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flclal\)' · · --and wives today in' ~ taking place
stmultaneonsly' thn.agboilt Mexlc•.
Tbe cetemooies ·also legally
recognrze the chUd?en, a n d
grandchildren in some cases, of
such · unioos.
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. Detµl Burglary
Suspect Linked
To Coast Crimes -
· A man ktlled by police . Wedneday
night in Seal Beach, was identified today ~ti the Probable .m;speCt in at least a
dozen Newport Beach burglaries com-
mltt.ed over the past month.
"We think he commlttea IS burglarlei
since Nov. 1 In the West Newport
beachfront area," NeWport Detective.
Reed Gloshen said this morning.
More than $2,500 in Josses were
reported from those burglaries, G~
saki, including such Items as a portable
television set and a $350 fox skin
bedspread.
Seal Beach !'<>Uce said today the dead
_ Jl18D used two names. He w~ first Jden-
tified as Thomas C. Dunn, but hlrther in-
veitigation revealed hls real name as
Edward Lynn Adams. He was 2t ilnd liv-
ed in Long Beiich. '
. He was killed in a gun bafile ;ru. two .
Seal Beach poUce· oergeants.
Investlgatort said, the sergeaala, Bill
Lewis and i>ayid Van Holt, surprt..d
Adams while he was peeking lo windows .
in an apartment neighborhood near l2tb
Street and Seal Way. -
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The Reagan-
Morettl $1.1 billion tu shift plan, seem-
iJ!gly doomed oo the fmal day of the
leglsl.alive sesslon, suddenly appeared
beaded (toward victory in the Senate to-
day -the last day of the 1972 session.
· 'riie breakthrough apparently occurred
when Sen. David Roberti, (0-Los An-
-graveyard of Reagan taz plans-told
graveyard of Reagan tax plans -told;
his colleagues be would,. vote for the
meuure wbm lt comes .tip for a final
vote tOday. ~ ·
It would be a dr~ tictory for
GQv. Ronald Reagan, who has seen bis
tax plans killed in the Senate for five
ye3rs, and ror Moretti, the 36-year..old
Assembly speaker'whn has 'battled eight
years for tax reform in the Legislature.
The sw~tcb _of one vote - all that Is
. needed to .assure passage -was ex-
pected to loose a floodgates of fonncr
holdout-senators, Capitol aourcea sald.
For days, the measure's sponsoia CO!,ild
·count only 26 votes for the biU In the
Senate and rt are needed to pass.
Earlier, a Reagan aide sa¥l "I would
say our prospects foe passage are about
30 percent" Some observers thoug~t
that was optimistic.
Democratic Assemlily Speaker Morelli
and Republican Reagan and his aides
assembled ~ compromise measure
over a period of monlhs'.
'llley made every coocession · they
thouaht they . could make to get the
needed votes, but ~ effoi:ts f9 win the
-last Senate vote seemingly were given
up as . late as Thursday night. NoWfti_ new was offered in the way
d • compromise . llorCli 88id the key to the break-tflroulh ii a realization bt 80me sena-
tors that uu•s a good bill" that, on mer-
lt, they lhould vote for it.
• l1le Republican governor was on his
way back to Callfomla today from a
tltree-<lay goodwill trlp to Mexico.
He 'was prepared to come to sacra-
(See TAX BILL, Page !)
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Huntington Beach businessman .fames
Shipley was cleared today in Orange
-C.OUnty Superior Court of charges that he
was involved ilMhe> tlHeged twtndling of
investors in . Laguna Hills stockbroker
Joseph Dulaney:s -Werld F i n 1 n c I a 1
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Government scientists believe they've foupd the
cause of intestinal Ou. Investigators working from
a 1968 outbreak of the disease in Norwalk, Ohio,
used techni~. e called immune electron microscopy
in capturin bqg on film. Virus particles are mag-
nified 231,5 times in this photo.
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Hughes' Fe .. rs
1 "t' \)
-~ Bag 'Collector'
Oeared of Rap
Trends empire. '
Judge James Tumer .granted the mc.-
tion filed by Shipley, 38, of 111851 Lowell
Oircll!, just lhr ........ alter be clearfd
Dulaney's former • 'tk:e president o{
allegations that be11olpecl to dCaud a
San Bernardino hnlpltal of' !500,0IO.
Judge Turner's •too this ,momhtg
leaves Dulaney, sa_ind hlx Wiit Marlene,
32, o!: 21131 Via Cucaillta; San Clemente,
, alone to lace ~ :filed by tn..aton
: whn lkloded Iha l*rtct ·Attorney's OI·
1 fice with oomplalnts ~ yeart q:o.
But. a motion for dismissal filed by the
' Dutaney's wlU come belore Judgt! Turner
• later today. If he denies that motion he ~_..,' will set ~-trial date for the couple ac·
· cused of grand ll>e!t.-IAucl-aocl..-.
spiracy.
The deUghted Shipley commented
outside the conrtroom thai,,tlhili. ls the
end of a nightmare.
"I knew tbat I "W'OUld eventually
receive justice b9t I only Wtsb that U.t
justice could ~ve come a litUe earllu,"
Shipley said.
. Shipley was !\le firth defendant to be
cleared of 'cllorpo ciiiilaliled In an
Orange County Grand Jury lildlcmi-,t
that initially listed 9"ell per'IDM. ·
Two of those seven were clured •when
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Orange
Scqred of Sign, Bought Hotel · . JfENO, Ney. (UPI)-Extortlon charges I • have been dropped against an Oregon
, LOS ANGELE.S (UPI) -Howard Attorneys for the defense demanded man who picked li_p a bag containing a
Hughes spent miUions of dollars allaying that tMaheu file written statements giving grilled cheese sandwich and three candy
strange fears, including buying a hotel to details of every deal involving more than bars lilft instNCl ,efUl,100 at 1'tite nam·
keep a sign from falling, 9f1 him Md .~Jl,000 jn ~·be repre·sen1-ed edbyacallerwhothreatenedtoblowup
canccl!iog.e goU ·~ament 1or 'fe8r llf tt'ugbes . a Nevada casino. • . Ooatlng germs, according to court The statements were filed in federal .J. •
WedWr
Coottnued,-Kies ii 111e·WIY"
the weether lady Mel it for Sa"'
unlay. with beech tempmttnO
around 70, rilliqg to IO Inland. Lows
tonight In )be. IGL
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sergeants dove for cover and began
shOOIJng, police said. documents that attorneys for Hughes cour , whereupon attorneys for Hughes Antone Soma, 50, of Hamiay · ore ..
tried to hush up. . de ed the sealed removed from the was .arrtsted when he plcked up the bag ! 7.._, INSIDE TODAY ) , Adams WM hlt ODct' in the sboukter
and once in the neck. He died an hour
Jaler at Los Alamitos General HpspltaL
Police said Adamsf1red h'-Jilatol~nce. ~etlher ~cant was irtjlinld.
FUJRID i ' B i NS The claims-were in depositions Imm available coul't record. because at the prearranged site east of Reno last ~ n. ./:I Robert Maheu, once Hughes' chi ined . "ICandoalous and slap-June. He claimed he stopped oll the 'P.HOSPH'' iTE S i ''I' ti;. . lieutenant In Nevada. The two ha.. derou.s• lnfol'Il)8lion." J)l<lge Harry highway to .. 11eve ltlmaelf and saw the
;1.1. Al.d:I feud.fiig since Hughes fired Maheu. Pregerson, cl{lng the First Amendment 'bag on a rock.
' . . ' Maheu !ilcd a suit against Hughes in guara,. of Tree Spe<i:h refused.. O!lli:lals II Harrah 's Club In Reno said
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) -Florldll toillly U.S. District Court here, cbargin1 him Maheu said ·Hughe> bOOgtn the Fron-they receved threats that bomba in the Seat· Beach 0Ulcer1 sald. Adams •bad a
long hl,stocy of burghlry arrests. . ·-baMed the sale .o! waslldaY detergellt; will! Ube! and sfailder and asking 117.5 tier Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas club and •Is entiqlle auto colleettoo -.Id
_wilh:.pbQsphate levels hlaber than..8.7 per.~~· m.llUon in damages. because hc_..was ~fraid of its s_!gq. ... ~ be detona~ .br remote contro1 unless .
ceitl begtnnAls New.Year~ [!ay, foro!J>& , 'Ille suit Is Jn ffply to a remru'k by Huges was livliii In the peothnuxe of llO,IJIJG'W.,poldtothee-'Ties• -v _tab· Ii' -"-ed -men:barit. It 1'1JSOV• the Gl!enden flOm ~Hughes In lhe-much ·publlciiOa the ne;ert 1nn-, actlilS 'the streer at the . :
..,... llil • sbtlvel. • ' telephone news-conftnmce during the time , Maheu said. · . J .A' .l!-C ,.J..,.,J <lllmllar tians on: high·, i>holphite. Cll!fonl ·Irving pltooJ 'autobiography ar-When Hughe> notlcell the ·189-loot high a pan ll'uu.C ~ ,
SAIGON (AP) -Hoiu.. V1'tnifrn an-deltllOIU i.ive -bi -kt fair! A voice ldentllltd, by rei>i>rttrs' as sip JlllJ erected al a .... t OU! miJ]lll in • ' ""'' ' '
noul!l'Oll· today 'thd\ ·11 '..uiblbbed , ~ (~. ~ (~) anll •that 'if H~ Qld~ ;~stole ,,.. flllnrot'IM OJ1!10stre 1!61~1'1'1\e w.; afraid TOltYO (UPI)·-Japan Alf Lino~~ •
diplomatic relililons with ,AuS!riA, and LaliO ~) -11>t ..mh flme. blind.' that the .sign would COll"fflg, Jlcd ~-noorril,todily it'ts bowing to a ·goven1·
ambassadilra_ J"UI he appointed .within A surgeon -1'•·"'1od determined Ma1Mu:8ljed R!lli~• H11gl!c1 fool l:o.'" ,Hlilger h~ life ·~rtit!Jnf 1ni-ibe pen-msnt~r f'l lllsplltrd1ll NottlrAUllltlc
three mo'nthl. Tl'lel'fl, arc no diplomatic that phoepha~e1 ~ta A~ 8.7 ~rcent ,and the ' pUb1ic'"'rell.tions agency : that !house," sO Maheu was asked to talk to-1111" -ce in the wake of two major ~lalkms between A1.11trla/ and South are harmful to lakes and stnama. /re~ll H~ Ind &et up the news the owners of \he Frontier about remov· a\tlat dlaaaters since June. It nld !ht!
Vietnam. . / conlmftce. 1 ( (See H.JJGHES, Pap :1 ban would lat! untn at least Mardi.
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Apollo ~rew Ex antln.ed
.N.A8tJ W orkers Strike Threawning Flight
CAPE KEN~l;-~a (AP) -ApollO 1711 astronauts thet,r final mejor
Ph181cal exsmtrwtt~ aoday while. the
spice agency llait~ b a chance that
a threatened · ttrtkl" by Ml documentation
workers coald~ a pogtponemcat of
the moon la •
· However._ moll ~ officials felt the
odds Wen! !Ow \Mt' $lrike would af!ecl ~ launcbing, ,.....iwod WednesWiy
'"tronauu ~ A. Ceraan , geOJo~,ist Harrln!i H. Schmitl and
Kissinger
In Session J
With Envo y
WASllINClTON (APl -South Viet-
nam's special envoy, Nguyen Phu Due,
met for the fourth ·ume today with na-
tional securi1Y. adviser Henry A. Kiss-
inger on the final sha~ of a.U.S. Viet·
nam peace setUement.
The meeting wu llllDOWlC<d at the
Florida While Hoose In Key Biscayne,
Fla. by press secretary Ronald L.
Ziegler, wbo said Salgop's ambassador to
Washington, Tran Kim Phuong, also
participated in the ........
Ziegler said Kiuinger will fly to
Florida tonight and see President Nb:on
here Saturday.
Kissinger is due to fly to Parts-Sunday
to resume oeace talks with Hanoi's Le I>Uc Tho. -
Asked if Due might accoriipany Kiss-
inger on the Paris flight, Ziegler said, "I
don't anticipate they will fly togelher but
I don't know for sure."
Stock market prices pushed sturdily ·
upward today ·arter a week of Indecision,
apparenUy spurred by rising hopes ror
the cease-fire in Vietnam.
The Dow Jones average or 30 industrial
stocks, major barometer of the New
York Stock E:rchange's price move-
ments, was op 8.28 to 1026.49, at noon.
as trading proceeded at a m o d e r a t e
pace.
Stocks whose prices were rising out-
numbered thOse on the losing side,
almost ' to I. "A report from Saigo'i!' that the Soulb
Vietnamese wett preparing aecretly for
a ceaS&firt, and tbe acheduled tatllll~
lion of the Parll peace talks on Monday
are market fact.ors," aaid Larey Wach-
tel, vice president for research at
~che&Co.
Ziegler, .. ked aboUt a broldcll!I report
ihat Nixon has told South Vietnam to go
tllong with the proposed peace settlement
'ijr. face the I~ of•U.S. 'economic aid,
:ieplied : "I would categoi-lze It as ~
:tnor and speculation."
ltonald E. Evans plMiled several hou N
with NASA doctors and a report on the
physicals was expected later today.
The-workers who threatened to stdke
are nonunion techp.ical writers and ad-
ministrative personnel employed by the
Boeing Co. They seek to reverse 30 lo SO
percent pay cuts they r~eived last year
when Boeing took over a Space Center
support services contract frolll 1'rans
World Airways. '
A strike has never delayed a launching
at Cape Kennedy , princi~pally because
NASA under court order has been able to
confine picketln& to one or two gates,
leaving other gates open for non!ltriklng
union personnel to enter ..
Negoliatlon!I continued between the two
sides today. No strike date has been an-
nounced by the Boeing workers.
Dec. 6 and 7 are t.l>e . only favorable
days this month for an Apollo 17 launch.
The next optimum period, when the
moon Is In the proper position, Is (In
January.,U the shot Js de.fayed a month.
It would cost NASA an estimated
$800,000.
1be medical examinations t,oday not
only determine the utrooaOts' fitness for
night but also gather medical data for l!i·
• night and postfligbt comparison.
Briefer examinations on Nov. S and
Nov 20 found all three astronauts in ex·
cellent health ..
Since Nov. 15 they have been in .
medical i.!olation . which restricts them
gene~y to three areas of the SJ>?ice
center: crew quarters, , the training
bulldlng and the lalDlch pad.
Only 109 persons are allowed to have
direct contact with the astronauts to
~e the possibility of e~sure to
di sease or· Illness. All, including the
astronauts, were immunized against nine
common diseases.
Bernard Mamet. attorney for the
documentation workers, warned after a
. negt>tiating session this week that "we
can stop this launch." Mamet.ls counsel
for tbe International Alliance 0 r
Theatrical and Stage Employes (IATSE).
a union contacted to represent the BQelng
workers in the negotiations, which began
laSt April. .
Both IATSE and Boeing filed charges
with the National Labor RelaUom Board.
IATSE ·claims Boeing.officials have used
"harassment and intimidation" against
the employes. Boeing claimed violations
of the National Labor Relations Act by
~amet.
Boeing al90 has asked the NLRB.. for ~n
injunction to halt a threatened strifbe.
Dr. Kurt Debus, director of the Ken-
nedy Space Center, said the documen-
tation workers .are not essential to !he
launching, but if they do strike "it
depends on the n u m b e r or
other employes who honor the pickets.
"We exi'ect all other personnel to con-
tinue the preparations," Debus said. "If
substantial numbers of the launch team,
~ as those preparing an entire sta1;e
or equivalent, who are not involved m the
dispute. chose lo abstain from work, the
launch might be delayed."
From Pagel
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: Ziegler declined to confirm or deny a
)'.eport that Nixon has agreed to meet \.....
:with South Vietnamese President "Nguyen
:Van Thieu after a setitement.
APOLLO S~E~TACULAR -
Moon shines down on Apollo
17 as countdown continues for
Dec. 6 blast a\. Kennedy .space
Center. The launch will be
the first at niJ!ht" and the last
of scheduled manned moon
missions.
·they testified against their co-defendants
in a recent trial that c 1 e a r e d
Dulaney, Shipley, ruverside broker
Wendell W arten Austin, 42,, and Daniel
Hayes, 40, of 8211 Snowbird Drive, Hun-
Ungotn Beach of charges stemming from
the alleged defrauding of St. Bernardine
Hospital.
It has been alleged that worthless stock
was used by the aCC11Sed group to obtain
a $500,000 loan from the Roman Catholic
nuns who handled the San Bernardino ; There were indications the United
;States is growing impatient with Saigon's
inlsglvlngs about the proposed peace
~ct and may not waJt for South Viet-
:narne9e to give approval before signing a
final agreement with the North Vlet-
,iamese.
:: Infonned IOOl'Ces said Saigon is not
('eady to initial the modllied draft agree--
P,ent worked out between KWinger and
the North Vietnamese in secret Paris
talks.
: Nixon, who along with Kissinger met
With Due twice befor~ Dying off to settle
She Vietnam war on hQnorable terms as ;utckly as pos!lble.
:; Before his meetin& with Due Tbµrsda)'.,
?'i:roh also called in the Joint Chiefs of
Slaff for what doputy press secri!l4cy
Cerald 1... Warren called "a review of the
!ntlre situation in South VietMm." · •
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Shultz to Stay
On as Treasurer,
Economic Chief
kEY BISCAYNE , Fla . (AP) -The
Florida -white House announced today
that George Shultz will remain as
secretary of the Treasury in President
Nixon's seo1nd tenn and will have chief
res(JOnsibillty for co6rdlnating a ·11
economic policy as a presidential assis·
tant.
Press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler an-
nounced the unusual move to have a
Cabinet member serve simultaneously as
a memb9>f the White House staff, and
'said Shultz will be chairman of a new
Cabinet·level C.Ouncil on Economic Po icy.
Talking to newsmen here, ·Shultz
·acknowledged that, in some respects, he
will play in economic affairs a role
similar to that assigned in foreign policy
to presidential assistant Henry A. Kiss-
inger.
Ziegler made two other announcements
in the ecooomic area: Herbert Sf#n will
ret,ain his pos! as chairman of the Coun-
cil of Economic Advisers and Nixon
assistant Peter M. Flanigan wtll continue
as chairman of the Council on Interna-
tional Economic Policy.
Heath
• hospital's financial alfains. •
U Dulaney and his wife go to trial, they
will face charges that they were
responsible for what bas been estimated
es the 13 million defrauding of World
Financial Treads Investors. .
It ls alleged · that many resktents of
tellrement communities In Laguna mu.
and seal Beach lost llUbstanllal """" In
the Dulaney enterprise. .
The coople left for West Germany with
their children in November of 1981 at the
height of an Investigation Into the com-
plex affairs of the corporation operated
from Dulaney"'s "Taj Mahal". office
building In Laguna Hills.
The handsome financier was arrested
two years Jatc.r in the Dutch Carlbeah
colony of Curacao.
His w~e rejoined him in Orange Coun-
ty when she was discovered by
authorkles in the British Atlantic colony
of Bermuda.
~ 3 Escapees Cau ght
LOS ANGELES (AP ) -Three of seven
. "hard core" juvenile offenders who
escaped from the-county's •Central
Juvenile Hall Sunday night have been
recaptured, palice say. Authorities said
Thursday the trio includes a 17-year-old
accused or murder and a 16-year-old with
a record of 36 arrests.
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Lond on Traffic Ires Official
LONDON (UPI) -Motorists blared their horn•. Big Ben tolled the half·
Mur. The rain pounded down.
-As the traffic jam buHt up, the Right Honorable F..dward Richard George
Heath, prime mini!ler and firtt Io rd of the treasury, Ill ~ In his
Limousine outaide Parliament.
· IJEATll FINALLY AliANDONEQ the car, walked the 400 yards lO hla No.
10 Dowrung sti ... 1 resldM and ordered an aide to teleplx>ne Tofyo to com-
plain to Sir Desmond PIUJJlmer, London'• chief administrator, .
Plummer ts at lntb1urtJqnaJ q>nf~nce of mayors In the Ja~ capita!,
but came I<> the telephon~Jonr ~ to say .traffic Jams wOUido'.t }?ulld up
If lhO gi>vpn?'en1 would glvo 6lm noceosary powen to conll'OI can and blllld roads.
ACCoUN'!ll OF TIIE iNcmEN-r Wedneoday leaked out Thursday, prompt·
lng opJ>OSlt'9(i Lobor members of ParU1ment to ~stise Heath for complain-
ing Md for 0!'4ortng the cosily call to Tokyo. ~
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Squirrels Don't Eat ••• -This Lincoln Park squirrel apparenUy enjoys a change in diet as. it
munches qn a chocolate covered ice cream bar. It probably knows
that this is not the type of food to be stored away for the long win·
ter, but it was warm in Chicago Thur!rday. so; why not?
U.S. Judge Considers
Farr's Jail Release
LOS ANGELES (A P ) - U.S. District
. Court Judge Robert J. Kelleher was to
consider today a petition to release im-
prisoned newsman .William Farr from
jail pending a decision on a federal ap-
peal.
Farr's attoMJey. Mark Hurwitz. filed
the appeal with U.S. District Court here
Thursday. .
Farr, 37~ bas been in jail since Monday
for refusing to dlsclose sources of a story
he wrote while covering the Charles
Manson murder trial for the Leis Angeles
Herald-Eu.miner. ···-
Superior Court Judge Charles H. Older.
who presided over the Manson trial,
ordered Farr jailed for contempt of court
until the reporter named the source.
Hurwitz says that technically Farr.
now a reporter for the Los .Angeles
Times, C9uld be in jail until all other
parties in the case . die. He has asked
Older to disqualify iiimseu from the
case.
Farr's attorney contends that Older
has become "so personally embroiled in
this controversy with Mr. Farr that he no
longer can provide impartiality."
The ·petition to release Farr from jail
contends that Older "entrapped" Farr
by telling him he respected a reporter's
privilege under California Jaw to protect
sources.
Then , the petition says, Older said
Farr lost the reporter's privilege to pio-
tect sources when be left his job as a
Herald-Examiner reporter and wen t to
v.·ork for the district attorney's office.
Another argument is that the statute of
limitations for misdemeanor conte1J1pt of
court, the violation which would apply to
whoever gave Farr ~~ .~OrfJl3lion, has
expired.
For mer Beatle' s
Song Rated 'X' -.
LONDON (UPI) -The British Broad-
casting Corp. (BBC) confirmed today it
baniled fonner Beatie Paul McCartney 's
latest record because if is too sexy.
"We were shocked," McCartney said of
the ban. "We were, JU.st makln' music
and having fun. There ls naughtier stuff
on television every evening."
The BBC said it would not play "Hi·Hi-
Hi" by McCartney, his wife Linda and
the group called Wings. Il said the flip
side. "6 Moon ," will be played.
Fro .. P.,eJ
HUGHES •..
Ing It. be said.
. "Wben be was Wormed lhlt the
owners bad no desire to Lear down the •ii" ... and that u the .iii' would rol-i-lbot'e w• no wb.to. willcll K oould
.... ~ to,_t!!"Jl!!erl ..... lie ii> lillod t p-............. 111111 -~
1o buy tlie holeU'>
,,,. algn IJ atlll -. tiowe-, Malieu ~:-no esplanatloo l!I the court
doo11M!•lt ol wey H111hcl dldn't leor I\
dowp -after allqediy b'IJIDI 1¥ whole '
.p 1ote1•1ot 1ba1 purpoa • 'I
lnthe-Jlll',.l!alll!l..W,911bes .~tocaneo!lllltloll-at
, Champlolll.i1111e.~11m .. --.
, ''He said be -ltorflll lllli ~
wrtltn would 1r1 to,• -loot ID i>Y tel;j>booe , . and that he lett bii\'ing
thousands of people watching lhe tourna-
ment wauJd cause an Influx of genns
which might penetrate his headquarters
on the ninth floor," Maheu said.
F rom Pa9e l
TAX BILL .~ ..
mento II tllere was any cbaneO bit per-
BOnal persuasion could win the lail
• needed vote for his tax plan.
The measure breezed through the As-
sembly Wednesday, 64-8.
But frantic efforts by all the goVemor's
men and ·all the Speaker's allies the
past three days failed to crack the ~
ate opposition clique of IO Democrats
and three RepubUcans.
_Hi.stOry seemed to be repeating itself.
It was the last day of the 1970 session
that another. billion-OO!lar Reagan lax
~ .failed In the Senate by a 111>
gle vote. 'Ibeft! were 13 opponents then,
too, and tui angry R~an castigated
them .. "that dirty uwe band... .
Eleven. of the 1970 opponents are
amoog the 1972 lx>ldout group.
The ·Governor has declared that pro~
erty tax relief is the major remaining
goal of bis administration.
And Moretti, ' Democrats from VM
Nuys, would like to add tax relief to the
list of · accomplishments he plans to put
befoer voters when he runs fo r gOYernor
in 1974.
Reaian has said he Will bypasa tbe --·
Legislature II the Sena_te Jrtbufla him
again and put a tu: reuer meamre to
tbe voters In a special llalewlde election
property tax cut of fl28 a year for the
The measure before the Senate today
eannarks $4Sl· million" in state budget
surplus and federal revenue sharini, and
boosts sales Md business tues by M70
million.
More than half. $561 million, would be
passed out in new state aid to pubUc
schools and to roll back local school
taxes.
-And 1478 million woold go hack to the
state's renters and bomeowrM!nl in the
form of lax .. ue1. If wml d meon a
property. lax ctu or ·tm a year for the -year -·· .
'Ille maior comPJaliito of the oppllellls,
led by Senate majority leader George
Moscone, (D-San Francisco), wtre that
the one-cent boost In the sales tu is
unfair to Jess-affluent Californians and
that ~ding controls on counties are
too restrictive.
Reagan has insist.ed on the spending
lids to keep property tax rates from
creeping back up.
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Christmas. Selected °pieces from I.he Et
Cetra collections tn't now on Sale.
Sh.op early for best selection and
immediate delivery.
HaU cltest
reg. $245 Sak $199
LiltJ Acce11ory Toblt
reg. $1 29 Solt $99
Aceesso-Tv Table
reg. $119 Sol< $99
Holl cMst
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Police in San Jose close in on
a car with two bank robbers
and two women hcistages
(above, top). Hostage Nancy
Valentine leaps out (above,
bottom) followed by suspect
With hands in air. At left, po-
lice pounce on one of the ban-
dits, while in the lower photo,
hostage Llnda Starkey_ is car-
ried to a squad car by a police
officer, after the 30-mile chase.
Neither woman was hurt .. (De-
tails on Pagl! 5.) ·
Gets Term Dolay
Judge Willia1n Murray delayed the
~ .,.'lentcncing Thursday of san Juan
Capistrano City Councilman James
Keith Weathers in Orange County
Superior Court action that may have
been dictated by a \eries ot appeals for
clemency.
Weathers, 37, of 27341 Ortega Highway,
races a possible state prison term of up
to 10 years for his guilty plea to charges
or assault with a deadly weapnn -filed
after a domestic fracas that ended with
his leveling a shotgun at sheriff's
deputies dispatched to a Mission Viejo
home.
But Judge ?wlurray hel&. the Sentencing
over to Dec. 7 without comment. The rite
containing Weathers' plea nciw also con-
tains letters from four area residents
seek ing clemency for the councilman.
_.Among them are letters from fellow
Councilman Josh . Gammell, Ci t y
Manager Donald Weidner and ii letter
Crom Robert C. McCollum, a member of
the citizens• grollp that campaigned for
Weathers' election in April , 1972. •
Judge Murray has also been reminded
that Weathers is now reunited with his
wjfe, Ellen, and two daughters and that
he is a prospective Elder of the Mormon
Church. •
He· w11:s arrested Ju1y '17· by deputies
who said tjle councilman met them with
a loaded shotgun when they entered a
Mission Viejo borne to make inquiries
about a 4 a.m. incident at the Dana
Marina.
It was allegett·that Mrs. Weathers had ,
been with a .p.wle escort at that location
Maki1ig Love's
OK-But Not
On Front La'ivn
when Weathers drove up and rammed
his car into the couple's auto. Mrs.
Weather's male companion told officers
he was threa tened with a flre.ann 'be-
fore Mrs. Weathers left lhe scene and
drove to the Mission Viejo'home of fam·
ily fr.lends. ,
Weathers i.s Cree on his promise to a~
pear for sentencing Dec. 7.
California
Geothermal , ..........
Lead Seen . •
~ Qnlted Slates ~ l100ll as 1915 will
produce , ·more electricity f r o m
geothermal sou'rces than any ot~r .coun·
try ...:... and California will become the
world 's "geothermal capital," a United
Nations e~pert said IJ!' Anaheim . .
Jo.sepli B~a , director of the ~.N.'s
resources and .trall!part division, sai d in
an interview Thursday th.at Private in·
dustry .is already put\lllg, up some of the
capital and exploration effort required ,
with both oil and electricity companies )
takin(ihe· lead.
· Bamea said production of electrical
)XlWet is only one of many possible a~
plicatlons of the heat energy stored
beneath the earth's crust in Such places
as Imperial Valley and Sonoma County.
"The Ru.!t!ia.ns "re already using water
from bot water wells .to heat buildings in
winter. and cool them. in summer," he
said.
He also noted that geothermal energy
can be used for the desalting of brackish
and salt water and forjthe extraction of
minerals rrom deep well water and ocean
water. ·
Author Dies
Sir Compton 14ackeozie (1963
photo), author of "\Vhtsky Ga·
lore" and · other w6 rks, died
at his Edui.burgh home Thurs·
day: He would have been 90
in January. Mack~ie's most
famous tale Wa s about island-
ers in Scotland who find a
wreck.ed ship f i I I e d with
whisky.
Marines Report
Bayonet Suspect
Mental Escapee
SAN DIEGO (AP) -A Marine Corps
recruit acewsed of stabbing his drill in·
structor 'i'-'ith a bayonet escaped earlier
this year from a state mental hospital, a
Marine spokesman htis disclosed.
Pvt Juan C. Torres, 23, of Stockton
will be t'umed over to Jaw enforceme~.
authorities in Stockton during the next
few days for ricom'mitmerit to a mental
hospita.l, the spokesman'said ?hui:scfay.
· Married Virgin
Awarded Divorce
. NORWICH, England (AP) -Walter
Worl! was fined SO pounds -$120 -·for
making love to his wife in their side
yard.
Only a· row of nowers separated the
loving pair from the garden next door,
and the neighbor's two youiig children
saw them. They told their mother, who
telephoned the police.
· Bariiea was the chief speaker at the
closing ·session this week of the 42nd an·
nual meeting of the Society of Ex-
ploration Geophysicists.
NO ONE MINDED ~I ,• r" ~ • )." •0
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Torres was accused of aggr1.1.vate<f
assalllt with a deadly weapon and assfu1t
on a superior officer in the stabbing ol.
Sffi. Cart N. Cyr, '1:1, of Pawtucket, R.J. .
The Marines said Cyr was stabbed in
the back Sunday, , apparent1y without
provocation , in a barracks at the Marine
Corps Recruit Depot ,
GI Bill Students Return
To OCC in Srmday's Pilot ,
As DAILY PILOT staffers pul finishing
touches to some Or the "Hmtitss"
material you'll wunt to read this
weekend. here is II rundown or some of
"Sunday's Best": .
GI SCHOOL DAYS -With the Viet·
nam War winding do~ the atrpospbere
on campus Is like Post World War JI and
Kt>rea days when GI Bill students return.
ed to college and part-time jobs. Staff
Writer Joanne ReynoJds· reports on how
Jt1ls at Orange Coast CoUcge . ..i
!:RJSIS OVER? -The Unit<><! Slates
see ms to be goll\g back t6 1960 and
st.rtlng over agatn after a decade In
w•ich cherished values have been rudely
sl'l8ken, Col umnist Charles Wllsc#I says ih
hit pieee entitled "Notion1s Faith
Rlstored." .
.AME!llCA'S ROYALTY -Lagunatlcs
~·ho have. been around a while may
remember an old neighbor and what It
was like when Grace Kelly wa s a full -
time actress and part-time Laguna re1i-
d'ent. Now she is Princess Grace and
Family Weekly feat ures h;er and another
American beauty who became a prin-
cess.
SILVER SALE -The federal govern-
ment will auction ort Carson City silver
dollars for a minimum or $30 apiece -or
whatever else the bidders are wllllng to
spend -but o.l least one expert says
even the minimum bid ls no bargabl. Jl'1
a Ca pitol News Service story.
TOYS FOR ALL REASONS -
Christmas toys wUl be more realistic
than ever l1 )'t8(. And· there are Tiiott,
or them nv liable. An A.ssoclnted Press ·~
story revie s the natiOnai toy picture for
the holidays.
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PARIS (UPI) -The French Appeals
Court bas upheld the divol'Ci! of a French
woman who took a lover because she ,was
still a virgin four years after her mar·
r:iage.
Tlie appeals coort rejected a pica by
the huspand who claimed his wife agreed
before their wedding not to comummate
the marriage and lbat she therefore was
guilty of adultery.
"I love my wife and I cannot see why
we should not show some affection ·to
each other," said Worts, 39. "The chil-
dren may have seen us, but it was not in-
tentional." .
. Prosecutor John Bates argued TbUJ'S·
day that an EnidisPman may do what he
likes in his castfe, but is shouJdn't be nec-
essary for his neighbor to put' uf"a fenj:e
to avoid seeing him do it.
BROMBOl\OUGH, England cl.~ -Trici8 McDooough thougbt the was I a _"q_o~as-you-like" affair so she wore a
biktnJ. The· 300.. other guests wore
olXllnary elms. . . •
"They mull have ~t I ·wu·Dlld,"
she said. "But they Jet me in. 1 was •
stared at 1or halt. an bout, &bea the
. novelty wore oU." ·
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He was listed in stable condition at San
Diego Naval Hospital Th~.
A Navy board of psychiatrist! found
Torres clinically insane Thursday, tLe
spokesman said.
He $Sid a records checi: showed Toms
was committed by a court JI.. Stockton.
State Hospital' and escaped thi..s summer
before enlistting ln'"tbe Marines, using a
fictitious addresl.
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Cash Paid .
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MINNEAPOLI~, Minn. !UPI) -Lui
July ri two huSlfy, IHoot men ttdnaped •
Mn. Virginia Piper. The men bandcuhed
her, taped her eyevn<I chained her to a
tree for 44 hours -until her wealthy ift..
vestment executive husband paid ••·
million in ransom.' • -San francisco
BAY crrv BEAT -Every time you
v~ure forih into all this holiday traffic,
just think about wonden of the future
wtien we all have mass p 1.\..b I i c
tlansportalion. •
Right oow. ·•re io Orange County, we
have the new Orange County' Rapid
The money paid in ii0,000 marn.t $ZO
bills -reportedly WU the biggest/
ransom ever paid ln the Unlj.ed States.
Thursday it was made public that part
of the ramom money bad been passed ln
several Mimesota ctttes -the first ma·
jor break in the investigation of the kid·
naptng.
FBI agents and other authorities bi
Minnesota and other MJdwestem states
have bee!) working around the ciock on
t~ case. ,
Transit District. Of course ·we havin't UNITED PRE.U Internallonal learned
reached the stage yet where we are all Tuesday money had been passed, but
swiftly IOODled from San Clemente to auLhortties asked that the information be
Seal Beach vta! an eledronic monorail kept confidentLal in hope that the kid-
cunmuter train. ,bapen would try to pass more ransom • mooey and might be apptebended. Ind~ oul system is still pretty , __..Mrs. Piper, 49, attractive silver-haired
primitive. It operates with buses on wife of Minneapolis.investment executive
regular highways. But tbe Orange County · R C. Piper Jr., was taken from her plush
system is reportedly making headway. home in a wooded area of suburban
Omo. She was released unbanned twu More people are riding the new buses. days later when her husband paid the
They get there and the price ls right. ransom.
Maybe one of these days we'll graduate A minister received an 8DOQ.Y1DOUS call
to some bi~ tail system. -· abciit her whereabouts and authoriUe5
MEANW11ILE, HOWEVER, the most
modem. up-to-date, Space Age type of
publiC transportation· anywhere can be
found in the San Francis<X") Bay Area
whet"e they have established swift, com-
puterized commuter trains.
rescued her. •
DURING HER ORDEAL MB. Piper--
who was '"picking some dead pansies"
from her garden when ahe was ktdnaped
-was fed only a few pieces of. dleese,
some soggy bftad 'BDcl • son drink, all
during a rain downpOur.
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Mrs. H. C. Piper, Jr.
Ex-Eisenhower
Defense Chief
McEh·oy Dies
CINCINNATI (UPI). -Noll H.
McElroy, secretary of defeme f0r two
~ears in the second administration of
President Dwight D. ~nbower, has
died after a long illness. He was 68.
McElroy was n!med to bead the
Delense Department in 195'7 aqd resigned
the post in 1959.
He was president of,Procter & Gamble
Co. here before his appointme.nt to the
cabinet post When he resigned as
defense secretary, McElroy returned to
become chairman of' the board of the
giant soap manufacturing company.
McElroy was named chairman of the
executive committee of the board of
directors of Procter le Gamble in 1971, a
position he resigned in October this year. This was done after years of ·ex-
haustive planniog by a governmental out·
fit up there called the Bay Area Rapid
Transit Disbict, or BART, for short.
BART's new commuter train S)l!_tem
was designed to be one of the modem
wonders with swift. sleek trains con-
trolled upon their appointed rounds by
computerized automation. Finally this
ye;ar, lbey aot lbe whole uµng going.
RA!liable sources say the Piper kidnap
money has been passed re<entl! in. three
banks in Rochester, a bank 1n Kasson , at
least one bank in Mankato, in the Min-
neapolis.st. Paul area, and pOsslbly in
southern Mbqlesota.
He had undergone exploratory surgery .
in May, at which time a malignancy was
· Jound. He died at Holmes Hospital Thurs-
Most of the. moDey apparently was
passed or exchanged early this week,
although the exact amOWlt involved is
not koown.
day night. .
The Berea, Ohio, native chaired the
White House Cooterence on Education in
1$SS. PresidenC" Nixon named him
chairman of the Presidential Commission
on School Finance in 1970.
TROUBLE WAS, nasty rurDors about
the system kept filtering down here into
the Southland. Like that the computers
weren't coot.rolling the trains quite -right.
And one train crashed, falling in-
gloriously oU the track during an
emergency.
So during a r.cent swing through the
San Fr.mcisco Bay Area, I was mildly in-
teresti!li in getting a notion frcm my
frieods who are cltiJeml ol ·that region
Watchdog News Council
Primed to Take Effect
just bow Woll BART is OOW making OllL Nn YORK '(UPI) :... A national neir• 'lllllel>-W~'~ and tbe Los Now, San Francisco area per90DS are ,-Angeles Timil." •
well known for extolling the virluea of. ~ to invtlljp~ piblic complainta . Tlit· t>member CCJlll\l'I. .pl. have no
their region. You !mow, the bridges, "the agllinst ... Jlriss and probe threats coercive power, and its.-;ftD0,900 annual
bay, all tbooe history and art llUlleUlllB. againil fnedom of the press is ex~, lildget wUI como fnoi' -~ fou.,.
WHEN 111E DISCUSSION turned to to begin1q>erations sometime nett year. . d8tion,:i:, with no.ne oon~ting more
BART, however, they seemed to become 1'iM., proposal comes on the heels of re-than 25 ~nt.
universally vague. cent governmental pressures on the news The council "will not solve all the pro-
"By the way," yoo begin, "How 's media .. Among ttiose pressures have been blems ~ print and broadcaSt media.
B'RT do' belled nor will ·tt answer all of the criticisms n mg t ays?" the jiiling of two ·jou.malist5 fot refusing
"He is resting." to divulge Sources, blanket subpoenas of >Voiced by the public and by )Xl1iticia11S,";
"No, no I don't mean a person. I mean jow:nalists' notes, photographs, and oews a task force report said. · . •
Yout d new te t · tern d and the J··~1ce "It will, however, be an independent
1gr_an . ,?>mmu r ram sys . film and vi eotape ,.... body-to which the public can take lts H?,w s It going'! . . . Department's efforts to stop publication
I heard you nght . BART 1s resting~ of the Pentagon Papers in several complaints aboUt press coVttage. It will
'He bas a bad cold in the computer. He is "\newspapers.-.. act as a strong .defender of press
also sulklna becaUJe people laughed_ when The council will focus on the major freedom. Jt will attempt to -make the
be fell off the track and hurt hunself news sUppliers because of their national media accountable to the public and to
" impact and because of their influence lessen the tensions between the press and ... government." ••wEu. LOOK. Even Mussolini got the upon local news reporting. The major Members of the task force include Mrs.
Italian trains running on lime. Surely suppliers include the two national wire Lucy Wilaon Bemoo, national president
you've-got BART funning okay now:'" services, the three television m!tworks of the Leap of Women's Voters al)d ~
"Not sure. Maybe. Heard a rumor one and such newspapers as the New York chairman of the task force; C. Donald
ran the other day. But l haven't seen Peterson,. as.tOclate. justice of the Min,_
BART lately. Why don't we talk about nesota Supreiile Court, the other co-
. the Bay Bridge?" DAll1' PILOT chairman; John B. Oak .. , N.W Vwt
So it bas ~one Wilh BART. Maybe Times editorial . page editor: Richird
BART is Just a si°" ~tarter and will DELIVERY SERVICE Salant, president CBS. News; and Hod-
abruptly burst forth,ene of these days in DtliwtT oft~ Daily Pilot ding Carter Jil editor, the DeJta
a blaze of glory. Me~whlle, Bay Area Democrat Times, Greenville, Miss. folks would rather talk about the is guarante~d
weather. ., ~
LATEST· IN TliE news from up there
ls ttiat a lawyer named Richard E. Peritz
is suing the people who built tbe BART
equipment for .$100 million. He allege5
they failed to provide "a workable, sate,
automatic train system." -
Alas, it appears that BART's col.d may
have turned into UM! ,nu.
Just proves you can't look into the
future and gel over-confident. Don't sell
your old family bus yet.
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HUD Fraud Cbttrged
DEmOIT (UPf) -'!be federnl
gov~rnment in a move aga~t "fraud In
the Detroit a~a" has filed bribery in·
dict111ent.S against f four ·key officials
working under tbe Detroit Qffice of
Housing and Uri>an Development (HUD).
The' four were responsible for more than
haH o/ all appralaals made by the Detroit
Federnl Housing Admlnlstration offiee.
Sno~ Covers.~Ne"W England:
Up to 9 Inches Fall iii Interior Sections
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V.iet General,' Killed I ..
SAIGON (AP) -A plane airryillg loui
crewmm md a jotnl J.l.man U.S.·Vlet.
narne19 twn Ylaltlng refugee c:ampl
cruhed lo bid weather on the ceolral
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cluding a v1ema.,... general •. '!'be IJ
olbera w.,.. IDjured.
Five ol the dead ,..... Vletna-and
the two 9lber dead we"' ....__
emplo)'td by the U.S. A&"""! ·for
Jntematlonal lleYelopnent.
'!'be aeneral WU Identified as Maj.
Geo. ,.,.. '1'!111111 Phong, deputy com-
mander ol the Ind Mllltary tegloo, which
""'1>nlees the ceiltl'al hlghlancls and-the
central coast. He formerly · was bead of
tbe South Vietnamese pacification pro-
gwn BDd the national police,
.Tllo -ol the AmoricaD dead were
withheld pending uotillC811on of the nest
~f kin. ' -
Of the iQjured, three were Americans
working for the U.S. aid program,
spokestnan said. The otben were Viet-
Pboo.g was the seventh Vietnamese
general ld11ed in the Vietnam war. Eigbl
American geoeraJJ and an admiral have.
died in oormecUoa wllh the Vietnam war.
· Spokesmtu &aid that while the <** of
the crub waa not lnunediateJy known, it ..
Link to Jfug~
· Caves Found
· MAMMOIJ'rll cAVE, °Ky. (UPi)
· ·-~ •-Pulageway linking the F;/;;t llldge cave 11Yll<m with
the Mammoth Cave 1)'9tem bas
been discovered, and t1ie entire
labyrinth <Cnld total more than 300
miles, ofllctala dlsclo9ed today.
Before the lieptember discovery,
Flint Ridge wa.s the world's longeat .
known cave system·wtth 17 miles
mapped. Mammoth Cave waa third
at 58 JPiles. Second w a s
Switzerland'i Hollocb Holle, 72
miles. ·
" eppearod to .have ~ acddlaW llld
weaiher ipPar<nUy "'' a CC)lllrlbutlnc .
factor.
Tbe plane, a Cl Clarlb9a flun tho 8!>uth
Vietnamele . olr force, ~ Joto
' the ground 50o yar:do 11*1 of tho naway
at the Tuy Hoe Air llaM "" the calr81
cout, 23ii mu.. norlboqt, a( Slip.
MeanwbUe, field reportl ul4 • Coll!·
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SACRAMENTO (AP)
With only "°""' lert In the 1m
leg.lslaUve yr:ar, thl!.C&lllorn1a
Sena~ bas moved to. close 1l
loophole In the 1 t 1 t e ' 1
newsman's privilege Jaw -
leaving the rate ot the biU to
be decided In the Assembly to-
day.
The h111, passed 23.9 by the
Se:nate Thunday, w o u I d
clarify an existing law giving
newsmen the riA:ht to withhold
the identity OI eonfidentlal
news sources from all official
agencies, Including courts. ....
The bill'• author .
Assemblyman William Bagley
(R-San Rafael), said the
· ""'8SUn!.woold have no effect
on the case-ol Los Angeles
newsman Wllllam Farr, jailed
this week for · contempt ol
court for ref\Jslng to disclose
the sources of a story he wrote
in l9'ro while covering the
Charles-Manson trlal.
(lien. James Wbetnwre (!\-
Garden Grove) voted for the
bill. Sen Dennis Carpenter (R-
Newport Beach) was listed as
absent or not voting. Seri.
Clair Burgener (R·Rancho
Santa Fe) voted against the
mea~ure.)
tninistratlve bodiea. some at-
torneyis and judg_es have sug·
gested, howe ve r . tbal
newsmen could still be com-
pelled to answer questions by
grand juries. wblch are not
specllically mentioned in the
existing law. ._
Bagtey's blll WOUlll add
gra»j juries "and any other
body ho~ the powu to l!suo
subpoenas' to the existing
law. ·
SAN JOSE (AP) -"I oondltion at a San Jose
lhougbt for a second I hJd hospital.· Pollce 11akt Arthur
been shot," Linda Starkey John DePeralta, 17, wu tum· i
said . "I thought I WIUI going to ed ovet to Juve n l I e
die." authorities. Officers said boU. TO ACCOMPLISH VITA\. PURPOSE OF PAYING OFF CENTURY
• Mrs. Starkey was seized as wero ·being beid . for . Ir>-i MANUFACTURERS , • ,. CUH MUST IE RAISED DESPITE LOllE~I t
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FARR, WHO I was oovcring Solott Die• witb two bank robbers. The spokesman said 6e believed all t ON ENTIRE $391,000.00 STOCK OF "COLONllL-$PAllSH & TRAN· •
the Manson"lrlal .for, the Los cbase ended Thursday when the 1116,000 taken Jrt the.,.._ t · SITIONAL FURNITURE BT RENOWNED CUSTOM MAKERS" IN SOFAS t .
Ange I es l!era!d:Ei<aminer Califo.roia'l!-Oldest •tale 1>ery had beea recovered. • -2-PC. SOFA SETS • LOVE S .. TS, 2·PC. & 3-PC. CORNER t · -•· ... _ hi • ' gisl to "-.... ..... an ofCicer shot one of the men + ..,,. • w.~ a ·-, w ch said ,e 8 r, ~em"'-wt:: had pressed a cocked gun The J:hase began when Mrs. t SECTIOllAU,_ DINING FURNITURE, BEDROOM FURNITURE, CUS· • ' -=~~:uc,i':~ :::::: ;;.i;.:.~~ !f~~: to Mrs, Starkey's head and Starkey, :C. and another : TOM HIDE·A·SLEEPERS, 'FAMOUS MAKERS' BEDDING, IUNK 'BED i
Ho 11 y w o o~d entertainers. cer at his home in Eu-threatened to kill her. employe, Nancy V.alentlne, 20, t SETS, 9-PC, STUDIO GROUPS, TABLES, CHAIRS-RD CIERI-·& •
Although ail attorn eys reka. He was 74 and Jesse Eugene Yates, 22, San were abducted by two !oung t FINEST CONTOUR RECLINERS, CUSTOM DESKS • IODKCASES, :
assoc!ated·wlth the trial had had served 11 terms. · Jose, was reported in critical t::r.'s" ;;wnho ~~~. ubpranthech t MANT S~LES IN FINE TAILE-FLODR & HANGING UMPS, ETC. : been ordered by the court not aw\;11. +
to di5cuss the case with ..-'----------------~ •here and fled. • , IONAFIDE SAVINGS ARE 45%~55%-67% ON THE DOUAlll ; Fair' st · Pursued by a helicopter anoj t b • ~wsmen, s ory seem-'P ' B ·zz Ad . 30 police vehicles, the car . • OPEN MON. T!fRU FRI. I TO 9-SAT. 10 TO 6-SUN. 11 TO 5 • wl: ~=~:e in~rvi:-ot J., vances driven by Mrs. Valentine, end: •••••••+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ .. ++++++++ ... es.c. ........ :
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ln Thursday's Sen ate Into a mud bank and was debate, Sens. Milton Marks SACRAMENTO (AP) -A bill to soften the penalties quicJdy surtounded by of-
and George Moscone, both of for marijuana possession in California has moved a giant ficers.
San Francisco, said newsmen step closer to Gov. Ronald Reagan's desk -and Dl06t . One or the men, sitting in
should be permitted a "con-bets say that's as far as it will get. fhe back seat, told his partner
fidential relationship" with 'I'tle Senate ~ the bill 21·18 late 'l'bursday, send-he wanted to kill the women ·
. news sources similar to (hose ing it to ~ Assembly fer approval or Senate amendments. and shoot it out with police,
Try Saturday's News Quiz
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The measure has already .... .,, .. ....,, the Assembly onoe. Ch' r f Detecti B rt ·CHANCES OF passing the between doctors ·.00 patients, .,__... 1e o ves a
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~~ were rat~ as. clergymen and penitents, and 1 · uncertain Thursday night. It policemen and in!onners. had to be acted on today, the
last daf of the • leglslaUve
si.ssion, or It would die.
Passage send3 the bill to Gov.
Rooald Reagan.
A newsman 's privilege law
enacted bJst year already'
allows newsmen to refuse to
disclose toUTCes to courts, the
Legis l ature and ad-
'No-fault'
Stalled '
In Assemblv
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SACRAMENTO (AP) -A
parliamentary roadblock kept
the last major 00:-fault auto in-
surance bUI of the year stalled
oo the Assembly floor today
with the deadline for pa~ge
only burs away.
No-fault opponents refused
Thur!day to waive ru1es to
allow Assembly'man Jack Fen-
ton'• hlfl quiet floor con-
sideration after It had won 12--3
approval In the Assembly
Ways and Means Committee.
Fenton pn!dlct.d that the
Assembly would approve hiS
bill and send it to the Senato
for a showdown v o t e .
Lawmakers planhed to end the
1972 sesaion late today.
"111 get It out of , here for
sure. I don't know in what
mutilated form," the Mon-
tebello Democrat said,
Ear l ier Thursday,
Assemblyman Willie Brown,
the San Francisco Democrat
who heads Ways and Means,
said be was returning a cam-
~ contrlbutk>n from the
clti!omia Trial Lawyers
Association, the lead.Ing op-
ponent of no-fault.
Witnesses'
Identities
SuppresBed
ONTARIO (UPI) ,;_A judge
htre successfully suppressed
the identities of witnesses who
tesUfied in open court ln a
murder trial.
Superior Court J u d g e
Richard C. Garner issued a
gag order forbidding
newspapers in the area to
publish the names;~ although
the identities of the witnesses
are part of the public record
of the trial.
Two inmates at t h e
California Institution for 1ifen
at Chino were convicted of
murdering another inmate,
largely on the testimony of
nine fellow convicts.
Garner said be bad issued
the order to protect the in-
mate witnesses frotn the
vengeance of their fellow
prisoners. But aewspapers
ftgbting his ru ling·pointed out
that the identity of the wit·
neiEe5 would already · be
known to other convicts, since
they testified .. in open court
before the accuse(!. killers.
THE VERDICT returned
Wednesday found Fred S.
Mendrin, 25, and Donald R.
Hale, 23., guilty of stabbing to
death Richard Castillo,· 11,•
who ·was knifed 23 times in a
brawl in the prism's max·
imum security section.
The San Bernardino Sun·
Telegram and the Ontario
Daily Report both objected to
Jolly stripe$ of red and white -
look! The ,peppennint pietl
It's a rolliddng dock, decked with
magical trimmings' Our own
finely c~afted . Christmas decorations.
Unusual ornaments and lights, all
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Trim your holidays in magical waysl
Brown, wtio also opposes
Fenton's bill, said an unnamed
member of the assodatk>n had
telephoned Brown supporters
In San Francisco and accused
him of purposely avoiding a
chance to kill Fenton's bill Olli
of frlendshlp for the author.·
the Rag order. ,,.--~-------~=----------------.., "'nle process bf chipping
That, said Brown, was un·
true.
.away at these fundamentals
can only lead to a lessened
respect and understanding for
a judicial system we support."
said James Geehan, editor and
associate publisher o·f the Sun-
Telegnim.
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Calming School Strife
• · SQ.le School Supt W)lson Riles has hired four new
lull-time staff members to stud,y con!lict in the schools
and come up with steps to curb school tensions stem·
ming from stude°' racial and employment problems.
11'1be schools," says Riles, "have served as involun-
tary batUegrounds for society's ills."
Apart from a fi,w potentially explosive incidents,
mostly involving tension at athletic. events, Orange
County has fortunately escaped the headline-making
disturpances that have plagUed many other di.b1ricts in
the state.
These hive ranged from lunch money extortion
~ racketS to actual physical ass~lts on teachers and stu·
dents. The annual cost of scb"'bol vandalism in Los An-
geles is around a million dollars. .
Riles notes a correlation between the economic
health of a school district and its ability to cope with
1J.tis sort of violence.
When financial strain sets in, .be says, maintenance
budgets usually are the first to go. Buil<!ings lake on an
air of abandonment and become a playground for van-
dals.
Co mmunity morale, home life, teacher-administra-
tioii rifts and a general increase in juvenile crime con·
tribute to lhe atmosphere of conflict in the school s.
"blackboard jungle" or the 1950s in East l'OBSt schools,
but says. "rm not willing to wait arounH and find out."
This approach is t'Ommendable. Violence and strife
in the schools can rob both the guilty and the innQCent
of precious time needed to prefare for a constructive
life. and tear the soclal fabric o the entire co mmunity.
Toys Can Be De~y
Jn 1968' the Department of Health, Education and
WeUare estimated that toys -not inclUding swings,
slides, bi cycles and sports 'eqllipment -were causing
injuries to 700,000 children a year.
The figure was challenged by consumer spokesmen,
\1/ho folmd it unreasonably low, and toy manu!aCt.u're.rs,
who had the opposite view. But so far, it's the best esti-
mate available:
Obviously many minor injuries go unreport~, and
it's often difficult to draw the line ~tween inherently
dangerous toy design and a child's abuse of a normally
safe object.
Under the 1969 Child Protection and Toy Safety
Act, the Food and Drug Administration was empowered
to ban hazardous toys. To date the agency has prohibited
the sale of 884 toys and required correction of many
others. . '
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The state superintendent's new staff mem\Jers will
consider rommunity·based---programs, the use of com-
petently trained para-professional safety aides and meth·
ods of involving the students themselves -as those
most di rectly concerned -in efforts to retain, or r~
store, the atmosphere of tranquility essential for learn·
ing. _
"Every parent is due the peace of mind of knowing
his child is physically safe, and every student has the
right to learn without the stress of conflict," Riles told
a group of 200 educators gathered to discuss school
tensions .
The Toy Manufacturers of Amer¢a, representing
about 270 of the 1,200 firms produchig $2.5 billion
worth of toys each year, also has its Safety Standards
Committee.
But the ultimate r~nsib~ity must rest with the
parents. IntelJigent selection of a child's playthings, re-
moval of well-intended, but inappropriate or hazardous
gifts, and a Ylatchful eye on a youngster's handling of
his toys ca n keep that deligbUul Christmas surprise
from turning into a deadly. or disfiguring weapon.
A Not-Ver~ -Merr~ Ch rl strQ_~s !
He does not fore~ for California a revival of the
'Stars' Leave International Stage
Political Sce~e Stabilizing
\V ASHING TON -An amazing stability
in the world 's leadership has created the.
right atmosphere (or President Nixon's
"generati<>n of peace" -if he can get us
there in time.
A stability which· marks the political
climate or the ma-
(~CHARD WILSO~
sidering any kind of a slgnificant change
in an American leadership which has
jar powers was un-' gone so fa.r down a long road. A presi-
derlined by Chancel-dent could not imagine or pray for a bet-
tor Brandt's satisfac. ter set-up than William P. Rogers as
tory victory in West secretary of state and Henry M. Kiss-
Gennany fOillowing chief dv" · al So closely aft.er .Nix· inger as a 1ser on nauon
on's landslide. se<"'Jrity. The combination works, and
tt is as if there With Jess friction than human nature
were a massive voice woold ordinarily allow. If the State De-
heard all over the partment clique feels slighted, its pique
world, and saying "A right, we want tba.t .~ can surely be end.wed .for a while in
generation of, peace. Le.rs get on with lt." a gOOd ~use. Rogqs is not complalnlng,
THERE ARE NO abrasive or sensitive
personalities standing in the way -no
Stalin, no Khrushchev, no De Gaulle, no
Churchillian -or Rooseveltian egos to be
polished, and nO Eisenhower legends to
be per:petuated. I
A world of workmen ~ President Nix-
on in Washington, President Pom pldou in
France. Prime Minister Heath ln Britain,
Chancellor Brandt ln. Germany, Brezh-
nev-Kosygin . in U'1. Soviet .Unl'on, Mao-
OlOU in China -all skilled workmen
confronted by an inspiring and challeng-
ing task.
If there ever.was a time when a true
summit conference could be held it may
be apprOaching in tbe next four years.
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THAT MAKES IT aII the more R.UZ-
zling why Presidenl Nixon should be clln·
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nor Is Kisalrlger.
1be injection of such a strong
personality as John Connally into this
picture does not change it .. CoMally's
merits, administratively anOpolltlcally,
are not to be ignored. There is plenty of
challenging work for him, organiziQg the
restructuring of the federal government
or launching American industry and
business On a new era of com-
petitiveDess. Both concepts are at the top
of Nixon's second term priority list.
' NIXON CAN USE all of them, Rogers,
Kissinger and Connally, in his big-screen
projection of bis secood tenn when he
will deal with a stable world leadership
which respects him and those who have .
been associated with him.
The existing stability can be seen 'Jnly
as one of those precious moments for the
accomplishment of high purposes which
rarely comes. Nixon bas four more years.
It is by no means certain that Leonid
Brezhnev, Alexei .Kosygin, Mao Tse-
• tung and Chou En.1ai wn1 be on the scene
when Nixon's second term ends. Nor can
there be certainty about Heath , Brandt,
and Pompidou . What is to be ac·
Complished will have to be begun in yery
short order to achieve the momentum
which can carry over into changed world
leadership. .
For Nixon's part, ii \\-'ill begin when he
goes to Europe early next year seeking
new relationships to make Europe secure
w:IUK>ut. the cootinuing military .confron-
tation on land and sea with the Soviet
Union. His work will be that much easier
if those who intimately understand \vhat
be Is tryillg fl> do are In the picture, and
1bat much harder if a new team has to
be initiated.
AMERICAN EFFORTS have foundered
before on ineptness. The Eisenhower cf·
forts from 1956 onward were a tragedy of
errors. The new beginnings President
_ Kennedy tried to make were an innocent
preliminary to an ominous confrontation.
President Johnson, bedeviled at once by
an imperious De Gaulle. a disrespectlul
British prime.minister, and an unpopular
Asian War, could oot make a beginning-.
Now it has.fallen to Nixon. with un-
questionable public support, to negotiate
with a tractable and stable world
leadership what his predecessors could
not come close to, a soundly based
security for a coming generalion. Nixon
y.·iJI need all of the best ,l)elp he can g~I.
·Fringe Benefits ·of Office
By JOHN CHADWICK
~ l"Pftl Wrtl9r
U.S. se nators receive wallet-size a1pies
of their electrocardiograms, fre(! ice and
speeeh·writing services from the Librari
of Congress. • • They also are entitled to use plants
lrom .the Botanic Gardens for their of,.
fices. or reproductions of paintings and
prints from the National Gall_ery of Art.
THESE ARE JUST a few samplings
from a list of "allowances, emoluments
and privileges'' available to U.S. ~nators
and published in a new Congressional
Handbook.
The 204-pop handbook W8' prepan.cJ
by the Joint Committee on Cmlgre111onal
Operation.t. There ls a companion volume
for House members.
'Ibe haodbook notes that senators
automatl.!1.lly receive $45,000 in group
life insurance coveraae at a monthly cost
of $28.82. The amount is b6sed on their
salaries of $42,500 a year.
A 1enator's alJowance for statf help,
·Dear
Gloomy
Gus
-"'!be.. ..,,.,-to a man's h e a r t Is
thrallla hll -b. '!bl 1fl1 to a woman's heart Ls
tlroUlb her children. "W1IJ iloesn~ man know this?
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and the size of his office suite. depends
on bow populous a state be represents.
SENATORS from state.s with a popula·
lion of over 17 million -California and
New York -are. allowed $558,145 a year
for staff costs. Senators from states with
a population of three million or less
receive $311,577.
Similarly, sev~m office suites are
aJ&igned to senators from states with
over 12 mllllon people. California and
New York , six-room suites to senators
from states with populatlons of 7 to 12
million -Pennsylvania, Illinois , Texas,
Michigan, Ohio and New Jersey, and
five-room suites to senator.11 from states
with less than Be'len million.
Choice of s6 ia on the basis of
seniority.
ALL omCES A.RE furnished. Each
sena tor also is entlllcd to three small
pl&llts a month or one large plant every
t~·o weeks from the Botanic Garfens.
"Diseased.· or deaa pl8iils will be
replaced on request," the handbook says.
Senators receive allowances for sta·
tiooery, postage, telephone and
telegraph, travel and offices in home
states, These also are based on state
papulaUon and , in the case of travel, on
the di.stance between a senator's state
and Washington.
Senators are gi~en congressional
license tags and have v I r t u a 11 y
unrestricted parking privileges I n
W ashlngton.
THE HANDBOOK offeN advice on how
to keep office files and write to govern·
ment off'iclals. It even tells the location
of gymnasiums in the Senate office
buildings.
To have the Library of Congress
prepare a speech, the senator need only
provide such infonnation as what view-
polnt be wants expressed, desired length
of the .11peech, and the occAsion fpr giving
the speech.
But there is a limit. The handbook cau-
Uons. "Term papers, ma.'!ter's theses,
and other research requests of con-
stituents cannot be prepared/' It ::ays.
Isn't It the Truth!
By CARL RIBLET JR.
The Ai• ol !Jlr<ISOll i. •loo the. Ai• of 1hc Flack. The,ge 111 the Flack Is a!Jo
the Age of I.hf Handout : which 111 to say
that a •INf!dn.d thousand publicity •nd
PR peo,ile hand us blanderlied, eelf-aerv-
lng, incredibly ovonl(llpllfied aJl!J often
qulie !aloe plctqrel cl an Amttlca that
needs to be aa.vta"b)· truth, not merchan--
dising and tub-thur.1pln •.
"To withhold truth Is to lroru gold.''
-Danish Prowrb
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We ar'e exhorted oonstantty by bumper
sticker, a:dter.t.isement"-recipe and ckJs&or
to da somctrung we either don't want lo
do or can't ~to eatlncft't beef, eat len
food, l'itay thin , hve longer, stop this, 1top
that, grow up, slay young, grow old
gracefully, keep clean, keep moving and
sleep tight, wWch some people ofttn do.
''There U onlti ont thtng ptt>ple like
that is good for tMm; a (Jood night's
¥1eep /'
-E.W. llowe
Human Saint,s
Are Human
Beings First
~YDNEYJ.HARRi~
N; we know, it often takes a child to
express a fact we find it hard to grasp.
1.1y IG-year"ld daughter noi Jong ago
remarked at dinner how much she liked
a new girl who joined her class this year.
"What do you Uke about her~"
somebody asked, and she thought a while
and then said, "Well, I thi.ilk she'!; . the
most human person I've met in a long
lime." She paused, and then a wonderful
lhooglit tumbled out
of her: "In fact,
she's so human, it's
almost inhuman.
Here is a · pro-
round ~ychological
truth that has escap-
ed most grown-ups.
The aim of our spec-
ies, obviously, is to
be as bu.mu as pos.-
sible. But r e w of us manage to
make it m o s t of the way; and
those few wbo do actively realize their
humanhood begin to seem positively
"inhuman" to the ~f us.
It must have secretly amused someone
like Gandhi, for instance, to see himseU
referred to as "sainUy." There was
oothing in the least bit saintly about tbe
~1ahatma. He was sometimes vain,
angry, irritable. stubborn and petty.
These are all buman characterist.ics.
But he was, at the same lime, the em-
OOdiment of those distinctively human
virtves in which the rest of us fall short;
and it was the possession. of this full
humanhood that made him seem
''saintly.''
Tift: TROUBLE with most of Gandhi's
emulators._ then and now, is that they
wanted to be saints without being
per.90ns first. They wanted to skip a
whole stage of being, and leap from ln-
fanthood to sainthood without going
through personhood first. And this desire
only represses the evil in us, it does not
extinguish it.
Many people, I am sure. would be
surprised lO learn lhat this Ls a gu__otation
from Gandhi, expressed late in his life:
"It Is better to be violent, i! there is
vlolenct in our hearts, than to put oi;i the
cloak of non-violence to cover im-
potence."
Gandhi did not want to be a saint; he
knew ~ was not ready for it. All he
wanted to be was the most human he
could. not repressing or disguising his
human fatllngs , but exercising his poten-
tialities ror good to the utmost. What
n1ade hlm ~m .!IO saintly and
"inhuman'' was precisely the Jiving proof
he gave every day that a human belnft
can submerge hls ego and find his fullest
Jdentitf in trnmcendlng himself.
ACTUAUY, we call 51.lch men saints
because we want to escape the dreadful
burden oH••illi to ect Ul<e them. By
placing them In a special ,niche, we
remove ourselves from competition.
Once we freely admltlod they were only
what all bwnam cught to be, Md were
meant to be, honesty would force us into
imitation and nol. mere adulation.
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What would you do If you were
m•dly Ui Jove with a girl but didn't
like her. PUZZLED
Dear Punled: ,
I'd 'mi rry her off to one or .my
best friends whom I d'on1t like,
eoltlltt.
A Nostalgic Look ..
At Campus Revolt
Skarewe University held its tradiUotial
75th Annual l1omecoming Day last week..
Among the nostalgic old grads revisiting
the scenes of their youth was Abbie
(Cbe) Hayden, CiaM ci ~o.
Che had ~n somewhat out of touch
these past two .years, ha v i n g
matriculated directly i n t o Solitary on
charges or attempting to blow up a
lavatory in the Washington Monument
and thus topple the
Government.
1be very first
student he ran into
was young lrwio
Wasp, aass of '76.
"OU the pigs! cried
Ole, rai sing a
clenched fist irr com-
radely fashion .
'· "Pigs?" sald Ir·.
win, peering up into the spreading branch·
es cl. the elms overhead. "I don't see any
pigs up there, sir."
"Pigs. fuzz , you know, cops," said Che.
"Let's go heave a brick at a cop."
"You mean al old Mr. Twistle, the
campus guard?" said Irwin in surprise.
"Whatever for?"
"To force the Dean to negotiate our
non-negotiable demands, of L"OW"Je," said
Che. "Haven'! you ever gone trashing?"
"Oh. yes," said Irwin proudly. "I was
Freshman Chairman of the Autumn Ut-
ter Drive. It was a big su~."
"Hell's bells! Isn't there a radical left
on Uilil campus?"
"Oh, there's lots," said Irwin-'1elpfully.
"Why. three giiys in my rrat alone voted
for McGovern." ' CHE SANK DOWN on a bench and
ruefully reviewed the well-groomed
students passing to and fro, books under
their arms. "What's happened to you
young people?'' he asked with a sigh.
"Why aren 't you hitting the streets to
protest?"
"l"d really like to; it sounds exciting,"
t#
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said Irwin enthusiastically. ''Protest
what?" •
"The war, of course. What else?" Che
leaped to his !e<t. "Stop the bombing '
Bring our boys home! Vietnam for the
Vietnamese !"
"But Mr. Nixon's negotiating with
HAnol to do ju.st that. Under.the terms o!
the tentative agreement. ... "
"Don't say another word," said he.
"We'll protest the draft instead. What
right have these senile old men who run
the Establishment to pick a war and then
send us young men out to fight~
"But ... " ·-··· ·•It's involuntary-servtfu<le.'' cried Che.
"Let's go smash the draft board's win·
dows again !"
"I'm afraid they shut it down for lack
of business," said Irwin apologetically.
"We're supposed to have an all-volunteer
Army by nert swnmer."
''Then we'll start by tying up the De.an
mi demanding a Black S t u d i e s
Program!''
"But we've . lot one," said Irwin,
"along with a Brown , Red, Yellow and
Women's."
"It just shows you.'' said Che, sinking
back on the bench. "how untruatworthy
this rotten Establishment is.·•
"UNTRUSTWORmY!" asked Irwin.
"How do you figure that?"
"lf these past two years have proved
anything," said Che, "they've proved
there's nothing this lousy Establishment
wouJdn't do to stamp out the glorioos
spark of revolutlon in our Nation's
youth."
"But what have they done?'
''They've dOJ\e, '' said Che, ahAklng his
head in defeat, "everything we told them
to."
Poetry in Daily Life
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A fascinating look at the furnishings of
our daily life -an orange, a potato, a
goat, a seashell -is provided by one of
the outstanding living Frenc h poets,
Francis Ponge, in a gripping and ex-
quisite work, The Voice of Things, edited
and translated with an Introduction by
Beth Brombert (a Herder and fferder
book publilhed by McGraw-Hill, $7 .50).
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THE COLLECTION, offered to the
American audience for the finit time, is
a pertinent sampling of the more than
two thbusand pages of Ponge's published
iw-rltings. The emphasis is on the esthetic
side of this writer to whom both Albert
CamW! and Jean--P:tul Sllrtrc have
devoted lengthy studies.
As the translator notes, In rt!ading
Pot\ge, "One has a feeli ng o! eternal
resurgence and surprise. each word like
Chloeae boxe. opening one Into the other,
each text a fresh attempt to seize a frag-
ment of lhe univene. If there ii any
graphic symbol to characterize Ponge, ,,It
would be the circle -the cycle of the
seQOOI, the tea-rounded pebble, the
onnge, Iba plat.er -but above an. Ule
clmtl1rtty of bla technique. He beglna
with the --word, which Inspires the form ,
which construct.a the Idea, whlcb
dell!nnln<1 the word. ln the beginning
was the word, ~ In the end BJ well ."
,AT FIRST GLANCE, Ponge uses the
lanJ!U•B• of em}'d1y to de.ocrlbe ouc)>
~veryday subjects u a potato. 11 cigaret-
te, o,,goat. To h.11 increasing delight ,
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however:, the reader discovers to what
extent suctt a slm plisU<: approach is
deceptiv e. In fa ct, Ponge is creating a
new humanism. Through his delicate
miniatures, he conveys o view of the
universe <ytd man's rel11tionshlp to It.
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DAILY PILOT
Robt rf N. \Veccl, Publi.slzer
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Barbaro KrefQich
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The ~Unrt111 l"'!o:r ut the Dally
Pilot Sl'(!k~ to Inform 11nd ~tln1u·
l!fte rrader• b)' prrscnllng thb
new11>9per'a oplnloo1 an~ rom-
mcntar)' un to1>iC1 ot lnt~I "nd llJ[nftJcance, b)' provldln~ 11. thrum
tor the t'ltpt'f'lllllon of our ~df'r11'
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11erver-~ ftnd 11pokC!lmf'n nn top!C11 ot the day.
Friday, December I, 1972
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'Lye Fades,
Hurt Dog
Impro ves
FORT LAUDERrJALE, Fla.
(AP) -Pompldeawc, a tiny
white poodle doused with
caustic lye by thieves
Thanksgiving Day last year, ls
well and fluffy again.
"I just want people to know
now, a year later, that Pompi
Is almost fully recove.re<t."
says Mra. Catherine Spar~
( ANLY~ J,
who recei ved hundreds of let-
ters and money for
veterinarian bills following
press accounts of the senseless
attack on her dog.
:rh.ieves, ... who broke into
Mrs. Spark!' )lome while she
was away, poured lye on the
pet, burnjng off all of his fur
and most of his skin.
e Line Charge d
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -
Pan American World Airways
has been charged , w i t h
violating the f e d e r a I en-
dangered specl~s act for ac-
cepting shipment of 1 0 0
pounds of howksbill turtle
shells.
The U.S. attorney's office
said charges were brought
against the airline for ac-
cepting three shipments of
turtle shells from Haiti and
Panama to Japan JasJ sum-
111er.
Ttie planes carrying the
shipments stopped tn Lo&
Angeles en route, authorities
said,_ violating the fedetal law
against carrying in interstate
or foreign co Jll m e.rc e
materials derived r r 0 m
anirDals on the federal lilt of
endangered species.
eBig Beef
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Big
Mac, a 1,600-pound Charolais
steer walked into t h e
Mayflower Hotel and shoved
his nose· over the desk. The
clerk filled out a registraUon
form for him.
He was a little large for a
room so the clerk assigned
him to the flrsl-Ooor prom-
enade.
Big Mac was brought here
as part of a protest by 170
stockmen from the West and
Midwest of the lo,: prices they
ere receiving. He Is owned by
Eddie ColliM of Red Oak,
low a.
Big Mae munched on a bou-
quet of flowers on t h e
registration desk before going
to the promenade. There,
several sheets of plastic were
laid out and a bale of hay was
broken open.
eBird Flies
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP )
-A black skimmer unable to
head south from Long Island
Sound with the rest Of its nock
has made the jouhley by
airplane.
The bird, similar to a tern,
didn't have enough feathers to
make the trip. An Audubon
Society member, who found
the bird , arranged for the
airplane flight.
"He rode ln a crate In the
pressurized section of the bag-
gage compartment and ar-
rived in good shape,'' said
Mrs. J .R. Markgraf of
Jacksonville, who is in charge
of the Chri.!tmas bird count
for the Audubon Society here.
eDuck• Wita
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP )-The
ducks have de~atad the
environmeritallsts. T h e City
Council voted 3 to 2 against
ousting the ducks from the
city's water showcase, Lake
Eo\a.
Studies by environmental
experts ~hcnnd the 50 resident
Pek.ln and Muscovvy ducks ·
were pollutiong the lake, now
undergoing a $100,000 restora-
tion.·
"Banning duck fe¢ing ts
like banning Girl Scout
cookies," said City Coun-
cilman Wally Sanderlin as the
council voted to let the duckl
remain.
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Hospital s
At Prisons
Criticized
SACRAMENTO (AP) -
California's· prison hospitals
are dreary, ~ften unsanitary
places which; are ill-equipped
to deal with, the medical needs
of convicts, 3' state legislative
committee reported.
The chief health officer at
Folsom~-prisq~. Dr. David
Rosendale, war singled out for
(MEDICINE)
criticism by 4 ,tJle Assembly
Select Committee on Prison
Reform and Rehabilitation.
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The cominitlee"s chairman,
Assemblyman· fWiOter Kara-· -
bian, (~Monterey Park), sub-
mitted a 64-pqe report.. 9n its
investigati<11 of. bee.Ith care fQ.r
California's. prison inmates.
eo,...·C011rse
SACRAMENTO (AP) -
Drug abUse training would be
required fOr all new teachers
in California by a measure
sent to the'~oor by a 7-
2 votf ,of ~"~ Finance Committee..
The Assembly-passed bill by
Ass.em01yman .L. E.
To W' n s e ft d·, (0-Torrance),
would require every teacl1er to
complete a drug abuse course
to be designed by the State
Department of EducaUon as a
condition " of ·receiving-a
teacher's credential. e Inquest Set
LOS ANGELES (AP ) -A -
Dec. 18 inquest has been
ordered into the death or a lfi.
year-old girl who underwent a
therapeutic abortion and died
of complicatioos; of f i c i a I s
said. '
County Coroner Thomas T.
Noguchi ord ered the public
hearing. th@ second such ac·
tion in two movths.
He said Natalie ~1eyers
.underwent a sal~ solution
abortion on Oct. .fP. in San
Vicente Hospi~; i u f r e r e d
com pl i ca tiOJl sand was
transferred to 'County·USC
Medical eemer Where she died
fi_ve days ·fater. ,
A corOOer'! 'jury earlier
ruled 5-4 that the abortion-
related ·death of Kathryn
Marie&, 20. of Dal1as, Tex., · ae'cldental. An au-
topsy_ ~ woman died
of a g.angrenDUI! ovary, the
coronet'• .~•Mid. ' .,,~ .....
SAN FRANdlsco !AP) -
~ WOQJen who are undeif<!I or doD~'llll rigbfnm
the rill< IJf bntill · children .
who "'41 """ up "'lanted or wltb._vlonl,,problems,
oays ~ Ol <f C.lumbia
Unlvi!'lf!Y 'reitai'dl team
studylha btaln· ~l
Dr. Myton Winick says this
is because evidence indicates
that malnutrition can lead to
children with brain damage.
Winick, w i th Columbia's
lruiUtute of Jf umnn Nutrition ,
told ®_le~tes to the March of
Dimes Foundation here that
the blame for poor eating
habit! lies with mass media
advertiJing, misinformed doc·
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''.'iotiifaction Guaronleed or Your ftloney Bark.''
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Bold Eagle
Wu$3.$5
299
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llPttt Hit)"~ '..
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Men's· Boys'
Chukka Boots
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Wu$5.19
3?9
Dr.nulrlllf bood. Rmir-tiible. Reverse1 to quilt-
ed side. ln green. 3 IO 8X.
CUT ''<i.37 to
'15.47!
100% Polyester
Sheer Draperies
Were $10.96to $38.96
HnrlitJ llPm
CUT*2.98! llPKI Hit)" CUT '3!
H11tli t>lte111
/ll'Kl /l110\0
Girls'
Tunic Top
'was$4.97
199
Long sleeve. StU lie belt. Ginger. brown and yel-
low. Sizes 10to14.
CUT 'l.45!
Mol\yMoo-
Cow Toy
\Vas$Ut
299
Cow says moo as abe
raises her bead and swishes her tall. Plas-
lie body.
CUT '3.78!
Cotton (;ord
Flare Jeans
\Vere$8
422
Belt. loops. 4--bulton front
closing. Two-tone • , , ru st
and brown. brown and
li!amel tan.
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Sears . Catalog?
Conveni ent CALL
pick-up service ls
available fn·our·" ~~
Caialog Stor~ •
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Student's
Flare Jeans
Wa.<$4.99
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Perma-Prtst• -ind P.O]yuter. Blue stripe
or brUwn stripe. Assorted
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CUT$8!
Men's Ski-
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W_as$33
2495
Zip -rront. Cooctaled
hood, In red, blue. browa.
and gold. Assorted alJes.
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1388
Includes !l/8-ln. ratchet,
drlve socketa, 1park plug
aoclcet, alien wrenches ,. .......
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GARDEN GROVE -A sec-Je.eea, has decided to resubm1t resubmit the te~islation, coun-di.strict ii not likely to happen
aod try 1t leplatloo that will the le-'·lation. ty COnlml ttoe members acr<ed and that most Ganlen Grove ea.able the Garden Grove ..., that aMeotlon of Garden residents would rather bav~
Unified Scl>ool DlaltlcUa foim __e,irrenuy • the"Gargen Grove, Grovo by another college th'1r own college dlJlrict.
Ila own community college &:boo! District I! not in •1----'-----~------"---,.---1
district will be made In comm11nfty college system. ln
Sacramento ln January. th• 18st session of the J
The Orange County Com! U!gislature a bUI -paued mltteo on School -Diltrlct • which would allow tbe dJslrlcl
Organilalion which hu been to start its own two..year~-Y. atudying Ga~en Grove'a prob-leges, but the measure Was
" · ' lems with community Col-vetoed by Gov. Ronald Rea-gan.
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Girl Queen ·
FULLERTON -Frellhman
Teresa Cantaneda, daughter of
Mr. an4 Mrs. ·Ernest Caft..
taneda of ~ Rivera, has
been Rlected 197Z Homecom-
ing Queen at Cal state
ll'ullertoo.
e Flnn P r obed
BREA .:. Charges . !rom
residents-that the Bre8 Alloy .
In reachlngi °"' ctecislon In ••
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-ORANGE COUNTY
alley as an Integral part o111sl -----------'----------~--'--+-----1
operation has prompted city
· councilmen to order. ·an in-
vesUgaUon.
· The city planning stall was
told to present a possible sotu-·
lion ta the land use problem "
within 90 days. The alley, *>
feet W14e, is situated 1between
the plaat and a ""'ldentlal
area.
e Btdldlng Nixed
ANAHEIM -Planning com-
missioners have denied an ap-
plicaUon for ··a ~2l·unit
townhouse development at th~
comer of Orangewood and
West street because the densi·
ty and noise levels would ex~
ceed city limitations.
e Safety Plan
. STANTON -In an attempt
to reduce rising pedestrian
and bicycle accidents, city
councU,men here have ap-
proved a safety program of
class lectures, safety Skill
tesb and a trial court for
sarety violators.
1be program will be set up
in eight schools this month.
City police will help explain
safety manuals and conduct
the safety tests.
It's easy to move up to
K i tchenAid
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Replace your built-in dishwasher
now with a~
Kl,tchenAld. ~
... and SAVE! 1
INSTALLED
PR1CE o~ly $28995* .
INCLUDES: normal replacement labor and KitchenAid Custom dishwasher
•Front panel-extra
announcing the ''
Program costs for the re-~:~ ~~ i:!!. r.·" oew K.fi~ n . A.d estimated. A year-long ~ ' I c en I graJn IS expected to cost ';·~ter or.ayed .. , : -Trash Compactor ;itn a 30a ay
TUSTIN -· Planning com-·
missioners ·have approved con-:
structioo of a shopping center
at the corner of 17th Street
and Prospect. Avenue on the
condition developers first sub-
mit addJtionaf landscape and
architectural p1am to the city.
If p1am: are acceptable to
the develoPment. preview com-
mission, construction of the
-5.5-acre complex will begin in
Feburary. John Bell and Ar-
mand Pediclni of Burbank are ·
the developers.
e Boy's Club Set
WESTMINSTER -A Boys'
Club and a Westminster Com-
munity Theater are being built
• side by side here at the comer
of Maple and Chestnut .Streets~ -
Construction is expected to
end in March on the 3,500
square-.foot theater and the
15,000 square-foot clubhouse.
Total cost of the fa cilities is
estimated at $225,000.
iiiiiiiiiiiiiii
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-and a chance to
win one FREE!
I asY I See it demonstrated and get a It s e • ticket to entel the tree drawing.
· KITCHE NAID TRASll'EDMPACTDR
WI LL BE GI VEN AWAY AT THIS STORE
KifchenAid is built better. Not cheaper!
TV & APPLIANCE
HARBOR CENTER
2300 Harbor illvd., Costa M-
$40-71-31
PRE-CHRISTMAS SAL E . . ·-
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Christmas Gifts from-Raj of India
'•-:t-':ff• r•-'•• lnc•ll••, Dre11•.,-lr4111w•r•, Music Bowet, ~aj:Of-5iufta mpor e rftt ot alFtypei.
Christinas ilHts from-Raj lnternationa·I
C1111dlo1, Gle11ware, Mu1!c: 10101, Ct.,11 Seti, Ve101: Im-
ported 9lfh of .u tvp••·
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upright vacuum.
11111. 52.95. Up (ight vacuum
c leaner beats, sweeps, cleans all
at on e time. Powerfu l 2-speed
motor. 4 hiight ad j ustments, 3
position handle. Full zippered
vinyl outer bag. Blue and wh ite.
tAvallabl• at HlllCI atoreL
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and take 20%off.
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Reg. $6 to $8. Take your
pick of all our luscious suede
handbags. All the styles you
want-pouches, shoulder
straps, envelopes, and more.·
All trimmed with vinyl oc......_
fashion hardware. And ·"'
sporting around in the
hottest new colors..
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' The Christmas Place.
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For The
Record
Dissolutions
Of Marriage
Frfd1y, Otctmtier 1, 1972
Expert Def ends
Opinion Polls
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By JACK BR08ACK Its !>f'OCtSS for choosing a °' • ..., ,, .... ,,.., aample.
ANAllEllL-Do public opl: "Wbeo ~ou rtallze that the
nlon polh: Influence voters tO Gallup Poll baa had an u-
any large degree? Are they cellent record or accurate
•....W .. °"'" .... • dishonest? Unethical? Tnac-prtdicUon for more than 20
~~~1~~..!,0~~ :.:.".;.':?,,'::·~ "~111 curate? years and that they interview
,:;;~,"';-..~;n J~~~'1=.: .... Dr. Anius Campbell, direc-only 1,600 people, yoo must
Homrl'llln,, LIMa (8•fll ofld RQbtr! t f h l · ( Soci I ••-ONn · or o t e nstllute or a come to 1-llC • conclusion that Me~••· Cifoorllf' E. al'Kt Lor•••M £ n --h he -"~ f ,,.,.,.,., JllM Fumiko •nd Rou Lvl• iwaearc at t Ui:uv~ty o they know what they are doing
51qnton. P,1,11 J Ind C..r11d J-pll
G1e11t1. 1ncirld A. 1nd e>en11o:1 J. Michigan doml't think any of ln selection of the sample." &.>1.r'll!rCI, Anf11 L. b<'ld Slf'\lell M.
M1v, e1r1>11r1 M ... nd Aldwlnl c. the major char-• Jhrown al As to Pollsters be i n g Rdm~J· "lh«I "· llf..:I Sel.l"(." P. e-~~;.,.,,~!fii'ir' :::t~lt-'n "· political polls are true. And be unethical, Dr. QimpbeU ad·
~~.':~u~i:'~V~~Hilr .!.:r.'.i~. doesn't believe the.polls affect rn.itled that It is pOssible to ·
Proclor. Sii-W. 91111 ,. L. ~"'-ef-~•--~n VJn st-ivt• P.wt1ln iui.rn 1nd '-'it: """'UUll1 r--· word questions m a way That C1IMrhw:o ~ ---""•$. ECllth ·;."iid·e:1 •• l!(O<. w. DR. c·~ELL ha . will influence the amwer. Pooe. LI Vern.i Lou llid JlmmY RIY n.<tU'" u ~;~i~~11etr,"s~~ ~;:._'::,: &.:.':.. uo studied pubUc opinion polls for The question or inaccuracy, W<'O<l<""~•1n. 'ⅈ.l.fi RUdoloto .ind .J.c· more than two· decades. as far as top polling ri_,.,11 go, QUellne Mvr111 • • """ w.~rell. Su11n"" ~rl• .,.,a Garv Les Thu-•ay he revealed h. ,. . red b G 11 P~t!••-· Ll'llll E. •nd-l.Ol'J l -~ l :.U IS 10-JS answe y a up's ~!!di7d~~L~ ... B~'aoie... J•mt' dings to a Town Hall audience record, Campbell said.
,;,•,oankl1 J-I!-.. and J11<~ Mdr•on here.
Wur1zb.ici.1r, ICathV•tnd K-"' L. T · h j •-T~mple, ·~•nnelore M. -1u-.:1 M•r!n&n "· 0 t e crit cl!m that pou~ TO ~·RGES that .... h •C· 8e~no. ReWCC• Jun and Jonn LM di·•· • th f ~~ -11-<1\, Nellie anc1'£1vb V9f'l'\I are """"'nts.. e pro essor . . P .. u1in, 0on11.1e1 Eane A..-fi• G•Y said that opPortunities for tiviUes are an improper ln-
L .. wwn. """" M . .>nd Tlm<ilh"' E. f I u I v are1a. R"'" xnvltr M. such are great. but there have uence on the po iuca process, ''"'~''Anna and Crne;t W. o!J<lel. JONI P. •nd Donn• s. been practically no eiamples the professor said some can-fla .... 1, liarrlel Cl"°""" 5.>m Ml~ll.vl
Gdrtand. Rtbecca Ann 1nd Mkt!HI of false reporting. didatts, notably >.._,Ji u be rt cJ;.;n,~· Joen"" ~1e 11.ne1 Bruce Lerov He told of one-exception. Humphrey in 1968 ...nl! again in Pott, ll:kn .. cCI EOO..ard '11\d Jo AMtl "Tb N y k r · h' ed .,. sn1r1n. Jr. e ew or 1mes 1r the California primary ih 1972
~;~~ .. ~.""t~:: o:~~°'if.l~v Airvn a polling •firm to conduct a C1lmplained that polls showing '11~1>e•v ll•.,ce Allen -sa11v "nn survey on a local sub1"ect . The him CUM1·ng behind hampered BurrOUQll1, Karen A. •n<I Cannv W.
Ge<en. Janke "· and JerTY L1r11e a~wers were so interesting his efforts to gather campaign 11;ck11foon, TllOm•J 8. and Patricia 5. l!nltrffl .. ,........,... t1 the Times sent reporters out funds.
5UPc~man, Do11n• Mi!delvn o....i Larr• to Interview the people . ac-"This may be true to a.-pf;~f. ('arol "nn dnd WiHlarn E. t II polled d found th t U d ' h Hol~tiouM. eewrlv Ann and w11do Jr. ua Y an a sma egree, ' t e speaker
Poul!f'. co111n J .. c~ afltl Juct1111 RM! the addresses given them by said. "As to anoth. er criticism McG010r'1n, KenfMl!lh C. Ind J1c-Hne h llln finn did " v t e po g not elist. of the "bandwagon'' effect of Hve-:.k, Ira M. and Elor1 Adela Cam ll dmi HOOWOOCI, Rc•llnna M. dr>d 11 ... ;.rnln 1-1. Dr. pbe • tted lb.at polls, I don't believe it. I am
SI""•'· P1trlcl1 A. Ind Jimmie L. the .samp"•• ~· .... open . ced h h II Thcmp~. J~•ie Lovl!oe and Tl\Om•• ..... .,............ not convm t at t e po s
Mli:to•'' to question. The method for move tbe electorate 1·n any 1·m-81,.,nc1, lenl&m!n H. Jr. 1nd 81rbar1
Jean preparing a sample or cross portant way."
