. .0
cl&m of "violence or -· la,.._ Weolntlnale!-4aleCllte !ti, Frank
Fisher aald lt will lab anwal days far
the COllDI)' .... _. to detennlne jult
what -the death of Mk:bael L.
Mortenson, l'llSl Aime1o Lane, H,...
llnglon Beach.
The youth WU f1nt beJleyed llJ'anlled,
but li'lilieflliiW' iiafl U..t does not appear
to be the CAie.
MortenlOO'I body WU tu.. J>y four
friends to Hllllllnstoo llll<n:omrnW1ilt
11oap11a1, •boot a:• i.m .. w-.r.
R~giatratlon Soars
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A .-<! 10.J
million Califomllna maJ' be olfl!bl• to
vole Nov. 7 -... of v~ ,..111 .. Uon eampolll!'I , by JleDlibllCano 1nd
~.11. ~ ., --"4mund G. Brown Jr. Aid lf a-lu 1-. a 1.
0emoci111 made 111e blgoit aa1i1a -
mon tbali S.I In -.,... -liat OOP
offlclall aald ti.,. .. plasod -lliolt-
reilslrlllon -.. .... tha ,,.. ' ,..imu,. •
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today llnttl ~-..., ' wai1 °'-
•·• far ' ' •!J::.llil• b1 Art Iti'•d11 , ---~--I I WWW
adl wllhatil i!r11•i"I him h a '1adda agent. . .
Cllllng I the Jarsell admllllll ......
fine ever m_.i by hll ....,.__
O'Malley llld the move abouW ·bl ...
warning to -llrml that ,..
pel'IOllllillea .. their advotllalnl· ..
Flort4a'1· •i....ance code roquiNI
penom wha 1111 accident and heallh !D-
aurance la the llafa to be· ~
Llntletter did ·not hav1 lllCb a U...
aalcl O'Malla1. .'
He tolct I -coalennco that Iha k LouiHaall !b'm WU not Nftleo!lal Iha
fine ..a-11111 ill atloi'neys ... •
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Bike Liceruee1
Jf ill ~t Treat
lliC)'CI .... who "'1ller their -with the~ Beach-Police I;loPorlment
lhl1 --;rill receive a ...tet treat i;'ree ice <nllD will be P"" lo ti..
-who rqilter their bibs llltur-day 11111 lllladay al Famll'a Ice er.am
Parloar, 1•1 jltach Boulovua.
'Ille bika1rlll tia =od from II a.m. lo I p.111. la .. Joi. 'lbe lee
II fl. ·
Bike rq!ltNtlan allo will be llold from
11 a.m. lo t ...... ·8ept. JO and Oct. 1 at
Fairell'i olhlr 11untiJWtoe Beach loca-
tion, I011l Jhooklawlt St.
lliC1de nclltrallon will not be ..... ~~a! llMo poljct' llrlnt -.. Iha ......... tlGa . ...,. -et J'omll'r.
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n.., lbe -•lltmly •pptartd te Lauimen Probe Lion Country Theft •.. .,...,.,,
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b rt II ..... lf?J ..... , ....., 1" ... =·" -. . cxpllloed ... t TI I
., ''' + I ---·--!-" whldl, l!llY ~ye ilf.e<t~ lbe ,oploome.
He )IOled thol tho mth ~ .....id
-only $12 mlilioo, ad lhal pan of tho remalnder would go tor reonovatiJW the
Huntington Beach High Sc~ o,o I
audilorlwn to meet wtbquUe lllll>
dardJ, I
Hil complalnl wu lhlt !be hf&b odlool
In Westm!Stt, Wbtre be. lived, bad no
auditorium at all. Schmltt loudly ob-
jected that Westminster taxpayer 1
shouldn't have to pay for what obly Hun-
tingtoo Beocb would 1et.
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dq """""-..... lltoJ ..... "' be a clear cue of -, he-at Lim Ootttlly loWI. .
• 11>eJ ... ~ ... "' of!ldala of tho
Jlvtne ..udllle -after the dlaeP:
pearance of • -~ =--wbo arrlved-.11 the pork two ...
fn>m Siem Leona In Wat Africa.
"Ther11 ""' no way lbet UtUe Liii( Pu could bJYe oacaped,I' Lion Counlr)' ~
PNaklonl 1ltrr:y Kolirtn aali today.
"Game-Pat Qulntt 1lad UtJ1 Pu
Ill. an IIOlation room for Iha _,.alloa
we always live newly arrived anlmail
llld be wu tabll fn>m that room by
llOlllOoDe wllo ....,.t too !'Oll"'"'ed about
Ml z1'' 4t" .. J t"# lli:L --
"Lin& Pu II juat a 1loby ,'' Xol>rln aa1L
"lie _ apeclal ..... ad alien-El I ....W lie ll:!lllo· lf tillo ..qo..
NIUlted ID 1111111 """"" .to blm." ; "iotorta ft1aio :Lloi ' p;.; it.
~ depulla uld 1lial
took the lnlmal manapl ta ..... ·~_11 auirda 1n the .... and .... !IP-
plltl!ll,J lamlllar with their routtno. • :.
IGllrln aald amnl tropica1 blrdl btve
been taken In the aame way ln>m ~
Coaotry In recenl monlha. . •
'urhe motive II always the same/' lw:
aaid. "II ii pUi<ry profit lhrouib malt
of the creabael."
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' Thil complllnt ll<llt shock ••VH lhroU&h lht wllole dlslr:lct. llCCCl'1!lq to
many obllrven, becaUle. Plf'OChialilm
WU aJnady I laltnl lalue since the nt1'
hip oc:hool wea upeeted to bo built In
central. Huntington Beach.
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Thus, perblpo DOI surprilintly, the Ed Clbborolll who ii 1wJc111nc the
Welllnln.ster 111pporl of bond wu lower! homioide tnv..Upllpn alto uld 1 1A7
of the five main areu In the d!Jtricl On-.._IJUll!l revolver llled In the deatll bu
ly 43 percent of voters approved It, llld epparenUy l!eeiJ turned o v e r ' to the.
in oome predncil, BUppOrl fell to 30 per. Oranc• County Sbertll's crime faboralory l UPITt....,_
BICYCLE DID OVER $100 DAMAGE TO PRESIDENT'S BOMB-PROOF LIMOUSINE
Rider Orville Jackson Holds Ticket H• Wai l11ued Atf•r Collision
cent. a! evidenet.
Parochialism of another type lben ap-lnvestlgaton are workiq: double
pea.red in Fountain Valley. The new high sblfts, from I a.m. until 11 p.m., in a
U.S. Seu O.ff
Nuckar Blast
LAS VEGAS (AP) -A
nuclear device wu detonated 1,800
feel tlllder the Nevada desert today
a! part of weapons-related tests,
the Atomic Energy Commission an-
nounced.
It wu the fifth underground test
"" announced this year at the Nevada
test Site 1G mile! northwest of
here. An A!:C spokesman said there
wu no detectable radbtion leakage --=~~-~~._26-lo -
school, a group ol citizens there be1an to probe of the Welllwood coed's kllJtna.
Bike Gets Best say, wouldn't help the Fountain Valley Several pel"IOlll acquainted with either
School District very much because it the pretty UCLA atudent, Ankeny, or
INSURANCE would be built In !be ocean View area. If both of them have been tnterropted
• • • Fountain Valley ever unified on its own allout the caae since the suapect ,..... Of President's boundaries, II would loose lhl.9 campus renderedtoSanAnoelmopoll<e&md17.
stipulation agreeing to it, preventing the after having paJd for it. ''There are a fe" Utile diJcrepancles
need for a run bearing scheduled to being $500 000 C These Fountain Valley re 5ident 1 we're working on," Sgt. Cibbartlll laid a r want.d 1"o hip school9 OD the bond (lht bl9 -·-'-• Friday. ' ' district master plan does project a need t """'"''6·
O'Malley also suspended lhe firm 's WASHINGTON (UPI ) _ President £or two by 1980), one of which would t"e w~!---~ 1 otber0 -1-invesUgatc:n aid
certificate to transact mall order located within its boundaries. euut:IKNlY o Owiug·the brief 12:20 p.m.
1... Ni1on's new armored limousine -with a The Fountain Valley vote tor the ·bond court appearance that defen.e attorney
business in· Florida for six montu.~. reported price tag of hall a million turned out high-itbout 13 percent -.but Berman erplained the a1leaed murder
O'Malley said he was also investigating dollars and described 81 "strong 88 8 this was still less than it needed to pas.!. weapon given to acquaintances by
other firms which sell insurance in This shocked many people, because the Ankeny would be turned over to aheriff'a tank" -got the worst of it in a collision · •1 to Florida through Wflat be claims are ques-current overcrowding in the high school mvesuga ra. . . bl d ,_1 hnl with, _of all things. a 117 bicycle. district ii worse al Fountain Valley lllp, Newport Beach detectlvea are bondllng
honaAnd •bea vertld~ heng 1
1ecf qu~9· • ued The bike rider, though. didn'.t come out which is over-enrolled by 1,500 atudents the homicide cue, whlcb· theJ believe oc-
·--_, --~ =-i • • n orm~ Y ass a - -of it as well as bis vehicle. . -and ii believed to be the biggeat public curred In Ankeny'• luxury apartment at
warning to Prudential Life Inaurance Co. A police report today showed that the high school "Ill of Chicago. Many The Towers, 1121 W. Cout l!laJ!Wl1 but
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to stop advertising Its life insurance by . . . thought the Fountain Valley vote sbouJd the crtme...lab would routlne1y evmtne
______ .J<CJlaailming pollcy_bolder:s_are "buying a bike r1dden_~y Qryille Ja~kson ran into run about 80 percent.,-------the-po. '
£1 _ ---N ] piece of the rock. the left rear fender of the presidential Other complaints against _ the bond Crime lab spokaman Robert StetUer '-'llVem UC ear "People aren 't buying a piece or the Continental. The Presld•nt was not me8'ure included the argument that and bla lllalf today declined lo deny OI'
rock," said O'Malley. ''These kin<1:5 of aboard. Both vehicleJ were turning into a holding the election at the end of 11wnmer confirm whether the ltllpeCt weapon ii in
Sl"tes Advocated gimmicks in advertising are not fair to Ice station Wednesday afternoon. ~ade it difflcu~t, due to beat and vaca--their hancla. peQple buying inaurance." He said people serv . .. t1ons, to organize the door-to-door can-· A DAILY PILOT lnvutlgative reporter
who purchase insurance were not receiv-Police estimated the damage in ex-va.ssing operation considered essential in found a former l'OOIJUDlte and clpee
As S f S ing share! of Prudential's holdings. cess of $100" -all or it to the lintousine, waging a successful bond campaign. friend of Ankeny Wedoesday, not 1oft1 a ety tep National Life Assurance st o PP e d evidently, because all Jackson bid lo do Trustee Dennis Mangers aclmowledges alter the murder ""'peel appeared in
soliciting business in Florida June 26 to put the bike back in operation wu to all of these complainta, but says: "You court.
PASADENA (AP) _ Burying nuclear after O'Malley began his probe. He said straighten the handlebar!. can't blame any one thing. At our nert His arraipmm:lt wu continued mtil
power plants deep la caverns of rock the six-month suspension dated Crom that Jack.son was treated at a nearby meeting we'll have lODg lines of people nut 'Dmrlday .ln Divillan One ot the new
would be a feasible me1111 of overcomtna time. hospital for a-raslons. saying !be same things, but It's easy lo court complea.
possible dangers to public safety and the "Alter that, II Mr. Linldeller ,.anil lo Wbile there, be was presented with a ".c;onct 111eas at tbla lllage. The former .....,..le,~ by a
envlrooment, a IJ'OUP of engineers said apply for a Florida agent'•· Hcense, we traffic ticket, for failure to atay In the I think our ~1aest. problem. was Dana PoUd marine firm, cbarlCterlaed
Wedneldly. would be el.Id to welcome him back to proper Jane, by a police delegaUon he f~~~ to comm.tm.1cate to the public our AnkeaJ u a very artk:Wl&e tndiridual
This answer to objecticm qalnst Florida to sell insurance," said O'Malley. de!Cribed as "one lieutenant, one n<;Q&. who bu. appell'td oo a number ol.
nuclear sources of energy was found to The finn had used Link.letter's picture sergeant, one motorcycle patrobnan and
be both tecbnJcally and economically and endonement of Jtl accident and two officers."
televtaion qull llld tall: lbowl. ~
He wu not laibtlve, ho"'""·~ courl ,,,.
"Not 'O wont," aaid p.-culing ~
Diatrlct ~tlomey John Qonln when 'I:
ed what the dafendant had lo uy. -§'.:
Hil atlorney -wbo hu defended .;t;
vlclad altlfrlencklaYer Or. John :J.
Gwynne, 30, oa a prior serleo of a~
CGUDla -uJd !be kil1lDI of
Singleton -l<Cldental. !:z
Be claimed abe WU allot dtlrlrlEI
llrUQle In Ankeny'• ~ a~
mail early SWiday. ;:~
Mila S1Jti1e1on -wbo drove a $12;oi!O
llftn:edea.Bem sport aedan given lo her
u a 111t by Ankeny -wu dropped off al •
Hoog Memorial Hlllpllai with a bullet.
wound through the bead about I a.m. and -.~ died elgbt boun !al.tr. • ;r;:
imleaUaaton ·turned up one 11ory th&r
abe -IUI aclJlll, In addition lo IM::l .
fact that aM haa ~!tended U::LA llld lief
lrYlne wblle llvtoc In Soulbern Cllllornla. .
"I have a feellnc we're not 1oibg tq:;::
-.,._with much al.1D71htn1:onc~1'
people ·1n the field of acttna.'' sat. Clb-
harelll uld today. .;:.'
He added that a major Issue in the..,.~.
foldlnc llomiclde cue 11 lhl9 point a11: •. ·
pean to be jUJI where all the ap~,'
weatth orllfnated, auggeattna AriUii)':-'-
could poalbly have been heir lo ir'°. fortune. .:; : • : j
Nallher Individual Involved In !!I& homicide cue appeared lo bold a job Cd;·1•
Anboy told Newport Belcb tnvatlp~.i·
-taken Into their cualody lltal bo • ' tlDelllployod. . ' ". :r.
And .......... don' mabi miidi:'. mooet In the ...... 1 ...rte! of ~':'. _,, .. and talk abowL .r ~-"i:: "I..... • .... .. ~4-t::· . ..-:-~ sound tn a study releued by the Environ-health pollctea In adverlilements which Someone suggested to Jackzon that, In
mentll Quality Lalloratory at Clllfornla appeared In seviraf Florida newspapere, view ·of all this official atlenUon, he had
Instltute ol Technolocf. said the insurance official. hit the wrong car.
The· Audy wu· made by enginee~ of "No, sir," ·be rtplied, "the wrong car
Aerospace Corp. of San Bernardino, a hit Ille."
non-profit research orgaoizatton. Attorney Jailed. He said he plans to fight the traffic
now al JI. J. qarreff•;
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1bey reported the additional cost for ticket in court.