\d>nel .... r Snaron .Ann anlt WlH!arn t• I ave g ·-t Robens. teddi• and Bflllel sec ion o ra e • ., ers Dr. Campbell said he did not ~~~~,J::.!v~~'li:1G:~ Roldoll)llO could be faulty. Polling firms regatd polls as significant
r -~~ui,, t '>um• J•"""" and M.iry M~ are not licensed nor are they soc1·atly. ''Tbey a r e en-s1u""""'· GlrY G-I nd P1lrkl1 Fn
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U.S. Boasts Only
3 Billionaires
Q. "Who are the Jumpers of.. Russia?"
A. A religioos sect. !Dghly emotiooal bunch. During
their services, they dash around, blowing on one another.
Then when the ceN!monies reach a screaming pitch, an
unspecified £ew shinny up to the rafters th leap of.f lnto
space. Under3tand there are still a..few ·Jumpet11 lel't in
Russia. But they're pretty banged up. Don't get arOund
much. ...
YOU'U.. RECALL Tommy Manville's much publicized
record of 13 marriages. He put to use
a tape recorder tO aruiwer l)is home
·telephone. It anriounced: "Mr. Man-
ville is out. He will ..return ahortly.
At the sound of the beep, please leave
your name, and the reason for your
.call. If you are an ex-wife of Mr. Man-
ville, don'~ bother to leave any mes-
~ge."
BOOKS -Librarians say it's al-
most impossible to keep auto repair ~uals on their
shelves. Pilferers ... ONLY STATE with no laws to~·
ness the small loan bbys, I'm told, is Arkansas ... Ex.
PECT A MAR~D warm spell nationwide during the third
}"eek of JanUAry. That has been the patten1; over the
years . ., . IN MOST EVtRY place except North America,
It 's true, eggs are sold by their weight ... IT'S AIBO
Kfll:OWN nine out of 10 of the scientists in all the world's
history are alive today.
AM ASKED to name this country's bi!Uonaires. Can
come up with only three. lt L. Hunt, J. Paul Getty'and
Howard Hughes. Years back, three other men were known
to be billionaires: John 0 . Rockefeller, Sr., Andrew Mellon
and Henry Ford, Sr. But their fortunes have been cracked,
though not pulverized.
CONTEMPLATE the Arctic seal. When swimming that
little fellow is underwater nine minutes for every 45 sec-
onds it's on the surface.
Address mail to L. M. Boyd, P. O. Box 1875, New-
part Beach, Calif. 92660.
oa::1<1, Jdrne.. Hanlin 1nd J.c<l'.w:'llne regulated In any way, tertainment, nothJng more." tlr~':, L""'ll J anCI Pametll C r_::~~~~;ii~~ii~iiiilii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-:====~11 Hinson, W!tll•m c. Ind Judi"' A. "IF I ~p '"ylng a Poll I P le">en P~lrkla l . .ind WllU&m A. n .-:.n.o;; lN
E<ier,..:, R1nd11t A. 1.nd o.tiot-111 L. would be as suapicious as I Gt><>Orlc~. l•I• D. 3<\d Wll11am A. McC1ullv, Jcm:e P. 1nd John J, W()U)d be in buyjna a ••• ...1 Gincir1•. Midlyn L. a*l>annls Jahn '"'O ...,.,.. C13il, P1trkl1 Ind M I Wlll11m car." he said. "Reputation, ~•coud, S•ndra L..-I nd eorqa Ho•l<lns reSUlls -"11 Should be CO-~el!llWI, Nll>CY L. Ind Garv L. p.a • .-
VOi<!!. MarQllre1 Marv Br.ti Frank sidcred."
Comfortable Christmas Shopping,
90 STORES ALL IN n· WEATHER
w!1l~~~bara 0 1le 3fld Wiiiiam Clyde On the o••·-•·-•, •-sa1'd ~:~i.::r~":.0
• .:.~~~.-· the aanupp: .. ·-pe,•!"'ps th &oatb· . ~oast ?taza Ml11i, Sherry Lou Ind GU¥ V11>Citnl UU, Ull e
McKelvv. Kenneth ar...i. ano An~ best known in the lion, ·s Fa~~~-F•..;lck Al~' .ind l-~P~""'~sd~o~f~l~ta~rocotd:§~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:: __ J P~~~f:1~n~e~~'i!~~ J .. fld 111e1rC10!' L. curacy and of the vaUd
MttnMOn: Laur• 90'!'d alllf Jlllln Aotierl e mou. Jr., Brend• LoulM and Thomas Ounc.lln, I-Mil/II Ku and WIUllm J. Jr. Pl~, Oorclt"I¥ JNfr ind JQHPll John Holton, Ttrn.I A: Md Wlllllm Edw1rd
Palek, Carol J , s.•onlld J. lllllunl, C!Wryle Ind DIYld Jamu Gr1Vft, Slndtl f<~k• O. 111~ MM11wrtfll D. lllo""ll D. w ""· 1'!eleol T. •nd Gt1t11 W, GllOdnlQht, M1c11H1 ~ lfllll J11'11111 M~rle H....WV, !11rblot"I A. and J•"* P. Bucllf, Julle M&rl1 1nd sn,.,.., T~•• ScN.lt1 .. , SllDl\lfl LI Silla and R_,.
M°' cr..pm11r1, Anne 0.Un«Y •nd J1!Tlff Bll llW' PtgS, T..-ry ....ii end Mldlffl lltoY
D.lllt v. Wllllln'! Jllobef"I aflll LIN!e A""' J~. SI._, C . ..S Jlnlu K. !l<'f!~ll, RtY~ Andr"" and Lol1t1 Ha~r'f:. LYnda ~ Ind lltldwnond
s./,~ o~~w A. ~ Shl4l1 J.
AUS""' WHlll M. -~'~.,., $(hroeoer, ROl>lf't E. 8 lytY1a A 01¥ .. , Judlltt K. Md O. Davie\, Jonn L .IM llllrtl"Y A. Br1ugtoton, R-ld J, Md l"atrlda G.
Death l\'atiees , ··
ARBUCllE • SON
WESTCLIFT MORTUARY
4.%7 E. 17Ua SL, CoA1 Mesa
~-• BALTZ-BERGERON
FUNERAL HOME
f'orona del Mar ITU450
r nsta MHI l4Uq4 ·• BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
111 Broadway, Costt Mesa
LI Wll:J • McCORMICK l.AGUNA
BEACH MORTUARY
1785 Laguna Canyon Rd.
4!14-!t~IS • PACIFI C VIF.W
~tEMORIAL PARK
Cemelery Monuary
Chapel
:t5UO Pacific View Drive
NewpM't Beach, Callfnn:ila
'44·!7111 • PEElC FAMILY
COWNIAL.FUNERAL
OOME
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SMfrns' -MORTUARY m Maln'SI.
llanllnll9n Beocb -
Freshly cut trees,
Merry Christmas
prices.
Custom Rockln9 available In
white and colors.
If you're looking for a big
beautiful tree this season, come see us.
You'll find Scotch Pine and Westem
Douglas Ar Chrlatmu treeo In
various sizes and shapes to hold
all your favorite ornaments;
Scotch Pine
51/J '-7' 9'' -
4'-5' 7.99 ' 7'-8' 11.99
Weatem Douglas Rr
2'-l' .1.5'
l'-4' 2.St
5'-6' 4.19
7'-8' 5.19
9'-10' 7.lt
12'-14' 14.19 """ _, -_..., .... --
grow n9
in • c•r•mic plant., m•lc"
an attrectlv• addition to any
surrounclin9s. T eriffic gift.
-699 AND UP
'CHRISTMAS
POINSmtAS
6" Pot Full Bloom
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Case Delay
Fancy Goldfish
SANTA-AN A A
WeJtmlnlter man charpd
with murder a(tw ho lllo&edly
lnlllc:ted f111l Injuries on hla
!OUNllOlltb-old ... hu .....
granted 1 delly of hla Or~e County~ Court trial. AetlJlr PMldinl J u d g.
William C. Speirs delal.J~,~e trial of Bences P1blo ,
24, to 'Fob. 28. He hid been
!Cheduled to go on trial Mon-
day. "
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Foor-month-Gld Brian
Saluar died June 13.' fl'om
what authorities aa1d were
Jnultiple Injuries Inflicted by
heavy beatings. Police ar-
rested Salazar after being
called by boopllll doctonc
BANKAMERICARD WELCOME
'YOU Se~tion'
There's something for 'YOU ,
in the "YOU Section." of the
DAILY PILOT every $iinday.
Check Ill personal appeal fo;
yoo and yours. · •
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14700 GOLDENWEST, WESTMINSTER = ~';' .. , ,~ 893·7105
!IC ..... ~! 4--.. .. .,.... ....... ,,
Q01T1
merrq . merrq
GUtPack
the po le sweater dre ss
des;gned by Ed;th Flogg
Understoted. Femin;ne. Flotto6ng. The
clossO: sh;r+ dross with • nubby knit cord;gon,
even prettier now in new tender winter poles .... nd
s,oftor too, ;n creomy C6mplone® polyester kn;t
;mported from Englond, beout;fully motched w;th
its own Orlon® acrylic sweater ... Great for
hol;doy troveL Shy p;nk. blue, I 0-20, 60.00.
MM! famous de1;9nor Edith Rogg end ottend
;nformol model;ng of her sp6ng and hoHdoy
collection, Saturday, December 2.
Moy Co. South Coos! Ploza , 11 :30 to 3:00. ,
cosmopolltan shop 96
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Entert1iner Baez
NoJailS,
BaezSa)·s
.4tPrison
POINT OF THE MOUN-
TAIN, utah (AP) -Folk
singer Joan Baez, who says 95
percent of all prisoners Should
be set free, sang anti-
establishment songs ln a con-
cert at 'ulah Prison.
She sang of Joe Hill, a union
organizer executed at the
Utah Prison in 1915. •
She sang of Billy Rose, a
"night f.ighter" who com-
mitted suicide In the pen.
And she sang over and over
again: "He1p us raze the
prisons to the ground."
~ BAEZ, dressei:I In a
hand -embroldered s u e d e
ja<.'k,ef with a sheepskin fringe
and slacks, s a n g in the
prison auditorium at a recent
concert t6 medium security in·
'I do tt ' t tt11der·
stand mhy Johnny
Cmh • u ppo r ts
the President.'
'mates and in the gymnasium
to a minimum security group.
It was vi.siting day. and
some wives, girl friends and
children of prisoners were in
the gymnasium audience.
Miss Baez said there was a
hassle about her appearing at
the prison. The Utah branch of
the American Civl Liberties
Union wrote a letter crltizing
Director of CorTect.k>ns Emest
Weight for reportedly not ,ap-
proving the concert. But
Wright approved it by the
time the letter arrived.
ss Baez toisf the prl5oners
h former husband, David,
is, s p e n t 20 months
prison for draft evasion and
she knew of their lsolatk>n and
boredom. ..
SHE SAID "'"°"' people
should wort to break down lhe
barrlen between the outside
world and pri!on We," adding
pr~ise for . ..western singer
Johnny Cash, who has given
si milar prison concerts and
worked to help inmates.
"But I don't understand why
he supports President Ni.Ion,"
she added.
Miss Baez said that the
crimes com m itte d by
pri90ners wE!te not as bad as
thoie committed by the United
States government in
Indochina. ·
But there was little verbal
display. The prisoners ap-
plauded loudly after eac~
song.
"JOE lfiLL was a pretty
good dude," she said. "But he
caused a lot or trouble. That's
why he's not mentioned in the
Utah history textbooks."
Hill, who was executed on a
murder conviction, is con-
sidered a martyr by some
organized labor and militant
groups.
"The day may not come In
my lifetime when we have a ~
world without prisons," Miss
Baez said. "But the tmportant
thing is : 'Do yOu care? Do we
all care?''
One prisoner, leaving the
auditorium after the concert,
turned to an another and said:
"She's right on. J)he'll got
the philosophy."
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Capitol News Service
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Assemblyman Bill Greene (D-
Los Angelu) has asked Chief
or Police Edward Davis to use
eveey legal means, lactic end
authori ty to bring an im·
mediate halt to shootings In
public schools lh south-eentral
Los Angeles.
HOURS: DAILY & SAT. 10 AM to 1 O PM • SUH. 1 O AM to 7 PM Advertise d 'te ms not at East L.A., Riverside or Thoasand Oaks
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Greene's action comes on
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Zukor Buth day Party Planned
r-Wirt Servlcfl Frank· Yablans, pcesident of Dara• wu eleared ol charge! perlormed !or Ille lirll U-Bealdes, I doo~ Ii.lie to give
F1tm lnduslry leaden an· Paramount, 58id he expecttd be profited lllegllly from thil week in San Diego'• my hanHemed m one y
nouectd ~ for 1 . IOOth entertainment by 1tar 1 archeo!ogy, his favorite bobby, downtown l'tvic Tbester. away."
-y eelebntloa , f 0 , who bod worked !w Zukor, in-by UJIOl11ng anllqullla to the * *
Ada!pli Mor, movie pioneer eluding Bob llope, Bloc United States. A ·Tel Aviv Job Gt-America'• ftrst SIN!er £M1 Prftley wu
and founder o( Para111Qµnt Crosby, Docotby Lam oar , la\\')'tr complained that Dayan u&ronaut, aaid 1'e would make sued by 1 Cleveland, Mlsa.
Pictures. · ft1arlene ~trlcb, Cary Grant-w
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and Gloria Swanson. arge co eel on to srae • Senate from Ohio in 1'14. · Presle'a UIOciates a r e The industry-wide ex· le y · ultur travaganza will be held Jan. ,7 * Amer a oundat1on, a c • Glenn, 50, who oribitect the wllhho dlng trom him flnurea
at the Beverly Hilton tlotel. Defense Minisier At o 1 b e al exchange institute: • .through earth ln 1962. was defeated in he put Into a now-de!~t club
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You Can Save
Our Children
And O_ur · Scho9ls
Dayan, bis fonner wife. J. i. McClellan filed the
The report said M r s · l J fedei::if court suit against Dayan's company, Maski!, PEOPLE • Presley In connocllon wilh a
was licensed to export an-recreational club bought by
tlqulties which the state did the busln~man in 1969. The
not regard as national assets. · club has s'-reverted to the Democrat, Glenn said he u .... 'C * would try to unseat Sen. entertainer's ownership.
The wife of Academy award· William Saxbe (R.Qhlo). The property, . Elvis
winning entertainer Is a a c * • Presley's Circle G· Ranch, was
Jlayes won a d.l.vorce and a mortgaged in 1969 to McClen-B 5 • large property settlement Even if Ohio approves a 1)8, who convertiid it into a Y . UP.pOrt1n9 The settledlent calls for a state lottery, Gov. Joba J. club for huntlng,~swimming
$15,000 . ._payment to Emily ~:f~ says "I'll never buy a and oUier recreational ac· a.inke and Gillette Ruth Hayes. 24, within 15 days ti,itles. .
' '• and $40,000 a year tn alimony "I know l just wouldn't Presley's interests, however,
I Vote ·•NO and child suppcrt.. Mn. Hayes win." Gilligan said. "I never foreclosed the mortgage last TUES,. DEC. 5th , also won CU!tody of the have, and I just don't enjoy it. May, records show.
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ties not to be able to use and benefit from the talents and
experience you have acquired through successful business
or service careers ...... that you \vould welcome an oppor·
tunlty to be involved in something usetul to U1e com-
n1 unity, to serve others.
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One ootreeatour
Chaneetlor Robert A. Hoff.
man granted the divorce on
groWlds of cruel and inhuman
treattnent.
* ADD pflug, the actress best
known for her ·portrayal of
"Lt. Di.sh" in the movie ~·M-A
S.H," will marry writer and
composer CbarlM B. Waolery
In the Rollins College chapel
at Winter Park. Fla,, Dec. 21.
HERE IS SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY I
A local non-governmental, non-profit organization
needs you. ·lt needs your abilities. Frankly, it is a non·
paying task. But it offers you the inestimable rewards
and personal satisfaction that-come when you heli-others,
>A'hen you contribute to the comm unity.
\Vill you answer this challenge '!' Do you really want
to ge~ Involved in something vital in your community'!'
\\'rite to:
Dame Judit!fAndenoD, who
played the lead with John
Gielgud in the ~roadway stage
play "Medea," was on hand BOX 566
!or the premiere perlormance DAILY PILOT or "Medea" as an opera.
"I think it's wonderful , just P.O. BOX 1560
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ABOUT THE FILM "RAINBOW BRIDGE"·.
THE ANSWER TO "FUTURE SHOCK" ·
The .. few wordt may be among ~ most lmpof'lant you have
ever read.
They-ere-about Y.Ou end your chlldfen.
Whit are you dOlng to uve your young whlle ttie Mt/on 1tagger1
tli~ugh a ·continuing nervou1 breakdown? ·
Al Toffler h1';1 written In "'FUture Shock": "We face • tempUng
and t,ilng extension of freedom." •
We. are now In the clutches of an enduring shock that may be with
us alway• 11 the wor1d bends to accommodate r1votullon1ry mor ...
habits, d"ires -and chaotic acceleration.
Has ttie drug culture ensnared your son, your daughter -or aome.
other loved one -a friend or relative?
Are yoU, aa a parent, Ylise lo whit Is going on in our unbridled tr'ld
evolving society? ·
Now. -and t.opefuUy In time -a group of yoyJg people led by
• Director Chuok Wein, has· traveled the underground, «>Jo urned with
, the mystical .populellon, 1T'lade contact with the space peoP.I• from
other planets, to make a startling fllm -"Rainbow Bridge" -that
evoke• "lh& flaming Imagination of art "'llnd the mind-stretching
speculatlon about future poMibilitles.''
It is more than a moUon picture. It Is a brain-tearing document
made for the entire f#ml!y. · .
"Rainbow Bridge" will go lnl& history as the one and only film
that crl~ out against the .thunderous misunderstanding between
the young and.the old or thfs·century. ·
Cervantes said: "To be forewamed is to be forearmed.''
Dear Famlllea, 1we write this wittf soft'le· alarm:
8ee "Ra(nbow Bridge" at once wUh your family!
If you cannot go toge~er at leaat . make certai(I every member of
your family aees It . · . .
It may ·save your life, keep your family from tragedy, or bring to
you a lltetlme of Joy.
You urgently need to know what "Rainbow Bridge" haa to tell ~u.
, Your chlldren need to see It before they encounter the risk of
factng the police or endl11g up in psychiatric wards.
Give your kids a chance to escape the possibility or a damaged
brain -or wor~. . •
Take them to "Rainbow Bridge" -NOW -befOre It Is too late.
This ls one date with yo~r children you should not shirk nor
postpone. " : ,
If there Is hope for the world - and there is -it 1fM: In the New
Young and ·the New Old underataf)dlng each other.
"'Rainbow Bridge" now playl'r\g at the VIiiage Westwood Vogue
Holl)'W09d; UA. Cinema 1 S®lh Goast Plaza and Buena 'Park Jn
Buena Park.
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(wt\en you present this coupon-valid
Sunday thru Thursday 'til De<:. 15)
wonderful," the 73-year-old ac· COSTA MESA, CA. 92626
tress said of the performancel\,~~~~;.;;;~;;;;;~;~~;;:;;~~~~~================================= starring Irene Dalis. I~
"Medea" opened on
Broadway in 1947.
Many excitin11: entrees from $325 to $5.75
The opera version was
Hot Potato
MOSCOW (AP) -· -A
"''orker at a radiQ plant in /
Siberia seat 695 pound! of
potatoes to a friend at another
plant in ceatral Russia, mark-
ed them "equipment" and bill·
ed the factory for lbe shipping
charge, the ~wspaper Pravda
reported. Officials were angry,
the friend embarrassed and
the potatoes ended up in the
plant cafeteria.
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Travelers ch.as, money orders and ufe deposit boxu fre lree at Home
with $1000 babince, this Ukawood telfflrexplellls. Many other free servkes
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Man11er Frank HarvtJOf ttome'a Burtllnkofffce tens a self-tmployed
bu1inusman how he can Mt up.• ... ......._. retirtmentfund et Home for
himself and his employees.
Passbook Accounts. Interest palt
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Bonus Accounts. You eam 5% fottheflrst90dlyt.
Then• bonus brings your intMMt to 51/4 %, whidt
thereafttr is paid to day of withdrawel,
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be lllandard equipment. they fall than do yOW>jer peo. Findlay HOUie, ·~ by
m11Mln1te all r o o m 1 ple. the Dt.UChten of J IC Ob
g~,but ellmlnate Geriatric Center, the AVOID G~ !loors. Nol em.......,, .,.iem lo olmple gW.. All ob)eds to the older only do glossy floors repr,..nt but effedlve. A pull conl II
person's midence should be a potential underfoot hazard located near lhe door ol the
dtarly vJaible and easUy ac-b u L t b e y ca n b e apartment (1nother ta tn the
tither lmmodlaltly a I I e r ctSSlble. Gia" I s un· Po)'Choioglcally ~ bathroom). U U.,J• pulled, It }
retirement or a few yw:&-.. oqmfortable and can lead to even when they are not ac-au~ticlllyt .. ~ the
later and moat also make eye straln, headaches, even tually slippery. aparlinent door, iwitcba: on a ctreactflll m!Jtakes which not a<cl4ents. · Install a bell . or buzzer tight out.<l!le \llO doir (algoal-
ooly waate money but alao ac-Ellminate ...\ugh w 1 11 'l'•tem lo summon aid In an Ing the ne<d1oP<aid) and rings
tually endanger their lives. surfaces and liard floors . Wall· emergency. In modern apart-an alann~,ln Ibo~·
At th.ls Ume of life more ~wall cupettng ·or cork Mvtrtlllfwlf ' ' h
than at any other, lt is essen-Doors can mlnlmJz.e th e What d docto recommend' Ila! lo plan In advance lor dangenr of falling, panlcuJarly 0 rs . '1
"the &lmple. when rlllng at night lo go to
·1 n expenslve the bathroom. Another ·tip fiorJrcitients m' pam' ? toucbea that from lJr. llacao: see that IC· e
qn go far oess to the bathroom Ls short, ' ... '°"""' aav-d1n>ct aod that there ls ad .. Doctors all over thte llOUlllry dispenae'Mer§f,ll00,000 , =:nr.\' ·"'~ quate night lighting. ' of these tablets to their patients eat.b year. '
mounts of D~GN THE b e d r o o m There are manY medications a ton reC:omnienct JD01! than any
money In the semnbly and sensitively. 1be phyaician. or dentilt can pf'&o other leading tablel • ·
fUture," says most desirable location is a .cribri for pain. &me are nar-: Headache ~ dental pain Mi
Dt-, Michael Tft iroorD with a southern ex-ootic, many are available ol!_]y reliewd ir,credibly fMt; minor
M. Dacso, medical director of poeure · which admits direct on preteription. Bu.t there i• one pains of •rthrltil" are depend.-
the Daughters of .J a· c 0 b sunJlght during winter months pain ~~r, availa~ ~ithou' ably ~fPf.'hi>un; even the
Gerlatric Center, Bronx, New -but shield the room from P~C?"· ~octon diapen1e achel ~ ~ ookk and lu ·y k f th gI · II hi ...... ap1n aNlap.1n ..• Anacin. respond to~ So tbt te~ or , one o e nation's anng summer sun g "3 Each )lfilr.. docton rive over »ion a~ ~Ob ~-eti'b-be
.care and reb86llitatlon of aged lngs. snialler windows are bet-~r patJent. iii pain. lf doctors lieved too. ' , · 1 take t
Jeadlng orgapif.atlons for the the use of canopies or awn-50 000,000 Anacin tablet. to caw«l.;bYi IOI~'. · be re-
people. ter than' large ones, because think enough about Anacin to AnKin without ~ i
THESE TOUCllE'l w I I 1
rpake it wmecessary t o
mnodel your· house or to Jn..
atall new equipment in lt at
aonie later time; w f 11
ellminate hazards lo whlc~
older people are CMUDOO.ly
probe; will make the most ef-
ficient and comfortable use cif
your home living !Pace."
they produce less g I are . ditpenee all llMll!le tablet., what When you're in , why I
Draperies with pull cords are better reooinrncndalion can )IOU don't you follow the (>Netlce ol
be I ored . ask when. you ant in pain? IM> ~ docton and tab the I to. , av ~ver venetian Yo11 aee, Anacin contaiu tablet a lloctor mlsht give )'Oil
blind$. An oversized bed table more of the pain reliever doe-in hil own office. Take AMciD.•. l
elao is desirable. '1---'·-'-------'---,,-,,,.--,-t;-----
What are some of the
"touches" to -which Dr. Dae.so
ia referring? How might you
male the most of your
household investment in these years!'ln sum:
Give the heating system
special attention. The system
should be adequately covered
lo reduce the hazards o( bufn
injury; the domestic water
supply should be maintained
around 110 d'e grees
Fahrenheit; room tem-
peratures should be uniform U
possible (Ill degrees is best in
winter); large areas of glus
should be Insulated. Dr. Dacso
thinks radiant floor healing
·combined with a . warm air
system is the most satisfac-
tory for older ~pie.
Prvvi<le~-~~oo 4
all stairs. This precaution
abould. be observed even
where' there ill only a single
step, such as at a front do01\
E 1·1 mt oat e u n derfOot
obstacles such as scatter rugs
and thresholds between rooms,
This is a must -for older
people .trip more easily and
tend to injure themselves
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New .Pacific City
A state chnrtcr has been
!JrAntcd (or tbe treat.Ion or 3
new bank based lo lluntington
Bea~. accordin& to Donald B.
\Valler, first president or the
J>jnk.
"It \\'ill be called Paciric
Cily,~a name tak en fro1n the
heritiige of ~lunt iuglon
Beach," Waltcrc xp I ti 1 n e cl
'l'hursday.
In the early 1900s llunt-
ington Be3ch v.• a s n::inied
Pacific City, as tht? count·
e111art to the thrn popular
Alla ntlc City rescirt area.
"Our qeadqua.~ters •will Jc
somewhere near the Jlunt-
ington Center shopping m:ill ."
.)Valter said. "But we have1ft
picked a sttc yet."
Walter said he expects the
honk to be in operation
sometime during the -first
quarter of 1973 v.'ith $1.25
million in capitol.
"\Ve picked 'Huntington
Beach bec:.luse of its fantastic
growth and devt'lopment over
the pasl seven years.'' Walter
added.
In addition to \Valter. there
are eight other directors. rnost
ot whom live or \\'Ork in \Vest
Orange County.
The ether directors include :
Huntington Beach b u i I d e r
Leonare "Lenny'' Linclborg :
William Kettler. a trustcli' on
the Coast Community College
District: David H. Paynter.
superintendent of the Garden
Grove Unified School District:
W. Dean Eastman, President
of Eastman lnc. in Long
Beach.
Also: Erwood Edgar, a Hunt-
l ngton Beach physician; Jack
Hal'lsho.w, owner of a retail
market chain ln Long Beach:
· stephen L. f\1cE!rafh, a Hunt-
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COMRLETE NEW YORK STOCK LIST OVER THE COUNTER
NASO Listings for Thundoy, Nowtnber 30, 1972
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Wall Street ff.it
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, NEW YORK (AP) -The stock market put in
anol.ber drab performance Thursday.
ult was nothlng tOday,11 said Robert Stovall,
analyst wil.b Reynolds Secur!Ues, Inc.
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Nervousness over Vietnam peace developmerits ~nd profit.taking after the · market's sharp climb
m recent weeks kept the market generally 1lat,
analysts said.
Also, "we are
SOD," said StovaJI. now deep Into tax·seUlng
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RI-CALL Of' GILLITTI ....i LINKE
HARRISBURG: Pa . (AP ) -the mother" 'and of ignoring two county ...,rta, and the ', , , •• AND INOORllS ~t~~~~~;wo~.t:~~l; ~i===i~= abor· ;~n:,.~.~ ':,:':"eo.!~ MIKE SAG .. ~~-~~-l~~!'ffl_lAIER .
abortions except Jo save the The bill, he added, "while The law, wh1ch dates back 100 ._ 'llPlllPll ---.--•
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life or the mother, saying the understandably aollcltous of yeara, saya wl]Jwflll abortions .1;e.Jerit,.lp te O.r Se,.oor." ·
ATLANTA, Ga. (AP ) "': I> legislation "lhreatens th e the right. of the unborn. are illegal, but does not define ,
Senate Investigator preparoo right. or our women." potentially · caata aslde the what unlaWflll means. REMEMBER , ~ -VOTE TWICI Oft; DEC~S
To Open
today to open a probe ~to a In a statement Thursday, rights of ev,ery woman in ttiis The vetoed ·bill wou1d ~ , 1
fire that took nine lives here. Shapp accti.sed the-legislature Commonwealth." hibit abortions ualess three ''"" , ·~ • YES FO~ . 1;:.'::~~!/~::,.~~:~ oractlnghastilylnpassinga Sha";p·~':':.:.S"e:~~de doctors find a "reasonable IXIYES ON DECA. ll' . .''IXISAGAR ., WHITAKER
New Orleans brought calls for bill that "does not contain pro--Pennsylvania's c u r r e 0 t medical certainty" that con-I\
tougher saf....., codes in .,;,.,h-"'1'MAf WA\ lolO l.AOVBt!U. 't'OU visions for \.ape, incest 8l1d abortion law bas be en tinued pregnancy would lead ,. .... .., ., ~ C..-tW· ,...., ' :_ ~ ·n... .. _ ... , •• "< ,...,,.._ k. ~ •ilcfl ~J '"6 ~AWME WffW l.A'i1' NlG.MT---· _,. -•
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Atlanta fire at a home for the
elderly was scheduled to be
conducted by John Edie, a
represerltative of the U.S.
Senate Special Committee on
the Aging.
A spokesman for the com-
mittee said that such things as
sp'rinklers and smoke det~.
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tion devices, which have been
'mandatory for nursing homes: ~
may in the future be required
for homes for the elderly.
e Threat Told
NEW .• ORLEANS (AP)
The .. N_ew Orleans Times-
Picayune reporlcd today that
a secretary at the Rault
Center, ~ 16-story office-apart·
ment building · hit by fire
Wednesday, was warned to get
out of the building because
there would be a blaze.
Th speper said the ~
y ld secretary, who was
t identified, said she receiv-
ed the...warning from a man as
she was getting off an elevator
on the third floor where she
works.
1'he blaze on the top floors
of the building erupted about
five hours later. Four persons
perished and three were
critically injured. e Pair Charged
ROME (UPI) -A man and
his wife accused of storing
fireworks in a secret base-
ment room beneath their
gunshop \have been charged
with mul iple manslaughter in
the deaths of 15 apartmeQ( ·
house residents killed in an ex~
plosion Thursday.
Another 65 persons were in-
jured in the explosion which
ripped through the nine-story
building in a Rome suburb,
throwing aulom9biles around
like toys and s~nding
thousands of persons fieeing in pm: from ~y.bulldings.
.• S,JIAief! De.tll W/~(AP)
Three -iolilran .abnost
certain cfea!li whenr a burning
wall collapaed during a five-
. alarm fire that swept through
old, vacant · Pil?r 20 on the
Embarcadero, the city's wharf
area.
'!be fire complete13'. gutted
the pier aDcJ:an ~·shed OD
it and alsQ invol":faifier.s 18
and · 22, \Vhlcb' ~ ex-
tensive Smoke' 'and · .water
damage Thw'idlly'.·'ne:smoke
was ·'° ~ it,.atalled traffic .
on the ~ Oakland-San
Fr"1Ci.c9 8'Y !!ridge and the
adjacent~ Emba'rea-dero
Freeway' carrying norlh-soutb
traffic from the Sad Francisco
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_ SAN FRANClSCO (AP)
Jury selection was scheduled
to · continue .today in Rucbell
Magee's trial on c:harges of \
ki!fnaP.ing and murdering a
Marin C.OUnty judge in urro.
Superior· .Cbqrt M o r t o n
Colvin's ruling that the Jury,
when selected, will be. se-
,questered In a hotel because or 1trial publicity was ap"pealed t6
the State Court of appeal
Thursday by Richard Carrow,
Magee's court"8ppointed cit-
tomey.
e Aide Jailed
SAN DIEGO (AP)
Thomas V. A. Wornham. a
former member of' the board
of governors of the California
Community Colleges; has been
sentenced to one to 10 years in
state prison for grand theft.
Womham, 41, was convicted
Nov. 9 on six counts invo~ving
fraud of investors in stock.
The sentence was imposed
by Superior Court Judge
Robert o. Stainfonb, who
noted Wornham's fa m i I y
background. An investment
broker, he is a son of retured
Marine Lt. Gen. Thomas
Womham. former com-
mandant of the Marine Corps
Recruit Depot. His wife is the
daughter of an admiral
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WASHI!IGTON (UPI) -
· Robert Dole apparently will be
· stepplpg dowt( llOOn a s
Republican natiOMI ch81rman
becau,. l'r!a\deTit N I x o ~
11rant.1 aomeone to work full-
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O'f'er romantic Rialto.
thl• ad 1htdl-he boaor.d
(that'•Ul o.c. 6.1972).'
NAUGHTY PINE . , LEGAL
BOOKCASE
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With sliding doors. and
a hardwood backo.
Habeas Corpu1,wi~ IJ)9o Facto
{a slow c:ha-c:ba or medium
rumba).
!NO'ttf BOOKCASE . 911
Finally a place to kffp those
. ·~tly ·~k1.(or is it naughty).
!lo. ~6 feotiu.• plnj wi.th
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BOOKCASE
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?·DRAWER DESK
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Not as-fancy 01 the big,rc)ll·top. but
. still a real eye-popper. 7 drawers
11 your kid i1 a homework freak.
DESKCHAIR
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Ii he 1pend1 more than fin
mlnute1 at his homework. he
DOOR BOOKCll.SB 711
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h,ciddOWA ·cit t¥ paper. Tbi1 ii Gil 19. .~ ·
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Uaed to call Great
Grandm.'a the Botton Roc:br.
She'd •it and rock lor,moalhs
at a time. .
MlliloGAMY
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While ibe waa roc::klng lD
her chair •. Gram.pa -"a• rocking on thHe do"" at the tCl'ffm (hmny, I
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right at home. Doesn't
come with whMla or a
team of nags.
1· .. made it c:lear that ·
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o'n acce•sorle1.
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·cl-lie wooJd like a IQD.Umt
chalnnan, but Dole llld Nixon
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'The purpose '-of juvenile court
is not to charge the1 ,
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20,000 county ,
youths each
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year in juvenile
court ere five
! referees-~li~e '
Richard Lovel~nd , .
(below I with .Judge
Samuel 'Oreizen.
Peering over hi! bifocals, Richard
Loveland addressed the teeniger who
faced the bench.
The young DUUI fidgeted as he listened ,
occa:.slonally brushing i stray lock of
f blonde hair from bis eyes.
Watching the proceedings quieUy were
the boy's parents, hls attorney, court
clerk, court recOrder, deputy probation
oUicer and bailiff. The small, dimly lit
coortroom lacked other spectators.
In a few brief minutes, Loveland had
reviewed the bof's file, rendered a
decisloii 3nd the next case was called.
Scenes lijre lhis are repeated 125 times
, on an average day in the sU: courtrooms
. ol. Orange County's Juyenile Court. This
yeai an estimated 10,000 minors' cases
wUI be heard -33,00l separate pro-ceediiigs ..
FIRST OFFENSE \
For this 15-yeer-old it was his first of-
r~. grand theft 'auto. He wa:i; anlgned
:t9 · ooe of the probation department's
work programs for several weeks.'•
He sat quietly in his chair for ·a ino-
ment, not grasping that hjs bearing was
over so quickly.
The chair was soon filled by another
juv~nile,· and another and anoijler until
the stack of folders for the day had been
studied and decisions made.
Handllng thi> amazing court load are
Preaiding Judge Samuel Dr$.tm and five
referees, who hmdion aa Judies In the
jllV<lllle l'OOl't. In the pait referees came
from the probation departn\ent ranks.
Recent rulings set .five -years of active
law practice as a ql18.lification.
---------Qt-tbe-five-present'referees0hf'eeare
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EARLY START
For referees Julian Ciinballlk, Richard
Loveland, JeSs-Maret,-G11bert-Mueller
and Ernest Williams the day begins e·ar·
ly. There are stacks of case. files to l!udy
befQre the first calendar call at 9:30.
Molt are at.their desks a little after II.
Unlike the judge, they do not wear the
traditional black robes of office. They
preside in business suits. But after pro-
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ro~s are not nece~ary. They know I heir
work well .
The purpose of Juvenile court is not 10
cha rge the minor with a crime, Drei1.en
explained. "The Juvenile Court process is
designed for the best interest of the
mlnor and society."
·ln other words, the a1n1 is prevention
rather than punishment.
Youngsters who come to court for the
fl rst time seem surprised t h e i r
"punishment" is not more severe.
CASELOAD
Not surprisingly, about 50 percent uf
the caseload involvis marijuana and
other drug-related cases. The remainder
are mostly runaway-truant and offenses
against property.
cases are divided in the CalilQl'llia
Codes into deph>dency, pre-delinquent
ancf delinquent. Dependency cases in·
volve the· chil<I as' an innocent victim as
in neglect cases .. Pre-delinquent ioduP'es
truancy and incorrigibles and delinque:1t
runs the' gamut from drugs' to boniicide.
According \ to Dreiz.en, ~ percent of
juvenile cases never reach a formal trial,
being handled in one of three hearings in·
ciuding a new pre-trial bearing.
Another little-known but heavily travel·
ed area is juvenile traffic court which
handles some 3,000 cases each month.
Traffic was reduced 50 percent recently
by a new policy initiated by traffic hear-
ing offiqer Leonard Ekensteim, allowing
mail-ins oo many traffic tickets when
prior. tickets are few and signed by
parents.
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Juveniles fmd their way to the court
through several channels -detainment ~
by law enforcement officers. through the
cciurt and referral by schools or by
parents.
After investigation the juvenile can be
dismissed or transferred to another
agency, given il)fonnal probation or have
a petition filed which leads to a court a~
pea ranee.
The case may be dismissed for lack pf
cause at the juvenile's first hearing or
carrit!d through sevcnl hearings to a
form(jJ trial . Trial& can be unaintested .
when the minor apmita to the charge, 'nr
contested and ti"led complete Wilh
witnesses. 1
• But unlike adult trials thex may OOty
last a few minu1es, rarely longer than a
court day. Two hours is the awerqc.
referee Loveland explained.
From there charges can be dismissed.
on rare occasions lhe minor can be
remanded lo adult court, be . placed
formally or informaUy under supervision
of the court Or placed under the
California Youth Authority, what Drei.zen
and Lovelaad called the last resort.
YOUTH AUmORITY
The figures for 1971 ~bear them out On·
Jy three mipQrs from tbe COWlty ·were
remanded to the CYA.
Acoon!ing to the judge and rel~ihe
general public is unaware of the juvenlic
court, its locatioO, Us purpose.
·Mos!, 1hey. say, think In terms .of
serious crimes. The true picture s~'ws
guidance away from bad ~avior rat~r
than punishment for past actions.
Sitting In the waiting area was a
teenage git(, neatly dressed. She didn 't
fidget like many or her male cou11·
terP.arts but sat quietly waiting for bcr
case to be c;:alled. '
There was nolhing about her to mark
her as a delinquent. She was pretUy.
poised and assured.
There were other teens with long hai_r
and short, in jeans or well-dressed, boys
and girls, from seemingly every econonic
and ethnic background .
All shared one thing in common -the
waiJ, seeingly endless -before their
case .........Ued..
Each of the referees bas l;lis own style
of conducting proceedings. Some are
formal in their approach, others more in·
formal.
Some speak to the juveniles as fri ends.
Others speak strictly from a legal van·
tage point -still keeping tbe child 's in·
terest at heart.
And after il~l~ning awhile, you find
they are all exceptionalJy fair. It's tbe
kind of job that calls for compassion and
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DEAR /illN !ANDERS~. 'iii 11-years · teD me II there Is DD• cream I can bllY
old, and' have pown 'Up · your col-or some· exercise I can do -or maybe
umn:; I atarted it age • When our have an operation to make one breast
JlOllOI' WU 00 ltrlle bouPt the IJ -pbla Inquirer ....., day because 11l11811er. -PITTSB ROH PROBIEM ,
ldldn'twanllemiu.Utooanythiagyou DEAR P.P.! ,_ .,_. ud OS•
Nici. erdlelan ,...,.. lleo~ W-,_-time
l csn't dllcuu my probltm with -tr .....,.. ~ ailvlce 19, ti 1e1 • pllyd-~ but 1 ~~-aod that's du. Ile• 1111,.. -io-.
)'08. hr die pu! ,_. I ... been 'l'll«7 lo - -...... --a,,_.that one d my was larger -or••*'• ~ti t r.U... •--. thlD am atW:. 4t there was .... _jtsrl118 .. lliltillit .. ms'! ...... .
llW. tldeence now It ii Vf!t1 llrpr .. a..t•••(Z"tU 11 ...... m
nodMNe: I've,~ stUfftaa kleenex in ,.., ·sett · m.r llni lo even ~up. 1iuf I -this' ··, '
11 not 1 --, • DEA'!l°ANN LANDERS: A few moolha AD lll'ou8b I f-.lr*"1<f·gym--qo 1111'~ dailcblc lold...e we
and 1i11D1 -• co1Sed. I woold bo"l lo -ber !!II: what obe II •.
can1 blilt.., armr.'Ple-..Ann. !it..,............ l .... "" Ille -~~ -'""' llril ""'1oulllitia ~d 1!i Ille _, anil'l ....... ""8 .... Is •
the National ln1tltu1e of Mental Jteahb,
tt Federal Plaia, New York, N.Y.1*7.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: When my
father died two months ago a close friend
sent the.lollowing essay. This sa me essay
was givln to him several years before
. when his own fa ther passed away. Since
one. I belie t e .the girl has been swtpl ftmale11 Insatiable -de1itt for sex. It 11 receiving It l have sent u to other
any With ibe N:ew Mol'J,llly or what·ever f not 1 pbyslcal proble111 .. tt..ll an emotlo¥1 friends who' have suffered a ~I
Ille l'.Wmi peoplo tocSat call it. , • pnblem ~ . 111 f-p of lo-• t-They oil Nid it helped. . ' •
My qmstlan 11 '*'"' llYl"Pl>omanla 1 acleqaq ad tuecwlly. "'lh this llOd world ol ours. /IOll'Ow PbYsloN.llliiiii """""' !if loo many Tiie' 1iif 1{fii~-. "•' 1•11-,,..,,.. lo"aU, and It olten co<11<• with-bit· hamitlnes?,~Jo'jt •. Uhl..,! Ill ti . wort--...1 1ollved II f••v•r seeking tor "8001· Perfed rellef II not possible,
? I om!lob t111hm~· ptoe! jliat _....,, cam.'Slro ktH lo ...,.pt with time. You C8MOI now believe
le . Tiie 11rJ In Bismark, .. ...,,. ""'ill' th..: 8ocll 1 slrf Clft that you wm •vcr fetl better, But this ls
N.D '''"".. -~-iltiii .. bo.."""4-J>J_tMrapy. bat OOl!<UA. ¥o••U!!• SUntlO ~NlJ!Pl' y~in.'
If JOU can -O. q..-{tona SUE m~ll 'i•ot ..,,. _ "'lt bet; motlier. Knowing !his, truly bellevlnl II. will I'd te lra~-_,~_A · Fir• detlltdo'1 ,...,..ili...,1 till -i. Qe · 'mAke youiesl miserable oow. f hav bad ~ ~ _ 111 a. f1e1-.n~ .. ,-.,~1 .Wl'Be to. enough experlen.ce. to make lhls state·
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Please print it, Ann. -MAKING 1T
BACK .•
DEAR FRIEND' Thaok JOG for sbr·
Ing tbo5e word1 of • ...._,'Dey call lte
extremely supportive darill •t _,...
of grief. I hope m1ay reaclen wlll dip
tllll column and q•otelM ,,.._,.y •*'"
trlbutcd to Uocola wtrn tbe1 doe't tnow
what tct say to a pcneo wbe • &Mt a
loved oot. · ·
·Even if drinking Is the "ln"~thina in
yoor crowd, If needn't crowd yoo Q(u.
Learn lbe. fRcts from AM Landers•
bookl~I;-"Booze and You -fl)."
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Holiday Season Usher~d In by Coast Clubs
WE ARE OPE,.ilNG
:·1n~ BooR· Site -~.December 4
-.Ylth Mloctlont ftw all "901.
105 AVE. DE~ MAR, SAN CLEME.NTE SC Women
VCI Clwnl>er Slngtn wlll
prtaent the program for the
next meeUna: of San Clemente
Woman's Club Tuesday, Dec.
5, ln the clubhouse.
Wfdncsday, Dec. 6. F~tlvilles
will be gin with a 50Clal hour at
11:30 a.m.
Lil" P11nh elle nic
Laguna Beach Panhellenic
will usher In the holiday
aeason with a Christmas
luncheon in the l·lo Laguna
t.tadrigal Si.ngers of the
Laguna Beach Artist's Chorale
will entertain; Mrs. Frederic
Wood will present a reading of
a Christmas story, and. com·
1nunity singing or carols will
t"Jnclude the event.
Bridge winners are ~1iss
Kilty Brig95, ?\its. L. H.
Garlinghouse. Mrs. §herman
Pants, Skirts
Sweaters
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de1ign tkat ~ c1nt~ bid. ~ dinlnt Room obov1 11 oc-
untld with old wotkt crclftsmonlhip , •• -' ii worthy cif
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-DEMONSTR·ATION
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F~ay and Saturday
from . 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
' Amana 's ·trained Home Economist will
show you how f o o d s are cooked
deliciously -just the way you want
them in I /4 Of the normal time!
COSTA MI'S/' l ,EL TORO STORES
Free Gifts -fiun For All!
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Women of Moose
Costa Mes'-Women of ~
Moou will meet at 8 p.m.
Thursday. Dec. 7, In the
Moose Hom!!!.
Other gatherings for the
month Include a dinner danc'
at 7 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 9; l~
Academy of Friendship com-
mittee's annual brunch at
12:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 10, in
the Arches; a joint meetlng
• "With the Loyal Order at 7:30
p.m. Thursday, Dec. 17, and a
chtldren's Christmas party the
same day.
Faculty Wiv es
UCI Medical Faculty Wives
will meet at 10 a.m. Thursday,
Dec. 7, In the Stuft Sh.irt.
Changing Sexual Morals and
Mores will be the subject of
Dr. John Bissonnette, assis-
tant professor of obstetricS
and gynecology at UCI and
Miss Mtlf')' Stack, director of
the Laguna Beach Free Clinic.
NB Ebells
Ne"Wpqrt Beach Ebells and
the Junior membership will
meet jointly for a Christmas
tea at 12:30 p.m. Thursday,
Dec. 7, in the American
Legion Hall. ' I
Decorations, featuring fresh
evergreen g3rlands, wilt be or-
lered '"' Ille. Chrlltmas Around the World
is the ttUe of the PJ"Qlram to
be presented by Richard
Froeher, concert ~nlst.,,
District
Orange District, Calllornla
Federation of Women1s Club
will honor all di s trict
chairmen, presidents, past
presidents and atate officers
at • 1 p.m. tea Friday, Dec. a.
in Placentia.
BSP
c;ommunlty Rooln at Golden
West C.Ollege wlU be the set-
ting of the 8 p.m. meeting of
West Grove Area COuncil,
Beta Sigmw Phi Tbursday,
Dec. 7. At this lime the cor-
respanding secretarie! of the
17 chapters will be booored.
Audiology
Parents, students and pro-
fe!!lonals are invited to the
second in a series of panel
discussions dealing w I t h
diagnosis and remediation or
the hearing Impaired t:hlld.
Sponsored by the Audiology
Center of Newport Beach, the
seS!lon will take place at 7
p.m. Thursday, Dec. 7, ln the
conference room · of Hoag
Mem orial Ho1 pital .
Presbyterian.
Serving on lhe panel wUI be
Linda Neff, coordinator, John
Tracy Clinic a nd
Demomlration Home ; Lynn
Johnson, a teacher of a pro-
gram for children 18 months
old: Elsie Deeter, teacher of
the hard of hearing at Wilson
School, and Fran Mathes,
teacher of the deaf at Madlso1!
School.
JANN CHURCH _ERASES DISCRIMINATION
Campaign for Advertising
-Designing a Ch .all·enge
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Advertising Is a good field
for a woman, !8)'1 Jann
Church of Newport Beadl-
Your client doesn't care U
you're a woman or man as
long as he get.a hJs final prod-uct on time and within the
bud&et, she explains. Jann, a young graphic
designer who opened the doors
of her own business just a lit-.
tie over a year ago, has been
invited to display some of her
logos, stationery, labels and
other product.a at L<lma Linda
Universlt}', in the school's flnt
Wlblt of graphics in ad-
vertising.
This also wUI be Jann's fint
one-man ( o r. one-woman)
show, and she's as excited
about exposing the field to
students as having her own
work dlsplaye<f.
Loma Linda , she explained,
Is trying to move out of its Im-
age or a small medical school
into one of a liberal arts. col-
lege and is using a serie.s of
art exhibits to help accomplish
the switch.
Jann majored In visual
design at the University of
Soujhern calllomlo, oblolned Her llnt --herteochln& c:redeotJli at USC tuniod Into a trqedy. Ille
and taucbt ceramicl in a Lem · lulblnltf i: e c a 11 L "We
Angel.. ocbool -..... dellped • --far described u being "along the Lqaa Nip!. ·'Ille llnl 11111
periphery ol the ghetto.. wu J>UI up, wl\ll. sreot dll-
''Tl!o,. kids just -to ~· = 11
.::,.... ~ blouollk It WU Iba! J1?8U· WU no1 a obttd of anything
!ylng, .. she said. left ...
Free-lancing tbrouch college And bow doe• Kurutl like
helped her decide advertlllnc ·:'~for a w o man ,
WU her ultimate goal, and her IUd\ & 1Wllll one!
husband Dick. a stockbroker, he challenge obviously
eocouraged htr to ~p oot on luclnalel him:
her own. "l think flnt of all, no mat·
She d,.tgns logos and sliDI ter wba~ I hove to remember
and thJDU up new corporate that lbe la a woman, and not a
lmag,. with the help ol -1llAll. BelDg a woman and very
full.time empk>yee, Deni 1 unpredictable at times, ahe
Kurutz. atn envtruunenwt maba Working for her in-
desilJllel', and other on-<:all temttng.
specialists. "What a 1W'lll Orm doesn't
One ol her most 1nterat1n1 make In .-y is· easily
asslgnmenls ,... to help the ootftlabed In uperlence."
owner of a nKiuntain In Utah Jann Church's message f1>r
get a more acceptable lmage talented women is .that "there
for his storage business ifl one are other alternatives as far
of the mountain caves. 'Ibey as a career goes ." If you can't
gave the company a new name find a ready fuede niche in the
and they directed the ad-business world design your
vertising to the financial com-own, she says.
munJty because the area is
Ideal for atorege of microfilm ---::--::-:::-::::-:=-::::-=:-=:-: and computer. records.
Homemakers
A gift exchange and a pro-
gram by Goodwill Industries
will highlight the next meeting
ol Coast Homemakers at 9:45
a.m. Friday, Dec. 8, In the
Corona de! Mar Youth Center.
492 .. 761 , 10 •.m. to 5:30 p.m.
·Linke and Gill...,,';;;ove f~ught against
the use of four~l-..erwoi'tls-wlth1n-clau·
room activities.
SUPPORT THEM
VOTE NO TUESDAY, DEC.· S~H
SCHOOL BOARD RECALL
Only At Wards . .._iitl11910n C91'.1ter
7777 Edlnger--:-ffuntlllfjtOll Beach
ONE DAY SALE 9:30 A.M •• to 4:30 P.M
SATURDAY, DEC. 2nd
AND Rl"G' \ ------MEN'S -LADIES'
CHILDREN'S
RINGS
STONES
GEMS
DIAMONDS
20%1025% ·OFF
MANUf.ACTURER'S REPRESENTATIVE
SALE ON ENTIRE RIMG AND
DIAMOND COLLECTION OF
s500;000 INVENTORY
.SIX HOUR SALE Si\T., DEC. 2nd
9:30 ~ to 4:30 pm
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STELLA ... $109.95 to 449.95
C!NTURION ... _ ' $104.95 to )19.95
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Pi5cel can be indecisive. ·
But this shoald DOI be taken u
an lndieatklli or ~·
PiJces is sensitive, 8Jlll""
pathetic and often I e an s
backward to see vark>ua points
of view. When ~ does
decide, especially In tbe. area
ol love, it ii a dec..._~tlsli
usUllly sticks. ~ i s
percep\.tve, perauuive and,
very ollell, psJdlic.
AlllE!l '(Matdt 2)-April 19)'
COOcern with hidden 111111 Is
emPhasiud Get facta on !l'blt, ~lally, In COlll)ection
'wjtb, l!iW!<lsi, ·legal alfaln.
One Whi1 handlel money pr<>
pos!Uon llhould give tboroUgh
acxclmting. •Don' play game.s
with aecurity. ·
TAIJJUJll (;\pill 20 • M a y
20): """"'1 li'oi,..,mat ties you
dowo, .,..1es problems. Faoe
-oquar<ty. Do -evahaatin«. Be sure efforts are worthwbilf:. Judge re 1 u 1 ta .
UWbe ~. Let otben mate first IDOftl. Be aware
---Of-legal Umllatklos_. ~.-
' .GEMINI (May II.June 20):
Obllgatlolis ~ you ID face.
Doo1 proloo'l lliluatlcllis which
need Immediate•-You
will receive aid. Bui by Is to
get gotqc. Be • aelf..tarter.
One you respect pa,. melD-
ingful complimellt.
CANCER (J une 21.Juiy 22): GOOa ·hmar ~-cowl--
cides with investments, Illes,
emotional ,.._. Young
penom ore apt to fiJ<ure pr<>
mlneotly. You · will have <JI>"
portunity foc iroverbial se-
cond cbonce.
LPJO (July 23-Ang. 22):
Home alfairs dominate. Ques-
tion ol what.to do with iond -
buy or sell -Is ilkeiy to orlse.
Aquarlon could be in pictUr<.
'lllls Is lime to flnlsb rother
Uwl to begin project. Coosull
family membor.
VlllGO (Aug. ~ I»:
Mov<ment Is fealuttd, In-
. chdng short .trtpo. R<illlvel
are. involved ; there are viilta,
nieaages. Key Is to relu.
Leeve iielalls to others. Take
time to renew uptrationa.
Your potential Is 111<at.
LIBRA (Sepl zs-0ct. 22):
Accent is on money, earning
potential, ~YJDentl and col-
iectloos. Kej Is to 'b.
thorough. Study de t o 11 s .
Protect liaets.. Don't give up
llOIDetbhC ol volue fOr no-
thing. Get promises In wrillng.
Then you 'could reap bendlts.
SCORPIO (Ocl 23-Nov. 21):
Weor bright ailors. ASlert
youraelf. P,,rsonal .msgnetilm
soars. Opposite 1e1 is at-
tracted. You get ""81 you
want. Take inlUaUve. Make
new starts ht new directionl.
Eiihibit qualities of leadenhlp.
SAGrrrAJ!WS (Nov. :a.
Dec!. 21): Aocent Is on tem-
porory confinement. Ride witll
tide. Don't force Issues. Be
discreet. Secret meeUng may
be oo qencll!. Sdck to WnllW
groond. F!11J!D.faml!y obllg•·
tiona: Stiive · for domestlc
harmony.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan. ,
19): Be discerning Whert I
social contacts enter picture.
See people In iilbt of reality.
Be mature. Wilbfu1 thinkinc
a>ald cause delay, !OD. °"' you look up to could coolide :""in!.~ --i
1 AQUMUUI , (Joo. II • . b.
11): Stress now Is oo II'
idesls, ornbltlons, ultimate
goals. You ore better ~ to
hondle responsibility. You aloo
ore rewarded lo< efforts, You
pin recognition. P<ople ' .. w
stop taking you for~
PIBCml (Feb. lf.Marell ll):
Looi: llhood. Mol<e ~\mioti
broaden horlzoN ••. ~Udlnl travel and puhlilblng.· Reail
and add to tnowlfdc e_.
wecome ooe who ,reeems wllllWll Ideas. G . u o
perooo, R e f U I e to be
jilponlloled. Umited
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this hond some double knit
th(t proi:tieolly tokes
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pi>lyester with zip step-in
..,se, convertible neckline.
t:<rple only , sizes 10: 18.
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S""ciol purchose sovings on two of the l J-l'!'lost excitirig pant1coats of C hristm as ti me.
A. Mo gnilicent noturol Norwegio n blue fox on
• oloboster color gloc e leother, $159.
' B. Honey color le othe1, collored·, culled
on d borde red in dyed sheo rling lam bskin, $109.
Misses' Coots, 25
fllr ,rodvch l•MI .. to diow eo untry of
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Donling proof thot oll the glitters is
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with o sumptous shimmer that
couldn't be mo re ravish ing. By Ted
Mo rti n in sii:es I 0-18. Below , single
breasted hocki ng su it, silver or
blueberry, 36.00. At right, aoub
brea sted smoking, block or ruby ,
38.00. Moil, phone invited.
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checking in now for holiday gifting
or wearing everywhere.
Totally mach ine washable 100%
polyester knit in aqua/white
or brown/wh ite checks. I 0· 18.
Not shown: Another similar style.
Misses Sports·wear Dresses, 12
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denlOnding feelinp1 .-of
otherS. You wm .. !till
dlallenp ol unl<t!"" -lion.
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Approaches
Milestone
INGLEWOOD (AP) -Gall Goodrich
hopes to becoine the 50tb man in Na-
tional Basketball Associali00: history to
reach 10,~ career points tonight as the
Los Angeles Lakers try to extend their •
13-game winning streak aga1nst the
Atlanta Hawks. ..
Goodrich. the S.!oo~l guard !rom
UCLA, is just ZJ potnt> shy ol the 10,000.
pofnt plateau. Goodrich •tarted ,the
"'""' late beeaule ol • Jllllled stomach mUscle but bas alnce led the Lakers in
scoring wilb ·a 24.1-point per game
average.
The Hawks cOme to tovm "wttb two of.
the top -.r< In the NBA, Loo Hudson
and Pete Manvich. Hudson b ave.raging
24.3 ~ravtob Is bitting 23.l But'the
LakenJll'strength thJs year is up front
with powertul Wilt Chamberlain.
1be 7-foot·l center bas cmnected on an
amazing 142 ol 177 shots lrOm the floor
for 80.1 percent, the league leader. He's
averaging only lf.2 pOints per game but
has 123 blocked hots or five per game.
Chamberklin -is on a field goal percen-
tage record pace. The old season mark is
.683 by Chambe rlain back in his third
year in the NBA, 1966-67.
Los Angeles has won 18 ol its last 19
games and with a 19-3 record bu the
NBA~s best mark. ,,
~lANAGUA, Nicaragua -The United
Sta~ baseball t~am edged NaUonalist
-Chirni, 3-I. in 11 innings ""l'bl1r3day night
to keep one step behind undefeated Cuba,
the U.S. opponent Friday. . ,
Cuba beat Canada, a-1, Tbunday for
it.iii 12th straight victory.
A long double by Bobby Tucker, a wild
pitch, a walk to Bob Pollock. a stolen
base and a single .to right by UC lrvine
star Jeff Malinoff gave the U.S. team the
two deciding runs in tbe ·top of the Jllh.
The Americans took a 1-0 lead· ln the
seventh with an infield lllt by Polloch
after one out, an error and a sµigte by
Tom McMillan,
The Chinese tied the score in the bot-
. tom of the ninth, driving out starter
Jackson Todd. ,,
LA JOu.A -Pancho Segura and
Newport Beach's Bobby Riggs led the ad-
vance of favorites Thunday into the
quarter fina1s of the National Senior
llardcoort tennis championships. •
Los ANGE!.Ell (AP) -Four year1
11go Notre Dame showed IU: campus to
, Mike-Rae.
• "When I visited back tberei.. snow was
on the ground and lt wu cold. 1 knew
rlgh~ away it wasn't the place for me ."
On Saturday, Notre Daftle sees Rae
again, thi$ time as the s e n I o r
quarterback of the University o f
Soulbem California Trojans, the nation's
No. 1 football team and a two touchdown
favorite in its finale or the regular
season.
USC heads for the Rose Bowl while
·Notre Dame, loser only to Missouri, will
play In the Cotton Bowl In the New
Year's post..season games. ' Rae spent two seasons as ondenrtudy
sll!)lal...,ller at USC wheo Jimmy Jooes
wo.s the No. 1 quarterback. This year
he's 1n command, a pasaer, runner ..ind
ploct ldcktr who has helped the Trojans
to lhelr 10-0 record.
1•we all look to Mike for leadenblp."
says tailback Antboily Davis, the little
sophomore who has become the running
i;tnr of this year's team.
Rae stands 6-[oot·l and weighs 186 and
Jsn't unhappy when described as cocky.
"A lot of athletes are cocky," he says.
"I've •lwaya lound thal Ibo Dl08I ag.
gressive guys are" the IDOlt jNCOeSSfUI
and that 1uys who are timid aren't
aJWBYs very IOC)d."
fie added that •quarterback must be a
little cocky beca111e Ibo other players
loolt to him to build • cool1den<e in
lhemse.lves.
Rae hopes for a pro career and the
USC ol!ense sbould be a help.
''We use pro-type passing fonnations
and throw pr&type passes," he points
out. .. Most college quartetbacks are good
runners but not good passers. '1
Rae baJ completed 86 of 154 attempted
--Segura, La Costa, the top men's seed,
breezed to a 6-G, 6-1 victory twer Alan
Cheesebro · of San Diego. Seaio<Heed<d
Riggs downed Bob Galloway Of San
Diego, 6--3, 6-4.. •
It's Not Leap Frog
Most &eedod.PlaYen adv..,..i wUhout
difiicuJty in the tournament for ages 45
and over. Bar1>ara Weigand! ol Vista, the
No. 1 wcmen's seed, beat Rhoda Herron
of Atherton, C&lil., i-2, H. Se<Ond-rank·
ed Dorothy Cheney of 5anta Monica , had
more trouble before defeating Lei
Mathews ot Bradbury, Calif:, 7-6, 6-4.
Atl111ta's Jacques (top) leaps plit PJllladelphia's
Ed Van Impe in a National HoCkey League game
Thursday night in
battled to a S.5 tie.
PhiladelpJ:Ua. The two teams
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BOSTON-A perfecta combining 54-1
and 90-1 ~ paid ooly ~4.20 on
the ninth rac. II Sul!olk Downs TIJura..
day, but OQJ big bettor walired any hap-
py.
An unidentified. Boston b1s1nesmian
heJd 14 $10 tickeb worth '28,lM on the
winning 8 and 3 combinaUon. There also
were 21 S2 tickets sold to others.
G008e Brandy won the mlle race in a
slow 1:44 315 and paid fUQ.40. Sage Can-
dy, sent off at 90--1, finished second and
paid S36 for place. The two bones had
only one victory in a total of.. 36 previous
starts the last two years,
Former FBI agent Le.o Friaoli, bead of
Suffolk Downs' aecurity, said that after
talking to the big mooey -he dldn'f
think the man was connected with any
organized gambling group.
BRISBANE, .Australia -F~
Wimbledon champion Evoone Goolagong
gained the semilinals Friday tn the
women's division of lbe Queensland
Lawn Tennis championships.
Thi! ls the first of the state liUe events
making up the ,A.astralian seuon. Miss
Goolagoog beat Jane Healey~ Australia
6-1. S.t. She will meet Bar1>ara Hawcrolt,
another Australian, next.
Two British girls, Gleoys COies and
Lesley Charles, • meet in the other ·
semifmal. •
Depleted UCI
Cagers Tangle
With Hawaii
• HONOLULU, Hawaii -UC Irvine's
basketball team. depleted by the
suspension of six playen this week, will
face the highly regarded University of
Hawaii Rainbows tonight in the first of a
two-game series with coach Red
Rocha's squad here. ...
,.-The game will be played before a
capacity crowd of 7 ,4'5 plus a television
audience in the islands.
One member of the 11-nian squad for
the Univeniity of Hawaii is fonne~
Estancia High and Orange Coast College
star Skip Williams who matriculated to
the tslands this season.
The Rainbows are beaded by All·
America candidate Tom Henderson who
played with the U.S. Olympic basketball
team in Munich before moving to Hawaii
for his final two years of play.
In two intra.squad matchups that
Rocha says contributt;d a great deal to
the squad's devel~t, Hendenon
scored 29 points in eadr.
'lbree>year Jettennan John Penebacker
ts Ibo ready for his fmal seuon of. play
for the Rainbows. ''Oettinc the ball OUt qdlckly fOT the
fast break is something we must have,"
Rocha says about Ulla year's Hawaii
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,,KANSAS CITY -John B. Kelly Jr. of Meanwhlle, UCI coach Tim Tift is
Philadelphia, outgoing president ol the fearful ol the two games (the second
Amateur Athletic As!oclation, has a new-Saturday nlgbt).
ly created post as general chairman of The Anteaters returned home briefly
the AAU's aquatic committee. on Wednesday from two games In the
Kelly's appointment and the names of mldwest. ~ during that stay, slx
10 nominees for the Sullivan Award were members of. the equad were suspended
DMounced Thursday night. for the trip to Hawaii.
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Unitas Era Enth Sunday,
'JVo Appearance Expected
BALTIMORE (AP) -Johnny
\]nitas, a living legend who contributed
mightily to pro football's hold on the
American public, ends a glorious era
Sunday for Baltimore sports fans.
The 39-year~ld quarterback ls ex·
peeled to wear his famed No. 19 blue-
and-white Colls1 jersey and oldfashloned
high top shoes r ... the last time before
the home crowd, in a game afalnst the
Bufia1o Bills. '
But tbe end will he hanrto take for his
legions of followers because, barring an
lnjUry to young Marty Dom,.., Unltas
will bow. out aa a benclRidin,g substitute.
But Uoitas, sent to the sidelines after
the fifth game of his 17th National Foot-
ball League season, approached the final
fadeout wttb typical stoic acceptance.
Be -wants no part d a sentimental
journey in Memorial Stadium, where he
helped draw SI consecutive sellout
crowds. And, knowing t~ nature of
Unltas, coach John Sandusky isn't about
to -make a fruitless gesture.
'I don't want to play now " Unit.as
said. "Why should I? They've "gone this
far without me. Let them go the rest o(
the way."
Sandusky, who switched to Domres
after replacing Don McCafferty as head
coach, understands why U n i t a s
adamantly objects to making a final a~
pearance at home under th e
circumstances. So does general manager
Joe Thomas, who ordered the test for
Domres.
"I wouldn't ask John to make a token
appearance,'' Sandu.sky said. "lf I did, he
probably would tell me what l could do
with it and I couldn't blame him."
"Even playing the whole game would
be .a t-Oken thing," Thomas said. "John
doesn't need that. I'm sbre he doesn't
want It that way."
Unit.as, playing the final season of a
three-year contract calling for $125,00>
annually, is convinced be won't be with
the Colts as an active player in 1973.
"Maybe I'll be back in some other
capacity, or maybe I'll be plafin8 for
somebody else. But my days as a player
here are done."
Unlw was released by the Pilt>burgh
Steelers after being drafted oo the ninth
round in 1955, and was signed by the
Colts in 1956 after he played one year o{
sandlot !>all witb the ffibomsfield , Pa.,
Rams.
After replacing the injured George
Shaw Jft 1956, Unltas went on to complete
more passes for-more yardage and more
touchdowns than any player in NFL
bistoQ£. .J
With"W'eompletions for 1,044 yards and
· three TDs this season, Unitas has career
totals of 2,793 completions for 39,701
yards and 286 touchdowns.
Smith, Connors · in Semis
-BARCELONA. Spain (AP) -Stan
Smith, U.S. Oa'Jts cup tennis star barn·
mered Jan Kodes of Ciechoslovlkia 6-1 ,
6-0 Thursday night and moved into the
aemJfl:nalJ of the Commercial Union
Masten tournament at Barcelona's
Palau Blauguan•.
against. a good oppoocot," Smith s:aid
afterward.
He completed three wins in three
matches to wi.n. Group B of the round
robin ioumameot. Kodu won only one
out of three, I
--NU!Me..tbe U~chalnpioo. Is the
leader of the secc:w:id four-man group Md
Is faYO«d to meet Sm\th !or the $t4,000
first prtu Saturday night.
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KCM\e& then held his service and pulled,
one back.
From that point, Smith was 3.lmost
unbeatable, hitting a stream of s:harp
returns off the Czech's service and .iever
ralt.ering on h1s own service. The
American reeled off 10 games in a row io
finish the match ln 44 minutes.
It was the quickest victory since the
eight.man tournament started last Tue•
day. -
-!or 1,3'11 ,.,. """ lour toudo--He has rushed lot 154 rards and nve toucbdowm. He leads the 'J'ro.
jM1 In ocor1n« wltb the five lou<bdowns,
40 coovenlooa and etght ~ for a total ol M polnll. \ use 1ut 1os1 1o Ndll'! ID 11166 :...
51.0 -when the ~ rlsll ,,..
the national champlorishlp, T U/lC
viqorie& and jwo tits have been played
since ID the eutes led by Notre Dame, :z:>.
lH.
The USC delense ls rapked tl!lnl In the
natloli but tt la YOUOC and hasn't faced
some of the oUemlve aets UMll:f by. Notre
Dame. '
"If we ""' able to adjuot on deletUt, we can play very good do!emo " says
USC coach John MoK>Y "ll"we do, we'll
have an excellent chance to wtn."
.. 1 think we're faster and tbat'r why
we're faVtlred," saya McKay.
Notre Dame. however, 1has one of its
quicker te:ams, ob8ervft-Mc)Cay. He elite
1115-pound hallback Elie Penlol:, a
sophomore who rt1111 100 yards ID 9.5
second>.
Parseghian says USC has "lbe best
collection of backl in tbe country." A
'i'()bomore heads the lilt, 5-foo<9
tailback Anthony Davis, who needs 65
yanb to reach the 1,000 niark rushing.
Tovar t;o Phillies I
Minnesota Active
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HbNOLULU (AP) -"Let's make the ~;
trade or forget it," said Baltlmpre ~ ·
mana~er Earl Weaver. "Let's do -
something."
The Clfloles almost did sometl!lng l"itb j'.
the Atlanta Braves Thursday -at ' the ;3
winter baseball meeUngs, but wound up >
doing nothing. As a result, Weaver went
swhnmJng instead of m~ a trade.
But the Minnesota Twins, Philadelphia
Phillies and Chicago CUils passed up the
Paclflc to make the only two deals o1· the
day. First, the Twins sent handyman
Cesar Tovar to the PhllliM-lor outtleldel'~+;,
Joe Lis and pltchera Keo Sanders and Ken Reynolds. .
Then MJ-..ta traded llOUtbpew relief
pitcher Dave LaRoche to the Cubs for
rightbanded pitchers Bill • Hands, Joe
Decker and Bob Maneely.
Atlanta s!UQJr Earl Williams was the
man that Weaver coveted. "Get me
Williams -and we'll win the pennant ,"
_the Baltimore manager bad aaid while
lolling on Wilkitl Beicb. ~ --
Ironically, the big names were agreed
upon by the teams, but a litUe known
player busted the deal.
The Orioles were set to ..00 shortstop
Mark Belanger, pitchers Pal Dobson and
Eddie Watt and catcher Johnny Oates to
Atlanta for Wllllams and t?'tJ others, but
the Braves refused to give up Taylor
Q!µK:an, a It-year-old short.stop prospect.
• Along wllb Williams, the &aves ol·
!ered lnllelder Marty l'ttez and Leo
Foster, another minor 1eque shortstop.
The deal thus exploded after three
days of intense negotiations between the
teams.
U the deal ts not made by mldnigbt, it
won't be made at all. That's the deadline
!or trading between the American and
National leagues.
11le 32-year-old Tovar was easity the
biggest name in Thursday's multiple.
player swaps. Tovar hit over .300 in 1970
and 1971 but dropped to .265 last year.
Llfetime, he owns a .281 batting average .
"I'd rather have him at bat with a man
on third and one out or less than anyone
on our club," said Philadelphia Manager
Danny Ozark. "He gets a piece of the
ball"
Minnesota manager Frank Quilici
dimlissed Tovar's orf.year in 1972 as
"one of those things.''
"He's a gutsy character and an as.set
to"Danny's club," said ~ilici.
Sanders, 31, a right-handed relief
pitcher, was with Milwaukee last year,
compiling a. 2-9 record with 17 saves. He
was obtained by the Phillies in a !even-
player trade with the Brewers ju.st last
October.
Reynolds, 25, bad a 2·15 record with~
Phillies in 1'72 wblle Lis, 26, had sit
home runs, 18 RBI end a .243 batting
average in 6S games. He hit 26 botne
runs in half a season In the Pacific Coast
League, where he batted .338.
The U.year-old LaRoche had a 5-7
record for the Twins last season. His
earned run average waa 2.84 with 10
saves In 62 games, all in re1ief.
Hands, 32. posted an 11-8 won·1ost
record for Chicago last year with a 3.00
ERA. He won 20 games in 11M18.,
The 23-year-old Decker topped · the
tUAR TOVAR
American Association in the earned run
listing with a 2~27 mark at Wichita. He
bad a 12-7 record there.
Maneely, 21. divided the 1972 season in
the Class A Midwes\ League and the
Class AA Teus League with a combined
IHI record.
Thursday's relative lull after a busy
week was not expected to last long, ac.
"COn!lng to Chicago White Sox manager
Chuck T~.
Tanner, wbo swung a three-man deal
Wednelday, sees more deDnllive activity
today because of the lnter·league trading
deatline.
"The clubs are talking more between
the leagues now and I thlnk the activity
will step up because of that deadline
tognight," he said. "I really tbink a rew
inter·league deals will break loose."
The White Sox are looking for an iJl..
fielder, but Tanner added: "I'm fiaible.
I'll take an outfielder, too. I'll take
anyone who can help us."
Klosterman Wins
UCT.A Grid Award
LOS ANGELES -Former Laguna
Beach High standout Steve Klosterman
and team.mate Rick Baska were named
the most imJX'()ved UCLA football
players at ThW'Bday night's dlrmer-dance
honoring the Bruins. .
Klosterman ts a junior offensive guard
and Baska is a junior defensive guard.
Center Randy Gaschler. won. the. Red
Sanders award as most valuable player.
Senior defensive blck Allan 'Ellis
received the l>onn Moomaw award for
tbe outstanding defensive player while
offensive tackle Bruce Watson was nam-
ed the top lineman.
James McAlister and Kermit J ohnson,
a pair of junior running backs, shared
the all-round excellence award.
Jim.my Connon, 2G-yc1tr-oldJe!t.hander
1rom Belleville, Ill., joined Smitb in the
am1llnal8 by wearina down Spain's
Andres Glmeoo &-3, g..7, &-2. 1))e: triumph
gave Coonort second place In Group B.
I-;:---;;''":.. PeJI takes on llie Nutase or la, who already Is auured ol th<
.Eor three games at the 11tart or the
match, Kodes lool<td u 11 he would makt
a-eon~of-tr.
From i;.1 In tlMl !irsl set, Smith won 10
potnta In a row. ·Ko<1a ltnaliY inappc<t
out ol that spcD With a wretched smash
off the wood of his racket. He looked
dilpllited and completely beaten.
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cln-0 ... p ""
--' WU probably the ncamt I have
•ver come to plll)'lng a perfecl match
lie .. m. wltbln. patnl ol.wlnnlna .. cb
of the first t'RO games, but Smith fended
him o1r and wc.m both to; a 2-0 lead.
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STAN SMltH (RIGHT! BREEZES TO 6-1, C.0 TEN~N OVER JAN KOD!S.
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Gets Under Way Tonight
CdM, Marin~
Face Rugged
Opening AF o'es . ,
~ -_ ~ del Mar High'• Sea Klnp ancl
~· Hlgh'1 Vlldngs tune up for their. nlAJor coofrootatlo.n Satmday night with
tough opening """"' 1'113 toolPt against L"'1g Beach MllUUn and Loo
Allpnltos at the latter's court.
-Olror1a de! Mar meeta Mlll1Jian's Rmrul IJl:the Udlllter at 9,30 while Marina and
1.4 Alamltoo square olf al I.
Saturday the scene sw!tclles to Martoa
where the Vikings will take · oo the ·
challenge of Corona del Mar at I follow-
ipe '-a .1:30 game between IAs Alamitos
and Miiiikan.
The c.rooa del Mar-Marina clash
c«aws special interest 1lnce the Sea ~ of coach Tandy Glllls are iated No.
1 In Orange County and coach Jim
Ste°phena' Vikings are No. 3,
During .summer leagu~ play it was
O>rooa del Mar wlonhlg twice, b,y scores
of-82-M and 59-S!i.
The big three at Corona . lie! Mar oon.
sllil ol ll-3 Cuey Jooes, M Jeff Wbarton
aQlf 1-J Mau KOOUgb. Jones wu a f1nlt taam All-OF cbolce aa a junior and Is
capable of bitting from any angle.
The Sea Klnp like to nm and
, >defensively It's the famll1ar ma.to.man
pres.sure that has been em.played at
. C9roo• del MarLt years under
<lUlis and Bill B .
Stepbem' C{<W IOlll!Lft!!!Lol lta
own, b>wever, w.hh aophomare Bob
Losner (6-5) manning the~
Losner was a first team All-Sunset
!,!ague and thW team AIJ.Orange Coun-
ty choice u a fttsbnvin for the Vikee
with bis all-row>d fllllll" at focward.
"In addition the Vikes have Mart ~ms, a boWbootlng 1-Z guard, and
defenslve whiz. Mart Ford, a 8-6 senior.
Both are returning ai.rters along with
U>sner.
• •The defeoslve play ol Bryant Hatton
(6--11) bas abo been a key factor In ·op-
tiotiSm at Marina. •
Sahich Finds
Snow Skiing
Profitable
TANDY GILLIS
c ........ dol (t\lr c-h
Veteran Barons,
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LOara Collide;
Other Tilts Set
The word ool of FOWltain Valier High
for the. past two years has been wait until
the 1972·73 basketball season.
Tonight it's be,-e and roach Dave
Brown's tall and talented Barons get
thelr-rirst-test undet'-fire.-
Awa1unc Fountain Valey i. &maet
League toughje Loara, a Saxons crew
that presents five returning starters on
the Ooor. ·
npotf Ls at 8 o'clock and although it's
FOWJtain Valley's best team ever on
ON CABLEVISION
T<ll!lg!ll's Santlag .. Unlverslty basket.
, ball game can ~-aem on cablevlalon
In the Irvine ~.., <lwmel 3 begin-
ning at S o'clock.
paper, 1.oara ls a naJTOw favorite due
to I.ts. phenomenal past success on its
home court. -
Leading the Fountain Valley brigade is
6-11 Scott Reider, a two--year atarter for
Brown.
Other inUresting clasbes. involving
Orange Coast area teams are in every
dittctioa, also with 8 o'clock Upoffs.
Coecb Tony StiJboiJ and bis Dana Hlllil
aeniorleas DoJplllns get their first taste of
vanity competition with a trek to
~re.
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Oilers, Edison
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Tes t Top Rivals
At HUJitington
Huntington Beach mgh'• Oilers and the
Ediaob. Chargers kickoff the vanity
baaktlball season with a dooblebeader at
llunt1ngtoo Beach lllgb tonight oplnst
the La Habra Highlanders and BeYerty
Hills Normans.
Coed! Elmer Combs' Huntingtoo
·Beach crew tests La Habra in the 8:30
featured game. The Oilen ~t a
revamped cre.w with no retun1ing
starten: while La Habra is without oeoter
Steve Manker, who moved to the
midwest.
Coed! Dave Mohs of Edison also baa a
relati~ly new team to build Into a power
with ooly guard· Dirk Zirbel bact fnim
last year's starting five. _·
Saturday night the two Hcmtlngton
Beach DL!trlct ·schools switch opponents
with Edison meeting La Habra In the
nightcap following Huntingtc:n Beach's
ooolrootattoo witl! Beverly ,llills at 1'30.
Huntlng1oo Beocb_ and Edison preaeot
similar attacks and· II !,a Habra players
feel they've -been thn>ugb this niute
before when they meet EdiloD after fac-
ing Huntington Beach Friday night It's no
aeclden
Mohl was a cMcb. in ec.Dbs• 113tem at
Huiltlngton Beach ~ ta1dng o~ the
coacblng job at ·Edl.nl and be employs
the same double-post 8Y"lem that Combs
has used over the years.
~mu:ri~ches Ogure to be doing ._ sb in that area in aearch of the
right combination.
Last year Combs bad Steve Brooks and
Jim Worthy working the boonls while
Edison h8d Rod Snook doing most of the
rebounding.
But. those players are gone due to
graduaUoo., it's a new season and both
teams will get a good idea of just what
tbey have after tough engagements with
La Habra and Beverly Hills.,
Rustlers Bag
85-72 Victory;
Gauchos Fall
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Spider Sab~
bil amateur career splintered by seven
brolwl legs, has founct' aometbtog °"""
rewardinr than 01,ymplc gold -
prole,.looal ......, skiing.
And cooa. Jerry Fllr and bis Laguna
Beach Arj!sts travel to Ontario a.rtstJan.
Fllr baS a multitude ol retumiDg
ve~tl and observera foresee a solid
nm at JDe Orange League UUe in store
for Fai(a Artists. Golden West College rolled to an ex·
coach Jerry Tardie's Mater Del pecf;ed victory while Saddleback' was ·The · 27-yellN>ld blond from Kyburz. ·
Ca!U., won no Olympic medal but bis
bank acoount bas -In two years
since tumtor pro, Sablch bas earned
aboot •tl0,000, Including '50,860 last
..,.,. 11 top mooey-.. on the
Ben50D Hedgeo Grand Prix drt:Uil.
Mona.n:bs will accept the challenge of _ upended in junior college basketball
Loyola tonight at Mater Del while tournament actlon Thunclay.
Mlssloo Viejo'• Diabloo try cfanserous Coach Dick Stricldin's Golden West
Miraleste at Mission Vier.· • Coach Pat Rustlers :tipped put Gavilan College of
Roberts' MV crew has our retumtng Hollister, 85--72, in the opening salvo or
llarterl In the fold, but llUlll contend tloe Moorpark toomament while Sad-
with Mlraleste withoul All-OF forward dleblct fell to O>llege of the Sequoias
Much of bis eaminp came from en. -....1a and commercial uae of bis
,,M,e, which be could not do as an
Gil Nonnandle due to 111 lnjwy. 64-55, In the aeoond roond of the Ante!~
San Clemento and Uoivenity also have Valley clasaic at Lancaster. •
hoe openera. Coach John Baker's San BoUl area jaycees have games tonight.
Clemente Tritcns unveil ~ Ted SaddJebact faces Glendale at 5:05 while
amateur. Kalota (H) against Garden Grove Golden West duels Pierce In a 9,30 lllt.
Loque repre;entaUve La Quinta. Golden West rallied from a 14-poinl :And big mooey Is yet to be made In ~ sport that ooems to be bloslomlng as
prolela-1 golf did In the -
The University Trojans of coach John deficit to overtake Gavilan's Rmrul and
Driscoll 'WW meet invading SanUago, then won goiRg away.
Sabich and another pro, Hank Kashiwa,
Jk!llingham. Wub., ·were here for some
imk!e-strenthenhlg wortnuta OD the aand
at Vtnlce beach, u well as promotional
rtoPO for the lm-73 Grand Prix.
aDOtber Garden Grove League quintet-1be RusUen trailed 28-16 midway
Westmlmter High'• Uons are In Las through the first ball, but ootscored
Vtgls for a two-game set with Las Vegas Gavilan, 16-J, to take a 32-31 balltime
Valle)" and Las VegaJ Clark tonight and lead.
Saturday. Golden West steadily pulled aw_ay from
Both are 7 o'clock games and it's coach its rival, holding a 19-point lead at one
Doug Stockbam's debut. The Lions have time. ...., -Purses are bigger and more skiers are ~petlng. Last year's nine-event circuit
W"1 wonh '135,000 and 1 •t0,000 Grand
Prix jackpot. Tbls aeason'• U events
have purses ·tota11ng '400,000 and •
no returning. varsity players. Stricklin was particularly pleased with
the play of aopbomor<o forward Jeff Butt
'40,000 jackpot. . _
., There were about 50 competitors 1n
January 1971 and JOO last season.
Sabich Is king of the mountain. but be
sdmita staying there will be banler t'::J
getting there. And he's more interel
Tars, Eagles
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Renew Ri valrv
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"I love the lnde!>endeocy of maklnt my . :u~b~:'~~· ! -A!~Estanc1·a
living .S 1 Jll'O> I'm making mooey with ~tal existenCe , , , everything 1 do · Ne Harbor and Estancia mp
.. !ates. I INI~ teonis dash tonight at EAaJ>. ' "I'm 'not reaJi, bung up oo ~ a eta · In the opening games of the
championl" aays Sabtch. who this aum--ae ' both quintets. Tipoff 1.1 set.Car
me:r fonn~ bis" own film company cd a·· t '
puttbased an al.,,l&M to keep up with · 11'1 tbe otzth tlme the two acboo1s have
his !nterella. "Being a champloll II a met In ,vmity baaketball and ooacb Dale
-•hOI thing, be It two years or IO H•PYl Sallora w!U be llbootlng for their
aecond•-What meins somethln( Is to be filth canquett. .
the !e&41\11 money winner for that Only a l0-411 bi.mlsh In 1970 blots the
parllciular .,....,, Ne"JlOl'I ......i. In the past It's been a
·"There are a hell of a lot of dtamplons. case of a scrainbllng, small Estancia five
rve been ooe for two years btt It won't ~and running against a tiller and
mean anythll!!J If 1 go-oo mY butt and aomewbat slower (tactical) Newport"""
I* thll .........i," T linC'nt.
.Jn bis f1rtt year. Sal>tc;bl earned a Andithat's what it figures to be !might
reeonl IZ!,188 In Dine ....,tr; "In t1-n cM:b Dave Carlisle's l!staDcia Eaglaa
daya," he recalls 0 lt waa too euy. The ~ qalr) pretent an attack wtt.b DO one
other pys were 4Uin1 dowa. ~It'• .. er H and most In the S.l~ to 1-1
becaU1e evel)'ODe II alter the ]'.lo. l i"Y· category.
but laJI ....... 1 reallY bad to atl. My Estancia haa -relllmlni alaiters
-ta w'""' llumf>!IJl(I IDJlllOI'." =ewporl with W ~ CoU!ns "Satilcb Is arthe top ol the aamo and_ ho -... Scott Gayiw and
Kasbiwa, D, ll one of bit liuniien. -ll\dlY er, a pair of m,1oo1ers, are
1Jrn«1 -~ ninth place 1aat year after :::....,rei:-Jng but Ga,..r's atatus Is m1911ng the firat four nces. ble due to football· ln.Jurla.
.. ·~top 40 flUl'~ make • nm.;• UYf ~···big san! are M forward CUrt KUhtw•, "and the "14P!our or five mab Sp<eel, -g.1 fonrtiil Jlm Swta And W
a grear IMng -the belt living." lot ward Jaime Holmes •l!IOl1I otbora.
The only time a broJir1n leg didn't kaep Swlct II upeclally eflectl.. on the
blm oldtllned, &tblch ~ fi!UI In the -delplte his relatlve small me for
11alom &1.Greuobla-1Ltlte.Jlll Wlote:r. _LforWud. He~ up f0< It with
O~plct!. weight, muacle and dellr ..
'lie _, dlodaln Olympic modal• Spreen ahd Swick am returning
who led the scoring attack with 18. polnta.
And the Golden West coocb praised the
work of reservea Bill McKinney and Greg
Kyle. McKinney did a good job oo the
boards and Kyle cootributed 16 polnta .
Bob Bahnbridge also hit In double
figures for the Rustlers, getting JO.
Mart Dekker, Golden Weat'1 6-10
center, wu benched by Stricklin and saw
duty oo1y in the final seven r;n1nutel of
play, scoring U points. , I
-The RurUtrS' biglHcOring ~ ""'' blnatlon ol Gort Orgill and Taru Young
waa held to nine and eight poblli .
Meanwhile, Saddlebaok bel\f at 27-24
halftime lead over Sequotat.., 6ut that
c11c1n, 10t ~ .. the w1one.. toot the
advantage ell1ll minutes into the aeconc1
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way.
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Gauchos consi<fw"ably, lfM\ Lhen when
cooch Roy Stevens' club 1fJ1 behind, It
wps forced to come out more on defense
-re1U1Ung in a fa.sh Df fouls and , a rash
of Sequoias ftee throws. · Sa!>boinore Ame ain.Iey played well
for the Gauchos, scoring 19 points and
grabbing u rebounds. -
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Big Challenge
For Gauchos,
Says -Hartma.n
CIF PUiyoff Tilt
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Lions, LB PQly
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~the Sa4dlebact O>llege Gauchos
and Pasadena City College Llncen """'t
in a semifinal round game for the
California Junio< college football cfwn.
Mi x It Up Tonight
piOOBbip Saturday Diehl at Santa Alla LONG BEACH -Westminster High
Bowl, a high acorlng battle looms. Lions and the Jacknlbblta ol Loog Bffch
Pasadena Is avenging better than 23 Poly colUde tonight In CIF AMA football
points" a game while the Gauchos of actJoo at Veterans .Stadium ln a test
coach George Hartman are averagin& 24 between two ~iplosive powers.
points per Wt. Both are giving up an It starts at a and both teams sport 3-2
average ol. but 15 pohlb per game. records. Westminster Is a s.ix·point
But sta~cs go down the drain when favorite to continue in the playoffs with a
game lime arrives and Hartman is the semifinals test next week against the
first to agree. survivor of the St. Paul·Dos Pueblos con·
, "Jt ·is a tremeodoUs cballeo.ge for our flicl -
tlds to face a team with the poter)lial of Coach Bill Bo3well'1 Westminster
Puadeaa," be says. eleven. presents the one-two punch of
"We appreciate the honor and we 1te quarterback Dan Accomando -a n d
ertmmely happy to be In the poaltloa to tailbaci: Tony AccomaQdo while roach
play ~m.'' Troy Wlnalow's L"'1g Beach Poly team
What does be figure it wU1 take to wJn goes' with a one--man wrecking crew by the name of Anthony Hill.
over the nation's No. 1 rated football But Weptmioster'a role as favorite isn't
team on the Junior college level? baaed on the comparison of-those items
"Pray," be says. • alone.
"Really, we are juat going to-play The UCJIJtl sport an aggreasive line with
good, hard-nosed football and hope we tactles Larry Grady (195) and Marty
di>n't matt 'any mistakes." Trujillo (235) packing plenty of punch.
Hartman ls also. hopeful be doesn't And the defens.lve setup has Steve
have prpblems with the men in the Fritsch (205) anchoring it at middle
striped shirts. guard with Rieb Seaberry (220) and
"rm cmhappy we didn't heal them Grady Oanklng him at tactle.
(Rio Hondo) worse last week. But the Grady was a first team AU-Orange
striped shirts took that 1way from ua. O>unty seJection and offensive sl>lili end
That was the worst officiating we have Gary Maddocks al.so gleaned fi rSmeam
ever bad -it was one-sided and all call-bonon~
ed by the same guy," the ~Y docile It's Maddocks: who Dan Accomando
· Hartman says. · likes to throw to, and when be connects
What type of problem does Pasadena ,the threat Is two-fold due to 'Maddocks'
pose for hi! Gauchos? · fine nmning ability.