CODllrucllng a• plant widerground would
be 1eu than 10 percent of the total cost of F Huntin" gton the same plant on the surface. rom '
Or. Martin Goldsmith, who directed
the study for !be Caltech 1alloralory. said On Drunk Charge potenUal advantages of putting electric
generaUne plants In cavities excavated
from rock would be "greater assurance
of coatainlng radioactive materlals in
case of accident"
"Conoelvably ," Goldsmith ' a I d ,
"under~d plants could be c.on-
stl'\ICtecl closer to the populalic:m centera
which not only use tbe power but which
might be able to avail themselves of the
waste heat -presently rejected by all
power plants -for space heating, alr
condltionillg and other Industrial iuses."
The study, noting that a substantial in-
crease In the number of nuclear power
plants Js under way, said :
'"l'hi! source of power Is expected to
provide the major portion of increased
ca~ty. Other power sources such as
geOtbeimal and nuclear fusion are
UnllUly to satisfy the national needs due
to technical problems and the lack of a
con'torchenslve development pro1t:ram."
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DAILY PILOT
A Huntington Beach lawyer was jailed
on drunken driving charges Wednesday
just lZ hours after he wa! sentenced to
five days in county jail and fined S500 for
C<intempt of court by an angry Orange
County Superior Court judge.
Attorney Lawrtnce Buckley. 39, of
· 21l842 Sea Mlst Lane, was arrested by
California Highway Patrolmen near the
Jefferson Avenue offramp of the
Riverside Freeway at 4 a.m.
He was lodged in Orange County Jail
and later freed with the posting of $308
hall.
Buckley had earlier bei!n sharply
reprlmanded by Judge Herbert Herlands
at several points during the trial of an
Orange County man on drug charges.
The jurist slapped the $500 fine and
five-day jaH tenn on Buckley Tuesday
artemoon immediately after the lawyer
closed a discussion with the judge with a
sharp remark.
Action taken against Buckley and the
delay in the trial before Judge Herland!
Wednesday delayed the resumpUon of •
murder trial Jn which Buckley is def en~
ding Teresa Jo Strange.
Miss Strange, 7:1 and Hurd Lebhar, 43,
are accused of the slaylng of Santa Ana
secretary Janet Louise Summerlin, 24,
whose burned and tortured body waa
found three years ago outside a Garden
Grove church.
It appeared that the Lebhar trial will
be further delayed with Judge Herland!'
insistence lhal Buckley must go to jail as
soon as a verdict ha.!! been reached in the
drug cue being tried in .his courtroom.
Blaze in Canyon
Guts Empty Home
An early morning fire In Santa Ana
Canyon today destroyed one borne and
gutted a nearby residence, the Orange
County Fire Department.reported.
Burned to the ground wa.s a v1cant
home at J1IJI S.nla ADI Clll)'Oll Road
near Mohler Drive and ilea.Uy dlmqed
was the adjoinlni home of Jack L
Nelson, nremen aa1d.
Fire afCiclalJ said thny were ' hln--
dicapped by an rnadequalt waler supply
In n:hting the bleae. It took 21 fire
flghlers an llour and 20 minutes to brlni
the fire untltt control
Damage . to the two ""'1et -
estimated at 111~. No ln)uriea ""'"
reponcd.
Football Pwyer
Brought Down
On Fence, Trees
Denver Bronco wide receiver Rod
Sherman won't find any tougher op-
ponents pn the football field thi! season
than he has found in the Turtle Rock
Hills section of Irvine where he and his
wife, Jean , make their home.
The former Oakland Raider and USC
star was thrown for a loss by the Turtle
Rock Hills Community Association via an
Orange County Superior Court ruling that
orders Shennan lo remove a con-
troversial fence and trim some equally
controversial trees.
Sherman wa9 suceessfully sued by the
association on grounds that the fence and
landscapiDg . at his home at 2867Z Via
Torina Drive violated community stand-
ards.
Judge J.E.T. "Ned" Rutter ordered
Sherman to remove the fence. trim hi5
trees and shrubs to 30 inches and submit
plans for any future fence or trees to the
community group.
Detectives Nab
Men in Mempltis
MEMPHIS. TeM. (UPI) -Two detec-
tives making a routine check in a Beale
Street pawn shop have captured two of
the country's most wanted men tn a
tense conCronlation.
\Vallace Lloyd Rhodes, 24, and Jimes
Marcus Shields, 20, ftl'e held without
bond pending a bearing today on charg.,
of jailbreak. kldnaping, robbery and
murder in Iowa and Montana.
Detective LL B. P. McMillan alld bla
partner, Lt. R. T. Tailor, ailo reielled a
man who claimed that the two kldnaped
him Monday near Emmoils, lltnn. He
was ldenlllled as R. E. Batton. 11, of
Britt, Iowa.
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dmi-Pal Denounces-Military Cuts
Ex-o'fficers
Hear Talk
In Anaheim
Vice Adm. w. R. Smedber1, U.S. Navy,
retired, pra.ident of. the Reserve CXOctrs
A.lolclaUOD. th1a morning d e 11 v e r e d
a ~t denunciation of !bole wbo
would .. wen the country's milJWy
lllrtnllh-
Speaklna at the Disneyland Hotel 's new
convention center, Admlral Sa>edbe'fl
cbar(ed tbat, "If tbe reducllon In
llrellgth and effectlvene.u of our armed
forca .,. permitted by tbe cltizena of
this naUoo to continue, the other
elements of our constitution become
meaningless, on]y semantics.''
'lbe n!tirtd admiral, a former chief of
staff during World War JI and com-
mander of the Atlantic Flett in 1959, then
hammered home his points, labeling bis
comments, .. A time for concern and ac-
tion."
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• •· GRIMACING IN PAIN AFTER 20-FOOT FALL, KARL WALLENDA IS LED FROM ARENA
-one large. very vocal peace-at--any-
price aegDlelll of the people .,. clalrnloi
thll 30 billion dollars can be cut from
defense funds without jeopardill.ng our
eecurlly.
-Hu the \\-Orld now reached the time
when diplomacy and justice will be
rocognlzed u belnl sulficlenUy ae<epled Gr1ndd1111ht1r Dolllah (Right) Ru1has to His Aid at Olympic Stadium "'-~~~~~~~~~-=--
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Honored .. by all nations to juatify massive reduc-
British Newsmen • .. Wallenda Falls
tions of defense forces? A sizeable group
of iro-<fisarnwnent congressmen hl.!I as
a U.S. foreign Policy objective, "general
and complete dlaarmament under en-
These three captive canines at the Laguna Beach Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals may not .know it, bul. nex:t week
is their week -National Dog Week. The arumal observation is spon·
-sored by lhe Pet-Food Institute of Chicago. ---·---• Tell of Horror --·-. ---torcfati1e wrtl'ld law." ----
·" J~ Uganda Jail Plunge Injures High·wire Artist -Tbe President bu signed documents
with both the Chlneae and Soviet besda of
government containing, among other
st&ttmentJ, one for "peaceful coex·
istence." Drug Suspect Takes Cash,
Leads Officers in Chase
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LONDON (AP) -Americana and
Eaiapeans rounded up by Ugandan
~ and leCl'tt aervice agent& were . " Dq Into a "black bole of Calcutta" jail c:.eP with African prostitutes, thieves,
tbUgs and two lunatics. •
· '!)al wsa the tale of horror told today
~ British .._ releued by lhi l/gandana Wedoeaclay after they were beM several days in Kampala's central
pollee hudquarlers 'as "British spies."
'!'be British ....... en withheld their
repCins unUI they knew the other neismen . held by the Upndans ,.....
tr...i. 'Illa& group, Including Associated
Press corresPoQdent Andrew Tordtia,
waa releued late Wednesday night and
!loft out lo Mancbesler on a British
alrllner. (Related &lory, Page 4)
Torcbla Nld U1anda soldiers pinned~
JllU m tbe: around while a woman beat
him with a rawhide whip -10, 20, 50
times untU be screamed and 'lflthed.md
the blood ran.
'lblrty other soldiers -officers and men -llhouldered around lo walcb. They WJched, enJoYlni the apectacle, and no
.... intervened.
DETROIT (AP) -Until Wedneoday
night, high-wire performer Karl Wallen-
da admitted lo hitting the floor Just twice
in a 52.-year-career.
And after a fall of 20 feet while descen-
ding from the wire Wednesday night
before a crowd of .a,100 at Detroit's
Olympia Stadium, the s 7 . ye a r -o Id
palriarcb of the tragedy-plagued Wallen-
da troupo admitted be made a mi.stake. ·
"It was my dumb fault," he sa~. "My
hand slipped. I was very happy with the
applause coming down the rope. It'll be
better tomorrow."
Doctors determined Wallenda suffered
a small.heel fracblre but ·-at the circus
performer's· insistence -released hltn
from the hospital after treatment.
Wallenda vowed to return to the wire
tonight.
"The sbOW will go on." Wallenda said.
~Y heels hurt like when you click them
toge.~, bul I 1lill think I can walk on
the wln!. If I can't do that, ·at least I will
sit in my Kl'Obat chair and be canied
across." I
The fall came 10 years alter his
pyramid of seven persons walking the
high wire here collapsed, killing two
members of bis troupe.
feet straight out instead o! wrapped
after his act was finlabed Wednesday
night, sliding hand-0ver-hand with his
"I have to see the people,' 'he said as
around the rope. As usual, he was
performing without a net.
Ilia band slipped and be fell. Ht landed
on his heels and toppled over backwards.
He lajr there. and grimaced In pain, but insl.ted loudly, lo -w)lo nllbed to bis side tbal be wu· 111 righl
"I have to see the people," be uld as
he walked palnfulfy bOd: to the arena
from his dressl!!8 1""111 and assured the crowd he was ni>t aUiowly hart.
"The most dangerous part.of the act Is
wben it II finished and YOU• Ir< coming
down off the rope," Wallenda lold an
Olympia Stadium offlcW after bla fall.
"There is a leaaenlng of·tenaton after the
act is over. You don't concentrate as
much and you make a mistake."
-Tllat would Indeed be enc:Ouraglnl if
we could be ..,.. tbat 'peaceful coex-
istence• meant the same thing to the
Communllla tbat ti does lo people In the
free nations of the world.
-Prior to the SALT negoti1tiom there
had been 25 agreements between U.S. By JACK CHAPPELL marijuana and possession or narcotics
Presidents and Soviet bead! of state. The ot 1t1t O.llY ,1i.1 111ff paraphernalia.
Russi.Im have broken M of them. Tbe An extraordinary daylong manhunt fo r Valo was arrested Wednesday af-
25tb coneemed tbeit a--ment to ehter I temoon after Lagwia Beach detective e•"" a narcotics suspect who allegedly sto e hi --·-•··~ 11 the war again.!t Japan, which they dld a cars chased 1 newly~~ sma
few days before they knew the Japaaese '750 of Laguna Beach police narcotics foreign car thnJu&b ltleetl and alleys.
_. ....., to quit. 11quad Iron~ 1110n<Y aQd used it to He wss captured at llW'polnt aftu, be
-HiJtory tells that 8 Communist dou purchue a car and new clothes, ended rammed into a parked car and took otI
t '--• t t 1 ... _ Wednesday after a red lights and siren on loot , Purcell .. kt. no wua. 1 Ill agree.men ° uie same chase through Laguna Beach streets and It wa1 Vllo who offlcen: aUege met ~~!.:.~~ ,do. Sho';1t~ after Ille Com-alleys. , with a Police lnlonner at a restaurant In
--loo, fl'llt -IOVemmenl ol Irool -• •· k I of l I • fi,. k n-·· u •• ~ and Ruala _-"'about i,000 ol thnn _the c~y. 1 ~s oroe a eas, 1 the 800 bloc of S. ~1-,,way 11 ......, can of Compton Police Dep&rtment the informant prodUctd f150 ln marked poUcy wu enunciated by one of Lenln'a narcotlca agents and the Huntington cash, grabbed the 'money and ran.
lieutenants who said, "We should put no Beach police helicopter arrived in Pureell sald that the J10lictl operative
trust whatever in the piece of paper we Llfguna Beach late Wednesday to make a was held by Howard during the morning
allould lljpl. We abould Ille the breathing buy from an alleged dealer Laguna confrontation . ~ ... ~,~ in order-ta""ptber our Beach police bad jailed earlier. Howard then released ~he informant
... _....... A tan&led web of charges, including and ran to his o'Wn car, where he was •J>-
-Let us teep our guard up and our conspiracy to sell heroin and other prehended by narcotics of!i Ci!rs.
J.,J ..._.. -•'"·t "••-narc:oUcs ended with a well known uaemel --.. I ,.....~ure ~ .._,. "We literally tore up this town from
bu shown the Sovlell not llllly uo-Laguna bu.slnessman In Jall, aloog with to ,15 (a.m.) to 4 o'clock (p.m.) look;""
'!be beating went on for minutes -
ftnver, it attmed, before the crowd.
dllpened snd the screaming stopped, be
Did.
Pair Hunted-Traded dentand but -two other men. ~'O ·-...--for that guy," Sil-Pureell said. -Wbai President Kennedy told the Held today In Lquna Beach City Jsil Purcell said the depa rtment then got
Sovietl to take their nuclear m1¥Uel out were Howard Sullenberger, M, of 2914 information that lbe suspect they sough t,
ot Ollla, Ille U.S. bad an pverall 10.1 mountain Vie•, ~ Beach, held In Valo, had pur<hased a red fo reign car
'lbl.I s c e n e of bizarre and cuual
cnielty Wednesday afternoon ..., for IS
Jlrltilh, Swedlsb, American and Clnadlan
detalnees -their _last view of Maklndye
Dlllltary prlaon.
Their·Baby for Auto
auperlarlty In ICBMI. '!'be U.S. allO bad !\..~ ar.·':t.1, -~d~u ~afoiicJ,:O and was planning to leave f or 1 powerful . nuclear tubmarine force ball; and Michael Larry Howard, Ill, Pennsylvania.
capable of clellverln( nuclear mllalleo Ill-alaylnl at a motel, held In lieu of $25,000 Laguna 8eacb police ofli cers spotted
to ~ ttombllittbe aea. 'Jbe Sovietl had bail. car answverloi
1
the descr1
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ofhathe
DO ~ Clpa y. SUllenberger, operator of the Coast vehicle a o was repor e o ve
"None of ~ blew who tbe woman wu
or what tbe=pplnc wu about. We llloocl silently In bol 11111 It the prison
pte, while banded back our shoes
and money, and tried not lo look,"
'J'.orchla Aid.
Tbe Dally Mall In London reported
Leslie Watkinl, freed Tuesday nlgbt, was
arrested In the Grand Hotel by seven
Ugandan .... ts and marched to pr1oon
with a aubmachlne ltlll jabbed In his
back.
He ,.... stripped and 11earebed .and
found hlmoelf branded a spy becauae in-
tem>cators found • -!ram hla >year old ... In bla ..... It read: "Good luck.
claddy. Come back safe and sooo. Love.
Simon."
Watldlll llld bla lnlarropt« acreamed
al bllll: ''Tllla,pmon kmwl you.,. on a
dqetOQS mlsllon.''