"They have the best offemively Dan. a . second team All-<:c>unty choice bal~m we baYe""leeDtbls-Yeat·-. -at deferu;lve.back, bu connected on.J2 oL
They are ootatandlng In the lkil1ed poi!-2115 -for 1,586 yards and a dozen
lions. . touchdowns. '"l'l"lf have· oo~dlng speed and the And he's nm for elgbt other Tlls, gi v·
best quarterback we have faced They ing him 20 touchdowns in all that he's
alsd" have the biggest line and eXcellent directly responslb!e for. rece!..Jen." Brother Tony, a junior and second
Atthls Gauchos health)' for tbe game? team All-Swiset·League back, has run tor
"We got some bruises last week but we nine TDs and is a breakaway threat. He's
had iqore from the · Palomar game a not In perfect condition, coming off ap
wee!; earUer. I think eveeyooe will be illn<ss this week,
ready to play Saturday night." -......_
Hartman will go with the aame opening
lineup that laced Rio Hondo last week.
'l'hls meana that Bob Dulicb will be al
quarterback :\irith freshman running
backs Aundre Bobnes and Joe Jones
1'&dy to roll the offense ln\o high gear.
Ed Call opens at flanker and Bob
Haupert at split end to give the .paaalng
game l"mpetus.
GW<; Ki~ers -Win
AdolpWrnos ~ two goals to
lead Golden West College'.s ~~eam
to a 4-2 victory over visiting Cerritos
Tbursday.
Enrique Gnecto and Haman Telaez
also bad goals for the winning RusUers.
Poly's mu bas .,......, for 11 TP> and
run for se~ others llld ft 'a virtually a
one-man show with a .spread fon;nation
allowing several receivers to get In on
the action at the other md ol bis aeriall.
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59-5 7 Setback
REDLANDS -·Two free throws with
-.time nm out oost Southern California
' College of Costa Mesa a victory Thursday _
afternoon.
a. College of t.. Mirada eVl!!led ill ~..-Jth lbe V81111.1ards oo the year
a 59$ victory In rim round play
in lhe Redlands lnvitaUonal basketball
tournament. SoCal had ,.._, earlier 66-Q
'lbe Vonguards retumed to acttcin thiS
afternoon Jn a comolatkm bractet game
against Loo Angeles Baptist wblie Btola
met host Redlands In lhe title bracket.
SoCa1 held the lead all bot 4\1 minutes
of the game and was in front by four
with five minute& remalnlng. Biola
scored the fmal slI points of the CX1Dtest
as the Vanguards had four rostly late turnovers. .
AD..uatl'lct ·ronnn1 Dave DaYloo a
fonner Villa Pan: .High star made 1the:
winning free throws fo r Biola with DO • ti~ left on the clock and was high
point man for the geme with 21.
Ted Bergersoo sparked a SoCa1 rally
that,._. the Vanguards hit eight straight,
six by the lreshman, midway through
the second half.
In other games '111W"9day, Qiapman
defeated Chremoot-Barvey Mudd, 61-51;'
Azusa.Padltc -CaJllomfa Baptist lfG..73; and RedfaOds wori 'over LA ·-• '
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· OCC Rowists Plan Trip
To National Tournament
Orange Cout College's watu polo team,
· cutte111'1 J>a~lln& !0< the aate JC title al
-ltlo Hoa&>, plans to-compete in the National
AAU tournament iri Puerto Rico just after
Ouistmu.
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But the Pirales still lack the necessary
~J to make the trek, says OCC coach
Ja ·Flillerton.
-"We still need to raise about $2,500
more, says Fullerton. "The kids (OCC play-
ers) have raised about $3,00) selling pea-
nut.. at football games, wa.ming , cars and
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other things, but we still need contribu-
tions."
FuJlertop. will take two teams (20 players)
to-the Dec. 25-31 event, A total of 43 will be
in the party. • • •
Plaudits a. Saddleback College football
coacll George Hartinan and bis 1taff for ao-
otber great job.
Wln or lose Satuid8y night against Pasa-
dena, Saddleback h8J crune up with aDotber
great sueoa .and ._. of the crtdjt bas to go
to Bartmu ind Iii very , capable aides. • • •
The toughest JC basketbaJJ toornameot In
the state thiS 'Season could very well be the
Santa Monica classic near the end of· the
year.
It features rugged Laney ol Oakland
eomptoo .. one of the belter oolUls in
lhe state with a 7.(), fi..9, 6-.s lront line and
6-5 and 6-3 gwinb. ' . . ..... .
· Orange Coast wlll rePlace Rio Hondo wltll
Long Beach CC on nut year'• footbaU
schedule with the Pirates pl1ytn1 11 games.
Melllo College has beta adcftd to tbe scbff.
We. '
Golden West Is attempting to schedule
Fullerton while Saddleback will pliey Cyp-
ress and pos&lbly l\flra Cotta again ln non-
circult action. • • •
Threj! JC football teams finished the 72
campaign with winless marks. They included
Compton, ~1t. San Jacinto and CC San Fran-
cisco (all 0.9) and Yuba (Q.6-1).
Mt. San Jacinto has the loogest losing
streak in the state -18 games. • • •
Moorpark College ii looklag for a new
football coacb. Paa! Dunham will bang 'em
up after five~ years at the belm. He'll con-
tinue on as athletic dittcJor. • • •
Jo~ormer Corona del Mar and OCC basket·
ball star TlfYl Conroy js a starting guard
for Ft. Lewis College in Dl.µ'ango, Colo.
The other starting back-courter is Greg
Allen, '\\'.ho played at Los Angeles CC last
year. • • •
Tickets for the Shrine Pol·ato Bowl (JC
foot~all championship) are now oa sale at
the Shrine ticket office, Int 18th St. ID Bak-
ersfield. '
The ducats are priced at S;3 each.
Tbe game is sel for Dec. I at 1 o'clock.
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Golden \Vest's top running back Rick Rice
finished in the No. 3 spot in the state rus~
ing stats while_ OCC quarterback Alvin
White was third in passing.
Rice totaled 1,296 yards While White pas·
1------'&ainst a tough Scottsdale, Ariz . club
coached by eNeny TarbJlian aide Ivan
Duncan, talented Cerritos against the Cal
Stole (Loog Beach) Fro"11, defending slate
champ Santa Monica agaimt Palomar pnd
OCC facing Compton.
sed for 1,942 yards. .
Greg Mill! or Meree:d -woo-the rushing-
• title (1.457) while Ml San Antonio's Steve
Aiyer captured the passing crown (2,444).
Rice was second in the state in scoring
(100) ID D!bot's Jim Carter (114),
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Cage Aces.
lnRe11nion -Winning Water Pow Titk Finals Set . I
Satrirdav ·,
The Orange Coast College
altlietic department ii lookini
for members of OCC's l!MMO
basketball team.
Mernberl of that team, who
played' under coach Miles
Eat.on, will hold a reunion
Saturday night, Dec. 9 on the
final evening of the seconlrih-
nual Mile.s Eaton Invitational
baskelball loornament The
By HOWARD-L. BANDY
Of ..... ~ "" 11•1f
Jack Dick\IWln aporta a
mustache, Is 1au-eaoug1J~
a candidate for the basketball
team and bas earned meda\s
in the NCAA swimming cbarn-
plOll!hlps. .
But his pr,oudest mqment in
sports came when the UC
lrvilie watef\-,,olo team won
the NCAA championship two
years ago against UCLA'
when Jack was a sophomore.
tourney is being held in the Today Jack is in AlbU-
OCC gym. querque, New Mexico with Ed
The fonner teammates will Newlaila's Anteaters and
mret on ~pus al 7:30 for hopeful of gllin,ing a. second
dessert, cof!ee and 8 nostalgic water palo medallion on a w•~•y "-··• old yearbooks championship leam. ,~~ wu""'6'• UCLA and UCI are in the
and press clippings. They will same bracket and expected to
attend the tourney's cham-win first .round games, mean-
piooship game at 9. ing the two teams will meet
The team W"ill be introduced for the third time this yest in
lo lhe croWd at halftime. the tourney semifinals. How
"We ~ve . f0cated several =7Ja~.~ the Bruins
players rrom that team but we "They have four really good
still have seven fellows miss-players, then they dwindle
ing," said Wendell Pickens, fast," he says. ·
OCC. athletic .direcJ.or. "We "Furthermore, we will be
hope to hear· from them or playing in a smaller i JJpOI at
anyone ·who knows where they the nationals (~ x 20 feards),
•niight be rea_cbed." It will.be like .plar-f \.kith-
, Players. who still .need to be wise in the ~meter pool at
located are: ~Y Bennell, Newport Harbi:r High.
Jack Doyle, Bot(Harr;.s, Dent · "'Ibat's the way we ve been
Robinsoo, Arlie TOUiouse, Doo !eltlng up the pool at ewpor!
Walker and DaviCI Weirbach. lor pra~ice," be says, ·
Members Of that team Does this make much dif.
should ~contact the 0 C C ferenceJn the ·style of ~y? .
athletic departmeqt at 834-. "it enables the offense to set
•5f.IO. up a ~ quicker and the ball
JACK DICKMANN
can progress a lot . faster.
There 1 are also more fouls
because the ball gets in ihe
strike zone a lot more and
that's where most fouJs talce
place." ..
What about a comparison or
this year's team with the one
that won the NCAA title'!
.. I think a IOf more depends
On even distribution of ability
with this team," he S8Y,S,
"When I was a ffQPhomore, w~
l)ad two pretty exceptional
players in Mike Martin and
Ferdie Massimino. And Dale
Hahn was also a good ~-
"Martin was exceptionally
fut and quick. )'erdle sat at " •!
the two-meten was very Four ce-ams trom ar.ge
clllllcWt to get the ball away · Coast area high Jdlooi., are
from!..l!abn..wu ,also in thJ entei<dln Uie CIF ~·
clMI." . try champloNblpa Saturdl~ al
' Whal about UCLA, can the Mt. San Antonio College.&
Anleaters beat tbe Bruins tn In addition to Coota ,
the third meeting or 1tJe and Martna In the
teams?-dlvlalon Mission Viejo (Ail)
"! lhink so," Dickmann and La;;,••a Beach (AA) 16to-says. "Eric Lindroth is their . 0 --, ' big man and they also have tinglOn Beach ' RobeJ1 Jlllgel
Garth Bergeson and -Kurl made the final• In the ~
Krumpbolz from this area divialon, although his tea.qt)ild
along with. an outalandlng not qualify. '"'
goalie In KevtifCralg. Costa Mesa fui1shed OM in
"Craig la re'l)ly ~Inside its rac< in the ~
but tends to d.aze a little on 18#' week, as did MartU'bd
the outai<le. Tbese games lAiwia Beach. Mlssllio 'Vlijo
should be Iilgber scoring than flnlsbed seoood in Its race but
In the pa.st because of the doesn't llgutt 1o MriOilsly
amaller size of the pool." challenge powerful Up~
Dickmann is a senior and Angel ran Mt. SAC'•" doean't know wbether he will course in 10:!12 to linlab. · ·
try out tor the UC! swimming in his race but ht& time .&
team in the spring or not. lfe only the ~nth fastest in the
was-marrfed in June to his large school division. .· 11
high school a w .e e t b e a r t , Angel must run againBt '.ithe ~arbata; and the co.uple is llv· ·11tes . or Terry WUUams·' of m~ on the UCT campus. He derendlng champion ·and)lko-
will be doil).g student .teaching hlbltive ravortte Loot:p<bc
at that time.. . (IO:IMl.5), clefendlng sta18i\lro.
Jack planf a teacbiJlg.career ·mile champion Curtis setJc of
in biology or -mathematics: Santa Monica (10:24.4) ·1and
along with coacblng. Barili Williams of Nortb'~"
He gained-a-foothold this raoce (10:21). .
season, assisting Bill Barnett other area runners to IJace
and Bill ..JMell with the in the top .five Jn their itces
Newport · Harbor JX1>tV8!0, include Tim Gollnick of Costa
primarily worlr:li!g ~lib the Mesa (10:11), )(arlc Hower of
froslHoph leql where be bad Mission Viejo (10:11) .ancf Karl
Newland's sOo, George', as a Weber or Laguna B ft.a c b
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Nt!Wport, Estancia, Dmblos Area ~orts in Brief
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Li~ht ,Action
For Drags
Honor Athletes at Banquets ~ A Up\ ac:~u:;
--lnterniU<>nal Raceway In tbe
MV _Goalie .Gets Top Honor
> • •> · near flilUre llO-""li<ln --u= • Newporl .Harbor,_Estaoola-plu>-fmhman-lifil !Ills-t1· .. leio Silturd,yandonly'bracketand Mission VU!Jo .. .,, goalie
and Mllilon Viejo bigb schools aopbqlnore football teama : MJsaloo Viejo High~• All· cla,. 1~mpetttlon Dec •• 9 Dave Diamond Ms been nam-
honored •lhleUc teamJ at ban-Sophomore l'oofbaJI Crestview Lague back Dave before ma all·pro series grand ed most valuable player in
•:·"'"'" ~Y night. C.ptaln: CAsey Slavens; CAidweli :wu named the oponerP."I;· ai. ~m lWeeport Uerbor Moat Valuable : Allan Liddle; Dtabloa' molt valuabh! player Satuiday s competition Jn Orafl$te League water polo
.itool'wo-Ume AU-Orenge County MOllt Improved: Randy Wood; 1'1Jurtday night at Lbe ICbool'a ocm·I drag racing salute to play by that c:ircult's coaches
•+. 11-blcker Jim Swick grabbed . Mo.stDeven InspiraUonaJ : !ti ark PnUa1 sr,rts awJU'd banguet. the Nivy was dominated by in the All-League selections. •""" ._..la rd • ---•" Sa Diamond was a major
iddl. tJooal '--s"'"at Newport Fr,--•---Foo••-u ,.,...,.... awa wu'IDers : Re5eWl'S Pat Foster, nta · ll\N~ ~ .... v u.. i. reason for the Diablos' IM , !rbor's aDDull football ban· Co-Oa . 11 """'· Monica• Don .Moody and Bob "' tat Balboa'BaY Club. plains . Larry Ha • MVP: David CAidweli; Best Riggle' of Mansfield, Ohio. overall record and the loop r. 'lwict an AU.CIF choj~ as Gary Confer; Most Valuable: Offensive Player: Bob Tornet· ' .. F 0 f t..e r n·z,ii:ped SUsh championship 'with his fine
lunlo ' '-the Pat Shaughnessy. ta Best 'Del I Pl M ts •--· 1 A 1 play at goalie. I '4". r, ,wu tabbed as Vartlty Cross Coun•-; ens ve ayer: a u11U1• o nge es Fln T ort' moet valuable player · , .. ; Rick CUrtis; Hard N o s e ~fore J0,2.15 fans a:t the t eam Captain:. Randy Roffina; Award: Martin Gover; Most raceway in the ,tunny.car final . Dave Diamond, Mission Vle-Qtbc~.ivid 1 . in Most Valuable : . Du a a e J•n s pi rat 10 n a 1 : Randy with a 8.44 (229.59 mph) to 6.52 Jo, Sr. . 1-.~;i ua 5 receiv g Waltmire; Moat Improved: ~ Eckholdt; Most. .Improved: Don Rrudhomme's long stan<r BW Gaulter, University, Jr. bi1'fliltf0rd '·:d"l.1~ereFoJ!°! Ken Conner. Kevin McGarry. Foster's winnlng speed broke Bob Loeffle~, Saddleback,
(moot Im ~ t N d-JV Q>oss Cowiry Sopbomore Don Prudhomme'• long stan-Jr·
ill btrt, and pwarreri :..Sr; (~t Captam: Howard BtShop IV ; MV Back: Brian Heaney ; ing 'mark of 226.13 mph. Gary Linscheid, El Dorado, ,...,~), KiVlh Reeser (best Most Valuable: Steve Shapiro; . MV Lineman: Jeff Evans: Moody reduced his own 8.14 Sr. !"~) and Diet Stoneman Most . Improved: Steve Most Inspirational : J e fr record to 6.12 seconds during steve Lyle, Mission Viejo, ~~UlOlt lnspiraUonal). Ramsey. Evans. , qualifying and then went on to Jr. tpd.~lp~ins 00 the junior Frosh:5@pb Cross Couotry Frelhmen . win the top fuel dragster Tom Redwltz, L a g u n a 1~tt 1evel were Tim Brown Captam: Greg M ~ t c aJ .f ; MV Back: Ron Pagan ; MY feature with a 6.19 second ·ef· Beach, Sr. ~ Bill Mockett and Brian Most Valuable: Bnan Hein ; Lineman: Mark Merwin ; Mosl fort over Fresno's Jack Scott Reidenbaugh, Sonora, '<l ~ who was named M~tJ:~M;v~.:1.l~~Diga. Inspirational : Cary Greer. Martin (7.~ seconds).• Sr. ·.;;~ im~roved. ·captain: Bob Webster ; Most
,11..,., ., • Est•neia Valuable: Tony Sawaya; Most
;•!J.1 A'ony Sawaya and Duane Improved: Bill tee:
Waltmire were ~named most JV Water Poltl
Bob Sturgeon. MJsaloli Vltju,
Sr.
Second Team
David Trotter, Twitin, Sr.
Scott Campbell, ~Us1lon Vie-
jo, Sr.
Scott Cla!fey, El Dorado,
Soph.
John Leogue, Mission Viejo,
Sr.
Steve McCormick, Universi-
ty, Soph.
John Moore. El Dorado, Jr.
Pete Underdal. Sonora. Sr .
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Orange Coast Col I ege 's
·Evan Jones was named Pirate .
of the Year Wednesday night
at a banquet • honoring the
cross country team.
~ttermen honored included
sophomores Dana Babin and
Mike Jones and freshmen
Keith Cunningham, 0 wen
Gorman, Sonny Hiltenbran~
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Evan Jones. JeU Kingsley,
Jlm Neal, 'Nm Rudy, Steve
Schureman, Gary Stringer and
Geary Weber. .,,
Edison · and Marina high
schools will ' ho.st t h e
preliminary rounds of the sec·
ond CIF girls' tennis tourna-
ment Saturday.
Matches will begin at 10
a.m. with doubl es 'at Edison
and singles at Marina. Cham·
pionshJp play will be at UC
Irvine~. 9.
The top Orange Coast area .
entrant is Lilly~ Y,.alde5 of
Corona del Mar, who was half
of the winning doubles tfam
last year. She'll compete in
singles this year.
Other area schools with en·
trants include Estancia. Hun-
tington Beach, M a r i n a ,
Mi ssion Viejo· and
Westminster.
"' TORRANCE -VC Irvine"
freshman basketball team,
stripped of two start.en by a
last minute switch to the
varsity Wednesday to replace
suspended playen in Hawaii,
will open tbe 1972--73 season
tonight agatl)st host E I
Camino College In . the Norm
Verry tournament iiere with
tipoff at 9:30, "
In the openirig gaine at 7:30,
Imperial Valley will meet Los
Angeles Harbor: at 7:30 with
the losers ~mtng back Satur-
day at . 7:30 and the cham-
pionship game at 9:30.
Jeff CUnningham, a former
UCI scoring staf',.i.! coach of
the UC I yea rlings with Dean
Andrea and Phil Mathews
assisting. •
·~·;!Valuable on the Estancia High Captain: Doug Petzel; Most --. ' )r, w• polo and cross country Valuable: Andy ottolia; Most
.,·Jt,11111!1 Thursday night at the Improved: John.Sigler.
, ttqhool's annual sports award Froslt-Sopb Water Polo
.,,.Jienquel Captain : Vernon Squire ;
t .. • ,,-Following are the special Most Valuable : Steve Wyatt;
iJ111ward winners in all levels o{ 'Most Improved: Mike Mad·
-~,.water Polo and cross country, dock.
r-:;;Prange Coast's Beal
1;:, 19• ' ' ~'·:Tops All-SoCal Team
·. --· ! .. ,;~e-CoasLC!llleg~s.Mike----mates---Ron--MtaiolekL-and ·.:1 ~},. .. ~s ~ ;telected ·the Bill McAneney-w~e o0tden
of the year. es. ,s un . c ms a 1 Southern CaUCorrua JC player W 1, J' M A nd
Beal, ·a sopbon'¥>re, was goah4 Ed Whi!e p.~ 1were .
. named to the All·SoCal first ho!1~T' on the fir~st1untt.
te&n aion1 . with two team-~,.,nd team •t ~ Frankl! B rowo , 1M!"k
Mansfield and Kurl Westenelil
ol ~Iden West~and Bob Wurs • John Or and
goalie Rod RosS f~ Orange
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'Earn IA.op
•. Laurels
Coast. 1 OCC's Mike O'Brien, Jim •
Smilb •nd Doug Weiler and
Golden \Vest's Al Hoopt· were
accorded honoarable mention,
All-Southern California
Ftrst Team
' Mike Beal (Orange Coast),
nir.e Laguna Beach Hfgh Ron Misi9lek. (Orange !Coast>.
gridden have been honored Bill McAneney X 0 ~ a'rr-e e
Mtb f""t team football honors Coast), Jlm lofcAdi .CGol-
01r the All-Orange League as den . Wes~, ~ snahan ' select.d by that I 0 0 P , 5 (Fullerton , ~~ , . o. c h e ,
coaches. (Fullerton , .Ge ... Jo'ifaw!Qrd
Finl !<am laurels go to (Fllll-Stevoj ~lf (Long •
• Dool 111-.;.;., Dave ·Martin Bea,ol\J, ! _ • H•l& 11\!L San ~
, and BDI Rol>e!Uon: Antillilo!, Clreg, Matleiis (Ger-~-~ al b!i 1·1 · rl~ Golbe -Ed Whit< "'"-~.v ua ep en·s1ve (Gol n w-) . . player Is Valen<ia'• Richard ~· ' llemandeL Saddleback High's Second Team
Don Mahany ls the loop's most Franke Browne ( Go l,d en
valuable defensive player. West), Mark Mans f 1e 1 d
Second team honors Wf!ll.t to· ( Go l d e n · ~est'Y, · Kurt
Laguna Beich's ·&rt Tal>or Westerfeld (<Jolden West),
Marco Mendoza aM )eti Bob Wurster (~nge <::oast), Winship, Univenitf., R 8 y John Car~~er ( Or a n g e
Hald' and Dana HilJst Bill Coast) , \I' i Ha r~v e y
Sprilll!l>an.·" ·-. · .(Fu llert!O'n ,.Ted .,Cole : . .., __ (Palomar), llW bs Ciong
e~ 1~ °""'" \,, Beach), Pit•B y (Cerri~),, E-'~ v~ sr. Llnk S z u~C (Grossmont). . ~~:"~~ '°*' · ];: Goalie -(Or~e : I ~~.::..;.: . * CoaslJi....,;!>le .. don , ""'*•· V11111(11 Jr. Qr<!inne· """"s -Mike lrw Sr. .....,. ~"""?", ~~'-::: .._... Sr. O'Bri~n, Jim s.,ith and Doug
, I:~ ll!Nt TN"'..;.... sr. Weiler; Cfoli West -Al
•• -IC.RltMN,e,... Jr. Hoops ~ i;===~~.=1!"° J;· PlaYer t~ 1yea r -Mike •--Martt .. u,..M I Hdl Jr • C--Med1111, ~ sr". Beal {Orange Coast).
, LB ~. SlldolltblCk Sr. -~ Ll-4. ltld'llr'if, ll'IN St. D~I,_ Sr.
Bf::!!CU. Vatlndl Sr. G Is' T 0 ~.~.::-1:: a enn1s
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DAIL~ PILOT Friday, Dtet"mbet l , 1972
What's Doing
Outdoors
JJM NIEMIEC
Outdoor activities tailed ofr la!' week duelo the four-day
holiday, which kept most families together. This coming week-
end should find lots of hunters out in the field or on the duck
pond. .....
The second half of our Southern California waterfowl sea-
son gets under way Saturday and the outlook is roe a great num-
ber ol limits to be bagged by Southland hunters.
Ducks and geese have migrated into the area and the water-
~owl population i.!I now higher than it has been at any time this
~son . Most of the ducks are sticking around due to ideal
:weather conditions and should be on hand for a couple of weeks.
{ 1'1ore honkers are arriving dally, too. This writer spotted
more than 25 or the big Canadians winging their way over the
ocean near Huntington Beach earlier this week. It's a good bet
that they wijl show up on one oC the Orange C.OUO!y clubs ,soon.
Sandy Hoose ol Newport Beach reported that hunting in the
San Joaquin Valley wa's very sJoy,• as the ducks have spread
out to the many ponds recently created by heavy rains.
John Good or Costa ~tesa hunted in the Sacramento area
over the holidays and said that heavy fog and very few birds
grreted both pheasant and duck hWlters.
Wasco Aren Ruled Fnir
Duck hunting In the Wasco area has been getting progres-
.)ively worse as the season is reaching its mid-way point. Even
Shough there arc thousands or sprig. "'·igeon and mallards ln
llnd around Wasco, heavy bunting pressure, excess new grain
;ind plenty of waler are probably responsible ror keeping the
birds off bunUng ponds.
This writer bunted on one of Western Sportsman's Club
duck. properties this past week with Tony Garnier of Whittler.
As we moved oUt to ,uur bllnd more than 15,000 ducks got off
the ponds and never returned. Sbootlng singles and doubles
through the fog we managed only lo down sjJ: ducks between us
and found out later that we out shot everyone areund.
Fish and game warden John Reed of Bakersfield predicts
that hunting will take a turn for the better as soon as new
flights of ducks mlx with local birds.
B4g Ducks nt Big Bear Lnke
During the•brcak the PoPulation of. big diving ducks at Big
Bear Lake has increased but hunting w:ill k difficult due to
a-----below fr~ .t~peraturl'.5. The ~ges of the lakes are freez-
ing every night eol:t Baldwm Lake 1s frozen over completely.
Hunters who intend hunting the popu1ar lakes should be
\ware that there are lots of canvasbacks and that they are not
allowed to be taken this season.• Scatter gunners are encouraged
to try and identify a duck before pulling the trigger.
Full Lhnils of Dove
Dove -bunte~ enjoyed an above average second opening ttUs
past week as warm weather kept birds around. Near full limits
Qf dove were reported taken at Coto de Caza during the early
morning hours, while the evening hunt was a bit slow.
Other areas in Orange County produced spotty bunting and
birds see m to gfoup up in large flocks. Providing mild tempera-
tures· exist for the next few days the remainder of dove season
wUI produce fair to gOQd shooting.
Trout fishing Tops Lake Action
Helped by heary stocking programs by bol1I the Depart-
ment of Fish and Game and private lakes, trout fishing has im-
proved at. au Southland lakes. .
Vail Lake in Riverside has been rewarding anglers with
good fishing for trout, catfish, bluegil and crappie. Hefty cats
to 14 pounds are still being caught on fresh cut mackerel, while
stocked trout are hitting good on Zeke's Ooating cheese bail.
Crappie are hitting Doll-Oies and bluegil seem to prefer meal
worms.
Lakes P iru, Casitas. Cachuma, Big Bear and Henshaw are
also listed as good for troot fishing. while the San Diego Lakes
are giving up mixed ca~s of lake fish. .
Bass rtshing has taken a tum ror the worse as very little
ad.ion is reported Ol;l any of Southern California's Jakes. Anglers
report that the bass have moved to very deep water and are
very reluctant to hit artificial lures or worms.
Surprisingly, there are still good catches of bonito being
caught by anglers fishing a~rd Newport Harbor party boats.
Rock fisb are also being taken off ~~ reefs. while a few cal·
ico and sand bass are being landed by anglers fishing kelp beds.
Pro, Col"lege Results
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Dl'troll 171, &utf1lo 116 AIM'rkiol ••Hlttllell A5MKllllOl'I
Cen>lln• 121, San Oleo<> 1111
Kentucky 107, 011111 101
u1111 111. Dtflv.,.. 9S Mllllftel Hockey L .......
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Al11n1e 5. Ptllledelphl1 .s (lhll
Celhl'I• •9*etllelt Wnt
Univ. of the P11dllc 101, H1yw11rd St.
P'9Pl"dlne •· w111111 .... ~ Pn&dolnl H, FAll'IO P&elflc 67
Coll. of G'"t F11!1 62, C&rroll Col. 61 lolH s1. n, NOflh Dakota 19
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(hepm1n 61 , Cl1r1m011l<MllOd S6
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Rigby, Mates
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Cathy Rigby and •some or
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mates will put on a gymnas-
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Saturday.
The admission-free program
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Old Dominion 13, St. M.irv's 81 w"t. v1-v1nl1 we1ly1n t2. M1rletr1
tOlliol 68
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Loyol1 (Md.) 90, Coppin SI. 1$ 81ttlmore 70. Mlryll!'ld (811. Cly.I '5
Towson SI. 60, Jollns Ho91Cln1 51
Ale.any SI. 101, 01nlel Peine M
MIDWEST
Eau c111re 12. T•~•s Iii
Akron 11).1., M1lln• 7t __..., Southrr11 1Ulnol1 SI, MCl<rndrtt 11
Crr!11Mon 61, SI. JOOn'• of Mlnnrsoll
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Ruth Poole a_ruj f\1arty
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A1nry K. Brown touman1ent at
Irvine Coast Country Club this
week with a S(..'Qre of 133.
In A flight Vicki Garey and
Dottie Estey were the net vie·
tors with 13-4 while Dee Dee
While and Rollie Vance won
j low eross with 156.
A I ie resulted for tow gross
in B flight with D. J . Swanson
and A1argarel Howard on one
.squad and Mary Turner and
Lee Butler on another. Both
carded 183.
Low net winners were f\'larv
Turner and Lee Butler with
135.
Seocliff
An odd or even tournament
was staged at Huntington
Seacliff by the women's club
recently with Kay Moser the
first £l ight winner. Cuba Cu rl
was second and June F'ittin
third.
In the se<:ond f 11 g h t
llelen Cowden and the winner
followed by Rosemary
Erickson, Slu Dudley and
Eileen Allen.
Bess Galvin won the third
flight with Irene Pare second.
Olah Morgan third a n d
Virginia Stevens fourth.
The women's club will hold
a turkey shoot on Dec. 12.
.Prizes will be awarded for low
net of the day, least putts,
least fiela shots-and to all
players who beat the pro.
--El Niguel
Members of the women's
club at El Niguel Country Club
in Laguna Niguel staged a
guest day and gross-net
tournament this week.
In A flight, low gross win·
ners were Dot Egan (BJl and
Esther Nugent (87). Low net
y,•ent to Kay Brady (74) with.
Marion Ausness second at 75.
In the B flight gross com-
pclition ii was Huth Cohen
1931 the winner followed by
Virginia \Vhitington ( 9 6 ) .
Millie Johnson won the net
award with 76 fo116wed by
Gene Carrick with 77.
Jt was Mary Kronman first
in the C flight gross com-
petition with 103 followed by
Happy Coltrin with 105. l\terle
Beeby won low net with 78
while Frankie Blair also card-
ed a 78 Qut lost in matching
cards.
Dorothea Ekhoff won the D
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followed by Carol Keep with
11 1. Jane TerhcJ I had 79 and
Betty Himmelsbacli 83 in the
low net action.
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Stella Merriam made a hole·
in-one on the par three
seventh hole to aid her team ·
to a victory in the better ball
of foursome competition for
)he \\'Omen's club at Mesa
Verde Country Club this week.
Joining Stella on the winning
team were l\.lary Singer, Ellie
Kitson and Jackie Neale. They
had a .team score of 59.
Second place went lo Erny
Berkle. Lucille Ma n I e y .
Dorothy Jones and J o a n
Chamberlin with 60.
Third place went lo' Alice
Derby, Dorothella Iken-
berry, Barbara Mallick and
Hortense Carlin with 61.
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83. Stella Merriam won )let
honors with 73 followed by
Mary Wannamaker w~4.
It was Kay Parley tJie win·
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Df.!U.$ CUP!) -Rod Stewart seems apait but li wt~ sUll oell • m!lllon 'copies any ol'bii'...orda. I don't particularly . Ooe ·auch qmcert occumod ·Iii SeJ> Rad Stewart's first expQSUre was as · Appice,.'a ~mbor•(ifll«k's latest g1'0Up. ~ it ~ be 1Can to keep .from ' and that's all il'in worrltd'aboul" f 1 like hla: mUsii:. V • " • tember ln Danh at lbe Cotton Bowl. The lead singer In tbe Jelr 'Btct GrOup. ·~There wU }Qme 10rt of '(nOney hangup. beConiJng 8 rock superstar. This includes 'J'tiis. \emperamerl mAy be :WhY lhe 'n-Stewart, in his .solo albums, has Al.C., as at all Rod ~tewart shows._ never· Stewa,rt doesn'l like tf> talk ibout bis pre-1be badd didn't~ paid like they should t-"-to ......... himseU In the anOO)'llU'ly Jrear-old Stewart hlll not received the u-recorded . some of Bob Dylan's early 1 Beck days but he can give the impression have, and lhe·bahd blamed Jeff, but JeU .,.. ......, • posure necessary to achieve superstar sonp..and says be envies Dylan. , ment oned Stewart's name. Instead, jt 'd wanting to be a !tar Rugby player back had no~ to de> With t'he money. I think
0(-'8 rock and roll band that can .>e status even though b1s third album, "I envy him becauR he's got his au. .,.,:as merely "The Faces." then. more than a singer. it's ji.ist a big misunderstanding over the
cl.uaifted as, at best, better than "Every Picture Tells A· Story," wu .t.be dience d9wli ID a hardcore where they're The group came out on a stage with a lelHte n~~k bassaltergwt•.'·o"'commplayer...:...~YW~ Years that's brought them to the l?Qint aven.&t. fifth best selling a1bUm 'of'Jut year; ·the buying the mtiSic for ·tfie·muslc. mirror floor .. Stew~. constantly ~itced ~ ,..._.. .,... where they are now."
On· hb first two albumsrhis name ap-sinde from the a1bum, 0 Maggie May,u ''I think the people bUy my albums now · from one microphone lo th~ other on artistlcaUy successfuJ album$, "Truth" in "He 's a pop star and I'm a rock .00.
Jliated only~in the smallest of iprint and _was the third belt selling record of 1971, because or what I am, I'm English. stage. He held ·the mile upsi~ down, October, 1968, and "Beel-Ola," ·a year roll guita'tist," Beck said of Stewart.
he ''dismisses his Solo albums ~by saying -and be was.voted the top.male vOcallat in 'Ibree Ol four years ago, I'd buy a Roll-carried it like a javelin or presented it to later .. Stewart pot out an uneven solo "We're absolutely not in the same room.-he~ is just a member of the group The last year's'Playboy jatz..pop ~I. \ Ing Stones album wi~t knowing if it the audience-llke,a Roman centurion. album called, appropriately enough, you know. He'! in a different room
F~. Stewart ta not overty ,·g~, ; in was going to be good OI' bad and I think • He sang nine songs, a tbirq of them "The Rod Stewart Album," but it never altogether. ·No singer likes playing , sec·
He..b-ies to tell everyone the songs he praise of otbent on the rpck .sc~. ~ut that's what'• happening to me.now. -from his latest album. He also did hit' came cl~~ to setting any sales records. ood fkldle to a guitarist
sings should not be taken ·seriously.-He Jeff 1*c.k, wlk> gave Steflart. his ~t ex-. "l _don'l really know what my audience hits "Maggie May,'" "Stay Wi!b Me.,· and The reason! for tb~ split W~~.~k Sf!\"'-·· It rp~,l have been in the back of liis
dismissea record critics as non~tbinkers poslU'e, Rod said : "I doft't want to talk ~w, but I feel l appeal to a pretty ''I'm Losing· You." And in 45 minutes· be not clear. Stewart sunply rer,.;to ta~.~ mind. t~be wanted to be a solo art!,t
but be has -received unanimously rave abo_Qt Jeff Beck, I bate, him." &~•udience now. l don't think we at-apologlzed to tbe Crowd <UJd left while the a.bout IL -WOod. said Beck wclf''lob mlJCl\' and I dfCfii't want to stop him. Except
noilces. Stewart recorded two Elvis · Presley ~'11fact!l10.year.old kids, at least I hope audJence was just waiting for him to get of an egotist to have anyofie ·e1se ap-i that , f· ~idn't expect him to 1urn around
"I don't care what the criti~s ~y about songs on the sel;Ond Beet altium,. an ' we · " wanned up. proaching star quality in the IP.De grou~ 'and rurl *1e down in every interview that
the ~bllin," he said during his latest visit !lbum that Stewart said be picked all the -1,C~· •· · r.rt feels be and his band ta "We just coUldn't ge~ going thei'§/~he with him. . ·-·'be eve~de. too.
to the Uoiled States. "lt!sv .. uee, 'like,~~ for~! l\*bl _,,_ the t l'l~·to such an audieoce, be'I• .-1n said ."'1<' sbOw. '.'Thele.stadilllll Coli-"R<ldr Slewart and Jeff Be<;Ji ~terally: .': "Wh ; met him he was silting In a
well 'Rolling Stone' will ~abl1i rip it·1· t' to :EN11. but {l~'t ~ / !* besl fonn. fl ~.. .~don~('wor~.~· 1 ~. : .hate-tat;: ~ther,'' sai<f dl)lmn;ier' Carm~ "".~r aQd , didn'i have any work."
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Of ... D9llr ,. ........
The homes and boats in Huntington
Harh9ur don their brightest Christmas
costumes Dec. 13-22 for the fourth aMual,
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It's ..., mile water tour through. the · • Harboui _cbannels .in~H~~ (<
sponsored by the Huntington lfirboor
Philharmonic Committee.
About 1,000 llart>oor homes will be
brightly decorated with Ouistmaa lights.
Santa exhibits and other holiday scenes.
Many ol the~IJ Y,a<!>ls ""1. ""'~· ..
lit up lite noeiid; ~-n.., · !
Visitors can hoanl special.cruise boats
from I p.m . .to 10 p.m. each. night at the
HuntJncton Harbour .Jales office, 4211
Warner Ave., near Pacific Coast,
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Jor ;.unpim under !J for the 45-mlnUte •
eruile.
A llooleos lrom the Phllharmonic Com-
mittee will be on each cruise boat to
point out special attractloaB, Incl~\
homes wblcb hllve been named a"81'd
winrien in the decorations coritest. 1 _
tut year 1,IXh V!Jtlon '9'Ue<1 the . ' · • cbannets anc1 tbe • CCIOlDliltee do6atec1,\ . ~ C Udrea an Step more than '4 OIO to the ~· ~ty . "
PhilbanDonic 'SOciety. ,, Soldiers, Polly Pearson and Stephanie Conner cap-
Four boats, .caplillle of' lloldillt! 31 ture King Mouse Terri House and Mou,. Rachel
pasaeoger:s each, and two bOats each Bati iII a scene from "The Nutcracker.;• The chlld-
wilb a capacity of ·llO ~will~be ren's favorite will be performed at 7:30 p.JD. Dec. 8
used m the c:aim water ~. in the John Wayne Theater, Knott'_s ~r,ry ~arm by
·tbe'Newport Balle\ Company. Leo Ahonen and Soilti
Arovola of the Houston Bp!et Company are making !
guest appearances, All S"eats reserved at $5, $3.50 •
and U.11-0. They are available at Coast Musi< CoUS-,:
· pany, Costa Mesa. -. Groupe with 86 or more people can
make advaooe reservalioos by ,plloolng
~ or 582-1811.
The Cruise ol Liabts ·is the major fund-
raising evejll la< tlie J!unllngton Barbciur
P~ .~1u•lttee.. 89Gle 200
meiplJo!s '!'lf\' .. on.l\b!' etj>jj!ct Ml!h l~· ¥l;" ·1">'4el' 'llil'! rs chiilpnA/i o thIS year a ev~.. . -• H.-, y~ wll! tj¢koff the
holidl)' seuno_ ~ ... "special fChristmas
. boat parallo at lp.m., n....,e ~ 10.
-. lhan '30 ·~iect 'iii>ats will ·
, follow lh01oame COur&e ,lhrOOglj tlie main
chanoe& '.~ tliO CruJ.e of Lights In a
warm-up for the public event.
The Huntington Harbour boat parade is
also open to the public, but Harbour
residents Warn that there is an extreme
shortage of viewlng spots for the general
public.
Prizes will be awarded the best<lressed
homes during the boat [llj'llle for auch
categories u best traditilfW, religious,
contemporag and&l .. amon.g . r.~ ~··· Otben. • \.f.I ,,_,. "'· The>e wil[,. ·illl. jlboirc~
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' ' Showcase a Growing Guide
By TOM tITUS .
Of Ille OllllY "''"" Sl.tf
Over the past several years In com·
munity theater. the need for a publica-
tion dealing eiclusively with news of the
amateur stage was somewhat akin to the
weather -about which everyone talks,
but nobody does anything.
Suddenly, last summer (and wouldn't
ect is Pat Bittner, a native oC Hun-
tington Beach who now lives in Fontana,
£rom where she functklns as editor,
publisher and linotype operator of the
fast.growing theater n:agazine. The UP"
coming December issue will be number
16, and the list of theaters covered has
mushroomed from a dozen at the outset
to 38 at present.
that make a great tiUe for a play), some-"THE REASON for the publication of
one did something -and now We have SbQ.wcase is the S8111f: as jt was at the
Showcase rnaga,zjne, a monthly chronicle beginning to try ~ ac(Juaint )>eople with
ol. ·vlrll;Jally 8If1irommunl_ty theater ac-littl~ theater and tiri~IJt 1'eW audiences
UvJly id''Ora~Los Angeles, ~ -'in 'Other Wordl, lo 'lilll'.thooe empty 3'11 ~Q~no counties. l 1 ~ J.' seata;'l Pat dee!~ ''.~sun is an amaz-~~ this ~--pro}. . .lnlfQ.1<t In me ho.Ii~ (l!IOple I know
that have never been1nside a community
groups ·themselves which supply the
materiar for the magazine. It'! a case of
one hand washing tbe olber, for the ..
theater group's message then gets out to
all the other playhouses on the Showcase
subscription list.
SINCE SHOWCASE was inaugurated 17
montm ago, the magazine's size has
more than doubled, (1"om 24 pages to si.
Once the publicat)on captures the al·
tentk>n of the community theaters ln
Southerp California, It may begin runOing
news ar proress1onal stage attractions.
the to~·~ .... ; "' • '" ~~· ' ~ -'
• > • theater."
Pat, whose roots are in Jluntingl.On
Beach where' her mother and stepfathtr
still live, devotes much of her community
theater _coverage to the Orange' County
area, though she lives over an houf)g
dtive from the cl<l&eBt county playhoti.!le.
She is a ·pioiJW Orange Coast O:>Oege
atqihpa, a~· ' ber io'r the first class tbtt •The E111igrants!': Gift of History . ' . ' . '
For this reason. you won't find
Showcase at the supermarket or the cor-
ner drug store. The audience the
magazine tries to reach are those who
frequent the Southland's burgeoning local
playhouses, and that'• where Showcase is
sold (for a remarkably nominal fee ar
two bits a capy) .
attended' w~ri the Costa Mela ..
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Tro~ll's. Mo vie Cdptures Hopes of Early Swedisli Settlers facilitY, wa! . over from lbe 8'nta
Ana· Ai'my Air ,Base~ j'We went ID scbotil
in barrack:! buildings," she recalls. .
. ' By OA,..D~~' PEA~ON
I t f>! Ille ptlh' .. Utt I~
Alistair Cooke and the British Broad·
casUng Corporation bring us a l 3-
hour look al our.l>ast via "America" on
television. .
No ·native American ha! undertaken
•uch an ambitious project ..
Now, Sweden's J~n ,Troell brillgs us a
beautiful gift of biftory, ' 'Tb e
EmJerants." Troell directed, wrote and
~apbed the greol film, probably
the clearest explanation ol why so many
people have. come here thinking it a bet·
ter Place and llndlng it so,1 despite 113
naws.
Whether an Anierlcan filnunaker could
bay_e_ underftood the hope and entlrgjcs
embodied In t6c 1t7ugglirnc. SWedes i11
uoctrtaln and lnconscqueillial; Trocll
did. I
The cynical American audl,ence catch--
ing the Olm rccenlly In a ~verty lUlls
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tneater laughed When youn1 Swedish
character! in the film plarined Ufeir trJp
to. America with relish, look1ng forward
to perhaj>o AOllinlo' 11><'111'<11' H alav~ r ... a he~'lil~ ~~ 1 J: 1 •
Byt I~ sam1-lludliii~ ',.P!aQded
when Karl tlSkar (Max von Sy<to.i! fiiXis
his plot or laud and marU It by nol.c.b1n1
a tree.
Von Sydow and Liv tnlman, a.s tu1
1Creen wife, Kri!tlna, are as usual fan-
tastic. They are both ravorites of Swedish
fllmmaktt Ingmar Bennan. Miu Ullman
has the amazing cipaclty to look youna
and virginal and lo rrow without the help
of heavy makeup to t\Jl older, mucb;mar-
rled, much-pregnant woman.
Von Sydow never over-emotes. He can
say more Wiin one lW'fi Of in eyebrow_,
one small smile lbnn other actor• tty
but fail to do with a lot ol thraohlna
about.
Torell proves himself also to be lha
master of understatement. The entire on the trials af Sweden. The idea of the
courtship between Karl and Kristina ii jOumey ls getting to the new land ; the
expressed by a shot of them nuulJng as k!ngtb 'l'roell. devote!' to the problems in
she alts on a swing. -Sweden causes impatience.
• A fat!!er's crief at a;:r~ da~'a Obviously, it'1 a big decis~n'ft!t' farrifly
death is perfectly capsulized with a and friends to make. But c1n~t1c8Uy,
"At least the theater buff will see them
and pos!ibly one couple will take another
COO.Pie. to see a production at another Wter,•: Pat explalnJ. r 1tJe . ~ss or Showcase, Pat points "I\ dellendJ on Iba commw1ity theater
Today Pat Bt\tncr Is giving a hell>lnc
hand ---via Iona distance -to ,~
munlty tbeatert ln her native Oianle
County. A magazine sue}\ as ShowcUe
has been a long ti1ne in coming, but'a.lter
ija first yoar of rap;d growth, It loolts·lli<e
• slmple llllot of blm holding her.shoe. Trotll shouldn't have given lherri•so tong
The desi>alr at alm08! Intolerable ...,. to make It.
diUon1 oo .the ship C1'flO)nrthe-AUa•tlc-Karl aod Kristina Nilsson. their
is llhown -Krlstlnl pl& bltull; i,, chlldren. a peneculed Swedish
lice. A amaU moment, but 1lPlflcant to missionary, hi.a wife, child and a relig19us
ii'• bore to stay.
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the persons lnvolyed. • whore, and Karl's brolber Robtlrt and
The flhn takea place in pre.<:ivll #ar friend Aarvl all had for America Gregory Peck, currently film· What to Do Pago 28 .
days and noeu aucclnetly explains t!ie together. They finally reach Minnesota ing a Western named "Billy Uve Theater Page 28 • contliltont la America with one glance al wheno another pasaenger's son Is SUP' Two Hats" in the de""rts or
a group or Blaclts In cillalns : II ta enouch. pooed lo have a farm. It's a ranisha~kle Israel, takes a look al the old Irvine Chorale . • Pago 28 •
The film lo oeparated by locale Into old place, a disappointment, but it's land. Hollywood stereotypes. Peck Art Auctlon Page 28 •
three parta: the struggle to make a Uvln1 The film Is well subtitled. The sounds tried his hand at producln~ A~tors·Entimble · Page 28 ~ h t, fife, bad ~ and of Swedish Oow eaay Into the ears and last_year-wi~'lbe Trial ol -~'11":-""..'l~JII..--!P.!ie 29
coiiii ~ =~ct1etr: th«-E~gllslf trlllfSlallon-l.-ncvtt--<~oo~--t~he Cantonv1·11e Nm' e" and ~---l th G ~ I P 0 the treac'-11 trip actOll the ocean much. .,.,. -n e a r es age
where 50 INHlY die: and arrival Jn the Troen ls work1118 on n sequel, entitled lieves more producing Is ln ChannCl Schedule Page 31
prom!Bed land,, America. "The New Land.'' . It Is eagerly an-his future. See story on Page TV Log Pago S2 ,
Troell'a main lault Is dwelllnc too Iona Uclpaled. 29. Movie Rcvie1v Page U •
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IWl.V PILOT
• TODO
,, aper Doll Collecri,Qn on Exhibit tit Gobkn West
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JMx.L SBOt w. J and Christmas decorations
edllhlled bJ IW douectors of Orange Caun-
11' fl'am 10 a.nj;~ ,.., · Gcldtn West College com-
·~ly center. t ~ colloctloat, d-ations, oma-
'lllents will be disp a,..i. Admlas!on, llO cents.
DEC.l·Z
CLOSELY WA'l'CllED Tl\AJNS ..:. Foreign ftlm present.<!
by ASUCI at 7 and 9:30 p.m. in the Science Lecture Hall.
UCI students, 49 cents, others $1.
DEC.3
fl!EE RIDES -LandsallJn&, sp:msottd by American
\.andsaillng OrJanliatloo, takes place Saturday and Sun-
day at Mile Square, Broollhurst and Edinger, Fountain
~alley. Free rides. -!or ln!ormatlon.
DEC. 7 UL COLLEGE -o...,.. 0ooat Collel•'• au eou ... Cllolr,
directed by Waltor Bleclller, will perform Handel'• "M ... ljfh" al 11 a.m. 'l'llurldliy In the OCC audllorlum. Admls-sMin free. ·
;. DEC. Z CllJUS'nAN CONCERT -Every Saturday at the Calvary
diapel tent at the. comer of Fairview Road and Sunflower
SVeet. ~ Mesa. beginning al 7:30 p.m. Awesrlng "Mus-taro Seed Faith."' Free admission.
DEC.Z·3
CRD.J>R.EP'fS THEATER -An original musical based .on a
collection of tales for children enUtled "Potter Plact" will
show Saturday performances at. 11 a.m., 1 and 3 p.m., and
~ay, ·2 and 4 p.m. at St Miebaels and All Anjels Epls-
~I Cllurch, 32SS Pacific View Drive, Corona deJ Mar.
ssion $1. "
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V AJO ARTS AND CRAh'8 SHOW -C.plstrano Trading
, 31741 El camlno lleol, San Juan C.plstr.,.,, Authen-
lndian crafb 1nclu4ing sUverwork, jewelry, rugs, baskets,
ery, paintings and ~k. Op<n 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
o admission Charle. •
. DEC.1-3
-''Cylce Two," D1X1verbal , t beater exploring &timan communications, staged by Survival Theatre under
'direction ol Ashley Carr, usislant professor ol drama. Fine
""' Village Concert, UC! Campua, 8 p. m. '.lburaday through JI.:. 2. AdmtsBlon $1. . .
DEC.S
COMMUNITY ORCRESTRA -Coast Communlty Qrcbeo.. .
tra Symphony Orohe1tra, dir<ded by Joseph Pearlmu, will
perform "fiano Cencerto No. 2" by Brabms with Ma. Dottle
Ogle Nix, piani81, al 4 p.m. In Ille OCC audltorluin.
DEC. S
HOUDAV FAIRE -Muckenthaler CUitural Cml<I', ILi
Buena Vista Dr., Fuller1on. Evening of. artl, crallt, lood
' and 'entertainment. Admissioo of $2.50 includes b:>rs d'
oeuvres, merchandise discount, entertainment and gift.
Hours: 5 • 9 p.m.
DEC. I
VARIETY SHOW -Newport Barbo< SocJal Stud!H Club
presents a benefit concert for the ruraJ poor at 7:30 p.m.
In Santa Ana Valley High School, 520 W. Walnu~ Santa
Ana. '«Awltry," folksingers, belly dancing by Marina, In-
donesian dancing by Devi Ja and•variety act& Tickets avail-
able at Newport.Mesa Educatkln Association, '135 Baker St.,
Costa Mesa. 540-2432.
DEC. 8 •
NUTCRACKER BALLET -Newport Ballet AnociatloD pre-
sents "The Nutcracker" at the John Wayne Theater, Knott!
Berry F8.rm, at 7:30 p.m. Tickets $5-3-1.50 available at c.oa• Music and Knott's Berry Farm. 552-00U. mic. s
CHOIRS -The combined dloirs of Newport Harbor Lt>-
<he<an Church and Our Lady Queen of Angels Cathollc,
Ou1rcl!, directed by Les Yao Dyke, will pre-Handel's
"Me,,siah'' at 7:30 p,m. in the Newport Harbor Lutheran
Cllurch, 798 Dover Drive, Newport Beach.
DEC. 8
WIND ENSEMBLE -Concert by University Wind En&Mmble.
Fine Arts Village 'lbeatre, 8 p.m.
DEC. 8
UNICEF CONCERT -Cbristm;is CO!lcert spoosond by
Model United Nations, UC!, and Coastline Chapter, United
Nations Associ.atJon. Crawford Hall, 8:30 p.m. Tickets at
$3 and $3.50 students, and $4 and $4.llO general, avillable
at Associated students Box Office, UCI and Ticketron out--
Jets.
DEC. 18 ,.
HANDEL ORATORIO -"Mesaiah" by Handel to be prt-
sented by University COOrus and Orcbe.stra under d1rection
of Maurice Allard, associate profeSIO'I' of. music. Czawford
Hall, 2 and a p.m. Sunday, December 10, Admiaslon $1.
DEC.' MU8lC tlllnv AL -Irvine Moster Oiorale appeara ln .,,... ..n · al 1:30 p.m. Orange Coul Colleflo ll!dltorhun, illll
Fairview Rold, COo!l ll(esa. Pll>sr•m lncludlo Respllhl'•
•1L1uc1 1o the NatJvlty," Pinkham'• •1ainetmu cantata"
and -by Gabrielle. Famlly tkkell, $7.llO !or pmnll
and all chlldnn, Individual Uckeltl ranp lrom $1 to M;
all available at Coast Mu,\!c and tile Blue Note.
DEC. 1Z
MADRIGAL CONCERT -Golden West Slngera and Madri-
gals pr ... 01 holldBy program directed by Gerald Schroeder,
with lnslnJmelilld group. Adm!S<ion's .lree to tile a P-111· .
concert \n the Golden West College communily !beater.
DEC. It
CllJll81'MAS SPECIAL -Golden West Band ottering bolJ-
day teleclkms, directed by 'lllontas 1lemandel. IJ'be ...,..ti
tam place at a p.m. In the GWC community llleltor. Ad-
mission lree.
'-DEC. 1i
HOLIDAY CONCERT -CommUnlly Chorale In ·CJlrlst.
mas coocert. Works Include "Nut<racker SUlte" dlrecled
by Warren l'lllerkln. Tile lree, a p,m. concert takes place In
the Golden West College oommunlty theater,
TllllOUGB DEC. Zf'
SOUL MIJSICAL. -"Don't Bother Me,' I Can't Cope" openl
at Huolblgtoo Hartford Theatre, Hollywood.>'~.._
'fueldaya tbrOllgh 8alurday1 at 1:30 P•ID., 01lllQal'I 11 7:111
p.m. Mallne<o cm Saturday and Sun4ay al 2:30 p.m. Lbnlted
lour week engagement. For ticket llllormatloll, call (211)
-1.
TJlllOUliH DECEMBER
APPLE JIAJ\VEST -Oak Glen'• Annual Fall Frolic in
Riverside Couoty. A visitor's shopping cenl<I' (elder, apple
pies, cbeeae, old.fasbloned caodl.., homemade putries).
Two zooa, two trout-ltshlng ponds, mloJa-gold mine,
nature walks and picnic grounds. Located north on Beau-
mont Avenue, from Beaumont, or north on Oak Glen Road
from Yucaipa.
THROUGH JAN. I
LAS POSADAS -Padua 1lllls Theater, Claremont Amlual
presentatJon of Christmas iii M~. Hours: 1:36 p.m. Wed--
nesday and Saturdays; 2:30 p.m.. Wednesday, Saturday and
Sunday. Reservalinns (714) 621>1288.
· 1n.11aa Maid ' 'I
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Tbe unusual effect of this high contrast black and
white )>bolo llbrtrait "Odile" won a $500 Kodak
scbolarsblp giai\t lor Gil Smith, 17, ot.:_Studio City.
Jt is on exhibit at the California Museum of Scienc•
and Industry, Los Angeles.
Actors Ensemble
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Llve Tlaeflter • De'&uts at GW C
'Moonchildren' Shine at SCR An actor's ensemble will Fifteen players compose the
debut in three contemporary initial ensemble. each picked
one--act plays at 8:30 p.m. an ability dnring early fall
tonight through SWlday and tryouts. To a spot, students
"'Dem' Frleldl"
Re&lnaJd -·· lelevblon drama comes to Ille slap of
the Irvine Communlly Theater
saturday !or a tbree-•eel<end "'° In the Bumaoltles Hall
Playbouae al UC trvllie. Cur-
tain 8:!@ p.m.; ,.......11oos
646-3178. . ·-· South Coast Repertory opens
this cltama of yooth In Ille
1960s tonight !Dr t b re e
weel<eoda, wltb perfot'IDlllWI
Friday, Sa!urtla1 and 8unday
al 8 p.m. In Ille, Tl\ll'd 5tOp
Theater, 1117 Newport Blvd,
Colla Mela, -nallnr with "Tango" on Wedneldays and
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· Dec. g..9· in the Golden West had to sing a song, portray an
Thursdays. Reservations 646-Westminster at Hoover in College community center, aniffial, improvise and act out tm. Westmloste;:, Reservations The en.semhle, forme<) \his_3 ~e. _
''Dill M for Manier"
FtnaI ·performances of the
suspense drama wlD be given
toolg)lt and Saturday by the
LldO W. Players al 8:30 p.m.
In the IJdo We Clubhouse, 701
Via Udo Soud. Newport
Beach. Reoervations 173-91811.
'.'llllarhul lllPllPil of Ille
Tllealer"
A variety show will be
presented toolghl and Satur-
day at 8 p.m. by the
Westminster Co mm unity
Tbealer In tho 17th street
School ai.idltorlum,
897-1184. "'"· fall by drama instructor "Too much emphasis in c01·
~les ~tcbell, will ~r~orm lege theater has been in put·
Trevor, John ~wen s s1tua-ting on plays rather than halp-
Uon comedy !ll'St done in ing actors sharpen t h e i r
England and one of the best skilil " said Mitchell.
•'JlatterO.ies An Free"
11le San Clemente ccm-
munity Theater ls presenting
this comedy which has been
held over for an exira
we e k e n d • Performances
Tl!uradaya thnlugh Saturdays
until Dec. 9 at the catrilo
Playhouse. 202 ave n l d ·a
Cabrlllo, San Clemente.
Reservations -· "Wall Ulllll lllrl<"
Tbe Huntington Be a ch
Plsyhouse Is a I ag ID g
plays of 1971; "Mu.zeeka," by "The ensemble concept John Gaure, staged three . years ago in the Mark Taper moves us away from this. The
Forum's "Theater Now" ex-same people will appear all pertmental workshop · and year in a variety of parts, and
"Bottlcem." an 8.nu.War play this allows them to con-
by Terrarice McNalley. centrate on voice, movement
All Seilts free onaa first on stage, acting and other
come basis. skills."
Astronomers Look
Irvine Chorale
Frederick Knot1'1 lbrlller A s . £ B 1 hJ h Frld0 and Salurdaya t tar 0 . et e em
through Dec. 9 aflliOtliiiler-;---· ·
In Chris~ Spirit
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een StuJ.f
The Irvine Maste Chorale
will open its fifth MalOn with
a "Christmas Fe.st.lval of
Music" at 8:30 p.m. Dec. 8, at
Orange Coast College
auditorium.
Fake $100 bills will 'be the ticket to the swap meet that takes place from 10
a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday and Dec. 9--10 on the Festival of Arts
groun~. The Lyric ~~a As50C:iation is hoping the bills will turn into the
real thing. The $1 adml.SS1on for adults is good for all four days of the swap
meet. Laguna Beach Mayor Cbarlton Boyd and Lisa Kyne, 10, stand ln a show-er of green stuff.
Under the baton of • con--
ductor, Jolin Aleunder, the
program will be ltlgbllgbted
with Respighi's "Laud ToJ''l'he
Nativity" and choreographed
Picasso
Prints at Cal State Stages Comic Opera
Art Auction The mus.le and pageantry of o'4 Vienna will come allve on
s l'a g e al .Cal StaU, Fuller·
too in December with t h e
mdvenity's production of "Die
Fledermaus," the J o h a n n
StraU88 comic operetta.
The production, a combined
dfort of lbe School of Ille
4}U, premieres In the -pus
l;iltJe '!beater at '.8· p.m.
~. with a Sunday
jitlormance at 5 p.11>-Other
pidonnanoea •ill take place all p.m. Dec. 7-ll wltbanotber
·-. pert--ll6C. 10. -'r• .. ,
lnfonnatlon aboul •. Ucil!t
a v a l lablllty ' flio all ..... . ..
performances may be obtained
by telephoning the theater box
office at 870-3371 weekdays
between noon and 4 p.m. or
1 Ya OOurs before perform-
ancea.
Featuring scenery by pro-
feuional New York stage
desliner Judith Haugan, the
.prochact.loo. f e a t u r e s the
departments of theater. music
and dance and will b e
perl<)ltned In EQl!lsh.
1'lie aecond major' show of
tile 11172-73 il)eat.r le8!0!1 at
CBI, Stile ~ "Die
F-1 Js·1et In turn<>f. tllMlenturi Vlenha.~ It •Ill be
~· 1>Y Dean Hess,
assistant professor of theater,
and Dr. Daa!el Scott, asslstant
professor of music. Scott wlll An art auction or origlnal • also conduct the 60-piece l i t ho g raphs, Watercolors,
orchestra and a large chorus. etchiJl8s, and oils by s~h
They will be joined by the world·famous n a me s as
Uni v ersity Ballet, Picasso,Dali.audChagillwlll
choreographed by Linda Haleh be held to benefit the Costa or the Cal state, Fullerton Mesa Vigman E du c at i on
dance department. center on Saturday in the Spa
Miss. Haugan, who ha5 been at Park Newport Apartments
retained by the university for in Newport Beach.
the theater's art ls t -in · Sponsored by the Temple
residence program, h as Sharon of Costa Mesa, fow:kter created special scenery for the
od ti k'"• · h of the day care school, the auc-pr uc on, wor .;if'> w 1 t tlon will be conducted :r '"' technical theater students on ua:: the practical realization of a Graphic Arts Gallery Los
design that seeks to capture Angeles. The piecet are u-
. the flavor of old Vienna. She peeled to bring from tlO to S.._ . ..1 ...!... ts' N ·b z also will conduct several over $1,000. "~' onver a special claBSes In deafen dur-The public Is Invited to In-
.. -... -ing her reaidency: spect the worU, ~ at
• 'l1le Survival n:..,. O!·UC The cul-tnciude• Terry! "Die Fledennaua," one of 7topbe.mg.in' wltbt Sthep 1 alated
ltviie< will ,.,sent "<Vele Boodman of lllJulqn· Viejo, Strauss' nearly 500 com· a .m.
?wl," "'11 ell>l!M:lllon lolO'~ Cynthia G'1les of Loni Beach, poaitlons, Is 1enerally con-Tl!e Vlgman Educational """°' tbatoltr, l&lalll&I and !£°''• 'I ,,_ Allabolm sldered to be !;&la best pperetta. Center provides day care,
, al •c:i; li)1ho'l'ine "~· of ;.,_,"'"'·-and 'l1ie ptot r,voll'<I al'\lund the ed,ucatlonal programs, and
.... Ul:tlP" "~ e<m"11"' .. t1.._. of 1 eve 1 non-demonlnational religious ,_,..,"vu", . ~ ot G I i' den ~.. r 8 Instruction for prHChoolera mpm. ~ • Groft1 • • 1 characten who, disguised ln
-.._ • • .-.L.._.:. ~ • ..:. ' costumes and masks, unwit-a n d k l n de r g a r t.en-aae
.... thooler~,...,_ _, QOmeO to UCI following tingly meet at a grand ball. A youngsters st a nominal lee,
during the ll'IJ;'lt ed!o91 sis. years o( theater ex-, coquelJlsh hoU$O maid coo-PBrk Newport la localod in
year,. ~eeeated Ifs li'l' 1:t ~e. in .New. York where vlnoet everyone she I! a Newport Bc1'ch at the Jn--
l<fJOIOl'f Ptr!Gl~,.,Cyi;le he performed more lban 50 [•mous actresa. A ma 0 tersactlon of J1mborto and ,
by lbtl dan<e department of
Cal State, umg Beach.
Also on Ille program will he
lour anUpbooal works ol
Andrea and Giovanni.
Gabrielli, plus D a n le I
PltJkham's "Christmas Can-
tata." Tbe famed Woodwind
Orchestra of Cal S t a t e ;
Nortbrldie, will also present
two munben m the program.
Tbe trvllie MU\U Chorale
:~~='in~~:~
ty. Put seasoo repertoires
have 1ncJ,uded works of such
matters a 1 Meftdels!Obn,
Bach, Stravinsky, Orff,
Puulenc, Walton, Verdi and
Brabml.
Aloander is coordinator of
choral ectivitiea at Cal
State, Northrldge, as well &.!I
dlttctor of muak: at one of Loa
!ngeles' largest churches, Im-
manuel Preabylerlao.
He bas formerly served on
Ille choral laculU.. of the
Unl.vetslt)' of I I 11 n o i s ,
Ublveralty of Kentucky, and
Cal Stale Fullerton.
A ·season ticket, which in~
cludet reserved seating at all
three concerti for the aeason.,
Is $10 !or adults and $5 !or
students. Individual concert
prle~ range from $4 and $2
!or reserved seating to $3 and
$1 lor &etieral admission. A
special "lamlly \leket" ls ·
again offered: f7~50 wUl admit
parents and tile ~dren.
Tlckeltl are available al'Cmat
Music tn co.ta ™esa or by WT!i!ni to tile Irvine Master
Chorale, P. 0. Box 4174,
Irvine, ~: or by calling -· ------
2110 Malo St., lll&allba""1 can tbe biblical Star of Beach. with an l :IO p.m. ~ Bethlehem be explained from
tain. Reaervatlaal U1 '4& ' , ,.n. aatrooomer's poiftt · of
"..un. Meets * DClidlit ,view? -· , f A program offered i n .. .-Tessmano Plsnetarium, Santa
Opening toolibl for ~ Ana College, 17th and Bristol
weekend only la tbo °"Ill I streets, Santa Ana, this holl-
Mesa civic playbo~~Jt ' day season will closely ex-
clilldren's sbow, p 1ay1 ~'I/ amille the blbUcal account of
tonight at 8 p.m., Slturday .. the "Cbrlstmas StarJ' ifLan at-
10:30 a.01.and SUnday at 2:• tempt to determine whether
p.m. in the Communiiy rmter any or all of the events thls
auditorium «i the Onnr myotery might be explained
Counly Fairp'ounda. Reoerva-by n a t u r a I astronomical
tilq --I ahd pl&eoomeoa. 5 on weekdaJI. Planetarlwn Director Ron
Smith will narrate the p~
gram as he converts the
do&jled room Into an adual rop-
lica ol the night sky .,..,.
Bethlehem. He will then apply
known scientific data to
determine what Can be proven
from an astronomer's stand-
point.
"The Star of Bethlehem"
will be ~resonted each Mon-
day, Tu<Sday and Thursday
tllrough Dec. 12 with shows
beginning at 7:15 p.m. A -
ond evening show will be ad-
ded ii needed to accmunodate
potential audiences.
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Try Mi Casa's· Burro Trip to Mexieo
Nowadays one libation above 1U otbers
11 extolled as the perfect accompaniment
to Mexican food.
If you have any doubts 11bout the
~1argarita's popularity for that purpose,
just try speaking in favor of another
drink to most' out 11' abouters.
They'll probably say you also loo k like
Ute kind who wollid order vodka with
your spaghetti.
Whatever, Costa Mesa now ha s another
spot where you can ordt!r cocktalh; With
-your enchilada and chUe relleno -
whelher )'Ou vote wilh the majority or
not.
Thls, thanks, to the brand new Burro
Room; a lounge and bar that's been ad-
Out 'N About
NORMAN STANLEY
ded to Ml Casa rostaurant on 17th St.
M\ C#lsa made its debut last Atay, tak-
ing up in the premises formerly occupied
by the Sizzler Steak House. An extensive
remodeling pdor to the o p e n i n g ,
Chorus i11 Concert
howeY&-, transformed lbe restaurant iu10
the likeness of an early Calllorn1a ha·
cienda .
Now . additional changes to ac-
commodate installation of lhe Burro
Room have further contributed to the
pleasant and relaxing setting.
And £an~f the rwmero uno bracer for
Me.xican food will unhesitatingly doff
their sombreros to th~ Burlo Room's
version -the Margarita Vallarta.
It is an artful mixture of the standard
elements of triple sec, lime jui~, crush·
ed ice and a salt-rimmed glau in ~ni-
binaUon with Puerto Vallana tequila .
Since he opened Ml casa. proprietor
Barrie 'Moore has billed his food as a
''trip to Mexloo".
The addition of the Burro Room, he
says, with rellonable justification, to~lps
the diner "get closer to the heart of l.1ex-
ico".
The restaurant's bill of fare leads of(
with four oombinatlon plates. At the
unifonn price of $1.25, they offer a choirc
ol enchilada, taco, chile relleno or tamale
with rlce and beans.
Then follows seven more combination
plates -each providing two entrees Hnd
served with rice and beans -for 11.b.~.
Rounding oul this part or the menu
are four combinations grande -all of·
fering three entrees such as taco, e-n-
chilada llfld chile relleno -for $2.35.
House specials include "theek", ~round
sirloin steak, $1.95; arrow con pcllo.
$1.95: steak sandwich, $2.25; carne
asada. $3.~: steak picado, $2.25. .
Ordering a la carte - after sc.verol
Margaritas Vallarta -we launched di1>-
ner with a nifty bowl of guacamole and
fritos, with cheese, $1.25.
Wild W e·st Recalled
Gregory Peck Describes Fading Eru
SARCO. Israel (AP l -
Gregory Peck stands on loca-
tion on the dusty street of this·
Israeli movie town and says'
his favorite Western was "The
Gunfighter," which he made
In 1950 and which is still
de~ribed as the first adult
Western.
But tltis is a grizzled
Gregory Peck , Io o king
somewhat like Gabby Hayes
though younger and taller.
Now 56, Peck admits, "Sure I
like to do Westerns. I guess I
made about IO or so beginning
with "Duel In The Sun" in
1946."
He wears hi s wide-brim hat
Pony Express style, and
smooths his black heard neck-
ed with white, and thinks
about Westerns and the life
they describe.
•
brought all the way from
California.
He rec~lls his boyhood in La
Jolla, In the 1920s, of seeing
tottering Civil War veterans
parading down a dirt street.
And he re.members with
fondness his W e s t e r n
grandfathe;. who -owned a
livery stabfe "and had a white
beard longer than mine. I can
still see the yellow tobacco
stain in it."
He pauses: "Those were the
last days of a fad ing era and I
was lucky to see a n d
remember It. We're still tell-
ing their story In films."
This bring Peck to the
business at hand, starring in
"Billy Two Hats" with De~i
Arna2 Jr. and J ack Wardeo .
The picture gets its name
from a half-breed playei:t by
young Arnaz. "His father had·
"Westerns go back to our two hats Billy's m o t h e r
roots, our heritage lf you will. recalls h~nce the name " ex·
The Western is easy to tell .• plains I Peck. "It's a' nice
You can say so much with·the stt'aightforward story and it 's
camera alone , without much told simply."
"The kid s, young I 1 I m
students, ask about pictures I
made 20-odd years ago." Peck
says, lurning from the win-
dow.
"They know more about
them than I do. They read the
footnotes.
"Maybe the kids co ncentrate
too much on the footnotes of
movie-making. I don't know
what many of them are doing
in film classes. Some don't
even want to make film s."
Peck is impressed by the
Israeli youth. "I see yQUng
people everywhere I gO in
Israel. Young security men
met us at the airport. Young
people come over to the set
from a kibbutz nearby.
"They're all involved , com-
mitted."
Peck, the actor, turned
Peck,. the committed pr1>-
ducer 1 last year when he made
"The Trial of the Catonsville
Nine." The experience was
sobering. ·
The 65-voice Unive'rsity Chorus of UCI, under the
leadership of Dr. Maurice Allard, will perform an
hour's concert of Christmas selections at the First
United Methodist Church, 420 W. 19th St., Costa
Mesa at 8 p.m. Sunday.
dialogue. Of course they didn't "Billy Two Hats " budgeted
say much in those days." ' for $1.l million, is ihe first big
Pecks walks to the end of Western to be shot in Israel.
Sarco's dusty street and Norman "ewison's Algonquin
enters the film OQmpany's air-films is making it "Thr United
.concUtioned motor h om e , Artists.
"We got some wonderful
criticial reviews, but the pic-
ture is not doing well at the
box office. People don 't want
to know about the Vietnam
war.-They just want it to go
away ."
The remalnlng selections -all rattd
top quality -were a cheese l'OchtladfJ . 'iO
cents ; burrito ch1le verde. $1; flOlir
quesadilla, 60 cents: refried beans, 60
cents per order; and an especially tasly
flauta , $1.45.
The Muse wine is tabbed at $2.75 per
litre, $1.50 for a half ht re , ~nd 40 cents a
glass. There's also domestic and i~
' ported Mexican beer.
1...-0cated at 296 E. 17th St., flill g1cn
Square. Costu Mesa. ~Ii casa is open
seven days a week for lunch, dinner ;:.11d
cocktails.
""" .... Gregory Peck, with grizz led
beard and Rony express hat;·
is turnin'g to production·. --.
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The Ori9lnal HoneyOt'lpper with
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Registration will take place
Saturday· from 11:30 to 5 p.m.
at the Club Gallery, located in
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Center, 100 Calle Seville.
Area artist s Roger
Armstrong, Errvln Darai ·and
Andrew Staley will judge en-
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LAGUNA BEACH MUSEUM OF ART -Ari Auctlon. Surr
and Sand Motel, Laguna Beacl!, 1-4 p.m. Dec. 3. catalogue
admission $5. Auctioneer Ridlard Challis.
SPACE MUSEUM BUILDING ..:. California Museum of
Science and Industry, Exposition Park, IM Angeles. Salon
showing of the paintings of AJdo Luongo through J an. 3,.
JACK GLENN GALLERY -2831 E. Coast Hwy., Corona
del Mar. Ono.man exhibition d 6Cl.llptures by Guy Dill.
Hours: daily from 11 am. to 5 p.m.
PURCELL GALLERY -Art and Education Bldg., Chapman
Collea:e. ·333 N. Glassell St., Orange. ··~tons," a series
, · of contemporary painUngs on canvas b)' Jerry Shapiro or
Coeta. Mesa. Hours: 9 a.m. -5 p.m., Mondty through Friday.
FINE ARTS GALLERY --Santa Ana College, 17th Slreel
and Bristol. "Monuments of African Sculp~," a 50-piece
exhibit with works from 17 prlVate and public collections
throughout Southern California. Open weekdays from 10
a.m. to 3 p.m.
PEPPER TREE FAIRE -1$14 W. Broadway, Anaheim.
Christmas Festival opens Nov. 11 and each weekend there-
after until Christmas. Open Thursd8y, Friday, saturday an'il
Sunday from noon unW 8 p.m. 'will feature wares of South-
ern California Artisans. Free adm.lsalon.
MUCKENTHALER CENTER~ 119 Buena Vista Dr., Fuller-
ton. HOW'S: Tuesday.Sunday, 1-5 p.m. Western art as col-
lected by Westways Magazine during a ~year period.
Collection emphasites subjects turllllar to California resi-
dents and includes the works of Merv Corning, Marv Rubin,
Rex Brandt and Russ Smith.
NEWPORT UARllOR ART MliSEVM -2211 West BalbOa
Blvd., Newport Beach. Major retrospective exhibition of
CMta ..... 540.JMO Newport leciclll 675~1719
~tings, large watercolors and Chinese ink drawings of Reg-
inafd Marsh, an important American artist active from the
late 20s witil his death in 1954. Recent paintings by Jemld
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OCC FACULTY ART SHOW -0CC Art Center. 2701 Fai r-
view Road, Costa Mesa. OD exlaibit through Nov. 13-Dec. 8,
paintings, scUlpture, prlnla, drawings and ceramics by Ed-
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Donna Sharkey,. Karen. Mortill.aro, William Payne, Robert
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Krieger, Lawrence Le Bra.ne, Wayne W. TeMant and Robert
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NEWPORT B£ACll CITY HALL -llOO Newporl Blvd., New-
port Beach. Hours: dally. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. On exhibit through
December, figurative acryUcs by Bernie Zalwky of COrona
del. Mar.
UCI GALLER"( -Three sculptures in color by Joyce Hay-
ashi of Los Angeles on display in Art Gallery, Fine Arts
Village, through Dec. 10. Art Gallery <>pen Tuesdays through
Sundays from noon to 5 p.m.
CAUFORNIA MUSEUM -SCienc&-Tectmology Educalloo
Center, 700 State Drive,, Exposition Pa r ~ LOs: Angele9.
Youth Alt Eahibll -cooslsling of 45 drawings by aludenll
gradeJ 1 through 12, reflecting their visual lnlerpretatiOlll of
Mexican culture, Japanese culture, chlldren's stories by Leo
Politi oc Oscar WUde's Fairy Tales.
GLENDALE FEDERAL SAVINGS -500 Newport Cenltr
Dr., Newport Center. Oil polntings and drawings combin-
ing collng~ by Mimi Sharon al Newport Bcach. Thtougb
December.
JIM JONES -372 'N, Coos! Hwy., Laguna Beach. "pe.igned
·-·· In oil pointing> !>)<. Raymond Sipos al Corona dd
Mar. On ..rub~ tlvwgb Decem..... .
AVCO SA VINGS1 AND WAN -3310 Bristol St., Costa
Mesa. Oils by DOrts Neeld tllroogh oOcember.
BANK OF COSTA MESA -Harbor al Baker, COota lllosa,
Olis by Merle Calhoun lllrougb December.
lStu:NTWOOD SAVINGS -1565 Adams, r.osta Mesa. Ol1s
and waieroolon by E. A. Slelly through December.
COSTA MESA CITY BA1.L -77 Fair Drive, Costa Mem.
Acrylics and oils by Wanda Hein through December.
" COSTA MESA LIBRARY -566 Center st., COsta Mesa.
Oils by Berineace Fox thtoogb December.
CROCQll CITIZENS BANK.-2300 Harbor Blvd., O>sla
Mesa. Batik and fabric resist.quilted by Donna Fri<berto-
bauser thrOiigh December. ..... . . ~
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· Mesa. Oilt by Millie Winkler and Marian Ries through De-
haUSOI' 1iJ\'i>Ugb December. .
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ORANGE COUNTY -165()
Adams Ave., Costa Mesa. Oils by Virginia Coggin through
December.
GLENDALE ~EDERAL SAVINGS -2300 Harbor' Blvd.,
Costa Mesa. Portrai;s by Ben Asb through December.
MESA' VERDE UBRARY -2969 Mesa Verde Drive, Costa
Mesa. Oils by U>is Duitnam through December.
SECURITY PACIFIC BANK -196 E. 17th SI., Costa Mesa
Oils by ltiargaret Sherick through December~
TRANSA!llERICA 1Tl'LE CO. -170 East 171h Sl.. Costa
Mesa. Oils by Moody Lytle and Helen Patzer through De-cem..,,..
CHALLIS GAU.ERIES -1390 So. Coast Hwy.. Laguna
Beach. Paintings by Shirley Weekes. Daily ll·S. through
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TV HIGHLIGHTS
KABC .o 8:00 -"Santa Claus ls Coming to Town,"
a musical fantas1( featuring the voices of M.ickey
"'Rooney, Fred Aslalr and Keenan Wynn.
CBS U 9:00 -"The Chairman" Gregory .Pec k
and Anne· Heywood star in '69 drama about a Nobel
scie!ltist who travels to Red China.
Fridoy
Evening
DECEMBER l
Soturdoy
Morning
DECEMBER 2
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County· Viewers
Turn on Programs
ai.nnel llO, <>range Counl)''s
only color televlalon staUon,
olfera varied programmlng
Monday through F riday, 4
p.m. to 10 p.m.
There's a smattering of pro-
gnms for children, youth and
adults.
• MONDAY
I :OI Eledrk: Company
Entertainment, mua.ic, and
humor to leech reading skills,
produced by the Children's TV
WOrbbop.
f:st MllW' Roger a '
. Nelpbar1oood -Variety pr<>
gram comnwnic.atlng with
young children, hosted by
Fred Rogers.
5:11 Sesame Street -Hour-
long program for pre-school
children, pr o du ce d by
.Children's TV ~etwork.
l:M Maule and The
--Maddlle -Tum protein to aolid muscle instead
or.flab. Maggie Lettvin shows
you how with a minimum of
effort.
1:31 Focus Oria1e County -
"Los Alamitos Naval Air Sta-
tion vs. Citizens' Groups"
Capt. Grant Bolce, USN, Air
Station Commander, a nd
citizen group leader Jay Cov-
ington dJ.scu.u pros and COM.
of Naval Air Sta\k>n's re-ac-
tivation 'Mth host Jim Cooper.
'1:09 ~ of ibe Week -
Colleg~
ln Concert
A Christmas concert will be
presepted by the Southern
califomla College M u s 1 c
~rtment at 7:30 p.m. Dee.
8, in the college auditorium.
The concert will feature the
College Choir and Ordlestra in
the performance of George
Fr e d e.r i ck Handel 's
"Messiah,,. directed by pro-
f...,.. Laszlo Lat. Mark
'lballander is accompanist.
Soloists are Robyn Palmer,
soprano: Cathie Christie, con-
tralto; Millard B u c h h o I :z ,
tenor, and Roger Gonzales,
bau.
Other groope performing at
the e""'I 1'111 be the Vocal
EnJemble -by Darrel Gardner and accompanied by
Gloria Brown and th e
Vanguard OlOrale under the
di~Uon of Lena Mae Leach.
"The Flrat Edition: Tell ll
All" Fascihaling behlnd-
llCOllOI study ol topoelllng rock
music group -Kenny Rogers
and The First Edition -
followed by "Ramblln' Jack
Elliot."
1 :30 lot e ra a t lona l
Performance -C h a r l e s
Outiot conducts the ORTF Na-
tional Orchestra while Argen-
tine pianist Martha Argerich
p e r f o rm s Tahaikovsky's
"Piano Concerto No. 1."
Followed by Conductor George
Sebastian leading the ORTF
Philharmonic in the death
scene of Wagner's ,opera
"Tristan and Isolde."
9,30 31· Minutes With -
Frank Mankiewict" in con-
versation with commentator
Elizabeth Drew.
TUESDAt·
Dec. 5
4:00 ~tdric Company
4:39' "Mlsler Roger s'
Nelgbbortlood
5:80 Sesame Street
6:00 Know Your Antiques -
Feiituring turn-of-the-century
children's toys and porcelain
ol the !Ith century. Hosted by
Ralph and Terry Kovel.
I : 30 Flllot Norton Reviews
-Julie Harris, E ste ll e
Parsons, author> Paul Zindel
profile their rolel\ in "And
Miss Reardon Drinks a Little."
'1:11 l:nteraatlonal
PerfCll'lllance -See listing
Dec. 4 at 8:30 p.m.
I :18 Bill Cosby on Prejudl~
-Appearing In white make-up
Cosby humorously assumes
the role of a super·bigot ~ an
assault on the serious problem
of bigotry. Followed by an ex-
perlemental jazz concert with
the Roger Kellaway Cello
Quartet.
g,311 Playlloase New York -
"New Acton for the Classics"
Featuring the new City Center
Acting Company which are
graduates of · Julliard's first
five-year drama c o u r s e ,
Scenes will include "School for
Scandal" by Sher i dan ,
'Women Beware Women" by
Middleton, and "'nle Hostage"
by Beban; hosted by Stacy
Keach.
WEDNESDAY
Dec. I
'4:00 Electric Company
4:30 Mlrt.er Roger•
Nelgllbortlood
5: 00 Sesame Street
fi:OO Family Game
7,11 Soul "S<enes '71·'72." ''°' M11~ 'l'lleatre -"Vanlty Fair" Part III 'Tbe
.celebrated BatUe Scene' Con-
trasts Becky Sharp's love
triangle with a young ·oificer
at a ball on the eve of the bat,.
Ue of Waterloo.
9:00 The Toy tbat Grew Up
"Code or the Sea" Stars Rod
La Rocque, the heart throb of
the '20's, as a man branded
'coward' transformed into a
local hero in this original un·
cut silent classic.
THURSDAY
Dec. !
4:00 Electric Compan y
4:38 Mister R oge r s•
Ndgbborbood
5:00 Sesame Street · e:oo Artists tn America -
Ait individual portrait of
Jam es Salter at home in
Alpen living the "private life"
that Js the major theme of his
films and novels.
6:30 The Just Generation -
"Crlmlhal Law"· Part Il The
Ace Trucking Company helps
explore legislating morality,
· 1aws which favor the rich, and
vlctimJess crimes like pro-
stituUon, ganlbUng, and the
sale of pornography.
7:90 Masterpiece 'Theatre -
"Vanity Fair" Part ill See
listing Dec. 6 at 8:00 p.m.
8:00 Focus Orange Counly -•
"Los A1amltos Naval Air Sta-
tion vs. Citliens' Groups"'See
listing Dec. 4 at 6:30 p.m. ·
8:SI Special of the Week -
"The First Edition: Tell it
All" See listing, Dee. I at 7,00
p.m.
FRIDAY
Dec. 8
4:00 Electric Company
4:30 Mister Rogers '
Nelghborbood
5:00 SeUJD! Street
1:00 Boolt Beat-"The Man
Who Loved Cat Dancing"
Housewife Marilyn Durham's
first novel -a Western rommce about two unlikely
lovers with women's I i b
overtones.
f:JCI Making Tblngs Grow -
Bring daffodils, hyacin tM, and
early tulips into the house with
special tips for apartment
dwellers; Hosted by Tbalassa
Cruse -the Rower lady . of
television.
'1:IO P1ayboue New York -
"New Actors fort.be Classics"
See listi ng Dec. 5 at 8:30 p.m.
8:30 BUI Cosby OD Prejudice
-See listing Dec. 5 al 8:00
SKIN SURGEONS PERFORM A FACE LIFT
Camera Focuses Ice
skating
everyday.
On Face Lifting
FUms on the lengths lo
which AmcriCans will go lo
feel young and glamorous are
featurzd on "Verile" at 9:30
.
New Season
For Irvine
Orchestra
The Orange Coas~ Com-
mwlity Symphony Orchestra
opens its 11th C1Jnsecutive
season Sunday wi th a concert
scheduled for 4 p.m. in the
Orange Coast C o I I e g c
Auditorium.
The orchestra is sponsored
by the Newport Mesa Sym·
phony Society.
TiCkets for the concert will
be available at the auditorium
box office on the day of the
event. AdmlsstOO Is $1.50 for
adults and 75 cents for
students.
The program features prom-
inent and noted pianist Dot-
tie Ogle Nix in a performance
of the Brahms Piaoo Concerto
No. 2 with orchestra. The re-
mairider of the program in-
cludes the overture, "Colas
Breugnon" of Kabalevsky and
the "Enigma Variations" of
Edward Elgar .
Mrs. Nix ~ a resident of
Orange and is weU kn9wn as a
performer and teacher in
Southern California. Her last
appearance in Orange County
was as soloist with the Long
Beac)l SymphonY during the
1971-72 season.
p.m. \Vednesday on Channel
28.
"Frankenstei n in a
Fishbowl" foc uses on facial
plastic surgery, and "Beauty
Knows No Pain" traces the
grueling ordeal of girls trying
to win •coveted places in. a
famous majorette corps.
"F ra nk ens t ein in a MESA YEIDE
Fishbowl," a 40-minute film SHOPPING CENTI~·
made by Barry Pollack during 2701 H•rbor 91.,d .•t ,A,d1rn1 Coit• M•1•, C•lif. '92626 his internship at the American Tel. (714) 979..S880
F'ilm Institute. follow s two 4+ ~========~ year-old women -a chic .::
divorcee and an overweight
working class housewife -as
they prepare for and under go
cosmetic plastic surgary. 'The
operatons are shown in detail.
Following the surgery.
Pollack's cameras begin to un-
cover the motivations of the
women ln seeking artificial
beautification. The final result
is an insightful statement on
the willingness of Americans
to pay any price -in both
fi9cal and physical t~
achieve youth and beauty.
''Beauty Knows No Pain" is
a 25-mi nute film on the in-
teruiive trials, training and in-
-inatlon d candidates for
the !Glgtre College majorette
corps. Scores of girls clamor
to join the Rangerette team
each year in order to enjoy the
prestige of waving nags on
football fie lds. The newcomerS
are drilled, harangued. bullied
and rehearsed by Rangerelte
leader Gussie Nell Davis until
they conform to the required
pattern of appearance and
behavior.
The documentary was pro-
duced and directed by Elliott
Erwitt, a leading p h o t o·
journalist who has also made
films on director Arthur Penn
and actor Dustin Hoffman. •
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public is Invited to attend.
Southern California College is
at 2525 NewpOrt Blvd., Costa
Mesa.
"George" Focus on a young
man who has had difficulty
with his father and now must
try to counsel his own son.
p.m.
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Fort, author of '"rt1e Pleasure
Seekers," and Dr. Mary S.
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Israelis Festive
Israeli stars Mike Burstein Qeft) and
singing duo Hedva and David will
headline the enterUlnmenl at the
Jerusalem Fair taking place through
Sunday at the Los Ang10les Conven·
tion Center. Hours are until 6 p.m.
tonight, 6 p.m.-midnight Saturday
and 10 a.m. to midnight Sunday,
Admissioif, $2.
New Adventure
Carol Lynley discusses the benefit.
premiere of her new film, "Posei-
don Adventure" with Mrs. Sandy ward, manager of the South Coast
Plaza Theater. The Dec. 14 pre-
miere benefit, sponsored by the
Costa Mesa Jaycees, will go to
Christmas projects. Tickets are
available from the Jaycees; the
regular engagement begins Dec.
15.
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The gorgeous girl. The
vicious (or is he?) dog. The
handsome sheriff. Add them to
a campy but suspenseful plot.
You wind up with ·a strong
dose of the old Hollywood.
le a p s through a burning been seen bffore, providing a
beach house incident (and possible link from murderer to
more murder). bumbling ~ n1urdered.
lice episodes and some mad· June Allyson does a brief
ly fuMy sequences that have but strong role as th e
less to do with the movie psycl'iotic wife of t h e
than the previews for next veterinarian. And there are
·week's show. several other passable cameo
Ex~lusive
Inside the DAILY PILOT is
another greaf newspaper -
the Christian S c i e.n c e
Monitor. ln-depth features
and commentaries fr o m
Christian Science Monitor
News Service are published
exclusively in Orange county
by the DAILY PILOT.
No moral, no message. no
enlightenment and no
academy award. but a gen-
uinely fun article.