IMMOKALEE, Fla. (UPI) -A Ill·
tionwide alert wu iJsutfl today for a
migrant couple who police said traded
their sick baby for a used car.
A SPokesman for the Collier County
sherifrs department said Eugene and
Jennifer Fire, in their early 20s, possibly
were heading for Alabama with two older
chlldren.-
Alt.hough pollce were quiet aboUt the
details of the case, the Miami Herald
rePorted today that the F"" allegedly
traded '~tl><lld G.,.. Fire for a
1971 o....lio sl>orfs coupe after other
migrant worken refused to m&ke the
trade for varlow: item• includini a
trailer.
The Fires were workers ln a tomato
pk:ker'1 encampment la. UllJ Uny com~
-The Sovteta withdrew tllelr nuclear Foreip Car Service, wu arrested by purcbued from a Huntlngton Beach auto
munity In the heart of UieBlg Cypreas ml-!ram Qaba, missiles which ~ Police Del. Sgt. Nell Pumll at the repair dealer and gave cha ...
S..amp. cardlnc to an article written later by aervlce'a office. "He tried to out run us In his vw,•
De "·-·-" Mr Dd Mrs H -·· ~bev hlmaelf bad alruey been He wu booked on ·•·-es of sale of Pumll said. With red •Pollighll, snd pu~ -. • . o .. -~M-"~ and In bla ..:_._ --·~-.... •• -· Ir I th ked 1· In 6'-· ~ _._ ... >;ol.., ,~..., w heroin, contplracy to commit sales of s ens scream ng, e unmar Po ice
Vannoy, another couple WllCI camp, destroy New Yort, aucaco and other tn. heroin, possealon of heroin, possession detective vehicles chased the foreign car
were a.mated far taking the baby, and dultrial cJ.Ues, not to mention a lltUe of cocaine, possession of amphetamines, through streets and alleys in the North
charged with receiving a child for PIY-vWace lite Wuhlnftoo." poueaion of barbiturates, possession of Coast Highway region or Laguna Beach. m~t. ,;::;=:::=:::==:=:::::============================::=::==:=:::=::::=::::::::'=:::=:=::::=::=:~ But other mlgrsnt worken said wben
they saw the dehydrated and thin cblld
they fell he WU dying and also thought
they should lake the baby away from the
Fires.
The Vannoys took the lnlsnl to Naples
Community Hospital Tuesday, and today
he was listed in fair condiUon.
''He'a pretty fine now and llhould pull
through," a Jll1aing suJiervisor Aid.
Tbe Vannoy•, wbo face arraignment In
N1plea Friday, allegedJy made the trade
for ~ cblld at a mldnliht renduvoU1.
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San Diego County olllciale "'" dllllJ
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No specific location for thepopoaed ·--'
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Clifford did admit thsl there la no euclt
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will object no matter where, Just u they
do about schoolt and freeways," the
airllnt president aald.
CUpen aald flllure _. 00 Iba
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By The 4-lated """' The plOI to ldll laraells with booby·
trapped maU parcels spread to Africa 1 ..
day after Intensive Police aeartbes bun-
ed up bombs in North Amerlea and
acroa Europe.
Vlema, Tel Av!•, -and New York. One GI lbem llqied a dlplamat ill
London, llUt tbo ollln _.,, -Ioelore the)'wm~
Meanwhile, llrilell pollee·cncked down
to prevem Jewilb veog ..... atUcb Jn Europe. .
Adorned Bars,
Unadorned Gals
laraeU olftdal.s al.so repon.d they are
getting touCh with pel'IOlll trying to IJ>.
fiict their own penooal Vet1p1J1Ce oo
Arab terrorista.
The laraeU forolgn mlnlatry Aid throe
of the envelopes eootlining the bombs
were found today addressed to embusy
offleiata in Kinshasa, the capital of Zaire,
the former Belgium Congo.
larael'• l!ate -nporled tbot police
were holdini a fOrmer f!rMll -...
ground flghter "' IUIPlctoa GI trying to
!llip arms to Europe I« atUcb"' Arab
Jerrorllla or Arab Intemb. ·
BARE FACl'S DEPT. -c..ta Mesa
city councilmen got a verbal complaint
the other nigbt about the operation of two
nudie taverns in their community and the
source of the barTage rnallt have come a!
somewhat of a surprise to the goo<!
municipal lawmakers.
'Ibe complainer in this lnslanoe was a
t.'Ollegian named Mike Levitt who labon
in the academJc arena at California State
University at Long Beach.
Levitt appeared at the Meaa coun-
cilmanic session to object to the city's
two bars which feature for entertainment
YOWlg ladlea who pmbol about these
places wearing nothing more than a
smile.
THESE TWO Costa Mesa watering
IJ>Otl are not particularly hidden
diJcreeUy from the public view. One is
called Papa Joe's and is located on the
main drag of Newport Boulevard, not far
from the long-time and well estab11shed
busineues of two councllmen.
y,.. have to strain hard to miss Papa
Joe's. 1be entire froot ot the place is
painted in a hue that coold best be
described as Nauseous Green. Across the
top, in letters·tbat seem 10 feet tall, is in-
ICribed the single word, NUDE. That
word is painted. in a tone that could be
~lied Bile Yellow.
They were discovered in the embauy's
J)Ofltal delivery box before any went off.
A spokesman aald the bombs were
1imilar to those found earlier this week
in ParU, London, Brus.sell, Geneva ,
The 'radio Ideutllled bllll .... Ainlhai
Pagtin, ooee operatlonl Cllll1llDIOder of
the lrgun terrorist movement. The lrgun
fou&ht agalnat the llrltloh anpy before
Israel woo Indepeodeo~e.
PoUee aald PagUn is I 11abt-wlni
politician Md an oven manufacturer who
aupplled the oven tO yearl' ICO that
'"All My Fault"
Father Joins Family in Death
CLINTON, Iowa (AP) -United in death by tragedy, the Utroska family
comes home for burial today.
David Utroska, a 30-year-old father of three, died Tuesday night, an appar-
ent suicide, authorltlea aald.
His wile and chlldren were killed Sunday when Ut.oska'a plane craabed
in Lake Michigan, 1hortly after takeoff from Chicago's Meigs Field.
A pistol and a note were found near Utroe:ka's body in the family's new
home near Davenport, Iowa. Police said he died of a single .22 caliber bullet ·
through the heart.
"It wu my fault ... " the note said. ". , . sandra can't take care of the ·
children alone ... I know they'll need me."
Utroska, bis wife, Sandra, SO; and their children, Kimberly, 111 Kenneth.
10, and Kandice, 6, will be burled in their family plot at Clinton Memorlal Park. _ .
The crash came at the end of a weekend pleasure trip for the family of
the one-time Clinton High School football star., -
The ramily had stopped in Clinton Salurday so Kenneth could celebnte
his loth birthday with his great.grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Utroska.
Sunday morning they left for Chicago to visit the Uncoln Park ZOO.
"David was a devoted young father, completely wrapped up in bis family,"
1aid Mae Bentley, a niece. The combination of a nauseous green
__Jnmt and_bile yellow ..nude is enough to
catch your attention even if. you're
motoring through town at 40 miles per
hour and fighting afternoon traffic.
. l/trosl(a, ,!!!!'Jler_and l)Jmlager of Ml!ll\'.tSLAfillion in .D.avenport,_~ · _
flown planes for a dozen years, friend& said. U"IT .......
COSTA MESA'S other nudJe place is
called 1be Firehouse and it resposes on
17lh Street in much more austere
circumstances. Instead of being gaggle
green and yuk yellow, The Firehouse
carries a paint job of virgin white and
fire engine red. The signs are smaller
but there are more of lhem proclaiming,
"NUde, Nude, Nude •.. " You get. the
notion that the principal occupation in
the place Isn't setting nickel lieers.
As a· matter of fact, the suds sopped up
at both Papa Joe's and The Firehouse
come to considerably more than, a nickel
each.
Anyway, back to Cal State's Mr.
Levitt. He complained that the good
Costa Mesa City Council ought to be
doing something to rid the commuhlty of
these two places of blight upon a town
that is otherwise noted for its civic good. . .
THE WHOLE COUNCIL must have
been caught up a touch short by having a
college man voice such a complaint.
After aU, everybody has read about What
They Do on college campuses these days.
Apparently Mr. Levitt is not among
those who favor girls doing what they do
without wearing what they ought to
wear.
Despite his plea, Mayor Jack Hammett
admitted the municipal lawmakers
"were handcuffed" in any efforts to
make the girls of Papa Joe's and The
Firehouse put their clothes back on.
Former mayor A. L. "Pink" PinkJey,
who still serves on the council, noted that
in former years, Costa , Mesa put on
enough pressure to shut down a spot call-
ed Baby Doll's where girls entertained
without iarb above the waist. Things
have slipped a bit since then.
'!be council allowed as how they had
even invoked the name of Orange County
DA Cecil Hicks, a noted smut fighter, to
no avail.
COLLEGIAN LEVITr told the council
that the only thing the t._wo beer halls
really offered was hedonism . My die·
tionary defines hedonism as ' ' a
philosophy that says pleasure Is the prin·
cipal good and should be the aim of ac-
tion."
Well, that may he what they call it in-
1ide, but viewing the exteriors of Papa
Joe's or The Firehouse isn't any
pleaaure.
It would be a pleasure to give them a
paint job.
Utroska said after the crash Sunday that he tried the takeoff while severe
thunderstorms gathered because he didn't want the children to be late for
1ehooJ the next day.
A shllt in the wind caught the plane, and it slammed into Lake ·Michigan
100 yards off shore. Utroska escaped with facial cuts.
In the ambulance that took him to Mercy Hospital, he kept saying -"I '
couJd see Sandra and the kids trapped in there." Their bodies were brought
out later.
0 He showed no suicidal tendencies and asked to be released from the hos-
pital as soon as possible to attend to his many personal responsibilities," said
Dr. David Voris, who treated Utroska in Chicago.
"We can only suppose that Mr. Utroska suffered a grievous realiiatioo
which is beyond normal expectations."
McGovern Delivers Fiery
Attack on U.S. War Role
P!IlLADELPHIA (AP) -Returning
with vigor to the subject about which be
speaks most strongly, Sen. George
McGovern said the Vietnam war doesn't
honor America but is more than ever "an
assault on the decency and seli·respect of
this great country."
His speech Wednesday niJht was the
first he has devoted excluSJvely to the
war since he won the Democratic
presidential nomination last July.
It brought a dinner audience of several
hundred campaign contributors to their
feet for two standing ovations.
Earlier Wednesday. McGovern Joined
forces with a former rival, Sen. Edmund
s. Muskie. The candidate also toured (l
factory in Ohio and made campaign mops
in New Jersey.
Today he planned more appearances in
New Jersey and in New York City.
Jn his address Wednesday he repeated
some familiar attacks on President Nil"·
oo's failure to end the war and his
resumption of large-scale bombing of
North Vietnam as U.S. ground troops
have been withdrawn ftom the South.
"I ask if we are more lionorable
because the color of the bodies bas
changed from white to yellow," be aald.
"I think not The blood is still rod. 1be
pain Is still as great.
"I think not.. because when we think of
the people of Indochina we have to know
in our more thoughtful moments that
they, too, arc created in the image of
God.
"The war does not represent the honor
of America at all and It does not
ropre9e11t the deeeocy ~ the Ameeriean
people."
The candidate reealled the impromptu
debate be had engaged in earlier
Wednesday with workers at a Western
Electric plant Jn Columbw, Ohio.
Flood Warning • Ill Effect
Thundershowers Extend From Great Lakes ro Texas
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WoH-Friedmann
Scholar Stabbed
To Death in NY
During Mugging
NEW YORK (AP) -A 18-year-cld boy
waa arrested today and charged with
murder lo the dayllght atahbing GI a
Columbia University' Jnternatkinal law
aeholar durlnc" ao Bttempted mugging.
Picked qp at his borne, lo the death of
65-yeaN>ld Wollgq,Frltdmann·oo Wed-
nesday with. Daolel ·MJnaueo GI Manha!·
tao.
Police Aid ~ 8dmltted talilng
part In the muiltllf bot denied wielding
tbo Itnlle. FrIOdmano wu'ltlbbOdcwben
three )'Odtha altacted him and atrugglt!d
to get his wristWatdl ..
POLICE SAID the youth wai arrested
on infonnation received from witnesses
to the attack on Friedmann, known to his
colleagues as a humanist and opponent of
international violence.
Authorities aakl they know the Iden-
tities of the other two a.Mailants and that
they were being a.Ught.
Mayor John · V. Lindsay termed the
slaying the worst oulrlge ln his tenure aa
·mayor and onler<d ~-the-<:loek
search for Frledmann's attakers.
FRIEDMANN, a Berlin native and
.refugee from Nui. Germany. was pnr
lessor ol lnternatIOoal law and director
of International l~al research at Colum-
bia. He JOblOd tbO faculty lo 11165.
Pollee iaid· the teacher was walking a
few blocks lrom the campus when. three
youths .topped him and wrested e wallet
!rpm his "pilcket. '.!'/hen they tried tq pull
his wrlstwatdl from his arm be resisted
and wu stal)hed once Jn the chest, polloe
said.
Frledmanh, who .had sueeeS!lfujlY lend·
ed di two other youthful mug•ers .18
years ago, staggered :15 f,.~ collapsed
and died. '
~ beid law~ Isom the
Univmtty of IlirUn, l.l)ll.'"'""11l' of Lon-
don and UniverlitY ol MelbOui'ne and, Jn
addition to Oot\im!>la, bi !lid ·~ 00 the
law laeultles of the UnlVerally of Torp,..
to, Univeralty of Paris and the Hague
Academy of International Law.