It is significant that "They
Only Kill Their Masters" was
the last film shot on MGM's
back lot in Culver City. The
only remaining lot, "No. 2," is
being bulldozed away to make
way for a housing tract.
-BUT NO matter. There is roies, .among· them appear-
enough else that is worthwhile. ances H a r r y Guardino's
Hal H o 1 b r o o k , as a as a humorous know·lt-all
veterinarian and pr i me sheriff, and those by the late
suspect in the case, is at his Edmond O'Brien and Annl)~§§§§§§~~~~I usual best, acting believably Rutherford.
but not overacting. Putting the inconsistencies
Average p h·ot o gra ph y aside, it was the ending that
(someday a film Will be made mattered in those old movies.
without flowers in t h e And in this case, Gamer
foreground of most outdoor fingers his man.
scenes) and concise, even And, with a'n the techno!Cigy
fresh editing combine lo make that Jaw officers have at their
Gamer's brawl scene look disposal today, he may even
less Popeye-esque. And Miss lhe "CONQUEST OF
PLANET OF
But the kind of film that last
rolled out of a camera on that
lot was something of a
tbrowback -to the days when
100 per c e n t entertainment
was all that was shot, and the
studio lots were used for most
all of the movies.
Ross' lines occasionally are get girl.
spoken rather than read. "Masters" was produced by THE APES" (PG)
When the suspicion falls on William Belasco 8.lld directed
Miss Ross, and her flip Ali by James Goldstone.
MacGraw lines turn to sincere.-;::~~~~~~~~~~.11
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Colttl11Jo• S1J11. Mot. 2 p.Jll.
What is unfortunate is that
this production did not have
more to draw the audience
looking fo r that storybook
film of the past.
As an Andy Griffith-type
hick police chief, J a m es
Gamer sets his remarkable
intuition at solving a com-
plicated murder a~ first blam-
ed on the victim's dog, a
Doberman named Murphy,
and one of the best aclors in
the show (credit trainer Karl
Miller).
Qisappointn1ent as the cop she lr:
craves jumps to conclusions,
Miss Ro~· performance also
becomes more sincere. For a
couple of moments, she isll~~~~~~~~~~~I something more than a
healthy ·heteroseXl.J.al peeking
out of shining hair.
Part of what makes the film
traditional are the flaws that
formerly went uncriticized if
not unnoticed.
Throughout his sleuthing,
Gamer has the acCompani-
ment of skin-cream-commer-
ciaJ-perfeot Katharine R.oss,
saying. "I'm a nonnal hetero-
sexual" and brightening up
the scenet"y. It may be too
much to demand that she act
as well.
A bustling room of loud peo-
ple suddenly becomes quiet as
Lawford is told of his wife's
death. The clUe on the littered
coffee table catches the of·
ficer's eye too mechanically.
And it is somewhat of an in·
suit to the audience when a
camera makes a sweeping
'WOm to a Scotch bottle that's
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ALL 1973 , CARS & . -TRUCKS AT .1972 ·PRICES!
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Y~8' HD Vinyl trim, 6900 GvW pkg.,.deluxe 2 tone paint. Gouges,. power disc brokes,
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factory oir conditioning,
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REALTORS
2828 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR.CAUf.
.644·7270 BA YFltONT WITH SLIP
• Fireplace. Elect. Kitchen On the Penlnsula with pier & &lip, sa:l-d
• Owner May hel p you be ch & •·! · ~.~ ..-Asswne Present ~ % Rate a -ug uxe apI?Pmtments. ... ,,n,, » -
• No Do'>'o11 10 Qualified room units & one z:bedroom unit; all with
Veterans fireplacegi thick carpeting, drapes, com·
• Low Down FHA Financinc pletely built-in kitcbtns; 2 baths & enclosed
• A Real Buy for $32,500 parking. An excellent investment oJfl>ortu.n· e Call Anytime, ~. ity at $275,000 . EXCITING • U · '"' /lllKU: tlCMI: BA YCREST EXECUTIVE HOME
e 5 ~~~'· ~2.!'' THE . OUK~ OF NOTTINGHAM Expensively remodeled with 3 bedrooms, in·
Whi. • * 60Sl35Ft,OOO. ~aCtearn f~~~!Jafe ~lrg~.''~a~=-lh~his : ~~iloytni~ o~:. 2 ~r~~ed~~~rd i:e J:ero. ~i~Joy pp:~ei~ ocli~~. eluding hu ge master bedroom suite; paneled N tur -den with lots or shelves. Hobby room oon-a . e spers is the besl price available for Big Harbor . Firep.laces . ing room of this spacious Dover Shores Bay-vertible to fourth bedroom. Nicely tand--'l'ith TJtls View home. • Atrmm, Potlo "'th""' of crest residence . .He'd also be pleased with -9Cllped yard with large, covered, cement
IDRMS & SLIP • =~H'"P Finanoe -tli e marble enfijWiy, marble firep ace, e patio. Gourmet kitchen, spacious & cheer-If you enjoy viewin g the harbor and ocean, J • . • Ottered far under SSO.OOl high ceWnss and tied·back draperiee. The ful adjoining service porch. $79,500.
this is the plaCe for you . 3 Bedroom, 2 bath Enjoy swimming & fishing off your own • Call ~ytime, 64~ DuChesf nugbt delight in a children's wing
plus 2 fireplaces (1 -in Ii vin~ room, I -in slop, for a lge. boat. Beautifully deaorated, £ consislinR .of 3 bedrooms and a bath. com: TRADITIONAL
dining room) with a built-in Kitchen. Deau-with new shag.carp.eting, new \gourmet, bit· lil 1 l~ ii pl~tely removed from an upstairs mas.ter Spacious Back Bay home with sweeping bay
tifu1 landscaping . . . . . $64.95o. m kitchen & kmg sized mstr. suite. $92,500 ,..,,y_f;--1--1.'r• suite where she and the Duke would reign & mountain view. 4 Bedrooms plus paneled * And, will consider trade. · ·;~ · ~-~ sul?reme and the entire royaJ famil_y will family room with stand-up wet bar. Heavy
So th f Th H . h .. · · eaJOY the gardens and a heated and filtered h k roof ood. ·din 1 ded l & lots
U 0 Ce tg wlayl • ~ • ~: :tre~~rt=~~'-~nllonals 675-3000 ~ .opal s*'l'11mlng pool. ~fa charm. '~ge :nclo~~e~atio,g ~h heat·
• • • orona ( e ntar NEW ON THE • f.1 $87,500: an excellent v a I u e in this ed swimming pool. Owners are moving &
SOUTH OF THE H!GHWAY-DOLLHOUSE [%__ SCENE prestige area want action! $72,500.
with new STRESSED' garage waiting for i UNl9UI HOMES OP NIWPOIT llACM-44MIOO '
unit! 2 bed.room house completely remodel· DOVER Sl-IORES ·Beautiful A lh""t ot Nein .. Cro•I HARB OD
ed in perfect condition. Easily expandable. d:Vnmi=ifn~. b°:er ~ P'
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AUSTIN-SMITH, GORMAN & ASSOCIATES rooms. beam coilinged fan\· REAL ESTATE
644-7270 MEET ANOTHER MEMBER : Hy room, roimaI dining l!!!!f!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!!i!!!!!lliiii!!!i!!il!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I room and pool with jacuzzi. ,
G.M<al General
TAYLOR
BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUB
Brand New! Exceptional quality construe·
lion in custom-built 4 BR hOme on estate
like site. Lge. family rm., formal DR. 4\.2
baths, 3. firepl aces & air cond. units. View
of private golf course. $152,900
1 PINEHURST LANE OPEN DAILY Hi
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors
· 2111 San Joaquin Hills Road
"Overlooking Big Canyon Country Club''
NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 641-4910
General General
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INSIDE LOOKING OUT
Park-like yard, trees; real privacy. Bl~·in
BBQ. Great view -harbor, ocean & penin-
sula. 4 BR., lam. rm. Lusk home. $74,500.
call Paul Quick
LIDO ISLE -$71,500
Cbannlna 1¥1me on 35' lot, best st. to st. loc.
I.BR.: 1.l!AI, sep. din. rm. Beam ceilings
.-.large·p,ttor Priv. beaches, tennis & club.
Charlene Whyte
LIDO NORD BAYFRONT
Outstanding value in a like.new 4 bdrm.
plus oversized paneled family room home
in a chotce location. 2 Frplcs. Step-down
wet bar - s ac for ,ge_jtQa.1. Elle
Hu son
PRESTIGE BEST AREA
4 BR., fam. rm., formal din .. rm., quality
carpetJ, drapes, wall coverings . Lush land·
scaping'. Serving bar to patio. You own the
land. f19,500. G. Knox
GREAT LOT BIG CANYON
Ideal site for spacious home on champion-
ship golf course, Overlooking fairways &
greens. In Newport's newest & most ele--
gant r~sidential area. Bob Yorke
FEE -$12,uo FULL PRICE
Prime residential lot in lovel y neighbor-
hood. Room for large home & garden with
play area for the kids. Contact Marcia
Bents
OWNER HATliS TO LEAVE
See this 4 BR., 3 Ba ., Fam. rm, home in
WESTCLIFF .area; one of our BEST with
poolsize yard. Out of state move FORCES
SALE. '72.500. Bud Austin
SPACIOUS & GRACIPUS
Townhouse in University Pk. Z.Sty .. 4 BR .,
l,e. family rm.; well located. Fast poses-
s1on possible. Owner's motivated ... call
"Chuck" Lewis
'ABOVE DANA POINT ,MARINA
One of 'So, Coast's moot beautllul Spanish
homes & gardens. 4 BR., 8 baths. Garden
rm., din. rm.; peg hardwood. Owners went
action. '9i,ll50. 0. Grupe
JUST LISTED
A gracefully decorated Linda Isle home
wltli many buUt.tn features. Sep. buth for
each of 4 bdrms. It's e beauty for only
$195,000. Jim Muller
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
Sharp Portoflno model with pool. 3 Bdrms.,
2'h baths. Partially fin is hed bonu~ room.
Nicely landscaped. '67,900. For app't. call
-Howard Wells:-
~ CaldvJll,Brilr
"4-2431 ~
• NIWl'ORT Cli.NTlll OR., N.B.
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Bob is an exhibitor of
outstanding paintings
which have been shown
recently at Mutual Sav·
ings & Loan in CdM. He
iS a graduate of Chouin·
ard Art Institute & form·
erly head of graphic arts
for a major oil company.
Bob's talent leans to--
w a rd s marine action
paintings & by • gone
qu aint wooden ho1nes.
Bob has been serving the
public in the real estate
profession in CdM for 10
years, where be resides
with his wife Joan & 4
~·!any more exclusive fca· General General
lures $129,500. Shown by ap------------------
BOB CHAMLEY
W1th Scenic Properties
Corona del Mar
675-5726
Another Member
Of The
Newport Harbor
Costa Mesa
Board of Reeltors fine children.
General General
* * * * * * TAYLOR CO.
·LIDO ISLE-$74,900
Move In Before Christmas!
Immaculate 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on a
choice Lido Isle corner lot. Bright & sunny
& with a lge south patio. Excellent condition.
Owner will consider lse-<>ption. lmmed. poss.
LIDO ISLE FAMILY HOME
Spacious 41h bedroom 3 bath home with gate
to storage area for your boat. Immaculate
-throughout.-boVely-pri:vate--pat-io-fo famil
fun . 40' Lot, street to strada. Near good
beach. Owner will help .finance. $79,500
"Our 27th Year''
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors
2111 Sa.,_Joaquin Hills Road
NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 641-4910
General General --------* Your Choice * 5% down or no down to ve teraru * 3 BR &famor4BR & tam. * Gas blri n kil or elec
bltin kit. * Carpets over h<hvd Doors or carpets over
cement noors.
Whichever is your choice
you can't loSe. Priced lo
11ell and built lo ra.iae your
family. * Your Choice!
646-3928 Eves: 54a.9416
There is ~ ttll80n
18 yeara aame locatlon
Lachenmyer .
Re.1lto1 ,
6 BEDROOM
DINE-POOL
NEAR BEACH
\VAU< TO BEACH! Wrought
iron enclosc:>d front yard.
Curved drive\vay. Stained
glass plus tiled entry. Fam·
ily ruom. 6 bedrooms.
Sparkling blue pool \Vith
slide. Low care yard. A few
s!eps to park and ereenbelt!
As.5UME s:n.ooo er LOAN. 6~ •;., INTEREST. $292
month, ,Act 18.'lt. Call
645<lll3.
TOl!i\I I oi \0 \
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PRESTIGE
"MESA VERDE" Impressive Home $l6,950 .
lmpreulwe A beautiful home ln "Mint" Neighborhood condition. KJng 1 I z e d
Aer you looklr¥t for a bedrooms, 2 e I e .-a n t
substantial hOme? Stately 3 . fire places. Large family
bedroom home I.I situated rOOm for oil the "1'rn
only l mile trom the ocean. See~" h o I id a Y e,.._
poi ntment only.
PETE BARRETT
-REALTOR..,...
642-5200
4 BR NEAR
OCEAN $25,500
Super sharp Sooth Sliorel
home located near 9Chools,
shops and ocean. Immacu-
late inside and out. Beauti-
lully paneled bonus roon1
ean be-4th bedroom, den or
studio to suit Your family
needs. Boat door In i&taae.
Th1s new-listing is in move-
in C'Ondition, $1 ,300. down
will handle.
J6)ill,,,. COATS ~WA~CI
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Open Evoniftt•
• 962-4454 •
Ll9UIDATING
1.09 ACRES
Guest-Tennis
CUSTOM built 4 bedroom, 5
balh estate. Plu1 extra
large secluded gu_est home.
Long vl'inding drive behind
wrought iron gates. Tennis
court all enclo8ed! OWNER
IS LIQUIDATING! Ex·
ecuttvn baraain -take ad·
vantage. Act lDd!ll'! Call
645-0303.
Prime Costa Mesa location.
Assume apr loan now on
property and your monthly
hwtallments are leas then
rent Fann lt)'le kitchen, 3
bedrooms, c o;nplete l y
remodeled. Handy work
features. 2 covered pa.Hoa.
Boat gate to rear yard.
Wide dr iveway. Brk
f,46-112).
TARBELL
2!:!f:6 Harbor, Costa Mes..
Hello I
Welcome to
·My Adi
1'1Y owner bought it for me
becauae t•m too blit for tum. Personally he'a too amall
. ror me. I about dropped my
bricks when t round ·out my
price. He's only askin~
$29,900. I-le says that way
he'll only have lo buy me
one ad. I c&lled him a
tightw11.d, and he thrt.'8ten-
ed to tl\row me off my cor-
ner lot. Rescue n1e trom
this tyrant!! FifA·VA-5%
terms. Call Now. 842-~.
(18-na: REAL~ ~mg!."'\,.~·
t~rtaining ideal here near Thb lovely ramnr home the llPRJ'kll.tlfli bu 111 • I.a
reatures a torrna din\nJC kitchen, PatlO, 11:nr1nkJers. SORRY -' room, cathed'ral a llim::A, El I "'.
Palo< V""' fireplace, th k k '"""1 ,.,,,., "'• C\llfDm ONE OF A KIND shaE: carpeta, and bf!auUllll drapes. Brk 540-l'r.IJ.
wallpapering. And )'OU must Only the 1trong could resist
tee the lancbcaptn«. Prict temJll•tlon to buy the Wt')'
only $41.000. Cal NO\Y. ·uttl~~ hi cu«tnm de1lfiP1 842-253S. and , ~ materials. The
THBR&AL rs r.A;I'l!Rs N T IPM
2955 llllrbor, Costn MeM wannth , o.t l'l&nd plciltd
INVESt NOW panellnJt and ...., brick
ot.Plii . •1.7,500· -'"'" ~ln the _ m a s La.r.
"4 blfdroOmt pl111 cett..r lined
Belt return S630 per mo. ¥-t'IOMU. Th11 ·could p on
tume pttsent 'IA loan bal· and on • OOME SEE -4
ance. ~ down. Owl"ltf ..Bedroom,_ 3 ba.thl, lh&ke
carry small 2nd, Will pay roo1. "'"'° yard. .,. ...... -Call 6'0-116t Open -
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* * * * * * * BAllOA ISLAND * JUST LISTED ! ! !
2 Bdrm. house plus 11> bdrm. apt. Both fur-
nished. Dbl. garage. Oversize lot. Xlnt rental
record. Call for appointment to see.·
· $"78,000 -Xlnt terms!
YEARLY RENTAL
2 BR.,.furn. apt. $250 Mpnth, yearly
CLARK SOMERS, REALTOR
306 Marine; Balbo.a Island 67S-.OOO
* * * General
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3 Bedrooms
ll15-&merset Le. (Baycrest) N.B.
543-7477 $89,500 (Daily 1·51
20561 Goshawk Huntington Beech
546-4141 $26,850 (Sat. & Sun. 1-5)
*4521 Roxbury (Cameo Shores) CdM ,
64U235 (Fri./Sat./Sun. 1-5)
3 BR. and Family RM. or Den
*1939 Pt. Bristol Circ. (HVuHomes) NB
644-2430 $67,900 (Sun . 1-5)
2030 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
64&-1550 $112.900 (Daily)
1732 Candlestick ( Baycrest I NB
642-8235 (Sat. & Sun.
4 Bedrooms
House for lease (furnished)
3004 Ocean Blvd., Corona de! Mar
675-4630 (Sunday )
4 BR ond Famlly RM or Don
317'Rllmona Pl. Newport Heights
"5-8950 $30,950. (Sal. & Sun.,9-6)
6842 s&nfa Ynez Dr. Huntington Beach
, 842-2276 $48,000 (Sat. & Sun. 12-6)
*366 SevUle (Newport Riviera) CM
962-447! $35,500 (Sat. & Sun.)
#1 Pinehurst Ln. (Big Canyon C.C.) NB
644-4910 $152,900 (Daily 1-5)
**1653 Bayside Dr. (Yachtsman's Cove)
CdM 675-1935 (Daily)
1529 Keel Dr. Corona del Mar
644-2430 $79,500 (Sun. 1·5)
- . 5 BR and Famlly RM o' 0.n
**#461.Inda Isle (Linda Isle) NB
642-8235 (Sat. & Sun . 1·5)
**#3 Linda Isle (Linda Isle! NB
54U23S (Sat. & Sun. 1-5)
HOME AND INCOME
3 BR & 0.n and 2B'R& 0.n
. **3007\ii Finley, N•WJ>Ort Beac!I 675-4630 (Sunday 1-5)
INCOME PROHRTY
6 UNrTI -1
4M Park Ave., Laguna Beach
!M-9794 $129,!500 (Sit. l:Sun. 1-1)
LOTS FOR SALE
**1653 Bayside Dr. (Yachtsman's Cove)
. CdM. 675-11135 (Dally) ..... ... w-.... ... 11'••-W...,ffw•,_..
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COMPANY
REALTORS
2141 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mer
"Selling RMI Estate In Newport Harbor
Sine• 1944"
General
673'-4400
General
MACNAB
IRVINE
FINER HOMES
A CHRI5TMAS SURPRISE!
Gilt wrapped for the whole family -com-
plete with playhouse for the yowig ones.
Beautiful 4 BR Montego plan. $58,900,
Helen Wood fi.l.H200. (Rll)
IRVINE TERRACE
Immaculate 3 BR home w/view of Bay &
Ocean! Adult occupied by original owner.
$57,500. Tom Queen fi.l.H200. (R12)
CAMEO SHORES
Beautiful home w/grand Ocean View. 2
master BR's & sep. conv. garden room. A
deliglitful pool has been added to complete
the perfect setting. No expense or effort
has been spar.ed to a~compliSh this lovely
result. OPEN FRl./SAT./SUN, 1-5 p.m.
521--&xbqry Drive. Elaine Svedeen
64U235. (Rl3) 1
TOMORROW'S HOME AT
YESTERDAY'S PRICE
This Portofino 3 BR model In Harbor .View
Homes won't last long. Tall spiral stair·
case accents sunken LR w/cozy conversa-
tiori pit &: fireplace. Form·al DR, eating
area in kitchen. Oversized FR $58,900.
Joyce Edlund' 64U235. (Rl4)
NORTH TUSTIN -RANCH HOME
Impressive custom home for lg. family .
6 BR, 5\.2 beth, huge FR. game room w/
pool table. 22x50 Olympic siz.e pool -on
beautifully landscaped acre -zoned for
horses. •t4S,OOO. Harriet Perry 642-8235.
(R15) '
UPPER JIAY
Beautllul 4 BR, panelled FR, fireplace In
MBR, quiet street, house & grounds ex·
tremely SHARP. $49,995. OPEN SAT.. &
SUN. 1·5 p.m. 2415 Tustin (corner San!n
Isabel). (R16)
BIG CAlllYON HOME -
FOR nfE HOLIDAYS
Loved for ~monthJ & better than new.
4 BR' (or 3 & den, FR, fo"'lal DR. 3-car
garage. Beautifully decorated & land
landscaped. THE ULTIMATE G!Fl'. Jack
Howell 644-6200. (R27 )
LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT
45' of sandy beech -beautiful mastet
suite on upper .Door -plus 2 BR -2 baths
-den -DR & terrific kitchen w/breek-
tast area. Valid reason Cor sale -$225,000.
+(R34)
ELEGANT DOVER SHORES HOMES
y<e proudly otter 2 new Ivan Wells & Sons
spectacular VIEW HOMES in lovely Dover
Shores. J\ 3 BR custom home $112,llOO.
Al101 a 4 BR view home preseoUy under
comtrucUon -will have pool & Jae~
ChooH your decor $152,000. OPEN DAILY
-2030 Galaxy Drive. (R3S)
[Irvin~ I Mu••--·,--I
IOI Do\tef' Drive Ml•tlJI
llU M•oArtM IU•UOO
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REALTORS ·
MESA VERDE
$49,950.
1.ocalcd on Bahama Pl. is
this terrific r11mily hon1c.
Owner just reduced price
$1500. to induce you to Hee
his home. Open House Sat.
12·5, 1769 Bahan1a Pl., C.M.
WALK TO THE
BEACH
·Attractive· 3 bedroom 2 bath
home ,nlOdern -Only 2
blocks to beach, located in
the heart of Newport, a prl·
vate clubhoU8<', pool and
tennis facilities. VACANT
and ready for your lnspcc·
tion. Offered at only $32,9fi0.
Call 546-5880 (Open eves.)
· ~,. HERITAGE
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· · • -HERITAGE
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RANCH STYLE
Jf yoo want a beauty, with
!QUI or chann, g.._-n th\1 ~
bdnn.. I obtlth, with 11h.ake
t00f, beft.m <..'t':\1'1., bl!-IN.
&.ut. back 1ard wllb trees a: gn!(lncry. Onlr. $.13,750.
MORGA~ Ri.AL TY
~73-6642 675-6459
644-7662
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Huntl119ton lluch
ELEGANT
MANSION
DAILY PILOT
H11nti Ion BNch
Sl'ANISH
TRI-LEVEL
• Sha&' CIU'J)d. fhru Olll,
wcl bft.r, large lot, cul de
5'.C 5tn,-et, 3 Bedroom•. 2\ii
...... 139.!!00. o.n 958-1156 •
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CONTEMPO
Is the name. o! thia model &
it feat\ll"e9 a gracious lkle
entryway, rear oriented Uv-
lng nn., bright & cheerlul
kitch. & 3 .nice bdrrM.
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"SINCE 1946"
1.st West.em Bank Bldg.
Untwntty Parll:, Irvine
Oays 552-7000 Nights
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Nowoort -h ,. ,_ Nowport llol!<h Condominium• 11,NI E•!•!o WonlM IM -· Unfum. • .._ Unfllm. 311 C«:1 1n'-luina htL Pum. UO
'---"" Ii< ulo -160 * ,._...;_ C•h * OoMrol H 1 · ~ uol:==:..:..:;.:;:..--=IJ1 ILJW.~ d_,. f ..-co. BAYSHORES ..,._..,. ---• ~!!'!!'! ....... Costa -~n vpen n11 ..... tel ~ ~..;;:11 ::12~1HJ ~~ ~ Will b\IY your ~. All tANDLOIDSI NEW ' BR, 2 'ti.. °"""'"' VACANr .A BR. Ooodo. Hr. 2 1511M .......,, 2 BR, 2 BA. all eJec. CUh within 71 Ion. Call W• Spedallze Ill N.,.,,.... "'*,.... lrple, d • h war. ~ J=~mo. LIVE LIKE A KING
·-$$1,49S -cw ., •• ,..,, ..
CONDOMINIUMS
Lolty living swallS you!
Act swiftly
to select your own
Newport Beach condominium.
Visit the lemporary ot!lces of the
Newport Crest Information Center,
converuently localed •l
2400 West Coast Highway
Suite 8, Newport Beach.
Open Dally 10 a.m. to sunNt
17141 645.6141
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Spoct•cular Spyglou tri<: c 0 0 d °' · CarpeU.., mt 8eocll • °"""" dal ....., • 128i/per mo. !131-:t9911 H 11 ....... -h At Bud-t Pn'ces! 7500. vu. uograded 1UJM driperiet, radiant he a f. • ~ Our Rental Set-Irvine un ;.;s.;.;,;.; . 7 -N•tion11I~ Servi~• Co. g:e= :m bly~v:i:; I ~~View~ to Y?"l Try ffuNTtNGTON Ointlnenlal '•'VRNlSllED •
Rltr .....u or615-'332 room A .,...., J>edloom NU-Vll!W RENTJILS 2 BR. 2 BL Alr/oond ... QI! -2 l 'Br hty, • ONFURNtSHED
N.B. TRANS. TO D.C: bakoolH. -pillo .... 6™030 or ....._ s BR. 2 ea. alr/oond .. $a5 l\I a.. bl~~. * ..00Ls
Wolk to bead! pooll A t""'ll l boat dockL Top dock A n...,.. •-tL.. 3 BR. 2 BL llr/cood. •• lllll crpto, dt:Pa, In shop's ..._ ENCLOSED h'Om this ~ely 4 BR. 2~ 1 u b • t e r r • pa r k l n g unuKERS INC... ._ -Peninsula 3 BR. 2 ba., Atrium , • , • IS«! A ~ fl6t.4'1l1. "
ha... (&e. uv. rm., blt·ln w/elevatora., Frrun $47,500. '61M1 CAPE COD 00 Pt. c;;c: S BR. 2 Ba. Atrium •••• $365 2 BR. 1~ bl.. frplc, bltlns, GARAGES
klloh. with dining .,.. .. llD'F> ilown. ll21 W. Colsl d<po Gs.rag Y• ty l300/ g BR. 3 BL tun. rm ... 14n J>OO~ dubbouae, $llO mo. * CONVENIENT $47,500. Hwy, N.B. 642--2202 mo Can ~at r e 5&-2882 e . TO ALL. BEACHES ,
CAYWOOD REAL TY NEWPORT RMERA-ALL [ lfiJ ... ; v•-· 1 B / •·· T...,..houM furn. 330 FROM. $140 MONTH * 541-1290 * ON 1 FLOOR. ~ pt---• -r, w w --· _.2!~::::~~..,.-1 crpt'd 3 BR. 2 BA din rm dl'ps, paint, all "'w. Ynl. ~to .-...; • AOVLTS PLEASE ·**View** 1rp1c,'10x<0 prtv.'patto. l · Gar.WOYrty."'2-8029. ·"'=;:.;;.;~.--;...-car gar, "9o1, ""· rma1 eto. C0<0na dal Mar DELUXE Townhoil,., 3 l!R. · Vllt!A ' POMONA Lowe11t priced custom home "" 500 "'---/Agt '"~4 Butlnen ~ 111 ba' d ' -QN. . In magnificent Dover .,......, · VWUl:l-~ ·cpl,, arpt, blttlll, -.o;o ~H £ '42.~201S
Shores. 3 BR. 2 ba., maid'• or 642-3073. Opportunity 200 S BR. Crpts &: drapes. 8tofe "SDICS ..,. ~-IPA£:.... d.bl rar, ~~J ~iiO ~ Ave.J
rm. Panoramic vtew. $89,500 3 BDRM., 2% Ba, frplc, 2 · il refrlg. So. of Hwy. Yearly lit w-.. .,. Bide. ~ ...--"'"7~
BALBOA BAY PROP. oar gar, •-min& pool ~IY CotJe,te . Reducod =· l'gi0 ~a:\"""~ u~ Put<, lrvtM T....,._.. Unfllm. ~ WE!t;(LY·MOfHHLY * 642·7491 * prtvti $33.500. Near Hoag Oottee Shop. Tenna Andrewe, 61!>-137< Deya 7apO Nlthll ExocUI"'-, Sul!oa 11 --~=;:=~'-.,-IHospltal. Owne•. 613-9183, ~--· Ml Coat• -. '.· 20IO U • ··.~. Bl d CHARMING l BR. den, weekdays call after 6 pm. ...cnuwC I Ii/or prop. 2 BR. Fireplact\ 2~' blocks , ' --~rt Y •
o .R .. oook. Very prlv. lot Duplexes/Units l.Dcome Tax • Qulc~ sale to beach~ S250 mo.' Yea.rlt· ! BR. 1~ l:ia ••••••••••• $2115 $160. • 2 mt. l11' baui 1 <•t• JM••
fully ,_pd, many extru. 1 HOLLAND Bus. S.ln i.t & last,. shown Sa~ & sun. .,aR. 2.Ba ............. l300 ,..,,,,,....., 2649 Orange, . .a.an
Fee. 90% fin. mt Port •• • 162 1T16 <>ratwe, CM 66-4110 U/2 Ii: U/l, 1D to 5. Adults .3 BR. 2 ba. •··•· •L• $!25/350 'Apt E. Call 54&-Ukl!I STUDfOS-& 1 BR'S
Provence, H. Vu Hornes, ifiiii Puts )'OU lo Beer bu&. oo Pets, 417 Potnsetta, CdM. 4 BR. 2 ba. Broadmoor $385 FOuftt1iln VelieY e FREE l.,Jnel'ls
Open daily 1-5. 0 w n • NEW Restaurant San Clemente 3 Br, den, 2 ha, frt>I; beams 1i red h•11 . .. ...... 1.. • FREE UUUUe 644-e2A!I. area.· Fully-equlpped-l<n" $300 leaae, new dqplr · ' _ I 3 """"' ' townhoule, 21! ...:n ~:t '
Bayfront Buntalow ' lease 586-2G> or m-m. 510 Avocado; ti() pet, -,.-._~ , ~wbr,-1~ : ~ .•. =nr---·~__,_-_
l BR l BA den xlnt oond DUPLEXES B011I'IQUE J<r sale (can-Mf...(341). pe.f:'o, a.tt. dbl gar, &!ttr 4:30 1 ...... A-,
Pier' for 7o· -1. F~~ nery vjllap, area, NB) 3 BR, 2 batha. South of Hwy, REALTY pm,'lG-Om. : ITT'~~~~~ail
l'Ompl lnformation ()n th• BUILDER SEIJ.lNG NOW $5000. 615-4450' atr 6 pm. Adulta, no Pets. S350 month. Univ. Park Center, Irvine Santa Ma • l'hOne SCtvlce
exclusive listing. please call t.tlt: 950 · Nunery Sctw>ol Leue/Sale Broker 6tt t8'8 Call Anytime, l3UlQ)
TM Rni~. 642-9062. .p"N, State Uc '59 Built-In cllentl RUSTIC. 2 BR, l BA., frplc, Office hours 8 AM to 6 PM FOR lease, new TownhoUle 3 El Puerto Me-.
OPEN HOUSE llSM down. 645-1565B111. Bkr. priv. patio & bade yanl, . BR, .l\I BA, crpta;~, l BR's _ $130 & UP
Sat. ~~ to~~1:; Br .. &-iuth~f ~ 21it1:n~ Money to LOan 240 xlnt k>c. Call 675-.1934 ~G~':8!;ar-= ~~blp~', ~fni Unfurn. & Furn.
~eaB.t~ai·s~ ~~ ""'-.531 ~·;;ol81118~·"·a 1st TD Loans cost• -=~-Lury "' Duploxn F•m. 345 ~~~1~::'
83H576. 1M1 • CCJiY Clo ..... • l ,BR. u.una -Coron• dol Mor 1159 Maple Ave., CM
OPEN HOUSE sun 1-4, By . 6:\4 % INTEREST Furn. All util lnc;I d. $11G. =% Abo &ftl'ai'!e for rent ~:-:~~·~'lnconoP._rty 166 2nd TD Loans :\:Ei::·~A~ 11~ci.-?.:~.11:'.,t~· ~~;iu:~,!!!; o!!!~~·':!!p~p ~~8l'g8ttt Dr., N.8. 4--U-Affection.lte i-est' rat.. Clo Br., lncd )'l'd. Util =-= ~ . 2 BR frplc hm, 2 ~ . -e TV I: ':dald Service Avail ~ o..np ALA R I e bc:h, yard, ganke. Pet wei. Hunti......_ IMch ,. ~, .... "--"'---Hid Poot HAR.BO~ View Homes -$65,000 FP. $6,500 ON. "WE BUY TD1S11 • .nta 1 come. · ~....... • ~·vp;l tecUon.
Nawport Baich Monaco model,_2 BR + den. Near. McFadden & Newport S !ti M C HORSES" <>k. CWilom·blt 3 PIO • 3 BR, 2 BA, fncd )'?Cf. CLEAN 1rg lBR, 3 bib to 237S Ne" pur1. Blvd., CM --"-------1 Prof lndscpcL Lge yard Freeway. 8 years b'esb. • ar ft. o. BR. 2 ba, bltns w/oorral wi Garage. Gol'IE'OOl vkwl beach, $90 lncl utll. Rels MS-8155 or 64$.-3967 4 BR. & FAM. $53500.Byowner.64H035.' ero..2~18220c•~""""i '642·2171 545-0611 ll.~.=·""'°Cypreu,Bad< ChNU-lld/petlE. ENT . .ALS 53&-44t~Ol'53&-"1U ' ll:aJmoothAup. ' on ~ ...... m .....,, >1 StrvlngHarborarea21yn:. ~ area. $365/mo. VIEWR DupJ1xH .Unfum .• 350 Thlaadgoodfol'$5onrent PRICED RIGHT!
Big ~ view! 3 Bdrm ..
2 ha.th blme with beautiful
view of ocean &t hill~. Lgt.
living&: family rm. w/frplc.
Attached 2 car garage. Nice
pe.tlo lll'ell.S. Easy-care land-
1eapif!1_. A jewel at $49,950. * 4~2800 *.
. POOL Duptex.. near the ..,... ......., ($2ll)). After lixod 2nd TRUST DEED I.DANS 6llHIM2. 6T.MlllO or 491-32411 I ;;:c==;:;..;::.::.:;::..:;:.......;;~
Gracious .elegance on Peach Miles*~ ~tor ~~iou:.0~~~~ Will Buy Trust Deeds AJ~ ~ow· 4 BR. 2 ~ * i BR. & DEN* Corona clel Mar
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Tree Ln. Custom 4 bdl'!Jl., Scheduled cash spendable, * I«t0KER 6t2-7491 "* crpt & ~. ~! .. ,_ & ~le. 2 Baths. &ilit·in ·SPAC. 3 Br., 2 Ba., 2~ car .~ ""'.,1,~ .... lrg. !'.!"ui'"',.• ..':.~.
dining rm.. ]llf'Ke tarnlly Newport Helgbts which ia 19.l cash " 6.7 shop'g ~No pe· .. l'AL.A~ kit~. W/W CaJ"M'll \ DAI' ocean w prL bch cu __ ,,. Af-1 vuv nn., 2% bathl. M<>dern @q\lfty build up -total . • .....,.--,-,. T.O.W. Area ' $395 Melltb -· ibQ ' ' ~~ta. '
island kltaien. Evtn a bltn LOVELY 4 Br, 2ba &: den. return 26.0 al) this & your I II ,el FRl'LC·Fom rm, 4 BR, 2 Ba MISSION 'REAL TY ~ . Wkdy1 all 7, 2035 Fullerton, C.M.
deep · freeze. , Beautifully Quiet neighbrhd. Nr llChls & private water all too. Con-...._,_.Rilllt home. Newly decorated~ MEDITT STYLE BAOIELOR spL rt41)/mo. decorated & landscaped. shops. Fncd ·-M new crpt tact Richard Van Wert Lease S 2 9 5 J mo , BJa • OCEAN View. Lovely ~ ....
And a '°""""' patio beside fresh ·-'• fui"' L $30 950' ELMORE CO. "6-1698 * 494-0731 * Bdrm. 2 Ba., 2-t.vol home. + dep. Util pd. Nr. ~ 6
a SPARKLING pa a L ~1 OU ' . v laf1re $385 shopping. ~ El Camino, ,.. • ~ ~ $52 500 · ()tlen House Sat & Sun ~. Real Estate Div. HoOMS Furnished · 300 2 BR, attached garage, patio, $175 M0f'!'I1t Sharp 1 ,Sr, Bay~ ,Beach~.;· 675"-3*1 Apt 1, C.hf. 546-<HSL
90U1H L1GNi. CN1. ' • 645-8950 64>-4040 ref:rlg, st<Jv1!,, Adults, no cott11ge. Carp/drpe:, Sftlile/ ' * SHADY ELMS -POOL *
__ ...... _ CAL9L ·e J ...... 14 3 PENINSULA llolboo Ponlmul• pel>. 1835 Wallaoe SI, $1!;0. "''~" Pl.ACE REALTY. Huntington BMch • Adults -1140 up
NIGUEL CHARM ii•~ Nowport Shorn Call 54H739 .... !llOI ""'9129 • Chlldren next block
••• LT• < DORMS., 211· baths. 8 LOTS 2WBrln _.,.,._ Nr. ocean. "'6. mo.. 3 Bdrm, dbl 3 BR, 2 BA. 2 SIDI')'. l80 lMMai>. OCCUPANCY 111 E. 22nd SL, CM 60-3645 ls )'Ol1l'S ">A'ith this extremely • ter aeasop only Call crpt a paint. ~ vie $33:5 ""ht '-clean 3 bdrm., 3 bath tov.·n-Nrar Nrwpor1 P••I Offlee Yrs. oJd. Close ·to beach & Spec u I at or !I Dream! (:tl3) 243-5316. · ' garapdl_.. ~ .. ~ · ,__ r. .. ~ ~....... New 1 Br apt& '250. mo. 1 BR. $130 & $140. 2 BR, · clubhouse. Shows well! Rambling seven bedroom .,.,.w ..... r .. fenced yd. Close ..... t. ~ ... vi.,-~ Dbl prage, dshwabr $165. $/Poot Ideal kit =· l E:'1!is 1~J.1'1~~ ---------1 ABBEY REALTY .642-3850 hacienda on 3 separate OCEAN front, 2 BR, w.gar, to all achoolA. 979-6814 NEW, attrac., 3 BR, Ocean 334 Portland Circle H.B. bachelors. 1993 Oiutch St.'
f!ke you're on vacation year San Clemente prime ~ninsula lota! Ul~ ~'::·~s& mo to June $295. 3 BR, lge playroom, view, nr Vletarta Beach. 536-llD ' 548-9633. ' 1
'round. Beautilully land-modem thru«it -4 car heated pool, Coll~ Park. AdUlbl $385. &-1460. 1 FURN. 2 BR. Apt. PooL '(
!Caped. Call-Crickett Taul. EASY care, tully 1andacpd garqe • huge rumpus room Corona del Mer Avail l2/3. 545-5438 Ufun1 HUis DEUJXE 2 Br, COY patio. Cole to shops. Adult.s, no ·
Only $42,900. :A~~i_E$rr1!... home. Ocean,view, 3 BR & ~:d t~t~ ~~e A~ 2dogBD~ .. den. crpta. Adults, ~ drps, Cl'flt. ..._bf.tns, dbl pets~tgi.>. c M. I
PREVIEWll den or 4 BR. 2 Ba. Good $128.IXX1! Rent now • Build WATCH THE WAVES· 0 "" $185. mo. Fenced NEW WorJd 3BR. 2 BA, 1225 r.:;· Lovely prtvatl! ltfOWK!A. mona. . l .,_ I~.,. closet Space & Bltlns. later!!· yard. 642-0!57. aq ft., crpta, drps, dbl pr, tv & "ardener il&ld. ThfMACULATE Bach SJ.2SJ · v~~I'-' Entcrtai/I on secluded patio. Beach CJub rights, nr Golf .F'romthis4BR.,4bathhome •"•" 5. roo 1 Br-·-111e of pool mm.pl yrd Resp. married cou pl e. Util pd. Sngl sty, cpt/drp,1
REAL Est'A'J'E Kitchen w/breakfast area. Coune. $45,IXX). By Owner. home w/wet bat, sun deck, Pd yard,~:~ mahrt. water pd, call fAdult.). $165. no pets. ~ ~tio. Quiet adlt&.
"' FR w/attractive Pa Io s C&ll 492-1.138 oc 835-llOO. patio & JX>OI table Yearly 954 w 17th M---.r-83CHl602. 842-327$. v1r......., I
Ve rdes !tone. Sep a r a .I e SHORECLIFFS • Ocean vw. lease. Open Siln . . ' nr ...,,.vv..... L N NEW 2 BR,. 111 BA, triplex. 1 BR d . •·-~--·• U90'Glenneyn! St.
494..9473 549-0316
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"\Vh!te-water" ocean view lot overlooking L a g u n a
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faroUy J:Ql., 10x20 worbhop.
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nelahbors. Nice ·decks & ..l!.pJ...L.!.! e t s . ~ O w n e r
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I al D 4 t 3004 OCEAN. BLVD. COLLEGE Par!< Lrg. 3 BR, ........ ...... ft• UP=~ ....... on;i rMI R._ + a trac!ive 3 Br., 1 ba. 5 yrs old-.New Call plus Fam. Rm bl-crp• ~ ~ isatn ranee. trplc, crpts &: EJec. bltnt.· No pets. Idell l BR !I. ,.,.,,950. Wal\er King, shag crptA & paint. by aaent. 6'75--4fm .. YEARLY leue. NEW 2 Br. 2 drpc, no cblldren, no peta. for WOl1drlg' lllWle. Rds." +
644-6200 (R-36). owner, $3&,900. 492-8433. · l--.1•2"N'"E"'w=UN="'1T;$.--1 BR. Hse, S90 utll pd. All!Jo drpl, $275. 548-18'12 alt 8. Ba. on Golf Coune. $300 $190+mo. 6(1-Dti st. H.B. ntll 6tM2U. j--
W9itminstw Nearly completed, C.M, (3) N.fl. SU<f. 3Pss1}~ 1!..ae BAc.J!1~ :mo.Celll15-:mo. __ 1110t. 673-0nl ~-"1 ·1 · l.. BR. $145/mo. + fll
1;...'---'-'-----l <-ptex ... 10% -.,. Ill% Ront·A-lfouM 97M430 Es .. te, -1168. Newport BMch Sooi J..n Coplltr•M· 'aeir7!Jtit pd. N•. !rwy 11
644-6200 l BR. , 11;ii ba, hrdwd firs, loan, Tiii%. Very good buy. Huntl--BN<h lbopphw, 998 El CanilnoJ bllini. attacl> 2 cu gu, trg Phil Sullivan Reali.,., • .,.,_, W-SIDE 3 Br, 2 BL lncd THE BWFFS NEW 2BR. 1 ho, crpto, drps. Ap( I. CM. 5<lHM5l.
yrd, $25,950, owner, 841-3858 548-6161. Walk wtr l br gar lnit, va. yard, d!'l...a~· S230 including ranee. Communi~ px>l. ** STUNNING l BR, 1 BA. BACK BAY Moclvlor/ C.M. Triplex. by owner. oant. Alro NB 1125 util pd. water.~-· 4 IR. 21/J IATHS IDl/mo. 83l>-8U8 Gardoo apt. Pool. Reel
Carefree condo living iD ~r•Bullt Homes .. 120 $44,900. 10% down. Assume Rant-A.House 97'9.a43o 3 Cdnn., 2 ba. fenced yard, Choice location. FamUy town-area. no W. 18th St. CM. ~<d. .,, 000 lsL .. ___ fireplace, childttn O.K $260. ·-··· -·-~ ' -I ['1 ' BR ··-•• No beautiful Newport Riviera. •711·,.,, -• uu,1.1un: L .. wte s.ach 6'13-382&: , .....u.e, arc; ... ,.~ ......, .. _... I• uu·n a.pt. Slw. })eta
4 lo1uter sized bedrooms Building a New Horne'! $4$. mo. 'r.li JOllM St. walled patio. Vacant, clean :'1'& tl•As ,,.,._ or m children. 820 Center
122• long), 2 bath. Sale price Want to Save Money? 84&-1584. $85 • Util Pd. Nk:e Bach nr 2 BR cute fenced cottaie. & avail. for immed. ClCCU-. . St. 60-M48. ,
includes nice "Carpets thru-Try Modular Magic! R.El.T. town &: beaCh. New c.rptc, Pool avail. UXl/mo. 177 E. pancy at $-i25 Per month. NEW I• 2 BR's from Sl.00 to
Out, bltln dshwshr, rot:iss RA~~.gr,.ES $15,IXX) -$3,<m down $1~ ~r · etc. 22nd St., C.M. 6G-36AS. ~ AptL Furn. 360 $23). Nr. beach & shop'g. I
oven, fir to cell flrepl, pvt month, call ' $180 • Charming l Br. Frplc. l BR, 2 BA. fenced yard. ' ll4 E. nh, CAf, 548-0137 .
patio, olympic size swim-Bart Vance Garage. Yard. Nicely fum. Family only. $250/mo. 5 ~~ lallloll ·tslend NICE 1 br .1 ... 1 .. Quiel. Se I Capital OoNultant 1275 . Util Pd. So. '·-·-·. 2 * •-~ 837-Ull *' f ......,. pr. ming pool, 2 car attached I I 541>--IDS/673-4082 8 l;'...I Dede.._~ ,... .... ., ,:s .· by garages. 1 Adu1t over 30. prage. 1950 sq. ft. in all. ......._ eves r. "•l' c. • 2 BR. 1 BA. Orpl, crpta. tnod No pets. stS-1021.
$35,!m Full price. l0%1;•iii~i!!!!!!iii!!iii~~.:1·CORDNA del Mar fourplez. ~LI-VIEW RENTALS yrd. OIJpoul. Encl gar, ( rea ly e TROPICAL POOL e down, low closing costs. Betow h I g h w a 1 · All $165/mo. No pets. 673-291B. 1 Br turn $145. Gas & wtr ~
I' Mobile Hom•• ~~a. ~ra:ve:ni:; -~-or-49f.3US, 4 Im: ~tam rm. bl 4-Vista-del-RMlly..Om · 145 E. 18th No. 9, 645-C58S.
Fo• Solo 125 wknda. Newport BN<h Clole lo schools & shops. Newport Beoch LITTLE ISLAND NICE 1 & 2 BR "' t" ••7 ~ !l65/mo. 541).mo. 644-1133 ANYTIME WATERPRONT up. Mature Adi~ Ollld olG ~ l ( =i 546-llOJ ....... Home Rentals ':;!} ~;..Q)od Ont~~ ~~~-.= ..,;;'. 3 BR, 1 BA, crpl>, -Horbo• Vlow Homo 2 BR ap( all ~... & 60-1265. ..
NEWPORT SHORES 111111111 Own.,/Broker 646-8226. Ing nn. 2 baths, w/w crpL, lncd Y,:"'~ !210. 4 BEDROOM -)'e!ll'ly garage Included. $325/Mo., 2 BR tru 1125,). Br iru.1110
DUPLEX SALES & LEASING Loll for Solo 170 f!"'~ ... ~~ ~.ai.J~ Dano Point ~b~!" _ff~ A~ =...~ £n~• ~JM'i;.N~norchlldo-n,,
6 Year old duplex \\'ilh 3 full service facility 11 ·A S J mo. Unfurn. $450 mo. No · REALTOR, •••mo * ~.50. Fw'nished Bacbelo-r
Macnab-Irvine
642-1235
bdrnu., 2 ha. in each unit. n .. -u.+-H c re an u an petJI, Pete Barrett Realty. 3 BR. 2 BA. frpl I: gar. JUlt -••' Short ..iralk to beach a pri11. Udl•• BIU. 1111$ Capis~By Owner. Some 642-4353. redec. S2&S per mo. No pet& • Apt. Man Only. 132 W. I \.( r.:: ~$~ =:t clubhouse ..,,·ith 2 pools & 4~88 view. Horse ok. REDUCED n4:83S-3883. REOU~~ 3poo1Bed..:_i ~th.et 6ft.C3S 644 ... Wllaon CM. 64H530. ~ alte fr m,i:ro. Left on tennis cts. Very good cond. 531 6800 "'7""1.1 • • l Bed., 2 be.th, El Toro ... near oce_., • _... ././~"Up-Nicely furn. 1
, Nyes Pl. to entr. Lag Bcb.. Leasehold. Listed at SSO.IXXI. • ~~ON 1 to ocean view. :: c;:j• ~e' ~·t!:t :'aiiat:' ,=.t'~~ LOVELY 3 Br. 2 Ba.. s1ep1 W'ii TrallOn. :1ult1. ll2 W.
49t-fl3S!I. 24x60 Flamingo, 2 BR, 2 BA, ve' ~t re a Id en ta 1 Available now. 4im ~ 4 'BDRM, 2 Bath, crptl, drps, Cre1een4 N.B. $395 mo. to beach.. Beautili " aon. f, !H5.'ll.
BLUE LAGOON '\TlU.A den 8\tin bar bkcase w/ street. 07. 4!0-5534. Crescent, N.B. $395 mo. bltna, ienced. Nice QOl'ld. )'l'ly. ~ modern. $300 utQ, winter e Sl.35 -Nicely fuml!lhed 1
with ocean view. 2 BR, :z JONF.s de!lk. 8 x 30 e'ncl!ld porch, Mountain, 0.Mrt, yrly. 6f1Hi912. 24232 Pahnek. $250. mo. NEWPORT Shore• 2 Br. den, leue; SGI mo., yearly Br. Apt. Ad~lta. 132 YI,
BA. n.:..i_ ~I -and "REALTY INC car prt, Abed, pets, Adlt, Resort 174 HARBOR Highlands. 3 963-6079 or 962-«m 2 Ba. pool &: club prtvL Nr. Wintoo. Realtor 675-3331 Wlleon 01'. &45-453).
tenlila . e beach. EST. !946 842-6883 B<lrma, 2 Baths. Fenced 3tbeBR, 2 BA Family Home In heh. $Xll. 213: 681-1278. NUtilm1pdapt, 1 ll'I muttr BR, $138. LoYe:~ly 1 BR. Fur. Near
GrUt,.fiuY 'at $49.500 .. Blue GOLD M~al 24x60 2 br, 2 ba yard. Pool. Fplc. S400 mo. country on 1 acre. N'PT Shore u • SUndck A washroom &ton!t. t adults. 1981 ~)leNty ~· »OO!w • ._-.• ~-+ den, porch xtru, 11r fwy lnc. pool aervice.V<>gel c.o.. Children/pe1J/hone1 ok. recprlvil. ~.~~pool A 1cargar1p, YrQi sax> mo. Pomona, .M. 5'8--0728. P • . * ~BAY * 111•1•1wt'° & shops, reduced $3500. prin \VOR.LD famous Lake Tahoe Realtors. 5'8-93f6: Leue. Bkr. 586-3850. ABBE'( lf.EALTY ~3850 673-8659. 2 BDRM, ulil pcl. n70. mo,,
Oceah view. lot. !00,000 SAVE $20,000. only H:B. Adlt Pk. 962-8057 ........ on ... -•• p ; ...... ---~ N-f!!!! U-···ht• Fount•ln Valley NEWLY blt, decorator'• 2 No petJ 2277 Maple St. ....... aiu .~ ·"" ..... .,., .... reo ''.!":::l-_::::.::...:,~:::J•!!!!::_ __ I '.-:::'-"':"."-;;.;;;:;.:,!;.;..__ San. Cle~te BR apL A' vail lor .. ~... B .• ......:.... ' ~ TED HUBERT &: ASSOC. Build yo\ir own llomc on thiJI aCftS w/rnajor live creek, 1 -, wuii-o· ~~...,
S4ttVlaI;Jdo,NB GTh-8500 R-1 hilllide lot at 2l9 Lal '~ml. along Truckee River. 2BR.Lm!Lr.Hawail0en. 3~ba~~!.,bl~ 2BR,larpdt'n,2BA,blllnl. nntal.673--0ll0cr6'75--3412. REDEXXIRATED2Br.$171>.:1 Ut>PEfi nm.EE' A1\0i BAY Jolla Dr . at \Y. end of Cli!f ~· Must sell, Sacrillce, Name FrJif, dr TV, fncd yd. · • _... mo ....... ...,.\ lmmac. &:. lmmed poaees-2 BR apt. lge deck, few feet Patio, garage. Adulta. No
3 BR. 2 be.th. Ocean view. Dr. Ocean .l Bay View )'OUl' down P)'ltlt A: terms. Grdnr pd. Adults. S275/MO,c 6 deposp1e' l13lO Del Phlnfum alon, mnall lot, walk to from bly, $225/mo, )'l'ly. pet.a. 160 2l8t St. 54&-n27 •
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~ ~--· _,...... i141XXJ. tullpMce. · PrinciP81s pleue. Owner, By Owoer. 646-3000 Ave. aae do not disturb ,.,... 6'f5o4¥50r833-28XI -,..., vwu•:l' ~ '"" • ( 213-814-2096. • 67J...8(DI. • tenantt. 1f interested call lt.oret, """"'~ Huntington lloach Lido tale ~ Uinfard Bualnou Property 154 Son Cle1Mnto <213> 378-'1'139 all 1 pm. S.nto Ano_tlo~ll Bo-l'enlmulo * l:HOICE * ~ ••ALTY TWO UYrSTOTALo 104'"209' COMPLETELY !umlsbed 2 Huntington Booch EXTRA Igo, 2 BR hou.e • =.for 1 adlt, non LiOUINTA HERMOSA
Nord Cemer Lot Slnc• 1'°" CHOICE LOCATION, Hun t-BEAU. \and ln Sierra BR, 1BA home. Lease $1'10 e Steps to Beach. Spec. ,:~a~J::-moCot:nf!:teli 1f!arot'~f=m:~~ Spanlab CoW'ltry Estate U'<t
5 Bdrm1., ~ ha.th• plus din n.wniown Costa M-.. ington Beach, Z 0 N ED Foothills. 3 hrs. drtve from month W JUDE!' ltlt. 586--0996 Bach. Srnl pet. Ulll incl. Iut +' $100 ~:...i ... tee. ~ ."¥>• tU 7-1, i175 yrQi, Ing I: Spacious Apl!I. Tet\. nn. Pl6a ~. swxleck. 1171 II U S I N E SS , P R 0 -Orana:e Cty All summer &: a.ft. 6PM. SJ.JO. ?167-8113 "'""'~Mo.7 675-00Sl aft t · ' raced pool; sunken Pl LIDO~r,.LTY H ... 10•642-2991 W,;\o~~~FF.,;...~ ~ .. ""':,~ ':0.";: -Unfvrn. 3115 ALA Rantola .. 64$.J900 South Logun• 2 BR, 2 BA, IUrn, pn'patlo, =· U~believable IJviog,.
3377 Vb Lido, 'II''"· Besch * PRIME * KANPAK. 1993 Klhel Rd . ..,... parcel~ Paved roads, n-neral e FANTASTIC · 2 Br, DI' • •lect blllnl, Maha< adlt. l BR. FURN. $115 * 67S-7IOO * Channelfront Corntr Klhel Maul, Hawaii elec. & phones. Trees ,& ._ beach. Stove, relrlg. Kids. NIGUEL SHOR.ES Avail thru June, '12. fl?S. 2 BR. FURN. $215 ·~1ec1.~R. 2J~~ 3t!~~~Uii~~::~~t-ie:~~c;'::,!~•I 151 J~~if~.N~~nts=te. ifiR.ntal1e645-3900 ~~~~ :!i~~ 2 !~~~~ni~
brand' new kit. SD.CMXI, lnoome apt, in rear. Dock -LOT In famoU!I Lake Havuu, • 2 BEDROOM Q>NOO. munlt)t tennis oourta, rec. Maid s.vlce. Pool .. iUtD Pd Adults ljo pe 67>-1235 for 1&e. boat. \Vatt r view Choice Corner home or the \\'Ork! f&mou!I FuJJ.y Up&raded, xlnt crpt&. center, 70' pool. 2 Br. den, 2 e Call eBT«I •
Ne·w-4 IMCh. mos! rooms. Many l'xtrna. 1 _ Lot London Bridge. Located Jnc. carport, fncd Plltlo, Ba tn lovely gate' controlled ___ c.•..: . $142,500. .,..,.... clo!e to all 6Chools 1: city. Wahr, drytl, ~trNI:. Xlnt foe:. commun.lcy. A...U. tM 1eue 2 BR. llfi BA.i.J*4k>, a l."CLUS ~VE OPEN SUN. 1-5 LcaM th1I ideal k>cAtlon on $9000 or will trade for C.O.ta $225. Per mo. ·me pool I: Jan. lit. $475. per mo. 315 E. Bt.y, $2SO'mo. on yr
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<n41 8<7-5"41 /li~REST HOME •• 36071/2 FINLEY •tarbor BJ\id. with great ex-iMesa or Newport Beach In. w.11thOOITAMl11A recreation facllltlet1. CA1L Shown by awt. 644-7851. 111. Inq. lat APt C 173-1
... ,_ with many Uleti, 516-1600. FANTASTIC lnvestrnent Op-These Are JUfl: A Few Of 91 "1 r BEACH A Pier 2 BR $225. $143 • $f65
:Exbf1[~new, ...,,,,tortt'3 Br, CaJI Ai~t 6j""a-46JO poeUJ'(!, lMX> eq. It, building come prop. 644487. ~le AGT. 962-44TI. W tml te ot' Ml-ml .
'u!" . ~o!'. lack Bay Area ~ -~ portunlty. 5 1 ...... 1 ac. .. OW' MANY R""TALS ••• ·~!°i :1f-iiJiPANCY ., BR, 2 ba. new-· .,,., !'~ ... A(dl)Uti!n .!!;!; E. Badoekr " 1 BR, pstlot,
. •bed pr. 1leaort deconted, 118 •-RJEAL booming community. 16,'ISO. *. Dbl • mo. encl patio. ~ tin-,..,.... · ·-=·~ I'.::;; .r'l.:" ,
-· crptrl. 189,1HJ. Also ~~~•Ml i::,~11-,z .. / .~t&RB !Z.~· !>18~49 or l90 . NEAR ""°""· Priv. s:i< ~~Ct~w~t's med.~mo. ~o • .i-,.•ielJR.•111& ..::Jf1 Recthhall =. '= uhclrr COMtructlon: '4 BR, rm _,,,,...: "'•"" s, Y . OPEN TL !flM . ' BacOOlor. Pool. UIJI pd. 5J6.1111 ' . ' .Houtet Purn. or -xtany,. n~ 1ilo. §':' ... bl ' ~••·• 319 Bit~· flooi ran· .......... .,, ··-v• man 'Y -BIO BEAR LAKE * Unfurn •10 ~I. no::lltx • m-4800 . u, sauna ......... ..,
1"15 "'••BT A. ',.'•""'• Spoolwim~lNr: pool + ~Pr'l:'T'O "--ta M,.. • 2 ed· 5 Ac e1tate. ,_ hou.w It ' • • • nr • ...:.+-1BR, tor younelf 17301 • •~ 1"' o ...8.~ ~~·•~~-"'" 1125 .SECLUDEDlBR.Co~ GLEN·MAR. '4-"'1!, 2 bu. ..: ~ -· beaut K<tllOo Lo. 11 blk W. GI Nlw;POltT BEACH Roy McCardfi Realtor .to~ ~lal 1nc:f 2 unlb, 558--t&5T ""'· tqe. Encl 1arage. Tot <>k. trpl<', cpts, drjli. bll '"" Newport IMch oceen ~fJO.JDO;l.;,. utll. ~.1 btk N. of Slater).
Ol'iN 1..S P.M, DAIL y lSIO N ........ 111'11-. C.M. t\.1u "'" -"' ~Cati Root E•t•to Won!od 114 * dlshMhr, """"' pat I 0 IM l!p!t ..... 8'>'1811
-"BAYSAOli. g=: .Jq,112f 66-.mt _or_, WANTEO,J ... •badzooou.2.1145 -FAMU.Yorai'Wlea.2 =· ~'nr 1280. ~~l~mo~Y':r Ceoto-LRG.28',beamcell.
• " .. 1f C MiCH iii•-bath home Id t BR, bll"''"""'· di-pt, pe\· -' --._-ar.12!1ll'llllr.tllcctmr HOI: "~ llrPo. blln.-.-~"""11-'°"" ~ -dlll mo. .rTil!"tlttll'l',S---'i:: '""'" 1141 ·tton. ~ ... ~-· ~ ok. rozy 3 ..BB....wllmlc.. ..!\mo__ d a • ~~ uu1 pd. Adwta, "' oe -"• _ _..... f'randscan model, 2 •to•·•" rearyard,treea .-....ltf$. back yard. 3 -m1. trom ~'MU~ ·-. ,.__ -:;;.w . Hotpltal t-11-0 /.-md -'" '•EM.--'°""' paliltecl & c1raoei'3 PRJNCIPAUI ONLY 1'11«> ranae of ·~';;'°'$15,000. ~ • HOMEY 3 + Family. beuh, """ lo -· ..... Lil56 SAiii5§ 3 ii< 2 Bo. ·~" ape. 1135. Hootod Pool. 11976 Canl<ron. 8<Ul92. I
; Br, 21! Ba. tnd unlt, l)tlm< Altne 28R, l!i ho, Jrs.dbl Prt party. Prl'nctOIOI on11: Fl'pio. llU&e Yard (or kldl/ 1215 + u(tt. Call lrpk, 1...,. polio. '3191"'9. =~ ~-Mlllto,"' 71 BDRM. FURN. '
111111 W. O>at-llwJ., NB Jcx:atton Vew o! Bock Bay. gao'. bl-Mlt oectlon 5!17-4il23. • pet. LAND OR n•/90-3041. Yrly tao. Wat .. pd. iilOO u&s -Ave CM AdUlt ApL Ne"' -~ RJl'..AIJl'Ol;tS • &0-45%3 ~a for prime New· Montkfllo ~··Will WANTED ~ ..,. L OSI t Br. Condo. O'l>ll, drps, RJver Ave, N.8 . Ml-TD18. ··-' ' . --'•·-;.... Be1ut;-anclolfid pa
Docl't atw up tha ahl.1 port ""'' Inc. -· be I re l h I y -led A llnldonllal lot f fl.££ ,_RJ!NTAL SERVICE bltna, Mrla, POOi & dubhac!. Any dOY ta tho BEST DAY to l'twn. Bocft. I I Br. Ex· pool No P<ta. 113$/mo. "U•t" lt ., -fled, -Iiil'p WBL TON & COMPANY crptell 11y Doc. llJ, 111.500. In Cosio M,.. .,.., B!~~ON ltBNTALS $225. -ll<>S. run 40 ldl Don't do&Q. • coptloNlly nlct. 2110 121h SL &38-7"47.
lo Sl>tn .....,,., l<Hm 675-eJiOO ~-""' SUn!ly!'. 5<fH)'J)5 * '°' ~~ *~Need ~::: P-\ ad.:. .call tod!l MHrl& Nowpert B..,._, C.M. SoU ldlo. I ..... , , • iOMll
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DAILY PILOT
WANT-AD
Will Sell Fast!
1. Stove 29. Bicycle
l. Guit•r 30. Typewriter
3. lhby Crib 31. Bor Stools
4. Eloc:h"lc Saw 32. Encydopodla
S. C1mer1 33. Vacuum Cleaner
6. W11her 34. Tropic1I Fish
7. Outboard Motor 35. Hot Rod Equipm't
8. Storao Sot 36. Filo Cablnot
9. Couch 37. Goll Clubs
10. Clarinet 38. Sterling Silver
11 . Refriger•tor 39. Victorian Mirror
12. Pickup Truck 40. Bodroom Sot
13. Sowi1111 Mochlno 41. Slide Projector
14. Surfbollrd 42. L11wn Mower
57. El~tric Train
st. Kilton
59. Cla11lc Auto
60. CoffM Toblo
61. Motorcycle
62. Accordion
63. Skis
64. TV Sot
65. Work Bench
66. Di1mond Watch
67. Go-Kart
68. Ironer
69. C1mping Trailer
r-----lc:5:-. °"'Mo-c.,.h.,.in-o~T~oo-l~,--·-43:-roorTabt1·--
70. Antique Furniture
71:--T11,,. Recorder --
l6. Dishwasher 44. Tires 72. Sailboat
17. Puppy 45. Piano 73. Sporst Car
18. Cabin Cruiter 46. Fur Coat ,,
19. Goll Cart 47. Orapo1
74. Mattress Box Spgs
75. Inboard Spoodboat
20. Barometer 48. Linens· 76. Shotvun
21. Stamp Collection 49. Horse 77. Saddle
22. Dlnotto Sot 50. Alrplano 78. Dart Game
23. ptay Pen 51 . Org•n 79. Punching 819
24. Bowling Ball 52. Exercycle 80. Baby Ca"lago
25. Water Skis 53. Rare Books 81 . Drums
26. Froozor 54. Ski Booh 82. Rlllo
27. Suitcase SS. High Ch1ir • 83. Desk
' 28. Clock 56. Coins 84. SCUBA Gear
THH or any other ·extra ltllllCJS around the house
can be turned into cash with a
DAILY PILO'T WANT-AD
So • • •
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DIAL DI.RICI
' -642-5678
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-•I GoMral Nowporl Beach N.w!,'!rt -~
El CORDOVA APTS.
Fr°"! $1145
1&2DOGl'OOIM
Dishwasher • Shag Carpeting • Walk·ln Clos-
ets, Forced Alr !feat . Extn Large Rooms •
Beaulllul Game Room • Heated Pool · BBQ's-
Enclosed Garages. Quiet surroundings and
close to shopping. (Nr Harbor & Hamilton St)
.Adult living • No Pots.
20n Charle' St., Cost• Mose 642-4470
HACIENDA HARBOR
From $154
DELUXE 1 & 2 BEDROOMS
Furnished & Unfurnished
Heated Pool -Garages -Shag Carpeting
Dishwasher -All UWiUes Paid.
Adults Only • No Poll
241 AvocM!o St., Cost1 Meu
VILLA MARSEILLES
646-1204
SPACIOUS 1 & 2 BEDROOM APT.
Fomllhod & Unfuml1hod
Adult Llvl1111
. WHY PARK NEWPORTERS
STAY HOME ON
WEEKENDS.
WOULDN'T YOU?
It's all here for you to enJOY Saturdays and
Sundays and all week· long, too.
$750,000 health spa, 7 swimming pools, 7 llght·
ed tennis courts , bicycle trails, putting green,
shuffleboard, croquet. Spacious junior l's
from $174.50 monthly, plus I or 2-bedroom
plans and 2-story town houses with 2 or 3 bed-
rooms. All witb electric kitchens, private bal-
cony or patio, carpeting, draperies. Subter-
ranean parking, elevators, optional maid ser·
vice. Gourmet food market, dry cleaner,
beauty salon on grounds. See beautifully fur-
nished models today, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Other
times by appointment. Just north of Fashion
Jsland at Jamboree and San Joaquin Hills
Road.
PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS
Huntt ....... -
*FRESH AIR
Wallt 3 blade» '4-• •&ch Lia 2• I-BR. Av )fowl>
decoratfld, wfw er, , d.n>I,
blU., except nfrti. net Ir.
$235. No ~ no peta.
S3&-11ll.
NEW be&eh aptl) GJ..211t St.
4 bk>eka trom ocean. 1 BR
$155 mo, 2 BR $l9r> n>c>, 3
-SR f,16.5 mo. Manaaer
wanted·. 1'obin Rralty, Inc.
846-3371.
$140-2 BR. bllnB, crpta, d.rpil,
fll>lc. laundry tacit. &.
carport. CoopJe & 1 aml
child ok. No pets. 842-4664.
NE\I/ dlx 2 br dplx. Cpt.
drps, O/W, bltns. $175. 211
Knoxville . 5 36-7633,
;J&-o;s~
CLEAN 2 BR, 2 BA. Uk> mo.
Gas irtcld. Priv. patio, elee
gar door. 2 1732 S.
Brookhunt. 540-3278.
WALK TO BEACH
New 1 & 2 Bt, cpt/drp,
dswshr, "trpl. 316 16th.
847-3957. Dishwasher color coordinated appliances •
Plush shag carpet. mirrored wardrobe doors·
indirect lighting in kitchen • breakfast bar ·
huge pri*ate fenced patb · plush landscap-
Lf{G 2 BR, r&tee, oew crpts,. on the bay . bllim. c1oao to beach. fele~hone (714) 644-1900 for rental inform1tioi:a. ~~~-:U&O-~rm.
~pt. Unfurn. 365Apt. Unfurn. 365 NR Mu'.rd,y Prk &i Parke.Lem-
-hlg·· lirick Bar-IJe.Ques:J large healed pools
& lanai. Air conditioning.
3101 So. Bristol St., Santa Ana 557-82oo
COLDWELL, BANKER "·f?· MANAGING AGENT
----~-l~A;!:p::;h::.·..:F.;;u;:;rn:;;. ___ .;;3:::60 Apt. Unfurn.
Laguna BHch Costa Mesa
BACHnrbeach$135-Sl55.Col iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
tv. 1435 N. Coast -Open
Eves. 675-4367 I 4 9 4 - 2 5 0 8 .,,..
ATTRACTIVE 2 BR, N.
Laguna, 1 blk beach.. $260,
utif. inc. Ber 9 am, aft 4 pm,
675-0146.
ROOM . & bath w/pvt en-
trance. Close to beach.
North end, $85/mo. 494-7079
Newport Beach
4 BR, 2 ha., 2 car encl
park.'g. w/lndry. Avail. now .
3 BR. 2 ha-furnished Steps to OCean • • • • • .. • • • .. • .. • $2'15
3BR,2Ba ............ $285
2 BR, 1 Ba, Penin •.•••• $250
We Have Winter Rental&
Will Take Students
HARBOR GREENS
Furl)lshed &
Unfurnished
From $130 to $215 mo
Bachelors • l Bdrms
2 Bdrms • 3 Bclrm1
1 V:i or 2 Full Baths
Master size bedrooms w/
high beam ceilings, large
living room w/gas or
\vood burning fireplace.
C.Onvenient laundry area
oU kltcben. Enclosed pa-
tios. 2 swimming pools.
sauna, recreation facili-
Costa Mesa Cost• Mesa
Also Ocea.nfrontll Avail.
CALL: 673-3663
ties. Security guard. No Pl NEC REEK LIVES UP TO ITI NAME ...
pets. ~;:;.~:e::11:~ :?id~~~·~~.'.:';:~.~ ~~::;1~.~~~11s::!
associated Models Open 10 til 7 pm Into your specious 1-01 2·bedroom garden apartment
2300. Fairview Rd. In Co1ta Meaa. From $165. Phone: 545-2300.
2700 Peterson Way, CM 1-----------~~---~~ BROKERS-REAL TORS
202S W Bolboo b]J.Jt.6] nr Harbor Blvd & Apt. Unfurn. 36SApt. Unfurn. 3M
2 BR lower dupll"JC -1 blk to
beach. Yrly or winter $225
or $250 mo. 130 46th St. Sec
Nov 24-26 or phone
213/285-ID5.
Adams Huntington S..ch Huntington Beach
546-0370
SEACLIFF Manor AP ts DELUXE Bachelor apt, util pd.
$148.50. Pool. 1525 Placentia APARTMENTS
Ave., ask about our discount Air Cond -Frplc's -l Swim·
~2682. ming Pools -He8.llh Spa •
2 BR, 1 block to beach. $225 Tennis c:ourts -Game and
Winter. $250 Yearly. 130 Billiard Room.
46th St NB. Open Dec. 2nd 1 BR. From $160
OVER 62???
RETIRED ??? .
SOCIAL SECURITY
PENSION??? I: 3rd. Other times call Zll: l BR. & Den 'J'rom $185
285-4215.. MEDITERRANEAN Newest Apartment Complex
"' •••
OCEANFRONT, ocean view, VILLAGE Lowest Rates ~a1h.;!,~n~.B&'ro·t~ 2400 Ha""'' Blvd .. CM 1 Br. $123 • 2 Br. $144 • 3 Br. $164
CALL 49H029 JTI4l 557·80>! ALL UTILITIES PAID
2 BR house. rum, shag, gar, RENTAL OFFICE VILLA YORBA
wlk, to bch, $2110. Call OPEN 10 AM lo 6 PM
1133-00• "'''· 61>-5492 .,., iiii~:'::::ir•l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!~c~a:n~s~4~2~-9~6~2~2~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ 1BR duJilex, channel tront HARBOR Yearly, $185 m9. ,.A::!P:;•:.· .;U:.;n::.lu:.r;.:n:.;. __ __:3c:;6S Apt. Unfurn. 365 673-2.\71 I•
BACHELOR apt, pool,•"'· l TOWNHOUSE ,,c::!o~st!!•.;M::'°'::;,.:: ____ l ~·:::o:;•::••:.:.:Mosa='----blk ocean. Avl Dec 1. $150. I· 548-llJl bef 5, 548-7200 eve!I * * BEAUTIFUL 1 & 2 BR. $126. -~ BR Apt. One small
tl'Y Sehl. $245. 3BR, 2BA.
Avail Dec 1, $180-'2BB. JBA,
968--5700 all 5 pm..
BEAlIT 2 BR. 2 ba, upper 1n
near-new 4.plex nr park.
Bltns, d1hwshr. $18 5.
963-1322
1 BR, Lrg. Nu Wik to bch,
Crpts, dcps, frplc, Adlll on-
ly no pets, $165. 842-8977
BEAUT. 2 13¥, 2 Ba, dlx
poolside nr heh. f155, lo dep.
23a> Florida 536-3976.
2 BR, bit ins, drps, cpts.
enclO!ll'd patio. $13a.
1503 'A' Alabama. 53&-8759
2 Wks tree rent, 1 br, frplc,
nr. bch. $155. Call 539-1661,
~5pm.
lrvin•
NEW 2 Br, l\t ba C.ondo.
Blt.ns, Pool. $725/h-10.
642-2657
Laguna &Mch
UNIQUE Laguna CasUe Apt.
Wide ocean views, aCl'H ot
gardens. Cloee to beach &
shopping. 2 BR .. 2 Ba.: Jge. .;
rms. & storage. Olstom
w a I !papers, cbanieUers,
mosaic tile, shutter&. $450
Mo. partially Ium. Ma~
adu1ta only. Al80 avail.
soon. other IUXW'Y apts. $250
to $650 mo. By app't. only
494-4653.
•VIEW•
OCEANFRONT
2 BR, 2 BA. Leue. Mature
Adults, no pets. Elevator to
beach. Pool Security. 11755
Coast Hwy., S. Lagw'IL
• 49f..2135.
BEAUTIFUL VIEW, Crptd,
drpd, 1 BR. No pet&, no
children. $168/Mo. 145 Cedar
Way. Pb:494-4029
SPECTACULAR view 2 I: 3 Br., 2 Ba. blk to bch. New·
lo'rom $280 be. ~
49-i-2339.
Mesa Verde
DELUXE 2 & 3 Br, 2 Ba.
Encl gar, $160 up. Rental
Ofc., 3095 Mace A v ~ .
546-1034.
LG. 2 BR with or without
Den & Frplc.. 1 % ba, encl.
patio, gar. Fr $169. 64+-0962
Newport Beach
SPACIOUS Oceanfront 2 Br.. 2217 Harbor, near· Wilson Contemporary Garden Apt!. ~~ &°~~s.pets. 642;-7294
2 Ba. bllM. $27S util pd. 2 BR, 1% BA STUDIO Patios, ..,,ic., pool. $155-I=~=~"=---::--:--OCEAN and Sngls ok.. No pets • .675-7SlS. TOWNHOUSE. $140/mo. $180. Call 557--030'1. SPACIOUS 2 Br. 2 Ba, nr.
• 1-leated Pool-Nr. Shop'g. DELUX extra \rg 1 BR, apt school.a, shop'g &: f:rwys. No HARBOR VIEW
OCEANERONT-Y.r:n lm~ ;~Adu;~lt=s..~on=I~~=~~ ,·0 w...... Clooc..-. to South ' d!~t:io"~l65~1!!!·~m.tlll4"'°'!:!'.!:·-+ ·~ r 1o1~ cl ttracu. 2 BR "r'!"-I' _,.,. ... flR ""' ~ o": sit.--0988 Coast Ce~~ Adlt11, no pets. LARGE 1 Br, b It-ins, Prwellt'' ,...
ER 2 BR $225 4 BR. The Mature Family St55. 557
-.M.<-7 ~~'"2-s1~ults, no pets. Elegant apartment. deetped
WINT SteJ,s ~ ch · . . . 2 BR, 2 BA, crpl, drps, bltns, ~·ilh a Ma.stl!!r'• IDUcb, au·
ABB$27SEY. JtF!L~ 642-~ ~00'1U ~pprec1ate1 \Ihle WV<lln-Wsbr/dryer hookup, palio, DELUXE 3 Br, 2 ba, frpl, perb bouae securtty exclu· ~~~ "·~~ ~· e. · gar. l child/no pet. $170. patlo, sundeck $265. T:i8 W. srve Venailles ClUb and Apt. Unfurn. 365 arr .... '6"" · m units 181-H Del Mar 548-8278 18th St. Open J-4)37-5978 pool with uique Aqua.bar,
\Vith 2 baths, fireplace, RMS ·-•-b ·1 · nd I al
Corona del Mar
ON TEN ACRES
Apts. tum./unfurn. Lease
Fireplace I prlv. patios.
Pools Tennis Contnt'l Bid.st.
900 Sea Lan, CdM 644·26ll
(MacArthur nr Coast Hwy)
ROOMY l Bedroom, 2 bath,
ground noor. $350 pr. montb
plus spacious' l bedroom
upstairs with private en-
trance. $200 pr month. Both
units next to park & tennis,
call Balley 673--8550 A(t.
2 bedrooms each. Bltins,
carpets & drapes, choice
location. Lease $200 11r. month. Call 673..8550 RL TR.
patio. Outside a.re gardens, 2 BO ups~'" Ul uns, 11UGE cllx 2 BR garden apt foontaina a orm gar.
pool, putting and nearby crpts. d!1'8· s.1ngle car gar. 1\dults. Cntrl ht. patio, $l50. dens. AU part of the South
shopping and activities. $140/M?· Pll. 642-9026 or 54..~USS. Coast's finest apartment
Live easy. from $195. 644-l045. East Bluff communlf.y. THE VENOOME LARGE ] BR apt, crpls. 1 Bedroom/studlos trom $195
drps bltns. All util pd. Priv e DELUXE e 2 Bedroom from S305 1845 Anahelrn. Avenue patiO. $140 . 646-49:¥1 or 3 BR, 2 BA Apt for lease. Model& open 9 A.M. tll duak:
\all Mrs. Ph1lllps ~781 ~1517. Incld spac. master suite, din ~
(2) 1 BR. Duplexes, newly $140/Up spac 2 Br, & 3 Br, rm & dbl garage; auto dOor
d e c o r a t e d w I c rpt'g 1 % Ba, pool, cpt/drp, bltns. opener avail. Pool ·&
thru-out. d~s & frplc. plygrnd. 1996 Maple, No .. 1 Rccrealion area.
Complete pnvacy w/eep. 642-3813. e $275 s
entry, yard & garage. -""'-"'"".,~~~-::-::~ ooo Ami w NB Convenient to park &: BACHELOR,. 1 & 2 Br """ gos ay,
shop'g. Avail imn1ed . oo w/.furn. avail. Heated pool. \VJ~n~T~RS 00.
le8,9('. at $150 per mo. Pets SU'.I & up. adult& 853
welcome. For .info. Call Center St. 645-8965. / 2 BR, den, 1 BA, pool,
540-8833. * SHADY ELMS • POOL w, $295. 8C8 Amigos Way.
we8 o.-n ""U ~i • Adu!" Pool•~' 1140 up 6#-09116 o' <•Hm
U....n ,_ •Children next block ~ntington Bffc~---
ON THE BLUffS
AT NEWPORT
From Newport Blvd., tum a.t
Hospilal Rood (1 bkd:
above Pacific Cout Hwy) to
entrance. 900 Cagney .Llu:Te,
Newport B"ach, Ca. 93i60.
Telephone: cn4) 64.>-0060
2 Bedroom, 1 Bath •.• , $185 17'7 E. 21nd St., CM 642-3645
2 Bedroom, 2 bath . , .... $210 CLEAN 1 BR. Elect Stve, OVER 62 ??? ~ NEWPORT TOWERS
Beautiful new apta. w/pvt retrig, crpts, drpt1, $135. RETIRED ??? ON TIIE BAY
patk>s. garage, .pool, spa.. Garage. 534-3627 Luxury 2 BR, 2 BA. all dec-
Lush garden setting, Adults, LRG 2BR, 1 BA. tTpts. drps, SOCIAL SECURITY?? hie Condoi. ~ no pets .. 151 E. 21st, C.M. retrig, pri gar, Kk1s ok, PENSION??? draperies. radiant heat.
---'~i44~6 ~·"~'~--l.!!1185!!£ . ..,_~1100~~-=-VILLA YORBA ave""°"' 1he""" .t vt.w 01 3g:~:'· ~~wbcaWJ!:;: • NEWPORT• 3 BR, 2 Ba lower. B1tns, 842·9622 the ocean rrom )'00?' Uvina
Adu4ts. no pets. $ 2 8 5. e APARTMENTS e cpt/drps, SlllJ. Nr Fairview 1 BR .. $123 room & ITUUI~ ~ ,
642-6531 evu ot wknds. 2450 Newport Blvd., CM & Baker. No pets. !i45-l8S2 2 BR .. $144 :'11::'~~': ·T: cJedt ara. ·
2BR,1BA.Swedilhfrpl. 1&2BR.Fum&Unl. LGE!Br.Pool.Nrshops. 3BR.·$164 s ub -t err . parkln1
Paneled l/r, d/r, Bltrui Chlldren's Sections. Adlta, no pets. $140 utll pd. ALL lITILITIES PAID wfelevaton:. Furnllhtd A
kitchen. Encl patio. Xl11t MUST SEE! Ft. $128 1884 Monrovia. 543---0336 ""~!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!""'!P I u n f 11rnI111 h e d, From ·
loc. $271). 673-3017. AU.. UTILITIES PAID LRG. 2 BR, 1% BA, prlv. e Luxury I br 8.pt. $350/MO. 3:121 W, a.at
SPACIOUS 2 Br, 2 Ba, open Call 646-1038 r::· No peta. Children ok. e Adult li'&'Y NB. ~D)2
beams, IJliv, gar. Avl ap-QUIET-DELUXE · 726 Joann. 846-tSM. : ~~~a~~2ncolor achemes * 2 WEEKS P:Rll *
prox. Dee. -lO. 613--0937, 1 & 2 BR. APTS. 2 BR, crpta, df'J)l. bllnl, e Custom carpeting Vista del Me• 675-4873. :.. Pvt. P11.tioa W Hlrl. Paola pool. No pets. $1&1. 1267 C&n-
0 Apt B ....,., "".,., e JaCUZ2i ADU' ~ GARO~ Hou~• ll HOUSF.S FROM BEAQ-1 ·
Cozy l BR, partly furn,
avail now. $135. OPEN Sat,
Sun ~ M11.rpertte.
W GREAT VIEW-2 BR. •
Frplc. bltns, ...-. pool
$210 ..,. -675&15.
I BR., 1 bl.., blt-hll. f!ll_I.
Cup/drpo. Prlv.p<tlo. -675-6459 Aft. 6 P.M.
COiia -
Nr c-""'"''g • AduJta On1~ yon r., • ~· H -' I ..... ""'~ ,__ -~ v e eat~ poo IRVlNE ~VE. AT MESA lm Sani. Ana Ave., C.~t. NEW 1 &. 2 BR'1 rron1 S1'70 to e Dead-bolt Jock1 Move In w/dep)ailt ont.y
Mgr. Apt. lll 64&~ $190. Nr. beach & shop'g. e OnJy $140 ~r mo. 1 llr. Sl60 2 Br. $3»
"THE GABLES"' 114 E. ~.CM. 548--0l37_. BAHIA PUERTO oay A Nl ... t Security, Pool.
2 Br, 1\.9 Ba w/ gar. Adlts. E/skie: attrac 2 Br. blt111, 2810 171h SI., Jt8. Jo'OUJltainl. Rec. 8kfc'. w/
CrptJ, drps, bltns. fncd yrd dwhr, new ahag Cl pt , encl 536-4815 or 536-95.1S t'JC.trclte rm, bllU&rdl. ool·
VI/ patio. Wtr pd. GJ1Hm. gar. no peti,. MS-42'ZO. • MOVE IN TODAY • or TV. ;Ea. A.pt. bu dltb·
2437 Orani"! Ave No. D.$160. 2 BDRM., 1 Bath, bltns, nBW $139 A MO. washer, rebiC, ~.cvt. •
BRAND NEW 2 BR. 1 btl ahag crpt.!..... new p&lnl $1.U. SJ>Oc. 2 A 3 Br. in 4-p\tx. prt ptHo or deck. 5fS.48S5
$2'1!. Al.91 2 BR, 1 ba. $DI. mo. 537~n~.1. Scvt.'1'81 avaU. ALL EX· BALBOA oceentronl • hlx· Cott. drapes, open beam 2 BR. Adulta. l'ltf pets. BA'{ TRAS. Pool. rec bl<!J. Kids urioUJ ~ Crptl. drps,
pelllng bltlrui. paUo MEADOWS APT!t 387 w. welcmne. ••rom f139 . See bit ... IU~M pattdna.
EXTRA LARGE I BR $155. 6421857 ot 642-9855 Ba)' St., CM. 646-oo73. M11:r. 17371 ~laon "B". 1 elev11.tor. 2 or 3 BR. 1: to ~~ P<liit~~a~~~r!; lmmac • ..Adult 2 BR Apt * $135. 2 SR, upper, cpta. blk w. or Beach S!vd. oft $.\.50, _,rri,. Brt.a:P. ll1t);
Adu!tL lnlant olc no petL rclrla: .. 1tove, prt patio,. pool, drptt, carport. Oltier Adullt Slatl!r. gse..7510 Of' 847..Q;IJ, 8'B-81:10
WAik to .~. l 8 8 7 beaut. Jndacp'd. Qulcrc. $1.~. pret 673-8145 eve11. VACANT 2 BR. Bltlns. A/C. ~2'°'B'°'R'"". "1"'n;:;lk:-:to,-;0ct=a"n.-. =I
Monrovia,. ~l8?. 2233 Can,von. 646-6974. A aood want ad It a tood In-Nr. acbll, lboi>'a, A fl'Wy. ~. atow, t19lnt. ta.
Need • "hd"? Plllct an 1ul! Cla1111Uled Ads • , . 642·5678 vutmtnt. !165/mo. Sd-388(, I)'. OUIJ pd. '1:Hm1.
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R~omnmtmam1 ... to;;S;ho;r;•;:m•m30~ii ~R~ent~~.1~.~W~•~n~tad~;;i~460~j!F~o·u·n~d·(~frm .... mad~1~);:;;~5~50~
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' _:_f;U:.;m:::,· .:•;.r.:.U:;n:;;f::u:.;m.:.:._:l1:,:0;_.:F.:.u:;r.~n::.·.;;o;:.<_U;:c;n.:.fu;.;r_n.;.._3_7_0_l\\',\."ITED stra!&:ht ma1f! 10 WANTED to rent -Garage FOUND:. '1..&r&e reddJ.th.tan
•· 5tuU'e 2 'sR l.qul'la Beach lOr &toragc In Custa t.11.'N puppy Utdvenlty Park
1C·::"'::;:t•:..;:M:::io::11::_ ____ .:::::.:...:.:.::;:::...,.::::::::::::==I must. i bile to bH.cll, 2 1 ~64&-9076 area. lrvlnl. PlcaM call: I'" trple1. i>«norem.ic OOll'll.n BUS. \o\-OUWl would like IQ 5:a•73Cll lAnJmal SbelterJ.
view. $125 all year. &-2521 n>11t .a room l'.·ith 11riv. bath MALE Cern\an Shepherd
THE EXCITING
PALM MESA APTS.
FUN IN THE SUN!
aft 6. on Ltdo Isle. 613-9159. ro~ yl(' l\.1agoolU. It
PREf'~ABLY nwh'. Zi to Ed In K 11 r, Wcalmlnsler.
40 tu SllARE v.·Jfornult' & ]~ m-9423.
Jnobtrwdve 9 Yt o l <\ Ptrtoftals fND; youflk, 'furry blk & d11u~hter. $100/nm. VIII. . wht lml cot at 700 Lido
Pd. 963-24\4. Park Dr. Trailer No. 17,
\YANTED 11i11¥le man 30-40, A T t ti 525 N.B. 673-381.7.
i;harc beaut 3 BR beach uto ranspor • on 4 Mo. old whltl• Terrier,
dupi<'X, $180. Bal Pen NEED Ride 10 downtown Los l~lack split eye & 1·an. fl"-Minutes to Newport Beach
Unbelievably large apts. Decorator furnish·
ed Huge Pool, jacuzzi , electric built-Ins. shag
carpets, drapes, sauna & mo.re!
ADULTS-NO PETS
SINGLES . . . . . . $150
1 BDRMS . . . . . . $160
2 BDRMS •..... $180
675-7877. Angeles for 2 wks. beg. Dec. male. Looks like HCA Victor
~·EMALE to share beaut. 4. ca1Ui'12-331§. <log· 646-756.5. Cd~I. "Apt. nr. be u c fi. Personals' 530 rND: Blk La~rador w/son1c
liTh-Tro7, 673-0930 eves & fl'W grey hams on face , &
wknda. *HINDU SPIRJ'MJALIST * stomach 'Vic W. Newport,
4 BR, 2 BA11-I hrlu8e in Let this ad change your 548--0795.
Fountain Valley. Need whole outlook on life for th""'F°"N"D~S1"'1v"e°'r-:&c-· w=ru"'""s"on=·,,.,=·r
young adults to shnrc rent. ~tta... l'rofessk>nal advice Spanlel at Jo"ountaln Valley
968-4910. un life. Lie. Readin.11;s dally. High School. 962-3301 before
fD'lALE to share 3 Bdrn1 JO AM-10 f'.~· .. 4'9Z-91:3f>. 5. 9J9-148~ aft 5. home w/2. CdM area. 492·!n~. 132 No. El Can 100 -• •
Unfurnished Apts . Available From $10 to $1 5 LESS.
YOU'RE RIGHT -
THEY'RE UNDERPRIC ED !
675-6196 or 54&--t248 Real, San Clen1ente. FND on Supenor ~I 1 I l Gl'tman Shepherd m I x .