He WJ11.tbt .IUtbor 1of •'J,a_w aod a
a1ang!og' llOOlotr," ·~Shellie
o( lnternatlaftll JAw" IDd WWW
other -"' ioleroatlonal i...., lepl aapeetl of lot!lgn Iovestmeot, world
poUtlea, aoclal ~and lloance ••
No Americans
Killed: in V.ieti ·
SA!CON 'fAP) -'J'or Ille' lli1t I
time lo li>on• u... -,...,, . ~ CM ""!tr --tar 1!9 : Vietnam· Wlrl w ., tr; r· •
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SAIGON (AP) -'!'be U.S. Command the li<ll1h VJetnmeee ""811 and lillmd I
dlsclooed today that Amerlcao plaoM •llel"n1> Ibo" the ·D!f,Z·lo .. lfera-=:i,"':"tt. '=.! :i... m;"s.:! UooordeiedMl)'ll>yPimlinl~
Oven:ul -cut v.s. 'Iii' . VJetnam to ·slow the flow . of war ~.: North . Ylelnlni . ~ • .'. 1 •10 materials to North· Vietnamese army --. 'ff
un111. w~. the c.mm:!ill "pcriecf.~
Spokesmen Aid that to their reeoDee-·The lOlsl U.S. jet ,.. ~
tion it is the finlt reported time over. the North s1nce ~ rtsmnpdlor
waterways Inside South Vietnam have lulHeale holl!hlng April 8. A Na"i:,A7
~n mined. developed -trouble and Jlle .. l!llo~ U.S. 11n:raft have placed mines In u. Stanley F. llloyer, 26, of Rtpley~' ,
aome rivers and eana1a in the northern hailed out Jnto the Tonkin Gall 471
part of MIUtary Region I occupied by northeaat of Thanh Hoo. lie wu• · "
North Vletoameae foreea to Impede the unhurt by a bell<opter . • "
Oow of IU(ll'llea to North Vletnameae MOit GI Wednesday'~ raids ""'*!uift. ·
army unltl," \be Qimmam aald. eentrated along !forth Yletnam1a }16.. ,,
-• --· --• --· betw<en·'llianlrHoa and .. Vlllb. ·"'°~-' NORTHERN MILITARY Region I is · . · _,_.;,...i r:1· · Quang Tri PIV'loce South Vietnam's Navy pilots ,.,.,._ more • a
northermi>ost aeeto ' that hord the -. barra4' destroyed or' lo '
demiUtarlzed zone ~ the No~• 'i'.!os to a raid 'II the I:.ilJ1g L9't "1DY -. • •"" 30 ·m11es sbutli ol l!anol, slit the West. and the South China Sea II' the wrecked in an attack on the &it al
East. Although the South Vietnamese storage depot 33 miJea nortlteaat. of
reeaplured Quang Tri City Saturday, the Haiphong and three bulldinp deJdlted No~ Vieblamese sWl control roughly .a in 8 strilt~ 00 the 'nlanb Hoi. anDJ'J~
20-mile stretch of Quang Tri province racks seven mllel southftsl of tha>qty
northward to the DMZ. limits ol
Althou•' the command would not · ' ... . . dlsclose specifically which riverS were •. 111_1
mJned. other -aa1d they Included Uga-J -n Troop···'.;, the two big ooes, the Bea Hal, whleb JUUJ, it
dlvldea the DMZ Into the northern and sotttJiern 80clora, aod the Cua Viel •• II
THE OOMMAND aalcI the m1ne fields Set for Strike i~~
vary.
"Some mines that have been laid are
no longer acilve,'' a spokesman said.
''Others are 8W.l .adive. ''
Inlormantl said the m1nJng was done
over a P,erlod of time.
The cOnitnand Said It' li 'maintaining
~':' ~ !':t' U: ~:.1*':id a spokesman. 11Wben the time comes that
-ltleadly...,.,,,..-are-bad<, -w.-eazrtUe
care of them."
The Command had anao<tnoed earller
that American plaoa b8ve been mlolng
lnro Tanzania ::"'
BylloeAtaoclaWPnu
Uganda 11.!'S It ta reody. to arder pre-
empUve ltrlkea Into Tm?ldo·lc!~
anqther Iovaalo"' aod ,...,li!a',
It mlglll be lom!d to tab ~·~ a
clel«mlve.lootJnc nniea ·ugaD11aJ1alll Ill
altalrttes. ~ Uganda'I pmldeot, ldl Amin,
Taoza•Lt bad ·-10,000 ~ Ibo Ugandan border.
"We must atop them belu-e Ibey
~trate into Uganda,·~ he aaid. "And
the only way to do It will be by 8trlkiog
at them belu-e they enter the country."
Speaking Jn Kampola durlng memorial
prayers for Ugandan aoldlera add
dvlllana killed alter Sunday's ~.
Amin aa1cI he would "loslruct the Vpnda
alt -aod the ... borne reglmeat to
de!troy Tam:anlan camps w h e r • Ille
enemy ls pl4!lnlng to Iauncll'..-In-
vasion of Uganda."
He Aid SUnday'a ln•ukln WU the
wwl< of guenilla aupporten of a-Preli-
-Milton Obote, -lo ,.. ...... and '~ by Tlnr;anian, ~Britbti and
lsrloll !Drees." Amin ouslod Obote In lfll: •
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ORANGE COUNTY, .c:ALFORNlA JHURSDAY, SEPTEMIER ·21, 1972' N TEN CENT'S
~2.6 MiliOn ·Parks Priority List Drawn Up
By WDJJAM SC1111E111ER °' ...... ,,.., .... '
·A apeclal Newport -.i l'lrb, lfe...... Ind llecreltlon -~
-... lodiy -• ., •• ·-1111 of ~ for city port ac:qullltlolll to\11-
1111 -111111 $1.1 m!U!m" ' ·
· ~ full eoimitlllion N aqill 11ed to ..... \Imm ap<llle ... prloiiU. ., tbe•
J!!IOlilll lbll -iall tlle)' -Dlll ·to· ·' . . ,.
itlJedDeath
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plorlnl various means of ~ part
acqulaltlon, lncluding a non-profit cor-
poraUon which is still being lludled by
City M•Mpr Robert Wynn.
Wednelday, a group of anonymous
Newport •Beodl resldentl offered city of-
flciala a plan whereby r,ltlaelll ...Wd put
up lbe money to buy ~k sites Ind then
leue tbem ·to lbe city with an O{ltion to
buy. •
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stewart said he was tol1 the group
could probably provide up to $t mllllon.
Tbe poop la preparing a formal pro-
po.sal for city olflclals to study. It should
be reaey In a week or 10 days, Stewart
eaid.
''The priorities list we camr up with
today will deflnltely bave a bearing on
tb1a new propogal," he said. "This will
give UI a guideline to wort from."
Stewart eaid be i. pleased with the new ·
priorities even ~sh he said only ll>mt
minor changes were made.
"I hope tbb list r<p<esentJ the lhlnkinl
of the who le commission.'' he 1ald, '1W1
will take it back before them on Oct J
and then to the council on Oc:t. 10 lot
final action."
Stewart said by that Um!, city officials
should have a good idea of what method
will be used to rabe the needed pork
funds.
Hoag Loss Known .
$284,000 Hospital Deficit Budgewd
87 I. PETER KllIEG
Of ... ~,. .......
The difference between wbat they Tbey will baft lo IUltaln or Oftrlunl a
counted On and what they got b: a drop of . vote of "no IUPPOf't" taken by .inemben
$3),000 In prol<cted income for the fllcal of the medical llaff last Monday niabt.
year wblcb win end Oct. I. Tbe doct!>ll' vole ... 71 lo ti, with Ill "'
Hoag MOlllO!ill lloop!tal't Family
Pracllce Center . will looe $ZM,000 tbb
flaCal year -but bospltAll dir<ctors fully
~ed. 1nd In fact builgeted for a Jou.
of almoot that mudl, ii wu learned to-
Controller Jolin Lewia Uld today that . lbe 353 dOclon ·• the afilr wllJIC.
poymenta !or-aervlees· will total-about-Hoag~ badpld TuttdoJ--·--·
· $Zlf1000 while he had first estimated the the reason for the acUOa by the doctol'I '-'
day. . • . revenues would be $234,000. was the ~ blgb losaea lncwTecl
Recorda made available by Lou Kaa,
Hoag acting admlnlstrator, llbowed that
lbe bu•t for lbe current · filcal year,
which was prepared one year ago,
estimated that the program would lose
$ZM,OOO.
Hoag, directors will meet Monday to by the center.
determine the fate of the controversial Tbey eaid lbq felt tbe mone~ could i..
program that provides family medical put to better me In the constructlon cl
care wblle at the same time trainB young the pl81Uled •11 mlllion hospital addltlan
· doctors In the practice of family that i. intended lo p<0vlde comldenlbty
niedlclne. (See BOIPITAL, Pqt I)
Analaeim Speech
' .Emkay Asks
nea,er8hip
lDNe~~-,.
General Raws Crime
Problem .Over Vietnam ~J!el!S 11~·. ~J·• -. ... .
••I I 1 ilmflld 1111! .,.._ a roqUe8 B JACK llROBAClt
...:L llat_ !bnb1 •1la1 ...... m r--. l ~ _..,,_...,, • et .. Mir Pllel Ii.ti
far a flllll -. doalerililP 'oloQc a otroet Tbt American people today wony
l(ie : flrm • '""'"4 . would nevb ·look more -t crime than they do about
like the automobile tow on Harbor tlte war In vtetnani. _ and well they
Boulovml In c-. lieil. lhouJd, llild LI. Gen. Benjamin 0. Davia,
Emby will ut, the -mlsaJM to uslalant ...... tary of the llOpartment of
-Ill ortclnal . planned '""""""tty Trauportatlaa,. In • talk today In Ana-
-ln · permit a Men:edes -belm.
dealenddp at the --of . Gen. Davia olao put lbe blame QD crime si--A\'tllue and Quall street ID lbe Jn. 111 the preienl peQDJsslve toclety.
dustrial l!'dloo of lbe deftlopinenL Speak""' lbe DM•~ Ofllcen Aller
In 1be same bloct, at Ille -of ·-to -----clatloo at lbe Dlmeyland Hotel, Gen. Dow Ind Quall Streela, a· Olevrole! Davis.1poke prlmartlf of the ladt of ,.. ~~other !>deal-underenblp cooatructlnnsJ•-In the eameand curity ad lntesrlty thal w· eaid penne-~ -•ates. the Ollljre transportation ll)'llem In · 81"1 bave been told to private parties. . thla Coulltry.
The city planning ilaff bu ...,..._ "~, tbla bu become • matter of riJended ln . Ila report lbat the fifth great cmcem to all of· us,• be said. Tbe
showroom be approved by lbe com-resU!ta of • recent poll taken b1 cme of
m1a1on. the JiollU~ Jlartlet llhow tl.ot criJll" la
' '"""' staff feels !!>at the ptj)poaed ... -of three· W!>leclt of llllljor COllCe!'fl .la woul4 be compatible with the adjacent the mind · of the Aniertcan publlc.
land .... and the requirement for • ... "Indeed, the aurvey auuesla tb8t -
permit will give the plaDnlng commission pie worry more aboul c:rtine thin they
adeqna!e p<0perty development con-do about the Vtelnam war, And well they l'.:~,;k~d Senior Planner William R. ~1' !'":fia1c:~ of alrplanet,
The Emkay p<Opogal shows lhe new Davia blamed today's toclety.
dealershlp to be more than 18,000 square "One such incident Involved a 7,111111
feet ln ol!e. mile bljaclt from the west cout of the
'!'be commission will meet at 7:!0 p.m. United States ln Alglert In Northern Af. rt~. Dwing the coune of tbO lnclden~ ln the councll cbamben al City Hall. there wu ample opportunity to capture
Commissioners "fece • lengthy agenda the unanned bljackers without endan-
wblcb will abo include: • goring• human lives.
-A use permit 1pPllca&n f": co~ 0 However, the crew aim.ply lived up to
muctloo of the Shirt !l1and Yaeb~.Club the term.I of the alrllne company's op-
near the entrance lo Balboa Island. eratlhi manual Ind agreed lo all de-
-Approval of lbe final map for a • mands of the · hljlcbrl. Tbls -.,, to
unit c:oodominl!BD oo Balboa Penlnlula. me to be ODmewhll lea than the p!arieer
-Approval of the final map for 1be 113-splrtt ooce ao cbeJy .-ated With
acre Robert Gronl c:oodominlwn develop-the flyblg community," lbe ..,;.raI ...,.
menl on lbe West Newport Blu!IJ. tlllued.
• 0 It alto eeema to me to be another
Football P'layer
Brought Down
On Fence, Trees
dangerous 1tep toWard Ii totllly permlo-
olve toclety. ll'ortunate17 tbla atlltude of
acquleeence la chanPic alone with all'
line operating manualt. I do not bellevo
tjlat opcjprtunlllel lib thb will again be
lgnoted 111 Olgbt ..........
Davia then said ln hla luncheon audl·
ence of NVfnl hundred reUted officen, .
"then 'Ill DO ft1 -IOdolJ 0111 W <IN
U we p-W--.... = ~.l~~=~e;t,• ......
1111 of~ al"" trl lndi termlnBI,, ____ -·
"surely lf'lldl trend ii allowed to .....
tlnue, our -tr&nlpdrtltlaa .,-will grind'lo•a· llolt Ind America will be
at I atandltW "
Tbe fedarll olllcW eald the~ "M-
conlinl to llat latest FBI aMUOI ah
report the -al crime rate -t .. 7
percenl In Ill!. Some mW! -may be talrm· from the fact !bet tbla
I> the I-rate of Jncrwe In 11 ,..,.,.
bul UIUe -can be taken from the reaUty that tlnce lllM the toll! cr!mo
rate ·bu -by 7t percmt wblle
the populatbl bu irown 111 onb' I percent." ·
Davia then quoted L Patrtct Gray,
adlnc·-al the FBI -~ IJOIDI n 11 • for tbl rillDc ind 4 crlmelnAmerlca. ,
"First be says : 'We baft been ll"*illf
Increasingly uncivil toward one another.
Tbe starting pOlnt to recovery 1111111 bt
(See GllNEllAL, P•I' I)
Blaze in Canyon
Guts Empty Home
An early momJnc fire In Santa Ana
Canyon today ~ cme borne Ind
~ed • o.11)' -··the Oraqe O>unty FllO ... reported.
llw'lled to Ille .--• ·-home at 20'28 Santa Ana Ca010D Rood
near Mohler Dri,. Ind beavUy ~
WU the adJoinlna home of Jlct J.
Nelton, nttmim ll1d. ·
·Fire offldol1 said they -. Jim.
dlcapped b)' an ~te Wlter qijly
1n fighting !be blote. n took • <nn flllblen ID hour Ind to minutes to llrin&
the fire under ...,1n11.
Damoge to the two ~ wu
ettlmated ot •Il,IOO. No injuries ,...
l'l!IJOrled.
l
New Ford Reeall
, 915,oq<> Steering Checks Ordered
' .
DETROIT (UPI) -Ford -.Co. tocia1 recalled 111,11111 Im .......i
vtblclM to cbe<:k them for JIO'llble malflmctlcm that coold ....it In ._ of
lleerlng.
It wsa the secmd lariul recall In the company'•~-
Ford tald h iollo ln1tructed deolen to inlpecf the power t1eerin1 _.,,....
ilml ,of all .. rl)Y~rocluc:tl4n 1113 lntennedlale; standard ond hlXmJ "°" ~
wen u 1'8111 trucb ad 1m vehJClet built' an.r Mordt 1 ..i 111111 In ....._
IJtvolved In the ncoll ~ •llPl'Ollrnotoly 770,000 11•..-.. llGiJtacea. ....,
Mtr<11ry1, 1lnaicloit>mft, Llnoolii ~laJ1, Mori( !Va .. ..... ..... •
-· and IJchl, trucQ. ' I 1 A~ Mlcl-"'·aboul ~ftblcla _,,I £ ........... .. the l*hanltm. .,.., • •
In J . ncolled -tour mllllon vebk* "wllll •htl?' .... tbe ed""lq . d Dolder aletr belta. •
•
• •
•
% DAI\. T l'ILOT ,,,,.,., 51;11 ' n. am . I
fJ ;S • ..-seu-Off
Nuclear Bl.tut
=, Yf:GAS (AP) -A .. W.Ms?Wi.-
....... lfi:•-llllo1 u part ol ... _ ........ tall.
lbt Atomk Enef11 C4mm1aloo ao-
.....ctd.
II wu the filth 1mderln>und ldl ~ UU. ynr at the Ncwada
Tiii Slit '/O milt1 northwest of ......
An AEC spolttsman said tho,.
wu no detlctable radJati9n leaUge
and the esplolioo WU In the :tC;ln
--.... e.
Frot11P .. el
GENERAL ....
the re1uramce ol a national civility -a
, .. wakening of !UJ>'<I for each olher
and for our nation.•
"Then Mr. Gray polnta out the taldm-
ey oo the part of many Amerlcalll to
be apalhetlc to Ibo probletDI ol olben.
"I qm with Mr. Gray, however, lbal'
tbor< ta a gradual return In the preceptl
of law and orderly C:onduct. A wave of
public ...... 1men1 bu come Into beJnc
and lawleuneu and permlulv...,. it
no ........ widelJ O'D1med "
Tbo rellred _.i cone!-hll talk
with, "but we',11111 haft a loac wq to
go l5lld U II (OiDI In nqulre a Joi of
money In do the job. The price ~
1olng up. In llllO the total cost of police,
Ibo courll and penal lllltilutkllll amoun~
ed to •u bllllon. "In lrll thAI a""""'t had almoll doub-
led to flO blll\Oll-.
'Firm' Fined
In Florida
TALLAllASBEE, Fla. (AP) -Florida
lnourance Commlulaner TCID O'Malley
today fined Natloaal Lile Auurance Co.
$20,000 for illlnl televlsloo personality
Ar1 Llnklelter In Uo mall<>nltt JmuranCe
ads without llcenllnC him .. a Florida
&1enl.
Callin& it the largest adminlatrltive
line ever lmrsed by hta department, O'Malley sal the mcve abould be "a
wamln1 to other flrml that use
persooalltl" In their advertlaJnc."
Florida'• Jmuraneo code requlrea
pelaons who Mil accident and btalth In-
surance In the state In be Uoemed-
Linkletter dkl not hive such a llctnse,
llld O'Malley.
He told a news conference that the St. ~ firm WU DOI coolellinl tho
fine and that Uo altomo11 •18Dod •
1Upulatlon • .,...1n1 to It, pn'<Olllinl tho
need f<>< a full bearing scbeduled to being
Friday.
O'Malley allo 1uspended the firm'•
certificate to tranaact mail order
l:w:iness In Florida for six months.
O'Malley .. Id ho WU alao lnveltlgatlng
other l1rnu: whlcb oell lnluraDC< In
Florida throulh wbtt he clalml are q.-
lionable advertllJnc tecbnlquel.
And, he Aid, lit lnlormallY issued a
warning to Prudential Lile Inaurlnce Co.
to llop advertlalnl Ila Ille llllUrlDCe by
dalmJnc polJcy hold<f'i .re "buying a
piece of tho n:clt.
DAILY PllOT lhlfl ,..._ (;ITES HISTORY
Con1ul'f9Mr•I Franklin
British Aide
Gives Trade
Talk at OCC
Andrew Franklin, known to 195,000
British subjecu living on the West Coast
as Her Brittanie Majesty's Col11lll
General, turned professor of California
history Wednesday for students at
Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. ,
His one-hour lecture on the hlltorical
links between Britain and Calliorni4 WU
meant In tie in with the f15!),000 cultural
"People aren't buyln1 J piece of the
rock!" sald O'Malley. "These kinds of
11mmJcl:I Ill adverllalnl are not lair to . people hilJinl Insurance." Be llld people
wbo parcliale --were not receiv-
ing oham of l'nldentiaJ'a boldlnp. Nallooal Life AllurlnCe 1 to pp e d and trade promotion Sept. 2Mlcl. I at
Monkey Aroun~ ...... fel
HOSPITAL ... :• • .
Lawmen Probe Lion Country -Theft
I
men -· -_.U.C .,.... ud•I-" "°" all _,.. alat www•nid wllll
.. ---a ....... -• .. Ol'lllll ~. lll'l lllell•... 1!11 .......... ' 1 Wd• .....
..., ..... -... _., l(rllf day MBll:lr' ... -~ btlleft to.. "Uni Pu II,.. a btby," Ka1tr1o ~a-· Ill .... !'but II ll'aU •,cleor .... ol ~ h'dNB at Liem "lie _ _.. __ rf1 r
-.. tllo ~Ill 2 ~ Oiunlr7 Sllarl , It ....id .. lr-qte II Ilia -Jtaa Ald'....il -to the bolpltal ' • Tboy ...... called .. ..,. olllclala " the ~ Ill btnn _ .... to .......
thlJ ~ 11 behlld apectelloill -Irvine wildlile amer allf!' tlle dlAP' .._ a!Uaaua'b bt ~ 11111 Jlois 11. DOI peannce of a one-year-old ~ , ·Kaliria ..._ Uac Pu; .... opon:tlz:a at 1 \oU-who arrived at Ibo park two 'wwb i(o Jn.-!pllnl doputlB said lbllt '
"We .,. brukllll evm, or maybe ~ flonl Sima Leone In Wllll Africa. toot the anlloa1 manapd lo
ter than .....-, " he 11kl, "blll we ''There waa no way that UtUe Ul1I Pu security l\llfdl In Ibo area and wu !fl"
an: DOI makJna the projectloU ' that we could bt•e ..caped," Lion Cou!tirY Vke portlllly familiar with tbelt roulll:e. •
hid an~tec!." , Prealdal Jerrt Kobrin Aid today, lolwln Aid eeveral tmpic:J bl'* l:qt
He .. Id lie dldn1 know If the' doc:lon "Game Wan!en Pat QulDa had Linc Pl bem -in the -.,., -UilD
wwkl ha,. looked men ~ .., Ibo In 111 loolallon"""' lot Ibo obtervallon ~In receol -· • family P,aCt.ice center 1t tbe Overall we llnYI ctve newly urlftd anhnall •'The motive II alwlys the same,"
financial picture was brllbter. and ho wu talten from that ,..m by said. "II ta purely irofll lhroulb resiilo,
"I US1une they would. though,"' be someone who wasn't too concerned about of the cnaturu." .. :
said. ,r:.. •
Kaa uplalned that total hospital ... • •
come ta down btcauae the ho@ltal's oc-F .... P .. e J . ;: -
cupancy factor II do'{IL. 2
in 1: .. i::;tal·i:.7'~ t=. SUSPECT IN CUSTODY . . . ~-
Kaa said, and that II a m,b!r perceolale
tluin the average for the put· few televiaton quiz and talk shows.
months. He wu l¥lt talkaUve, boWtiver, in
State st...i.rds 111 a hospital should be court.
85 pen:ent lull In be opera\lftl ~y, "Not a word," said prooecutlng Deputy
Kaa said. · Dlltrlct Attorney John c...mn wlien ut-
Tbe touchy decialon laced by Hoar ed "-lllt defendant had to say.
directora Monday nlcl>I bu bffn made His attorney -wbo bu defended con-
even more dllflcult by publle crlttclsm af vtcted IJrlfriend.alayer Dr. John s.
the staff docton' actioa. Gwynne, 30, on a prior teries oi abortion
The vote by the medical stall drew counta -said the klUJnc of Mita
harah worda ~m oeveral peracoa, Slngletoa wu accldental.
Including the University of Cl1llontla He claimed she wu abot durJnc a d~J~~ :':~~ the~emo-~~ ~.=:• f!Olk-montb apart-
tional" and said the docton liDored the Mita Singleton -wbo drove IA $11,0llO
fact that under hta direction the put two Men:ecfes.Bem sport aedan given to bor
mooths that tho lossn hive been al:arply as a Rift by Ankeny -wu dropped oH at
pared. Hoeg Memortal Hospital wJlh a bWlet
He · pointed out that while Income had wound lhrougb the bead about I a.m. and
been run¢Jll about $15,IOO; It wu up In died ellbl houra later. ·
$24,0llO In Aupst and cootlnulng In lfOW. Jnveallgaton turned up one slney that
He said lit bad been broUlbl in to lbe wu an actrea, In addition to the
salva1e the pr<11ram, but said "tho board fact that she hu attended U':LA and UC
and tllt admlnlstrailon never had any lrvine wblle llvJnc In Southern Calllon:Ja.
plan !!!"I -Calaillln& II dowu) Ill • "I have I feeling we're DOI eolnC to
Ankeny - a name renowned II(
Portland, Ora,, .... due In wealllr1,
tn one put cue, . .
Prestile -hulcally rol!tes al lol
clan hut the murder suspect
reportedly raised In Ccsla Mesa,
Hi! brother-in-law Is an iDvesU&ator:
;
tho Qrallle Ccunly Dlsti'lct Al ·
Office, Newport Beach ~ Wedneaclay during their '
vestigalion. _ :
Stu Billett, executive producer~! '. ••Let's Make a Deal" TV llbow, ..
mented today that some guestl mcJ" -
diffe\-ent stage names, but his ;
Halos, remarked that this is ruiy, ·ii'
"If tl'iey give us any erroneous ln-
formaUon and vte catch them, they
forfeit all prlus," said Betos, explabJ!l!g _
the indnstry is regulated .by federal !aw
and studlos_req_ulre social security cards
for cbecklng names. . ..-~ · Cavern _Nuclear
Sites Aavocated
-----------_ aoJldt1n1,h•I.,.. tn_!'lorlda.June ~-.--5o!dlLCo!tst_PW&._~ __ .. _
8lter O'Malley b<pn bis probe. Be said Cornerstone ahiblt at BritlSh Expo '12
mind. , come up with much of anything on theA
.llr-bceJllcLP!>Ultod..MJhalJ'*' -poople.Ja-the field of actl!:&" StllJ:ll>, hospital bu a JO.year leue oo the banlJl sal4 today. -
Miss Sir:gloton's only pmer:Uy-tnUiJ· ·
pul>lic appearance -pboiolrapblc o~ ..
otberwiae r-occurred 2\i "eeb . "'51 when.al>e.JULI~ Los ~.:
As Safety Step
PASADENA (AP) -1k1r11nc nadear
power pllnta deep In cavtrm of rock
Would bt a leulblt....., oi-.......wic -1blo dancers to public aloty and the en-~ a arouP of mcl'*'I said Wednelday.
Tltll ........ to objeclkllll apinll
nadear -of enersr wu found 1n be both -1<411J and ecorxnnlcally
-In a atudy nleued by tho -mmtal Quality Laborttory at Cl1llontla
lnllltute of Tecbnol"l1.
Tllo atudy WU made by l!lllinffrl of
~ Corp. of San Bernardino, a
' ~ -ctrp:llzatlj:a. niw ,_w tbt lddltloaal .. for ewli,.atoc I pllllt lltderp-...Wd
bo -Ullri 10 percent of lht lnlal -ol
lbt -pll:nt Cll the surflCI.
Dr. MarllD GoldPnlth, wbt dlroeted
tbt -for tbt Col*'! i.~. !lld poteollll 'ldvanllPI ol 1"1'ilnc tWrl•
• ...,.. ~ In oa.vtllA -·•led
IL'OID '"I'!' ~ he "p:ealer --· of ...,Walnl_ radloactlva malerlala ID
CUI of accldllt."
"Ooooelffbi,," GoJdnnltb 1 1 l d ,
":mdemoand plantl could bo ..,,.
atructeil clooer to the populatlcil cmten
w111cb DOI anlJ uae the power bat wlllcb
m!pl bo able to avail tbemlolWI of tho
wute boat -pmently rejected by all
-pWrta -for lplOI l>eatln(, air Clondltlonlng IDd other Jnduatrtal Ulel."
Tllo llUdJ, nollq that I lllbolanllel Jn.
.,.... In tbt number of nuclear power
planta II under way, uld:
'"Ibis IOW'CI of power ii ell>tded to
provide the major portion of lncreued
capacity, Other power aourcH Ne!> U ·
palbermal and nuclear lulloo aro
""11kely In sattaly the natklnal needs <bl
.. toc:lmlcal problemo and lbt lock of I
a:rnprebenllve deVelopment prvsnm."
Councilman Must Pay
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Tho wile of
air Councilman John F....,. hu been
ptad1f'IOO a month support, pending a
.-t boarlnl on bor divorce ault. Julia
FST1ro, 4&, also received $150 1 111,ootb
~ for the couple's II-year-old IOll
al the hearing,
OIAN61 COAIT •
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llll fttwpert '"'"'•111
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the alx-month smpenaion dated from I.hat Is a collection of valuable artlfacta from 1~k that, u Mr. Llnklelter wanta In the first Ellzabothan era; currenily bdng
apply fcr 1 F1orida a1ent'1 llceme, we shipped over from a muu.um at
would be pd In welcome him back lo Plymouth, England.
Florida to Rll tnsurance," laid O'Malley. Jt focuses on the voyages of "sea dog''
The firm bad med ~etter'a picture Sir Francis Drake, the famous navigator
and endonement of ll1 accident and who "stopped otr1 in Californla during
btalth pollclel In adverttaementa which 1'79 bll -•·· lo 'ind th -~~-~ ·awmM In eeveral Florida newapapen, • w e .,.,.. " e ·~~·
said tho msunnce official passage In Q:lna, according In Franklin.
· "You suddenly bad the ·world opening
up," Franklin sald of the Elizabethan
era, "and in many ways this wu com-
parable to the space age today."
Although Drake slated a claim on
California Ill the name of the qu-
Franldln explained the main thrull of hta
voyages was to promote trade betWeen
Britain and Cbioa Ille! tho Eu1 lndlol.
building that houleo the center at a -He added that ·a major llauo In the un-
cf fl5,000 per year, folding bomlclde cue at this point ap-
Conll'Olle!' Lewla said Ibo hospllal pears to be Just 'l!her< all the apparent
would try to suhleaM the atructure. wealth orllllllted, •Ullestlng Aiikenr
' could poAibly have been heir In a
Registration Soars
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A record 10.2
mllllon Calllornlans 11111 be e1Jllble to
vote !l<W. 7 becaulo of vlgoriJm ncJstra-
tion eampalgno by RepubllcaJll and
Democrats, ~ of Slate Edmund
G. Brown Jr. said Wednesday.
Democrats made tbt bluest 1a1ns -more than :Z.1111 ,.... areao -but GOP
olllclalJ Aid they are pleued with their
relllllrallon elforta a1noo tho June '
primary.
fortune.
Neither Individual Involved In the
homicide cue appeared In hold a job and
Ankeny tolcl Newport Beach lnveallgalnn:
when labn Into tbtlt amlody that he la
unemployed.
And unknom don't make much
DIODOJ In the upl)eat world of televlllon
quiz and talk ""'"'· . He IOllDd records today Indicating
three young women named Slnlleton ap-
peared on Ibo quiz show In 1111 and uet,
wb1Je & Barbara Ankeny WU I 1\11111 3\!o
JOBn8IO.