Garages for Renf 435 P~OBLEl\f Pregnancy. Con-Fen1ale. About 1 year old. fident, s y m p a 1 he t I e 548-4895
STOR AGE G ar(lge, pregnancy oounscling. Abor-1=~--· -~~~~
downtown Costa Mesa, $20. lion & adoptkms ref. AP· FND orange & black long
mo., Lease prl'f. 642-42'28. CARE. 642-44?.6. haired klt!C'n vie. Balboa 1561 MESA DR., COSTA MESA »
S blk.s-E. of .Newport Bl vd .
\VANTED to l't'nt: Garage PALr--1 & CARD READINGS Island, 675--543l.
for storage in Costa Mesa rrust, presetlt & future. f1:1D . t1mnll multJ-:colored
area. 646-9076 Advice & help ln many mat-ftnch 1n nrea of Orchid Ave., 546-9860 Office Rental -440 ters. 213: 694-1350. FuUy lie. CdM. 673-3753 l'Venlngs.
1----------1 COUPLES PARTit~S FLUt'fY black kitten about
· Apt. Unfurn.
Newport Beach
OCEANFRONT rental · 2204
W. Oceanfront. $16.) Lrg:. 1
BR w/shn.ic crpt & beamN
ceilings. stv, rclrii;, incld.
Avail. Dec. li>l. Call Josh
Wight, 67J.-4596_
LUXURY Oceanfront · New
& Dramatic 4 B<lrm .•
Dining Rm. $550/f.io. Year· 1
ly. Daw, 67j-1972 or
49'1--0&W.
DELUXE new privale apt. 21
Sr, 2-Ba. Shai;::, blt-ins. l:HI'
& stora.i::~. t-blk to b~arh.
$265 yrly UTIL. PD. Adults,
646-7273.
SEACLIF"F Y..1nnor Apts. 1
BR. $143.50. Pool. Crpts., I
drps. bllns, garb. <hspl. 1525
Placentia AvP. A~k about
our (liscount. 5<18-2682.
TRI-LEVEL 2 BR. 3 BA.
frplc. Mu.gn!ficent vi('1v on
Back Bay. Full bltns. $425. 6
mo. lse. or 1nunlhly.
STI-9282, Ext 36.
2 BR -Patio -Lido
Jo'irst time avail on yrly
lease. Part furn if c!t.'Sll"E'<I.
A<lults 21J.2S1·840fi.
SPACIOUS 2 BR., 2 hath
""/frpJ c. CdM 1-fu.;h School
nrca. $275 Month
I !al Pinehin Ritr 675-4392
DESK space available $50 Call Phil, 2 10 !! PM 5 mo., Mesa Verde area, '
n10. \ViU provide furniture 53.9-3344 557-1104. Apts.,
Furn. or
1 ~~~~~~~-~-37 al $5 mo. An."lwcrlng service SWINGING SINGLES COCKATEEL. 11·~. Can· Unfurn. 0 available. 222 ·Forest Ave., Call Jim, 2 To 8 p.1n. ncry Village area, NB, Very
Huntir)gton Beach Laguna Beach, 494-9466. 539-3122 tame. 675-6655. ~~~~!...!~~---lroiEE:Ssi<K-;:,,p,.;;;,;;e-.~,;;.;uu;;; •• b!100'1SOiSO ALCOi-!OLICS AnonymOUli. YOUNG Black cat w/flea
DELUXE, Apt .. prlv. ra1io. mo. WiU provide furniture Phone 542-7217 or write collar found vie Atlanta &
Music, G pools sauna, tennis, at $5 mo. Answering service P.O. Box 1223, Costa Mesa. Brookhurst, 968-1()43.
$130. Spacious Po o I !I l de availabl.:'. 17875 Beach Blvd. $500 REWARD ALL •,vhite furry dog, big Bungalow $150. 846--0259. J-luntington Beach. 642-4321. J I ·1 Sh 1·"-SEE LOST COLU!\1N, 5.1)5 ears, CUI" y a1 orcc Ill:>,
Newport Beach OFFICE rental or desk 492-1359.
space. llandy lo San Diego Social Clubs 535 i--ND sn1l Tiger kitten,
Live
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from $140
Freeway, Laguna Niguel. "----------·I Balboa. Pt'nn Point! Female
!01-1400. FIND YOURSELF 6T:>-6l50. +-
PLUSH small 3-offlce suite. JN SOMEONE ELSE FOUND in Dana Pt. if'ea, 10
Newport Center. 6«-8814 or DISCOVER mo. Germ Shep/Collie mix
&&2-3073. DISCOVERY male, e\-cs. 496-4765.
PROFESSIONAL Suite ready
lo go. Heil at Bolsa Chica,
11.8. $275/mo. 84&-1323.
71~ 213-387·3393 FND Small GN!y kitten vie
As 1nentioned in f\ovembcr Dillman's Rest. Balboa Call
PLAYBOY. Page 23. 673-2-121.
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Business Rental 445 ~~~~~~~~~~IFND, 2 boxers, vie: Mesa I----------;:. Verde, 557--0339.
AVAILABLE Mar. 1st. CdM.1 Lost Sid Foi.nl Jrnl FND -Blk male Labrador, . 2550 sq. ft. comer store. L:iJ Fullerton area, 871-1989.
Present tenant, Cannell & · ~1ALE Beagle fourid in Oakwood Is $1 million in Chaffin. 105 \in. ft. display College Park area. 549-4338.
recreation. Swimming windows, 40 ft. facing Coast Found (free ads) 550
pools. Health clubs. Hwy., 65 ft. side street & ------·---Lost 555
Saunas. Tennis courts. g:arden, parking, 40c sq. fl. \VHITE Samoyed type male.1----------
Also ofl ice suHe, 650 sq. rr. Yellow Lah & Great Dane $500. REWARD Billiards. Indoor golf driv-35c. Rented w/store or sep-Male, under I yr. Blk/'1\lht Small Dachshund, male, Blk
ing range. Sand Volleyball. arntely. C. \\'. Masters. Be a g 1 e type, fem. w-Tan markings, 16 mos old,
Y/h1rlpool Baths. And lots Rf.'aHor, 673-4120. Australian Shepherd typl!, named "Schnuppi .. Lie no
rnore. A resident tennis 1 -~2~0~~-S~-=f-t~ fem. Genna!\ Shepherd, ~6. Call 1139--7053 or write
pro and activities director C per q. 00 fen1. about 11h yrs. 2 'M.l'S. J. Hamm, 112 3 9
h I I s d poodles, 1White shaggy. Stonecrest Ave, , Fountaln w ..... 0 .P ans ree un ay FAJRVIEW ROAD. Separate Cockapoo pup. ~!ale Shellie, Valley 92708
brunches and barbecues. buildings w/.a1nplt' parking. 4 mos. Apricot Terripoo & VlC 19tb St. & Park Ave.
NE\V-DELUXE oceanfront. Starting as low as $140. UlKl Sq ft · 1620 sq ft -900 Gray Terripoo. Animal Care female Weimarancr gray
Crpts, drps, bltins. frplc's. S iri g tes, one and two-sq ft. Center, 534-3561. S»-7781. dog llo'/\\"hile blaz.e on chest
2-J or 4 Br Avail. '\'early. bedroo ms, furnished and Ed RlddlC' ReaHor FND. Cute yng female & \\'hitc eyes. 9/mo ~Id
675-4911 Bkr. un fu rnished. Sorry no '"'='""''""646-~88-cl~I.,...-~ Gennan Shepherd type pup. Pu PP y-o n I Y chi Id s
YEARLY,• . new 2/3 Br. c hildren or pets. Mode ls ""THE Factory"' has shops Brv.'ll mask/legs, blk body. playmote. Ritward. 646-6658
$2'l5/$D). 2 BR. on ocean open daily 10 10 ?. avail. in lhe mall ranging Vic: Tustin & 20lh St., .~":oc"=l2=noo7-""·--,~--,...,.-SJ90. from $80/mo. ideal for 642-71.34. LOST; Jade Br a cc I~ t ,
ABBEY REALTY &12-~ Oakwood smoke shop, tropical !ish SW!ESE cat _ adolescent Harbor near Vlc1oria, Sat,
NEW deluxe 3 Br, 3 Ba. {rpl, shop, etc. 425 · 30th St., female seal point. v e r y Nov 25, Much sentimenta1
& extras. Gar. adj water. Garden Apartments Newport Beach. 673-9606. '"talkative." Found in Mesa valu(', Reward, ~rm.
Yrly. 222 20th. 673-2894. Nowport Beach IDEAL Cos1a Y..JC'sa loc Verde Highlands area about LOST: Small fem. blk cat ofc/slorc. l:.W sq. fl. Days ll-20. 545-3710. vie. 19th St &. Santa Ana -~ 2Y~!-ly~ ri~2t~~l~i'. lrvlne and 16th 8 3 5 -3 4 3 7, 5 4 8-7 3 9 S YOUNG i em a 1 e eat. Ave. C.M. Reward! 830-3456 * 962--0349 * 645-0550 • 642-8170 eves/wlrnds longhai.red, white w/blacki.::°':,..::"::'c,:-5;ol0;;2;c· ~---~
NEW 3 BR, 2 bath Duplex. ••••••••••IFOR lease 1500 sq. ft. i>tores. & brown markings. found MOSTLY black, some ~Id, Ground noor. 217 33rd St. N ZorlC?. Cor. Hunlington & vie Pegasus St., S. A . \Vht pa~·s, wht throat, fem
$275/fll(). Yearly. 673-!l:i58 I\ &\ Adams. HB. 536-1449. Heights. 546-2763. cat vie HoaJ.! Hosp. 645-2964.
NEW 3 BR. 2 bas. Steps to Rent1ll ,,.-Industrial Rent1l 450 FOUND 2 oogs both fen1a\e. LEFT keyt1 at Soltspray car
beach, frplc, bit ins. cpt. ~ ............ ;;;;· ;;,;1 1 similar to Goldl'n Reliiev· Wash. Contact me at 247 drps, yrly. 67"":>-4911 Bkr. RENT M·l. 1125 sq. ft. $140-ler, other similar to curly Virginia Pl., CM. 646-2037.
400 MO. 1355 Logan, No. 6, C.M. Rc!trlever with r eddish J GOLD charm bracelet lost
YEARLY, New 3 BR, 2 BA ~ms 675-5116. black chest. Call 846-5137. 11117. Sentimental value. ~ ~1~ =Jo ATTRACTIVE n;iom, pvt1 S:~'i1 i~1I~d5~~yss:-,~f.?: Rpit'~_ Vicinity of !'os1ter's Reward. 673--0461. bath, kitchen pnvtleges. ' • ' ,..._.,.,..cy, & Mtt a's LOST: 6 .mo Beagle, male.
Newport Heights blk CdM beach. Pref -evc~•-•_7:H1S> __ ,._____ Restaurant, Costs Mesa. Bushant &: Slater Fountain
business woman or teacher, CORNER 00~' M-1 zone Please call to identify. After Valley. 962-3023. '
NICE 2 BR a11t. nr SI. non-smoker. $100 mo. w/900' bldg. 991 W. 19th St., 7 P.~1. 646-1819. DARK calioo cat, Corona de!
Andre \II' s Presbyterian 675-0146 bef 9 a.m or alt 4 Costa Mesa. 642-3490. FOUND. beautiful ~·hite long M•• ·-•· . Oiurch. $165. Adults only. .... ...... ~ R00?.1S for rent from $13 to Any day is the B~ DAY to hair female cat, very young, * 644-1577 after 6 *
San Clemente TV. cook"g privil. eic. call today 642-5678. Costa :i.1esa, 548-1005. ~~"'"""'-----~~~r flO--wtt~y:--Ctean-t-quter.lj~111~n~an~a~o~!~Do~o~·1~•:•:•ey:;·~~~~ct~·~n1ty~~San~t~a~l~sa~bc~l ~A~ve~.~··1~~~~~~~~~~
WE Care at"'t::asa. Contenta. ~~~ni~~. 421
Sth St., * l s.Mctl and Repllrs JGC!
Gracious living in quiet ROOr.1 in rune on Eastside * * * * * . . ~ area with ocean vu. 2 BR, C.M. Student pref"d. lst &l ~ ___ :_ __ _::_ __ .:, __ _::_ __ ..::~\:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiii,;;;;mm;
2 BA color CO-Ord cpts/ last mo's. $ 7 D. /mo. I.
drpR/dswshr & range. Lge 64~1570. \ . Answering Service/
din area, open bean1 celling, l\fASTER Bedroom Suite in T d I Pa d• Equip./Moblle Phones
p<lv balrony, rec & laondry. ou home io Laguna Niguel. ra er s ra ... 1se Adults, no pets, 492-2259, Pri ha, pri enlrance, Llnen "1'" DIVERT-A·MATIC
492-0464. turn $95. 495-1729. LETS YOU ANSWER YOUR
Apts.,
Fum. or Unfurn. 370 I •1 nes Office Phone Anywhere! noor.1 for rent to man $60 suve SJ NO ANS SVC!
month. Storage bldg $."ID Doro Answering Unit
Coro. el Mar ronth. 275 Flower SI., Ct.I. t 1" mes I.fold.". 250 + Mess. $15/mo. F ""'""::o:.:..:.:..:;...---lcc6'J0.=9,..L167-. .,.----;--,.,..,..;-:-c P'TL Comm Sysl<"ms 979-12.'\4
SPACIOUS 2 BR, beam NICE bedroom, k itch en Baby1itti.....,
cell's.. pool. So. of H"•Y· priv. optional. priv adult d 11 ··•
$183 Month. Adults. oo pets. .home. near all. East C.M. 0 ars MATURE woman To sit for
Broker 644--48411 c"':clHo,.=211~---~-,,...,, infant and or toddler. l\Iy
COJta Mesa LRG Sunny room, priv. bath '------------------" 1;,;;"°:;m"i'"•:::,.,.,....,'i:::OO:':";::;-::;-:::::;, & entrance. Nr. Warner &.
k babysit infant or small , LA MANCHA Beach Blvd. $15 w . HAVE Iota, acreage and Fun &. Ski boat, 16' cblld ln my home. Days.
Brand New Deluxe Units 842-4649. houses nil over Southern Mahogany 112 HP R Ba1 NB 673-&t92.
Rent now ror your oon-PRIVATE room, bath & en· Calif., want various priced For 8'1: cab over or cspons. ' ·
ltruction .allowance of 1 trance $75i mo Employed Harbor area homes or In· ??? \VILL babysit in my home.
mo·1 rree rent. 1 BR. 1 BR responSiblc pC~n only: com(' prop. Bkr. 6'5-7225. e 557-7621 e llourly or weekly, meahi in-
ls: den, 2 BR's & 3 BR's. -"A" ·1296 TRADE $L1 500 . . ="""""'""""""-~--1 eluded. 548--0439. From S155. DsJnvshr, encl ..,...,-. · • · equity Jn '68 Ford Cortina, transpor--~~~~----
gar. swim'g pool. BBQ"s BALBOA Island '-1en Newport Beach home for talion car. '70 Honda 350 SL BABYSITT'ING in n1y home·
ll.ets acceptablt'. $15/\11k up. TV room, boat, car or T.D.'s. lfou.!'le Cycle. '66 V\V Can1per for prefer Ages 2-5. cxccllent
642-mJ 778 Scott Pl.. C.!\f. kitchen. 675-3611 Is leased for $500. mo. Ag!-property, furniture, or ??? refere~. 645-5l24.
Fount•in Valley ROOM w/priv. bath & all Owner 835-"1031. . 675-7877 Carpenter
privil. Pool facil . .$70/mo. ltAVE SS1 ·M equity in 6 \VANT home or condo _i-~---0-----
SHAKEWOOO S.i\. Hgts area. 557-7678 Houses and 2 Duplexes In Have clear land & $15M eq. LARGE R SMALL
Largest 2 BR' l to 10349 Orange. Want larger project Long Bch 2 hmes & 3 units All types work. ~\It dooni,
SI A • n n~·kh 1 ROOMS SIS wk up w/klt. or local land to develop. on Jot nr ocean. !\fr. Skiba, panel, rcmod, fln1Mt, frame, ater vc. nr. DI'-"' urs $30 wk up ap11. 7376 New· s=35J9 I 002-961 " SD Frwy, F'tn. Valley. port Blvd., CM. 5'1S-975:">. ,.,. 5.i6 Rose, LB (2131 436-3876. repa. rs. etc. · 1 ·
(7141 962-4481. e Priv. adult BEDRM . I lcil h . ii WANT EXECUT I VE '71Peugeot304 \Vagon FOR Cu11tom woodwork paneling.
are8!1 (families tool I 0 Bal· wit i c ' [)riv · ilOME· J-fave Sllverado clean Travel Tra.ih:r. Info. C&blnetll. Gen'\ Repaln:.
anced Pl)Wf'r kitchens • 4 for nian only. Huntington acre~e. Real al~pcr area, P.O. Box -i001, DukC' DaDurka, 646-7598.
Swim"g Pooi.5 • Outdoor Beach area. 9!i2-7S20. Ideal for syndication. lrvine, Calif. ** ALL typea or carpenll')',
BBQ"1. e lndlv. priv patios N!CE room. good •. 1 o c · lt38-4651 . 6 P.M. 92664 btv &. small.
e Shag crpl.!I Employed person. K11chen =='0..C~--''-"OC"-=--'"-536-]"•s 1,.;:"-"7"'-'==;,· --,---privll. $6.5. 548-191i7. CABJN A-Frame, Big Bear WILL tradoourO-Y-0 apt.,l----""'-''-'~"----
Huntington· Be•ch Hltth hinds, Want l11te VW Pu.adena, for your Ulmre
Hotels, Motels 410 camper or equlvalent or \Vorld hme. Spac. 2 BR, 2
BRANO NEW \VEEKLY mies. Watcrbedll, trade on ~ent11.I units. BA \v/full mntnce inc tax~.
QUO VADIS Ill Color TV , Kitehens. l block 548-4878 util.Prcstigearea.494-8766.
Lu11ury Carden Apts. to beach. Newport Beach S265,COJ N. Tustin, 5 Ac., DRESS SHOP in San Clc-Badi~ :o&sJ;BR's. Travel.odge, 642-8252. huge home. Trade $250.000 7'r:e·d~~;,Ji.a?lesl11.te, QUICK CASH
lltd Pool.Jacutt1-Saunall eqty for llOlld lncoine prop-~ """ •·-•lion •-m •MON! ,;G;u;•;sl::;H;om;;;•::;;;;;;;::;4:;15~lcr1)'. Prln only. Bkr. i} A<l'-'"' nuu • 547-MOO 8.ltct' 6 P~f. AduJtton~y-No Pet• THROUGH ~ BRING IN THIS AO & TRADE $3,500 l'(f., LuhN, 2 BR + 2 Studio ap~. Palm
••K ABOUT FREE * Private Room * 28 h. l!llS rop quality boo! Sprlnas, nr "'°" & "'""
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JOllN-S Ctorpet A llpholal..,. Jel\ Wiii~, _!!!lo i:oo Cl.ERJ<.TYJ'JST ....,_ r., OF;NERAL Oll!M typlol Ill· MEDICAL AS f I ST ANT RN-ICU-CCU WJJTk£.>'<ES. f.tJmo. Apply MAl'U: din""' room "'" ___...,, ~~C teW:::.: SCIAM-LETS ~~~=-~ ~~sl'~~ ~.a'.me~t'!'!':.~ s.J/u:!i!1tt~u~·'~'°r~~ ~~'f.~·.~~ =~tahkr~=~;, FVNO.RAtStNG ~ It &11 color a.ta Mu&. EKG, )(.Ra,y t!¥O dHired. AM lhlll. Xln't beneflta.. Sea Slianty, 630 Lido Park bade: chain, like new (J)f11I., GARAGE bdahte•~ra A 10 mlnu.. ANSWERS <:°"'"""'' Operator ""' 22 to as. For -N.B. New oalU)' ....... Aj>.Plf, "'"· N.B. will ......... Bmnd ~w bleach !or whl,. .,.,,,.... Top $1. Loni temt......,. GIRLS ·TRAYIL Jiifuntll[, c.n >tl-314!. Rlvorvlow Hospltol WE Ne•d=sn:Ji1,. bu"k b•d'. wlmatcluni:
Save )'QUI" monc:r by •vinl -. meat. 11-22 MEDICAL recepUonlat, mlJ&l UI01 N r lrview Olrtributon. No ttpftience •preadJi , $00. 5 round picnic SA LE DU! e1Clt1 trb& Wlll •an Pounce -P1tll -Erupc -li'v1ne MO-f450 IF )'O'J're looklni tor an· .X· have heavy phone e"D· for 3 Sa~ia :na nc~51&1')'. No layo{Is. Call ta~lf' ~·/4 bentti.:11 · $~.
Uvl.t\; rm., dln1na trn. I: Pollen-PRICE Anahtllft 533-2322 etlinc job aee Mr MdAne bwiy 0 p ,1 Sa.lary com 531 ~ ~ Un1vers1ly Pllrlt, !i62-1992.
haU $15. ~ nn. 'ST.no, 1he ®It of IMnc h11 IOGe NEVJ:J\. A •1'!% AT TEMPO Shen.iton Jnn. 2U.i2 PJcUk men1uftu; 'w/exp, Sel'lll • MA~lOCAN\' 4 ~ter dbi f'or atate rh.11.n11Jlon Baton
couch no. Chair $5. 15 yra. up, but evtdcmtly mo.t people Ti!tnpo Tempotarr HeJp Cbt&at ll1$hw.,, SQite 200, resunw to P.O. Box 4S36, R.N. •• Y.'E'RE lookl"Ii: for a wry ~d. 1nnlchin2 dbl dretM;t'l" &· T•·11n1 If• KU !n 1\\.irld L'Olll·
exp. b what oount.1, mt thlt1k lt't 'M'.rth tt'le P)ttCE. cool\S • tntcrvlewlna now Htm,t. Bch. We have open· lrvlne Callf. 93'£f TOP SALARY, AP(>ly ln per· lpt!CiaJ gal. Shr la marrlt.>t:I mirror. $1.SO. ~t~(Hly tl\n· J)l•t1tlut1 ti11C. JIU~!!\\', ft111l
metbxl. I do W(')rk ll\l!Mllt. INDUSTRIOUS man tor broiler, &: 2 cook iml:I tor 7'1irb: fret to travel ' • 1<>11, Sar1l• Aoa·Brl111tll Con\•. wf l or 2 chlldttn in achOol & 1ng 11et, 6 cbaini, 2 Jea\IH, \l;"''~ 1!1>11111, 1 11 n d
Oood rel. SSl-<7101. expcrlenced ln ::Ww:fna and w/botcl or club exp. C:all alf over U.S. lllP pa,y ~A ;x~~~: lf0&phal. 18 Hemlock Way, Mt intcreiUI uun might Jn. leAtht'r ps•l china ctthln.-•t. t111;1~n<1~)1, .nr;~~·1~! Sat.
Cement, Concrete minor home repairs. AlliO Bia C&nyon Q)untry Club, traJwportation p&id. °})areJJlf PacWcta' Jlotpl(il, um Santa Ana. \'Olvt' hc!r In: PJ'A, ,TenniJI, bu(fet, " $300. .\.1nl COl)(I. ilf'k '10111~11\ t(D .i: ~') p1~l
yan.tworlc. Will work to sl.l!t 1or appt: ~ welcionie at Interview. Delaware, l·IUllt. 8 c h . RN, l-11, I/lime OR. RN all Scouting, 11. n t I q 1 or 962-9!Ma Both Dll>"l'I
PATI OS-PLANTERS )'OU. &t?-<m2. COOK, Wtt :n. Call bltore GRAVEYARD oook wanted 841--0JU, ext 271. llhitts, t/t.ime ICU. PaeWca won1el_l'11 country cloth';·•: ~1APLE druple11f har...-~1 2~-C I L All Concrete work Brick J b W ~• ~ I 702 noon 493-0407 Aftd' 12 Apply a t Howie of Panea.kl!fl Hospital 1.ST92 l>elawatt 111oll 1111pc'.1!1Mlly sllc I.I tn· table 2 Deacons bonchcl'I 2 _..., ra mer ane
1lump11tone wk. ssi-.35.U ' 0 l nJWV, r...,. • noon'. 496-2900. • 3t!f£. 11th, a.ta Mesa. MEDICAL . Secretru-y, front • Hunt Bdi. MHl611. ' teret1~ In & .t·njOys people. 0apt~iru; clnuta f]OO. Maj,1f llu1111ngtr11 1 B1•1J1·h
BM TY NG Ho =r .~ Cle k of&e .&. UU1ur8JX'1t, Wtite, Sh<' lg co111111tk-rlng going ~tc'M:> cabint"t \\lfmatchlni! PATIOS, walks, driYe'i. SRw. I '' COUNttR Ctrl, over 18, t1l~u.,.... r C11Q1hed id No. 496, Dally SALE!:I: Earn $500 bet\Wlen baqk 10 work p/thne (21}-30 speaker t·ab•nels lll'l-dt. nc\\ 962-0547
break, re~&:.for replace for lndivlduala or tlrm!I pe~.:...ne:~~elllgent. P.flllt know NCR 420(), Apply Pilot, P.O. Box 1500, Colla G1:v "eo.~~.w~~ hrs wk ) It. w1..1iui to v.'Ork unit.II $25 ~ ~ wknds ~
u:>tw::tele, est. '45 USO Huntatn 0<.-n • ln ptl'ROI?• AWporter Inn Meta, Ca.~. .,, w/people who are totally a.i)..54ts ' • <l~Jl.1\E'ITE~ght Iron
CUSTOM CEMENT \YORK Ask for Rita or Stephanie Yei, O~ Hcna Oea.nen: llotel. Irvior. · MERCHANDISE handler -Lynn. Start maki.oa: money invOlwd ln their careers. . . chairs deluxe dinette round
Drive1, WALKS, patios. RePtlOOable rat ... ftte pick· Gnlllt. Plua. H.B. l!ou~"'ER live.in w -· -~-I t 'tu now by calllna m-5ii82 She v.'Ollld enjoy n!'tall IK'll-P.1EDIT. dtnJng rn1 :.ct. ~IUlj'.-. . bl ... . I •-1 ks G'~ ... C lit ~'"""" • ' lnh:u w WO•>< n urru re betwn I & 4 pm or Stop by id4' IX'<li'IX.11n .ti.uh• L1v1n1i: litlllt: & 3C" v1ny c ..... ts, Pool dee . Don. &12-8514. up & dellver;o. . COUNTER. '" ; CU'9 tor boy 2, girl S. Clean store. Cl\ll Mr. Pavorne, our botique 1 h 0 w r 0 0 m Ing to the nk..-ea.l i.:u.,tornel'li rm Furn Clove·Wa ther aofa ro1•aolr 'fV -like new, king·
Child Cel'tl Llbra OUlce Servicea bakery, expet, Pref d · 4 br home waah, help cook. 64Z-0262 BeaUi Home Fum. located at the Factory, 425 In the .,.,'Orld !11 whal v.·e k 1 · r . 1 TV sr•" bl.ti 2 rl~k-~ 3 uphol
2855 Sulte B..1. MNewport Blvd, F~/time. n~1W ~neh~• (:onaenial1V · ... ~· !Jo 1w1_~ · 30th St. N.B. !hln~ is ttie1,.,...,",'l'f>t sin!: l)IJQj"~~;;· ~ ~~~e~'UA~f hki: ~h:iir... iUtllan · ~v coni·
CHILD cate in my home. ~. · • • • · room, • ......,~, m II.'\! tn ,,.r \l.'Of' '" you n.~ nL'\\" Also .69 ~le!'<' Stn "~"t!'.i t. l-Ollee table, man." J.'ern..~ yard, hot luncl~s. 1 home" w A. C · Enallsh ok. Call 894-6837. SALESMAN · J ewe l r Y · our Kill plea.~e M>nd a letrl'r , · 1'36.si.ti · · · 111urt• nil~· ih•iu~ ?>IUAt Mell
IUt..'\cb. Hunt. Bch. 962-3236. N~~ ~s. *. t Nut'~ e. ~ COUNTER GIRL HolisEKEEPF..R. I Cook, • Mill Operators niusical, stereo, catrl(!r!l, or ft!SUme IO ClllUiflt'd ad 'Agrl, • ' ' • • l h•~ 'A'knn 109 Grand Canal,
tor dry cleanlne plant exp'd l adlt live In sports equipmenl: \vilUng 10 no. ~2 c/o l)1illy Pilot, P. 0. \VA R ~ 11 U U S 1'. :-.ALJ-,, Balboff I<.
Contractor ~==· ~'j:~':: Apply 2XO Harbor, c.M. pleaaant ~-$ 3 00; =n~~m~ noe;eg :1t~ ~ Box. J.!6), Cblta MeM, Ca ~~?~~\ ~~~~F~;i1~:'·H'°•"·"'n"1R'-oo""M-,-,,-,-,-,,-,-,.-,,.,.-.-,-.1
JACK Taulnne -Repoir 647-a:t. One Hoot M~ m-1879. .. • Lathe O~OFS Costa Mesa Jewe!n' & Loan 97626. . TIQUES. l1UGE SAVINGS. 15· lt\ddl·r. 2 tmrstools. quilt·
""l'mlOd;-, nddlt. 20 yn. f!'XP· DENTtU. Si:cretarY re-eep; coU'PU!:-ID wor1c-in CUe'lt HOUSEKEEPtRis-c1:y1 wk· 646=1141. WHO WANTS TO WORK ? 3400 IRVINE: BLVU. ll elf ~ISPl't!f.ld,. lloUyv.'OOd
Lle'd. 1.1Y Way Co. &17-oo36. tionist wa11ts poi 1 t t on home, Mature. Apt. meal& + C!l' 11~ sonv: dUld care. • N/C Operators SALE SMAN _AUTO DRIVE A CAB! BLCK s.-or BR1ST01.1 00-1 f'(lvPr v.· hol.!11~·~ covel'l'I,
Oraftlnt · FllBhlon I11land are a. sB!ary. &4)-9'JTB ?t1ust tie ablt? to drive, no New &. wiecl cars, im11.ll CHOOSE your hours. \VOrk N.B. 540-1371. lt11npt;, lj11f'n11, d 1 •h es ,
Startin& Jan. 2, 1 9 7 3 • CPI.»-ovtr . ,. manap 30 car nee. lrYine, 833-8986. tott.-t, bi~ nrea. All bnft1, for yooraelf be your mvn DltEXEL B d " . kn~ck-kno.cla!, p I e t u r e •. PLAN~ •foulet. Remo d 1, references 837-1997 ....... ,... ..... 1..... Int-~ J · • ll · c be e room. a IX " pnnl~ bov's 1oy11 DN' . .,. , · units, .__. -~ i' __ ,,.. ~-wu n . !rt top toy p an. Llve se on boss Men or women. an plus spnng Br matt1'1"Ss, $200 l-2-J: • 1!)26 · K1tuui Pi . C.M. ~~~~~~n~7~. up . He lp W•ntld, M • F 710 ~3.\1jffih39M589'z R= :i.ST~!J!:ve.::i~ 11~~t.e3~ ~n~r. ~2-~~t.~ntJ8~~~t!:ord. ~ft:l ~~af~ci. ~u~ or .offer, w~it~ n~i;:ali~;; 1Next to-~te1>i1 Vffllc C.C.l
Electrlctil DILICATESllN Let's d.iacusl the benefits ol Guaranteed Overtln1c SAIL LOFT seeks oombo ple?Mnt your lncome. Drive. chair $~··492~6 S ., PACKARD Bell stl!ro:J con-
Al'CEPTING applications our office. CALL· sei:retary/ofc rngr. C31l a cab 6 h~ or.more a dny. 1.1way · ' · ll<lle. Xl n1 cone!. AM/FM & J-~LECTRJCIAN, ll~nsed, for full time dishwuhcn, p,. I W. E. Lachenmyer Apply &12-6441 Apply in penon, Yellow Cab ANTQ gold Nylon cpl \~pad, tapini: S'JO or best offer.
bonded. &nnll joba, mainl. busboys, cooks. Must be at Counter """"' &16-3928. Eves 613-4517 ' Co .. 186 E. 16th St., Cot.1n 101i. x l!i1.~. S7~. S:\\'ing set Clocks, $10 & $20, Living
&. repairs,~ least 18 Yrs of age. Cblony (m11le or flm1le) ~ NEWPORT SECRETARY Mesa. S30. ~fl.r's Tape? rrf'Ord'"r rm. piclu"' $20. MW .
-K i tchen, San Juan & -·NC'A'port BPach !inn, "''ith WOMAN for lite hoUijCJreep-SJO., 2 tv.•in beds c.-omnl., S'lO. l\n\JM>OOld, cloth~. itK>es &
G1rd1nl'! Catlstrano· C RK. f7ry Coikt -•te nrn~l"V..-..~ CONTROLS CORP ~~~,h~msi~~offiex'c;:1n'·~~ Ing & child carr.. U-6 pm, f> ea. 551-426]. cP'"1"1 "C!\"'1 100~/Sa1m.,A c,...-._,n BOB'S GAJmENING ACCOUNTING LE ~·11'"'1;. r m;""'""'"'tl"ll.. • .. .,,. ··~ =· ,,._ """'"" da)'ll. Occas. eves. Refs. DEroRATORS persona.I ful'n :,· · ,,, " •
• • ··--•n~c •-d Full 'nme C'CD\~C:JM.rc ... rv secretnry, to join ifs Good pay. 548-3681. 1, 9' w•t Dan•"~k !Ofa, 1. r 6-1--5872"::·-------L.IM'IViJl..IU".ll.. 2 Yrs gen'I aCCO\U'lt ... a ~t. ~""""-1-ra..&1..._1 dynamic staff. 'nlo~h " ....,
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Residential & Commercial exper. lncludlna inventory. Apply In Person Frff &: Fee Potdtiona knowledge, or oUice and YOUNG man to do yard llerculon sots-nu, _ re~a ti.10VlNC;~ Sears waaher.
Irvine lndum1al Refs ·ute of 10 ker_ adder, ·HOCuuau•s Purchu/1''ollowup to SDI 901 W. l 6th St. telephone procedures, ac-Y.'Ork on Saturrlnya. Stl"ady. l,ype end tbles, 536-41~. S.'l5. Dryer $45. Day bed $15.
Complexe«. cali:u14tor &: typbijf. Key. n_.-. Comm'! Loan Sec'y 1Q $600 curate/fast typing required, 841-1863. Hunt Sch. 82!l1 Atlanta AvP, HB Twin he1! $';ll. AbortPd furn, $7~ after Gpm. punch exper. prerd. F /time. DELICATISSEN & Recept/Typiat. (Piton. Newport leach 10 lWIOciate with th i 11 \\'OULD like to buy a " i,:amf'S, toyi;;, book!!, kitchen
FRONT yd. Ja\\'ft seiv. n o Gulh:ln Industries Rl!STAURANT Wed, Fri, Sal:&: SUn) $550 substantial sales organim· poster licd&ead, single sizP. 11{·1n!1 .. lamp!1, clothes, misc.
lllll, bnck yds nlao, v.-eedlng, 1644 \\"bittier Ave., C1\lo AJP lnven. Control $-160 SAM • SPM tiOn. Non smbker. Ht. I ~f.'!i... NOT painted :.. v.·a.lnut 01· 1''ri 9 1o 4: SKI 9 to 2: 11r1t
yd rln up, tree trlmmlni, 642-2400 428 E. 11th Stref:!t Ord~ De!!k/exper $460 ~:lJ, 3 work days. per .. dwdle V dark maple pre fer r c 11 . Chlu·!l'i;lon Sr., C · M ·
h&uling. }ol'@e e11t. Let the Equal Oppor. Employer O>Sta Mesa IBM Keypunch to $415 0 E week plus Sat & sun. Salary · 6(2-3589 Eves & weekenclH. 5''5-4710
professionals do it. '98U612. Ac:c tng C1erk to $115 Equal Oppar. °EIJ'p&oye!" Med. Fmt!B<:k Ottice $450 up F.qual ppor. mpJoyrr open. Call f.irs. Davis for LINEN upholstl'red 6' 3-ANTIQUE:~. ~U1111Lurr, din·
eoMPLETE gen'rl clean A/P &: Lite Bookkeeping Girl Friday to $550 S::tsi appointment. ~1626. Antiques 800 cushion 80fa: new twin box ini::. ctr. Po1ver tools, etc.
ups, Lgc trees, pruned ot Call Lomline DEUVER.Y oJ DA IL y ~.-~~Clerk . to SS5500ltl *IMMMfDIATE NEED SECRETARY for chur.ch r;;prng, matt?'E'Rs, bed ~P: Olflct.!1' ""ou~ment.~~:·, H~~· ~ retno-.'t"d, \Vlnter rate s,. WES1'CLIFF PILOT, SUNDAY ONLY, to .-...... .......... G ST Hours 9-4, Mon-Fri, Please lee Rhoa ds red 1wln spl'T'ads, malC'111ng rnon( _ 1.,nn. D.HL ,_,,,
192 n -onnel A-.... Re9.'lpape!' cai11era. Re-Gal Fri/Writtt fO S53l REGULAR OR AN 1 f call 548-3631 for interviel\' throw rug. 67"'..-2481. glus~. 7:.i hp, (..'Omplete. 303 962--0 · '""'"' ,..~•-;r th f Station 4M E. 11th (at hvine) Cl\1 \Vtile l"lnit C~iurch. 0 A t· Cl k i..:· ltd NH hcl:\vee n Bay CO~fPLE'l'E g 11 rd en l 11 g '.»13 \VestcUff Dr., NB re'~~ ore v':. o,:tact Mr. 642 1470 Chrl.!!t., Scientist. <>a n SERVICE Shition Salesmen I'\ 1que OC 5 7' COUCl l , blue/golcl nor.al c\~~!'1 ,\ · Ri•uht-n E. Le(>
!lrJ'VlC<', clenn-ups, lawn 1 ,. .. .,..· .,6'.1$-827._ti..,.· iiiiiiOOi ] --· ~ Oeniente, PO Box 4.3.'t f/tlnll! eves shift. Alao, EXCLUSIVELY patten 1, N"Yer use1J. n1¥d nllO\'t' Coast l·lwy renovallng and 11Ct1.lpltig. 1, H~1:l';· 3SO Weit Bay ~ 9'ltrnl, or photle 492-1989. pftin1i' eves & wkndR. Mu11t e Sold e Jtepaired the space, xlnt cond. $65 or l-"'""'"-'="-'·='-----
96S-0&12. A/P Constr $525 St. eaa. J •••iroR• u•IDS PAIN'l' Mill operator -3 roll-have lite n1ech. kooA wledgc. 200 Victoria, Cl'II 646-9749 best oiler. 968-6002. s:~r & SUNml2c/~,-~ 3, 9 Ttov'-
roremart DELIVERY, & day1, early """" --. aalary open. Also ~ ma1e NeBI nppeara11ce. pply AM llrs Sul/Sun 'Iii 10 pnr-7· Green crushed vclvrt ,:x\\'I~ a ·~ ""'• • EXP. Hawaiian Gardener. Rubber/Pla!lliCll to $181' A.M., paper route. S.A. Full er part time. Mu.at bave factory trainee, room for 2590 Newport Blvd., C.M. Weekdays '1 pm 'tU 10 pm couch and m a tch in K v.:<Ullung mnchme, 10 Y 8 Complete garden serv. $l4K 4 •<AM .. •< AM --~· ~"/nl,....t shift& ad nt •••~•• •--1 2 ,_ old ,11 c1oth1ng, Christmas dee ., KamaJanl, 646-1676, 642-1331. Mechanical Engln~r area. :..., · · :....., · " u ...... • ""Y ._.. • vanceme · .na-v.uu. SHEEl' meta) mec ..... ,ic, ENGLISH Antiq's. Ollk: & oveseat. "!!'"s • v.i f•irnituf'f' & m~c. 608 J ana
Hauling Typlat U44 per mo. Pref manied 838 Mon-Frt, TU•tin. PUMP Is!and Sa I e 1 man , exp'd Machini11t (mi 11 leather detk, Circa 1BBS, sell for $215. a:J7--4861. Clrcll•, ofl Florida, ll.B.
Burrou,ahs L-300> S<\50 man, w/teonomy ca r• JANI10R -adult, klcal, CdM arta. 5 Days 50 hrs. operator). exp'd. Job shop $195. Oak l lthr Regency MAPLE bedroom: tlouble Sa
Pertbnnel Cl•ric: $3715 m-7516. evea, part tlrM/f!Jll tinle. Nlte shill. Top wagcli. experiel'ICI.!. Sp a ce-Te k style ch11.lr, Circa 1860 $1.:ll bed, springs, m 8 1 tr~ s s, GARAGE Sall', , t Sun. R.e-
SKIPU>ADER &: dump truck Keypunchen (3) OPtD DELIVERY man for fut;. 979-3813 Phone 613--881.A for appt. Industries, 1922 Placentia. (Delk A chr together $2901 dresser. mirror, nitf' stand. 1?.:i.d!ng equlpm 1 for rill~ &
wmil:. Concrete, asphalt, Recept/Gen. otc ~$50il momln& new 1 pape r JOBS Costa Mesa. Oak grandfather clock Circn $100. 53&-84S8 betwn 6 & 8. SllClt Guill!. Guitar, Banjo sawing, breaking. 84&-mO F IC llookkoeper ~ .. _ .t...... R I & t t 5 I ·~ n-ld 6-3-1: Antiques, Model Airplane delivery, mUlt ... w .... ..,.n-URGENTl.Y NElrnED ea I II e II es SHIPPING Oerk-P/thne, 1930, ........,. •>-=> • • .,.. ,...,, NEW goltl satin Tuxedo styk' Engioes & equlp. 2222 MiDr.T
\'ARD, garage cleanups. ~;;"~~ $500 dable car. $13) to $200 mo .• Secr@laries FREE \Vestmtnster~3daysaweek, ANTIQUE ROLL-TOP · d~tor kwe 11eat. $G0 St CostaMel\8557--838) ~"i~ =ine~~7-~ LPgal Sea'etal')I ~ 549-4152. \~Operators ~,ct'!1;8 .. ~ .. ~!fi,· ~~-1;:; ~ESK. S Walnut, All Ro1U· LadlC11 walnut rlC'Sk S35. Mi·~ANE mo\Yer & ed!.'ft'
W . _ $3 hr DELIVERY man, married, ""-· ...... .. 1n~ partH rc11tored 1.erfec1 y. &1.1--085.l 1 1 • , f· . •-d _, YARD & 0"""-Cleanup. nterirn. ov•r 25, -" tim<, use own •Billing Clerk ~,..,ist Lic•ns• Tr11inin~ appt: TI4--893-fa42. K'M or best offer ph w n :> llO ,,:;, , ... n -carv., ... ~--CalL l!'ree & Fee Pusitions ,..... Irvine ~ ~ · COMPLETE household of J\fl'xic.an t'hc1'1, ho.by furn .,
t 'ref' "'· 7 days. NEWPORT car. no .elling, good earn-Nb"VER Ii. FEE AT TEMPO Limitlc:I Time On Y SOLDERER &1'1--011 4 furniture including Packarrl 11 f'l'!llll'~. upright piano & anyti~. ~1S-5031. Pe rsonnel .a.--, ing:s. 8!M-2r"..-J bef. 5 pm. Tempo Temporary Help FamoUll license COUr8Q,,UOw 1 Yr. ~tin. ll«:cnl expcr. in rt.mECOHf\Tl: your hon1l' Bell Entcr:Wnment Center. mnt'h n10re. Sat & Sun, 1416
llAl»JNG & cl&J)up by exp ....,...-DENTAL Assistant for front JUNlOR ..._, ___ : lQ.-lfl. available thru Tnrbe.U'Co1n-corchl'OOd or flat board fo r llolid:i.ys. DecoruLor 1022 \V. \\11114011, c.~'1. Sandcastle Cihn collef,te student, lge trk. 123 Dover Dr., N . • office, X-Rays & Prevention ~· pany. Applicnnta fuJJ.y ~ module. MU!t read resistor specializlng in AntiquCJi. CORNER 1 d · L ' 1 1~534-;';;1846i;~°';.;534-~~21"'61".'---11 ... ..,.~642;;-3l;7t;.,l!!!!l!!!!! I lmtructio1t. Noo-slnt.>klu, 18 Earn s»H> pee week &et· imbursed up:>n qualification. capacitor dkN:le code. Avail at reasonable prices group;--~ µ 1 0 M 0 V I N G : Knlck·KMcb, to 28, 644-<JGll tin& new CUl1omen Im the New or experienced ll&ieA Pleue Apply 97S-28ll couches, Never Ual'\1, Asking hrif!-ft-brftc. furniture, deep HouseclNnlnt DAILY PILOT. Thl.11.s not a people. Openinge av&llable. GULTON INDUSTRIES JlOO. ~1/642-TI'lS. freeze tools poll! & pan!!,
ASSEMAl.EQ.s. --DENTAL A&aistant. E:Xp'd ID newspaper route and doe• Complete training program. c M UNIQU.E Jenny Ll~d day WROUGHT iron, formkn lOp etc. c;,1ne ea'rty fnr U~ ~
Dedicated Cleaning SOLDERERS X-rays .Ir: on.J evacuation, not lnd•de oollecthv: or l'ut~ management oppor-lSW Whl:;_~e., · · bed, pie safe, oak secrclary. "~" ped1?Sta1 table. P.auan stuff! :i.159 Canatlinn Or.
• WE 00 EVERYTHING* ExpPr. 111 chassis wiring, 548-8844. dellVft'tnl. Transportation ls tunities. Call A\J'. Sloan at Equal Oppor. Emp""'"'r put.c!\work, h ~ n d made lounge chair. 5-1s-6576. CM:ta Mt'sn, Sal & Sun. Refs. Free est. &&6-2ll39 P. C. Boord& & panels. Ap-partial Pl'OYk)ed. we work four 832-544(1 ...,;r., Chri8ln1us g 1 fl items. .
Pr.I. C.r.-t Cleanlri9 ply, D_!IT..,~ ... ~ss~nt3'Mo hrs hours after school and 8 on TA. RIELL STEREO Sales. must be 645-8018. . **•, Sofa & m,a1~:nt~$1'1'wve Ho usehold Goods 814 , r--ANEL LUX SYSTEMS '"" · ~uwn '3 """ Saturday. We have openings tnmlliar with stereo com· sea, never use . ou 11 • A180c:i:rt::h &53¥-~~~arl'. 1132 Duryea wJt·, M5--6UO. for F'Olllltain Valley&: SOUth ponents, cxp'd only. 130 E. ~L~ol~a~ '°iondapt~?· U8ually home, ~7910. DEMOLI TI ON SAL E
MESA Clea ning, curp!!L!I,
\\'!ndoo·s, floors, etc. Re&ld/
11>mm'l 5.57-6742, 5484lll.
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B\' Day. Own Transport1tl ion
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]l'\'lne Indus. Complex Department Store HW1tjngton Beach areas-... · REAL TORS 17th St. SUite T, CM, 10 to 3. Serves 4 to 14 people. ~ore SML Gi'and Pwno $375 Sunday, o...~" lriJ
AVON iiEPRESENTATIVES J W lobfftlOft ~ou i:-ust3 bePMut t~ REAL ESTATE-TECHNICIAN. must be Items. 64()-1980, 640--0911. 1-lerttage End laWr>s. Chan1ber Stove. hol water
EARN MONEY • • ~ nceJ familiar wlth all phases of OAK roll top desk &. Cllair. •644-1128• he111c1·. stationary 1ub, wall ~, ---....... --enta, £!1&, e SALISMEN -Why not •t-"~· 130 E. 17th St. all oak furn<1cc Many 01!1er Hems 'u '"'" .._. ,....,... N-·-... _ ,_ w.n .. r or It y . work In ~-L---it '"'"" needs refiniihing T G •-i 8 l2 · · Cui.stmaa pre~ OoUeae .... ...,... ueci.Cn " 10-nvTIW Suite T, , 10 to 3. · ,,A.; n""" ar .. e ~ • Priced to sell? 119 Garnet, ti In JI 0 n1ni: 1~ ~ w/mirr. u-u-.-. ~'i:.u.,i a~ °r:.: tor u pe or icEYPUNCH OPR. 11re11 H u n t I n I t on CHRISTMAS Bauar, Bouti· Bnlho11 Island.
rletaila. 541).'1041, MA'lllTftllllCE A/Jtec. Dept. Must be Bel Khnd/ ~lount11l1t v11,1-Ae.ell•nc•s 802 que I: Gara.re Sale. New & ~ .. 10 yards usedl2aqua nylo•" BABY~~ our home, lnltMn exper. oo 10 key adder.. 1y, I et UI tr• n TRAINEES -W h used goc><Ues, Unusual gilt "'1ag carpel. y ar , ""' .. M.O"' "-••At Pernmet ~----er ~oul C11U Phil Mc-Ker1more •• er Items Thurs, Fri. Sat, 10.3.1c:614:::--0329-"'"-------I BRYANT'S comp! landsc.ap-tor 2 yr o&d Boy. 8:30 to 4, urNllNIC ---& ~· Port w bridg• NB inc Ii. deslgnlng. 19 yn. Mon tbtu TlnD's-Mature lftt"M Balboa 8-y Club 11mee, V I L L A G E °"""° ey · ·
local exp. We'd. Wlnttt woman prefemd. Own un w. Cout Hwy., NB R E .A L E s TA T E , Elect ric Dryer OU-270'1 J ewelry 1 15 ·~· • ~92. ~ not necessary. Refs -Both Working 4 l'anilly G'"an.ge Salf' Fri, TURQUOISE Jl:.'WELRY
P.lnt,_ & ~-CiJl"l!IOI"~ P/tlme. -"----' Start Work Mo...i•y $25.DO pr. Sat, SUn. Aft 9,00, '°"""'"" lndlan, .,me "old .... -• ~ .... i-lal\,~ Expet. in electf'o.tnech. as· RECEPTIONIST wanted , llllN 1-•J•• couches, matln!saes, rug & " __ .__ hra
1 1 P a perhanging BABYstrrER to live-vi. Excellent &:ndits aembly, timllW w/welding competent, p I e a 1 I n a: a p---p&d Maple table air cond P!l1vn • squ .... 10. cc e 5 • $250 mo + room & board. A IOlde~'teCho's. Some for NB La f I l Dillh lllhe bab• turn I t'mt 19.10 h1shi, f e I! s he s etc. CUSTOM PAINT ING Contact Mr. Coleman, a1t 8 Apply in person 10-5 pni ~i....-.i d ir pearance · · w 0 -For NE\Y \Vhlr poo "" r Y • ots 0 RC. \\lholesale prief'S 6200 \V p 847--4359 NB electronlc ,....~.... ea · f:lce. T y p In i, 80me $2'1'5. Elec. range $325. Both Swan Or, Mesa Verde, C~1 Cst. Hv.'Y, N.B. ~7317. · Inter/Exler . Vnturn. inter. ltl, • •l F&a!Uon l.11., able. P1'nle ApiJJ,y tranacribifli. 8:30 to 5 p.n1. gold. TV prizes, must 11eU. % c:t7E bUnk beds liv room ·
'P'C· pr1co • ..,.. color "'"· BABYSlTl'ER In t...i..r'• Equll o,...., !llnployer Gulton lndustrt.. Call S«H;<OO. G. B. INDUSTRIES 67:HISOO attor 6. ,.ti;,, furo, Incl.ii 801• bod, M<tc hlnory 816 suiting •&. e1t.. Lie. Im. home, Newport Beach, 5 . 16" Wtllttler Ave., C'l\f RECE~IONIST / ~·plot, L d K t bl -•-· & ~·· mal \Von't be underbid.~. da,y11 per wk. Call Mon lbru DltlVIR 00-2400 '"1 •3 • Y •nmore ll es, u .. ,. --' DISI\ Sander. 12", 1 hri.
No Wuti"" Frl 8 to 4;30, 842--6008 Yard man far equjpment EqUal Opp)r. Emploter Start at $.m mo. Call for W•ther $25 ~~ec ::111, m~:.~T~SU/:· Leonard lapJ)f'r gr I nd Pr ·~ for ,_ ...... ., ,. rental yard, Clau I Lie. appt. 547-71.28. S40-TI80 aeon ..-..r. · · iv/diamond \1·h<.~I. 6" !ool *WA LLPAPER* BABYSl'ITER ........... ~ Steae LNE IN RESTAURANT help, DistributingAree>Hydro 6T:J--0781 1:-Tinder. keller Jig t!IC"r .
\Vhen you call "Mac" days week, 7:30-5, Mature rtq'd eady ,mploYment. Helper for elderly lady in waltreues, lunch · &: eve Equipment Locally , . . Rent W111Mr1/Dry•r1 mt. SAT, SUN: Applla11l"f'i'I, Call ,491-1400 after 5. "'ot"l &t&-1711 V.'Omllft r.,r:'· MY home. We ate looldna: for aa ln· nice motile home. Very _,..,, Expcr -Also $2 Wk Full ma1nt d' h t 1•·-l I ~ ·~ Bal ls! 815-1314 diVldual with l:nltiative for -. ..... _ "'"' · · ""'"" ' · • 1~ es, urn, ... ..,, o? -"' · 1...a11cell,an'eous 118 PAINTING & PAPERING, R@ta, ' advance.matt. Applicltkms light .......,,., ng, prepare cooka &: kitchen help. 1611 * 6J9..Ul2 * clothing. Goodies .~ Junk~ c".:::'::.:.;c:;:;.::.;;:.:: __ ....;.;.:
19 )'l'S. in Harbor area. Uc BABYSI1TER, 5 dYs wk, vie accepted. 7 am ttl 5·i:m daily meals. Mu111 ~'Zm own WestcliU Dr. N.B. Between No Exper. Req'd ., OV£R 200 washers, dryen;, 1(11)67 Span-ow Ave., F.V, LADIES Suede coat wflh
& bonded. Refs turn. Harb/Viet, CM. Mb home, A 9 am to 12 noon Sat. In-transportation. 7_ 1 &. 4pm. As \Ve Train rtlrliteralors from $39.0Ci. !162-0224 Mlnk rollR1" s:c fA<i--0421,
642-2356. 2 yr old. Rcfl. 64J.., quire at Hartley &. Nixon L V N 545-(l'nkJ. CHILD'S pool tablr, no cue 501 Av<'nlla tnrenzo, ~
IN1' & E:A'T paintina, paper BASIN· Marine loo. now tak· Rental1, 2182 Balftnce. kd, BAYVIE\V.CONVHOSfJTAL l<i b KENMORE GAS DRYER ioilck8 $5. 2 la~e floor
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""'"""<Y natural w 0 0 d ing appllcatiom ftll' martl~ Irvine 540-Sl8S. Good empk>yee beMilts, 1 RUNS GOO D $50. plllows 33" x <19" S.~ ra. FULL l•n•·.h C 0 8 h m • r , fu:.::'hi~· 540-111115, mocbankl!,max::""•d DRUG CLERK, exp 'd, 540-S61IO t142-3'i05 eu en j <JOA$410 p M • 642-0022 . JJon '°"' & ml"'. 7.!53 °"'' 'ci sue l<-JG,
PAINTING -Honest, clean. =te~ assistan~ do'/mtowD H.B. Permanent. L VN -1 , U-er Q. SfK) 1 YR.. guarn, del &. in-Elde1,, CM 54S-2983 644-6421 .Sill A.,~ n It a
gual'1lnteed work. Licensed for ~n appt. 67&-<0fiO 531--• J.11 Ir: 11·7 *3061 Laguna H lll1 stall. Late mod. all ~e WN1tcliff Garagl' SAie Lorrnro, The Bluffr.
& hu1ured. ~740. ••-·-•--~ , . Kenmore wuher. 839-l ' ~I. Occ. 2. S.5. E_verything?. FLUORESCF.:-..'T J.~lxturw. p · ti Qlrpet BAYSITTE& ~per. IQUlflMENT Machinist Now Interviewing e DIStlWASH!:RS. washen, V\V bu!. tire to signed !>ah Confpll'lr ,1·11amp from
APT. Int. a1n ng. "-f own transp ~ &: OPIB •TOR Calf d;r.'"· reblt, ........ n &. Qrbr. Cash only. l ,l I 6 •1.0·.. Gcnl Su-'"'· i~o sha1npoo:.,.,,,~leaning. '"' &. J:.'ves. 6'73-91&51&»-0l88-""" tnlnUfath-.... .,.-Cu be land Ln NB ' .,. """
Ins. 642-"''"'· BEAl..M1CIANS A SHA.i.\f· Protf't!llliW! ........ D yti de v'd, 839-7620: 54&-5218. m r , superior . Costa M~.
PROJ.'. Painting, Also roota, POO GlltLJ; needed tlOW ~el"~;",~.~ ... """"oks :~n::t=: con-.a me 11~ n551 KTl'CHKENAID '-~~~!r, B&EDS",''"dincy ttems,o~hest~~l:fk:~ ORIC:JNAI, oil pointing. ROid
actQUS. ct"\!. lnter~e'.'lter. 11 ............. Beach. 963-34.33 • ~·1 ..,,.,,. \oUlU\y lmmediate ~ F"or. O"O $6.5· enmore e~'U"•C .... ;.. fruni ZI" , :i(i" "1'./\11"
Lk:/ln.". Ffte est. 645-6101. Wl........... Sh I.II expetienced equipment $25'. 842-4663. Items; 2048 Garden 1_..lll'll!, ~('('~ $1 25. \Y 0 n de r f u 1
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<!II ' ' -r--!:itl for bUsy ............ u.w • )'?II experience in opera na xlnt ooM. Cutting hoard un ~""OR Sulc -20 Vendtfla'
.. PATCH PLASTERING O>ast Hwy, NB. 6f2-39'10; Anl\11 ·~~~ti MACHINE ' top .. $130fbest ofr. &U--0700 SAT ... ~1n. 10-4. C.ouch, Jr. mAchlne11, J column, $10
All types. Free eatima~ BRAKE Align & Tune up i.r~SE A r.Jisr. RS Ol'l!RATORS 6• OIES1' FREEZER clothnllt: unicycle, Sallboot, l'O('h. 673-4621"-'=·c.· ----Call rJ4Q.6825 Mech., Exp n e c e ••a r Y, 'J'R.AVEL ~nt Strong in in· EXCELLENT! wet suit, golf cluhs. 1121 FIRE WOOD
P b, Slllary + Comm. Good Co. 1--~ local setup & ~te Acme-Apply In Pet'IOn lernational & c r u I a e • MS-2182 • Outrigger. CdM 10861 Pro8pect lum 1ng benefit•, M8-f383 Stable potilUOn w .. ._,r . Grid!-6 or ..-..... 24001 Ave De La Carlotta. tl . 1 1 _, 1 GARAGE s 1.. for ..,. .. l~n -Xln't w.,.. A ""I ..... v.... • -1n1"• ftlll• tlcke na:, 111 ere~,..., n REE'RIGERATOR two door 8 ~-• u• · Villa P1trk 63J-.9313
M ~ BUSBOY com....,., • ••--~.-. "'"" / nd ·-High Am•r lwld ~"' DRAINS W1CioKCed • "''""' '--etlts. JI you qUallly ~ ~-~· !Al tho ~r To-ott -mp if'O .. u 't> w expa ing ng •.• .-5 Id auto delrolt ' · · CEOllC~s DRA~IES
Sewer line to 100' • $1$ l\1uat be Clean I: no&t. Over ;i':ue c:a11 Cindy weet~a Appf.y In ~I) s.0. ~"wa,l an ~9 ~P1baClllya.qs:ti~1. A~. N~. ve~cl':"n~ 89:J..0080. ~:; ~ 5r~~:'nt4~.l009l Cusron1 r~·uik• dra~~o;"';t the * 549-2502 • 18. Apply lrt penon, Surt le: betwn 8 ' $. 591-JMJ, Box IYO. Cot;ta Me~a. ca11r C1mer 111 & GARAGE SAl.E •• , 5 .. , 10'1."t'lll price~. 962-6'M7. PLUMBING REPAIR Sirlo!h; !i030 W. Cout HW)', I , ST•P'A'°T INC. Equal O....nr, Em. p~·er 808 · ~ ' " · ANXIOUS 11 N.B -I
No Job 100 srnn!J N.S. EXP'D CARPENT!R -• I ~ ""3 93'.136. E'ulpme;nt Too11, tents. flshlng tackle. Cl b N u'Bcrte .,.-'"•"t..' * 64W28 • CLEANlNG woman for n~1 Manutactur« f'H L~ It, I ~ TV '1'9cbnk.14in. electl'Oniei;. , gan1e11, & misc .. 1906 u niem 1'11 '•""
bl..... -Senta Anll RN'S bencbrnan, f/tlme. Lfttcst KOWA 6, 2% Canlern LANAI Dr .. Cosla ti.fcsn. "114!>--0!l=~"'::·~-~~-~ Co'E PLUMBING Newport centtt otfice ...,. 642..oso •.m•lr, ~-.-, TV rt.·nofr 11;y11tcrn. new oond .. nil ~ . 1 CARP};l' lnwr hn• m.-.-A: ''" Nile work, ~able pd 'El'.-•• 1 0-. ... 1tv Emplo~r .... ~ · ,,,.w,.. ,. .• • 1., . ..-..... ...._,., New '°''· LE,/\VI NG Udo. 1nus1 ~.I HI-' __ ~WUI ,.11 -.-1 -24 hr. iservice. ~U61 40 u' 1c' _ ..... r~~v MANAO--·-1 Aai1t 830-oit """"a"' ........ -bl' &: .....,...., vacal.1on .Ir: iM. r. w , -D ~oook,~ or full ~-•u • ll-7 Shltm. •1~1~·-. . p $2233 SEW. 40% otf. $1340. h1dl'-a-'(I queen, m1:sc plus la&Or MHU2 •-'ng/Alteratl-· "~·--· ~ ._1._ ·"'! M•--Ktn"'"~ ' • ., 11:1\1 ~.. T Y IST ~-1 ' r 6 !2131 ·-1002 lum, ~bot it Oolley $275. ===~·~·=='---~w • ..... _ ~· tliD! LC!llt'll 512 .... , --· ,.........,. &; JCU. F/t:t~ A p/tlme.. ...al 1 t ' ~r ' tJO Xanthe. Siii ta-6. SURFBOARD -'r'6" Ctt:ll Vicki's Orlginali CLEfllCAL TRAJNEI W. J.9tb St. C.M. = t?i!~ ~ z:: Top quality exper. po&lUons Needf!d to ,Jf'IJC ~ ndcln.~~· lfntgn ll11.rh. Noll pe.rfPci co~ S'5.
-t. d'""-"--, !al'~, .. I ~~!!_~'!_.ta,!!',!'~ * 1ooe1-... , * •lar, ;:::;; a11!..1 p-. '!!'!1.!~ .. in ~~.· ~2~n. ~fust be • accw;i,_.;. 8 MM KOOak lNtamatle p~ SAT·Sun, 10-3. Pool t.ahlr. 2 $2-7372 f'W5. , ,-,v ~-ii.'•u'll N•• _ ... ~ ..... -'"'r-v wN.1 -,. rRlii ., -..,., --:O'T'"" ,..¥ .. -.. ~· Apply, Peflr\YMver, ~ jector, M-95. New. $100. Aft b!ke11, ~liner V.'/V1br11fof,l-"'"--=:.,:,cc::::c,...----
mit.Yllna:. M54125. traln tWta!tt ~ bi • S«n!IM'iU J'rM to $'700 1 MAINTENANCE mah kit &dvai\Cement opportunity. Newport mvd .. C.f.1. 6 ~107'6 btlllf>!I, end tablet, mJ1t:. 6 DRAWER dHk. 11.9.ftded
Alter1tlon1 ' IG5MJ varttty O( ~1."lJ~ tnln:s• e F/C eon.tr fi"rH to.., motel tn exclwlp tor tpt. Edualtional relmbunicmenl. TYPIS'T' .l au .. 1,lllflll Girl M~RIZri>,r.tlnolta SRM 315S Sicily, Cr>.1, 546-t9Cn. :;,.,~;~1~g;1:,. 11"
Neet1 aCC!Uml&. ,XI re!l'! e:!J?. 8tJar)< to 1375-Call . Jan If.ANY C>'I'HER&CALL NOW 231'6 Newport lU\'d CM F\lll lrbige benc.ntt. t'rkla,y with ' ' T h I n k ..,/lnter-vak>rnett'r $ 2 9 !l . "'KEN0;-286& Zell, L&~JUi ·
-P&&e, 54().«S, Ol>AataJ Ptt-Lit Relndtt'• AnntY 54&-9'7a5. Power''. WUI lrnln 11hnrp Af1 61)f1'1, 673-lD'i6.' Beach. 494-125.5. Couc.:1~·11. 8/\V l1" TV. Wt~hrr sp • • aol}Oel Aaeney. 2790 Harbor G» QUnpuJ br. -MATURE woman W/O'ffTI Pa• u-a... pl. cau Jeao at Mn-4311 810 {"hairs brdll orit'nt~I cpl, Rfflroom <till\(", hoMron!ul M40NETIC SIONS BlVd. e&t = $t&.2ll! N:?*1iili8Mch lralllP·. to care tr 11 mo. 10 M uue between 9ant-4 pm Furniture . n nbl. · · freeztr. Elt'. 5!7-&U4 an 12 •st. ..... MJ,.;2'Mf ~ •. Ai.t lo-,urnlture AIMM.--?f\ old gU'l lft our~:~ WAITRESS Wftntetl -tot COCKTAIL ta~, round, TOYS~lothet,_h,o u 1 ~h Id * F'IRE\'IOOD • ,,..!·~.;.,..1L.=:=::.:..-F;;:iiiii•-'111-lol-lllllili!IQln ~ -----ho ril. ........_, llMnlt•I THE DEllllY M•"'a"' ""'2 Black W·plnl< m&rblc 175. llem•. Jl<>on ,.,,, °""· I • GRANGE A LEMON
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wtU.. tutor' your Spedai Maceroaor . Yacht corp. lno bchlltrtel Inc.,. 11111 1afaot ..W..cw ~· Mt i-~ pr -•m' Str--" • · ,._· dltlon $45.' Saturday only Lot• of lllltal\ln"! ~s w Certlned Teechtr • J631 Pla<:entta, CM. Armltl'Cllll Alf -.fn1nt.. hOm~ ~. ,_ et _, Vacandft ctet money! rwnl 561-cne. 229 S1crks, Co.ta Meta • 642-00'l2 •
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H\lntirWto't 8"dt. Se.t, Sun Color TV'•, Portable• "Con· lllutpena~: c =~: tape air IUIPt~ apeakera. 23> G !~~. . traller. Call a.tter 12:00 MY ~A..t. UftTftR Ho•' s Priced at whale 1 •I •. 10 to.5. C4sb onb'. Pvt. pty, toles; Sle~. Bedroom dock plua In Wu Jett wan AM/FM Mp X on1.1.nne .h .. ,_., ..... neon. (n() &»6482, MUST ille mw, &Old A wlml!, IWUIV (-001• Only 536-.2385 uncl11imt.<d. StUl brand oow receiver. tape deck. Brand ~. ...___,. 81'"'P SEU.! clean a: fut. C'1ETl't9) n099. "11......,.
s.u, Divan, Dlnetteo, Vcl-In hox & .,...-. Now $9!. °' -· AKC, 'l'aWl\Y. Show I ='~"'"~,,,---~-I Bill Muey Toyoto, 18881 BRAND NEW 1973 ' $2450 CARA~ llf.le Sat. sun. New ve1 Chairs. Lan1pis, \Va&hers, &mall paymtl. Credit dept new A euaranteed, wu lert quality. Great t.mily dofca. ·n Sldpjadc 21· open.<nliM!r. ·ae.cb Slvd., Hunt. BMch. _i.:...:. How• &D CL-v-lot doutit. owo. & cook top, Gaa Dryers, Chest f"rttzer, 893--050!. unelalmed. Now S 1 1 5 · ~..!..~ __ JXIP'· 213 : 215 OMC, 90 bra. dual ha.ta, 847-85. ExP"""•r 20' Mtr. Hm. ~ nw • ...
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PUW..' <lltdfil N · B -WINDY'S AUCTION C..tly """'''°"' N<H"N<!Ria» SEAl<'S St'"" cons o I•. Quialmu '""'"'· l-On\Y, bilge pump t. blower, llafety $1!<), Horido 90, dirt, $100. + tax • Uc, U).45J.5 !;i;'"'"":m:l;;;:;==:-=== pelts. $245. 54$--218!. JDOdd'tl, y,·alnu1.. Phono, tllddlina tiny a: n. 15 pack. $5750. rrs.mt, 833-0149 8ft 6:~, all day Fully sell contained Inc.
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~ 9 mos, 'Sa.moce, ~. AKC for full Y•~r in cOnd, $355. Call alt 4 pm. $112.27 MO. ~~t, t':~r. '1N: ::
Gold, $25. Must aeU by Costa Mesa * 646-8686 ~. BUY PIANO FOR ~--'-.,._''-~_ .. _ __,, • "O~l~'A~·=·-cortll __ · -~---/ EXCHANGE . so;1-2)'{8; ~ "8t months covc'ra. $825.00. or Beat Of. Friday, ~ . .. 54&.. , for )'OOr purchu1ne my like MUST tell -liOnda ATC. 90, tDtal CUh nlltqg ~ce inc. fer; Muat scl1. 645-0900.
LAYTON \iiter1:."i im. WOOD Mfg. opens doors to 83.>27l8 Sni ~-p atlll under ty Take l97l 5'.les tax •lie. Jee •1-==-"='-"'""'""'"77---
Flat -Public.™· Sat, Sun. Swap DEPD~~oN c· ..... 'Llnei, 2 Times, $2.00 BREEDERS -Ena:llsh Bull new ~ aail ........ 1. aid over .... ,, ..... , ..... :-....... fr4i91, .15withdoWJJOf$699, .50. 71 Chevrolet comr. "'> , •··-· ~· ~ Dog Pups, hold 'tll Sl400.Wlllaacrllicelor$850. _,,_. ~·~-llOlernd t b l"'lr & y ~~~11;.~~:; :J~~. ~=s·wal~:= Fostoria, fairfa)f pattern __ .J, Chrtstmaa,~AKC,·Champ. lullprice.Call675-1260. -1 SlO,U>.18.W:i.~ Prups ans
rad &: tp deck It 1pkr: $75. custom cutting avail. West Large~~-· green. MINIATURE femal.e Teny. S4i.6934_ 21' Venture, 3 yn old. like l971 MONTESA C.aJt!' • Salu • S.rviGe Big Stock
1138-2156. Coast ""'OOd spec. 14939 \\'ANTED 'latch'-club ~-pu~ ~~beak,~~ ST. BERNARD PtlPJJ>', 4~ new. Trir, radio, head, bow !~ W/roany ! • Rettt•h Low Prices INDOO~ plant aa.le _ Ter-Dillow, \V es t m i n s 1 e r . chairs. Good cor:d~ Com-l&mi.ly, 645-5362.~ .,. mo fem , AKC, $60 best offer pulpil It W~. Lots of ~· *~*' EXPLO.RER HOWARD Chevrolet
. 893-1512. or trade for apricot mini extras. See to apprec. '70 MOTO GUZZI Full Newport BHch =~n&f.!._ilt. exotiic in-30 gal E'lec Hot \Vst<•r = & \'':!as on abl e . BLACK, mi. Poodle, lf"!at J;X>Odle puppy. 963-257S $2250/ofler. 6441058. .a ...... D -~c M ml, ne.:r tires 0 . MacArthtµ" & Jamboree Blvd ~: 1923i7~Jey?'~~ Heater. Nr new s;l) .. ~ \\'hl l----------with children. Loving, to BASSE'JT, male <I mo. old, THISTLE-Shock No. U'lO. ..... o:o-, ~ 200' F 13·3-0555,
Briggs &: Stratton , 4 cyl Go-• \VANT COlN SORTER good home ~2'll.5. lri.color, cbampk:m_• _!lock.. Full set of saila: A bir. sall~ ~· 11 • HUNTINGTON BEACH =,.--,=--=,--=.,..-"' Lh., H.B. c s u ed SEiO Cheap~ • Puppies Mixed Tl'ITler &: $50 with pe.pera S 1 O O Alum ~WOQ(f hull. Nds 96J-0224 1963 Y'8 Cheozy P/U +
GOLF cluM; wheel bag $50; art 1. ct'ns · · or ~. eves. Mother. 536-8168. • vamish A8ldng S 13 O o ·n oSil" Pioneer 250 cc. 18801 Beach Blvd. 842-8803 camper. Alr/cond. Special
china 1erviC't!. -t12t $200; make offer. 6 Alum Screens, M,•slc•l l-•'-•menti 822 Aft 2, 640-1005 . 673-7447 Xlnt cond. MU!t sell, $350. • HUNTINGTON BEACH whls &::: tires. Top corfd.'
pa i ntings ,· counter 25x00. $2.SO. 2 solid wood -;-•.. MAL"I'ESE puppies lot See tl.300E Edinger U It '71 'RIYIERA16' Origirutl Sl 095 dish ...._ ~ doors. approx 32x80, SlO GIVE A FENDER PART Beagle puppies, 10 Chrlsbnas! AKC reg, Top 23' Danish Sloop It.mooring. e . • n owner. ' • ~ • .~ ·• etc. ea. 673-5990 FOR CHRISTMAS W!eb ~ .. ~388SE E 1 60-48!8, ~f~ 1801 l5th St, NB, ~t~ ~~? F,*~ ~ 175 CC ~·Fo d YI Ton J
, ,, MOVING! GE olec """''· all.,. 5, -. , ' , TRAVR TRAJLER r TEMiifJ $-~UI lop.of-tile-line, 1 yr . old , Hard to tlnd Fender "F'' CHRISTMAS! s am 0 Ye d-Horses 156 42 North =r.· Can be seen ~ •than new PU. Flretside. Standard &hlft,
N.B. Te~b 1 ciQti • cbarter $100: .oo.~ set . ~~ikasa series small body classical German Shepherd pups, 6 Sat, Dec. · 80r<ln4 $415 •·968-e7 radio, h e ater, clean
membership. Orig irice + porcelatn . ~ l\'list . $60: guitar. Nice finbih with boys, 3 girls. 835-«MO. REG. Appalloosa Mare, 51,t LAY it on for Chn.tma1! 1.969 SSA Viclor ·441 CC $1195 (139Q_I))'. On1y
trans fee CTI 4) 68fl.t3RS2. 4 ma.hog d1n1ng rm chairs $8 sculptured machine heads. GERMAN she~ ""P, l',' yrs, Excel. breeding. Good Kite Sailboat No. 338. 2 •ults o11°""'or. allreed)'S "YI. ~ .~ best + tax & "c. $1295 · · ea/$25 sel; 9xl2' all-wool New set of Aug u 11 in e .,. ...... r-2 for chlld 14 yrs & older. sails. Xlnt cond. Pim can ormo-..-. u POOL Tables _ Freight Belgian carpet, It be ige $<Ml. strings. Sacrifice lor $70. mo. Affectionate. Needs Been in competition. many trailer. $'t99. Phone ,69 Kawaaaki ~ _ Xlnt cond. r • $49.4'/mo. HOWARD Chevrolet
damaged. All szs, 149 to ~2-Ti'2U Ph. Mike, 675-1527 aft. 5:30. good home, 963-t91l ribbons. Illnel!li forces sale, 675-3173. New chain, the, 'battery. total cash selling price inc. Newport Beach
S 19 9 . Ch r i • t mas rn=E=E="'-=D-ay--Ca~re--,-f .-r BASE drum, Two High Hats, 3 SMAIL Shepherd pups, 3 $800 or best offer. 544-4169. ,16' HOBIE Cat w/trler VQ $575/belt olr. 9'19-7278 1973 sales ta.x .l lie. lee Ls MacArthur Blvd & Jamboree
Lay-A-Way. 63S-862l. Christmas s h 0 pp e r s. 1 Snare. Floor Tom, A Tom-~~old le> good home. CHESTNUT gelding, 8 yrs, 10 times, Comp et 1 t lo n •n HONDA 125 $1294.15. 24 mo. delen-ed 133-0555
D=O s-c;io fl® 1 R v _ 6 Newport Chtislian Center Tom, A Cow Bell, 1 Right slightly smaller b or 11 e, o~e. 2 wet suits Ii: Like new, $500. SJ6.99Sl pymt .. price with down of •59 % T. Qlevy Truck w/lO'
t '!fJi,_-dri. "-, .... _ J3e..SchonJ _ offers_ bus v. ~~· 1-Crash, $125. KEESHOND .t..... male, cute, -ntle but 1mi.rited. Tnlined equipment, $J.395, 6f4..&103. -~IS 114511.IM A.PR. rate ... _... ,,,,_ .. 1.... _,_,,_.
wotb r~1~ szis~ ~ii mothers 1 ·free day of <-·hHd. .....,...-«;,.,.,, JDving, hai~, non. t;; jump & show. $250. •72 AQUARIUS ~· al 0 0 p 1970 HONDA 158, lo miles, 11 14.96%. Lie. #3J8i83. Call ·--~ gear lJeI•~·· Nancy~3i9:t pm. care: Ages 2 fhru 5. Dec. 4 m=UMP==ET~. -O~l~d.~S~t-u-d~i 0 liereditary. Aft 6. 497-2686. 5.5H700. w/'72 91,ii .HP eng. waded xlnt cond. nooo. fiml, • S..tu • Urvlce • 979-5965/646'-0388 •
WATJ;R. HeaW~ ~ pJ elec. thtu Dec. 22. By appt only, model. With case and mutes 4 KJttens, !Gng-haired. 2 F, 1 GENTLE quarter & w/extraa. $4800. 54&-llll. 968-l095 • Rent•l1 .91 FORD % ton heavy dut,y, ·o.n ~ ~ coSt. (or into . call 646-7117. like new, $125. 64&-1281. M, ':. ~~ F. Tubby, rcrob~~m!I mare. Good KITE SAILBOAT ~fA Ro~~ EXPLORER V-8, 4 spd.. $400. cash only. ~-_ ••J!nlwn., Co. "RIENTAL RUGS Fender Bassman..Amp. lOw 1 ~~4o~e6.r~~· Newsaill,.~traller S-29t9 3tt-09l2 _
-· Na·-b & o~·ntal rug•..,..,.,_ • 646-6147 aft 6 PM e I I~~~~~~~~~ =~ OF '48 CHEVY ~ T VAN $700 u;;;;:;::;;:r:t • .. ...,., ,-1t: .w IV BUCKSKIN &: QRTR Horse, HOBIE CAT 14' l97U Honda ,............,pped Ex· ' . '&,;.i1~.f + c!u~~e~" et ~sp s~ ~~ ~ristma~. Exrrt Office f!urniture/ 28 mos old, $250. or Best of-Xlnt cond. $850. cellent corxl. 1µ50.00 or best HUNTINGTON BEACH or Trade ~~ car,
Harden Eneerprtaes, 815 \V. se'll, rJa~~~Su~'. Equip. 824 I Ns n 5-liel Jl~I -fer. M.'>-7879 Sl!J-6.110 (Orange) offer, 641-a370. 18*)1 Beach Blvd. 842-!m31----"=-=---
181b St., ~· 60-2842. 20'l3 S. "'1ain, Santa Ana, IBM h-..writer, desks· 1 ,:;;···----~~ LARGE 6 yr Gelding, has all 20' G~ Sklop, new paint YAM mlni Enduro, Xlnt ed. HUNTINGTON BEACH Autos Wint.cl 961
EXTRA J.-o twin bed, new 557·1212 or 545-5070. •..-.-shots. Western. $32S. Call • 4 cyl. mbrd. ANY OFFEi Down pipe, port @zh Many '71 SHASTA 20' -·.. -chairs, wall bar, files, conf •rn ~ . Steve, 494-51134, 491_....... . xtnui, best oUer, 644-6ll9 • '73 Olds c-d.1-· ~• bed. ' tull li:t.e. Harxl MINK Jacke-t. Med. sz. table. lt!oving, must sell. Peta, Gener•t -M>Wo 11n.,._
la11.-nmo"·er, new. Sat only, Beaut. linger tip length, &33-8350. -'-"--'-----16' Hoble C11t. $1400 y~~ .=~· rm: TRAVR TRAILER S11preme 9 to·S. 1615 ~brador, C.M. Natural Gunmetal, Female DRAFT''g tab" •••k com'-Fish S.le I~ 642,2756 Aft ~ 833-8256 ' ·~ ....., .-..: eng.
2 'J;'WN IZ:.-m&trtlln & in· skins, New corxlition. Excel 5· Hamilton. 'S;;'r. bal. ad-ReaWar • Special I ---Ind ~ ,e 32' TRIMARAN 7 ffp dle8eJ HmoroOND, -,~ ~xln _.__ , Auto Trans, Air Cond, ytnyl te-""" &: metal fl'ames, Chrlstmru;; gift. P.fake reas . · 1 LI t fll d Black Mollys 69c 6-$1 ~ • . • A "" ·CC, t Mwope, $2295 Root, ~";nd, -Make oHer, offer. Call Dorothy 54Hl00 =~ corxt': s.:m ~ r· Cardinals 59c S.$1 · i . =: =y built, make Scram551_297b41~ pipes. $19 5 · $90'.16 1i'13-~ days, 979-1180 eves/wknds. 10" C&rpo Knives $3.98 $169 i 11 · + tax ll lie.
""'""'""UE dinina ta b I e , lifOVING Eul _ A 11 S~.~rs $8-$23b, wood desks Zebras Auratua 98c , 59c BOlits, Gener1I 900 18' Xlnt cond: cntrbrd, F/G, 1967 Yamaha 100 ) 9 6 4 Fully sell conlained. Sleeps !& tax '6r E ~· <»•"-'.--_,....,.,,, Stor ca $«). 867 W. Brime Shrimp Flakes 98c 69c Sloop. Cost $2400, sell $1750. Yam1.ha 80, Runl kreat! a.ix. (HWS895). mo. ' '
orthOpedlc double bed com· houRhold llt'ms. G . E. 19th CM, Piette, 642-3«l8. Lrg Biozonics F 11 t er 8 8'12' Boston Whaler type 499-2484/494-roU, Both for $19S 968-l86S. $71•67 mo. lmm.cli1te Delivery plete, steamer trunk. misc. refrig. · Cheap. Ph . Sl9 95 Sl2 99 d'"~Y new -nd u--• LEASING 548-8683 642-3207. Pianos/Organs 826 ·. · .. ,._ .. • . '"" · """ SAILBOAT 18' new stainless '69 HONDA 90. Nu triaJs, total cash selling price inc. ---------ORGAN HOBBY Purchase 'J'.urtle bow~ al twice. Ong. $345. Ofr. rigging&: Sails, $T.5 or $575 piston. etc. $'75. or aell for 1973 sales tu & lie. fee is . ALL MODELS •••••••••••••••••••• ,.git!.,. pncc & recc.vc 645--0004. without trlr. 548-l!iBl. I parU. 64&-1082, · $2456.73. with 00..,, ol AND MAKES
Green Tw1le Free! $329 = del~ t · South Calif ' Boat /M l HODAKA '68 Ace 100 5 spd .JV <=•~Ym · ptl<"e em QrJlll ~~'' (--c;•c:==---=-=,,..-: Don't buy any , .gan until The Tropic Zone E 1 • ar ne -.-&o.!I, Slips/Docks 910 all street. equlpro•i. $175: fur 36 mo, is .62. A.P.R. ·t quip. ~ 645-2155 1• 12·993 · 1st National you can play! Non.players 2064 S. Ma.in, Santa Ana SLIP for power boat, 13' to e Salet e Service
welcome to attend free work 979-Fish 40 H.P. elect. Johnson with ~·~oe~yt ~i!:e '.
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South American, 9 controls completely re bit. ~._ --.,-...o-cood, low mi, Must aeU. $300 Ill MMNllf5 Contacl~o;S~leterich mo. oJd. Good pet. $45. Call ·i~~Ys.=.~3~!;: ~b O>ast Hwy, Newport or offer. 548-4648 EXPLORER .2001 Michelson Drive
"' !168-?398. · ·n HONDA, 350 SL; $525 (Comer of MacArthur)
Coas t Music Service REBUILT Cbryslcr marine NE.'W Slip, Takes 35' power Xlnt cond. Xtra dirt. & OF Irvine, Calif. 92664
Newport Blvd. at Harbor Dogs 854 transmission· 2 to 1 reduc-boat Water, elect, rest rma street equip, 557-'ffiJIJ HUNTINGTON BEACH TI4/m.8620 213/627.Q36'7
Cosla l\fesa I -~--------tion gfllr, hydraulic shaft avail, 615-7851 BOY'S Stingray 3 spct!d bike, 18801 Beach Blvd. 842-8803 REWARD
*PIANOS.ORGANS* AKP1;;, $'1i ~ ~~J.~'9 w/adapter. 64>-45l4. -. --·. Spood, I. Sid 911 xlm cond. $30. 545-2158. HUNTlNGTON·BEACH llamn1ond, \Vurlltzer, many Boats. l'ower ' ~ _ <Ooe~t&~.~M~•'_!sa~-----1-'====oc_=="'--J wks, 645-3629. ..,.. ,..-_ .0 others. Pre-season specials, "" Ft .x:k P,a,y 200 series. 1 '61?-HONOk, CD 173 • Trait.rt TrllV*I 945
mod el close-0uts. Piano & GERMAN Shepherd 4 25' inboard OWeill boat, Sipe year new. 445 CI Oldsmobile dirt/ltreEc't. $215. Jin1 'at ' WILL PAY OYER
Organ rentals. l\1oney sav-months, AKC regislercd, 6, nu cushions, canvas, pack·a-jet engine. Equipped 9794842 or 644-8025. '72 Tent Trailer, used OJlce.
ing bargains arc here tight sholL $50: lm-7283. Ooor, newly dee orated, for fisbing • water siding. LADIES Rale:igh Er.glisb Elec toilet, t-tc. Musi sell. Kedu Blue Book
now al: OOBY-AKC, 21,l yrs, trained, P.lu.st ~ to be 11 eve, 1''ully equipped tan do m Bicycle. Excellent oondiUon Take iwer p y men ts. F 1"J1 -~-I I W ellichs Music City friendly. $50. Call days only 84H883. trailer. Thia outfit is like $50. 646-5116 SJl-2686. or • • ~ , c ••n,
South Coast Plaza f>40.2830 5'i8--0261 31' CHRIS Cabin C'ndser, ~ new. Original oogt 192JXJ. 'Tl YAMAHA S500 CC CLEAN 2 trlrs 24'-Z!' Like low mHHp domet-
OiRISI'MAS Special, 4 days shape, twin eng. radio, =.e $500J. Phone Rea!ntty overhl.llled $4So new._ Sest otfl!I'. 64&-~ tics,. Imports, truck1or
*PIANOS.ORGANS only. Afghan puppies, 6 :r:: = xtras~J~~ •548-'l94S11r alter 4. campers.
Going Out For Bus.lness moe. AKC. 962-91115. . in comfort. $99'lS. 675-85T1. lm6'0~ •. ~.n~~1pw., ·~tt y AMAHA 125 dirt bike, -....a •n IDEAL 25', shower & tub, Call and ask for Buyer
Best quallly · prices . serv. BICHON FRlSE, AKC w• ".VJ-~ ~-..... """"" 6"""" ts · I S/C load DAVE ROSS • Kawai·Stein"·ay-Baldwin, elc. $500. SHOW HOMES SKIPJACK 20, F1ybridge, port model, $1500, O>St nu corxl incl helmet. racks & ':f. • 1111', comp • ·
Player Pianos & Rolls ITI<I) 839-'1208 FWC DJ.. hp interceplor $2500 637;220. others PIS. 56-2574 • $3«l0, M5-350'i, 675-3031.
Rentals ....... We Buy-Sell motor, ounlggeti, 2 radios, MUSJ'•aell 14' Sid boat Ir: '69condYAMAHA. "11\ Twin 100, good Treit.n,. Utility 947 PONTIAC Daily 10-6 sun 12-5 AFGHAN puppies, beautiful fa!M-recorder, head.l.n~t Trniler. , _....