SUnday news magazine photo feature on . -
persona1ized Cl!' license pll:tes. <:'
The .,..., aporll car given In het'~·
Ankeny, who reportedly hadn't dated tbt
attracUve young woman fof aome tbalt
pr1or to her death, had BIZZAR lilllecl .,. ·
its plates. .:.-rf' •
Sevual acquaintances have d~:-·
Miss Singleton as boJnc a somevll\i~ ,
strange, blzartt, or ~~c ~:"·
She apparently led a dual We u a !Iii'
lege student and upJring,1ctres1, telllnc.-•
dlHerent people different lhlnp •bol!l:· '.
~Ille .and backiJ'ouncL . e~.~~-
Apkeny's former roommate told ......_'! ·
DAIL V PILOT Wedneadsy that hr'lft
wdl.inln Ibo Nmoort ~ owloler ~'
the ~thy young men whe drive cmtb'~:
cara and'!J<quent lublOblble nllli~':
Big Barge Hits
Chesapeake Bay
Bridge-tunnel
NORFOLK. Va, (AP) -A larp, emp-
ty _ liarp, drlftlnc In high winds and
heavy ocu, alamniecl Into the QOO-:nllllon
Chesapelb Bay BrldiJO-Timnel early to-ny, heavily damalinC the structure and
lorclnc It to -~-of a :lhlpplnj accident for Ibo ::ecood time in nearJy
three yean,
There WU Jfriei any-tiJten\ bf Brl~ln . lf"OI J'
to establlth a dalllomla oe11Wmen4 ac-cordlnc In the coosul, but tho .,.. lyq '
In the ncrth of Qrake'1 Bay was con-.
sldered extremely valuable ii tho .
pamge were found.
I t,,"': • r,. .. ;· now ~I JI. J:~ Q~r~ff ~ .......
Tllo 21$-!ool barJe tore out ooe ~l~I
~Qft of roadWI)' and apparenUy .C8115-
ed major damqe to at least one other
8'Cllon. One member ol the brldg .. tunnel com-
mlsslon · eallmated unofficially that the 1a~~mlle taelllty, a main artery for
north-1DUth traffic along the Eut Coast,
mlabt be c1oeed for a month or more.
Xt.mkHlay, the 1>up 11i11 Jay, trapped
by fall• wroclrqe, beneath a -Ian cl
the structure about a l:alf-mile from Ila
aoulhem tennlnul al Vlrltnla Beach.
The barJe had mocked down Ibo sup-
port pUJar_and wu held last when tho
roadway fell Cll Ila bow.
Bui the Cout Guard said a helicopter.
renorted that anolher section ·of the
bridse-tunnel hid been knocked d o w n
about two mlleJ offthore, where the barge
and the tug wblcb had It In tow first
struck alter mldnlcht while ... king
sonctuary In the bay.
In all, aulhc:r!Ues said, a survey sbow-
ed no fewer th111 30 Impact polnta wh~
Ibo barle bit the bridl .. tunnel as II
drilled vlolentl,y towani shore. Al least
flve spans received some damage, they
said.
The ladllty connects lbe Maeyland-
ViSJnla Eastern Shore penlnsu1a with
the 00..y Norfolk port ... a.
It was closed for 41 days aller It wu
struck by the Navy attack cargo ship
,.Yancey on Jan. 21 , tt'IO. The accident
knocked out a S'TS-foot section of trestle
that cost $1.7 million In replace. The
barge was lhfl sixth vessel to hlt the
bridge-tunnel since It opened. It bu been
closed three tlme'S-
The new black barge was under tow by
the tug Clrolyn, officials said, when both hi~ a section of the bridge-tunnel about
1:30 a.m. 1be tug wuhed beneath the bridge and .
beached on the other side. But Its towline to the barge wpped and the drifting
barJe struck other -Ion• of the brldle-
lunnel helcn llnally sl a mm Inc
with tremendous force Into the support
pillar.
An adjaceol ::ectlm of the bridle Wied precarioullf hut did not fall. • ' '
Crewmen of the tUI were taken to
safety by a COUI Ouard cutter. No 111-
jurlts were roported.
The Coast Guard Aid 1111 and tow ...,.
owned liy w .. u Dredging and Con-
tracting Co. of Elllaboth, N.J,, and had
been en route IL'OID Beawl>OD4 Tex., to
New York. '
Tbo_tll(j had taltm ttlU1e In the bay
ln>m lltavy teU off Cope Hillrr.'f h e
lq'I . captain WU JdenUIJed II Al
~iacJllJy 11 Ulld by hundreds of
perioos wbo travel • dall1 to and. llW1I
Jobi In Norfolk and 1bt truck~annlnl
Easttm Sbon, wtilcb ........ ooutb~
down from Maryland ... --eutern AnD ti &ta Og s 1 sb 111·
Franklin 1'COL111ted Drake's meeting
with the ooasla1 Indians for Ibo llludenta
and the exchange of gifts 1mon& the
visitors and the li'ibe. One of them sup-II~~~ posedly was a bal of wffd -tobacco -
Special BREXEL Upholstery
Promotion Sept. 18th thru Oct. 14th.
which the western world was to smoke
for centLH'les afterward.
Britain'• Impact on C.Wornla could
have been even more slgnif1cant, io a
. negative aenae, if an English .sea captain
who took Father Junipero Serra on a trip
in 174.9, had carried out hls threat.
"He called him a son of Sa!an and told
him he would throw him to the llshtl,"
said Consul Franklin. The captain did not
share Father Serra's Catholic convlctiona
and referred to a Bible he carried on
board as evidence. ·
"So you see it was very nearly an
Engllshman who prevented the bulldlng
of the missions," Franklin explained.
British influence in California con.
tinued through the 19th Century and a
survey in 1856 cf no~natlve Callfornl..ans
showed that a great percentage of them
were English, Irish and Scottish.
AA California became indUJtrlalized,
Brlllsh capital helped finance the COD-
strucUon of factories, according to
Franklin. British influence waa eapeclally
predominant in the Riverside area where
many slrffll Clll'L')' English namea.
Port of Ibo British Expo '12 goal la to
Increase the sale of British goods In
Orange County, Franklin told the
students.
California receives more than t120
million In British exports aMUally, thele
Including jet englne3, g e n e r a t o r .s ,
machinezy, and automobiles.
Bike Gets Best
Of President's
$500,000 Car
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uriou• Or.xel living roORt
you''t'e longed for et MYifttS
too t1mpting to ftli11. For •
llmittcl fitnt only, Drexel In ...
t•rlor. dtiltn•rs have .cho••rt
"thl1 dlatlncllvo, fully uphoJ •
1ftrtd 9roupln9 for immHi·
••• nductlon. You 9.t th•
11tn• fine quality, the .. m•
"nexcelltcl worlcrit1ftahip. the
wmt clttp clown cemfort
thet cll1tinpi1h11 • 't • r y
lmxol hvf1i9 '""'· An thl1 et
ex:cltlnt sale M'liftll.i
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A Balboa Fun 1-beoria1 Uiat Ip
nin into r.peated delaJI la Orence oouD-11 Superior Court ran tnie to form laJa
: 'l'lladay wilh Ille -Jl!dle to -· f •• Ille. bulky Ille otdertnc • --• ;ltJ·ay m the court aealon.
Judgt Robert A. l!IDYanl ordlnd al·
tort..,a loo both aides to return to bis
. <9llrtroOm Oct. II far what Is ezpecled to
be a tw<><lay hearJac Into the actica filed
: by.Balboa Ferry operator Allan Beek.
At issue in the Oct. 11 hearin1 will be
Beek'• argument that tbe Newport Beach
Clly Council acted unlawfully Jut July 27
;: 'when lrlnued a uae permirtbit enab1ed
•: the JAX company to go ahead with plans
: . for the building of a condominium.
:. Judge Benyard rejected attorney
~: Richard Newell's request for a tem-
;; porary restraining order against the city
:: pending the Oct. 11 hearing.
:; Judge James F. Judge had earlier
:: denied an identical request by !leek's
: lawyer.
; · Newell unsuccessfully argued before
;: Ju~ge Banyan! that the Jack of sucb an
· ordtt could cause "Irrepara~e injury" to .f: biJ client and possibly pennlt the JAK
: Con1tructlon Company to go ahead with
· lta plana for building a 17-tmlt con-
: . domlnlum on the recently purchased fun
;; zone property. ..,
:; Newtll point<!<! out to Judge Banyan!
:: that be had now supplied much more
:: supporting documentation than was
:: available at the time Judge Judge turned
:: down bis request for a rt1lraining crder.
;; But Judge Banyan! refused.to silo the
:·order after bearinl Newport Beach
;: Aaslslant City Attorney David. Baade
:: point out that it ~'Ould take at least six to
:: eight weeks to proce!s any building plans
•• :'Jhat the JAK,,,omptnl"IUbll:.ilted. . ·
;: Baade asaerted to Judge Banyan! that
: the delays complained of by Newell were
:largely Newell's fault. lie stated that
_;Newell bad earller that day filed an af.
;fldavit of prejiiCIJCe agil!iil'-;Jud ge
.Claude M. Owens after Judge Owens bad
: been assigned to the fawsuit by preaiding
·Judge Bruce Sumner.
: Judge Owens spent several bours stu..
·dying the case before be ]earned that
:Newell'• objection had removed bim
:1rom the uslgmnent. . ,•
)udge Orders
!Joy to Leave .
=:spiritual Cult .
; LOS ANGELES (AP) - A 9-yeaM>ld
;boy whose mother took bim to live with a
;oplrltual cult In suburban Pomona bas
;been ordered Jato the custody of hls
;father in Brooklyn, N.Y.
;-However, SUperi:or Court Judge Ken-
·llelh N. Chantry ruled recenUy that
:the boy, David Saul Needier, could apOnd
:rive weeks each summer aod alternate
:Cbrlstmu vacations at the Pomona
:••ashram.''
: Membon of the organization practice
:yoga, meditation and chanting. They hold
ngular joba in the Pomona community
:durtne the day, a member tesUfied.
: The boy bad been staying with hie
:lnolher, Gloria Kornblum Needler, II,
;iince August . She has lived at the
:aaJ>ram of the Healthy, Happy, Holy
;Organizaticn since February.
·: The boy's father, Geoffrey D. Needier, :"85 divorced.from Mn. Needler in 1987.
:He cootended that lbe had not provided a
,proper home for the boy after the
:,nvorce, that lbe inlnlduced him to drugs ~ bad token bim to 1 series of com-
:piunes.
.• 1be mother'• parents, Mr. and ·Mrs.
,Ell Kornblum of Brooklyn, joined in the
·lather'• suit. They tatlfied that Mrs.
·Needier refuaed to allow tbe boy to re-
'tum to New York.
: Mrs. Needler said abe didn't believe
her llOD could make bl.s own choices
aboUI his diet (the cult Is vegetartan) OI'
:residence yet because he .,doesn't have a
':.Jtiritual center• II
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'fNewport's Chief
\Glavas Named . To Crime Panel
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: Newport Betieh Pollce Cltlel B. JllllOll
;Glavas, already serVtng is ·~ o1
· 1be califomla Peace Ofllcen. Aaaocla-:llon, bas been appolnted to the California icrtme Tt<bnological Research FouJ>. :.tauon. •
: lie .... -to -... Ille pa""1 ~ GOV. R4IWd i:i-. a Ion I with :.labt other lplC!illlii la Ibo &Id ol
:crlme ~ ancl law en!Orctmllll.
; The llCllon II!' Gov. ii • a • a • jn.
'.cludod •JlllOlnlinl Sin Joequln Qoml)'
'.Bbrif Mlcbail Canlla .. ~ of
:the board of the CCTRr, lllbldl ..
:mated lo --and .
:tecJmolotJcal --*"-. : Baldos 11ewpor1 lleodl'• Qiief·oir..., .
:,,... appolnhea IncllldO Dor
·~1 lolemallopll ~ ;!iec:rl!ftY Harold Ezell, of Twill!'";
,p1Jumbo and USC lnstnlclor
'Old Timer' Still .Jumping
•New York recently. The horse, a 12-year old, was
bought from a·slaughterhouse for $60.
White Feathers, with Princess Kachina riding bare-
back, leaps over a car during the National Mexican
Festival and Rodeo at Madison Sq,uare Garden in
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Trustees Order
Window Change
At Two Schools
· Tr;;st-;,s ;;i ·the Newport-Mesi u.;Jfied·
School Dlstrici b>,ve decided to let tbe
sun shine in at Newport Harbor Higll
School and Horace-Ensign School.
They.· authorized replacement of 2f11
windows at both campuses, for a total
cost of 145,700.
District Busines5 Manager Raymond
R. Schnierer said the replacement proj-
ect, initiated last year, aims to protect
the health and safety of students.
•JThe window frames in many caaes
are rotted and the hardware is of such an
age that replacement parts cannot be
found, and in many cues, tbe windows
have bad to be nailed shut to prevent
theft and vabdalism · and'. this does
represent a health ha~" '
The ,.placement cost. IOI' .. Newport
Harbor Hi&b School if ~.!flll "'!d for,
Entiln School the cost "' '17,!00.
The total '45,700 contract: •u awarded
Monday night to Western Ar<bltectural
Products Co., Alhambra, whose bfd , was
$8,000 below the district's estimate.
Bike Trail Set
For New Campus
An 860-loot bike triI wiJI be i.'..111 mto
the Newpo~Mesa UnJfled. School Di!-
trict's newest campus,the Roy 0. And~r
sen School in NeWport Beach.
The district'• boud of truatees Tues-
day night orderoo .'the exiienditure of
$2,MO for the eigbt·looJ path, meant to
connect wilb a · bike · treili l)'!tem cur-
rently beinl planoed In lbe cit!"
Raymond R. Scbnierer, d i s t r i c t
bu!iness superintendent, said the bike
path would nm along the westerly boun·
dary of the school, from the bellnnlng of
Ibo dlatrlct property on the north to Port ·
Seabourne Way on the south. ·
Andenen School is a kindergarten .
tbrougb filth' pe campus. It, will serve
the Harbor View Homes tract and is
scbeduled to ope!I la fall 1973. . .
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State Panel· Investigates
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Complaints About Judges
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A California
commission which ~ended the
flrinl ol a Loo Angeles Judge is the na·
tion 's pioneering agency·tn pOliclng judi-
cial ccmpetency and .conduct.
The California Commiislon on Judicial
Qualifications was created by a con-
stitutional 'amendment approved by a 3-1
margin in the 1960 general election.
Part of the C:allfomia plan conceived
by retired California Chief Justice Phil S.
Gibson to assure confidence in judicial
integrity, ii bas become •model adopted
by 25 states.
'!be nine-member commLuion recom-
Family Estate
Clas8es Begin
At Eastbluff
Two-hour classes will cover various
aspects ol family estate pl_,,g at 7:30
p.m. Thuraday, Sept. 28 and Oct. 5 al
Eastbluff Elementary School in Newport
Beach.
SpoMOred by Orange Coast College, .
the free--will be taught by Paul
F. Marx, a practicing attorney specializ-
ing in estate plaming, income tax and
corporatlol) law.
The Sept. 21 sessicn will discuss the
transfer of property at death by wills:
the types of wills, advantages of each
. and their uae.
On Sept. 28, life Insurance and the uae
of llvlnl trusts or gilts to avoid probate,
the establlsb)neot of the autbenUcity of a
will will be examlned.
California lnberitance tu and federal
estate tax matters wil lbe covered in the
last meeting Ocl. S.
Every partlcipjlnt may register al the
class sessioDI and will receive com-
plimentary lnstnlctiooal lllllteriala. A
question and annrer periOd will follow
each session.
mended recently that the Californ1a-
Supreme Court ~ve Los Angeles
Municipal c:ourt Judge Leland W. Geiler
ffom olfice.
IT WAS ONLY THE second time in the
commission's 12-year history that it
made a removal recommendation , which
must be ratified by the State Supreme
Court after briefing and hearing.
The first was ri!jected by the Supreme
Court eight years ago and that judge still
is serving on the begch .
But the mere fact that the commisalon
exl.!its and functions acliieves substantial
effect, Justice ~urray Draper of the
State Court of Appeall here believes.
Draper, the comml&sion's cl)a.irman,
reported in a legislative hearing that
seven judges resigned or ntired in the
course of investigation,, dutin&. a two-year
period.
The latest commission report accused
Geller of prejudice and bias against the
public defender's office. It charged that,
in one caae, the ,judge jabbed an elettric
prod lnto a pul>lic defender's buttocks to
discourage the defender's efforts for his
client.
GEILER ALSO was accused by the
commlaslon of retieviol eJcbl pubtic
defenders because they refused to plead
their clients guilty, as the jUdge desired.
Geller bas said he wll1 oppose the oom-
mlaslon'a recommendstion and has called
the cbarlles "either false er grosily
di3toded.''
Draper said the bulk of complaintl-
against judges have no merit, but when
complaints develop s u b s t a n t i a I
evidence of physical or mental 1n-·
capacity, senillty or misconduct, lhe
commission investigates.
The first look is made by Jack E.
Frankel, the commiasion's executive
secretary since its inception. U he finds
the complaint bas suJstance, the com-
mission requests inveStigators from tbe
attorney general's staff. Assistant at·
torneys genera] take over U proceedings
progress to the Supreme Court .
AIL PROCEEDINGS ARE confidential
until the commission makes a removal or
public censure recommendation to the
Supreme Court, which bas f i n a I
authority. Thereafter, the case becomes
public.
The commissicn ccnsists of five judgea
appointed by the state Supreme Court,
two attorneys picked by the boanl of
aovernors of the Slate Bar and two
publlc members appointed by the
governor.
Masonic Lodges
Plan Rih Dinner
At Area Temple
Mar Vista Lodge No. 820 and Seafaring
J.odge No. 708 will host a dinner and
entertainment procram Saturday in
honor of the l~tb annlvenary of the
liCDlni of tbe U.S. Constitution.
A prime r\b dinner will be .oerved at
1:1111 p.m. In the Seafaring MalOlllc
Temple at l&th Slreet and St. AndreWI
Rood In Newport Beach.
Vl.lltlnl lodge members and tbelr
""-are Invited ffte of char1e to the
dlnntr, bolt lodao members will pay
$2.10 and meinbeia of llaaonbaflillated
yoijlh groupl wlll be served for $1. :-atiomoy-llaydtn~, Jlilt t,MUitary Department olllcl1l
si:: 111c11111 Limbert Dolphin, ti.tho Oil C•mPfllfl• Trail
)>1¥fold ~ lllllltult; 0-.. . . ·
At 7:411, l!dwanl Purnell of the Paloa
Verdes Lodge No. 3811 will address the
gl'OUP,, Mrs. Florence McGlnltle of the
Harbor Area will _perform an organ
prelude and a siniintJ student ~up from
Estancia mgb Scbool wlll perlorm under
lhe direction of Ricbare Kuykendall.
·<il\Jll of Clnol• Pait· and Do 1 a f d lntling up a week of campaigning !or PrUldentlal candidate George 'it~ IJbiveraity 'lectanr' Vtllnoa llc<looem', Sen. Edward Kennedy told the United Rubber Workers
Mel * of flit ~ ,\lillrlcon _ al llleir -yenllon In Mam! Beach that be foUJtd the public 'fed
Rodwell o.,.-. -·• up' wftli Ille 'l&on ldmlnlltrallon. • • .
For more information, call Robert
8PIQI It illlmL
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N OAllY PILOT Jf
Modoc County
Polls for Nixon
(Editor'• not<: Thlnlr JlOPlllal<d,
'3olated Modoc Count.,-ha.I b c 1 n
California'• pol It i cal wcathffvane
•ince 1916. Hnt'I a repor1 on th1
1972 campaign.)
B7 BILL ST AIL
ALTURAS CAP) -Ed Haas, a lifelong
Democrat, wiped bis hands on a green
butcher 's apron after trimming fat from
a red beef roast. He leaned against the
white porcelain· meat showcase and e:t-
plained why be won't vote for George
McGovern this falJ.
"I can't take hb po.sttion on the war,
for one thing," said Haas, a man in his
40s who used to be • ranch manager and
now runs a general store and butcher
shop In the town of Canby.
"And amnesty-that really gets me in
the gut," he said.
"I'm kind of a hawkish guy,'' added
Haas, elected in June as a Modoc County
supervisor. "l was in the military and it
didn 't hurt me.
''McGOVERN'S IDEAS just can't
possibly help this country. And I think
Nixon's done a good job."
Haas and the 2, 155 other registered
Democrats in Modoc County outnumber
Republicans by nearly :>-2, about the
same margin as in California as a whole.
But in interviews as the first snow of
the fall dusted the higher mount ain
peaks, a num~r or them said they will
vcte for President Nixon on Nov. 7.
In Alturas, the county seat, newspaper
editor and publilher Rebert Sloss said, "I
can't imagb>e McGovem pulling 40 per-
cent of the vote in Modoc Qiunty. If
!h<:i:U gol!lg to.be a ewinl to blm,Jl.bet.
ter start new. I'm a Democrat, but I'll
vote for Nixon.''
THERE ARE ONLY 3,753 registered
voters in Modoc C.Ounty, an isolated
mountain and valley region in the far
northeast corner of California.
It's an area much like other regions in
the West. 1be economy Is anchored by
cattle ranchin&, lumbering and recrea·
tlcn.
The people pride themselves on being
toughminded, outspoken and independent
( CAMPAIGN '72 )
in the voUng booth.
But -Modoc County is unique in that it
bas been Cllifornla'1 political bellwether
county . ever lllnce Jiii. As Modoc bu
gone in every eleCtion for governor,
senator aod president, ao bas CaWornia.
AND IVJTll THE naUon'a blggeat bloc
of lectoral votes, u,_ catifomia is a
crucial state thla year In tbe campatcn of
both President Ntson and Sen. McGovern
tbe Democratic nomlnte.
With only 7,111 residents scattered over ail area tw1te the stze of Delaware, .
Modoc County hardly -a ..... ...,.
Uoo of Cll1farnla'1 20 mlllloo.
Alturas la cloeer to Se1tUe and Sail
Lake City than to Loo Anplee, nearly
700 miles away.
A booster ataUon brings lelevlalon from
Reno, Redd1nfl and Chico. The neareat
freeway and atrllne ·aervlce are 111 mil•
to the eut.
"No pretldentlal candidate ever
came here," aaJd Slau whole great..
grandlatber aettled in Modoc Counly
more than a century alO and wu Ille
flnl sheriff.
llUT SLOSS SAID tbe area baa Ila pm.
portion of rtob and pocr; bl,. collar
worker• In the lumber mU1I and pm.
fesalooal men; young people and old.
The big storlet in Sloa' Modoc County
Record were the financial troublea of the
local hospilal, a decline la achoo!
enrollment, the aJ>P'Ollcb of deer hunting
eeaaon and the Modoc Braves prlminl
for their tough football 11111e witb
Lakeview, Ore,
But the people lfOl1'Y about tuea, Jn.
flaUon, weUare llld cbanco-«lcb as ..,.
atr pollution conm>ll la a country far
rqmoved from the --vllleys ol Calllomla.
The economy often la the overriding
. Issue IOI' Modoc County voters, but
bualneh la good lhla year, Sloa 11ld.
"No big lactorlea have abut down here
because there aren't any "• factories " he added. ..... '
EVEN THE Dii;MOCRATIC county
~halrman. Erin Forrest, gives r,icGovem
little chance of carrying tbe county this
year.
"The voters here are independent as
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Husband Burned
By Wife~ In-law
VAIJNDA (AP) -'A man·WM bomod
critically ..,... 1111 to IO peiocnt of hla bodf when hie wife and IJ!Olber.ift,Jaw
poured a caUltlc llquld over bim as be
~ept in the nude, police say.
lnvesU1ators aafd Tuetday WU!le
Price, IO, was ·il>JID'ed by hla wife
Myrtjce, 1%, and m6ther·lii-la,., Lucille
Travil, 82.
His ICl't8J1ll ••Hened. a daQ8hter
who called pollce, ofli<era .added. Mr1.
Price an-d her. mother weie arrested 1
half·block away as they Oed 1111 foot,
offi cials said.
The two were held for 1nv.,llg11loo of
usaull wilh a caustic chemical, a·!=
Price-••• admitted 1o c.un,.:i:sc
.eal Cenllr'i ltOm ward,-·told.
'George? Shriver here/ /'WI
found another Mt;Gat/eln
vote.'
hell," said Forrest, a Pit River Indian
who works as an atde to State
Assembly,11oman Pauline Davis. '"TbeY.
an more apt to look at the man.''
There is little or no evidence of
presidential campalgnlng in Altura. No
billboards or posters. Few bumper
stickers.
If McGcvcrn ls to have a chance, For-
rest said. he must apeak more clearly on
the issues , partlcuJarly on welfare and
his economic proposals, Forrest said.
"Th.is is hard country. The elements
are rugged. They aot to work bard to
make a living, rain OI' sbine. Tbq dtiD't
like the.Jd<a lhat ~ elae.IJ,plng _ _
to get somet~ for nothing." ...
TWO BLOCKS DOWN main Street it
Phillips Furniture, Alturas Miyor Neal
Phillips, a !Uelong Democrat. -told a
reporter he likely will vote for
McGovern.
But Phillipa, too. sees this as a Nlzoll
year in Modoc County.
"The Democr4ts this particular. lime
are going-to have to take s bye,.' said
Phlllips who came to Alturas with the
·ctvllian conservation Corps In 1937 from
Savannah, Georcla ..
Service staUon owner Oa ve Stomps
drove his pickup truck •iahl blocks down
Main to start tbe. balky engille of a
visitor's rental car.
"No charge," Stomp1 said,· 11Juat buy
some gas."
BE'S VIRTIJALLY C.ERTAlll of a Nix·
on victory thla fall. •
"Sure I'm '1 Rtpubllcari," he edded.
"I'm a busineaibla. ','
Republlcans ot Democrat.I, Mc.:loc
County reoidelill take their pollilca
seriously, but pollllck1nc ii con an In·
formal batiHt the county fa l r ,
barbecues or over the Niles Hotel bar.
Editor Sloaa laid a squad of Yourig
McGovern blcken came in two weeU
before the primary with precinct,.wotklng
techniques that worked so well in the big
cJUes.
"THE KIDS CAME In here and did
more damqe than good ,'' he aald,
· although McGovern carried the county
over Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, 771 votes
to llllO.
Forreat llld '1there ts a sprinkling or
young people llld minority people '-"
who e.poue the "new politics" ot
McGovern'• primary campaigns.
"Evinlually they may cbanp aut
polltlel, but I don't ,.. ll this year."
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\IFW Gltt
President Nix on met last week
at the White House with Pat-
rick Carr, of New Oileans, the
new co mmander ol the Veter-
ans ol Foreign Wars. Carr p,..
sented the l'r1tsldent with a
hand painted, ~aln bald
ugle.
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65, NO. 265, 4 SECTIONS, 42 'PAGES ORANGE c6UlitTY, CALIFORNIA .• TtiUltSOAY, ~ 21, Im c ml CENTS
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·...:!!'"_-~!· •t Inside, Cool Otltside .
:'1A~broken air ronditioner motor at Estancia High·
.,School has pl<llllpted aome teachers, sucb as Dave '
>.Bee and Kathy lCcConnick, to· hold their classes out ~ doors. The air conditio1!1ng i!)'.Slem, whic)I covers.
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most llf the scllool with the exception cl admJni&.
trative offices, has been; out of operation since
school began. Worltmen hope (b have It repaired aoon. · ·
SAN DIEGO (AP) - A lhruttned
-bl' ........... of Ille lnl<rna~ -of-1*...s~· Wotlr4n at Solar ~ of Jnleroa.
tiallal -hu --with ·"'IOIJalorl ........... -llve -::!!. olllclall uy. A nlllllat hod been diled for IJ:DI, am. todoy but wa
averWil liY tlie ......--late Weclnooday. •
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For3 Men
In County
A Buena Part policeman attempting I<>
mate an.ams! In Ille city of Anabelm
was shot and killed about noon lod&y,
triggering a countywlde manhunt for
three males In a Volkswagen.
Circumltances of the -hour mun!er which reportedly involved • ,....
rant for tbe arrest of one or more ol the !IUIPOdS Involved ,.... still being ln-
veatlgated and were sketchy.
· "Mate It fut, I'm dittctlng Ullo _...
lien." the Anaheim police· lieuteDlnt
sentng u station watch ccwnrnender
declated when asked for •• ~-!It
formation. • . ·
·:He Aid he could only offer· lhe fact
that Ille Bueaa Park olflcer bad been
fatillylliorwlilJel'1fi1& w· JJiUj an ar-
rest.
The victim was ldentllled u Dmrel
Cate, a fattier of five children.
Olber eounty law officers Hetenlrw In
oo rMlio ~•ts describing Ille car soucltl· In lhe vldlm'• killing said It originated u a kidnap and lnnd\shlng a
flremnc:Me. ..
v..n.m.' later, Anaheim police chang:
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COAST TV TRANSMITTER RISES 25 STORIES AIOVI PUiNTI HILLS
Vlow fhrovth Fllh4ye C-• Glvn UflWUI( Pw••""'9 . p f '. r .. wlliiJlllr ........... -l~· ed~lt··-·--"-•
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daoierous. The lint broodcut of Coast Com· KOCE-TV, ~ ll:o -tier, wlilch
muaily" · COUece 0Dilldct'1 KOCE'TV, wlll boost llii atat.loa'1 J>Oftr outpit of
'C"lean' Burglars
Take · 3 SlwuJers
Temperaturet soared Int<> the SOI along
the Orange Coast w~. but
somebbdy pt a few ahowen In Colla Mea .
WallJ Grabbe, of Prime Property
Jlevelopnent Company, told po fl c e
burglars 'made off wltb tine buil\..ln
shower lllllta from a comtnJctlon joli lilo
in an lndultrial area.
Tbe -. totaling IZl5 In vllue -• euy IQ llul, police noted, liDce they
were inllalled In tbe plant at Im
'Salvador 1-, before workmen ftUed It
witb cloon.