FIELD'S PIANOS , Reds w-Blk mask. Low, low tank, Etc. 15(XXI. 543-MM , S3l-2lG4, 54S-8995 * ~3192 * FlATBED trailer 12x6, $150: •
Costll Mesa (TI4) fi45-3250 PticeS~ '.._Cru.lse?'::'G¥9 671 deisel ~~~~~~~~~I ·n~. Art 6 pm, 2408 Harbor Blvd. BALD\\'IN Organ l\1odel 46 OUTSTANDING BORZOIS! S.S., lath, T.ill. -,~ ;: XJnrcmd. 1695. --676-107& .. _ Gott•-MeH 5464017
HP, ab!lolutely perfect cond. =! ~~7~t -Mooring avail. Pvt pty. I Tia_SJ,-1-l·J • 551-5259 • Auto S.rvla,. Parts 949 WE PAY TOP This is a profeulona1 in-n4/67S-2381. . . . '71 Kawasaki 350 Big Hom-•
strumenf, cost over $3(0), Pedigree Afghan Pups 22'· BAY Boat, bl.t by Si>uth Low mileage. Xlnt cond. Undeneal CASH Will sell for bert offer. r~ t tn •~ 6 cyi G -1100 832-8636 ~"' -· cay $000. 96>-?67'. s-lal Marine with only 350 hra. C""'pers, S.le/Ritnt 920 HONDA Mini·"'-" "" r--PLAYER PIANO, Wurlitzer GREAT Dane, 1 yr, good $2750 or offer. 714: 640t2T.Xl Runs good•;;:: JV "Pmlent Ru.II &: C.or'rosk>rl" t used & t?ucks jusl
electric. Walnut cor1B0le, 3 disposition. Xlnt watchdog. * 30• CRUISON SEDAN _ SHEILS for import short.bed • 5'8-329'7 • , Assus~ dll!t &: water tight or can •
yn old, New $1700. sen $75. 968-6)54 .~ Very beamy-lge interior. & 8' trucks. Custom shells, underbody "lncludei steam call U1 for free estirnales. ~~:. Call Duke, 832-5611 3 pl~;=~ :CJ:$h_I>UP-(;f e~~t extras~ 8:J~11~m LS~~~~ Dirt~~ Ex3:'~! $.tr.:•·;Au ~~ & = GROTH 6HEYROL£T
CHICKERING G-·•. 5', 2", 49H996 646-0)2. e 546--2182 • Product'I) •ou"' 16' Runabout boat, 3S HP &%' CaboYer GUSTAFSON Ask tor Sales Manager 1 ~~154~~f·e~~'. ~~ AKC &xer, fem pups, 6 wks, evinrude & controls, g!Ms camper, .,11.; j; ~!i SA~<fti. ~11r=: LINCOLN.MERCURY ~1 Beach Blvd. As~ng $100. Hold for huU, 15" wheel. trailer, $850. hide.a-bed ir<:n, ~ .. • .. ; .. i. .___ "A"-A"-"-A ~ ... A ·-•-~ W Hunt~on Beach eves. Christmas, 963-5575 642-5872. · ..,.. ... _. ...... Utlr ~ ""~... u.I"'" •t erner 847-608? · KI 9-3331
X 0 0 H f arxl 2'&tools $1'.KI. 96&-37'12 Moi& HIOmlOO Hunto':ytan •--h "" ammond Pro · Organ AKC, DOBERMAN Pups. 10 lti' Gluspar, 100 hp Mercury ,64 Font F.mnoline Cam --WE PAY TOP 001.J.AR
in xln 'I cond. Cost over wks, Shots, ear cropped, OB, trailer, $1700. Xl.nt 0., -P'd, pop tnn n _ _, peotr'.· S.le/Rent 940 ''Home the Viking'' FOR TOP USED CARS $10,000, Pvt pry will sell for t"7I!: ...... U52 cond Pho ....., "'"'" -, ¥_.... QCI>~ •-...... If · -I ,., ... <>'Mr • • ne "'~· Pvt pty. ~3881.. BRAND _,.__ )'Ollr car 1s ex .... c can, =· a~:·r Plano for SCHNAUZER Pups. Shots, 27' Unifilte Crui9eT '69. Pert. 1969 Food % T.on, 10% • NEW vw Mntora, COf!lp_l~tely reblt. see uB~~R BUICK
Christmas. David T. Will bold for Christnias:. cond. Fully eqnlp. Xtras. Camper. Low mile& See to hut. &::: Guar. $290 &-up Ex-2925 flarbor Blvd ~'" " Torm•. 522-"366. Msk• ofr. 5411-<577, ·~-557 1989 all 5 pm 1972 NEWPORTER chango, Aho "' ., lo• "·-. Dupree, ~ D •..-ace La., -.-.----· "'·~ Ups & Val·-· Jo~. \,Ar.jta hlesa 979-2500 CM 545-4650 P E E K A P 0 0 pup~, 15' GLASfil>AR, 45 h.p, out. C ...... , • ...... ..o:: .,,. pe.rents silver. $25. board to Imma AMPER 1''""' w/paa-thru. Vlnce Automotive, 1366 K IMPORTS WAl\'TEO •• ·t, ·~
~ ..... ?e: ~~~~~ 111~${1~: Call MG-0642 cond. ·~ p. c. ~~ = Font pickup. YAN ·CONVERSION ~n~ve., Costa Mesa, %8:!8$ =~'
Sh~11 lo•• t ... ,_ trio tor 'takes! 651-2974 ST BERNARD· I yr old male, 30' TROJAN twin 195 hp., Cycles lllkM Bll.l. MAXEY TOYOTA <= ~ '"" very large. Xlnt marldnp. F1ybridge, many extras. ' McADAMS Bros. auto body ~ IK'~ri;'~k~=~· ~Pfu~· one ~RIGHT ~1:~8!_!;~ Show quality, 646-4056. $9,8)). Ph. 644-1836 Scooters 925 $5695 &: paihUng-Olmplete pajnt H Be=l Beach:t,lv~7-8555
vale party. .....,... AKC . 'Be I tri-<.'01 22' . '56 ,.,__,, Crall + tax 6: lie. . jobs I: mlnor denls $85. . .
fl at piece In 1lngle-alld-dou· or &&-1791. regis. ages, • o .... Boa't:'itke new. SCHWINN Continental b\cy. ExceUent lea.lures include &«5-7460. 1643 Placentia, Autos, Imported 970
hie crochet. Use knitting I S~po~r~t,cln"i-""'Good~~,-~8~30"' ~:..~. ~~.now . for U<AJ r:.,..l.' ,_ cle, oew tires. good corxl. Jenaen '"ilet, ,0 •• , &: ov"". CM. . wonted for coat, beret, '"'"""uUOUI ......-...... o .....-lUiJU $85 6VJ...3257 w -• .... ALFA ROMEO
Jw;t ONE PATTERN·IC8rl. Pa~tem 7491: coat, WJNCHESl'ER 30/30 model BASSET Hound pups. AKC, 14'AluminuJ11Fisherman,2:1 MAN'S, 3 ~.Engl.lab ltOhr;rss~L fu.l~.Ne~s ~~l----~~---
PART! Cut pe.ntt ud skii1 sizes 2-10 me!.; scarf, beret 94, new $ro. We,atherby 175. Ola.mp 11ited. Hold for hp Mel'CUl')', elee ltU't, tea· Racer. ·nm· libape, $35. total cash eelllng Fmce inc. 90-3580 att 6. •
all in one piece -aew one all size'a. 30.06, new, w/scoPf! $295. Clni8tmu, 637-8763.-than 10 hrs. $'195. 548-1056. 646-2969. 1973 aales,tax I: Ile. fee is VW ENOINE ~am •• bllashrxl ~es. wrap, and SEVENTY·nl'E CENTS Wlnchci;ter model 1200, 12 r;::::::: -'Z!~---------·---".'"'-..,, $6098.75. '84 mo. deferred 1500 cc • CVI .. l'.Ltft go! It • K>n s newe11 sue-for each pattern - add 25 gauge, vent-rib, long ba?Tel, ;..,, ......-v.nu
caa. cents f()J' each pattern for $120. L.C. Smith dbl barrel, ~ ~ST' '"'R G.A:,.·E'>ic~ ~ &>"~; ~'k $~9 oo;,n :... Prlnted Pattern 91881 NEW Al• Mall and Spocial Handl-12 gau.,,, dn'l cond, ~. 12 , ,ci , ,&/ ~ ~4. ' ' ~ .83 • ~~ Miaea' Slln S 00-12): N Ing; otherwise third-clau Gauge Ted Williams, vent-·· .-rr AvJ.PO•T•"-" '1C, $tr.• ISlSSJ . I I§] '
04-16}; L {l&-3>l •. Small de11vecy will take three rib, walnt. stk. oKln't col'ld, AIUU ...., wu. .........,.,. LINA ~ • S.let • Service . Autol lllll'S-. ~
taket 3~ yards 45-lnch weekl or more, Send to $135. Coleman lent, (Oasis) A u.u.11 Jf.. YawOol(TAdfvifyGuU. ~ wrour.ts. ' e Rent•l1 ·
fabric. • •Alice Brooks, the DAD.. y 14x18, tl8ed once, $*). all ~,,.,;. It ,. ~nli .... -fo the Stars. acf. n• EXPl.mR
sr;Wl!Mft·P'IVE CENTS PtLOT, 100, Needlecrafl 6prn, 675-1076. l)l,_.,5-1'Ml ~words==~!::= , t,tJ-'#• , AntlquH/Cl•11it1 953
for each paltll!m .. add 2S Dept .. Box 163, Old Chelsea 6 Man life raft, l'l(!ar new U US of)'Olol'Zodiocbirthtign. • ~
cents tor each t>attem for Station. New York. N.Y. roncl. $80. ~T:,: 20 1 All 31 W!ll ,1 /.nd , ... ~ I 1 ~ • '!'!Cl Enillah Riley, 4.2 Liter. ~
Air Mall and Speclal ltandl 10011. Print N11me, AddreM, All 6pm; 675-1076 • , 2R.d ~2W1H 62Fodl g·u , HUNT,1NOTON BEACH Top Shape! 13750 cash. ~ ..-.0
itlg; olhe":"use ~ink:= Z1p, Pattflm Number. 72 POOL TABLES-BRAND NU h1:i,~~AY,. 3~ i J!~ :!i:r ... #0(.11 m>t Beach Blvd. 842-8IJJ3 644-8270, 8 to~.
dellwry WI NEEDLE CRAFT ·' ! FACTORY DIRECT·LO AS [}..'<}; 51 JSS.-45c..-..-.J HUNTINGTON BEAQ-f Dune a.-les 956 • wetkJ!I or more Send to Crochet lmll etc F'tte 1 · ,=--"' 3'0f '6~ .. ..,. 1 -n ............ M.flrtin, \be OAD..Y d'--'·'" 50c' ' '-,,,7.$29='=-. -=6'U-~3461"i"'-'-'5'"'HM66',.'-'~ GIMIHl 7 ft 37~ 11---• ~'C=' ·2'r TRAVt'O ~--~..,, """ ~..-.. , ' r; ~··r-11, ,llF !,,~,.,., .~M-6lnM ... ~ DISCOV!iRER DuAL Buaf, Sand Winder. Pll.OT,.442, Pattern tApftt., Inttaot Mlcrame Book. BUCKLE & lace lkl boots, ~"'_"."1 •• 9Not 39ic..p 6t&t ....... 20'-i' OONTINltNT~ Excellent cnndlUon. fJ..tOO. m Wnt 18th St., ew Buie. fancy knots •• pat· Sz. 61,S I: 8. $25. each. (JllfflJO 100n AOA 70FI"" otC.2r 3')' P.RIDE a: JOYS l=c.u""'"'""'''--"'847=:0·---=~1 '~ N.~ ~: ~·OO..;,.._'"" Booll ~ 645-<t26G or 8.1>-6404. "'1~ 1l~ !l~ ~i; IJ.??-35-0•ltl--VAN CONVERslONS. Trudtl 962 ,
llP, 8DZ and lfTl'U Learn by""Plctum1 Pet· ~ •• ~~lo, HIFI, ~ 13Wlll .QTo n1" -Wes e Service e Rental1 -
NUMllEL terns. $1.00. 136 ~:r11•i11 l~~ ~~ ~6,ode(I ""'°"'"· * Dan..-lllC'. *·~.'!,~air ~~d.·~.· SEE MOl\E Qulck Oomplet4! l•fant Gin 8octk VIDEO Tape""''""· Akal ,,,y .. , l'~Jol ""Gtt 761rw1te ote •. u A .. ._.. \ ~,, n.llltiN aod chxles one -mote than 100 gtrtJI -., l7Newl 410f 71Att"'*8 J.#:11 '1.~ 13801 ltarbor Blvd., O.G. ~49 aft 8:30, •I da,y ~ tree ir.n our JlOO AC/DC, Portable, nu w/fac i)\. 2,.lS.'!~ Tl~ A9ToU 71At• l,tl7-36-«I~ 531"*XI "'Sun""'.~~~~=~--I :7~er-ca1Uoc.-A11 ~plete Atrbu Bonk -:~m:.Upcam':.'. ~ ~....,,.., -:I;:·· ~~ ~{:."-.SW. -Next_to_G.G. DaUun '84-Ecd,--li T-2iclLU-W-ON-t>.iSPLAY.--uarrZi!l ~G BOOK $1.00. convtttf'I'," battery ~~uo 21~ ~II~ llHrNI "OU.WW RenttA•MOW-Home The~BrownCo. Siles Servlet'
.,.. IOill.)t, wnr tomcrrow. ti JU(1.JC111f BnM:i • !'iOc. charrer,. '"' atl retail price, '~ J:_: ~er, · il~ . C ~ . JA'f lf fer yeur '(M:effon ill E. l7th. C.M. 646-168<1 PartJI Bod,)' Shop
SL JI.-<I II ,,_ ......... $44.34a l2t • •• >AV~ ., .. _ '"'-'"' 11.;n • * m-at\ *, '.IO Chevy Pickup i!·-.. --:J INSTANT FASHION ~· t-1-9-t• '5A '""" ""' e ~ ·-~ e 1!50 ·e 4!19-3862) -·~t. ]ttipn BOOK -lfundreda of Qklll Boel: t-ltl tHltt&ms. COMBINATION TV . ttCOnl 1-*62 16°'*81 &6~ Mei.y n ro•-... WU-•IU.£oo;t ar l gur
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. ......... q.lt llqM: I -Black It whlte 16", perfect ';fCA,AU..D 2.9Nlecl MA nL"""'°'" HI. It .... l11J, wit. Pvt Pty. tn.nm'I, ' new w..,., ~ ... -
Dlart llW up the lhfpf ·50c. e0nd.fti5.644-15.'S7 • 6t'l'?.sH1.n ai>Todat 600.. 9011.. olfAA.• S:f8.{'3.1 · aoodcond,$1900.~7671 v
•'IJll"lt .. clul!~J_!Up ~Oil• for......,. .• Uvt111 -MACNAVOX AM/FM 1tereo ~·~ t<.:>. IO\• 6', l2/2 t.._,;_,,.(J ·* 'T.1 PACE AllROW U'. '63 V..S FORD Fleetatde 'ff Alpha ltn:i CuUli ~r • ... R 'I ' Kl"'30-r~. 15 bttutlfUl psUm& 50c. radio .. ncon:I pla,ytt + 25" ~ ·""" ·· 5A~Gooi \SI~ "Naw:al alr,..:nrL rMJ dl,t A !kl ml. w/rack A: hltch. $650. 5 rpd, Nloe, S47S or offft all Ill••-""°=.'c.TV'-''-"'°""'--"7621."'--__,.,~-----------------------------..,.,...Tiiiltmoltee. IN4-G!tl. Ml 41162 MlHIQ,
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Au!M, Imported 970 Autot, lmportod 970 A-. lroporiOct 970 Autos. 1._w 970 Aut .. , lmpor1ocl 970 Autos. Ueocl.
A LFA ROtifEO . -,.,,,J=A'-G-UA_R __ l_,,,,...,.P_OR __ S_C_H_E___, -·YoiiswAGEN VOLKSWAGEN IUICK
990 Autos, llsocl
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990 AutCIOI UM4
BUICK
990
'72 AlJPHA ROME
BERLlNA 12,00D m 11 e a ,
must all, movlna out state.
$3375, 639-9978. IAR:m.118).
ALPINE
'69 J_.r 2+2 '116 911, S -· dorlc blue '66 VW ~ '68 V.W. '64 BUICK SPECIAL BtJICK '66 Rlvk:re CS.Low '64 Bulcl< w,..n, Good ttteo.
Air Beau~ ?aotet&IUc Silver black ·lnteriorl M c Ar e e Bug. 4 apeed, raa.IO, heater, Sq k StatJon Wagon l'ili. White. A~t /FM, air, Runs good! $273.
wi red leather lnterior, Se111 magi1 M1che In, Konles, clean car. (ZRTB87l. Only UGrebaC * MB-5M9 • tull pwr. Pvt pt)'. 873--'!099 56-7770 than 4CXm miles. Ult~ 1 how condition . 5995 owned onl• •-.oo n~. ·· Original bei&e and ver)I Want ad results . . 642-5678 Clus1fied Ads . . . 642"5678 Sell Idle Items-. . 642·5678
'69 BtnrJ< n.ivt.-, oriJt, owner, l1.d".fu1tCs, uh-,
tape, bvcket 11eets. nrw
tires. $2795. Q'5-4707.
.1 _..,,, • clean. Here Is really Kood ---------
541Hll4 dlr. , RENAULT HOWARD Chevrolet 'economy. Low prioe In a Autos, lilow 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New
1964 S\rnBEAM Alpine, good '69 XKE 2 + 2. AIMpokea-Newport Beach !an:tiJ.v statkln wagon. (WBV·
cond. '650. AM/FM-auto. New paint l '72 R-'ault St. "Wi1gbn MacArthur Blvd I: Jamboree Tll) $1099. Bill Maxe)I * ~ * tin!t. Lo mJ. Like new V·ll. Automat1c trans. leg than 833-0555 Toyota, 18881 Beach Blvd.,
AUSTIN AMERICA """· 644-S21S. '1000 mtlos . wm sacrifice '72 KARMANN GHIA Hunt. Be""h. 847-85"5.
KARMANN GHIA ""'f Mr-eo·n~~ ~·"" s.ve.p,ooo. •nd.otlll ••• "" M""u~_ .. sjll·~!:2 _,,.• rnw LEAVING the coun~must or • ..... \Ul"• ' lory warranty Only 10 ._.... ""· v•ca.·-e.~· "'"'
·Sac. 'TO ~Un Amer. Xlnt '72 Karmann Chia TbYOTA months old wuh k>w mile. ~rm:' OJ" best oC(ei: •. ,
·eond. $975/belt. 56-781.C. Save $100) and still &et tac-age. AM/FM radio. Mwt ~=~· -,~--,---=--!'
tory w ty Xlnt cond TOYOTA'S see tp appreciate. Cos! 'U/ vw. cooa cond. Run.I A.USTIN HEALEY AM/FM~_,_s.n $22Di 13,250. will ..n for $2,250. Xlnt. 1100 o' best of4r.
Prl/pty. 536-5ot9 Pvt. Pty. . 645-679'J/~3372.
'61 Austin He.iey Sprite, MAZDA '73'S 536-50<9 VOLVO
engine alnt, body """· ·------· __ '68 VW Camper Need• clutch work:. Beat of-
ler owr $100. 675--0970, L'lk * AT * Now at '72 Prlc~ '· Whtte pop-lop '"'""'' wtth VOtVO for Mike : v~ radio, eJec. t'etri&eration,
1959 106 series. Reblt. eng. MANY MODELS . and iplit tnn seat <vwr-'Jl'S .
Nu top. XJnt body. Aft 5:30 & COLORS 073). Hurry tor this oue.
, AUSTIN Healy Body & 3 18881 Beach Blvd., Hunt. HERE NOW! p.m. call 640-1041 LAST Imme. diate $1499. Bill M'axey Toyol.a,
·"""' ......,1s, m. """· • .,., Delivery a..dt. 847-8556. C • • D • eng:-$11ITT<n" ilr.64>'0061. --AT -'69 VW. llJOOc Xlnt -Oond. Ollle~tflt rtYll
BMW e e e See It · Yoo'll ~ ••• It AJr<on<i., """""f, wood In-·JODAY! 1 , """' rer. AMJFM, rear speaker. ,_........______ AUTOMATIC 10 •to....., 2 ,.,,. u.ooo
vi.It our ..,. home! · ROTARYS 91\ ••.. [ir.:• Mil.,,~Call eves 847-10<7
IMMEDIATE TOYOTA Ne" b'8kes. tune-up, back & lllmll QlllO '63 Bug _ Excellent cond.
tirea. radio. Int e rior '. DELIVERY t·~·u bo CM .~9303 .pe='C''ect="'.-"1525=·.o..675-~1345;=·~~
ROY CARVER, Inc. HUNTINGTON BEACH -SEE '&.DRIVE ·~ ~ .. Z :Ji,;;~~
234 E. 17tb st. MAZDA· The AU New '73 sell. 71</735-4296 or
Costa l\teaa 546-4444 682--7050
USED BMW's 17331 BEACH BLVD. TOYOTA 1971 s...,., Beetle. Low
H...c.,t .. .._._ mileage, headers, wood, ex-
•tt 1600 Vi MU. S.•tti ol w..., ~ l•i..:i · eel ,CQnd ., orig. warranty,
'70 2002 hM 1424666 W1D ,,-~""'o-~==-=-::-
'71 2800 SEDAN MERCEDES BENZ YOTA '!:W ru!'~'·b~;::M •• =: CREVIER BMW ~ to ~ '66 Mercedes Benz: 31u seat COIW<!rt!I ........... Sa.lea • Service · Lea.sing 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 $1900. 673-9266.
D .W. lst Sl, Santa Ana 200 Seri~s . LEAVING country, must sell 1969 vw Sun::liaJ Camper,
US.3171 4 door automatic, rad~, •70 Corona, brand new 27,IKKI miles. Ail custom CAPRI white side walls, beige ext. brakes tires &: paint job built. A beauty! 2256 Colum-
'71 Capri 1600 dlx model.
Sunroof. Vinyl int. Very
clean. $1400. Mu.st seU!
6T.-8<38.
CITROEN
Citroen Maserati
AWARD WINNING LUXURY CAR
R .. d lo Rally• Moton
Oranp County's Oldest Dlr.
1609 Pomona Ave.
eoata Mes& n4-MB-3559
All vinyl Interior, excellent 495--0120 ' bia Dr., C06t& Mesa.
conditkm.$SVE24.5. '65 Land~r. Excel cond, TRANSPORTATION bug 1566 4 wh1 dr. new valves, tirea 1 9 56, MeChanically ex-
See It . You'll Buy It g'OO(i brakes, t1500 or beat cellent. Everything works
offer, 968-6765. ""-ell. $350. m.-2985.
· ilfteav I •. ..!. '71 Toyota Land Cruiser, lo ,v.w, '68, Bug. iDreel. cond.
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'°""° Ltunl mi's, 1 owner, must sell. thru out. Ski racks &: VOLVO Will fin. pvt pty. 557-«>42 o' ehalm. 11,000. <93-4351.
58&-7444. ·n Soper Beatie, $1550
1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 71 Toyota $900 e Call 838-7405
'70 Mercedes Benz • 5'i0-3887 • • alt 7' 499-<ll67
280 SE Coupe ·n Toyota Landcrulser Lo '70 VW Cllmper, sundial
A silver classic, fully eqUip-Miles-Air-Con:!. $ 2 8 0 0 • co4~._~ firm.
ped. ,_W--02!~~7_. ~~-~~
Jim Slemons Imps. ·l!.:1~, .... eoro11a. ' "'"· ...i. ·~.":ii "'f~ 'f-'':" .~; iXlCA, One own., $120). .,.0 _11,, -Wi1rner & Main St.' 675-6617, ~1646 r ..:::~::,=:.:~;.,ex~•=-c;-===
SANTA ANA 54&-W..C '71 CORONA Mark II, 4 dr, * '12 POP-TOP CAMPER,
·n Mercedes Coupe, all powr, auto, sharp. 1 owner. $UIOO. tent incl. Like-new cord.
loaded, air, make otter.. 645'--0(9() r ..o.6.,,..o..=1538~-·~·-----
492-4584 '68 CROWN Wagon, R&:H, '68 V.W., good condition lhnl
air -•-t nd 11 ''"" out, S95Q or best otter.
' .uu *~Jass* .t!M-7197-or 6*-579'l. MG
•52 . MG, TD Classie, both '69 Toyota Crown Wagon, '66 VW Sqbck clean
tops, Excel body, new eng. auto trans, 34,IXX> mi. X1nt $850. m-4582
Sailor overseas, Offer cord. $1500. 961t-5&11.
See It -You'll ·Buy lt ·
.i•lf.IN W VOLVO
1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 * VOLVO '71, 142 E, air
cond., o'drive, red, xlnt
cond. $2995. a.52-1419.
tm Volvo, 4 dr, l700 ml.,
like new. $2150. Adele Ipsen,
Laguna Beach. 494-4320.
'59 Volw New motor, tires &:
battery extra clean $315.
548-1750
SEE & DRIVE
The All New '73
VOLVO AT' .· .,,o~t'
1966 Harbor, C.M. 6<6-9303
Autos, Used
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NEWPORT
DATSUN
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962--0224 TRIUMPH. '50 V.W. split window,
Otter. 548-i948 • '67 ~lark Convertible '61 MG, Brown, new pa.int,1--:::::"'·:=":'"'.'-:--1=-=~~~~-=,-:-* .69 •··'·'-Sky'·"· 4 ,_ -.& .Upl>ols. IJ8tl8.~ '67 'Tri......... 'GS VW Squuebad<, one too ~ -·· ~ · "'""' ........ ..,.,.., 1 M 1 n ~ .. ,_ 44,000 mi & 32,000 mi. _..__ , many can. us se uUll /h xi t ti
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1972 CLEARANCE • --------------DATSUN 510 '
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WE HAVE THE FINEST SELECTION OF PtffiVIOUSLY
OWNED CADILLACS IN ORANGE COUNTY! . . .
980
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IEACH
Spitfire 1'«11'1 '"'""---"'"-r , ps, n res. '69 Midget convert, ~ cond. one • .,.,...., . ........-••• u"-CLEAN! 842-2446
Wire wh.ts + xtras. Pvt pt;y. Ooe ot those hard to find VW Van Camper, '67 re.blt ~~!!!!!!!'!"''""""'!'""!"!"
536-3881. super clean roadsters wJtb eng, $650, or best offer '63 Buiek ruvtera, Loaded! 24 Coupe De Villes-20 Sedon De Vil\es-9 El Dorodos-3 Broughoms-'b3's lo '71" . . 1000 W. Coell Hwy.
645-6400 MGB hardtoporiginalred (TPJt. 645-1369.. Desperate. Make oft.er.
~1) S199. BW Maxey Need a "Pad"? Place an ad! 557-8469. . WE f:IAVE THE NEWEST OF DATSUNS IN INVENTORY FDR YOUR SE~ECTION
_M_G_B-.-.,-. -wbi-.-,.,-w-/Blk--tnt.-1 ~:. ~B!vd., Mobil• Hornes 935Mob ~"-,-;~1.~Ho~.-.... ---93=5
'71 Datsun
. Pickup Camper
Perfect for-weekending -very
clean, low ml!eage, economy
hauler. ('181BZVJ $1899. Bill
Maxey Toyota, 18881 Beach
Blvd., Hunt. Beach. R47-8555.
24QZ, lmmac., low mileage,
1971, gold-raUy stripes-mag
whJs-alr. Priv prt)I, mus!
sell. 6'15-81B3
~y "'~ ..... "1.:l' 1~i VOLKSWAGEN
week. $150. 673-2547
'70 MGB • 22,000 miles, ney.o '68 VW, needs engine work:,
tires. Private Party. $1895. $450. or best ofter.
as'l..8855 or 894-:ll6o. 49J..0041
'07 MGB, only 35,000 miles, '61 VW SQBCK
must sell. $1000. Sl(Kl)/best otr. 536-6988
~ ...---'61 vw -ll'll get you &re &;
'70 MGB-GT. Xlnl cond has a sunroof too! $225. or
Desi otter lakes! otter. 54&-7670
64-H'f69 or &45-6827 '&I VW, 31,000 actual milea,
OPEL radio, good tires, top cond.
Slll95. 552~
~ nd '61 vw Bug, -good. '69 Opel Kadett,. &..,.... co .. $150 °" Best 0Her1 lo mi., make oiler. P~ase e 963-422'l • ·
call 96S-1664. I "· c-c'''=''=""-Oo=--7.-.,-~
968 K _.ft t' 68 V.W. Bug. Excellent con. OPEL I a....,tt sta io n dition, radip. $800.
wagon • Xlnt con:!. $'100. Pvt 962-8430
pty. 64+-8818 =~P=Eu'°G=E"'O"'T;--'61 vw Sqbcl<. New mofbr, ,int body. $850. M>-0581,
53&-7472.
'69 Peuneot ·10 vw Q>nvert. 2 New ttres, ., new top. 0 Serviced by the Station Wagon book. •oo-:ms art 6 PM.
Automatic trans, radial tires, '67 VW Camper, reblt eng.
heater, 960AFV. 11DI. Xlnt cond. Daya S 17 66 552-"'1<. eves, 615-4542. ·
See It • You'll Buy It VW ~· pan&: accessories, no engine.
962-84.76
Trucks 962
Visit our New Service Center ind .gmt
your R V lub.d ftff (nothing to buy) and
talk-ov•r any-R. V problems with Roger.
DANMAR INC.
MOTOR HOMES
SALES • SERVICE • RENTALS
13801 HARBOR BOULEVARD , GARDEN GROVE
Next to Gard•n Grov• Datsun * 714/531-6800 *
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.itutl.W 9' VOLVO lm DATSUN Pickup, 24,tXXI
miles, $1475. Firm!
557--8187 1966 Harbor, CM. 646-9303
•se DATSUN RDadster PORSCHE
IGJ. rn."26 ------.,.--11 '71 Porsche 914 RAT
TRUC.K SAL.E!
Awearance lfOUP, air cond., "10 124 Spider, maas, car '$ speed, l owner $3499. '155-
CO\l'er extra clean. MUST bzR.
sru.'. 12000. _,..,. CREVIER BMW
• 1 "70 -U4 Sp)'da' • low ml 208 w. 1st, Santa Ana AM./FM, Exe. Mech cond. 135-3171
$1875. 673-8161. 84H1m :-:-,.,,.::'io7"=r::::: II
HONDA '70 Ponc:be 91<. App. Grwp
Chrome rims. radials. lo
Honda
'70
2 door. 4 speed, radio, good
transportation car. 650BQE.
Only
$766
See lt • ~ou'U Buy I\
miles, Xlnt rond. ~
67)-:l907
IMMACULATE '66 Porsche
912, 1ilver w(blck lnl, $3500 -ol!er. 60-5078; 214
t.uaonia, N .B.
FULL PRICE
~2777 ....... ,~.
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'71 OOUPE DE VU.I ,E
FACTORY AIR CONDITIONTNG, vinyl top,
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AMIF?.t, cruise cont:r,.ol, many deluxe xtras.
(050CXVI
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'68 SEDAN DE VILLE
Factory Air Conditioning, f\111 power. vinyl
top, leather Interior, tilt Ir telescopic steering,
¥-t!F1f radio, etc. {VDP877J
$2222
'71 ELDORADO
Convertible. Leather Jnterior , full powl'r, fac-
tory air, tilt wheel, AM/FM stereo \11lth tape
player, power door locks. twilight sentinel,
cruise control, extremely low mileage. ( 404086)
16555
'66 SEDAN DE VILLE
Full power, factory a.fr conditioning, cloth &.
leather interior, AM/FM radio, power door
locks, Jess than 51,000 miles. Shows out.6t&nd·
ing care. (SRM133)
$1666
'70 SEDAN DE VU.IE
Vinyl top, tapestfy Interior, full power, fac-
tory air, t.Ot wheel. AJtt-Fl\f, f>OWer door locks,
twlllji;ht sentinel, 6 to choose from. As Low as
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'70 CAD. HROU61IAM
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ter ior, dual comfort seats. vinyl top, full pow-
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·controh light Benllnel, most all xtras. (033·
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3999
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'72 OLDS 91. ·
Luxurious 4-dr. llardtop; factOry air condi-
tioning, full power vinyl tbp, ~tJful 4&,P!S-
try-Interior,· tilt wheel. Auto. tram., radio.
heater, W/W Ures. Absolutely showroom frcstl
WITH LESS than 9000 miles.. See tO"'belleve.
<588EAD I. 84777 , .
'71 SEDAN DE r:.E
Vinyl top, Full power and i• " ait condi-
tioning, Lealhcf Interior , ,til e \\'tu;¥!,
JX!Wer door locks, AM-FM ~o,-ltt. t.4;30£Zl)
' " I' '84999 . .' . ' .t . -.. '
''12 FLEETw~D \'" r •
Bri>U&ham-Vinyl top, Leather, dlllll ~rt
sea ts, full power, factory ait.-tilt1 wheel. A1-1-
FM ste.teo, powep door locks, ~ cootrol,
twilight sentinel. <611EACI. li '°"' . ' '
'72 MERCEDES '2SOS
u-ss than 7,60Q miles. Factory ail;1!){JWcr1tcer·
ing &: disc brakes. automatic. ttll le'ather in·
terlor, AJ\t /Fl\1 steN'O multiplex. most all de-
luxe cxlra.s. 1m c ex1
SAcLE PRICED
'68 ELDORADO
Full power, factory air, AJtf·FM atereo. padd-
ed top, Leathc-r interio r, power door locks.
Vinyl top, full J)C)wer, .factor)' air, custq~
Ult-tcle ~heel. (215.BSYl '
$2'777'
'71 GRAND PRIX
Vinyl top, full power, fact.on' air, custom
sport y.·heels, vinyl bucket strat.11, local 1
OY.'l'l('r rnr y.•ith less than 16,000 mi~.
t139552J. .
$i\LE PRICED
. I • Hours: 8:30 AM to 9:00 PM Mon. thru Fn.
9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Sat. an~ Sun.
'
NABERS_
2600 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
540a9J00~ ;j
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4.J DAILY PILOT • _ .......
ALL CARS LISTED ARE
'GUARANTEED 100°/o
1967 VW BUG
:4 1pe4HI. ••di•. M111~r t w•rd. 4 1peed, ••tr• nite. IVDA 7t7J
. $9118
1969 ,vw 'Bue:::::?
Autom11tir. 1tic~, r•dio, bumper gu1rd1,
while wall t i•e1, .,.i,,;,1 m191, imm1tul1te
co11d itio ... i2VF J'i2)
$1288
1968 VW CAMPER
$1588
HARD TO FIND
'
VW, b PASS. PICKUP TRUCK. Thi1 li1rd
to fi11d pickup ;, in 11c:ellenl cot\di+ion.
ISKK 5101
$11-88
1969 VW SO. BACK
lu99•9• rett t•dio, 4 1peed. e•c•llent
t o..Oit•on. IYPT 511)
$1388
1968 vw
4 1pe.d. U11belie'<'1blv cle111, 4 tpeed,
Radio, Bumper Gu1..l1. (VGJ 204 )
$1088
1910 vw ·euc
4 1pced, redio, eb1olu~lv 1potleu. ( 112
ASP)
4 1p1ed, f11 ctory iti•, redio,
guerds, 1h•rp. 1159 IZCI
$1688 .
bumper
DEMO SALE!
ALL UNDER FACTORY NEW CAR WARRANTY!
.LARGE SELECTION
Two Examples:
411 YW DEMO
"'ulo. hens., redio. Bt.autiful Met11lic Blu e
wit+. Gt•\' lnl•rior. 5,J2D mi. H•1 N•w
C•r W•rT•nty to 24,DDD mt or 24 mo.
Only
1972 VW FAST BACK
4 ipd., r1dio, bump•r grd~ •• B1 i9• with
m•tching in t••ior. Stock No. 062J.
Solo Price $1 99 5 OO
GARDEN WEST
CL KS WAGE
1§1 I l§J I 1§1 ~[ ;;; ..... ;;; ....... ~1§1;1 ~t------.::l§]~.-.1 990 Autot, UMd 990 Autot, UMd 990
------
990 Autoo, UMd 990 Autoo, UMd
CADILLAC (:AMARO CHEVROLET CADILLAC
CAD '&I Cpc rlt-Vllll'. full
pwr. air, Loadf'd, F..>.:t'f•I
colld, M'usl ll(!tl. S500 or 01·
fl'r. 6'/:>-fd&t alt ~
'69 Cadillac Convert.
all JlWr, Xlnt 1<f'lnd. Red,
$2400 •• 644-1179 * '69 DEVILLE CONV. l.i.kt> new. Only $2950. Otl\'1'.
~ 1972 or 4M-061S.
PRIVATE P111'1y•
'70 CndillJi.c Eldor1u\o
$4300. 61>-7429
'65 CADILLAC, xlnt cond ..
slightly damaged rear. $500.
M5--0306 or 963-3580 an 6.
YOUR ON!Y ttn !=oupo ci.v1n1 'al CAMARO, ad """'· V-j!,
}'ACTORY 5,W> ml. 1''ully equipped. ~bit.. u.lr, PIS, PJB,
I~. WARRANTY
'71 CAMARO AUTHORrzED Gold w/wttite ¥in.YI top. radio/tape. $1700.
Showroom c..'OOCI. $6,@, Pvt , -"MCO.M.:.128=. -----'-::8· a~,t~mb~~:.J>"ft" lltffr-
CADILLAC --· ·--• ,. mg,~. ~· """ mn. ..........,, . .,...,.....,, • IOJe, A sharp car. (155DJl'C )
D>:ALER 1970 Cad EldQrod<>·-fully CHEVROLET only ,
'· equjp'd. Gold w/blk vinyl 1--------$2895 Ulrgest S('lf·'<'1~.n1 of Cadil-top. ~lint rond. $4891 1968 Chevelle super Sport, 4
lar!I 111 OnutKC County. 6#-78$ or &»-1786 .spd, tpe dck. Xtras. $11XX1 or HOWARD Che'lro'9t
Salc11-Lcasini,:. / 1-1DORADO '68, Loaded & bc9t olfer. 645-8454. Newport S.•ch
immac. Azure blue with blk '00 CHEVEU.E SS, 4 11pd, ~tncArthur Blvd "'Jiunborce Nabers
Cadillac
v. top&. leather. $2695. Or xlnt cond, PIS. $79 5. , ___ l-'1_3-0_S_s_s __
offer 49i-1338 or 835-1100. ,:5.1::;7c;-<51.1~=~--~ '~
1960 CHEVY Impala,
2000 llAU.BOR BL. CAMARO 1nwportation ear, rwt1
OOSTA MESA _ good. Best otter. ~ 54()..9100 Open Sunday CAD '68 CDV, loaded. Best 1971 CAMARO Ttally Sport, '67 IMPALA S.pruis sta wgn.
offer Ov<!r $200). (YPSm8). Dail)' Pilot Want Ade have xlnt rond. $2600. 1''ac1Dry air, R&:H. Xlnt
1970 Chev. Concoun Estate,
8 Pruss. Sta. \Ven. Pwr.
Steerin&' & braket, AM.FM
Stl!reo radio. Wt 11.eet. whl.
Factory Alr, 41ggage r.tek, new tite1 A: hn.keL Panel-
~. Aaklng $2575. 567..fll61. 675-12£,6. bargains galore. 673-4.'IX) or M6-()73) cone!. ~1358
Autos, Ulld 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, UHd 990 Autos, UMd 990
GREAT USED CARS
'10 Y.W. FAmACK $AYE '10 CHEV. NOYA ................ $1795
'71 SUPER BUG $1795 IOSlGllKJ
Rilclla, HealM, Xlefl! Cond. (7"60JOI
'67 MUSTANG ..... , ............. SAYE $AYE '68 V.W. FASTBACK (VTl/4.221
(XEVlll)
'71 Y.W. BUS ...... '. ............. $2495
'10 Y.W. BUG $1495 AM/FM AMllo, $""' Roof, !WEXXl
All<llD, Hffl!f'. Str. l9QflM: '71 JEEP WAGON ................ $AYE
'66 V.W. BUG $895 • Whftl Drive, A.&H., Aviv. Tnns., F'owe>r Si.r-109, Ct:JIDUFt
(AXNol021 '67 Y.W. CAMPER' ............... $1495
(TVX7'7)
'64 Y.W, KARMANN GHIA ......... $AYE '69 Y.W. Stj)UAREBACK ......... : . $AYE (TQM19'1
!VEN64-1 )
'64 V.W. KARMANN GHIA ......... $895 '67 v.w. aus ...... : ............. s1195 • Mel1llk Brown W/81ack Interior. R•H, Xtr1 Sll1rp 1»5E8F) <SST1'6!
'64 Y.W. BUG .................... $795 '69 Y.W. FASTBACK .......•.•.... SAYE
(0KPS161 !'1'UTlS7J
'62 v.w~ BUG ..................... $695 '71 Y.W. TYPE 4 WAGON ......... $,2495
CKVVU.I
LARGE SELECTION OF SUSSES, CAMPERS & STATION WAGONS
Ellis ;; •
Quality
L-MllH90
Cadillacs
At Prices Everyone
C•n Afford 11
'63'1 to '72'11
2-1 COUPE OE VILLES
~ SEDAN DE VILLES
9 El.OORADOS
3 BROUC}tAMS • 1972 Sl!D. DE VILLI!
lwis thwi U,tm milt>•
FAC'TOJ\Y
AlR CONOJTIONING
PllJSh full leather interior
with dual c..'OOlfort sea.lll,
vinyl top, full powE'r, 11ereo
with tape deck, OOor k>cks,
Cl'Uise control, light aent:lnl'I,
·lnlnk lock, n\06t every con-
Ct'i vable t>Xlra on this mag-
ni!ll·ent automobile. (5~
f 'IAJ , • 1971 BROUGHAM
Luxurious Fl~twood w/
EJ1:tr•m-1·1y-1ow-m11e-.-_.-
1 FACI'OllY 1 ..
A IR CONDITIONING
Vinyl lop, lull lea ther Inter·
iot· \Y/dual comfort seat!I,
all pawel', att•n..'o w/tnpe ~Loek, doo1· Jocks, light scnll-
fl('J, tilt & 14'lesroplc steering
& ab8olutely elegant insldt'
& out! (102EHBJ. • 19'9 EL Dorado Cpo.
Very low mileage
FACTORY
AIR CONDITIONING
St·riking Harvest yellow v"ith
gold vinyl top & b4'autUuJ
!.'Old full Jeathl'f' inlerinr, ruu
powt>r, tilt A teleacopi~
!l~c:rine. door locks, 11.m!O
& 1nitlly other deluxe xtraL
Locnlly driven & just beauti-
ful! (YOI..625).
Nabers
Cadillac
AUTHORIZED DEALER
26CO Harbor Bl., Cos1a Mesa
541)..9100 Open Sunday
CHEVROLET
Autos, New 980Autos, Ne*' 980Autos, New
•
We Ofter No·w LEASE that special car of your choice at
a pqyment YOU can AFFORD, from -
, Orange County's No. 1 Buick ppel Dealer!
NEW 1973 CENTURY Luxus Colonadoe Coupe
Equipped with turbo hydramatic tra ns., power steering, radio, w s1w t ires, tinted glass, air conditioning, a nd power disc
brakes.
Your qood «edit & 193.33 + s9304 PE1t
'73 Lie. Fee ls oll you need!! MONTH
• TU
NEW 1973 BUICK CENTURION
SPORT COUPE
NEW 1973
BUICK
LE SABRE
Equipped with turbo.hydramatic
trans., power steerin9, radio, wsw
tires, tinted glass, e ir cond. and pow-
er disc brakes. •
Your qood credit plUl $202.01 + '73
Lie. Fee is all you need!! ·
s10201 PEI MONTH
SPORT COUPE
Equipped with turbo-
hydramatic trans.,
power steering, · ,.,.
dio, wsw t ires, tinted
glass, •ir cond. e nd
power disc brakes.
Your good credit plus $209.64 + '73 Lie. fe.e
clown is alt you neec:I!!
s10964 PER MONTH
+ TAX
NEW 1973 BUICK RIVIERA
'
Equ ipped with turbo·hydrametic trans., pwr.
str., radio, tilt whl., W /S/W tires, tinted glass,
air cqnd .. power windows, brekes, seat, cust.
inferior, \trato-bench or bucket seats.
Your 9ood credit & $227 .32 + '73 Lie. F.•
is all you net'd!!
' .
'· I
•
s12732 PER MONTH
. --
\
+ TAX
+TU
NEW 1973 . BUICK ELECTRA 225
Equ ipped with
turbo -hydra-
rnatic trans.,
power steering ,
radio, wsw tires,
tinted g lass, a ir
cond ., power
windows, power
disc brakes,
power seat.
'
Your good credit &"$218.01
is all you need!!
SPORT
COUPE
+ TAX
GOOD
SELECTION
72 & '73
GREMLINS
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
Huge Stock Of
'72's & r73's at
'72 Closeout Prices
-Matador Wagons -
-Ambassadors -
-Hornets-
-Gremlins-
•
LEVI GREMLINS
NQW IN STOCK
BUYEP
PROTECTION
PLAN
1. fectory G11a,.._
Wh•t•v•r go•• wrong for 12 morttli•,
or 12,000 mil••· w• will fi1 it -fr••
of c:h•rt •· E1t•11d1d pro t6c.tlon for 24
lt'lonth1 or 24,GOO mil•• •v•ll1bJ1 with
oil ch•n9•1, tu11•-11p •rod 1•rvic. lncl...d·
.d.
J. 0 .. 1 ... Senk•
S•rvln11 the H1rbor A••• 1inc• ttSJ
w.,d L•• i1 •••ff.d •11d r•1dv to h1n-
dl• yowr ev•rv 111to1T1otiv1 need. •
BIG SAVINGS ON TRADE • INS !
'70 HORNET r70 AMBASS. . r59 PLYMOUTH
2 Or. Air, •xc•ltent condi· SST Fury Stotlon W-
tion. (66J AFW J Full Po••r, Air Co~d., Full pow•r I f•ctory eir. P•rf1ct f•mily cer. (149.
ASGI !YET 1231
$1995 $2295 s1995
'69 CHEY. r54 GMC '691 JAVELIN Pick Up & Camper
Y2 TON PICKUP SST lal•l'IC• of 5 v••r. 50,000
mil• w1rranly •v1i11bl1. Exc•llent 0011ditlo n. ! L26-4 Spd. R11dy to 90. ( M·
l ow, low 1T1il1•, l 11 962DI 2621 1161941 s2395 s795 51695
Atl W. Prk9' ..... """ 11+12
'
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FrldJJ, Dtsembtr 1, llJ72 OAILY PILOT ,f$
........... l§J l .......... l§J :;;I -_ ... __ ;;;.:l~§J I .......... l§J l
990 Autoo, UMC! 990 Autos, UMd 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Autot, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Auto•, Used 990
CHEVROLET
'70 Chev
Kl"88Vi'Md S Wagon. 10 pass.
Air, PS, PB, lC:CEI<.
$2595
MacHoward
531-6000 or l31.Q607
Corner 1st & Harbor
Santa Ana
CHEVROLET
Chev Vega
Wagon
'71 \\'I~ tires, dlx wht.>t:hl, AM I
Fltt, 4 s!'>eed. radio, alr
cond. Dk. b)ue e»terior,
vinyl interior, 633EX'r.
$1688
Sec ll • You'll Buy It
CHEVROLET CHEVROLET CONTININTAL DODGE FORD
'73 Monte Carlo
S Cpe
Auto 1Tan11, Air Cond.
$89.88
+ lex per n"IO.
36 n10. O.E.L.
Immediate Delivery
LEASING
'68 El Camino '72 LINCOLN Continental cpl. Loaded wllh
VII, J\T, PS, Alt oondltlonini:. extras. super clean car. At
(86J84A). Only wholesale.
$1395 $4595.00
HOWARD Chavrolot
Newport Beach Macffoward
ClJ!!AN '87 Dodto> Corm
RT, 440 mag en&., tull
power, a!r, bucket aeall,
automatic-1tick, ~.lm ml.
$700. 962-m;.
'71 !'Into
7 dr iedan, automatic trans,
radio, wide tltt1, cuR ex·
1erior trim, Ume Kl"ffn. 012-
CQR. o
$1566
Set It • \'ou'll 81.ly Jt, MacArthur Blvd & Jamboree Sll-6000 or SlJ-0607
933-0555 Comer ht & Harbor fta.d t•...:•
'68 Corooel 440, 2 dr, 318, V -
8, AT, air, PS, new
tires/paint $995. 8l'HII49 alt 6: 30, all day Sun.
FORD
UN COLN MAVERICK
.!.eJ LINCOLN-Full power 191J MAVERICK , r .~it
w/alr. Run1 aood . w!bllt Ir wht 11111. 11.uta, tpe
Ewrything WOl'b. Needs deck, $1200. IJ.'.-Olll2, days,
front-end body 'A'Orll:. $100 or 981\-1'65 eves prilpty. make oHer. 893-9344 or I ~~=-="'-'==~-
64>-0108
LINCOLN ('001 Co n v e r t •
Maroon w/blk top, (nul
Ena: xlnt llhape, last of con·
vertlble made. ~254,5.
MERCURY
"12 MARQUIS Brougtinrn 2-<lr
JIT. . New $6900, asking
"$4950. 642~ aJt 5
"Weed It & Reap" tm Colorly Park !'111. \V~n.
100% WARRANTY
'72 CHEV IMP.
custom <'Pl'. V II, nuton1atic,
p:>wer t;l<'<'rlni;(, p o w e r
\lrnkes, air cond., vlnvl roof.
this car i1 vPry cll•1u1 .~
priced low. IR'l5DTG1 ONLY
'71 El Camino Custom.-350 S•nt• An• -lllfAIA UlllD
auto, air, P/S, P/B, "R/fl, 1--~=="""=--TOYOTA
fjtoll lf.llli4• · aJr shock" 13,800 m I. CORVAIR 1970 GALAXIE Soo. 22,000
,.,..1669 --------....,1'1 n1i, fu<.100' warrant}', auto, air, PB, J>S. Mutt 9ell. best '"""ti rbo C •1 •~9303
YOLYO
'69 El Camino. Very CJean. 1962 t'ORVAIR Monza, o Of!er, $2000. 492-2611 days, .._, a r , ·•·; """""
Eng xlnt. $1600/otter. ·n mileage, $3!0. , ,,:;4'J6.<583o=-;::;;:;..:•;.;ve"°. ~-~~ '65 MUSTANG 6cyl., auto.
1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 Su:tukl 400. X1nt cond. 979-M'T i ~ LTD 2 dt. de I u x trana., radJo, heattt, new
ALL MODELS
AND MAKES
Southern Calttornia
1st National
From tre88Ul"el to trash (.oaded. $4.350. 1.01 EKA.
turn them into cash Lie. Pr\ pty. 6'13-1580.
CALL DAILY Pll.OT Sell Idle ilen1s ... 642-5678
Autos, lmport9d '970 Autos, Imported 970
$600/ofier. 642-$826. tlrff, new p&.lnt.. water
100% WARRANTY Bank Leasi'ng couGAR brougham air. '""'°· ""' ""''"""' """'" ssoo. eai1 . CHEV. '69 Nova, 2 cir, 6 cyl, than w""1e l2100. * 6#-1376 '72 NOVA auto, PS, vinyl top, new 1---------eve.. 8J()-{i697 After 6 PM. $3195
NEW CAR TRADE-INS
HOWARD Chevrolet
Newport Beach
Mat•Arthur Blvd & Jambort'e
83~l55
2 dr cpe. V-8, power.steerlng, XWll Mlchelaon Drive tirl's. 1 Lady owner. Asking MUST sell. '69 ~. Atr. I ·.,.="F''-onl-Co-try--~-.~-... -1971 FORD LTD 2 dr h.1.
auton1alic, radio, heater, (Corner of P.111cArthur) $1395. ~335'1. P.1aroon w/ white vinyl top, .,........ • Spot1ess! See to belk!ve at
I & . Irvine CaUI ""'°"A Good cond. 673-4542. Wagon, air, PB, PS. Ork 2280 ·--·· Ana A·-.. ~-••
'68 MERCEDES BENZ .. .. .. . $299l.OO
4 Door, Rebuilt 1iotor -Nil·•· C1111dltion
""" pmoed to ,..u ' . ·-CONTINENTAL ~:o:.co-==-""'~~--1 Brow Low ml ··~ ~· .. ~ (287EBL) on1y TI4!83J..861JJ · 213/627.oo67 , ---------'72 COUGAR, eold, like new, "'-t o"u· er 919-62is ~ or Meaa after S pm wkdays, all
$2395 1 • loaded with extru, $3:5). un ' · day Sat I: Sun.
'70 MERCEDES BENZ 250 C .... $5995.00
Coupe, Fully Equipped. Inc. AIC. &: All Power
'7D MERCEDES BENZ 280 SEL ... $5995.00
Sedan, Sun Roof. A IC., Full PO\\'l'r, Etc.
100% WARRANTY LINCOLN '64, $900 or betJ o.,.. 67>-010, ,,,.. 831>m1 FORD '64 entry Squire I..::::<....::=:..:::::::... __ _
HOWAR D Chevrolet '70 Caprice Cpe. ofter. Xl.nt cond. Lite blue Wag, R/H, Fact air, auto JEEPS
N•wport Beach V8, AT, PS-Air, tilt wheel, eolor, must see to apprec. DODGE PS/PB. Good cond, 1 own· I---_;;,;;.::.:..;:;_ __ '71 El Camino 70 MERCEDES BENZ 1ID SE ..... $1100.00
Coupe, A Silver Classic Fully Equipped Custom. Air, PS, disc brakes MacArthur Blvd t JamOOree electric windows, electric Call 5-18-2314, 8-5, alt 6, ---------ef, 67,000 mi. $595. 615-03'7S. 4 WHEEL Drive Jl!ep, like 00986V. 83~5.5__ sc_fils._ vleyl_ root. 22,853 c832-0224coc.=c.· ----=-'70 Doclna '68 Ford LTD C®ntl'Y Squfre new, recond., with eot>. By
$2895 ·=;;---~===""'=-~! mli"S (4J7AK0l QnJv '11-4DR C o nt i nental . ~ Prlowner,$915.MakeoUer apPt. 673-VJSl Corona del
,. '69 Chevy Caprice, 4 dt, auto, "' · $239.5 " 1 AM/FM stereo, leather Int, Shopaln. ",,".'.' .. • AT,~~.· two1,_~"'"'10 .55:::c1:..,-:::3215.=--· ____ Mar.
'71 MERCEDES BENZ 250 ........ $5995.00
SedAn, AIC., Full Power, Etc.
M H V-8, n\any xtras, $1650. ' vinul top, 'f/A, n ....,..., tilt .. U.:it UllU ,..., Land ~., ac Oward * ~· 9165 * HOWARD Ch I J .. --_, _ _. van. H"·~•. -·~. '61 FURD V-8, auto, $100. •n ToYQta. ~ ter, 10
o.>J• evro •t si r whl. Must sell to best o~ w... s2-4"95Dlll.W.:. cash only. mi's, 1 owner, must aell.
531..6000 or 531-0607 '66 Nova Wagon, new .eng., N•wport Beach -'""-':...· :c64:::&.55=9c_1_____ .~~=,..'.';812-<Ml~"Uo!.,.--~I WUl Un. Pvt pty. 557--0542 or
•n MERCEDES BENZ 220 ........ $5995.00
Sedan. Less Than 12,000 Mllet
Corner 1st & Harbor r/h, ne\V tires, brakes, vln MacArthur Blvd A Jamboree '70 Lincoln Mark II. A very Ma ff •72 FORD Cost club wagon, 586-7444.
Santa Ana Int . $54.S/oHer, 5'Mr-3023. 833-0555 metlculously kept car low C Oward less than SM mi, all xtras, '48 J eep, station sedan w/'64 -~-"'=::..:.=--.--A good want ad is a good in-MOVING muat sell, 1969 El n1ileage, Sacrifice $5195.00 Sailor overseas 962--0224 Chevy eug, 'trans & rear
JIM SUMONS IMPORTS, INC.
Sell idle Item ~ ... 6425678 vestment. ,.. __ ,.,_ SS 3'6, 4 ,~, Call 54&-4ll4 Dir. 531-6000 or 531-0607 end 979-2289
A U "'41•• "" !"'"" • ONT EOAN C ne 1 I & Harbor '66 Ford, 1 owner, 65,000 , utos, sed 990 Autos, Used 990 air cond, very cll'Iln Make 71 C • S or r 1 miles. Make otter. Call A good want ad b a iood ln-
120 W. Werner, Santa Ana
.
546-4114
Sl•lian WilllQll. Fullr Equl~ $2195
'71 DODGE COLT
AU!o. Tr .. 111,, A&H. ,,....•Ult blue, maiw $)695 xlr11.
'71 TOYOTA $)495 eowia. Yenow, Automatic.
'69 TRIUMPH $AVE Ra11r. Gorgeoin Grern Bomb.
'65 FALCON $695 Cpe, RiKI,.,, Huter.
'69 M.·G.C.
G."T. Coupe. Y•Uow. w!r1 wht1f1, rota!O, $AVE OY9rGrlvt , etc.
'64 V.W: BUG $695
'68 OPEL
Wevun. MlnY KC9$10rlt'I. $595
THE '73's ARE HERE I
Now's The Time
To Get Rid Of It
'68 OLDS 98
4 door 1•d11n, f11ll po•••
& 1ir. Only 45.000 mile1.
A-1 Cond.! !VHF 561)
Onlv-
$1195
'72 TOYOTA
CELICA
H1 rdtop Coupe. 4 1peed,
•inv1 roof, r1dlo & heol·
,,, ll71 FYQI Onlv -
$2995
'66 COMET
CONVERT.
V-1, 1111to. tr11~1., reclio &
h••l1t, r•11l 1lron9 .. (AYO·
8421
$795
'70 DATSUN
STATION WAGON
Auto. trant., A & H, olr,
•lnvl roof, reel flna c:t tl
1270 CCMI "
$1895
'68 FIREBIRD
Coupe. Vinyl roof, auto.
tr1n1., r1dio & kaatar. A
b•1utv! IXDA 101 )
$1695
'70 DATSUN
STA. WGN.
A11!0. tr11 111., •it, r1dio &
he1ter, roof r•c•, re1I
fine. 197l IXUI
$1895
'69 DATSUN
4 door 1ecl1n, Sile;~, A &
H. Wido tirH & who•l1 -
lo mll••· Nice car! ( YXT-
577)
$1195
'70 FORD
4 ••• , club w19on. v.1,
euto. fran1., R I H, roof
tick. Nice fdt 9roupf.
1763 AGCl
$2799
'70 CHEV V• TON '71 DATSUN P.U.
v.1. auto. lr1n1., kfn g of tt>a roacl OK ctrnpar,
~oJ b11inpar, f11c. t it &
1111111y other xtr111. 171 2·
ZIEi
$3899
Fl•t Mel, wicle tira1 Ii
wh .. 11. A•I coftcl.I 1•91·
24H I
$1995
,sit 'Our Larp S.loctlon of P'U'• ,
C1mpe• end Other Fine.Cari .
. Garden Grove Datsun
13801 Harbor Blvd., Gardon GroYo * 534-1255 *
Otf('r 492-3TIO or 496-5297. $5250. • 642-4100 Santa Ana _,,646-5990==:...· ----~~ 1 vestment. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!
Autot, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 AutOJ, Used 990 Autos, UM 990 Autot, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Auto•, Used 990
ALL MARJ('S and CONTINENTALS
Are Now Being Offered at
APPRECIABLE SAVINGS
'70 Mark III
EXCEPTIONALLY CLEAN
EXTERIOR and Interior in beautiful condition, full luxury equipped with landau roof,
am-fm stereo, Wt steering wheel, air conditioning, two comfort 4 way power seats,·
cruise control, power dobr locks. See and drive IOOay. (664FBJ )
Step Up. To LUXURY ••• $5475
'71 Continental •
Excellent Selection Of Previously
Owned ·Mark Ill's and Mark IV's
COUPE SALE PRICED
SPARKLING exterior finish with immaculate interior. Landau, Luxury equipped
thru-out. Foll power, auto. temp. air, AM-FM stereo, tilt wheel, power door locks.
Drives like new. (809'll0) I
'71 Buick Riviera
~ LIKE NEW -15,000 MILES
This beautiful one owner car b outstanding clean, luxury
equipped thruout including full power, factory air condi-
tioning, till wheel, straight seats, landau roof. See &:
drive {774 DSZ).
$4275
'70 Malibu H.T. Cpe
1 OWNER-20,000 MILl,S
THIS beautiful car Is like new lhruout. The best of care
Is r('flccted In seeing and driving V4 i-auto. trans .. radio,
heater, power st~rlng, power brakes, factory air cond.
Landau roof. (ZSJ488J.
$2675
'7 0 Mere. Marquis
4 DOOR HARDTOP-SHOWS EXCELLENT CARE
FINEST equipment thruout Including full. f}Ower, 6 v;iay
individual front seats, factory air cond., AM-F~1 stereo
radio, tilt wheeJ landau roof, etc. (990ADZ).
$3175
SEE ONE e •••
. $4575
'69 Continental
HARDTOP COUPE
BEAUTIFULLY maintained inside and out. Equipment with landau, power steering,
power brakes, power windows,. power seats, radio, beater, factory air cond. (641FYV)
$2775
'68 CadiJJac
SIDAN DI VILLI
ATI'RACl'IVE thruool. full power equipped with factory
air, 6-way aeat, door locks, tilt It tele wheel. Landau roof.
Excellent tlres. lXTA354). ~.
$2375
'70 VW Bus
J SI.ATS
RED with black interior, radio, heater, looks and drives
like ne"'" C919BSW).
$1875
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'69 Marquis Brougham
HARDTOP COUP~ -IALI NICID
EQUIPPED with the finest equipment including full pQ\\'-
er, 6 way individual rront seats. factory air cond .. Al\T-
F?-1 stereo radio, tilt wheel, landau roof. l323DRBI.
$2375
'67 Olds 98
4-0001 HARDTOP
\Vhite with burgundy interior, full JlO'''er, factory air
cond., landau. CXD093). Sale priced
$1075
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'67 Cad. Hardtop Sedan
IEST IVY
BEIGE with parchment interior, full power, factory air
cond. (T\VP400J.
$1675
'70 l\'lerc. Marquis
4 DOOR HARDTOP
SHOWS EXCELLENT CARE
Fine!t ('QU!pment thruout including tun JX>''·cr, 6 way
Individual front seau. factory air cond., A.~1/F~I stereo
radio, Ult \\'heel, landau roof. etc. (990 ADZ)
'$3175
TRY ONE .•.• BUY ONE . e •• TODAY!
Borne Of Tiie Nnr ear , • ,
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OAJLY PILOT Friday, Dutrnbtr l, 1972
~u'll '62 CADILLAC
, Sedan 01Villt. Full pow•r, f1ctory tir con-
ditioning. IJTY 747 J ·
$299
'64 OLDS STAIFIRl
VS , power steering, 1utom1tic tr1nsmi11ion.
ICYP 461 I .
$299
'64 PONTIAC
Wagon. C1t1line. Autometic, P.S., 1ir con-
d;tioning, IOXH 7531 I 102AI
$299
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'67 FOID GALAXIE fsoo. Cp1 •. Autom1tic, P.S .. •ir condition·
ln9. ISXG 3521 ' '
$699
·---------~~~~-'65 MGI ROADSTER
R•dlo •nd hHler. IPCK 143)
'$799
'67 'PONTIAC GTO
H.T. Cpe. V8, P.S., P•Windows, air condi-
lionin9. Sh•rpl IWAC 3081 IP5251
$999
'65 MUSTANG
6 c-yllnder, 1utom1tlc fr1nsmi1sion. IMMT.
l01J I 1498A I
$399
'64 THUNDERllRD
V8 ,-.uto., P.S., P.8., eir conditioning. 1I52-
5AI
.. $499
'72..HONDA 175
Motorcycle. 1,500 miles . I 5F~989 I I P48-
6AI
$499
ese DAVE ROSS PONTIAC
'63
·'65
Chev. lmp•I• "S.S. $299 H.T., Cpe., Autom111fic, Vt, power
1teerlng. t PRJ 104) (PSl lA) --. '
Ponti•< 4 Dr. Sed. $599 Aufomtfic, pow•r 1l••rin9, tit
collditio11i119, I REV 3111 I 15:l911
d. . r. QaTIDgs! '70 ·~;.;·::.·:, .. 13099 @ c:ond., H.D. c:111mp111r •quip·
p.d. 1717 ASFJ IP4551
Fi•t 1245 $1699 Lim• Gr••"• R•dio, h•1f•r,
lu9g19• r•ck, tir collditioll·
ln9. IP·503), 1046 GJVI . •
KeUy S.W.-tH letciil SH70
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'67 Mustang 2 + 2 $1099 F•1tb1ck. VI, •11to111 •tic, pow·
•• 1leerin9, rtdio, he•f1r, ll'llCJ
wh••l1 •. IXXF 6771, IP.447 ). '69 LTD W•gon
Cntry. Squir•. Full pow•r,
f1 cto,., 1ir, tilt wh••l, roof
rick. IZZl 137) 1151 IAJ
D:::,~:. ~.~:." .. ,;,; '"" $12· 9 9 . .· er, lo 111il••9•. 1244 C PEJ
! P411 I
'67 Rlvier• Custom $15 9 9 Autom•tic, 1ir cond., viny l
top, P-,t11ri11g, bucket 111h.
J 915 FBM l IP471 l '69 Ponti•< GTD $f7g9 . VI, 1ulo1111tic, pow•r 1t•erin9, ·
1ir conditio11in9, .,;nyl top. (6112· ~
FVY J, l llllOAI, .
Kelty s., .............. $2100
'70. Dodge Coronet ·. $1999 -440 H.T. Cp1, VI, P.S., 11r
_ cond., 'linyl t op. Lo 111il1191.
1995 ESEJ
'71 " ~~=:~:,~!. '"'" '"· -'$1499 '67JJ, IP504l .
leUy ~ ltttoU St 650
'67
'67
I:!::.~,~.~.~ .... m:,, $1399 . '69 ~:. ~::,;~0.-:i: ....... $1899 '70 111ic1lly 1ou..d. New tir11. ing, 1ir conditioning, 'li11yl top. .
(VIN 042 ), l P4951. IXSE 7461 , (P427). 1 ·:....l•i:....:...!l:!IJ:!!l~'!:·m••c••:: ... :.! ... !.:::•:!!•.!s~22!!'!"--..:· :..,.:,.;;-~,:..
Plym. Wagon $1'999 4 doer, VI, •utom1tic, pow.
1r 1t11rinf, br1k11, 1ir colld.
1215 19&1 -.
Intl. Scout $1399 4 whetl dri"'· Corrip ltttly
1quipp•d i11cludin 9 utility bo•.
lt0447K l, IP4571.
Kelly 5ul)9ftted 19'tail 51530
'69 D~~~.!o~~~::': ... ,.,:.,,$2399 1ir, .,;11yl top. IYNG 6241 .
I P499 1 ,
'70 Ponti•< GTD $2399 H.T. Cpt. VI, .-uto1111tic,
power 1t11ri119, ftc!Ory t ir,
¥i11yl top, lo Mile191. I M2-
37DRl469 f2), J P.4231.
• -Kely 1111 111 ..,_I $2135
'71 Ford ~ Ton $2899 -Pickup. H.D. C1mper 1quip.
Autom1tic, RIH, lo mil1191,
!F25YKJ84111 1 IP5171
'71 Air collditioning, power Fir•bird 400 $3399'
iit11rin9, r1lly wh"•tli. (]9t.
DOV) IP519 l
'68 Chevy 1;, Ton . $1899 · Pickup. Cu1tom Cab, Aulo-
't-7p;~c.2 1v8, 1xc•ll111!. (92l611A) '69 9 p1us. V8, 1utom1t!c, re~io, Catalina W•gon $2399
h•at1r, pow•r 1t1er1n9, 11r
cond. ll,000 mi111. I YOY.
0771 , IP4101.
'70 llonneville · . $~99 4 Or. H.T. VI, P.S., P·w•n-
dow1, •ir cond .. vi11yl top, lo
mil11g1. 1743 ADEi (P6091 '71 Toronado $4399 hll power, f1ctory t ir,
AM /FM 1t1r10, .,i11yl top, lo
mil119e. ll96571M701112 )
'68 .
'69
'69
Kelly s:z,..:• 1..-1 $2535
Cadillac $2399 Coup!I' D1Vill1. Full pow•r.
f•etory 1ir, AM/FM 1fer10.
!WUP 015) tPSl I)
'69 Alfa Romoo· $2799 '70 GT 1750 cp1. Orig. 37,000
miles. 5 1pe1d, rtdio, h11ter,
IZBV 3221, '1 P421l.
l(eUy s.,, .......... $3225
VI , owtr 1t11ring, 1ir Coug•r Elimin•tor $2499
conf,, vinyl top. low mil1191.
1913 IHZI l.P4321
Ste 1id1 ihort wh.•I b•1• '72 Dodge 'h Ton $29 99 · picCup. Powtr 1t11ri11g, r1dio,
h11ter, chrome wht1ls, 2,300
1mllet. I04695M) IP410A I
$1399 '70
Mere. Cougar. $1499 '70 V8, power 1t••rin9, 1f1nd·
.. d '""" ,.,;,, '"'"·.~ . !YAW l-421 .,
B'onneville
4 Or. H.T. V8, full power.
factory 1ir, 'liny1 top.
IYRW 2251 f 1469A I
DAVE R·os-s
Mlverick Deluxe
Coupe, AufOMttic, ttdio,
h11t1r; I 117 AFVI.
F!:'.,~.!'.Y~•;,,,,, AM/FM $13. 9 9
r1dio, I 4,000 mil11. ( ]84-
EPCI f P52JI
'70 F~;l~~h_!o~J.~~.•uto· $2499 · m•Ho. <• m;<.igo, '77790EJ
r·•~ t ·-·... I -·-----.
'72 Monte ~erlo $36 99 VI, P.S., .,;11yl top. AM /FM
1ter10 w/t1pe, 1ir co.,d., lo,
1omil•1. f 1H57HZK5712541
'70 ,72 Mercury Wagon $41 99 Ford ~ Ton V•n $2499 Col. p.,> M,,,,;,. A'"m•· VI, 1ut-1tlc, 12]" -""I tic, powtr 1t••r!119, •it cond.
b111, 119104EI IP4631 ' bceU111t condltio11. 1021 FSll,
IPS061 ·
• &.ty i., ........... , $5000
All S.le Prices Effective thru Monday, December 4, 1972
2480 Harbor Blvd. at Fair Drive
COST A MESA Ph. 546-8017
Ph MILE SOUTH OF THE SAN DIEGO FREEWAY
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
8:30 A.M. to 10:00 P .M. SUN. 11 A.M. to 9 P.M.
AutosforS.
' WosforS. ......... s.i. Autos IOI'" Sale
1:A;;u;;.;t.;.05:;;•_Uo.sed;c... ____ 990_ Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, UMCI 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990Autos, Used
RAMBLER
990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990
MERCURY MERCURY MUSTANG MUSTANG OLDSMOBILE PONTIAC
'70 MUSTANG. 19.00J mi.,
pale yellow. radio, A/C,
xlnt cond. 675-1494
·~ho~~· ~~.390i.o4 '~: '68 Olds '70 PONTIAC ·~r ~~ :.:,rsca~
PS/PB, Stereo tape, vinyl Vista Cruiser 9 pass wagon. Executive 9 pass wagon V-8, transportation 96Ht.5s aft
top, Exceptional car. Must V8, AT, PS, Alt". Rack. Automatic, power steering, 3pm '
T-BiRD
'72 T-BIRD
VEGA
1972 Vega GT Wgn. Silver
R/H, air cond, 4 spd, 13,CMXI
orig mi, pr! pty, 644-4488.
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'69 Mercury Marquis
Brougham-Air, vinyl roof,
full power. Extra clean.
Must sacril\ce, $1395. Days:
835--4545 ext 258; Eves: .......,,
MERC. Comet ·n 4 dr Spt
Sl!d, R&H. Air, auto .. tinted
glass, Brown vinyl top, low
mi., 1 owner, Private, CdM,
6~1~.
'71 MERC. MARQUIS
10 PASS. \VAGON . l.JJarled
\Ylth extras. Low miles. 8JO...
CIP.
$3995.00
MacHoward
531-6000 or 531-0607
Corner 1st & Ha rbor
Santa Ana
'70 MUST ANG Good cond,
Nice interior, Mu.st sell .
S1800. 846-2633
'69 Mustang, vin. top, top
cond. 26,0CO mi's. Orig.
O\\'ller..-$1850. 640;-0844.
see to apprec. CdM 644--0368 Priced under wholesale. air, elec. windows. electric RA ll-1 BL ER S _ Good
··uSTANG '72 F··tba·'·. (WAVfiiO). Only rear w Ind 0 w. rack. Iran rt ,. '63 w·-· '" ~ """ $ l 495 Howards' special buy ot the spo a ion. -. ... Whl/blk int, 3Sl-2V eng, week priced at wholesale. ·SDI. '64 2 door $300. Prlva\e
mag whls, WO tires, loaded, HOWARD Chevrolet ("52BEO)., only party. 847--04.17.
pr! pty, Falr value, $2875. N rt •-h $2450 The fastest draw In the West. 642'-SJZl ewpo geac ... a Dally Pilot Qassilled
1971 Mustang. Mach I, 351-~tacArthur'Blvd & Jamboree HOWARD Chevrolet ~/vl~.~612-5678~"""~·---~
Full Fact. Equip. incl. cruise
control auto temp. Af\t/FM
stereo sbc way power seats,
optional 460 cu. in. eng.
special onler Wlllrtut Fire
paint w/matchlng whee.I _,.,_
Take Over Payments
Eves. 8.18-7869
TIME FOR
DAILY PILOT
CLASSIFIED ADS .
!142-5678
SeU Idle itenis ... 642-5678
~·ast results are just a phone
call away. 642-{£18.
Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 ' Autos, New
_BOB TERR~S
BUICK & OPEL
DISCOUNT CENTER
YOU CAN ORDER A BRAND NEW
'72 BUICK CENTURY HARDTOP COUPE
RIGHT NOW FDR DNL Y
'2943~~&L;,
MacW UDl7
TOP VALUE USED CARS
980
'72 BUICK ''"'"" 221 c .... ~ c-. "" ..-.................. . Yery'9Mllec. flt7 U.11
'70 BUICK LOUlll.C-------· _...., fectwr *• ..... ,..,, .-c . .,. c.._ 1 "°""" cor.
IXYI 4J41 .
'67 VOLKSWAG~ ',." ............... u........, .. ...... Oisfr 4,IOO ...... Cl pf l&lf ........ ... -·-· TERR BUICX
SINCf 1921
5tfl & WALNUT, HUNTINGTON IEACH s 3 6-6 sea··
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CID, 4 spd box, w-Hurst 833-055.5 Newport Beach Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 shifter, air, All-1/FM + 1967 Olds 442. 4 spd, orig MacArthur Blvd &: Jamboree 1---'------.;..;...;....;.:.;;.;;..;.;.;;_; __ _;c:;:_;c:.:;:.::_:.:.;:.::._ ___ :;:::I
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other extras. One owner, owner, needs seat covers, 133-0555
S2«X>. can 962-3517 · S500. Can 847-5876. ·n Pontiac F t r e b I r d
CLEAN '65 Mustang, 289, "Esprit" 350 ci engtne. Fac-
Auto, R/H, runs great. PINTO · toty Alr. p / S. P J B ,
$700. 1---------1 automatic, bucket1J, coMOle. ___ •_548_·_5288_•~--I '72 Pinto Runabout, Landau Deluxe interior & ate'nla.I
'71 Mustang Mach I, auto, top, air cond. FuUy equip. trim.' 17,CKK> ml. CanYon
air, PS, PB. Like new. 1 5500 ml'a. lmmac cond. Mt Bronze. Absolutely mint!
owner $2995. 646-7867 6 pm. 962--0792. $.1400. 646-31119 anytime
'65 MUST ANG 283 hu<Uop. 4 PLYMOUTH '66 Pont Bonne 4 dr. nearly
speed. Below wholesale, ---------1 new tires, brlta, paint A
$500. 644-«iOO Eve9. 1968 Pl~th VIP 4 dr, =p5s :i:' ~ J::'1 ~-~
'71 MUSTANG \£randt!. All vinyl rOOf, radio, heater, air • nu • ..,...... .._,,o conditioning, pwr steering &: 646--0231, eves 646-4341
pwr., A/C., xlnt cond. $2600 b'rakes. New tires & brakes, 1967 FIREBIRD all ............ , or olfer. 640-1936 Aft 6 PM ...-~~· xlnt cond &. just 52,000 air, tape, sprint runs, ~.
OLDSMOBILE
MUST sell! '66 0 I d 1
Toronado. Air, all pwr. Xlnl
corx.I. Kelly blu bk whlllale
price. $950 Retail price
$1340. 111t S850 takes. Also
'73 Vega • loaded. Under
warr. Will 9ell at W under
wl.OOW price 49S<'n!I {pri
pt ). >
'f9 Dido Cutl<iss
Cpe. V8, AT, PS. AJr, priced
under whOlesaJL(3ZlDFB).
Onlx
$159!5
'"lfDWARD Clwtrolot
Newport leech.
MacArthur Btvd 6 Jamlx.ite.
133•11
'62 Olds. reblt eng. Vtty ............ -•. c.n SG-m.e.
Sell Idle ill!ml .•• 64U678
miles. Kelly 1uggested Hi-jacken, $1,400 flrm 1 re ta 11 $1,350 .• , .price 96Mi008 • flJ.99. 837-<239.
PONTIAC
"10 Le Mans, 2 dr coupe,
elr """·--P'lpb. good. tires, lo mi. Very clean.
izm. * ~2367 '72 Flreblrd, lmmac. Super
loaded w/f&.ct xtras. Must '63 Pontiac e S'l75
sell. 54!Hl860. or trade. 1917 Maple St., Apt.
'55 Pont, Cat. Low ml, motor 2. Oleta Meaa.
Exce!. Best otter. Ori& ** '67 Flrebird, Juli equl~ owner 548--3775. ped. xlnt cood., $1100.
172 GRAND PRIX. Loaded.1"5"7~·-1867~-----Must &.ell. Xlnt c o n d • '10 Le Mans Sport. ln'P, xlnl
9'19--0172 or 673-3121 _ cond., ~ ~ aupel' bl.Jy
'65 BONNEVIl.LE Wagon, ,_a_l~l19'10~~·~,.._..""-==--
l.uto· tra111, PIS, PIO, lilr, RAMILER 1mmac. $675. M+:-4519
'68 FIREBmo, fully equip-'68 Ramb Rebel SST convert.
ped, extremely good cond. J>S.PB, auto. recent over.
Low priced. 67l-5507. haul. $850. 548-4903.
BRAND NEW
1973 BUICK CENTURY LUXUS
150 V-1, 4 BARREL CARS .. TURIO·HYORA-
MATIC, ·POWER DISC FRON( Ill.AKES, AM
RAOIO, WHITE WAU TIRES, FACTORY AIR
COND., TINTED GLASS, CLOCK, DELUXE
WHEEL COVERS.
ORDER YOURS NOW
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NEW-DEMONSTRATuRS·EXECUTIVE
CARS . .OPEL G.T.s in stock
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IN _ SOU~IHERN · CIL,~OR:"ll ...
NO SHORTAGE ' :HERE.· OVER '""3so·" CARS 1-AND TRUCKS ·10 CHOOSE FROM •
SALE . Chevrolet· Fort~ TOyota • Voll(sw._en . SILE
KELLY WHOLESALE PRICES .. ·D· ealer's Who. lesa· 1· 8··· pr·i·c···e· ·5 THESE CARS .ARE CLEAN.
ON THESE '71's $2300 . .11\f GOOD CONDITIO.N AND
·11 MALIBU COUPE $2146 . . ' · . -REPRESENT UNUSUAL VALUE!
Aircood.,P.S.,rodio.(813CPI) . HERE'S A v1:Rv '71. TOYOT~ 4 DR. SED. $1560 1971 FORD TORINO L Radio, 4 speed, air cond. 1201 CTD) ' ·
~: •• :~~~~d:~a~~~PI) 52149 UNUSUAL .. B. UY! . '71 TOYOTA COROLLA $1650 Cpe.P.S.,r••:1•irc.ondi~ion3in~. (03 I • ••
'4 Or. Vinyl roof, auto., radio, •ir eond.
$2209 (928 ELW) ~~~~~'!~~.h~.?.~~.t.ir. I051 .'
1 71 · -'70-T-OY-OT_A_C-OR-OL-LA--$1-3_7_5
KELLY WHOLESALE • PRI CES 4 Dr., Aulom1tic, r•d\o. (4l5 BSH ) . I
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KELLY WHOLESALE PRICES
ON THESE 70's $1575
·10 !~BUT~~~:E ·n·s s~;f 91
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Air cond., P1S., radio. 1379 BHFI -LOADED. Vinyl roof, •II lh• nic• things. New rubb•r,
•ilver car with bl1ck exterior. Uouou1l volue. (252 CTN) '69 Y.W. 3 SEAT
51958 Air cond., P.S., radio. {211 BHFJ
• KELLY WHOWALE. BLUE BOOK ·
PRICE . IS . $)600
'70 FORD TORINO $1533 5900 P.S., red io, 1ir cond. 101.5 BEP I
'70 FORD TORINO $1573 $1450 ~fpj Auto., r•dio, P.S., a ir cond. 1017--I
w_.9_ ••. _4•p ...... d_,,._dio._tzKZ_4_601 __ ._.._ •70 .FORD TORINO . $
1658 '66 v.w. BUG s550 ~{;; Redio, auto., P.S., ,;, cood. 1020.
4•p••d,rodio. !RTS9911 -'70 FORD TORINO $1694
-------Cpe: P.S., rodio, 1ir cond. 1993 BEO) (
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'70 MALIBU COUPE
Air oood., P.S., rodlo. (209 EHF) •
'69 V.W. CAMPER $2150
4 •pHd, redio. Nie"' IXRZ 7211 ~~: ~~~ut!~~:~~ cond. 1.606-$1 .7 23
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'70 MALIBU COUPE
Air cond., P.S.1 r•dio. 1448 ACPJ
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DAILY ~!LDT Frlday, D«fml>tr 1, 1972
·Pl~U·DL Y ANNOUNCES· WE . ARE OLDS~OBIL E'S ·
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LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Howard'
Hughes spept millions of dollars allaying
strange fears, including buying a hotel to
keep a sign from falling On him and
cancelling a golf tournament for fear of
noating genns, according to court
documents. tbat attorneys for ijughes
tried to hush up. ,
U.S.· District Court here, charging him
with libel and slander and asking $17.5
million In damages'. · ·
• ORANSE COUNTY, CAt!FORNIA FRIDAY, DECEMBER I, 1972
conference.
Attorneys for the .~ense demanded
that Maheu rue written statements giving
details of every deal lDVolYing more than
$1,000. in which he, represent·ed
HugbOo. : __ _
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guilran-of free -b. refused. Maheu said HugheS bought the Fron·
tier 'Holel ilnd CUino in Las Vegas
because be was afraid of its sign.
Huges was ·living in the penthouse of
the Desert liln, across tbe street at the timi. Maheu said. -
the owners or the Frontier about remov·
ing it, he said.
TEN CENTS
de. wn after allegedly buying the whole
hotel for that purpose.
In lhe same year, Maheu said, Hughes
de..:ided to cancel the Goll Tournament of
Champions at the Desert Inn's co~.
_...__. I The· claims were in depo$itions from
Robert Maheu, once Hughes' chief,
lieutenant in Nevada. The two have been
feucilng since Hughes fired Maheu.
Maheu filed a suit against Hughes in
The !nlit is tn· ?fply t.o a remark by
Hughes in ·lhe much publicized
telephone news1 conference during the
Oifford Irving phOoy autobiography. al·
f.9.ir. A voice. identified by reporters as
that of Hughes said Maheu ustole me
blind." ~ ..... ' '
!llalieu suo<l Hughes, Hughes Tool Co.
and· the public relations "agency that
represents Hughes and set up the news
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'Ille statements wore lilo<l in federal
coort , wilereiil,>00 attorneys for lllJgbes
demanded the iealecl removed from the
publicly avaliable court record, because
they contained "scandOalous and alu·
derous information." Judge· .H 8 r r Y
Pregerson, citing the First Amendment
when Hugi>!! ooticed the !J19.foot high
sign just erect'ed at a cost of $1 millon in
front of the oppOs.lte hotel 41be was afraid
that the sign ·would collapse and en-
-clanger his life ~Y falling oo the pen·
tbouse," so Maheu was asked to talk to
"When he was infQrmed that the
owners bad no desire to tear down the
s.ign ••• and that if the sign would col·
lapse tb'ere \:;as no. way m which it could
ca~ Qamage to the Desert Inn, he in-
sisted I proceed forthwith in an' attempt
to buy the hotel." ·
'lbe sigp is still . there, however, Maheu
gave qo explanation in the court
documents of why Hughes didn't tear it
"He said he was fearful that sports
writers would try to contact him by
telephone, and that he felt having
thousands of people watchiog the touma4
ment would cause an ·influx of germs
Which might penetrate ~ headquarters
on lhe ninth floor,'' Maheu said.
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Compromise Tax Plan
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Appears Near Victory
'Doomed'
Plan Gets
New Backer
SA,CRAMf:NTQ (AP) -The Reasan .
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President's
Kitchen
Remodeled
A Newport Beach construction firm is
in tbe midst of a $30,000 remodeling proj4
ect on President Nixon's kitchen at La
Casa Pacifica in San Clemente -rushing
to finish the job before the boss comes
home, ~portedly the . day a f t e r
Christmas.
The Sturtevant Corporation, a firm
which in past yean ~ done other work
at the Nixons' elegantVlna, is m~
mg the kitchen, installing new cabinets
and fixtures and brightening up the
room, sources said.
City, .building aides said the permits
h:·ve ·been issued for the'project, but the
"--"''""·V~i-wl>icb-the)Hlid not specUy, falls short of the reported $30,000 sum for
the entire project.
years ago caused a · S13,000 in
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Morolti)u billion tax shift pl;m, oeem-
il'llJ iliomed on the final day of the ~ ......,, . ~ .appeared he'!!lid tiowaN _,. in'111e. Seaale to-
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.< -fN, .Gt·• pa tax filonl -' !Old
The job is the first major remodeling
activity at the estate :t. a fire two
damage. . ·
'lbal blaze, *blcl> erup(ed lif wins of the~'• sludy, awollo ·llM! weary
cbJel executive and drove h!ln itm hilt
--Into u. fl!lllo while
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. bi.I .ttDe111• ::Jlt ~ -. , fQr #te, • qua+ .._ k..~ up ftir w ftnaJ w·•~tbda1: ~ # • • '
It would lie, a dramatic vlct<ry lot
Gov.-Ronald .J!eagu, who hal seea .his.
tax Plai\' killed in the Senate lot llVe
)'elll'S, ahd' lot MottUI, the ~Id
Assembly speiktr Who bas battled eight
years for tax reform in the Legislature.
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The switch of ohe' vote -all that is
needed' to. assure passage -was · ex4
pected_ to loose a floodgates of fonner
holdout . senators, CaP.itol sources said.
For days_ the ·measure's sponsors could
COUii! Olt!y 26 votes for lhe bill in the. -
Senate and 't1 are needed to pass.
YACHT'.S NAMI "QUE PA$Q?" T!IANSi..tt~ ~'WHAT'S UP?" IN THIS -CA$E, A FIRE
$110.000 V_. W11TOwod to Dofta .Nnt Aflff Eltc!Tical l\lue in Engine Room •
-.. _c. . :. Earlier, a Reagan aide said "I would
say our prospects for passage are about
30 percent." Some observers thought
that was op,timistic. Ralph Englehard
.~ces Slated
In San Clemente
Ralph Michael Engle~ard, 63, a former
businessman in the Pomona area who
retired in San Clemente, died after a
lingering illness Thursday in San
Clemente.
Mr. Eogleha*, of 409 E. Cordoba, was
the former vice president of Globe
Veterinary supplies in Pomona. '
He was. a veteran · of wottd War IT,
serving with distinction in the Navy. He
was also an active member of the
Pomona American Legion and the San
Clemente Elks Lodge.
Mr: Englehard leavei his widow, Ann;
· a son, Jatnes Michael EnJtlebard of
Ormlge; three daughters, t, o r r i n e
Breeden and Gail Oehr_ling, both of Santa
Ana, and Cannen Eilglehard Of San
Clemente; his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Englebard 101 Lynwood; · U...
brothers, Fred Englehard of Lakewood,
Leander Englehard of Mark>n, Iowa, and
George Epglehard of KansasviUe, Wis.;
three sisters, Louella Lucy of Lynwood,
Dorothy Anderson of Pico Rivera and
Helen-Geiger of PortJand, Ore.; and a
grandson.
Rosary and Requiem Mass will be con··
ducto<l at 7::!0 p.m. Monday at Our Lady
of •Fatima Cslholic Church in San Clemeilte with burial and graveside services Tuesday at 1D a.m. in All Souls
c.emetery, Long Beach.
Friends who wish m·ay make memorial
contributions to the American cancer
Society, 18356 E. 4th St., Tustin, 926llO.
Lesneski Mortuary Js in charge of ar-
rangements.
Ties Established
•t--SAIGON (AP) -Niirth Vletnam__an.
nounced1 today that It elttlblllhed
diplomatic rolailons with Austria, and
ambassadi>rs will be appointo<l within
three month3. There ate no diplomatic
,.1atlonl .belwecn AW!trl,a and South
Vietnam.
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Fire· Hits "Yaeht Democratic Assembly Speaur Moretti
and Repilblican Reagan and his aides
asseinbJed .tM. ... compromise m~asure
ov"" a peMod Of months.
' $11D;OOO Boat Burns 0.ff Dana Point °'Ibey made every concession they
!bought they could make to get the
needed votes, but the efforts to win the
last Senate vote. seemingly were given
up as late as Thursday night.
A $110,000 yacht's cruise from Los An-
geles to Florida was aborfed ofi Dana
Point Tbiirsday aftemooo by a smoky
electrical fire that caused $7 ,500 in dam-
age.
The initial mayday· distress call from
the ~foot cruiser"'Que Paso?" sent har-
bor'patrolmen scurrying from their bar·
bOr :offices, racing to save the vessel
stranded three miles directly seaward
of the harbor entrance. •
William Bratrod, the bOat's owner,
shut down the engines and activated an
engine_ room ' fire extillguisber, but res-<
ClR! personnel still had work to do when
they arrived at the smoky Ves.!el.
The fire was confined to wiring and
other equ~pment in the engine room. The
vesseJ later was towed to Dana Harbor.
Three passengers were on board the
expensive yacht at the time.
Bratrod said later that the fire was
"more Of the creeping stubborn k I n d
that started smouldering and wouldn't
stop.;•
No damage occurred to the actual
structure of the vessel.
The bQat's owner, a resident of Colwn-
bia, 'Mo., said the trip would resume
after repairs. ·
Nothing new was offered in the way
(See TAX BILL, Page I)
Fat Cat Wakes Up
It's .New Ow1iers
-At Early Hour
By JOHN ZALLER
Of 'lie OlllY ""' .... At 8 o'clock this morning a »..pound
alley cat tiptoo<l into Earle and Elizaheih
Cooper's bedroom, jumped up on their
bed, and hegao walking in clrtles around
tbeir hesds. •
"J! this means he'.s an alarm clock
cat, we'll have to set him for another
time," observed Earle Cooper good na·
turedly. "But you can see bow quickly
he's made ~If at home."
The ~ ,W.re the couple selected
Bloiter ,;,ict that the district plam to from aiboiig !Ill telephone callers to be
Capo Beach JJnit Memh~r
Appeals for Park Backing
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A member of the Capistrano Beach
C9mmunity Association this week issued
an appeal for donations of labor, cash or
plants in an effort to assemble a
neighborhood corps of workers to
refurbish' Pines Park.
Wayne M. "Tony" Blotter, a retired
resident living acrOss the street from the
par~ told membe rs of the auoclation
this week that the "only way t!\at lhe
park can be brought up is f9r !he
residents to pitch In and do somethin•·''
Th&-park; which recently """'°"''" ext""-1ve stGnn ·drain_ work, t s tecbniOaliJ • d aJJl<ltt e :..ed by the
C.plltr.» Sq Pirb and ~
District, bUt Olllc(als of that speci31
dlstrtct have lamented recently that few .
funds exist lot 1114 relurbllblng of the
oeglected park that only recently wos
given official '"'blic atat111 by the courts.
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· tl ste the -·-• masters of· lhe Hmitington Beacll aJ!•Y lnsiall imga Oil sy ms 00 ,... ·-· cat that just three days ago n. h 0 a y "But they don 't hare much mpney to wanted.
do anything else out tliere. The Coopers loot their 1'-year:old cat
i•Tbat ~~k has stayed .the way it is for three weeks ago, and were starting ·to
the past 40 "years," Blotter said, "and feel the need fot another "fat old cat''
now it's time to do something about it." when they saw a DAILY PILQT article What Blotter and fellow members th
greed the . l"·t f ul tlon about is one. a upon was 10 ua orm a An anonymo111 HunUnaton B e a c b
of a list of residents willing' to pitch hi at couple who hive made a bobby of hell>'
the park. . inlf way cats ...,. near wits end trying
Plans wou\d be ·coordinated thnlullh the to find a , home for thia "totally useless
parkl-dlttrlel;-lhe-memberl-.,,...r,-tben-Ma ovmffil!lt"-Ulllif until" the ·article
mudi-oNl!e-llbor could bo porlonned by-revea!i(l"tlielr-pUghl.
-ta, themlelves. . "I~-~· the calls very care!Ully Tbe parlc at p....,.t contallu old lookln~ for JUst the right ltlnd of home ,"
shrubs i>odly In need of reviialiting. nported the caW!elping woman.
Do<ens, c( Imported pines allO need Am0.a tboie roJtc!ed were a man who
speclil Cl"' on !he fOur.acra scenic park. "anted lo uoe Ille cat for :,Onimat 1lets,
.Blotter asked .thal anyone ~Wing to of· ""'°' -• oho feattd might be fer ony help can contae\cll!Jn_._H!l&-2387. !SeeJTµNB. Plce I)
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Moon shines .down on Apollo
17 as co.untdown contµi11~ J~r
Dec. &.blast at Kenneay space
Center. The launch wiJ.11 be
the first at night and •the last
of scheduled; ma!ll!~ moon
missions..
Strike Imperils
Apollo Launch;
Tests Continue
CAPE ~NEDY, Fla. (AP) -Apollo
L7's astronaut,s· received their final major
physical examinations. today while the
space ~ency said there is a chance th8t
~ threatened strike by 60 documentation
workers could force a postponement of
the moon launching.
However, most NASA officials felt the
odds were low that a strike woulif affect
lhe launching, scheduled Wednesday
night. ..
Astronauts f.ugene A. Ce rna n ,
geologist Harrison .H. Schmitt anci
Ronald E. Evans planned several hours
with NASA doctors and a report on the
physicals was expected later today. .
The Workers Who threatened to strike
are nonunion technical writers and ad·
minisb'ative petsonnel employed by the
Boeing 'Co. They seek to reverse SO to 50
percent pay cuts. they received. last year
when BOeihg took over a Space Center
support serviCes contract from Trans
World Airways.
A strike baS never de layed a launching .
at Cape Kennedy, princiapallX because
NASA-under court order has been able to
confine plckctlng to bne or two gates.
leaving other ptes open ·for non.rtriking
uniop. personnel to enter.
Negotiations cooUnued between,the two
sides-today: No ~k&-date 'ha..-been--an-
nounced by .tl!e; tttg ll/orkenc -
Dec. 9, and-"1 a iM· only--1avor11hle
days .thf< monthlfor eri ~lo i'l launch.
The ~xt opilmunr 1 ~~~·the moon Is ln the PrDl'l't . JM, 19 in
January. U the shot 11 ayed a month,
it would cost NASA an estilnated
$800,000.
llnoj>en doused the lhmies.' . '
'l2le -firm then replaced llti ...,,llN'*"8<>..,. ,did -rapalrs to ~·'· . ~· ~. Penru~~ ..... ~
generally ts lhe Prelide!lt, , ·
The projects, however, are liandled by
the General Services Administration's
employes on duty at the Pres.identlal
compOlUld.
Those aides are forbidden to discos.s
details of the remodeling project.
The reported visit by the President -
the first since bis landslide reelection
victory -is expected to last at least a week. ~
En<kif·year working •. vacations are
.common for the President ih San
Clemente.
Early last January, the President
traveled west for· an extended stay along
the South CoasL -· .! Carpets, Pa~ding
' For Trailer Stolen
Carpets and carpet padding which had
been scheduled for installation , today
were stolen Thursday night from a
mobile home dealership in San Juan
Ca pistrano.
Orange County Sheriff's officers said
the carpeting was taken by intruders who
may have had a master key to the
premises or Capistrano Mobile Home
Pageant, 33il3 San Juan Creek Road.
The carpeting was taken from a recently
acquired trailer. It was valued by the
owners at $425.
Weat.,er
Continued sunny skies is the way
t~ weather lady sees it fer Sat-
urlay, with beach temperatures
around 70, rising to 80 inland, Lows toqighi in lhe 50s. . .
INSmE TODAlt'
E n g i i s h roCk linger Rod
Stewart rost to ftJme wi(h hit
record, "Moggie May/'·He 1eem1 ·to ron fiMn bring a suptr1ta·r
-hidifU1 in ob.tcure, ttcond-rate
bands aftd aPJl<aring m 1""111
towns. See story In todav'r
Weekender.
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Clemente's . .
Excl:uingers
Get Award
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Members of .:>ati Clenlente's Exchange
Club received their sixth consecutive a~
nual naliOflal service award a t
ceremonies al the Western White J4ou~
Thursd11y afterno>0n, then set out on the
first citizen tour of the President's estate
:i.IJo,ved since the start of the Presiden-
!Lal campaign.
The aY:ard ce remony, ~d fo r the sec-
ond year in a row at the Presidential of-
fice complex, involved pr~sentation of
the "Big E" ay,·ard from National Ex·
change Preident.eleet Fred Cronk of
\Vhittier.
The local du~ is the only Exchange
unit in the state this year to receive the
awilrd.
After the ceremonies and luncheon, the
local club members and their wives
walked to La Casa Pacifica for a stand-~rd tour of the hciuse grounds-a y,•a\k
that comes along with a guide provided
by the General Services Administration.
The tour was the first since the activity
was stopped early" last summer.
Security was the reason given for the
si.;dden halt in the visits to the house 1:ly
groups allowed to use the facilities for
meetings and seminars.
The local club took plaudits from the
national official for conducting several
major projects endorsed by the national
serice orgariization.
The local efforts include Crime
Prtvention Week observances and the
dedication of -freedom s h r I n e s .
)lermanent displays of authentic replicas
of important national documents.
From Pagel
TAX BILL. • •
of a compromise.
Moretti said the key ti the break-
through Is a realization by some sena-
tors that "it's a good bill" that, on m'!r·
jt, they shouJd vote for it.
The Republican governor was on his
"'ay back to California today from a
three-day g~will trip to Mexico.
He y,·as prepared to come to Sacra.
mento if there was any chance his per·
sonal persuasion cou1d win the last
needed vote for his tax plan.
1be measure ·breezed through the As-
sembly Wednesday, 64-8.
But ~antic !fforts by all the governor's
men and •ll the Speaker's alll!s the
past ·'lhr'ee days failed to crack the Sen.
ate opposition clJque of 10 Democrats
and three Republicans. 'f
History eeemed to be repeating_ itself.
lt was the last day of the 1'10 sessioo.
th.St another billion-dollar Reagan to
measur! faOed in the Senate by a sin·
8:Je vote. There were 13· opl><Jnents then,
too, and an angry Rea1an castigated
them as "that dirty little band."
Elevetl of the 1970 opponents are
among the 1972 holdout group.
: The Governor has declared that prop.
erty tax relief is the major remaining
goal of his administration.
And Jt·loretti, Democrats from Van
Nuys, would like to add tax reli!f to the
list of accomplishments he l)lans to put
befoer voters when be runs for governor
in 1974.
Reagan bas said he will bypass the
Legislature if the Senate rebuffs him
•gain and put a tax relief measure to
the voters in a special statewide election
property tax cut of $128 a year for the
The measut'! before the Senate today
earmarks $451 million in state budget
Surplus and federal revenue sharing, and
boosts sales and business taxes by $670
inlllion.
: More than half. $561 million, would be
}:>as.sed out in new state aid to public
schools and to roll back local school
taxes .
· And $478 million would go back to the
state's renters and homeowners in the
fonn of tax relief. It wou1d mean a
property tax ctu of $128 a year for the
next year.
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Motion GNtlted
Beach Man Clear
In -Swindle Case
By TOM BARLEY
Of 1M D.ity fOlltt ll•H
Hunting~on Beach buslneaaman James
Shipley wu cleared today in Orange
Colinty Superior Court or char1es that he m involved in the alleged swindling of
investors ln Laguna Hills stockbroker
Joseph Du,laney's Wor1d F I n a n c I a I
Trend.! empire.
Juda'e JamCJ TUmer granted the mo-
tion filed by Shipley, 38, of Ul951 Lowell
Citde, Just tlu'ee weeks after he cleared
Dulaney's . former vice. president of
allegations that he helped to defraud a
San Benw<lino hospital of IS00,000.
Judge Turner's decision this morning
leaves Dulaney, SI, and bis wife, Marlene,
32, of 2631 Via Cascadlta, San Clemente,
alone to face charges filed by lrivestors
who flooded the Di!lrict Attorney's Of-
fice with complaints three years ago.
But a motion for ~ismissal filed by the
Dulaney's will come before Judge Turner
If Dulaney and bis wi(e go to trial, they
will face charges that they were
responsible for what bu been estlroated as the 13 million defrauding of World
Fttianclat Trends lnvest0rt.
It ls alleged that many rt!ldents of
retirement commun111es In Laguna Hll's
and Seal Beach lost substanual sums 1n
tbe DJlaney enterprise.
1be couple left for Wes\ Germany with
their children in November of 1918 at \ht
height or an investigaUon into JI!§ M-
plex affairs of the corporalion operated
from Dulaney's "Taj Mahal" offlc!
building iq Laguna Hills.
1be handsome fmancier was arrested
two years later in the Dutch Caribt.an
colony of Curacao.
His wife rejoined him in Orange Coun-
ty When she was discovered by
authorities in the British Atlantic colony
of Bermuda.
SIXTH CONSECUTIVE NATIONAL SERVICE AWARD PRESENTED TO SAN CLEMENTE EXCHANGE
PresicMnt•l•ct Fred CrOf'lk, right, Gives Award to 0.1n Hutton, left, end Ed Miller
later today. If be denies \hat motion he
will set a trial date for the couple · ac·
cused of grand theft, fraud and _con· Shultz Stays
As Secretary
Of Treasury
No •Tough ~ot)s~ • ID Valley
spiracy.
The dellgllted Shipley commented
outside the· courtroom that "tbi!I is the
end of a nightmare. •
Chief Emphasizes Constructive Law Enforcement
"I knew that I would e.entually
receive justice but J on1y wish that that
justice could have come a little earlier,"
Shipley said.
Shipley was the fifth defendant to be KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) _ The cleared of charges contained in an
By JOHN ZALLER
Of tM O.jty Plllit Sl-!f /
Police aren't usually paid to run a taxi
service for drunks,.-or lo counsel drug u~ers, or to sh9w-Sympathy for someone
who's in trouble. But in Fountain Valley
they are:~
Chief C. W. Michaelis believes police
shouldn't be "people just waiting for you
to make a mistake so they can pounce
down and arrest yoU. M
He wants his men to deal eon·
st ructively with the problems they face
iH the field .
In the case of a drunk, for example,
1\-fichaelis allows his officers to see a
drwik home rather than into jail .
"What good does it do to throw a fami -
ly man into jJil when all be needs is a lit-
tle time to sObea·up?" Michaelis asks.
"If they haven't broken any laws, our
main coocem is just to see that they
don't get into any trouble, and the best
y,·ay to do that IS to get them home," he
says.
In the case of youthful drug usen,
Michaelis says the dep·artment tries to
"get them back on the right track"
rather than give them a jail record.
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'NO HARO-LINE"-'OFFIC£RS'
Fountain V11l1y's Mlch1ell1
Orange Coonty Grand Jury Indictment Florida White House announced today
"l was able to hire the kind of officers I that lnltlalJy li!ted seven persons. . that George Shultz will remain as
think a force should have, and \o write Two or •L.-~-seven were cleared when r Jh ...... _,_ I ~·d t all the basic rules and regulations. '.fh".re ~MM:: secretary o e .,,,._., .... T n .-i"1ol en
was no dead wood to bog everything they testified against their co-defendants Nixon's second tmn and-will have chief in · a recent trial that cleared ~ · -· dvwn ." Dulaney, Shipley, Riverside broker responsibility for coordinating a I I
Michaelis' outlook extends to such Wendell Warren Austin, 42, and Daniel economic policy as 8 presidential assis--
things as personal appearanCe of his of· Hayes, 40, of 8211 Snowbird Drlv!, Hun-tant.
ficers. In the case of grooming, for ex-tingotn Beach of charges stemming from Press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler an--
amPie, tbre are no strict requirements, the alleged defrauding of St. Bernardine nounced the unusual \nove to have a with the resu1t that Michaelis admits to Ho!lpital.
having some-of the hairiest lawmen in rthl Cabinet member serve almultane9us1Y as It has been alleged that WO ea.. stock tall and Orange County. was used by the accused group to obtain a member of the White House B ,
"We don't want our men to look like a·$500,000 Joan from the Roman Cetbo1tc said Shultz will be chairman of a new
OC.:dballs apart from the re!lt of the cOm-nuns whQ handled the San Bernardino Cabinet·level Council on Economic Poley.
munity," he says. "They should look like hospital's financial affairs. Talkl.ng to newsmen here, Shultz
regular people. So sideburns and acknowledged that, in IOme respec,11, he moustaches are ftne wilh me, ™ only
thiog I insist M is that an officer DOI be will play in economlc affaln I ?qle
so hairy that he frightens the pubUc similar to that assigned in foreign policy
whenheclimbsoutofhissquadcar." 90,000 Mexico ~~iden~ assistant Henry A. KJa&.
w~~A.eMlr chaelisthe O pub~c:s mi draghtw be im: Ziegler madt two other announcements
= C le 'W d' in the economic area: Herbert Stein will danliefed by "too much understanding • oup s e. taln .. _ halnn r the <Joun. and too lilUe enforcement," officers are re wo pas! as c an o ell of Economlc Advlaeta 11111 Nboo oipec!e<l to act, ~or b the chief one who MEXICO CITY (UPI) -Here assistant Peter M. Flanlgan wlllcc:ootlnue
would disarm police or uniloim them in , come U>e bridet IDCI ""°""' about u chairman of the CounqI oo lntene-mod-1111• blazers to make them blend in 180,ooo .tu-. tloill1 _..,Policy. I'
better With the community. Autbofltt.. said about 90,000 SballJ, who ...-...! ., · teere11fJ of ~ ",PolJce should W!&r IOmetbing 80 that couples Who have been Uving Labor and airector Of the. OfDce Of
when a cltit.en needs help; he can spot a together In mnniOn law marrlafoo .._lgllllODI -~ before llecom-
neatby o!(icer," he llOJ'S. "Al far u inr for at .... u lo yeon !filJI"· '~ ~-eeqo\lry th.II yar, tald
age goes, a unltonn lsn't important. You ftciallf becdrne bmbadl and wtTes '" the new economiC~ council be will bead
can dress a man in a tUiedo and if he's today in ceremonlea taking plact wW be compsed of chlef11 of the Labor,
inCClliderate.and abrupt in doing his job, simultaneously throughout Medco. c.om.mette, Agriculture, Transportation
"We'll call tbeir parents dovm to the
station and let them see their kids all
doped up anil sick," Mlchaell1 1ay1.
"Often times' that is more effective than
jail in making everyone realize that
something is seriously wrong."
Wfille these policies may be known es
"progressive" in some circles, Michaelis
prefers to think of them as conservative.
• peqpJ:e are going to be angry with him." The ceremonies also legaIJy and state departments, the <>fflce of
in_ 1967 with the explicit idea that he Patience and understanding, Michaelis recognize the children, a n d Mariagement and Budget, Counc:B of
wante:l to build a department the way he says, are the top qualities he expects in grandchildren in some cases, of Economic Advisers, Cost of Living eoun.
"Years ago the man on the beat knew
his people and did these kinds of things
for them all the time," Michaelis says.
"The policeman was a regular merhber
of the community.
thought it sbou1d be built. L.:-"and the ~ r ·-"-they're such unions. ell --• Cooncil on International Ecooom-Prior to that, he had been chief of the iu.o men •Tt"' 0 U1Wvrm le ~~--.
Garden Grove force, which then had,lfK> ~w~ea~nng'.!·~::w~oo~'.'..t.".af'.'.f'.:ecl~the~m'.'...'.a~t.".all'.'..~"---'-....!::=============:!........:::.:.'="""'::!:.---"'7'------
me.1. Taking over In Fountain Valley, he
''But today. especially in many of the
big cities, the department is too statisti cs
conscious about how many arrests are
made to leave the officers discretion
about whether they make arrests or not.
"To officers in these departments, a
drunk is a drunk and must be arrested no
matter what. They go strictly by the
book at all fimes," he says. "In this ·
department, we expect much more than
that frorp~pur -officers.''
Mi chaelis came to Fountain Valley
when the police department was rounded
Anthony Kelly
Succumbs at 68
Anthony Frank Kelly, a member of the
San Clemente El.ks Lodge. died at home
Thursday after a sudden illness. Mr.
Kelly was 68
The retiree leaves his widow, Muriel,
of the home at 108 W. Avenida SanUago. ~lr. Kelly was a fonner inember of the
Holy Name Society and of the Knlibts of
Columbus in Los Angeles.
Recitation of the Rosary and Requiem
Mass will be conducted at 9 a.m. satur-
day at Our Lady of Fatima CathoUc
Church· and burial will follow in Calvary
Cemetery, Los Angeles. Le s n es k I
Mortuary is in charge of arrangements.
4 Persons Hurt
In Irvine Crash
Two drivers who pulled over for a
Cali!ornia Hi ghway Patrol inspection ln
Irvine Thursday got a little more than
they expected.
Pllllip HaU. 17, or TusUn, told police he
was driving northbound on CUiver Drive
near Main Street and failed to notice lhe
lnspt<Uon lane and the stopped can.
llall colUded with the car of Harold
Harper, 17, of Santa Ana which ln tum
rammed the car dri ven by Arthur
DtRaad of rowa. ·
took a l~man force and a $350 per month
pay cut.
"But there were no hardline officers
tr-c<lr.ed in the wrong tradition," he says.
Toys for Tots
Center Opening
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Five-year-old Julia ·Ehler of Seal
Beach, Miss Orange c0unly Tofs for
Tots, Will help Santa and Mrs. Claus oPen
headquarters for the countywide toy-col-
lection drive at lOa.m. Saturday in the
T~n and Country Shopping Center in th e
city· bf · Orange.
The headquarters will be open fron 10
a m. to 6 p.m. daily through Dec. 24, ex-
cept Sundays. Toys will be distributed to
needy children throughout the county.
For more in!ormation, call 836-1000.
From Page l
FELINE ...
medical students and families y,•bo had
young children.
"But the Coopers were just right,"
saJd the anonymous woman. "The mo-
ment they came in and sat down, the
old cat jw:Dped up in their laps and ~led
over to be scratched. It was lov! at first.
sl4ht ~· 'You sh o u 1 d see the ay this cat
9Jeeps," say !I the enth siastic Mrs.
Cooper. "Re lies Oat on Jtis back with
all four paws sticking into the air."
"Funulest dam t.hmg you ever saw,11
agreed her husband, an oil compa'oy eir
gineer.
The Coopers, who live In Huntington
Beach, are alto lmpr!ssed by the siu:
of the.tr new pet. "We've had cats of
14 and 17 pounds," said Cooper, "but thls
one ii tops. I travel all around the world
on buslneM and I've never seen a cat
11 big u thla me."
The ne# pet, as yet unemed, already
hu establiabed au.perlor1ty o v e r the
Cooptr1' other, much smaller cat and
seems happlb' secure tn tfte home where
he "°!'"' to l]>tlld the mi of h~-ure.
Highway Patrolmen wor1clng the in-
•pection lane di•pal<~. Hau and hla Assemblyman Ga\ns passenger, Patricia Kahler, 17 of TUltln, ,
and Harper and hi• pa....,er Bou CHULA VISTA (AP) -ASMmblyman
Shaw. 17, or Santa Ana to Co!lta Mesa Wadle P. Deddeh, CO-Chula Vi.!Jta), w•s Memorial Hospita l where they were 1 !rented for minor Injuries and ttleased, reported recovering today In Ba:ii,
DeRaad reported no Injuries ln the GeneraJldod;pltal from surgery Wednct-
mlsh!p. day tor a tanmla .
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Chris'1MS . ..Selected pieces from tht Et
Cetro collections are noui on Sole.
Shop early for best selection and
immediate deLivtry.
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reg. 1245 Sal< $199
Aecessory Table
rtg. Jll9 Sal< 199
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o.c...d. 390, f....itn, C111ton11 ,,_ l .1 .... 1m >s1t-n tually ..... -·-their Uvea -·J·cesandhardDoors Wall ·effil.ergcncy. In modem. a"'""'· -~ .. ..,..._,,, NOTICI II Hl:•l!IV Gflll'N .. ttll PIJBUC NOTICB .. Tiii• .......... Mlfll C*ldllCltd by • • ~·~.,.. • IHU-lll • -t->. ~"'" ot t111 ......... ,..,... ._...,, .,., .... , PUBLIC N011CE · At thla time of life more to-wall carpeting or cork --'-~-'------,.,,_,,,._'-~--, --------
11w1 1111 ,.,... l'IMna delrM -.aNI ti... •llllWIN G. ~ than J~ ~ • floors I I I t h = =·~ ~ ~ ~ = -l"ICf.,..:A ~..... TNa = ... wll?I ttlt COl,lllt'f IUP•llCMt ~~ 4~ fH• tJal :,~ z vu}n.:i-~~ dangers ':r°ran~~ :~cularl; What do· doctors recommend .. ""'dlr1l Oil tlll lbove 9Rtltled c:owt, Gr ..... STA~ 0.. llf or.... CIUllily Clll Nov. !lo ltn STAT• 01" CAUl"CMtWIA 1JCMt '"''---1-p1e,· hen rising t . ht to to .. •r•••11t . """'· "'"'' .... Thlto6lowllil...,... ............... WIU.IM\1!!.l1'.J()HN,~ClM'lil11'1 fHl:COUMTYOflottAMOI """auu ... a rug go
-=--y ~ to ...,. Ulldlnl.fftld ,1 •· • ~ J . -..... °""" .... ,...,_, J 0 ---'ve the ·bathroom Another tip fi ti ts • paID• ? • ""' .._. el "" ~ GI~, • COHSTit\JCTM>N FUNDINO c 0 .' ...,.,,, MOYtc* ~ MllAl:lff °"' PllTmON ...... .,..._, -m Dr. ~-~· .... that .,. or lrd en ID • 0Uf41 AHO CltUTCHI:•, "' Ntwport 1n1'-A ... ~ st.. ,..,,..,.,,, ,.......... 0...... Col,, QIJly PtMI, .l"otl P1t09ATW OI' Wff.L MID POI: toucbel that UV ~ ~ Ortv., ,....,..,., ~"-c.1Jom1e ven.y, Cellt. m11 No...,..,..,. M Mt ci.1 ,_. 1, •· 1s, Ll'M'alH TmTWln'A•Y can go _far cess to tbe bathroom i!: short, .·
...... wllldl It .... ~ "' ~ "' l!QUI • ••c.. lllC.. • calfforftll 1m .,..,, E..... of Nl!LLI!' HUGHES COl.t:· -n......... all th try d' 50,000 000 =-~-1~:..·~~:i"',C: ~~J:_~~~ st.. PUBlJC Nm'ICE o=~Ce~EJteav GIVEN ""' toward sav~ 'direct~ thagbt there is ade-lMiWfS OVer eCOUD ISpeDSe OVer t
_ ......... '"' ............ • .... ..,.. -" --" • "'"" •• '--· ·-w . .__. Ing you sub-quate ....,.t ll Ung. of these tablets to'the'U' patients each y-·. l'IOtb. . -• Corpcntfal'I. l'ICT"tOUI 1us1•u1 llld ,..,. Douot• Hugtft Nft f!ltd stant!M .I_• -01
,.. c::"o't~ o~'--~rc2k1NSOH "t.~ =:r.. """ ,,,.::::• "AT'::' ~ .... ::"~·":'~"'r.::.::., 'To! mounts o t DESION THE b e d r o o m There are many medicatio~ a to I'll recommend molt than any
1:1*111T!• ot !tit •111 91 Thi• ••tlfntllll ftted Wltll "" C:;"T. • ,.,_ "' lfll ~"-" "*'--to~ .. ll'lld9 money. tn the selllibly ~ senslUvely. 'I1Je phyiician or dentist can. pre-other leading tablet. e1UOM~ DU-::' &"r.1:r::::"" 1~~L~~ :i.r"=m "~ ... CAJl:L.!:.1' ~!;::!0•.:f !:. Pl-:'~:-;,:.":.-::::' t!!: := fqture, .. ' aaya most desirable location is a acribe for pain. Some are nar-Headache and dental p.in ia ~'--c"" ~ Cl.t:ltl(, •Y J. MldOoX, Depvty. Clllf ~ "'for o.c-w 1•, tm. it t:oo '""" 111 Dr. Mlcliael POITI room with a southern ex-colic, many are available only n!lieved incredibly fut; minor ....,. _,..., STIJIMM ..,.... -· C""*NN ""'41 """°' tM cout1room flf Dtflerttnerlt Ho. I of • • B th · · f h • • d pend ......,, ,_, Clllftnlll '*' ATT09:MIY AT uw 1111 ~ HUl'.lltlllrlon .... "64' "" court, •t 100 c1v~ c.m.r 0r1w M. Dacso, medicaJ director of posure wbkb admits '1h'ect on prescnption. ut ere none pains ~ art nlia are e -,, 'l,~ ::-"-1"6 •· .,... 11 .. ..,.. »& Tiii• llllllW 1a 1111111 condYct9d w lfl Wnt. '"' ""5'!!0f Ser11a Atla, Cilllforr11t. the Daughters of J 8 c 0 b ..... 11 .. ht during winter months pai.n f!li~r, available '."1lhout ably eased for hout'IJ; evt:Q the • ~ Ma. C........ ftJ'll lildlwWwit O.fld Novernbw 2f, 1972 "~ tion d to d oche& a d nn 'na of colds and du °''• coeit Diii';'. Piiot, T"• ,..lMf · Jahn Dwela• Cror*l\1N WILLIAM E. IT JOHN. Gerfatrlc Center, Bronx, New -but shield lhe room from pret1Cnp • . oc rs 1~pense n ,~i •
NO¥ell'lbW' tt, 11, 14. •nd -0.C.nlllf t, msn Tiii• 1 ""*'' fllld with thl f-... C1M1111Y c1111r "' k •'•"'"" nil ht b again and again ... AnacU'L re8po nd to Anacin. So the ten· '
mt '1•11 htllltllld 0r11111 coest °''"' """'· Cl"1c J ~11111 COUftfY on: Nov. 21, ,,n IAMU•t. A •••111•u•• 1or , one of the nation's &""'"'6 1ununer su g Y Each year, docton give over sion and dep~D'that can be ..
PIJBUC·NOTICB HOYll'l'lblr to. 17• "-.,.. DlctlribW 1•w1LLIAMl!.11".JOHH,COUH1'YCL.l'.ll:K. m~utt•-•m.u• leading organizations for the the use of canopies or awn· 50,000,000 Anacin tebleta to causedbyouchpam' will here ... 1m s131.72 ~ 81¥tftr 1 M.ioox. °"""" P ....... CA tnfl
• • • l'NM I~'~._.... care and rehabilitation of aged ings. Smaller windows are bet-their petienb in pain. If doctors lieved too. And millio111 take '
SUNIKNl cOUtrr.Ofl CAUllOltNl4 PUBUC ~cg l"lltllt._, 0r ..... _C011t o.11v Pllol. Publtllwd 0..•nge C01•I Delly Piiot. people. ter than large ooes beicause think enough about Anacin to Anaci n without 1tomach UJ>18l. 1 . ~=.=-::~ ltO'MCI TO O.llMTOl:I o.cema.r 1•" lS. 22. l'72 n11•12 DtewrlbW 1, 2. 1, 1m 2'1"72 they produce less 'g I are, ditpe!Ule all these ~blel.!I, what \Vhen you're in pain, why • P~: AA~~ DAWSON \II. ~=~= =~ = PUBlJC NO'nCE PUBUC NOTICE !l'llESE TOUCHES w i 11 Dra~iesf wiedtb, pull cords are ~te:hr:;:~n~ai~o;.~? you ~n~~u ~= U:J~~th! : 0 •ftftd • "' •: JACK CLIFFOll:D THI COUtn'Y °" OUJMI ,..__ ........ SutlNlh make it wmecessary t O to uc avor 0. ver venetian You •••, Anacin contains tablet a doctor might 11've -• · ltlYNOl.DI ~ DOES ONE llV'OUllh ... A441tl .., •" ..,..... I Jftn ---.1 J '-••• blinds An '·~ bed labl ,-. l"OUlt. tl'ICMl'v.. £stett .,, WA!.Tlll w. GAAa£TT, .... _ -llAM• ftATIMll• -ffT IMllllll SUl"l1tto11 couitT OI" TNI 1·~u1UUe your uoc--or to ~ · oversu.c;."\I e more (I( the pain reliever doc· in hit own olice. 'llake Anacin4'.
T• H Dw••••= Olaielild. ,,,. ,.._ STA1'101" CA~f'Ol:•IA POii:. stall new equipment in it at also is desirable. 1------------------------,:,._F'.F-~~:':. =,.": ~E •''..:':!.!"' n::" ~ ••:SUNDRY sul"PUl!llS, .m OrltMt tHi cou:r ~m CNt.ut•• some later 'time; w i 11 Provi'de adequate railings on
...... t, Y01i1 m111t ftlt }le !Ills c.wt 1 ""' efl ""°"' 11tWi1 el*"" ...in.I .._ St., '"-!lift ..,,...,, Celtt. "'°' l"IT"toN flOlt AUTMOll:.ITY TO MM!:• el """"" .......,.. 111 ,......,_ te "' Nl4 ~ .,. ~ te fllt ...._, ......., c.... ~ Nll Grtddt St.. 11:ow MONn' MID TO ,exicllfl iminate hamrds to which all stairs. This precaution -~ h1r. wr1ttwfi.,. Wit ......... If wltll .. ~ -""" Ill .... lffke f'olMttln V•I~, C.llf tVOI Dl!l:D 01" TitUIT older people are commmlf should be bserved 1Jw11otc->t1w111111t:10•.,.•ttwfMl11111edlr'ce1tM..,.erint11111~ .... TllbtMJMu bt!N~b't'wi Estm of l+ll•LEV MELv1111.t. nrrine·, wfllmakethemoster-0 even ~ 11 _...... .. .,.., °"""'4IMi .. l!""'"t """" ..-1111 ......,.. 1nc11...,.,._1. c Mlrtffl SEACORD, DecwM. , ,.... where there is only a single
.,_--.et ..... " ... _.. °" ~ to -~ .,.... 'I 1 et " ' • Pfl!tlontr, Merritt EmrNH ~. " ficlenl and comfortable .... of te such t fr t cfoo ~ -. llflllltlff ..,, ..., c.w1 _., tlllW Molllf'dl ...,, '°' WeuM. c.Mfonlll n11 •1•""*" Iii.ct w1t11 ."" ~ •..wtw of * ..,..1 11 "" MlllYMlllMll . ...,... s p, as a a on r. ,...._, -:::..C for .,.:?.ii. rwr .,.... b .. 11oe1 ., .......... """ " er... C-'Y ... ,,._...,, ....._ a114u11· • your home living space" E 1 · • -t derfoot -""' 11'1 ... • "" ---"' .. matttri ,.,_.,...fl, 1m WILLIAM E. 'Sl' JOHN. COUM-"-""-Is th. fttclllor., the w111 of • i.m-,_a e u n ",. ....... to.,.. .. .....,. • ... to 1111 _..,."'Mid._.., w1W11 tow TY cu~ic. •v .._,., J. Mlddl:uc, ~ Shlrlr/ Me1Y1111 5eKord enc1 ~ to What are some. of the obstacles such as scatter rugs
....,. • •.......,., !!:'. ......, • • m1W11t1a '""'"" ftr'lt "'*'kitloll" ..... "'· · __ f21'qi ~.~ _,,.."'"_!'_.~~~~ .. ~·-'"""'·, 0 toucbes"J!>..!'hich Qr. Dacso_ and thresholds between roonU . .........., lit fllllf ,_. ........-"-.....,' ·l\Olfc., --... --... _....., --c--f .... n.. P.llot "' _._... --. --r=--~.:;;, Ji • _., '9 ~ • -. Dated NOii 1 wn .-v ... , "" .. ..,. -· ...... ..;.., "' c11oom11. with IMwMt •t 1'111"-Plr •it-18 1,.. ..... • i.ug . f1'll might you This is a must .-for older O.ftd Al.Ill. lS. 1m. MA.1ti.£E JOAN POWILL ~ t, I, ,s. 22. 1'12 -c nllf'!'I, p.eye!M et lfll relli of Sl".Oll Ptr ke the t f . ,,
(SEAL) EHQiih'I• • "" e11111 • montll ~ Jenuerv 1. 1m •nd ma mos o your people trip more easuy and
WILLIAM E. sr JOHN, cltrk 11"" .--Mmed decldlnt PUBUC NOTICE prlndpel Hrable wllltln iw.inr veer:1. household investment in these tend to inJ'ure themselves tt.r~ I,.. OODlon, Deputy ClllftM •· ~ Pell"-!' .pr~ to OIW 1111 1lllt9 In ? In .,..... A. McC...... ,,. •• u. ...... ,..... •tcntlOUI IUSINlll the form of Eid1lblt A 'fl'llkti I• "'~ years . swn:
1• ~ ·-,......... CllHllNla f1111 .NAMI ITATIMINT to end madt • p.ert of thl• ptt!Hon, GI the be ting _ _.. __ c--.. c..,.... T•h 1u ..,,,. Tiii to11ow1re Sl'r'IOAI •r<1 dolno At t1a1r11y tor ""'*""""' or Vie note. ve a .. ,..,KO.I ..
T_....1 (n•1. ... 1111 ,.,......,.. "" •lllKIMl1ll IMIMll n : Plflll-Pt'Ol*'I » .. ew1. •rttldtl1....... special attention. The aystem A....,. "" ~ Pllblllhtd Or.... Coed Diiiy Piiot, . MAll.\.UHO IWTeRPlllS&S • .,,. LI • died of trust el Cvtlll'I rMI properly should be d tel ered PWIWlld °"""' COlist Diiiy Piiot, NO'ttMblr 17, 14 ... oec.mot!' l, ... • ..... ,.,,.., .--.i.ln Vellt'( fZl'lll btfonelng to tM .,.,, dllcrli.d •• a equa y cov H~ 10. 11. 24. elld 't>fcemtltr 1, 1m ltllf.72 .....,. J M1rctNw ""' USlllM 1o11ow1: to -•· the •---~-I b "12 1111·72 Av. ... ~ Vl&ln -Lot 101, Tract ..,, C-'Y of 0..•1111 ""'1Uce I~ 0 urn PUBUC NOTICE Mir, M. l'nund. ft'LISMll• Aw.. Shit• of CllUornl•, •• ,.,. ITlllP 1111rtof Injury; the domestic water
.. _. .. n v-. tvm. recordtd In Mllctli-ow Mlf>t. I -•·utd be aln lned aAll .,,. Tiii• 1Mll.-f1 Dlllll conctucftd br lfl. Tiii dllM llf'll'wt'wlll bl 1UOtt1111lallv In supp y :..iJV m ta
•ones TO e11:01T01:1 c11v1du*. t111 torm ·of Eid'olbtl • Wlllch I• ett-cllld a r o u n d 11 o d e gr e e s ••rtier• J MlorchlM to end "*" • .,.,, of thll pelltton, NOTICll TD ca•DtTOI:• IUPaaioa COUll:T OP fHI Thhl ........ flltd wlltl "" (Ol,lllly Slld rMI property JI PllllUlll'ly dQcrl~ Fabrenllelt; r 0 0 m tem-
WJll:llOll COUll:T ~ l'HI STAU w CAUPOl:.•IA "°" °"" " °''"" c-ty Ofl: Nov. 27. 1972 Id •• '2D$1 Vlrtlnl• Wey, Sovlll LlfUM, pe ···-· should be uniform " ITATI w CALI ........ JIOlt fHI ~...::,.OltAMI: WILllAM I. ST JOHN COUPfTY Cl.E•K. C.llfornla. r WllC u
tH• cou.:,n .: .. 0 ........ E1t•l9 of DELLA TUBACH. o.a...... • .. .,._,., J. ~ Oepr.lly ~~~~~ ~ llMOf thl ':;" ~ possible (M degl'ee' is best in
E11tl9 Of A.LICE MAY PACE, tic• HOTICE IS HE•E•Y OIVl!N 'to .. ......,... er..,. (Dllsl Dally~::: mlnlstraltve COlb end ""~ fine! winter)· large areas of glass
ALIC! M. PA.Cl!, ~ creel-. of IM ..,... Mlfltll ~ oecem.tllr', I. IS. :n. 1m 3UNi clstrlbutlan of fllt .tat. should be' •·-"-ted Dr D MOl'JCE IS Hlll:t:BY GIVEN tD 1119 lfllt .. ,.,... """"' ~'Ir!": "" . It II to the edvanl ... i.nd best lnffnllb UL:IWG • • acso
='=? ~ t111'!:; ci:'9 ~ := =::::u:;_ =::'rn .. = PIJBUC NOTICE :: ::,::ai;,. ~. •::,.•~= thinbbinedradla!1tbt floor beatm_g llkl ~ .,. ,..,.,... I! ftM ...,,_, 11 1119 cMrtc of ..._ '""'° CDWt. . 1Ut11 um .....,.. ntceSM,., 111 order to,...,. com w1 a warm air
:'9' .. ~'*:'::l~~"':': ~,..,.":.,:'.i"':t'~'= "icr"tOUS 1us1N11s ·~:=·~·:;::,-~"-' PF9'l'I for.,. system .is the most satisfac-19 ,.._, """'-.. "' tJie __.,.,.Oil Ill ..,...,.: aNIMEL ICHAG. MA.Mii ITAftMIUIJ' order Of thla ~ ~JS ... N,,, to tory for older people, vwcMn. 19 .. ~ "' ... ~ JOHH$OH • KEMNIDV (ih': laNl!IT J , Tiie tot....,. ...,_ are ... --funol Mid to lilttall9 • note end " ~ """""'· •• ,..,_ WClllltl. $C~ Jlt\J, ... L ~ ,,_,, .... ....,_, .. ; ... of ,f'nllt • wt flDrtll Jn thll ptllllon A""11it lit LJNr, ... Mt,.• .... P.o.a.1:er.~e.ca.~ ·~ALAAM,...ta. Tlll -E••••* .,..~._""""'....._, INSTALL LOW-pitch
• ._._SI""".._.., Hll.._ c~ tllMI....... -= ...... 11 ~ v •. IM!t 116,~! hi tflll,,..,,.,. ·O.toct: No11111t1er 2', lfn. .a..-_111 .-..1 _, __ .;...., .. t ... tan, 'ftlch II. ttw Diec. Ill .....: fl • lllS •• .,, I '"""""• ~..-. c.tll. -, _ Mtnttl E"'"1tft ~ uuuii;·ucu UN iUCU lll ~ * 1111M1""""d ._.ti"""-._.... .......... .,._ ~""" ·MllMllAiaa.."11,,..,LwDr.. ~ Aspeople••e, tbelrcapabW.ty
to It. ---ol ........... ....,..... ... ,,...... ........... ~ "" ... .H!= ..... QltH. '*' LOftUSI, llMOtl .. MINM. -·j;lllolliiflfc-I 0 L ....,.... .,... ...... ~., -=:t · '· 7 · .... .._......... • SdlllW)itnr ... ~. CF y· ur·· e· gs) 11o1n .. ,,..,._ "'1t7I. "" ..........,. 9l9dto. c . nwo .. --.... ......_ --..a-.1~11-~ ,_ .... rtan! · °'"'"-'·"" -......... -=·--· __ , ... _( ... -_..,,,,.... ...,..... .. _...,. GEll:'TtlUDe c. IA.TIWW' · •• ~J "'" . .. ,..,. -,.......,, • ....._ aJ'""'R1.. ...itched at lower keys -lllllCWlflll O/l N Wlfl , Ip W. ~ • •1 • MlctlMI A. ll:IZIO ~ ......, Of'anot CO.rt '~lly Pilot, IP~I l" et t11t 111iccw1 ~ _... .. .1;..,.... of "" w. ~ • •• ... twMnt fl1111 wttti "* CMltr a-now 1,.1, 1m sm.n for comfort and convenience,
•· NMMA• .... LL l _ ' , 1119 ....... l'lllMd ~ Chrk II Orllllll c-ty 111t: Nw. tr, 1fl1 bfe the Jd to ""'"""" uw ........ tcNMo ..tCllMIOlt -WILLIAM E. IT JOHN, COUN1'Y CLl:ltll. PUBIJC N011CE ena 0 er person res· AIR ,..,. M1 & 1t101DY •Y" hwr1y J. Mlckkll, D1PUt1 pond m0re qulCkly. CAUFQRNIA
, .......... ""· llYI ••:UT' '-· """"· J.,, . _HI., NOTIC• OJI INTl!lrPION TO ... OAG• lnatall automaUc sbut-£fs _.....,, fM .... ~ tall WI M!lf ...... • PllllU._, Ora._ CO.•t D•ll't' "lltf, IN THI SAL• 01" ALCOHOLIC ,. from Oranp Colnly
T•h ffm ......, "' • P.O. .. '"' • • Dlcwnlllr 1. •· 1.s. tt. 1m Jlll.1I •IV••A••s on all gas eqw'pment to p-A,..,., .... 1.a111, L ........ "*"" Clfll....... ,. Nowmblr 2' l'7.I ... -memtions (7l4),540-4550
,.,.,.., ~'"" CO.It Dtlty 'hk CPM• ~· • fO WHOM IT MAY CONCl!llH: ' vent inhalation of cooking gasl•-----------'
PUBUC NOTICE
-·
COLLEGE .·OF LAW
OF ORANGE COUNTY
r•OYISIONAU.'I ACCBITID IY THI COMMlmE °"
IAI IXAMIHDS OP THI STATl·IAI Of CAUfOINtA.
NDW 1cceptitilll men •nd women fot
·adml11lop iO 1M Spring 1973.5-lor.
• If YOU MAY!' 60 .a:.pteble unlh,
• IN' 2 YEARS of prrt-tlme 1'",w •tucfot 13 d ... pet
-k 3 to 4 houri per dw), \'OU an Hm Yot.lt
l .S.L c:ltgrte, etld
• IN 2 AootnONAL YEARS of part•tlme lew INcfy you
c.el'I 11rn )'OUr J.D. drfil*I rnd btoome
. · ELIGIBLE TO TAKE THE
CALIFORNIA BAR EXAMINATION
800 Soulh _ llnlokhur1t
Anaholnt 92804
17141 63S3453 ---
AmY.NOW FOii FEllUAIY Ifft
DAV, EVENING QR
·~DCLAS.~
~ lli-110 .:W. •nlif ~ 1• ~ or.., c ... f D.R., ,,_, PUBUC NOTICE sie1«1 to mu.nc. or "" 11ct1M _. or even an explosion of gas . .".'.:'..._---,,-~-=---~· ==-1~No~O~IC~·~·'-111~·~"c-nee •Ml 1• I. l"ICT.ITIOUl_IUSINhS =~...n:,:._ """':: ti"T" ~tt;:I-------'--''-----"-------------------------------------
-tt72 3Nl-12 NI.Id ITAT'1IMIWT btv•eGft at Ille f)l'llill-. clftaibld u PUBIJC NOTICE p•-. ·~ ~-~. Tiit followllll .,.._ II dalftll NJMM lollOWI! . --===·~~iir:::-:;::~-1--..;~u~-~~·~~·~-~ .. ..:..1•: 1103 $1.Fperlor AYe., COiie MtM .... 17 DON SCHOU ADVE•l'ISING COM-l"l.lrwtnt to IUdl lnllnlloft. lfll UF'l-
IUP••tlil COUIT Of' THI •iffowr.-.. USllMD f!MY; tOO a.-l.w. Hewpotf ~ 11 eciPl't'lnt to the °""""""t STATa~CALll"OttlnA PCMl ~~ICT ~hedl. c.tlf. ~ of Akollolk &-.. COrltr'llf for l._IKI TH• (°"*"' Dfl OllAM• · ....... ,...._. IMI o..k9 .J. Sd.11 I. Compen'( of rn .icoriolk bt\w'"" uc.n.. for
... A-1'm1 ~ICE IS· HIMtYlMVIM ·ttlll tlit (0..-.rr), fiOO c..,.., ~. N9WPOl'I lk:ttlM$1 for IMle Pl'Wl'll-n fotlowl: -=· ... o:...w-~~.,~ :.~n.: ,=.,"'.:: ~:'a!':J\: ~ ':'°1111119 anducted by. ,.~at.~t?~~el'°""" FIDE t.nna TOTAMeWf.UV · c.slfflr'IN, ..... ........: ...... ...,,.., It ~-~ Jon ll. SMiiey,
btlto of ~TT!• I!. 9AILl!V'. Dtctei> 11:• """' M,.. 1'!11""' of' 11-·-' F.!'!! ~~ -~ "lllC'tl¥er"' " ~ I Id W12 et till aftlct ,.i-~'ldltill 1*trtct, • ,,_ ,.........,, '"""''shecl. lf'lll' ~• Del Y Piiot, Moria: IS Hl:•l•Y GIVEN ""'Joe ...... 1151'""°""i.,,._,e, O:illl 'Tiii• ~ fllld wlllli lfll (ovnty Dtambtl" r. 1'7.1 ms.n
""""""' ,._..... I( 11 ••• I ._. Miia. C..tlfl:nlll.. .t 'fl'lliktt """'""' .,_ 0.-. .r Or .... C:-fl' on: "-"'* t7. illled ...,..II • ""'"°" for ....,..,. "'~ -'ll. pubtldy .............. ,..... IWl tm Wlt.l.IAM 'I'. IT JOHN. COUNTY PUBUC NOTICE
Clllll 1tr 1-" Ulftnl ,.....,,,..._,, l.IMIN $EllVICE CLAlltc. ly 8-tw' J, ~ '*""'1'·1 -=~-~-------1
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... •.Ole ulba 1'L!!!'~· .. ~ .. • -"" lltto~ Pu...,uu et!~.\~-: Ol'fv., COllr Mell, C..llfllnll1: at ••JO ""' _,,_, ot _. .,,_,, "" -~-·-' PUBLl°C NOTICB . "'rn. .,. " ·--• "°9il111t tlliirrMttw 11N -1, _, 1W Civic: c.tw Dl'fW CNll MIM, ........ ..., on Mondlly, ~ 11. tm ll ... nll1111 ~ 1111 Ott .. SMf• Alla. c.11,..... lac:lt bldiiMr' mud ~ • W --" ' tht tollowll'IO rpo11c.ilaM:
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5' /0... Id A.. ;.... Onlfttd k11io11 Oklr\ct, A ,.., loil'WICI Mlci ........,. 11'1 "9QUllrrf to flle "*"" COMMIS$1ml Eo ,;..... ... ,_ltf'ltflln*dlunl/J"'* ..... IM'( M ,..irld " ,.,. ~ .. '#Ith "" __..,., YlllfdWI. In "" ofllu WILLIAM.Lr DUNN R Kwit 1M otirtrlet, 111 ti... itW1'1t 111 111M11rW .. Of ills dirk ti' thlf..,..... .-ZHlltd ftlUl'f, • SEClt~All:'I' AMO OlltECTOlt fo n.,a 1Mg 1111Mtnt ~ llttfon .....,. lll!e *" c:MlrKt, tllit _..... el lo ..,...., """" 'wll!I 1"11 ~ OF l"LA.HNINO to ~(IOI .,.,_.11t1N1rn1 Oii thlf cN<11: oM11 "' ............. "'Ill cw fl , _......, tt tM 111iCltl•l111tc1 " lfll ~ Pubttll!M ~ Cot1t O.IW ,.,lot, l!O 72-41 '-'t IPlrfmtlllf/~13 lOMI ~ t1W .fllill IUl'll ttl9fMf win Ill el 'MUIAM I,.. OUltANTL DI w.I lf'llli °"*"Mr 1, 1f1' m1·7'
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Friday's Closing ' PricCS-:Co1nplete New York Stock Exchange List
Eru-ly Gains Lost
On .Wall Street
NEW YORK (AP) -The stock market at· lempted a rally today but lost Its courage and ended
the session with only modest gains.
The ••rl)'Orally, that sent the Dow Jones In·
dustnal average up nearly 9 points was prompted
by rumors that the South Vle!oamese were expect·
mg an Imminent cease.fire. · '
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1The Vietnam situation Js making the market
move," said John Smith, analyst with Fahnestock &Co. .
Although profit·taklng pressures eroded mar-
ket gains all week, they appeared to be lessening,
at least Cor the time being, analysts said.
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tion devices, which have· been
mandatory for nursi ng )Jomes. ·
may in the future be required
for homes for the elderly.
e T ht'e at Told '
NEW ORLEANS (AP)
The . New Orleans Times·
Picayune reported today that
a secretary at the Rault
Center, a 16-story office-apart-
ment building hit by fire
Wednesday, was warned to get
out of the building because
there would be a blaze.
The newspaper said the 20.
year-old secretary, who was
not idenWied, said she receiv-
ed the warning from a man as
she was getting off an elevator
on the third floor where she
works.
'l'he blaze on t~e top floors
of the building erupted about
five hours later. Four persons
perished and three were
critically injured. e Pair Ch.nrged
R0~1E (UPI ) -A man and
his wife accused of stoi:ing
fireworks in a secret base-
ment room beneath their
guns.hop have been charged
v.•ith multip!£!' manslaughter in
the deaths of 15 apartment
house residents killed in an ex·
plosion Thursday.
Another 65 persons were in-
jur.ed in the explosion which
ripped through the nine-story
building in a Rome suburb.
throwing automobiles around
like 'toys and s en"d'i n g
thousands of persons neeing in
panic from nearby bu!ldings. e 3 Race Death
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Three fJ.remen outran almost
"'1Wn death when a burning
wall CQllapsed during a five-
alann fire that swept through
old, vacant Pier 20 on the
Embarcadero, the city's wharf
area:
The fire CQmpletely gutted
the pier and an empty'!ihed on
it and also involved Piers 18
and 22, which suffered ex-
tensive smoke and water
·damage Thursday. The smoke
was so denSe it stalled traffic
on the «iearby Oakland-San
Francisco Bay Bridge and the
adjacent Embarcadero
Freeway carrying north-south
traffic from the San Francisco
Penirn:ula. e Jtlagee Trial
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Jury selection was scheduled
to continue today in Ruchell
Magee's trial on charges of
kidnaping and murdering a
Marin County judge in 1970.
Superior Court M o r t o n
Colvin's ruling that the jury,
when selected, will be se-
questered in ·a hotel because of
trial publicity was appealed to
the State Court of appeal
Thursday by Richard Carrow,
Magee's court-appointed at-
torney.
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SAN DIEGO (AP)
Thomas V. A. Womham, a
former member of the board
of governors of the California
Community Colleges, has been
sentenced to one to 10 years in
state prison for grand theft.
Womham, 41 , was CQnvicted
Nov. 9 on six counts involving
~ (raud of investors in stock.
The sentence was imposed
by Superior Court Judge
Robert 0 . Stainforth, who
noted Wornham's fa mi 1 y
background. An investment
broker, he is a son of retured
Marine Lt. Gen. Thomas
Womham, former com.
mali;dant of the Marine Corps
Recruit Oe}>ot. His wife is the
dau.ghter of an admiral. ·
e Dole011t?
WASHINGTON (UPI)
Robert Dole apparently will be
atepptng down soon a s
Republican national chairman
beclUll Pr-..sident N I x o n
• wants eomeone to work full-
llmt at illo job of running the
party's national headquarters.
-Dole, a U.S. aenator from
~. talked about !be
1ltU1Uoll with Nixon earlier
this net. ~ authcnitatlve ll<!ptdllicon ...,.. said today
that tho Pr-bas made It
dOlf lie _. bb a full41me
cbal~ Dole laid Nlion
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PINE LEGAL
BOO~CISE
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With slidlna doors and
a hardwoodbacko.
Habeas Corpus with Ipso Facto
(a 1low cha-cha or medium
rumba).
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Finally a place to keep thot• ·
•knotty boob (or Is It naughty).
No. 90226 features pine with
thoee neat little dark knots.
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Hot as fancy as U.. blg·roll·top, bv.t
•till a real ey•popper. 7 ~era
U your kid is a homewodr lreOk.
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ll tba kid ain't oxaet17 oxdted about
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If he spends more them ft••
minutes at hi• homework. he
might l ib to sit and taQ a load off blHalnd. . ..
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younelf.
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Simple but oUoctt .. and
lt'• got four (count
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WALL CABIMET
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A good thlll!J for
the laundry room.
the hobby room or sewing
r®m. or ll"tbMr room.. or beclroom.. or.'or, or.
WIGOMSEIT
TOY CHEST
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U only Gabby H.,,-s
could ... lhl •• h•'il i..1
right at home. Doffn't
com• with wh .. 11 or er
team of nap.
II you•,.. plamWig
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LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Howard
Hughes spent millions of dollars allayu1g
slrange fears, including buying a hotel to
leep a sign from falling on him lllld
c.ancelling a golf tournament (or fear of
floating germs, according to. court
documents that attomeys 1 for Hughes
tried to hush up. ·
The .claims were in depositions from
Robert-' Maheu, once ·Hughes' chief
lieutenan{ in Nevada. The iwo have been
feucljng ~lnce Hughes fired Maheu.
Miheu fifed a suit Bgainst Hughes in
U.S.' District Court here, charging him
with libel and slander and asking 117.5
million ln damages.
The suit Is In reply to a remark by
Hugbea In 1be much publicized
telephone news CGnference during the
Clillonl Irving pbony autp!>lography af-
fair. A voice identified-by reporters as
that of Hughes said Maheu , "stol me
blind."
Maheu sued Hughes, Hughes Tool Co.
and the public relatlo~s agency that
I . . . ·How It Started . ~ . . . . . .
..,.RIED TO 11\0VE l NTO PRQGRAMS llfAT IMPROVE EDUCATION"
Superintendent William Ullom Auvmed Uguna OutW. In 1964
Innovative Edueatinnal
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conference.
Attorneys for the defense demanded
that Maheu file written statements giving
details of every deal involving more ~
$1,QCWI,.,. in which he r e p r e a e n t ,I! d
Hugbea.
1be statements were filed in federal
court-.,.,wbereupoo-attomoy...for-Hugbes
demanded the sealed removed from the
publicly available court record, because
they contained "scandoalous and Blan·
derous information." Judge H a r r y
Eatery Set
For, More
Business
Bent.ons Coffee Shop, destined for a
first of the year depar\ure from its Main
Beach locatim in Laguna Beach, b a s
received a reprieve.
·Due to delays in Main Beach deveJop-
meot because ol high construction bids,
opera~ of the well-known coffee shop
• asked tbe city for permiuioo to stay on
qplij,Ulei< ..... ,,... "111,ln_ n.w-, ,,,. c:!tf preojouol)'"-"".;;t; -..
llJl:OOIDOlll· with ~ ~p ........ lo ~ r:?~ Ape'd. to .,., • ":1"
·rn t1ew d ::-: · oart..-. ..,
woOlda't bl = w;:~ Ed
Mills (a ~'> partner) said they
wQ;Uld juit as 1100D stay," Roy Holm,
Laguna Beactl Viee1 ma)'Ql' said today.
·'Holm said he'diecked with his fellow
councilmen and city staff and determined
there would be no problem with Jelling
the shop fill out Ifs lease.
Main Beach · bids were returned at
(See BENTClNS, Page ZI
Finance Director
To Resign Post
In Laguna Beach
Pregersoo, citing the First Amendment
guarantees of free speech, refused.
Maheu said Jlughes bought the Frort--
tier Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas
because he was afraid of its sign.
Huges was Uving in the penthouse of
the Desert Inn, across the street a1 the
time, Maheu said.
When Hpg)les niilf«d the 189-fool high
sign. just erected at a cast of $f millon in
·front'of the opposite hotel "he was afraid
that the sign would. collapse and en·
danger his life by falling on the pen·
' r ' '· ".-: 4 C~platian . .
•
thouse," so ~1abeu was asked to tal k to
the owners of the Frontier about remov·
ini!, it, he said.
"When he was informed ~that the
owners had no desire to tear down the
sigt\ ... and that if the sign would col-
la pse there was no way in which it cou ld
cause damage to the Oe-S<!rt Inn. he in-
sisted I proceed f0rthwith in an attempt
to buY the hotel."
The sign is still tlf~re. however. Maheu
gave no explanation in the court
documents or why Hughes didn 't tear it
'
Robert Green, Laguaa Beach city
director of-1inanCI!, will ft!ign his posi-
tion Jan. 1, City Manager Larry Rose an-
nounced today,
Lonefy ·Mafn Beachgoer-contemplat~ a quiet Laguna Beach sunset
Thursday;-8parkling -s~y and ... r'adiant sun put' on a great-sb~for
those whe-could stop and enjoy it.
(Editur'1 note: Innovative edMcation
hM been the central issue around
tohich controve~sy swirled in Laguna
Beach Unified School District. The
followiflg deai.. with that aspect of
tvents that lead to the 1'1'esda11 recall
f!lection involving tnutees Gertlld
Link and Patricia Gillette. It is the
fourth ' and final part of a-series.)
Green, 52, will leave to take a PQ~ition
with the Maryland National Capitol Park
and Planning Commission as secretary·
treasurer and director o( administration
and flnonce.
Tom Meade, accounting officer will be
the acting finance officer unW ar·
rangements are made for another
finance director, Rose said.
P~rring Alario
I
· In comparing the new position Green
bas accepted, Rose pointed out the
~ valuation of the organization
was $6.5 billion as compared wtttr an
assessed value for all of Laguna Beach of
1'15 million.
Fat Feline Wakes Up New Ot.v1iers
By i•RBAR• KREIBIC)l -.~.-DllfJ "kit,,..
Tbe "big change" in the Laguna Beach
school system g~rally is believed to
date from the arrival of Supt. William
Ullom, who assumed his duUes on Aug. 1,
1964. •
There have been many innovations
during the Ullom regime, but the system
wu far from static before he arrived.
A lengthy report made to the school
board in June, 1964, by tnlom's pred,_eces.
IOI' Al Artuso, outlines 'aCCGmplisbments
during bis five years as superintendent,
includ"'8 several of the "innovations"
later attributed to ' the Ullom ad-
mlnlstration.
The boatd that hired him, says Dr.
Ullom, asked him to stlldy Artuso's
varied programs and a t t e m p t to
coorWnate them into a meaningful
education program for the .students ol
lhl district.
Among the programs introduced by
Artuso were :
'Ibe unit hu an annual budget of $45
rullllon. It is a two-county district for ad--
ministration of open space and recreation
lands In the Slate of Maryland.
By JOHN ZALLER
Of tlM 0.llY ntt st.tf
At 6 o'ck>ck this morning a 20-ROund
alley cat tiptoed into Earle and Elizabeth
Cooper's bedroom, jlln'iped up on their
bed, and began walking in circles around
their beads.
"If this means he 's an alarm clock
Jl.ecall ~andidates ~peak _
Three Laguna Trustee Hopefuls Air Views at Forum
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL Mn. Gillette's post, while 8agar hopes lo move that shouJd be reserved for cases
ot .. o.1w '""" Staff unseat Linke. of excessive immorality."
Three' caltdidates vying for seats on tbe Crossen said his candidacy offered "We shouldn't be in the habit of <'O'ing Laguna Beach Board of Education in "the opportunity to vote for a candidate Tuesday 's recall election made their who ls not a member of any special in-wolf each time someone comes along
views known Tbunday night to · mote temt I~·" that we don't agree with," he said.
than 100 persons illendlng a public He Aid be would support improved Crossen l8ld be decided to become a
fonJQl. Comml.micatioos 'within the school district cudidate When no ranking leaders of the
A• eiipected, trustea Patricia GUlelle 11¢ felt bis, ~Jn the man~ COlllllllllity stepped Into the race.
filGH,SCUOOL: academic oeminar f<lr and Clenlif;ilnta, W1ets of !hi' 'iectll, menl lleld wwld W -.i In 12ttlng ~. will! two, chll<!ren attending
aeoelerated, talented studeota : literary did not •Jtood tho meelllll, sp<llllOrOd by parties at odds lo •Pl "8•ther lo wori local -· .. Id the Issue Involved In -'::)ll!!"l!lnar~·_::!.!~Clmpul" :plan for-the l•pna.hlcla Coordlnalina uC•:ri:'.';;':3~th':inp o.:ut the tlect~ 1&. 1:..~ we w!fl h;av~_ honor i\00en1i; iijiUiiiiil"" ®ii e -'-1nll...,.. f'rlncls ei-; l'1D-~ fOU -..,;a ot-~lft-"911Jl11"Be.dl;"
program 1n IOlence; introducUon of a • maouladurer'• r.pre1411tatfve ,..,., want to be cute-Ia M Viejo," said ••11, /a•!'Pt a Jlll¢ion· of tradlliollJil
·tanguag lab: accelerated math and Lquna Beach pn>polty ...,,.. who Clouen, In ~ to a QUlllljln about ve!IUI ilu\ovallvt or ~•tic ve
"'1ence p.,,....mt; ei<perimental team .-In Mill!Ot! VJelo; ..,_ Sqar, Illa mldolitT-Bui, I baft main ta~ a 1 a..,,1111~ lather• wl)ethel\ our ;edu
leaching. · an altori>ey and former 1111'-r of the • ~ In Laguna Beach Jfif many I Uot>; II eu .. uve, '". the altornoy, oomi ~ Educational Pr!orfllea Sfuc!J Commltlee1 ,..,... ud am Intent on retuitili1g. ' He ~ • • ., • •
INTERMEDIATE llCllOOL: electives and Lucille WJ>ltaUr, -wife ..,. did not ..UY a date II children, Slpr·,.id be was coocemed that the
lncrellOd from five to more than 20; former pr..ident Of the Lquoa lletch Crouen added, attend In the , bol!l\l.ma)Drlty tr W&Uam Thomas, Mr1. 1-· -liillll; lostrumental muolc pro-l'tA Council. · Mlsslan Viejo ma. 'Oilloll..od ~':' .. ~not clearly •l•led
!!!Mt lt!IUU1'.l~l'll*-Zl · er-llld ~~are llOl!illa Recall. Slld oa , i'-Poge !J
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cal, we'll have to set rum ror another
time." observed Earle Cooper good na-
turedly. "But you can see how quickly
he's made himself at home."
The Coopers were• the couple ~ected
from among !SO telephone callers to be
masters of the lluntington Beach alley
cat that Just three days ago n o b o d y
wanted.
The Coopers_ Jost , their 1 4--y~ld cat
three weeks ago, and were stJllting to
feel the need for another "fat old cat''
when they saw a DAIL 'I PILOT article
about this one.
An anonymous-Huntington B e a c h
couple who have made a hobby of help-
ing stray cats were near wits end trying
to find a hbme for this. "totally useless
and overweight" tabby until the article
revealed thelr plight.
"I screened the calls •very carefully
looking !or just the right kind or home ,"
tSu FELINE, Page !J
Diamond ~gs Taken
Fro1n Laguna Home
The theft of diamond rings valued at
'2:100 was rePorted Thuraday to Laguna
~h police by Amy_ Norworth,_l.601
E:.outse. bagunfl Beech. The toss apparently occurred as tho "1Cum -wall working In the rtsidenct
backyord garden. Police btlleve the Ihle!
ejitered through an unlock~ Iron! door
anct went to I.be woman's bedroom to
take the jewels.
1'he. thcrt occurred In late October, but
was delayed in reporting because the
woman had been away on vacation.
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Today's Ft.al
N.Y. Stocks
TEN CENTS
Ct.wn aflcr allegedly buying the whole
hotel for that purpose.
In the same year, Maheu said, Hughes
de.. idcd to cancel the Golf Tournament of
Champions at the Desert Inn's course.
"He said he was fearful that sports ,;-
writers y..·ould try to Cilnlact him by·
tt lephone. and tha t he felt having
thousands ot-poople wa tchi.Qg the touma-,
ment would cause an influx of gf:rms
which might penetrate his headquarters
on the ninth floor," Maheu said.
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'Doomed'
Measure
Revived
BULLETIN
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A $1.1 billion
school linen« and tax shift program won
final legislative approval in the Senate
today, sending the measure to a triump-
hant Gov. Reagan.
S~CRAMENTO (AP ) -The !Wlgai>
Moretti $1.1 billion tax dft plan, seem-
ingly doomed on the final day of the
1 legisla~ve sessien, suddenly appeared
beaded toward W:tory in the Senate t<r
clay.:: the last day of the 1972 HISioo.
'lbe breakthrough apparently occurred
wben Sen. David . Roberti, (D-Loo An-_,,,..,.,.,., ol ~ ... ~
graveyard of Reagan tax plans -told
his colleagues he would vote for the
measure when it comes up for a final
vote today.
It would be a dramatic victory for
Gov. Ronald Reagan , who has seen his
tax plans killed in the Senate for five
years, and for Moretti, the 3&-year-old
Assembly speaker who has battled eight
years for tax reform· in the Legislature.
The switch. of one vote -all that is
needed to assure passage -was ex-
pected to loose a fioodgates of former
holdout senators, Capitol sources said.
For days, the measure's sponson could
count only 26 votes for the bill in the
Senate and "!I are needed to pass.
Earlier, a Reagan aide said "I would
say our prospects for passage are about
30 percent." Some observers thought
that was optimistic.
Democratic Assembly Speaker Moretti
and Republican Reagan and his aides
assemble4.., the ~mP.Nnlise measure over ·a periOd of mOoths. -• ---
They made every concession they
thought they could make to get the
needed votes, but the efforts to win the
last Senate vote seemingly were given
up as late as Thursday night.
Nothing new was offered in the way
of a compromise.
Moretti said the key to the break-
through ls a realization by some sena·
tors that "it's a good bill" that, on mer-
it, they should vote for it.
The Republican governor was on hls
way back: to Ca lifornia today from a
three-day goodwill trip to Mexico.
He was prepared to come to Sacra-
mento if there was any chance his per·
SORf!l persuasion could win the la.st
needed vote for bis tax plan.
The measure breezed throu&b tbe As-
sembl y Wednesday, 64-8.
Orange
Weather
Continu~ sunny sides 111 the way
the wea ther lady sees it for Sat.-
urday. with beach temperatures
around 70, rising to 80 inland. Lows
tonight in the 5(1s.
INSlltE TODAY
E n g I i 1 h rock ringer Rod
Stewart ro1e to fame with his
record, "Maaatl Mau." He 1eem.s
to "'" from being a nper1ta r --hiding tn ob1CMre, second-T'ote
bandi and appearjng In """" towna. See 1tort1 fn toda~''
\Veekender.
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90,000 Mexico
Couples 'Wed'
, M!ltl<XI CITY (UPI) -Um
oome lhe brldor and,......,, -
ll0,000 ot tbt.01. •
Authorities said about 90.000
couples who ha:\.'e been Uviog
together in common law marriages
for as long as 56 years will of.
rJcially become husbands and .._,i\'es
today in et:remonies t~inji! place
simultaneous!} throughout ~1exico.
The ceremonies also le~aUy
re<:ognlzc the children, a n d
grandchildren in some cases, of
iuch unions.
Victim's ID
Established;
Suicide Ruled
A \\'Oman v.·hose body was found
noll ting off \\'est Newport Tuesday has
been positively identified as the La
.._ 1\lirada mother of two teenage girls.
The death of ~1rs. Sharon Ann 11101\t'r.
33, was ruled a su icide by drowning by
police who said several suicide no tes
v.·ere found by her husband and mother.
Police said they were led to her iden-
tity, a mystery since she was found half-
clothed in the su rf near 39th St. bv two
surfers -by an anonymous phone iip.
''The caller said a missing persons
report on a ,.,, o m a n matching h e r
description had been filed with Norwalk
poli ce Wednesday," said Del. Sam
Amburgey.
"We followed it up and the l'lusband
identified her Thursday afternoon,'' he
said.
The ident ity hunt had spread all over
the city and ether neighboring com-
munities where NeWJ>Qrt Beach in-
vestigalors showed pictures of the
y,·oman to bar owners, store employes
and residents. hoping to tum up some
clues.
Amburgey said Mrs. Moller had been
despondent o\·er a recent separation
from her husband and some continuing
health problems.
He said the phone tip also led to the
discovery of the victim's auto on an
Ocean Front street. . ,
"We found an empty liquor bottle and
some pills in it." Amburgey said, "but
we haven't found oltt from the coroner
yet if she bad taken either before walk-
ing into the ocean."
Ambw'gey said she had apparenUy
talked to her husband oo Jbe telephone
shortly altor 2 a.m. Jbe morning she died
but be didn't report it to police. Her body
was found about 6 a.m.
Mrs. Moller is also survived by two
daughters, aged U and 14.
~aycees, YMCA
' f'ell Yule Trees
' .
, Laguna Niguel Jaycees and the South
~asl YMCA will jointly operate a
Christmas tree lot to <ipeo at g a.m.
Saturday on Niguel Road and Crown
)/alley Parkway in Laguna Niguel.
; The lot will operate from 9 a.m. t<i lO p.m. daily through Dec. 22. Fund.! raised
through sale of trees will beoefil local
fouth activities.
(Trees available are Wa s hin gto n
·,bouglas Fir, Plantation Dougla.!1 Fir.
~te Fir, Scotch Pine, Noble Fir. ~orway Pine and Grandis.. Trees may be
fire-proofed and flocked at additional
$harge .
FroM Page I
i:JENTONS ...
~re than $300,000 above archilecls :
estimates and the city will be considering ithat new steps to take during a special
Council session beginning at 9 a.m. Satur-
~ay at City Hall.
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Apollo 17
Strike Bid
Disco.unted
...
CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. !AP) -Apollo
J7's astronauts received their final major
physical examinations today while the
spare agency said there is a chance that
a threatened strike by 80 documentation
y,·orken could force a postponement (Jf
the moon launching.
Hov.•ever, most NASA officials rell the
odds were low th.at a strike y,·ould affect
the launchiog, scheduled Wednesday
night.
Astronauts Eugene A. C e r n .1 n ,
geologist Harrison H. Schmitt anc:
Ronald E. Evan! planned several hours
with NASA doctors and a l'!port on the
phys.icals was expected later today.
The v.·orkers who threatened to strike
are nonunion technical writers and ad-
ministrative personnel employed by the
Boeing Co. They seek to reverse 30 to 50
percent pay cuts they received last year
when Boein_g took over a Space Center
Support services contract from Trans
\\1orld Airv.'ays.
A strike has never del ayed a lawiching
at Cape Kennedy, princiapally because
NASA under court C1rder bas been able to
ct.rdine picketing to one or two gates.
leaving other gates open for nonstriking
union persoonel to enter.
Negotiations continued between !he t\VO
sides today. No strike date has been an-
nounced by the Boeing workers.
Det. 6 and 7 are the only favorable
days this month for an Apvllo 17 launch.
The next optimum period, v.•hen tt>e
mooo is in the proper pvsition, is in
January. lf the shot is delayed a month ,
it wwla cost NASA an estimated
$800,000.
The medical ei:aminatiom today not
only determine the astronauts' fitness for
flight but also gather medical data for ir.-
fugbt and postfllght CC1mparison.
Briefer examinations on Nov. 6 and
Nov 20 found all three astronauts in ex·
celleot health.
Sinct Nov. 15 they have been in
medical isolation which restricts them
generally to three areas Of the space
~let : crew quarters, the trailting
building and the la1mch pad.
APOLLO SPECTACULAR ~
:h-1oon shines down on Apoilo
17 as countdown continues for
Dec. 6 blast at Kennedy Space
Center. The launch will be
the first at night and the last
of scheduled manned moon
missions.
Frot11Pqel
LAGUNA EDUCATIONAL • • •
gram; science field trips. /
ELEMENTARY SCllOOLS, mandatory
~-pbmJ!es; Spanish ~language
(six years before required by slate law );
persona.I tnllal' cla.s.se!; modern mslh
(lbree yeais 6efore required by state
law); elecUve program. for eleme.q~
students.
In June, llM, just before Ullom's ar-
rival, enrollment io the district had
reached 2, 1159 students and-a .major in.
•cre&se was anticipated with devtlopmenl
of new areas in Tvp of the World and
l\fystic Hills.
A record"iocrease of 13 percent did oc-
cur in 1965, but this rate was never
reached again, due to an unexpected
slowcklwn in residential building. Enroll·
ment did increase steadily, however, to a
figure of 3,062 this year.
By late 1965, it w&.! apparent the
district, which had not built a new school
since 19$4, would have to expand itJ
faci lities. In February, 1966, the voters
passed a $3.49 million bond issue to build
new schools -the la st bond issue or tax
override to win approval in the district.
Of this hood money, $1.75 million was
allocated for construction of the new
Thurston Intennediate School: $1.17
million for the new Top of the World
Elementary School ; and fhe balance for
a new administ ration building. land ac-
quisition and improvemen~ of existing
facilities.
The two new schools were designed.
says Ullom, "lo meet our 'iducational
needs for the next 40 years -with open
space and flexible capacity to meet Cilm·
ing ch~ges."
Duri the planning and construction
stages, eachers and administrators con-
ferred with architects on design of the
facilities to fit the planned curriculum.
The schools opened in lbe fall of 1967,
both offering forms of flexible scheduling
and indivldualized instruction, in kin-
dergarten through sUth grade at Top ()f:
the World, and in the seventh and eighth
grades at Thurston.
Thurston had a uruquc form of daily
self-scheduling designed to meet the ex·
act needs of each student. as well as pro-
viding teachen with combinations of
longer snd shorter class periods.
A computer, known lo the student.s as
"Big Al." handled the comple1: daily
scheduling, based on individual academic
needs and the availability of teachers
and equipment, churning out cards tell-
ing the studen111 where to report, e¢ for
how long a lime period, eacb day.
Al Top of the World, younger children
learned the knack of moving from large
lcc:tures, to small acminars. lo in·
dividualized and 1>mall·group ~t11rly
!'lesslons In specially equipped "labs"
utilizing film strips. slides and t.ape
reco rders, which the students themselves
could operate.
Thert were "bugs" to iron out In the
bcglnnJni, Ullom admii., and In Jbe lint
year, parent aupport for the new p~
gram11 was only ebou{ M percent
favorable.
Many pam>ts """ afraid t b e youngllers would be conlu9ecl by !be
char11e from the ao&room, one-teacher
CC111Cept, bUI lhe vut majority ol lhe ldda
were enlbusiutlc and parental IQppotl
1lowl,V grew.
In the past year. llYJ UIJom, he ha1
had no comptalni. about tilt TbunlOD
program and relatively few from the
elementary school. Some children whost
parents were adamantly oppo6ed to the
Top Clf the World system have been
transferred to tbe other two elementary
schools. But by the same token. ~
have been moved to Top of the World at
their parents' request.
Ullom has met with parents to discuss
Uleir concerns regardiqg uz:e, or
what they regard as lack: of 'pline,
the stress of exposure to different
teachers and , methods of repcrting
students~ progress.
He ni.aiDtalns flnnly, "In today's
world, a child associates with more than
one individual. In the family he mll!t
relate to a mother, a father and often
several brothers and si!ters. 1be concept
Clf adjusting to ttl()re than one teacher
foUows the family pattern.
"There still are a few children Who
are better off in a self-contained
classroom, but in my experience the vast
majority of children can adjust com--
[ortsbly to different teacher!. Those who
cannot, usually have special 'Problems
whlch are better bandied with counseling
and In special skiUs classes. On a
classroom ratio (1l 30-1 in the average
self-contained class, the teacher can't do
anything for ~rn. exce~ exercise con-
trol."
Flexible scheduling and a change in
classroom settings can be particwarly
helpfu l for bClys. Ullom beleives.
''Schools are just not meant for boys."
he says. "It's difficult for a boy to sit ar:d
listen for an hour. Movement may enh<:in-
ce the learn~ opportunity for boys."
Anothe r advafttage, in his view, is the
£act that, "Teacher·student personality
CC1nfiicts in the self-contained classroom
last a full day. as opposed to an hour In
the new schools. Personality conflicts do
occur, and with ei:tended exposure can
be a serious drawback.."
The so-calJed innovative programs,
Ullom llCltes, were by oo means invented
in Laguna ~ach. Many other school
districts in 'Callfomte have programs in-
volving varying forms of ne:dble
schcdullng, team teaching and the like.
The Thurston program, In fact, was pnt·
terned to a large extent on that of
Brookhurst Junior High in Anaheim.
Thurston oow is regarded by educatun;
as outstanding in the natk>n and a
substantial federal grant was awarrlt!d to
make Its dirferentiated staffing o;:yglem
available as a pilot for other districts. •
Throughout the school )'ear, hundreds
of visitors from across the CC1untry come
to Laguna to study the programs and
facilities at Top of lhe World and
Thurston Intermediate School.!.
''We have tried," says Ullom. ''to move
into programs that would improve ed-
ucatloo and, ln our view , the programs
have Improved the learning experience
for youth in this community."
FroMPatel
FELINE ...
reported the catohelplng womM.
Amona those rejected were 1 man who
wanted lo me the cat 'for 1nlmat acta,
young <alien who she felr<d mlaht be
medical ltudenll 111\d famlll" who hod
YoUlli child,....
"But the Coopers were JU31 rl&I>~" 11id the anonymous woman. 0 Tbe mo--
ment they came In and sat down, the
old cat jumped up In their lapo and rolll'CI
ovtt to be acratched. It was love at first
sight.
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Beach .Man Cleared
·Shipley Found Innocent in Fraud T!ial
By TOM BAIU:EY ol .. Dally ,..... ,, ...
Huntington Beach businessman James
Shl~ley wu cleared today In Orang•
COunty Superlilr Coort o! charges that he
;was Involved In lhe alle~ed ...tndllng of
investors in Laguna Hills stockbroker
Joseph Dulaney's World f' l nan c I al
Trends em[IW.
Juda• Jan>es Tllmer. granted the ....
lion .filed by Shipley, 38, of 16951 Lowell
Circle. just three weeks after he cleared
Dulaney's former vice president of
allegations that be helped to delraud a
San Bernardino hClspltal of '5()0,000.
Judge Turner's declsion this 1DC1ming
leaves Dulaney, 3', and his wife Marlene,
32, of 2631 Via Cascadlta, San Clemente,
alone to face charges filed by investors
who flooded the District Attorney's Of·
lice With CC1mplaints three years ago.
But a motion fer dismissal filed by lhe
DulsneY'• will com• be!~ Turner
later today. If be denies Uiit motion bi;
will set a trial date for the. couple ao-
cused or grand tbell, fraud 111\d coo-
spiracy.
The delighted Shipley commented
outside the courtroom that "this is the
end of a nightmare.
"I knew that I would eventually
receive justice but · I only wish that that
justice CC1uld have Come a little earlier,"
Shipley said.
Shipley was the fifth defendant to be
cleared of charges contained in an
Orange County Grand Jury indictment
that initially listed seven persons.
Two of !hose seven were cleared When
, · they telllliied against their co-defendants
in a recent trial that-c 1 e a r t d
Dulaney, Shipley, Riverside broker
Wendell Warmi Austin, "2, and Daniel
Haye!, 40, cf 8211 Snowbird Drive, Hun-
tingotn Beach of charges stemming from
the alleged defrauding of St. Bernardine
Hospital.
will face charaes that they were
respansible !or what bas been estimated
as Jbe $S mllllon defnudl"i of World
Financial Trends investors.
It i!I: alleged that many residents ot
retirement communities In Laguna Hiiis
aDd Seal Beach lost sl.ibstanUal sums in
lhe Dulanef eiXerprtae.
Tbe couple left lor West GerrQany with
their children In Ndvember of 1989 at the
Ice Pick .Rapist
S11spect Goes
On Trial Monday
Opening arguments will be delivered
Z..fonday i.n the orange County SuperiCll'
Court trial of a Fontana chicken fanner
at'Cused of kidnaping-and . raping a
Laguna Beach woman who accepted a
li£t in the belief that she was in tbe CC1m-
pany cf another woman.
Jury selection is oow complete in the
trial of Steve Bronsaa, 2t, ·who was ar·
rested at bis home Sept. 15 after being
identified u the man who picked up a
teenaged hitchhiker 1n lhe Art Colony
and later sexually assaulted her in a
reroote area of S8n Bernardino County.·
He is charged with kldnaping, rape,
assault with intent to commit rape and
sexual pervenion.
His alleged victim Wld police that when
sbe realized tbe smartly , dressed,
carefuJly made up penop .... behind the
wheel was not a 'W\)~ alie tried to leap
from Jbe car. She lold .. Offlcers her al·
Jacker lie!<!-\Ill 'Ice pick against her
lemple ancj tolCI her be would use it If abe
resisted... ·
height of an investlgatkin lnlCI the com-
plex allain at the corpor:aUon Clperated
from Dulanty's .,_.J Mahal " C1ftlce
buDding In Laguna lilils.
The .bruldsome financier was arrested
two years later 1n the Dutch Caribean
colony of Curacao.
lllJ wife rejoined him In Oraoae Coon·
ly Wbeo she WU dJaco'""'1 by
autbor!tlts In the Brttlah Atlantic colony C1f Bermuda. ·
FromPGfJel
RECALL ..•
what tlieir educational philosophy reJ..lly
is.
lie said he woU1d formulate policy
after "listening, meeting and con·
!erring.''· Th.is, Sagar added, will lead to
rttliooal decisiOm Hfor our children who count most."
Candidate Whitaker asserted Mrs.
Gillette and Linke have made unlair
comparisons between elementary schools
and have refused to ack:noWledge
numerous polls and letters' supJ1ortive of
the school system.
"They seem to come lo the meettQas
with preconceived ideas on how to vote.••
, uid Mft. Whitakey. "DllC\ISSkm on Im·
P<riant matters seem lo come as an afterthought, II
'Ale housewife said she will devote am-
ple lime to. study of problems with an
open mind and not answer to any spee ial
interest group.
"We must return to constructive,
harmoolous leadership," Mrs. Whitaker added, "with the boant working as a
team.''
In a brief appearanoe du r Ing .the
meeting, Board President !J'homas denied
olber cl\lrgeS by rocaJI -ti lbat
Jbe mojority bloc had voted to cut 111J1 r;r.oms during lhe put y..r llld a It has been alleged that worthless stock '
wa.9 used by the accused group to obtain
a $500,000 loan from the Roman Catholic
nuns who handled the San Bernardino
· hospital:s financial affairs. La 50 mil Tbe board presldent staled. lbat i..t guna • e scores ahowtna elementary atixlenfa In
lhe top ooe pm:eot or the lllte .. DOI
Hik S d "' good when compared to n.-r . e a tur ay norms. "They tum out to be In tilt 11th
to 65th peroontlle. We Clll tlo a lot bil-
lf Dulaney and his wife go to trial, they
L a F tb ll ter," 'Jbomu 111d. agu1i oo a The •lllh amn1a1 1.aguna s..ob 1111-MU• 0ur1nc • quesu.o anc1 ..,....... -· Hike will be, held Sallu'day, Dec. J. The each caiidldate WU Uljtd how be WQU!d T Sla d hike .... ml held 1ut Saturday, u ... vote Oil lhe ql!Olllon o! ...... wa1 al lhe OUrney f;e · ro:m;:y =rt from the perking contracts of SUpt. William !1Dom llidJ1ls
Billed as "Laguna's Own super Bowl" lot at 1111 Glenneyre St. bet,.... 5 a.,m. ~ =~:· Robert ileoYes ucl
all·!ltar nag football teams from city a~d • a.m .. Pel"IOnS l'Ompletinc the hike "Yes, l believe I would renew the
elementary schools will meet in an-witllln 11 hours will bt give a medal. contracts," said Mrs. Whitaker. ·
elimination tournament beglnning at 2 Tbe course ls down SOUth Coast "No one ts m ore qurl}UJed '.th 1 D l'.;,~llu'day al Aliso School in south =-~ ..... ~-~=.= ~~;:,io~~~=
Teams from Top o! the World, El Mol"-llile rood, llld back Into Laguna 'Ila El , procedecl by ., eiamlaitian •al the loll
ro, SJ. Calberin<'o-St. Nl"!lllos Schools :? ... '-Call)'Oll lloada. • cluaiflca~: top -·
and Aliso, lhe defeodlnC™Jnp, will . tJi . . ·, .. :~ ~ •. ~w!\.i~
portlctpate· In the l!mllal "·games s· 'te La ehed ..... 1,plrtod,OfCllllract...,...U..
SpOllSOred by Jbe Laguna Beach Recrea· 8 1 . ,DD • • tion lletn ..._.._ 1 •·•' -.'' tion Department. -. ru:;
The winning learn will represent MOSCOW (UPI) -In!.......,.. 8 an
Laguna Beach in the Orange CClunty unmanned aattlllte as.vambltd by...Eut_
Municipal Tournament the following European nations, was launched today in
weekends. the Soviet Union, lhe Tass news agency
Playoff schedu1e is: 10 a.m. -El Mor--said. Tass said lts minion 15 to caotinue ro vs 'i'op of the World; 11 a.m. -Aliso
vs St. Catherine's-St. Nicholas; and noon studies of the char8cteristics ol the
-the winners of previous contests meet. earth's i~.
Assemblyman Gaina
CHULA VISTA (AP) -Aaoembl)'llllln
Wadle P. Deddell, (o.cll!la Viii.). was
reported recovering today in Bay
General Hoopilal from surgery w-.
day f"' • hernia.
Drexel's Holiday Sale
ls just in time for you to enjor ot
Chrishno.s. Selected pifces j'r'om the: Et
Cetra collections art now on Salt.
Shop ea-rl~ for best sele:cUon and
immediate delivery.
Hall chest
reg. $245 SaU: $199
7ed11111
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wmDAYS • SATUllDAYS t:OO .. l:lt
NIDAY 'Tl. 9:00
Accessoru Table
·reg. $119 S.U $99
Holl chest
ng. $265 SaU: U29
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YOL. 65, NO. 336, 4 SECTIONS, .50 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNI~ FRIDAY ~DECEMBER-I, 1972 TEN CENTS .
. Hnghes~··Fears~-Gerill~
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If ailing .. Signs
LOS ANGELE;S (UPI) -How!U'd
Hughes spent millions of dollars allaying
slrange fears, inclu~ buying a hotel to
k<ep a sign from f811iog on him and
cancel~ a g6lf· tournament for fear of
Ooatillg genns, according' to oourt
docuwents that attorneys for •. Hughes
tried to hush up.
The> claims were in depositions frtXll
liobert 1olaheu, once Hughes' chief
lieutenant in Nevada. Tbe two have been
feuei.ng .since Hughes fired Mahtm.
Maheu flied a suit againSt Huibes in
U.S. Dlstrict-Caurt-here,-charging-him-~presents Hughes and set up the news
with libel and slander and asking $17.5 conference.
million in damages · Attorneys for the defense demanded
. · that Maheu file written stat~ments giving The suit 11 In reply to a remark_ by de!afis of every deal involving more than
Hughes In the much publicized $1 000 in which he re pr e sen t e d
tele'phone news conference dui-ing '' tile H~gbes. ·
Clifford Irving phony .iutobipgraphy af-11le statements were filed in federal
fair. A voice identilied by reporters as court , whereupon attorneys for ·Hughes
that of Hughes said Maheu "stole me demanded. the sealed removed from the
blind." publicly available court record, because
Maheu sued Hughes, Hughes Tool Co. they contained "sclµKl:oalous and slan-
an~ the public relations agency that derous infonnation." Judge H a r r Y
Irvine Bill Wins
Legi-sJ,ature Gives C,ity Exemption
By GEORGE LEIDAL
Of .. Delly '"" ....
Both houses of the state Legislature
Thursday gave Irvine the relief it sought
for its general planning ·headache.
-Late in the afternoon, the Assembly
apporved 68 to O a bill by State Sen. Den-
nis E. Carpenter CR-Newport Beach) ex-
empting the new city from the Jan. l,
1973 general plan deadline.
Thursday nigbt, the Senate unanimou ..
ly voted concurrence in the "simplified"
version ol the bill Senators approved last
week on a 29 to 0 vote.
Phil Phillips, aide to Sen. Carpenter,
said today the bill is en route to Gov.
Firm Granted
Extra Year-
To fil~-M:ap
s and s Construction ~· ,,,,,,...
day !light was granted anoilier fUil year
to file final tract maps fortbe-rematncler
of Its College Park development In
Irvine. '
Planiling commissioners autbori7.ed the
extension of the tentative ''master" tract
map previously granted by the county
prior to ~rporation. Tbat map expired
Oct. 31, acting commission chairman
Frank Hurd ooled today.
By tacking a year on to the original
map, the flnn may substantiaJJy continue
its development under the standards
,..iginally set by tbe county. Approved
tentative tract maps substantially govern
the form of final tract maps which are
the last step prior to building permit
isluance.
-1n granting the extension, -the com--
mission added several staff originated
technical conditions, plus one of their
own.
Commissioners required S and S to
.remove its non-conforming billboard sign
from Its location along Culver Drive
within 90 dayJI.
The develo)Jer asked for relief from the
city law requlring meandering sidewalks
in the arterial highway setback area
aJong CUiver Drive, but the commission
failed to act on the requ~t.
That means the new part of the
streetscape along Culver Drive will meet
the city's new ordinance enacted since
early portions of College ParJr"were
developed. 'Ibose early portions have
straight line sidewalks.
At some future datf°, the City Council
will decide whecber or not to accept as a
public park land set aside in the tract for
a park.
Homeowners will be asked to consider
assuming the responsibility for the lrr
terior park, to do community associa·
Uons In other neighborlloods of the city.
Commissioner Hurd noted tod1y that if
lhe clubhouse and pool comples could be
built in the context of a private park, the
developer promised to landscape the
park. U the park ls destined for city
maintenance the clubhouse and pool
(See MAP, Pqe !)
Program Slated
' On Drug Abn8e
Ronald Reagan for bis mgnature. "'It's
not 11 controversial bill and is expected to
be signed/' the aide said.
Had tbe bill not made it through tbe
waning hours obstacles of t b e
Legislature, the new city would have
been forced to com.e_lete ueneral plrut
by.Jln~t-or face the consequences QflOss
of zoning power, City Attorney James
Erickson bas" said.
While some state laws set deadlines for
aJI or portions of general plans of cities,
another law requiring f.ODi.ng to be con·
sistent with a city's general plan wa's the
basis for the urgency in seeking
legislative exemption.
90,000 Mex~
(;pfl.-ples -.'W e(l'
MEXICO CITY (1.J.PJ). -ilere "'-"':tltbe -..,,._ -~ ;llO, ot aiem. ,
• -~ ahoul 00,000 CC!UJllel. ... illfe been ' lfvlng
tofether bl ClllllDGb Jaw marr1-l0r u ' !Ong u ID ~ will of-
ficially become bmbonds and wives -todaY-~ -lllking place
simultaneousi) tlirouihoul Mesico.
The ceremonieS also legally
recognize the children, a n d
grandcblldren in Some cases, of
such uniOos.
Fat Cat Wakes Up
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It's New Own.ers
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-At Early Ho tir
By JOHN ZALLER
Of "' Dlllly PHtt Steff
At 6 o'clock tbis morning a 20-pound
alley cat tiptoed into Earle and Elizabeth
COoper's bedroom, jumped up on their
bed, and began W{llking in circles around
their heads.
"If this means he's an alarm clock
cat, we'll have to set him for another
time," observed Earle Cooper good na-
turedly. "But you can see bow quickly
he's made himself at home."
Tbe Coopers were tbe couple selected
from among 150 telephone callers to be
masters of tbe Huatlngton Beach alley
cat that just three days ago n o b o d y
·wanted.
'!'be Coopers loot tbeir 11-yeDl'Old cat
three weeks ago, and were startihg to
feel the need for another "fat old cat"
when they saw a DAILY PlLOT aJ"Ycle
about this one.
An anonymous Huntington Be a c h
couple who have made a bobby of help-
ing stray cats were near wits end trying
to find a home for tbil '!totally useless
(See FEIJNE, Page !)