Skyhib Crewmen
Learn Russian
SPACE CENTER, lloulioo (UPI) -,,,... lllDlllii. -uts have emerged
from a io-foot partJal space ·station
JD0<$1lp aad walbd down a red corpet I<>
a wilting crowd, eodlng a 13 mllllon, 5'-
day llmalallon of tbr<e Skylab space
mls>ioos planned for nut yeor.
uOcbeo Khorsbo, otbrotte d v e r , ' '
Robert L. crtJll)eJI said w-,.
It wu Ruaiali for ''Man, lt'a nice to ,e1 ou1 of that place."
Crippen, Dr. Wiiliam 1'lomton and
Karol J. Bobko lludled -during the limalatloo, a required lllbjecl for -uts who hope lo make the Im"
joial -...-spareftllbl
CbiimoI IO, II ~ 0 atep ckloer'!wlth 30,000 walta lo 2.7 mllllon watts, "wlll
the ...:....~ -• ... : ·~'"'-• SM-fool · enable "' lo deliver IQ Oranae COUnty
-··""-'" '"" -1 mldent.s a i1llocllonal slgDll al>out twice trlnlmllllnl towet near IA Habra. as power!W • llley now receive frcm Ille
To give the -atat.loa • wider brold-· Loo ~ TY atatlons." cut .,.., Ibo "811,llOll -r .11 . bellig fuml• ,,..,.., out that Ille locat.loa of
bulll Iii Ille l'aelde 111111, .U.,. miles . the ""-wlllc:h u ID line wiUI the otl>et
north of IA Habra. Southern Collfltnia trammlttlftg IOWen
The stat.Ion'• ltudlol are located Oii the or. ML WU...,, wlll mean lbal local
campu.s of Gol<len Wiii Collele In HIJD: .-S will mil have to chanp the
tlngtoo Beoch. '!lie stallml;rwtildt will be cllreclloa of llieJt antennae IQ ""91ve
operated bi> Ibo collqe ·dlllrlct wltb all-O>ao"°I IO.
eolar, VilF, -broads Q>""""1 50, which wlll have · ..i.e.
COlllng; will be lbe flnl -llat.loa doaal, c:ultunl aad Pl!bllc -...... • establllbed 1n <>raase Cciualf. ll"ODll, 11 ad>ecluled to mst. 1ta dollat ta .
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Seek Cabk TV Allies
them telllll( U1 what we can·do, and what
we can't do."
Tbe Jolntilowen autborlty ~ to
give the UHF -k froncbile IQ one of
nine private flrml who .,. competing for
IL A decialon will be made only afler a
rer\es of JJUbilc boirlllp'haYe -bold
ln.eadl clty.
Programmlne b to Include public
..,.,.k:e air time, 111Ch as coverage of city
afl.lin, coundl meetlop, coUete d1w11,
and progr11111 Jleallng wltb lnlDlnl of
police ofllcen and -.
}l~-ro.pones
·;~~way.~
Colla -dl1 ""'1d -poolpon. ed ..w -• --wllb Ille '*8tl JDtbwl1 ·0s4 'p 111 . CID the
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·New Ford ·lleeall
91$,000 Steering Checks Ordered
Munich Police
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Opinions Vary on Bars With Nudie Entertainment
One penoos'1 mrat outrage may be
another'• cup ol tea, although in the cue
of nudle doncen he'll probably enjoy It
with a Dagan of beer or maybe a soft
drink at an equally exorbitant price.
Colla MOii ihl'OI' Jldt Hammett !hill
weet reacted to critldlm of the dty's
lack of cmtrol In cleallns with two
'peclflc establlslnnenta by pustog the · buct. but In a leclllmate ......
He noted local poU<e In most ...., are
powerlea to resuJate sucb pleasure
pal&ee1 II Papa Joe'1 in the heart of c.o_,, Coota Meu and the Flrobouse,
a stoae'a throw away down 17th Street.
A -ol cltile!ll today r.vealed some doa~ llke nude entertaimnenL
SOme do llke IL some don't care.
Mayor-Hammett said Costa Mesa's
hl•t«t ot-fl&bllng the 8oocf faith for
public -.,Y -or what ,... on behind
doors PeoPle pay to enter lmowinaly -
wlllcmtlnue. u. noted local police are pcnmless In
lhe lace of paat Calllomla Supr.me
Court dedaions, wblcb haven't llOlldly
establllhed what cmsUtutes standards
lorlUcb-Ylor.
"'ftl:ey1re m uilet .to any town,"
velerin coundbmn and two-term mayor
Alvin L. Pinkley declar.d today.
Bak --Blue, wbo •lilted the f't-In ~aly OD her 21JI blrlbday
WU I bit more llberal. '"lbo1 ldd. Uttle lplce to. dty," •he
laid of bottomlea bars.
How did ·-benalf! "II wasn't wbai I tboullht, h's wbsl I
!houlht of my bumand," the otatuesque
MTa. Blue remarked. "He went· nut.!."
Downtown Costa M.,. printer Beryl
llalooey Mid be c1n pretty ... n tall> It
tr leave it when It comes to bottomless
bars. .
"You can see the 11me thing or worse
In the movle1," he remarked, adding he
.:on11iders such entertainment immoral
Venerable Janie B. Johan.sen ,
American Legion P06l Auxiliary presi-
iient who ii pushing 'IO yeira of age, aays
ft consider• sexual matters more
iacredly.
"A man bu gone a long way when he
hal to buy I drink to IM a nude
woman," Mn. Jobanlen declared.
"I believe seJ" la the DlOlt beauUful,
perfect thing in the world," lhe ldded,
!lrealng a conteII In the conllnel of
marr1a&e.
"'lllt pnlen ol gardeniu bu become
lhe ganlen ol weedl," she .-Ved In
re11ard to bottomlea1 blrl" saual ex-
plollaUon
Hoag Hospital's $284,000
Expected Loss 'Budgeted'
Downtown Costa Mesa post m 1 n
Blackie Vukoaic, a vetenn of 13 years on
lhe beat, reacted tn more practical but
less--poetic tcnn1 than the widowed Janie
JohaMen.
"When I drink a beer I want to drink a
beer, not watch some broad,'' Blackie
remarked of the entertalftment at nudie
bars.
He said he believes Papa Joe's and the
Firehouse will ha ve their day and then
fold up. adding that he hasn't been to
either although Papa Joe'11 J.s on his_
route.
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By L. PETER XRIEG
Of Ill Dlllfr Plllt Steff
Hoag Memorial Hoipital's Family
Practice Center will lose $231,000 this
fiscal year -but hospital directors fully
expected, and ln fact budgeted for a loss
of almoat·that much, it was learned to-
day.
Records made available by Lou Kaa,
Hoag acting administrator, showed that
the budget for the current fiscal year,
which was prepared one year ago,
es timated that the program would Jose
$264,000.
The difference between what they
counted on and what they got is a drop of
$20,000 in projected income for the fiscal
yea r which will end Oct. 2.
Controller Joho ,Lewis said today that
• payments for services will total about
1214,000 wblle be bad first estimated the
revenues would be aM,000.
Hoag directors will meet Monday to
determine the late of the controversial
program that provides family medical
ca re while at the same ttme trains young
doctors in the practice of family
medicine.
They will have to sustain or overturn a
vot e of "no support'' taken by members
of the medical staff last Monday night.
The doctors' vote was 73 to 42, Ytlth 115 of
the 353 doclon 911 tbe staff voting.
Hoag spokesmen ,had said Tuesday that
the reason for the action by the docton
was the une:rpected bllh i..... Incurred
'by tbe center.
They safd Ibey felt the money could be
put to better use in the construction of
the planned $18 million hospital addition
that is intended to provide considerably
more modem rooms, operating suites
and equipment.
Kaa this morning also concurred with
the budget finding• that the loss wlll be
only $20.000 more than anticipated.
"That's true," be said, "but it is all
costs to the hospital."
Kaa said overall income to the hospital
this year is bebip<I expectations -
altboulh be stressed that Hoa1 is ool operating at a loss.
"W,e are breaking even, or maybe bet·
ter than break-even," he saJd, "but we
are not making the projections that we
had anticipated."
He said be didn't know if the doctors
would have looked more kindly on 1t1e
family practice center ii the overall
fin ancial picture was brighter.
"I assume they would , though," he
said.
Monkey Around?
Law1ne1i Probe Lion. Country Tlieft
Orange County Sbert!f'a ofllctn m 1 ..
day investigati ng what I.hey belleve to be
a clear case of monkey buslneu at Lion
Country Saf.ari .
They were e1lled in by offlclab of the
Irvine wildlife center after the dlaa p-
puaraoce of a one-year-old chimpanzee
\\·ho arrived at the park two weckl aao
1rom Sierra Leone in West Africa.
'"l'bere was no way that little Llog Pu
t.'Ould have eacaped," Uon Country Vice
Preoldent Jerry Kobrin aid todly,
"Game Warden Pat Quinn had Ling Pu
In an Isolation room f1Jf the ®Mrv1tlon
we always give newly lf'lvtd .. lmil1
and he WIS liken frOlll !bit n111111 by
"'"80ne who wam~ loo ...... ~allout
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Coed Death ~
$uspect Consul General ·
·In CWJtody Turns Rrofesson
'1 AR19VR a. VlNIBL Andrew Fnnklln, known to 196,000 .......... ".!" .....
Murder suspect Co11111· K. Ankeny, Brllfllllllbjecta ilvtne on the Wilt Cooot
cbarlcterUJed u 1 JeHet. proleaaiooal as Her Brittanie Majesty's Consul
te1ev1aJon qui> show ,-, remaJns In General, turned 'pro!euer of Calllornla
.,,-, todly In lieu ol '100,000 ball in ~ W~iy fa< students al
-.. wUh lhe klllbi, oi a foriner or.. Cout College in Costa Meal.
&lrlfriead at bla Newjort Beecb bQflont Hla ooe-bour lecture on the blotorlcal
_.......,. llnb between Britain and California wu •..--·-....
Ankeny, :13, wtio lold'poll<e ht la 1 11.. meant to lie In with the $750,tltlO cultural
dent telcber, was arral,,,..i Wednesday and trade promotion Sept. 2&-0ct. 8 al
In Harbor Judicial Diltrict Court on a Sootb Coast Plaza.
complaint cbarg!ng blm wilb the murder Cornerstone esbiblt at British Expo '72
O! 2Z-year.Gld Diane Slngleton. la a COllectloq ol valuablo anlfacts from
He aid nothing during the proceedinp the flnl Ellzabetban before ....-., Jodp' Ev&elt: w. era, currently being
Dickey and delenle '*'-Motes ehlpped over 1rom a museum al
Berman cl!d all :be tal..... Plymouth, ~.
Berman said 1111 lfFl.llpped cllenl bu II locuaeo on tbe voya111 ol ..... dog"
told blm .Jhe ali1ll>I ol.Mllll ~ -Sir Jl'ranci.o Dnb, the l1moos novlgator
wbo a1ao claJmed to llm! lelevtal4o COi> who "atopped oft',' In Calllornia during
---an --U7t wblle '""'·-ID !Ind the norlbeai. I Newport 8-b Police Detocllve Set. "'"'"
Ed CllillreUI '!ho la , handlbJa the -· to au.., according to Frantlln. homicide lnvestlptlill' oJoo Mid a Jal "You suddenly bad the world opening
m....., rwolvor uted In the d6ltb ho up," FrantUn aid ol the Elizabethan
apparently ' been turned o •er to the era, 'land in m1111 waya this was com-
Oranp Coaaty Shertlf'a l:rime laborotory panble to the llJJICO.,. today."
.. evidence. • ........ lnverttpton .,. -ldnc double Al_. Drab llllbd 1 claim on
sbllta, lrom I Lm. 1mW U p.m., in a Calllomla in the ..In. of Ille queen,
probe of the WestwoQd coecl'a tmJoc, Frantlln explained tbe main lhnlll of bla
Several pencu acquainted wilb either voyqeo wu to promota trade between
tbe pretty UCLA lludent, Ankeny, or Britain and China and the East lndles.
both of them have -~ 'l'llere wu nev« any Intent by Britain
about the cue llnce the "'-' ..,... to establish a Callfornla settlemen~ ac-
rendered to San A-Imo pelJce SUadq. cording to the COlllUI, but the area lyJne
..,,,.,. are 1 few UIUe dllcr.pandeo ID 1be llDl'lb of DrW'1 Bay waa con-
we•,. worldng oa." Set. CbboreUI llld aldered ~ valuable ii the
lbla mornlnc. po~er.~ Drake's meeting ·
He and oilier lnvestlptors aid with the coastal lndlanl !Dr the otudenta W~y followtna_the brief 11:20 p.m. and the exchange Of-gllla amqng !lie
court appearance !liat deleDle attorney vialtoro and the tribe. One of them oup.
Berman up1aJned the alleged murder pooedly wu a big of weed -l!>baeoo -
we1pon Ii•~ to acquaintances by which the wellern world wu to lllll()R
Ankeny would be turned over to aberiff'1 for ctioturles ·aftenyard.
inveetlptcn.. · Britain's impact on C8llfomia could
Newport Beacll detectivee are handling have been even more algnlflcant, in a
the homicide cue, wblcb they beileve OC· negative sense, if an English sea captain
curred in Ank\mf's luxury apartment at who took Father Junlpero Serra on·a trip
The Towers, S11l W. Coast Highway but in 1749, had earried out his threat.
DAILY Pll~ itlft •: · CITES HISTORY ~ Conaul~n1r1I franklin ~
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survey in 1856 of non-native Calllornians
showed that a great percentage of ~ ..
were English, Irish and Scottish.
A> Callfornia became lndustrialhecl, ·
British e1pllal helped finance the ~
struction of factories, accordlng • w-
Franklin. British lnfluenct was espec!&lll • ·
pmiom.inant in the Riverside area "If'!'.
many streets carry English namea. ·
-Part of the British Expo ''12 goal II to ·
Increase the sale of British gllDCL\ ff
Orange County, Frank.Un told ~
students.
California receives more than $11> .
million in British eiq>Jrts annually, thf.H:;.
including jet engines, g e n e r a t o r .f..•: ·
machinery, and automobiles. .
the crime ~ would ?OLlfinely examlne "He called b1m a son of Satan and told
the gun. blm he would tmiw blln to tbe fishes," iJm M pi;c;· Crime lab apQ!tesman Robert StetUer 'said Consul Franklin. The captain did not Coone. an ust ;.,,')'
and bis staff today decliM<I to deny or share Father ~a's Catholic convictions ··'
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confirm whether the IUlpecl weapon is in and referred to 1 Bible be carried on LOS ANGELES (AP) -The wife o( •
their handa:. board a1 evidence. City Couocilman John Ferraro has beft.~
A DAILY PILOT investtcative ~rter "So you see it was very nearly an granted $700 a month support, ~i:~·
foUlld a fomier roommate and close Eoglisbman wbo pr.vented the building court bearing on her divorce oulL ~ fr~ o1 AnkilnJ W-J not long of lbe mlralons," Frantlln explaJned. Ferraro, 46, also received 1150 a ...
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