Heath
Without a genoral plan, Erickson said,
the city would be subject to the legal
argument it bas no zoning. 1bat might
.. mean "anybody co.uld build 81).ytbing,
anywhere in Irvine," Erickson said.
The final version of Carpente~"s bill ap-
proved Thursdav sim"'Y onves onlv the ~· -1-· ~ -"' .~ •C--,~--0< City Of rvme two years uvm wt: ll<lte m
incorporation to come up with a general
plan doCument -Dec. 28, 1973 instead or
Jan. 1.
Irvine Planning Director Bruce Warren
has maintained aJl along an interim plan
program to meet the Jan, I deadline
would be "impossible" and the result.tng
(See RELIEF, Page !)
S~nate OKs
California -• •
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-T~ 'Reform'
BUUE'l1N
SACJIAMENTO (AP) - A $1.1 blDlon
scbool fl-.ce pd tu: shift program wen
fhfai Jeiblallve apjim'al In the Seate
today, lf.lcUDc·tbe measure to a trtamp-
bant i'.;ov. Reagan. Tbe vote wu %'1-10.
SACRAMENTO (AP) -'!'be ReagDD-
MoretU IU billion tax shift plaa, !!'!'!l!l-
!ngly ~med oo tbe final day of tbe
legislative sessioo, suddenly appeared
headed towar<l victory In the Senate to-
day -tbe last day Of tbe 19'12 session.
The breakthrough apparently occurred
when Sen. David Roberti, (D-Los An-
geles), one of 13 members or the Senate
-graveyard of Reagan tax plans-told
his colleagues be would vote for the
measure when it comes up for a final
vote today.
, It would be a dramatic victo{y fQr
Gov. Ron&ld Reagan, who bas seen his
tax pllift! killed in the Senate for five
years, and for Moretti, the :J&.year-old
Assembly speaker who has battled eight
years for tu reform in the Legislature.
The switch of one vote -all that is
needed to assure passage -was ex-
pected to loose -a fioodgates of former
holdout senators, Capitol sources said.
For aays, the me3$(u'e's sponsors could
count only 26 votes for the bill ln the
Senate and 'l1 are needed to pass.
Earlier, a ReJlgan aide said "I would
say our prospects for passage are about
30 percent." Some observers thought
that was optimistic.
Democratic Assembly Speaker Moretti
and '.Rep(Jbllcan Reagan and his aides
assembled the compromise measure
over a period of months.
They made every concessiool' they
thought they could make to get the '
needed votes, but the eUorts to win the
1ast Senate vote seemingly were given
up as Jate as Thursday night.
Nothing new was offered in the way
of a compromise.
in Ja111
London Traffic · Irks Official
LONDON (UPI) -Motorists blared their horns. Big Ben tolled tile 11alf-
bour. The rain pow>ded down. .
As tbe tra!Oc jam bull! up, lhe Right Honorable Edward Richard George
Heath, prime -and lint' Io rd or tbe treasury, ••t seething In his
limousine outside Parliament. The reasons behind drug abuse and,
some suggesUQns for prevention will be
diS<U!Md Sunday night during a program
at St, Mark llresbyterla1L-CbureLln-
C.Orona del Mar.
llEATR nNAWf ~NEDJhe_car, ~ked the~ yardllo·hll No. 'll01iiilii'ISll'Oit r.iilileii<e iri4 otilered an aide to tolephooe Toil:yo to com-
plain lo Sir Deomond, Plummer, London'• ch1el admlnJstra.tor. Physician, Ray TU!any will ~hi
tM pJ'08rMl, which! wlll feiiture 1 video
' !aped preaentl\tlon by Dr. John H.
Frylonan, dler<tor of the Dnl8 Tree!• 'i. ment SecUao of the Halgh~Alhbury l Clinic In San Fraoclaco. • 'The program, open to the pubUc, starts
1t 7 p.m. at the church, 2100 Mar Vilta
Drive. c""' the .1treet from Corona dol
Mar Hlill Schoo~
~.mer Is at lnla'nallonal -•nee of mayors In the JapaJ\eoe cop11al,
bill -lo 1111 lelopbont looa -" to' Ill' traffic flliiJ wouldn't bulld up
II tbe .....,,_ -1d &M li1rn neceaery powm to control c1r1 111d build ..... . --
ACC011NT8 OF 'ID INCIDENT Wednelday leaked out Thdniday, prompt.-
Ing oppoe1llao Llbor ~ ot Parlilmlnl In dlulJse Heath for complain-
lnf 111c1 for ordertDi tbe «*lJ cau '° Togoo. '-
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' Pregenon, citing the First Amendmenl ·
gua-of free speech, refwied.
Maheu said Hughes bought the Fron-
tier. HOie! and ~ In Las Vegas
because he was afraid of !~.sign.
Huges was living in the penthouse of
the Desert Inn, across the street at the ~.
time,' Mabeq said. . ·
Wben ll)Jgbes noticed the 1119-foot high
sign just erected at a cost of fl millon in
front of the oppoSite boteJ "be was afraid
that the, sign would collapse and en-
danger his life bt falling on the pen-
thOuse," so Maheu was asked to talk lo
the-owners of the Frontier about remov-
ing it, ~be said.
"When he Was infonned that the
owners had no desi~ to te~r dowp the
sign .... and that if the sign would col-
lapse ijlere was 00 way in which it·could
~~ dasnage to the Qesert Inn, he In-
sisted' I proceed forthwith In an attempt
to buy the hotel.''
'nte sign Ls still there, however, Maheu
gave no explanation in' the court
docunu~nts of why .Hughes didn't tear it
$11!'000 : Present
, School Gets Electronics Gear
BY CANDACE PEARSON tion director, and Jim Powers, elec-
. Of·lllt ·n.a1y '"" ttlft tronics instructor, aren't pasitive about
It's like "putting a Cadillac engine on a what they'll do with tbe three complete
bicycle,'' right now, but $11,000 worth of systems and other surplus parts.
electronics equipment is riot something "Maybe brain surgery, cut. a circuit
the teCbhlCaJ ·educatioh teachers at board or operate on jour eyeball,"
University 'High SchoOI take ligbUy. Powers joked.
The ·trvine achoo1 recently received a 1be students :are basically · gOing to
dooatioo of-$W'Plus "numerical tneasure.-"cannib&lize" the equJpment1 Hansen
ment ·systems" too sensitive for its needs said, modify it to a ~ble level,
from,. the. ~r~a Co~tion, 1~,ted in I>Mpite the lack of ih;unediate ap-
th& rrnne lndtJ!!friS,l 'Compiex. ''' i>!i98.tfon;-the.. equipment is wartrily -~~-:ih&ch~'-Wiflt·-~necb--Wei~· ·by-the teachers, Who4·*ant
and bo&: beads of two and1tttree rows of good· communications est ab l i ~ 11 e d
digital counters; can m e a s u re between industry and education.
movements in two (and in one case, Anything is usable, Powers saii:I, to
three) directions to four decimal places. motivate the students, to serve as an ex-
Don Hanson, Unl'Hlgb technical educa-(See ELEcntOM~, Page tJ-
College Park School Bids
Due in Irvine ~ext Week
Bids ror the construetion of the
estimated $1.7 Dilllloti Coll~e Park
School in Irvine are dUe Tuesday at the
San Joaquin School District office.
111e project received t)le. go-ahead once
again from the Irvine Unified · School
District trustees last Wednesday. The
hoard adopted a resolution of ·intent to
approve the awarding the contract to the
lowest respoMible bidder.
Although bid action must be taken by
tbe San Joaquin trustees, all school con-
struction now must be endorsed by the
new unified hoards. Irvine and Sad-
dleback Unified take over operation~ of
tbe area July 1, 1m·anc1 w111 be responsJ.
ble for some debts.incurred now.
The project Is estimated tp cost 11.7
million 11)hough San Josquln faclllties
planhel'-Dave-Klag cautiOlled-thal this
may have to be adjusted upw•rds.
The 'lchool ha1 been scheduled to open
In September, 1973. -
Meeting· or coming ciose to· that,t101e
periQd can depend on tho .....,. o( the
bids r.day. J1!1>1 recently lo1d Sall· . ' . . . . ....
. ' ' Trave~ Party · Set'
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dleback . trustees that a . sc.bgol In that
area would be d$yed because al( bids
came in over the ·state-approved budget.
Irvine Families ·
To Host Foreign
Students Sou,ght
Irvine fan\!lies Interested in participat-.
tng in.a "JO-month elperience ih fhtema-
tlonal relations" are urged to volunteer
to make a home for an American Field
Service exchange student nest year.
A:F:S Pres'!e~l .Mra. ~ae L~ HuetU
o 9Illl!ethany l>i'IVe>'l\ttlleROCk, said
any Irvine familf Js .eligible to ·host a
visiting foreign .exchange student who
will attend University High School.
"The ,m$ req;iiremenl Is that the
Jamlly ,bU a ~gtnulne interest in'yollll8 peo~, ltid irlll '~'the atudent-to-Uve
with . thei!v ii, ~ 11111nber of tbeJr own
faiblly," Mn:lluew Mkt. . ..
Coals 'to 'the. hilll family are minima(,
•he nol'"1. Tralll!lOl'laton Is paid by lhe
LH .19r1q.,, a women'• llOCial group looal cbapi..., a mOnlhly allow1nce for
In Tllrtlo Rock, plaM a traveling dlnntr tbe -· Is provided and a medical
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holidl,y -l>eSJnning at 7 p.m. Dec. 9. program coven 11oatth es-. _
M/lltl. lllqltta Gla ... n •n.d Nlkkf Lee Famlll .. lnt-.cl 1.b hooting an AFS .
m ~ the ffllll ·which wUI. end lloden~11111y C0111act Mn. Hue!U at l!S-
witll~ot wllile etephul glflll,and. 2331, itr Jira.~ Kirk.ham., •,~'wino i-t. • ~ Unk>tnl\1 \lllKllbridin. -
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c!c.wn after allegedly buying the whole
hotel fof that purpose.
In the same year, Maheu said, flughes
d~ided to cancel the Qoll Tournament of
Champions at the Desert Inn's course.
"He said he was fearful that sports
writers would trY to contact him by
telephone, and ; ~t he felt having
thousands of people watching the teuma-
ment would cause an infiux of germs
which might penetrate his headquarters
oo the ninth floor," Maheu said.
Shipley O eared
_Of Swindle Rap
In Dulaney Case
By TOl\t.llARLEY
0t rM D•lly .. llet Sltff
Huntington Beach buSinessman James
Shiple1 was cleared today in Orange
County Superior Court of charges that he
was involved in tbe alleged swindling of
investors in Laguna Hills stockbroker
Joseph Dulaoey's World F i o a n c l a I
Trends empire.
Judge James Tu.mer granted the mtr
tionJ iled by Shipley, 38, of 16951 Lowell
Circle, just three weeks after he cleared
Dulaney's former vice president of
aJlegations that he helped to defraud a
San Bernardino hospital of $500,000.
Judge Turner's decision this morning
leaves Dulaney, 38, and his wife Marlene,
32, of-2631 Via Cnscadita, San Clemente,
alone to face charges filed by investors
who Oooded the Oistric( Attorney's Of.
lice ltith complaints three years ago.
But a motion foi' dismissal filed by the
Dulaney's will come before Judge Turner
later today, If he denies that motion he
will set a trial date for the couple ac-
cused of grand theft, fraud and con-
spiracy. -
The deljghted Shipley oommented
outside the courtroom t.bat "this ls the
end or a nightmare.
"l knew that I would eventually
receive justice buf t only wish that that
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Orange
Weathe r
Continued sunny skies ls, the way
the weather lady sees it for Sat·
urd~y. with beach temperatures
arouhd 701 rising to 80 inland. Lows
tonight In the 50s.
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OvenvJaelming .Yes
Vote on ·Irvine
Bond Set Marks
Every voling precinct in the November
r lection in Irvine went at least 68 percent
vcs for the lrvine Unified School District
bond issue Md the t"''O highest approvals
came from areas with the fe~-est
ct.ildrcn .
Planners
To Complete
Irvine -Plan ·
Irvine planning commissioners turned
the last of 114 pages of the city's poli·
cv plan late Thursday giving promise
of approval of a completed final draft
at the commission's Dec. 14 meeting.
Planning Consultant Ed Haworth OV·
ercame his bout with the nu to work
with the bare quorum of the comnlission
Thursday night. Commissioners Richard
Kent, Wayne Clark and Robert West
were absent.
Page-by-pa~e the remaining . f o u r
commissioners r e v e i e w e d the circu·
lation, environmental quality, urban de-
sign and public services and safety
portions of lhe general plan policy base.
Earlier, the commission had similarly
reviewed the land-use and housing por-
tions of the document.
Haworth pledged to provide commis-
sioners with the final revised draft of
the policy plan by Dec. I. in time for
them to review it prior to the final Dec.
14. bearing. The document then goes· lo
the City Council for hearing and ap-
proval.
Commission vice chainnan Franklin
Hllrd of the University Park listed the
most significant changes made Thurs-
day night:
-Airport aftesi City po I Icy recom-
mendations on location o( regional com-
mercial facilities should note that any
airport, within or out.side of the city
should be placed where it would not
interfere , with ''current or future resi-
dential development."
-Notte: ..The city shall not allow
residential development in areas of ex-
cessi'(e noise from elther air or surface
traffic. The city Is to develop standard.!
for what ls "u:cesstve" noise.
-~alllc, The city obouJd urge a
redesigning of the MacArthur Boulevard
interchange of the San Diego Freeway
lo improve traffic flow on th.is key In-
dustrial Complex artery.
-Hoatlq• The city sbou)d develop In
cooperiltion with deveklpers an overall
affirmative (equal opportunity) home
tnar~pg program . Earlier draft sug·
· gested -developers shold prepare" and
present such plans to lhe city.
Twelve_ of the 23 precincu ln the city
h11d yes votes on the bonds exceeding 80
percent.
The Irvine Unified ~ mlllloo election
broke a lot or school bsue records in
Orange County, ttee!Ylng 81 pertt11l
(average) approval, well over the twr·
thirds ne<:essary.
Baod campaign chairman Art Ant.bony
told Irvine trustees Wednesda,y Unit
Verano Place. a marrled studenls donn
nt UC Irvine, voted 94 percent yes on the
bonds and Mesa Court, I coed Sllldenl.!
dorm at UCI, voted 93 percent yea.
They were the highest positive.
responses to SChool Measure K on the
Nov. 7 ballot.
~fesa Court, with 4.66 registered voters,
all wimarried, obviously bas no K·12 qe
residents.
In Verano Place, with 405 of the 632
registered vottr.i marking the ballot on
K. a number 0£ children do reside.
But the district school-age population
there pales next to that in California
Homes West, which Anthony said wu the
"lowest" vote for K. It was still a M per-
cent yes, over the 66.7 percent necessary.
The three lowesf procincts, calilornJa
Homes West at &8 perceot, Tbe Meaiiows
at 72 percent and Callfomia Homes Etit
at 74. percent, an! all in the so-cal.led win·
dow.,,,.. in the northern part ol the dty.
They are some of the few non-lnrine
Company owned land in the city and as a
result have represented more difficulty
in school plaM.ing and site proje<:ttom
for the board.
Three other "window areas," the
Willows , The Ranch and Racquet scortd
yes votes of 82, Bl and M percent res~
lively.
Although some persons believe the non-
property owners vote for school lssuei
because their taxes won't be affected,
Irvine trustees Wednesday were gratcfUl
for the supp6rt from UCI.
Trustee Sharon Slrcello said the board
wants to "convey thank! to every citizen
in the Irvine Unified School Dittrict" and
added a special vote of thanks for the
students.
Anlhooy attributed the '""""" there lo
"the oboe leather upended" and said tloe
personal campaign was "well worth tt."
1be highest negative vote was 32 per-
ctnt and the lowest, sit: percent.
Prior to the eleclloo, cowity sdiool
deparlment olfldals Aid that I bond
issue COMOlidated with a general election
hadn't passed in IO years in Orange
County. 'Ibe 850 million amotmt was also
a record request of voters.
The votirig results "speak highly of the
citlzem of I"ine," Anthony said.
The highest percentage of voters , 91
percent of those registered, turned out in
the Colony-Walnut Village precinct; the
10west;-16pel'Cent of those registered, 11t
the Marine Corps Air Station in El Toro.
Newport Firm Remodels
Kitchen for PresUknt
A Newport Beach construction flfm is
in the midst of a $30,000 remodeling proj-
ect on President Nixon's kitchen at La
Cua Pacifica in San Clemente -rushing
to lin1ah the job before the boss comes
home, reportedly the day a f t e r
Christmas.
'lbe Sturtevant Corporation, a firm
which in past years has done other work
at the Nlxons' elegant vllla, is moderniz-
ing the kitchen, installing new cabinets
and fi:J:tures and brightening up the
room, 10Urce1 said.
City building aid es said the pennits
h.:·ve been 1asued for the project, but the
dollar value, which they did oot specify.
falls short or the n!ported '30.000 sum for
the entire project.
The job ls the first major remodeling
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activity at the estate since a fire · tw o
years ago caused about $1S,OOO in
damage .
That blaze, which erupted In walls of
the President's study, awote the weary
chief -executive and di'oVe him and his
domestic servants into the patio while
firemen doused the names.
The construction firm then replaced
the study's fireplace and did repairs to
wells.l · 1 The formal applicant for the buJldlng
permits affecting the h o u s e itsell
generally ii the President.
The projects, oowever, are bandied by
the <'.eneraJ Services AdministraUon's
employes on duty at the Presidential
compound.
Those aides are forbidden to dl.scuss
details of the remodeling project.
The reported visit by the Pres.ident -
the first since his landslide reelection
victory -is expected to l.!ist at least a
week:.
Encklf-year working vacations are
common for the President in San
Clemente.
Early last January, the President
traveled west for an extended stay along
the South Coast.
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would be built elsewhere end the city
would get an undeveloped park, adjacent
to the proposed College Park elementary
school.
Hurd said II homeowners favor e
private park, the develapment of the
park would be more rapid, aloce the
developer wlll put In the sod and
sprlnklm at the same tlml the
clubhouse and pool art built.
The public versus private )lftrk llau> ~
a m;itter generally decided at tht time ·
the city council reviews the fihaJ tract
map which Includes the land eet ulde for these aJAenltlea. ·
'l'Mt finAI otage of map approval la the
point at~hlch the city muat decide II It
Wtnl.! to accept the dedlcotlon al the pork land.
'!lie s •nil s orrer or park dedlc•tlon -t• the city park code 1l1ndard, Hurd
llO!td. If the porlc Is to become pr\vately
owned and malntolned by College Park
noldentJ, lhe city could decide the park
ltandlrd has been 1at11ntd , even though
the developer would be adding no new
pubUc park ltlnd to the ~ity'1 Inventory.
APOLLO SPECTACULAR -
Moon shines down on Apollo
17 as couhtdown continues for
De<. 6 blast at Kennedy Space
Center. The launch will be
the first at night and the last
of scheduled manned moon
missions.
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ju.st.ice cou1d have come a litUe earlier,"
Shipley Aid. .
Shipley was the fifth defendant to be
cleared of charges contained in an
Oi:ange County Grand Jury indictment
that initially listed seven persons.
' Two of those seven were cleared when
they testified against their co-defendants
in a recent trial that c I e a r e d
Dulaney-, -Shipley-, -Riverside broker
Wendell Warren Austin, 42, and Daniel
Hayes, 40, of 82Ll Snowbird Drive, Hun·
tlngotn Beach of charges stemming from
the alleged defrauding of St. Bernardine
Hospital. .
It h3s been alleged that worthless stock
was used by the accused group to obtain
a $500,000 loan from the Roman Catholic
nuns who handled the San Bernardino
hospllal's financial affairs. ~
If Dulaney and hi.! wife go to trial, they
will face charges that they wen!
ruponslble for what bas been estimated
as the '3 million defrauding of World
Financial Trends investors.
II ls alleged that many residents· al
retirtment communities ln Laguna HDls
and Seal Beach lost substanual sums in
the Dulaney enterprise.
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ELECTRONICS ..
ample of whet industry is like, to provide
something "tinkerable."
Most of the students are concentrating
on getting a class robot ready to sing
carols at Christmas. But Powers hopes
eventually \o start a project to revise the
machines and use them instead of a nee-
dle meter to measure volts and ohms.
A Uni High J>arent. Ed Stevens, \\'Ofks
at Bertea and arranged the donation.
Asked lf they could use the surplus,
Hanson told the executive, "Sure. We
d...n 't care what it Is. Give it to us."
Both teachers say the scl'\ool r.ould
never have gotten such valuable equi~
ment on its own and they encourage all
resldenta and industries to work with the
school to develop more resources.
The electronica classes are geared to
an industry approach. Power.i came to
Uni High a8 a professional engineer.
"I try to bring my experience into the
classroom." he said. adding that It helPI
to have practical equipment et least for
"attention-getting."
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and overweight" tabby until I.be article
,.., .. Jed their pllght.
"t 1tteened the calJs very carefully
looking for just the right kind of home,"
reported the cat-helping Woman.
Among thole re)eci.ed were a man who
wanted to use the cat ror animal act.I,
)'oung callers who she feared might be
mecllcal students 'Ind famllleJ wbo bad
)'O<ll1i chlldrtn. .
"Bui the CO.pent were JUJl rllbt,"
uld the anonymous woman. "Th• mo-
ment the)' came tn and 1at down, the
old cat jumped up In th•lr lap0 and rolled
over· to be scratched. It wu love at nrst
1iah1.
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NASA Workers StriJ:re Threat,ening Flight
~ CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. !AP! -Apollo
17's utron•ut! received their final major
ph)'sical examinations today white tbe
space agency said there is a chance that
a threatened strike by 60 documentation
worken oould· torce a postponement C>l
the mooo launchlnK·
However, most NASA officlala felt the
odds were low that a strike would aflect
Count1 Cautious
the launcblng, scheduled Wedne!day
nia:ht.
Astronauts Eusene A. Cl e r n a o ,
geologist Harrison Ii. Sclbnltt M<:i
Ronald E. Evans planned uveral hours
with NASA docton and a repcrt on Uie
physicals waa upected lateJ·toda)'.
The workers ~ho threatened to stnke
are nonunion technical writers and aa-
mlnlslratlve pel'90llllcl employed by the
Boeing Co. They seek to reverse 50 lo 50
percent pay cuts they rec.elved last year
when Boeing took" over a Space Center
supiJOrt aef\'1ces Contract from Trau$
World Alfway1. . · , .
A strike bas never delayed a lawichinit
at Cape Kennedy, princiapally because
NASA under court order bas been •ble to
cc.adlne pi«*eting to one or two gates.
Jeavlbg other 1a~1 open for nonstriking
union penonoel to ~ter.
N'egoUationa t'Or'ltinued betweeD the two
sides today. No strike date has been ao·
nounced by the Boeing workers.
Noise Injunction Fails
l)ec. 6 and , &re the only favorable
day• this month fof an Apollo 17 launch.
The next .opUmum · period, when ~
moon is In the proper J)Olitlon, ii ih
January. If the shot Is defa~ a month.
It wOula oost NASA an esUmated
$800,000.
To Surprise Officials
~The medical examinations today not
only determine the astronauts' fitness for
flight but allO gather medical data for in-
Olghl and post!llght comparison.
Briefer uamlnatlons on Nov. g and
Nov 20 fotmd all three astronauts \n ex-
cellent health. Reaction by Orange County Airport' of·
ficials was ca utious and wtSurprised to-
day to a suit filed by the Air Transpot1
Assoclatlon of America in a tt.s. Districi
Court tlSking for an injunction against
state noise regulations.
Airpcrt Nolae Abatement specialist
Norm Ewert said today that the as-
sociation is .. trying to frustrate the law,''
which he added was the first of its kind
in the natiOn.
The association, representing 1 6.
American and two Canadian airlines. filed
the suit Thursday to try to stop en.
forcement of new noise regu]ation sec-
tions of the state aeronautics act.
Today was the deadline for airlines to
meet certain quieter noise standards on
takeoffs lmd landings. Operators of
airlines that exceeded these standards
would be fined $1 ,000.
Ewen said that Orange County Airport
was established as a noise problem last
March and that the quieter llmlts were
designated to help solve that.
The operators "feel threatened" by the
fines, Ewers said, so their suit is not
unexpected .
The controversy over th~ California
law, said Ewers, rtvolves around the
question of the state's right to legislate In
the area of air space, usually considered
a matter only for the federal govern-
ment. Ewers said the county would bve
to wait for the courts to act now.
State officials In Sacramento said to-
day that they had anticipated the "test
case" legal action becawe the state is
the first to formally enter the alporl
noise regu1ation field.
Under the dlnctlon of the legislature,
· the State Department tit Aeronautics
adopted permissibl, 'lloglo evtt1t viola-
tion levels" end 'a 'eomrnullltf' oolse
equivalent level."
Dick Dyer, airport environmental
specialist, said tbe levels w e r e
"reasonably set,'' and planes now in
service can operate under them if
normal procedures are followed. The
levels are not as nstrictlve, he said, as
the Federal Aviation Administration
llmits for new aircraft.
About ball a dozen airports are ao-
quiring monitoring equipment for en-
forcement purposes, he reported.
Orange County Airport and Los
Angeles International Al-I will soon
be able to enforce ,the rules, he said, ex-
plaining it &Akes about a year to get set
up for monitoring. More airports are ex-
pected to be designated as DOiac problem
airport.! In the lulu!<, he added.
The state legislation is unenforceable,
violates . the commerce clause of the
federal Constitution and is pre-empted by·
congressiOnal action and lntemational
agreements, the llllt said.
"The takeoff, landing and flight or
aircraft," the suit said, "constitute a
phase of commerce which requires na-
tional unlformlty of treatment which .••
demands that regulaUon, U any, be
prescribed by a single authority."
The suit argued that U Cali!omia is
pennllled to enfon:e such 1<gulatlons,
then other states also could impose "a
variety of differing and inconsistent re-
quirement.!."
The association claimed that under the
reguJaUoo.s planes could not land and
lake off without makln& periodic viola·
ions, becaU5e of atmospheric· conditioDI
and that each violation Is punishable by a
• $1,000 fine.
Moreover, the suit said the airlines
have been employlnC noise abatement
standards for many yean and now are in the mids! al lovestlq IOIDO II billion in
advanced jell that are quieter.
Since Nov. 15 they have been in
medical isolation which restricts them
generally to three areas of "tbe ·s~ce
center: crew quarters. the trauting buiJding and the launch pad.
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docament would have lilUe Value. He said today, "I'm terribly relieved.
This means we'll have the time we TV!ed
to spend on rnore pres~ planning mat-
1"rs and the time for log!~ pursuit or a
meanlngful ge.nerat Plan.'
Time apent deveJ~inC an Interim plan, he said "would baYe been time 'tlt'&sted."
He noted be bas been oplimlltlc the
Legislature would undmtand the plight
of new cities.
Mayor William Flochbo<h, however,
credited efforts or Erlqbon and c,1,ty
Manager WUllam Woo\\ell Jr. for blvl)lg
gul~ed the um tbroulh the cloolnJ hours
of the Legislature. "That'• a' Yery taxing
and dllflCult job," Mayor Jl'locbbech said.
"Passa1e of this rello~ leilalation
shows the value or HDdinc: capable .peo-
ple to do the job and the Value or
persistence and refusing to SQ' 1let-10me-
one else do it' "
Hia one-word reaction to the news tbe
bill bad ~ both --· "'Wonderful!"
"It is so important !bat lhll city or all
J..vin"' PJannen Cut , cities not be stampecled 1mu ~or
'' • -" ' ' , just any old plaif ~t tt bi the
M • t Dec. 28 time to purtue • melnlnifW· oa a eeUQg O t, Cadillac~ ~ · Erickson · · have openl the
lr)'ine > dy • ~=st••., 'Ii,,;& In O lllldinl .... bill
Tbu'1day -... ti! Ulilr nf/l.t -...Hlii · . "Their hiving 28 meretlng. , · "'' a~'\9~ l!J'P. part 1.8 the reaJQl'I for
The cancellatlo!I, In recocnJtletl cl the 11.!"liil ...... " tbe liiayoi 11id.
holiday ...,.. Is the lint lcbeduled ·Tbe two carried with them to
meeting commissioners have skipped Sacramento ·details of the new ~!ties ac-
since they were sworn ·in Jast February. oompllahments Jn the area ol general
Excpe In the mouth or August, the plannJoi as they pl .. ded with Legislators
commission hall maintained a regular to look .favorably on grantina: the Ume
schedule or weekly meellop o n neceuary :o do a competent job al plan-
Thursdays, allemating action meetings Ding the 41-«tuare mile city -tbe
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Feline Find11 Ho.ne-H~·ld11 Reveille
By JOHN ZAlLER
Of .... DllllY l"ll•t ltett ' •
At 6 o'clock this morning ,a . .»pound
alley cat tiptoed Into Earle and Eliza.beth
Cooper's bedroom, jumped up on· their
bed, and began walklng in circles arouna-
thelr beads.
· "U this means he's an alarm clock
cat , we•u· have to set him for another
time," observed Earle Cooper good na-
tllredly. "But you can aee how quickly
he's made himself at home/' ,
The Coopers were the couple selected
from amoog 150 telephone callers to be
maaters el the Huntlngtoo Beach alley
cat that just three days ago n o b o d y
wanted.
Tbe C6ePen !Oot' their 14-year-eld cai
three ...... .,.,, and• -e atlirti9g ~
feel the neec1 fOr another ''fat okl cat'
·when they saw a DAILY Pll.oT article
abeut this ene. -An anonymous · 11uniing1on B e a c h
coople wbO bave made a bobby el belp-
illf{ stray cats were near wWi end trying
to find a home for this "totally useless
and overweight" tabby until the article
revealed their plight. "
"1 screened the calls vtt}' carefully
looking fer jug! the right kipd el home,"
reported the cat+helping woo:ian.
/.mOng those rejected were a man who
wanted to use the cat for animal acts,
young callers who abe feared might be
• I
medical students and families who had
young children.
"But the Coopers were just right ,"
said the anonymous woman. "The mo--
ment tbey came in and sat down, the
old cat jumped up in their laps an<t-rolled
over to be scratched. It was love at first
sight. . "You s'h o u Id see the way this cat
sleeps," says the enthusiastic Mrs.
Cooper:. "He lies Oat pn bis back with
all four paws sticking into the air."
"F40Diest darn thing Y?U ever saw,"
ap-eed her husband, an oil company en-
~·Coopers, who live in Huntington
(See FELINE,. Pi!ge !)
Tax Shift Passed
State'Senate Approves Bill, 27-10 . '
BULLETIN
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A $1.l billion
ICllool-aad tu~ --final leglslaUve -yo! Ill Uie Seute
today, teDC11n1 u.e. m~ to a trtam~
baal Gev. R<qu. Tile -w_u n-tt.
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The Reagan-
Moretti $1.1 billion tax shift.plan, seem·
ingly doomed on the final day of the
legislative session, suddenly appeared
beaded toward victory in the Senate to-
day -the lliSt day of the 19'12 oession.
The b~ apparenUy eccurr<d
when Sen. David Roberti, (!).Leo An-
geles), one of 13 members of the Senate
-graveyard of Reagan tu plans-told
his colleagues be would vote for the
measure when it Comes up for a final
vote today. ~
It would be a dramatic victory for
, Gev. ROllald Reagan, who has seen bis
• 'Eml of N!fllatmare'
· Huntington Beach Man
·Cleared: iri Stock Case 4jri. • • •
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Huntington Beach burhrrrPftlll James
Shipley was cleared today .. ln Orange
County &Jperior Coon of charies that be
was involved in the alleged swindling of
investors in Laguna Hills stockbroker
Joseph Dulaney's World F 1 n an c i a 1
Trends empire.
Regional Board
Gives Harbout
Dredging Okay
.llldp --~the mo-b filed by sitlple;, II, of 111151 Lowell
Clrcle, Just tmM ....U lfter he cleared
Dulaney's former vice president of
altegatiens that he helped to defraud a
San Bernardino boopltal of $500,000.
Judge Tumer•s declsioO this mornin·g
leaves Dulaney~ 38, and his wife Marlene,
32, of 2631 Via C4scadita, San Clemente,
alone to faoe charges filed by investors
who l!OCJded the District Attorney's Of.
fice with comp1aints three years ago.
Bui 1 'motion !or dlsmisaal filed by the
Dulaney"s will come before Judge Turner •
later .19day. U be denies that motion be will Id a trial date for the couple ae-
cused of grand !bell, fraud and con-
spiracy.
The delighted Shipley commented
outside the courtroom that "this is the
A regional water quality board ThUJ'S+ end of a nightmare.
day 41pproved the dredging ol six new "I knew that I would eventually
·mdebaslns,-3,700 feet -•f-I"'!>l-cbannelc -recetve-JWJttce"IXIt 1·0Ji!rwlsb-iba:nhat
and a 3.7 acre lagoon in Huntington justice could have come a UWe earlier,"
Harbour. (See CLEARED, Pace !) ·
But it withheld permission to fill them ----' ---------with water pending a more complete eir
vironmental impact as.sessment.
The partial approval was a disas>;-
poiotment to Huntington Harbour Corp.
officials who· were seeking complete ap-
proval for a $20 million expansion project
from the Santa Ana Reglenal Water
Quality Centre! Beard.
However, company officials indicated
they would continue with construction on
the assumption that further study will
confirm their contention that new chan-
nels will not !urtber degrade the quality
of water in existing waterways.
"U they want to'build.tlie-chaMcls and
bope that they can be proven en-
Vlronmentally sound, that's fine with WI,"
said the board's executive officer,
Richard Bueermann. "It's their money
arid they can take whatever risks they
like with it." '
FLORIDA. BA.NS
PHOSPHATE SA.LE
TAMPA1 Fla. (AP) -Florida today
banned the sale or washday detergents
with phosphate levets blgher than 8.7 per-
cent beginning New Year's Day, forCing
merchants to removt. the offenders fro~
their shelves. -/
Similar bans en high pliespbllte
de-tu-gents have been in exl.stence in
Dade (Mlami)I, Orange (Orlando) and
Lake (Leesburg) counties for some time.
A surgeon general's report determined
that phosphate levels above 8.7 percent
are harmful to lakes and streams.
tax plans killed in the Senate for five
years, and for Moretti, the 3&-year-pld
Assembly speaker who has battled eight
years for tax reform in the Legislature.
The switch of one \!Ote -all that is
needed to assure passage -was e.x-
pected to loose .a floodgates of former
holdout senators, Capitol sources sail.
For days, the measure's sponsors could
count only 26 votes for the bill in the
Senate and 'l1 are needed to pass.
Earlier, a Reagan aide said "I would
say our prospects for passage are about
30 percent." Some observers thought
that was o~c.
Democratic ~sembly Speaker Moretti
and Republican Reagan and his aides
assembled. the compromise measure
over a period of months.
They made every, cmcession ·they
thought they Could mU:e to get Uie
-,-. but 1111>~ lo wlp•lhe;
1111 --II ty;g. -..,_, . (SeeTAX~ I) . . . ·'
DeacJ Burglary
Suspect· 'I.inked
-~
To Coast Crimes
' A man kil-1.ed by police Wednesday
night in Seal &ach, was idenUfied today
as the ~ble suspect in at least a
dozen Newport Beach burglaries cotn-
mitted over the past month.
"We H:Unk he committed 13 burglaries
since Nov. 1 in the West Newport
beachfront area," Newport Detective
Reed Gloshen said this morning.
More than $2,500 in losses were
reported from those burglaries, Gloshen
said, including such items as a· portable
television set and a $350 fox skiil bedspread,-• -
. Seal Beach Police said today the dead
man used two names. He was first iden-
tified as Thomas c. Durm, but furthef ~
vestigation revealed his real name as
Edward Lynn Adams. He was 29 and liv~
ed in Long Beach.
He was killed in a gun battle with two
Seal Beach police sergeants.
Investigators said the sergeants, Bill
Lewis and David Van Holt, surprised
Adams while he was peeking in windows
in an apartment neighborhood near 12th
Street and Seal Way.
·Adams pulled a .25-caliber pistol. The
sergeants dove for cover and began
shooting. j\C)llce said.
Adams-was hit once in the shoulder
and once in the neck. He died an hour
later at Los Alamitos ~neral Hospital.
Police said Adams fired his pistol once.
NCilher sergeant was injured."
Seal Beach officers said Adams had a
long history of burglary arrests.
Feat of Dedication
DAILY PILOT Stefl ,..._
EARLE AND ELIZABETH COOPER AND THEIR NEW FOUND FELINE FRIEND
In Huntington Beach, Home ls Where You Can Sleep on Your Back With All Four Feet in the Air
Ocean Vwiv Expecti~g
T~luu.,zs '.MR4ing:. : · .. ~::
J I • .) .~ ::. .... :. ~ Ocean Vl.W Schoof •Beanh:;.n er-school maklng . the midi ;.,iu 'at· t._t
~ a tumultuoUs ri\eeting MondaY when March," Chaddick said:
it convenes to coo.Sider plans for a possi· Chaddick added; however, that ''ciur two flll-year programs are working out ble expansion of Its pilot program in all-very well and we do feel warranted at
year schooling. least in considering an expansion of the
Parents opposed to the all-year eaten-pro~am."
dar have placed an adveftisement in a ~yday is head of a group that calls
local paper urging attendance at the Dec. (See ALL-YEMl, Page Z)
4 meeting. They also plan to pass out
5t000 flyers over the weekend urging the
same thing, according to Henry Lyday,
leader of the group.
Trustees will be considering the pr~
cedures to be used in selecting new
schools for the all-year school program. •
Two schools, Crest View and Westmont,
began the new arrangement July 10.
"We're opposed to the district charging
ahead like this," said Lyday this morn·
lng. "These . pilot programs were
established to see if all-year schools
work. BUt now they're going to start new
schools on tbe program 'before any ob--
jective test data will be av8:ilable.
"We expect to have at least 200 parents
present to make this story in a very
strong way," Lyday said.
The procedures coming before the
board for approval state that the staffs
of the district's 22 schools on tbe tradi·
tional calendar should make a decision
by Feb. 5 whether they want to try ~11
all-year ca1endar beginning July 1, 1973.
Those schools wanting t.o make the
switch must have a community survey
complete by Feb. 26. On MarCh 5, the
board would decide wbich, if any, new
schools would adopt the new calendar.
"We weloome people coming to our
meetings," Woodis Chaddk:k;· assistant
superintendent, said lbia mo r n i n g .
"That's bow we find out what the people think. . ' •
"But there's really nething to he eA
cited about. This is' a planning ~ion on·
ly . .l'bere'll be no decision about any
Judge Considers
Latest Petition
To Re'lease Farr
LOS ANGELES (AP) -U.$. District
Court Jud_ge Robert J . Kelleher was to
consider today a petition to release im-
prisoned newsman William Farr-·from
jail pending a decisiOI!,.JIQ. a federal ap-
peal.
Farr's attorney. Mark Hurwitz, filed
the appeal with U.S. Distri~ Court here
Thursday.
Farr, 37, has been in jail since Monday
for refusing to disclose sources of a story
he •wrote while covering .the Charles
Ma.nson murder trial for the Los Angeles
Herald-Examiner.
Superior Court Judge Charles H .. Older,
who presided over the Manson trial,
ordered Farr jailed for eontempt of court
until the reporter named the source.
Hurwitz says. that technically Farr,
now a reporter for the Los Angeles
Times, could be In jail until an other
parties in the case die. He , has asked
Older to disqualify himself from the
case.
Farr's attorney coutends that Older
has become "so pefsonally embroiled in
this controversy with Mr. Farr that he no
longer can provide impartiality."
The petltio11 to release Farr from jail.
contends that Older "entrapped" Farr
by telling him he respected a reporter's
Shultz to Stay
On as Treasurer,
Economic Chief
KE1( BISCAYNE,. Fla. (AP) -TIJO .
Florid.. While Hoose 8Dl1llWICed today
that George Shultz will remain -as
secretary el the Treasury In President
Nixon'• second tenn and wlll .bave chief
responsibility tor coordinating a 11
economic policy as a presidentlal assis-
tant.
Press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler an·
nounced the unusual move to have a
Cabinet member serve simultaneously as
a member of the White House staff, and
said Shultz will be chairman of a new
Cabinet-level Council on Economic Poicy.
· Talking ·to newsmen here, Shultz:
aclmewledged that, in '6me respects, he
will play in economic affairs a role
similar to that assigned In feretgn policy
to presidential assistant Henry A. Kiss·
inger.
Ziegler made two other announcemeits
in the economic area: Herbert stein will
retain his post as chainnan of the Coon+
ci1 o{ Economic Advisers and Nixon ·
assistant Peter M. Flanigan will continue
as chairman of the Council on tntema.
tiona1 Economfc Policy.
Shultz, who served as secretary of
Labor and director of the Office of
Management and Budget before becom·
ing Treasury secretary this year, said
the new economic council he will bead
will be compsed of chiefi of the Labor,
Commerce, Agriculture, !'ransPQrtaUon
and State departments, the Office of
Management and Budget, .C<iuncll of
Economic Advisers, Cost of Living Coon·
ell and Council on International Eoonom·
ic Polley. .
He told reporters, however, that much.
of the council 's work will be done by
working groups composed of' agency
representatives who may rank below 1
Cabinet level. j
Orange C.Ut
The action by the board Is similar to an
earlier decision of the Huntington Beach
City Council. It permitted the corporation
(See llAllBOUll, Page l)
New Junior Miss
Croivned T 01:1-ight
· Hannu~ah B.egins Tonight
privilege under Calffornia law to protect Weather
sources. Continued sunny skies is the·,.., Tbe.n, the petition says, Older said the •weather lady See.!I it for Sat.
Farr.lost the report.et""s privilege to pr~ urday, with beach ·tempenrur.
tect sources wtien he left his job as a around 70, rising to 80 Inland. Lows
Herald-Examiner reporter and went to tonight in the SOs.
A new Junior Miss er Huntington
lleacll will be crowned tonlg]lt fn Fl\fWll
J at Golden West College. Ftrteen high achool coed• will compete
fer the title •tarting at 7:30 p.m. The ,
J unlor Mia cen\esl Is sponsored bl' Ille
Huntington Beach Jaycees.
.The 'l!nner of the city crown wtU com·
pete in the atatewldi cooest ~e Iii
the spring. The current titleholder ls
C.thy Mortin. ; ..
Twe prevleU8 Huntlngtoe Boach girls,
Jackie Benington ln 1989 and Rbondl
A:artyn In 1970, won the catlfernll Jwuor
M1ss title.
J1ckie went el I• win Ille ~enal hen6t
and t.be year after, Rhoftda wu a ruJ'loo •
nerup for nattonal honors.
AJ the Feast of Dedication is
celebrated begi.nntng at sundown today in
Jerusalem, the center of Judaism, Jews
In Orange Ceunty will eblerve the elgbl-
day holiday with .ervicea, a play and an .rt fair. -
HaMuk"ah, as It Is 11111ally tt!emd te,
i• offlclally noted as a aemlhollday com·
me™'tlni the ~ e! t h e
-over tbe esillve Gre<»-llYrlon Kina Al1llcldu JV Eplphanes In
!Bl'°' 1111 di ••'O·d !Ir Iii formal eaw ...... i;rn ·
In. Jet'Ullalem y nlP!, Cblef
. Robbi CllletDo aer.o fellwed ihe bolldl,Y
... tndlllen lbot..U. fw"tllt Ugbllng el
the flnt of elflht candl .. , r«llllnl the
Groe!<1' e1qlllisloo !rem what ~ -Israel.
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In Orange County, moSt Jewish
Temples will observe the hollda~ugh
regular Friday night services.
A "Hannukah Music FesUval" will be
presented at Temple Belh David, till
.Katella, Los Alamitos, by severaJ choirs.
The aervlce is under the dlrectlee ~!
Rabbi Henri E. Front.
On Sunday, Temple Ellat will sponsor
an ,exhlbJtlon and acutlon of art work.
cenducted by Graphic Art Galleries, Ltd.
More than 100 works by well-known
ll1'llsts wlU be aold at the "Cl>ampagne
Art Auction" fer the benefit el a rthglous
ICboel !er the Temple, the first In the
S.ddlebaclc VaUey .
lt·wUI be held at Temple Judea, 245l2
Moulton Parktiay, Laguna H 111 s,
preyiewlng IJetlnnlng at l:IO p.m.
Tonlght al'l p.m. al Temple HIUel, !G62
.-
work for the district attorney's office.
Heil Ave., Huntington Beach, Padd y INSlllE TOD.4 Y
-Chayefsky's "Gideon" will be perfonned Eng ii sh rock ringn Rod
with actor Hal Gould, known [or his Toys for Tots Stewert .... te fame 'with hi< television and oft-Broadway roles. racord, ~oggie May." Ht 1tet1U
Natiqnalistlc overtones prevail in to run from being a iuptrs£ar
1srae1, ·eapec1a11y during p .11t1ca11 y Center· Openi'ng -w1~g 1. •b•-·· ••cOftd.rote lreubled times, but in the United States bend! and OP!>fOring In nnali
Hannukab ts celebrated joyously with f010R$. Ste stOt'JI in todays
gift$ to children end pl IQ' Ing or games. Five-ye~ld Ju118 Ehler of Scat W tlktndtr.
Colncldenta1ty, In the Western cburch · Beach Mkh Oranre County Toys for L.M ._..
of the Chrlrt1an falt~ -the-Advent-season -TOti· ' 1trftel~-santa lnd Mrr: Claus open --... ;........ :
, beglns Sunday. This is the holy season heedquarW-s Jor the cou.ntywkkl toy~\. ~"'::: ,.S:
leading 'Up to the celebration nativity of lectioo drl•e at lOa.m. Saturday In the CM!l4c:s u
Christ.· 'town and Country Shopping Center tn the ~ lllMW :
. Lltertlly it stands for the coming of city or Orange. ··~ "-' '
Christ, and Advent too la observed by the 'tha htadquarten will be open fron 10 :=:-•• :i~ UibtlN of ·cand1es, one on each of the am. to fJ p.m. dally through Dec. 24, ex-...,. "" • ..,. 11
four &indays as Qirbtma5 app~ .rceDt Sundays. Toys will be dbtribukld to .:!~ ;;
Th asldJtlon, 11 ~ a lime ol preparatlcm ~Y. children throughellt the ceunty. ·-· • • for .!be """"1d cenring el Quist. Fer !'Wf• lnfonnatton, call 83&-1000. . '
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J_R_AJLV PILOl_ H _ ~aii;W t 1'71
Hughe#! 9 Fear11~-Germ.. Falling Sig,.s -.
LOS ANGELES (llPl)
0
-lloward
Hllihef •P•ll mllllalll ol doll•rt U111u111
slraJllt lull, lncludinl bul'lnf • botfl to
ketD a 1"1> 1rom raDift!l "" billl llJld cancelling a golf tournament for fear of
floating germs, accordina; to court
documents that attorneys for llughes
tried 10 hush up.
The. cl1iimfl wore in depositions from
Relert Maheu, once J.lughes' chief
tieutenant in Nevada. The two have been
feuC:ing since Hughes fired ~1aheu.
Maheu flied a suit again.at Hughet in
TlaeJl're Vikings
II.I. DUlrtct 01UJ1 here, ciulrgi1111 him
wttll Ubol Uld llandtr Uld uldq 11!.I
million Ill ilamaJ"' ·
'!'ht 111lt II in rtPIY lo a rtma1k by
11up.a Ill tbt mucb PllbUer.I
telephone news conference during the
Cllfford Irving phony autobiography af·
fair . A volce Identified by re~rter1 ii.I
that of Hughes said Maheu 'stole me
blind."
Maheu sued Hughes, Hughes Tool Cu.
and the public relation.I 1gency that
t111reS011ll Hiii!* and ,.t •P lllJ -.WI ""'''"""'· . AllOMllYI IOf !lit dfl-.........
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dliaill ol 11'111! deal lllYQ!Yilll mo19 tlllil li ,'000 In wlllCh be re P",. at• d
Hughes. --
The statements were filed Jn federal
court 1 whereupon atlomeys for HUJbei
demanded the sealed removed ftom the
publicly available court record, becaUH
they contained "scandoalous and slan-
derous information." Judge Harr Y
Marina High School cheerleaders show that they
are something to cheer about. Members of the squad
(frqm left) are Linda Anderson, Sandy Jackson,
Carolyn Face, Vicki Fraley and Kathy Shanahan.
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Newport Firm Remodels
l(itchen for President
J'toom Pfl{le l
HARBOUR ...
to continue erading and bulkhead opera-
tions. but withheld approval for the con-
struction or 280 new homes pending a
comf lete environmental impact state-
A Newpo rt Beach construction firm is
in the mid.rt of a S30JXXl remodeling proj-
ect on President Nixon's kitchen at La
The Sturtevant Corporation, a firm
which in past years has done other work·
at the Nixoos1 .elegant villa, is modemi1--
ing the kitchen, installlna: new cabinelJI
and nitures and brightening up the
room , sources said. C•.sa Pacifica Jn San Clemente -ruahfng
FromPqeJ
CLEARED ...
Shipley said.
Shipley was the fifth defendant lo be
cleared of charges contained in an
Orange County Grand Jury indictment
that tntUally 11.sted seven persona.
Two of those seven were cleared when
they testified against their co-defendant!
ln a recent trial that c I e a r e d
Dulaney , Shipley , Riverside broker
Wendell Warren Austin, U, and Daniel
Hayes. 40, of 8211 Snowbird Drive, Hun-
Ungotn Beach of charges 1temmlng from
the alleged defrauding of St. Bernardine
Hospital.
It ha1 betn elleKed that worthless stock
was used by the accused group to Qbtain
a S$00;000 Joan from the Roman Catholic
nuna who handled the San Bernardino
hospital's nnancial aUalrs.
Jf Dulaney and hl1 wife go to trial, they
will face charges that they were
responsible for what has been estimated
as the S3 million defraud ing of World
Financial Trends Investors.
It t1 alleged that many residents or
rttlrtment communlUes In Laguna Hiiis
and Seal Beach Jost substantial sums ln
.the Dulaney enterprise.
ORANGI COAST ••
DAILY PILOT
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II cemolf!fd 1N Nt..,..Pms, Is 111Jblllol!td toy
ttlt OrllnUe CMsl P11llU1hlrlg COn!lllny. $~
r1i. edit~ lfl llul!lllhMI, Mond.ly lhr'OIJQll
P:rld..,, for 0Kt1 Mesa_ NtWpOf'I fle1cll,
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edlllon h pub!11h• lllvnllYI 1rtel S11N11y1,
lh1 pr'lnc•I Pl*lllhl!llJ plllnl It et JlO Weil
81y $trffl, C..11 MIN, t1lllornf1, tU.16.
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to finish the )ob befort the boss comes men ·
home, reportedly tbe day 11 ft er '''Ml.is is construction by loophole and in
I violation of the spirit of the law," charg-
Christmas. ed Milton Beychok, a Huntington
City building aides said the permila Harbour resident mxi an opponent of *'-
h.•ve bem issued for the project, but the .. _.,..,He opolu! at lbe·••llr qua\lly
dollar value, which they did not ,peclfy, board's mee\ing 'J'huriday in Orange. '
falls short of the reported-$30,000 sum for "Forty percent of the grading has
the entire project. already been completed and if you wait
"""' JO. b is the fil'lt major romodellnl any longer yw11 bt pr.,.njod will! en ·r acaompllahed project,'! be llld. ' activity at the estate since a fire two The main area of contenUon at the
years ago coused about IJS,000 In tll!'ee-bout he¥1ng a.PPO"l'ed to ~
1damage. whether or not the---conatructlon of
That blaze, which erupted in walls of "deadend" channels would contribute to
the President's study' awoke the weary stagnation of water in the mariol. Robert Krueger, an attorney for Hun-chief executive and drove hlm and his fington Harbour, presented a study of the
domestic servants into the patio while marina showing that It wu typical ol
firemen doused the flames. • Southern CalUomia enclOled waterwa)11
The construction firm then replaced and had a hefilthy amount of diuolv~
d did oxygen in tbe water. the study's firepla ce an repairs lo However, another speaker, Peter
walls. Philipa from the state Fish and aim•
The formal applicant for the •building Department, cited the same •tud1 Jlfi'
permits dfiecting the hou se itself ·arguing that water in the harbor ha1
gene rally is the President. been "deteriorating" 1\nce 1981 and IJ
now in •n "lmpoveriahed'' condition." The projects, T\OWever, are handled by "Unless thele new Channell wUl con-
the r..eneral Services Administration's tribute to improving thls sttuaUon, we
employes on duty at the Presidential feel they lhould. nc:it be built," Phillp1
t'Ompound. Id
Thot1e aides are forbidden to dllcuss 58'l"he water quality board rtlOlved the
details of the remodeling project. issue by ••kine the developU to do a
The reported visit by.,tbe President -I · tud d I the the first since his landslide reelection cone usive 1 y, an to present t to · t 1 1 Mmy Cory• of Engineera, which will ~~k?' -is expected to east at e~t a make the final decision on whether or not·
the new channels can be fllled with End-of-year working vacations are water.
common for the President ln San The water quality board also "''t off a Clemente. .. .. Early last January, the President deci1ion on whether street dralna should be permitted to empty tnto the channel traveled West for an extended stay along (other drains in the harbor alrtady do) the South Coast.
Ex-Huntington
Officer Named
Chief in Arvin
Former Huntington Beach Police Of·
ficer Orval L. Wooner has been named
chief of pollce In Arvin , Calif.
. Wooner, of 8281 Newman Ave., Hunt·
1ngton Beach, has been in law enforce-
ment for 12 years.
lie was part of the Huntington Bench
Police Department from 19113 to 1965
serving as administrative assistant to the
chief of police.
Ht was also a candidate for Hunllngton
Beach Chief of Pollce in 1964.
Wooner has also served on the f\.ton-
tebello and Orange Police Departments.
Woooer served as public sa fety advisor
to East Pakistan from 1969 to 1970 and
was cited by the U.S. State Department
for his performance during the 19?0 iktal
wave in that country.
He also served u public 1arety advisor
in SalJilOO in 1966.
WooMr "Will..a&sume his new dulies
Mooday in Arvin, which i1 21 miles c1rt
of Bakersfield.
or whether they should be piped acrou
Edinger Avenue and into a flood control
ditch.
Jn addition, the water quality board re--
quired a 2l~ay waiting period following
water checks in the harbor for publlc
reaction before tbe developer can 10
ahead with construction.
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AL-YEAR •••
itself the Committee o: Concerned
Parents and Friends of the Huntington
Beach Union High School District and
Associated Elementary Districts.
The group rormed in opposition lo all-
ye ar plans now under consideration by
the hlsh 1chool dlBtrlct.
Lyday was alao active in opposition
las t spring when Ocean View decided to
tes t all-yea r schools.
Crash Ki11s Son
Of Anaheim Aide
h>.nny Gelsle1, »"ye1r-old son of
Anaheim Clll'. ~ttomay Jooeph Gtlolor,
died ThUl'lday of lnjiJrle1 lufflfief-WO\':-
. 17 when his car orasbed at Oceanside.
E , . The deaih of yo•ng Geiller came Juat X•ltaly Cluef Dies lwo ~eeb before hlJ plann!d weddlni •
ROME UP Police aa1d l.h<i yough lost c(lfltrol ofhl! I_ I) -Fonner 1111~ Pres!· 1 car on raln-ollclred p a.c I LI;c Collt
dent AnlOOlo Se;nJ died of "'"'t and \ H!;hway. It rolled lwlce aad laiided oa
kidney lalluro today, doclol'I arihOunccd . top or lllm. Ge!Jler had been Ill a coma
The ll·Yotr-old Christian Democrat bad alnce Nov. ~. He 11 survived IJY till
been nearly paralyzed since a 1troke parents and a 1\ste.r, Martha. Funeral
forced hltn to !'fslg.n as prtsldmR tn 19M. scr.vlte.t are. pendln11•
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t:-=..-:...-=..~r.: = h•-Ill -.,,_ of Its sign. ~ "" U¥111 IA the pentbou!e ol the o.Mrt, Inn, IClOll the llreet at the
Ume, Maheu said.
Wll!ll H~• IJOlicec\ the !~fool high
•Ill> fult erictod ot a cool of II millon in
lronl of the oppo1ll1 llotel "bt wu afraid
that the sign would coU.pse and en-
danger his lffe by lallJni on the pen.
Toxic Wastes
lhoule," 10 Maheu WAI -.eel lo talk to the[fi ol lbt """"' 'botll -111 llld. .
.. he WU lftfMmed the! the
owners iuld oo dtlllll to tear down ~
1lgn ... and thel If tilo oign would col·
lapse there was no way In whJch it could '
cause damage lo the Desert Inn, be in·
sisted I prooeed forthwith In an anetnpl
to l>llY the hotel." . '
The 11,iD la •WI thete, bowov<r, Maheu
gave no ezplanalion In the court
documents of. wll)' HIJil>es didn 't tear It
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Closing of· Disposal P!t
Viewed as Water Threat
Ocean ind river waten aJcm1 the
01·ange Coa1t may be threatened ·with
more tox1C wastoa. becaue of a cltben-
foroed clOllJl'.O of an add dilpooal pit
in Riverside Cow\ty1 a SJ)Okesmart tor
the Santa Ana llelfon~I Water Quality
Control Boord .. Id today.
The prlvate[y-operated. acid pit, the
only one Jyin~ within the" Santa Ana
river basin region, is located in Glen
Avon.
Jomes B. Strlngfellow1 operator of
the Strlnsfellow Acid~. Pill, Nid
Thunday he """Id close Ibo facility
which handles chemical and industrial
wastes, many of them highly toxic, from
in<lustrics in Orange, Los Angeles, River.
side and San Bernardino counties.
Beach Council~
Won't Deal With
Cat. LicellSe Law
H•nllngton Beach Councilmen will not
tingle wtlh a touchy propooed cat licens-
ing law Monday night. ...
City ol!lclal1 bad orlclnaity prodlcled
the tough ubby law would be brought to
the C0W1Cil th11 Monday, but they now
say the city attorney's office bas not
finilbed drartln1 Ibo onllnance.
1be law would require an annual as
llcemo for all cats Ill the city. The -would be reduced to '2.50 for cats which
anr spayed or neutered. • ·
A group called Mothen of q)on Avon
ha.d collected more than 800 1lenatures
of ... stdent> requestinl the cloalng of the
pits. It wu not l.mmedlately clear on
what sroundt they oppooed them.
Tba pits, opened 17 yul'I "° at the
request of the state water control agen-
cy, were not dangenlua to the ~dent.,
the Santa Ana waler 1polt:esman 1Bid
today.'
It was a "fear or !be 1111l<ncJwl>-lhey
juJt thought it wu dqerous," he aald.
"Rain! in 1969 did ·wash aome wutes-
out of the pit!, he added.
A state plan prohibts discharge of
some heavy metals toxic to marine life
irito the ocean and river ways. It calls
for them to be lelt'Pted from lhe
sewer ~ and taken to a dump like
the Glen Avon facility, he 11kl.
Where the Orange County lndlJSlries
will send their wutel now ii 1 concern
to the water quality control board. An
tncreue In IUrpl dwnplnf In the eceao
may tau place, Ibo oflldal 11kl.
There are similar acid pit 1i1et In
Los Anleln and San Dteao COWltlet,
but how Iona· ~ countleo will wan I
to oervlce 1nd1111r1 .. from th1t and other
counties Is also a blc question, be uld.
The Or1111e County Road · Doparlmenl
hos talked tentaUvely In Ibo J>UI about
setting up county landfdb, but there
none now in the Santa Ana control
board region of the county.
Stringfellow said he wlb surprised
to learn residenls were opposed 10 bla
operation, but doted the plant in n-
sponse to their wlsheo.
.
<!<wn alter aliqodly bll)'iJli the whole
~ '°' 11111 purpoae. hi thJ aamo year, Maheu llld, HUPot
d,.,tded to cancel \~ Goll Toum1ment of
Champions at the Doeert tnn 's course.
1'He sald he wat fearful that sports
writers would try to coutact him by
Jelephone, and lhlll ho felt bavln;,
lhollllndl Of peoplt waldlln• \be louma •
ment would CIUIG IJl lnO~ of aerms
which might penetr11te hie he&dquorle.rs
011 the pinlh floor," Mah!l~ said.
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TAX BILL •.. ••
up sa late ao Thuradty nilhl.
Nothinc new was ol!ered In tilo way
of a compromlle. , ,
Moretti aald the key to the break·
through is a realization by IOD'te aen1-
tor1 that "It'• a good .bill" that, on mer-
It, lhty should vote !Qr.It.
The Republican a:ovemor wa1 on h,ls
way back to C:.Ufonita today from a
three-day loodwlll trip to Mexl<o.
He was' pre;ared to come to sacra-
mento 11 tMre wu ~y cll•nce III• per·
sonal perSuasfon Co~ld win tht lilt
needed vote for his tu plan.
The measw-e breezed through the A3·
tembly Wednesday, SH.
Bui frantic efforts by all the £Ol'Ol!IOr's men and all ~ 8poabr'• alf1aa Jbe
J>Ut three daY• !ailed to crack Iii. Sen-
ate oppositinll clique of 10 DeiiiOcMs
and three Republicans.
History see.med to be repeating itself.
It was the last day of the 1970 session
that another billion-dollar Reagan tax
measwe falled 'in the Senate by a sin-
gle •ole. There -• IS opponent> then. too, and an · angry Reagan castigated
them as "that dlrty Utile band."
Eleven of the 1970 opponents are
~ the 1971 holdollt ll'OUP·
The Govcmor bis declared !bat I""!" <rty tu ,.,i1o1 ii !he 1111jor mna1111111
goal of bb l4mlnlttl'lllon.
And MIJl'Jlll, Democrats from Van
Nuys, would Dire to add ta• reJJe/ lo the
liBI or accomplilhmenll, he !lhll>t to put
befou voters when be 1'11111 lor'rovetnor'
In!~~ . lleaian bu Ilk! ho w!D ~ Ibo
l.A:!gblature If the Senate rebUffa him
again and put a tu rellef measure to
the voters In a apoclal statewide eleolloo
properly Ill eul of 11• a YW for "tlle
The measure before the Senate today
eatmarks .1451 million In state budget fW1!lul and ledtnl ....... lhatrlnl. and
bo!*o -Md bu~-twt b)' '810 million.
Bill Reed, city lnlormalloo olllctt, llid
one ........ for Ibo deity In the law IJ m.
vatlptloa by Ibo ldmlniltrltloo Into
methods ol klentllYlnc call other than
with collars.
-" F ..... P,,.eJ FELINE ::· .... ~ '
More than half, $16t million, wocild be
• ,passed out ,In -state aid Jo pibllc
-... • i!ll-llicl< .... lcbool It Lazel. I • ~ A"4 1418 ~ d go "8ck to "the
Some residents are ~ to cat col-
111'1 bOealtle lhof lfolj! Ille lldlr Cits
might choke on them._ ' · " ·
Reed said he '1l!I not brl1f wllenJbt cat
ordinance will bi JIUt on \Ile ctfy council
agenda, thouch he e;qiecll It to be com-
plete before the council's Dec. 18
meeting.
"We do want to emDhulie thts law lB
for cat control. not (or the purpose of
raialng additional revenue,'.' be added.
1111<1 bameatmel'S In the
B ""14 '""'*' a •.U. a ynr (or the
' -maJOj'·i!ompl1lnll of the opponents,
led by Senate majorlly leader George
-· H>-San Frandlco). wero !hat the" ...-1 boost In the uleo tu 11
unfair to lesHllluent CaUlomlant and
· that ·~ cootrols on countle1 aro
too restrictive.
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'AJ DAILY PILOT staffers put flhlsbing
touches to !J()me of the "timeless"
material you1l waot to read this
weekend, here is a rtlndown of some of
"Sunday's Bc!t":
remember an old neighbor and what it
waf like 'wben Grace Kelly was a full·
tfuie actres! and part-Um~ Laguna ~sl
dent. Now she la Prlncesa Grace and
Family Weekly features her and another
Amaican beauty who became a prtn.
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GI SCHOOL DAYS -Wllh lhe Viet-
nam War winding down the atmospbere .
on campus la like Post Workl War ll and
K'O!'ea days when·GI Bill students retum-SILfEll'SAl,E -The fedml govetn. •
eel lo college' and part-time ·Jobs. Stall menl will auction oil Cmon Clly silver
Writer Joanne Reynolds reports on how dollars for a mlnlmom ol 1311 apl«e -or
1111 at Oringe Coast College. whatever eloe lbe blddors. are willing lo
CIUSill OVERT, .....l'he,,.United states _ spend -but at leul·-.~ 18)'1
ioema lo be going bee.I: lo IMO and even the minimum bid II DO '-laJn. lt'1
starting over again after a decede In a Clpltol New1 Sen1ct -.,.
whlch cherished values have been i'Udely
llhaken C<>lumnlst Chari., Wlloon laYI In TOYS FOR AIL ~
hla piece entitled "Nation'• Faith Chrls~u toys wtll be mon nallltJc Reltored·n than ever--thls,,_. Aaltrtltlre ft more
· • . of them available. An "-Preu
AMERICA'S ROYALTY -LagunaUcs al9ey revlewa lhe natlanal'toJ plclule 1or
who have be!ID around , a,,·wJiJJ~1 DllY ,, the hollda)'I.
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UPIT .......
Police In San Jose close in on
a car with two bank robbers
and two w o me n hostages
(above, ·top). Hostage Nancy
Valentine leaps out (above,
bottom) followed by suspect
with hands in air. At left, po-
litl!I pounce on one of the ban·
dits, while in the lower photo,
ho6tage Linda Starkey is car·
ried to a sguad car by a police
officer after. the· 30-mile chase.
Neither woman was hurt. {De-
tails on Page 5.)
Manied Virgin
Awarded Divorce
" PARIS (UPI) -The French Appeals
Court has upheld the divorce of a French
woman who toot a lover because sbe was
still a virgin four years aft>r her mar-
rioge.
The appella court rejocted a pita by
the husband who clalmed bis wtfe agreed
bel<n tbdr ..... aoe, to C...innunate ~~tllal llla>lbel!lfoiw ""' ... ty of . . •
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NASA Workers Strike Threatening Flight
' CAPE KEl1NEIJY, Fla. (A P) -A~
17's astronauts received their final ma}Or
physical euminatlonJ today whUe the
space agency said there la a chance lhat
a threatened strike by 80 documentation
workers could force a postponement of
the moon launching.
· However, most NASA cifficials felt the
odda were low that a strike would affect
the launching, scheduled Wednesday
ulghl. l
Astnnauts Eugene· A. C e r n a n •
geologist Harrison H. Schmitt ancl
Rooald E. Evans planned several hours
with NAs,A doctors and a report on the
physicals was expected later today.
The workers who threatened to strike
are nonunion technical writers and ad-
ministrative personnel employed by the
Boeing Co. They seek to reverse 30 to so
percent pay cuts they received last year
:u~~=k-!~~~a~-s~~ ~~
World Airways.
A strike has never delayed a launching
at Cape Kennedy, princiapally because
NASA Wlder court order ha! been able to
cLnrme picketing to one or two gates,
leaving other. gates open ror nonstriking
union _personnel to enter.
NegoUations continued between the two
sides today. NO strike date bas been an-
nounced by ~ Boeing workers.
Dec. e and 7 are the only favora ble
days this mootb for an Apollo 17 launch.
The next optimum period, when the
moon Is· !n the proper position, is in
January. If the shot ls delayed a month,
it would cost NASA an estimated
$800,000.
1lle medical examinations today not
only detennine the ast ronauts' fitness for
flight but atso gather medical data for in·
. Olght and postfilght comparison.
Briefer examinaUollll on Nov. 6 and
Nov 20 found all three astronauts 1n ex·
cellent heallh.
Since Nov. 15 they have been In
medical isolation which restricts them
generally to three areas of the space
center: crew quarters, the trainiilg
building and the launch pad.
Only 109 persons are allowed to have
direct contact · With the astronauts to
minimize the possibility of exposure to
disease. or illness. All, includini the.
astronauts, were immupized aga~t nine
common diseases.
Bernard Mamet, attorney for the
documentation workers, warned afte:-a
negotiating session this week th~t "~·e·
can stop this launch." Mamet ls counsel
for the International Alliance 0 r
Theatrical and Stage Employes (IATSE),
a union contacted to represent the Boeing
workers in the tnegotiations, which began
last April.
Kissinger Confers Agaill
With South Viet Envoy
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WASHINGTON (AP) -Soulh Viet·
nam's special envoy, Nguyen Phu Due,
met for the fourth time today with na·
tional security adviser Henry A. Kiss·
inger on the final shape of a U.S. Viet·
nam peace settlement.
The meeting was announced at the
Florida White House in Key Biscayne,
Fla. by press skretary Ronald L.
Ziegler, who sakf Saigon's amba~dor to
Washington , Tran Kim Phuong, also
participated in the session.
Ziegler said Ki.sSinger will fly. to
Florida tonight aztd. see President Nixon
here Saturday.
Kissinger is due to fly to Paris Sunday
to resume peace talks with Hanoi's Le
Due 'Ibo. •
Asked il Due might accompany Kiss·
inger on the Paris flight , Ziegler said, "I
don't·antlcipate they will Oy logelher hut
I don't tnow for sure."
Stock matket prices pushed sturdily
upward t.o4aY after • Wftk of lndeclsJon, aJ>P.areotly sp,;red by ·r1a1ng hopes !Or
tht cease-fire In Vi-.n.
The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial
stocks, major barometer of the New
YGrk Stock E~bange's price move-
ments, was up 8.28 to 1026.49, at noon.
as trading proceeded at a m o ~-e r a t e.. ..
pace. At 2 p.m. the index was still up
6.70.
Stocks whose pricts were ri~int out-
numbered those on the 1osing side,
almost 2 to 1.
"A report from Saigon that the South
Vietnamese were preparing secretly (or
a cease-fire, and the scheduled resump-
tion of the Paris peace talks on Monday
are market factor3," said Larry Wach-
tel, vice president for research at
Bache & Co.
Ziegler, asked about a broadcast report
that Nixon has told South Vietnam to go
along with the proposed peace settlement
or face the k>ss of U.S. l!COOOmic aid,
replied: "I Wou.Jd categorize it as ru·
mor and speculation." ~ •
Zlegler declined to confinn or deny a report lhal ·Ni.... has qreed lo -I
wlut l!Duth Vletnameoe,Preotdtnl NIU1en
Van Thieu after a setUement.
UPI T ...... APOLLO SPECTACULAR ~
Moon shin es down on Apollo
17 as countdown continues for
Dee. 6 blast at Kennedy Space
Center. The launch will be
the first at night and the last
of scheduled manned moon
missions.
Bqiiµtg Sui,t Filed
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The NAA€P
has filed suit against Prop. 21 .,.... the a,._
t.ibusinJ ~ BpPl"OVed by Calif9tlUa voters 'Nov. 7 -on the grounds Jl
vtolatea the U.S. ConstibiUon.
Mercury MONTEGO • • •
i. . the personal size car
with the, ride
of a big car.
Montca:o NX Brougham 2-Door Hardtop
' • • • Built Better to ride Better
SEE ONE.
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TRY ONE • • . BUY ONE.
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Maintenance Leasing!
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Ro'."e 01 Tiie New Car , , ,
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Left BART in
San Francisco
9AY CITY BEAT -Every lime you
veatuN lonh Into all lhi• boll<IQ traffic,
just think aboot wooden ot Ille future
whon we all hive ma11 p u b I i c
tranaportallon.
llichl now, llero in Onnp COunly, we
ilay1 tl>o ll<W Oranct COunty Rapid
Traaai\ D11trict. ot, ooune we haven't
reactied the 1tAa;o yet where we are all
swllll)I llOORled frl>m San Clemente to
Seil ~ via an electronic monorail
commuter train.
lncleect Otlr ay1tem ls 11tJU pretty
prirnJUw. Jt operatet with bUlel on ·
reruJar hl1hwaya. Bui the Ol'IUlfO O>unly
system la ,.portedly makln1 heaciw•Y·
More people .,. ridlnl Ille new buaes.
·Thty 1et there and the priee la rich!.
Maybe one ol lheae daya we'll lflduale
to aome hlclMpeed raU l)lllem.
MEANWHILE, HOWllVKR, Ille most
modem, up.l<>date, Spa"' 4ae type of
public tranoporlallen lll)'WileN oao be
found In the San Franciloo Bay A"a
wilere they lleve utabllahed awlfl, ooo>
puterjled commuter tralnl.
nu. wu done after year1 ol ex·
hauau .. ~ l>)l a 1owmmenlol out·
.fit up U..,. called )he Bay Aroa ~d
Tranall l)1'lrlcl. or BART, for ahor1.
BAl\T'a ·new commuter tralft l)'llern.
waa deaiplld lo be one al the modem
wondera with awlh, llaek lralna coo·
trolled upon their llPPOlnled ~ by
computenaed automallon. Finally· this
year, they Kot lhe whale thing going.
TROOBLE WAS nality nunora about
the ay1tem kept filtering down here Into
the Southland. Uke that the computers
weren't oontrollln& the tr1lns quite f'Q:ht.
And one train crulled. falUng in·
glo~ off the track <hiring an
emergency.
So during a NICent swing through the
San Francisco Bay Area, I w;is rpUdly in-
terested In 1tllll!g • DOlloe """ . DU' friends who are ci\ileDS ol lhal ftl2ltl!
jual bow well BART is OOW D11kio11 .U!. .
Now, San FranciJco area penona are
well bown tor ortolllna' lbe ~ Pf
their region. You know, the i,r-., lM
bay, all lhooe blatoiy anc! art !11-
WHEN THE DISCU8SION tllme<t to
BART, however, they seemed to beoome
LWiversally vague.
"By the way," you b@gin, "How1J
BART doing thee days~u
"He is resting." •
''No, no I don't m.ean a person. I mean
your grand new commuter train system. How's it going?"
"I beard you right. BART is resting.
He has a bad cold in the computer. He is
also sulkill& becauoe poople l•\llhed wilen
be fell off the track and hui't himlelf ..
"WELL LOOK. E""' Mussolini IOI Ute
Italian trains running on tinie. ~urely
you've got BART running okay now!"
"Not sure. Maybe. Heard a rumor one
ran the other day. But I haven't seen
~T lately. Why don't we talk about
~ Bay Bridge?"
So it has gone v•ith BART. P.faybe
BART is just a slow starter and will
abrupUy burst forth one of these days in
a blaze of glory. Meanwhile, Bay Area
fo)ks would rather talk about the
weather.
LATF3T IN THE ne'w:s from up there
ii that a lawyer named Richard,_&, .-.rtti
ii suing lbe people who built tlie BART
equipment for flOO million. He allepa f.bey failed to provide "a workable, Nile,
automatic train system."
Alas, it appears that BART's cold may
hive turned into the nu.
Just proves you can't look into the
future and get over-confident Don't sell
)"Otlr old family bus yet.
CcuhPaid
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Surfacing
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Ml'!NEAPOLJS, Mil\ll . (UPI) -Lall
July l7 <•~ huaky, "foot men kldnat><d
Mrs. Vll'llnla Piper, The men handcufted
her taped her eyes and ~halned her to a tre~ for a houri -. until her wealthy In-
vestment executive hu1band paid $1·
million in ?alUIOm.
The money paid In 50,llllO rlllll'ked l20
bills .;. repor¥ly Wll the bipul
ranaom ever paid in the UnJted States.
Thursday it was made public lhllt part
of the ransom money bad beeo .,.....i In
several lllnneoota cities -the lirfl ma·
jor break in the lnvesti1atloo of the ki<>
napinc.
FBI agents aM other autharlUeai ln
Minnesota and other Midwellarn atates
have been warki1'1 around the c)ock on
tbe case. ·'
UNITED PR.l!S8 lntemalional loamed
Tuesday nioney had been P1--'i but
aulhorities asked Illa! Ille lnformalloo be
kept oon!i~UAI In hoi>' that Ille kid·
napers would try io pau more ranaom
money and mllli>I be apprehended.
!.!rs. Piper, 49, alt.raollve allYOl'halred
wife-ol Minne~ll lnvestment u:ecutlve
H. C. Piper Jr., wu taken lrom her Dlulil
home in a wooded area ot 1uburban
Omo She was released unharmed two
days· later when her husband paid the
ransom.
A mtnister received an aponymous call
.about her whereabout• and authorlUet
rescued her.
DURING HER ORDEAL Mrs. Piper-
who was "picking some dead pansies"
from her garden when she was kldnaped
..:... was fed only a few pieoet of cheele.
some soggy tread and a soft drink, all
during a rain downpour.
Relil.ble SOUl"Cel say the Piper kidnap
money hu been paued recentll,~ · banlla In Rocbelter, 1 bank In , at
leaat one bank In Mankato, In Ibo )lln-
neapoll3'81,-Paul · ..... and -pou11>1y in
southern Mlnneaota.
Most of ttie money apparently w1s
passed or eichanged early thia week,
although the exact amount involved is
not koown .
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Mn. H. C. l'lpor Jr.
Ex-Eisenhower
Defense Chief
McElroy Dies
CINCINNATI (UPI) -Nell If,
McElroy, secrelary of. def..,.. lot lwo
~ears In lho oeoond atlrplnlslralioll of
President Dwlcht D. El3enhower, baa
died after a long illness. He was 68.
McElroy was named to .head the
·Defense Department in 1957 and resi11oed
the poll in 11158.
He was preai\lt!tt of Pnlcter & Gamble
Co. here before his appoinbnent to the
cabinet post. When he resigned as
defense secretary, McElroy returned \o
become qbairman of the board of 1be
giant soap manufacturing company.
McElroy was named chairman of the
executive committee of the boa.rd o,f
direclorl of Pro<;ter & Gamble In 1171, a
posillon lie real&ned in Octol>er lhla year.
He had ~ uploratocy sorgery
in May, ,t whleh time a pi.allg!\lncy wu
found, He dleda~Holma Hoapltal 'l'!lllrl-
day nil!i>I.
The Berea, Ohio, native ~irfid the
White HOQH Conference on Education ln
liliiO. President Nixon named ilim
chairman of the Presidential Co~ion
on School Finance in 1970.
Watchdog News Co~cil
Primed to Take Effect I .
NEW YOllX (!1PJ) -A national news Timeo, ~ Wubinal08...l'ul l!l!l. l!!t. Loll
'M(olol Ti-. :tr: ' ~ lo ln~ele f!llbllo -..lain!•
aialnil' the pms &lid probe "'"811
anil,rt fNedom Or lhe pr.,. Is ~
to hegln operaUons sometime nes:t year.
~ proposal col!\•• on ~ heels pl re·
cent eovernmenw pressures_on Ute news
media. Arnone those pre•ru have been
lilt jalllng of lwG joumallsla for refusing
to divqlge sources, blanket subpoenas of
journalists' notes, photographs, and news
film and videotape and the Justice
Department's efforts to stop publication
of the Pentagon Papers in several
newspaperi.
The Q(IUncll will focus on the major
news suppliers because of their national
impact and because of their influence
upon k>cal news reporting. The major
suppliers include the two national /Wire
services, the three television networks
and such newspapers as the New York
DAILY PILOT
DELIVERY SERVICE
Otlil'try of tile' Dally Piiot
is 9uarantttd
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· ~ 11-m..,,.. . ·'il!I llavt no
coercive power, Qd: . •t«llOOO annual
'"'411•1 will ""'"' 1'1/111 .'"'rll !Qwl-dations, • with none oonbibuUng more
than 25 percent.
The council "will not solve all the pro-
bloma laciJ!g print and blwc!Cul media,
nor wjU it aMWet all of t1-criUcisms
yo iced by the public and by politicians,"
a task force report said.
"It will, however, be an independent
body to which the public can take ill
comJMaints about press coverage. It will
act as a strong defender of ~
freedom. It will attempt to make the
media accountable to the public and io
lessen Ille tenJlons between the prw and
govenunent."
Membon ot the luk '°"" Include Mra. Lucy Wll!oo e.-. natiooal prealdent
of the ._,. of Women'• Voten lftd eo-
ohtim\ln of the luk loroe: C. Donald
Pol@l'IO\f. •ll0¢ale juallce al the -neaota~premo Court, lilt olhtr oo-
chalrman; John B. ou,., New Yorli
Times editorial pa11e edltor i Rlohafd
Salant, president CBS News; and Hof-
ding Carter Ill editor. the Delta
Democrat Times, Greenville, Miss.
HUD Fraud Charged
DETROIT (UPI) -Tile fedfral
government in a move against "fM!lutt in
the Detroit area" has filed. bribery in·
dlctments against four key officiaJs
working under the Detroit Office of
HGuaing and Urban Development (HUD).
The four ...,. -1ble for -. than
~all ol all •!'1"4ilal• made by tile IJ\!troll
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' ... • Death ID Jam
London Traffic Irks Official
' LONDON {UPI) -Motorists blared their horns. Big Ben lolled the bell· ho\n'. Tbe rain. pounded down. ,
As Ille !refile jam built up, the Right Honorable Edward Richard G<orge
Heeth, ~ minister end first· Io rd of the treasury, sel aeething in his
l.lmOuSb>e outside Parliament.
Conformity C'
0£ Zoning
Suggeste~~· DEATH FINALLY ABANDONED tbe car, wall<ed the 400 yards lo his No.
-..--'c~~-0---0---0----·I-CIO llol!'!li!!lLfilmll ce§l<kn<;e imd onk_i-e.d_on_ai<Je to t.le~o to.J:o11t.. .
Bal.boa.Bay
Addition
'By Book'
Newport Beach p I an n Ing com· plain to 6.ir Desmond Plummer, London's chief administrator.
missioners acted Thursday to meet 8 Plummer is at international conference of mayors in the Japanese capital,
-Tile 66-unit motel addition to the
Balboa Bey Club is being built by the
book, the oWner and Newport Beach state.imposed deadline requirl.nl cities to but came to the telephone long enough to say traffic jams wouldn't build up
H the government would give him necessary powers to control cars and build make sure their zoning conforms to their roads. ' planners said today. ·
. master plan.
They voted unanimously to recommend
councilmen adopt the exlsttng zoning
map ea the general-plan -until next
. yter when the updated master plan Is
complete.
Under a new state law, all zoning
·must be In keeping with a general plan
and no -zone cliinges can be approved
after Jan. 1 unless the new zone con-
fonns with the water plan.
Community Development 0 i r e c t o r
Richard V. Hogan explained lhat this
means in lhe future, the city will have to
am~nd the existing master plan before it
can approve any zone cbinges· that would
he llOll-<Onlormillg,__
"Untll-lbe new master ·ptan is com--
pleted, any actions OD a zone change will
coincide with cllongee oo tbe zoning map
since ti will be -as a general plan for
tbe clty,• H-aid.
'Ibo c111.lllD ................ ~
WU~ in )Jll ai -ectlvoly-
tll 19M. But h )lu --co11ec11"i
dull and tbe --lo -!I startod'lllOtt-·-· Hopa said ltll .....-. wllldl !au
been bomperect br penoono1-, to m
the process of formulating • new muter
plan completion scbedule.
"We are hoping to have the whole plan
completed by October pf'-..1'13 or about
three months tate," ,Hogen ,.id.
v arlous portions of the plan -such as
the seismic element and perts of the
trafflC and density elements -have been
trickling in for the past six months.
Newport Beach councilmen are due to
act on the proposed interim use of the
zoning map at their Dec. 11 meeting.
Shultz to Stay .
On a s Treasurer,
' Economic Chief
KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) -Tbe
Florida White House announced today
that George Shultz will remain as
secretary of the Treasury In President
Nixon's second ienn and will have chief
responsibility for coordinating e 11·
ocooomlc policy as a presidenUal assis-
tant.
Prest secretary Ronald L. Zleglel all" •
nounced the unusual move to have a
cabinet member serve simultaneously as
a member of the White House staff, and
said Sbultz will be chairman of a new
cabinet-level Council on Economic Poky.
Talking to newsmen here, Shultz
acknowledged that, in some respects, he
will play In economic affairs a role
llimiler to that assigned in foreign policy
to presidential assistant Heorf A. Kis&-
inger.
Ziegler made two other announcements
1n the-economic area: Herbert Stein will
retain his post as chairman of the OJun..
ell of Economlc Advisers end Nixon
assistant Peter M. Flanigan will continue'
as cbalnnan of tbe Council on Interna·
fional Economlc Policy.
P t ogram Slated
'On Drug Abuse
AOOOIJN'is.oF ~.INCIDENT Wedneedey leaked out Thursday, prompt·
Ing opptllon Labor members of Parliament to chastise Heath for complain-
lilg Biid for arderlDi Ille COltiy call to Tokyo.
"We complied with all existing regula-
tions when our building permit was
Issued," William D. Rey, president of the
BBC, said.· ··
And RJchard V. Hogen onrununity
development director, potnled out that
while no environmental Impact report
wu: submitted for the project, there
wouJdn't have been a public bearing on
it u It had Iieen required.
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Huntington Beach Man
The $1 million guest room project ·
already under construction will be aired
Monday night by councilmen because
they received a petition signed by 36
residents demanding the rroject be stop-
ped pending completion o an Elll.
Oeared in Stock Case The petitlonen, who include Planning
Commissioner Joseph Rosener, also de-
mand that the EIR and the use permit be
scheduled. lor public bearing by coun-
cilmen. By-TOIL IWILEY Of .. ,.,, ........
Huntington Beach b@9lrie1m1an James
Shipley WU clearod today It! Orange
C.U.ty ......... Coar!.,_ .. that be _ ..... , ................. ..
....... la ~ 111111 .....,. ....
......., Dll'Dll''• -Fhoacht ,.,........,...,
,,..... "'-on-pted tbe -
lloD tiled by !lblpley, a, of 11951 Lo ... u
Circle, just --alter be cleared
Dulaney'• former vice president or
allegetipll! thel~_hell'!'! to defraud a
Sen Bernardino hospital iif ~.ooo.
Judge 'l'urMJ''s decision this morning
leaV<S Dulaney, 31, and his wife Marlene,
· 32, ot JS.11 Via Cs.scadita, San Clementet
alone to face charges filed by investors
who llooded the lljatrict Attorney's Of·
.flee wllb complaint. tllNe years ego.
But a motion for dlsmJJaal Died by the
Dulaney's will come.before Judge Turner
later today. U be cleales that motion he
will set 1 trial date for the couple ac--
cueed " gram! lbeft; fraud and COD-sp~aey. .
'Ibo delighted Shipley commented
outside the courtroom that "this Is the
end of a nightmare. .
"I knew that I would eventually
receive jUltlCe"bot I only wish tharthat
jusUce_gmld have come a little earlier,"
Shipley said.
Sblptey was the fifth defendant to be
FLORID A BANS
PHO SPHA TE SA LE
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) -Florida today
banned the sale of washday detergents
with phosphate levels higher than 8.7 per-
ceilt begtMtng New Year's Day, forcing
merchants to remo'"t the offenders from
the~ shelves.
SiJriller bans on high phospbele
detergents have been in existence in
Dede (MlamJ), Orange (Orlando) and
Lake (Leesburg) count.le.s tor some time .
A surgeon general's report determined
that phosphate Jevels above 8.7 percent
are barmful~to lai;es and streams.
cleared of charges contained In an·
Orange County Grand Jury Indictment
that intt!ally listed ..... persons.
Two of thooe ·seven ...,. c1earocl' when tber teslilled aplml lllelr ~ m · • .._ trill . M •l••••d ~. lldplq, Ill-~, -
Wendell -= G, .,.. °""'81 """""'-. al"!lltl ~d'llffte; -!'-IIOadi of clwps otemml"¥ from l\"'.,:r.' defrauding of St. ll!!merdine
n baa been alleged that worthless stock
was ~ by the accused group to obtain
a $500,000 loan from the Roman Catholic
nuns who..handled~ thO San Bernardino
hospital's fillBll<iai efleln.
II Dulaney end his wue go to trial, they
will face charges that they were
responsible for what bas been estimated
as the $3 million defrauding of World
(See CLEARED, Page Z) I
Rogan, in a staff report, told coon.
cllmen today that there was no legal re-
quimnent for bnpact statements until
the· --of Mammoth ~ ~lllo.~ .. ~ .... =. perinll ..;"' laolild. .
The pet!tio-. neverthelea maintain
that the ponnll !lllould i>t ... ..... •·
vflid Oll<l.wwt aluppeci -Pio..,..,,. di acted "m abuse of Its "-loo
'bocoule llOlllfrUction Is inconslstenl with
the -for which the property was leased to the club."
They also oonlend that the density of
the project Is not in accordance with
policies established by tbe co1mcil pend·
ing adoptkln of a new general plan.
"This precedent allows too much
population to exist in the already crowd-
ed West Coast Highway area," they
claim.
Newport Firm .Remodels
Kitchen for President
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• A Cbrimnai tt., made·of old . _ ........ aDd ·em.it Wine ""',
whiskey l>o!tfes, Is '!If oiler-
-Ing of ad lib ¢1811 ol Ifie Ion
Francisco Bay mud fiall al
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Judge tOReview ,
News~an Farr's
Records Today
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A federal
judge refused to release DeWlltWI WU.
liam FBIT from jail todlty, bot said ho
might change his mind after reviewing
records of the case -perhaps withiJfthe day .
U.S. Di!frict Court /Judge Robert J.
A Newport Beach CC!_nstruction firm is chief executive and drove him and his Kelleher tCl.ld Farr's -'1tomeY-and-the
in the midst of a $30,000 remodeling proj. domestic servants into the patio while deputy county counsel to submit to him
ect on President Nixon's kitchen at La firemen doused the names. as soon as J>OSSible transcripts of evely The construction firm then repleced hearing in the contempt of court Case The Sturtevant Corporation, a !inn the study's ftreplace and did repaln to whlch sent Farr to jail.
which in past years ha! done other work walls. -'Ibe case has been pending tor nearly
at the Nixons' elegant villa, is modemiz· The formal applicant for the building two years, but attorneys est!mated they
ing the kitchen, installing new cabinets pennits affecting the b o u s e Itself could round up all transcripts for the
end fixtures end brlghtenlng up the generally Is tbe President. judge by ihls afternoon. .
room, 90UfCeS saJd. 'lbe projects, oowever, are handled by Farr, 37, ~ been m jail since Monday
Casa Pacifica in San Clemente -rushing tbe f'~ral Services AdmJnistratkm's for refusing to disclose sources of a story
to fmish the job before the boss comes employes on duty at the PresidenUal he wrote while covering the Charles
home, reportedly lhe day a f t e r compound. Manson murder trial for the Los Angeles
Christmas.1 1bose aides are forbidden to discuss HerJlld-Examiner. ..
City building aides said the permils details of th• remodeling project. Superior Court Judge Cllarles H. Older,
ru.ve been Issued for tbe project, bot tbe Tbe reported visit by tbe Pruldent -who !""Sided over the Manson trial,
dollar value, whicl> they did not specify, tbe first since his landellde reelection ordered Farr jailed for contempt of coort
falla st;ort of the reported PO,ClWJ swn for victory -ii expected to Jut at least a until the reporter D.amed the source.
the entire project. week. Hurwitz "'Y' tJiet teclmlcally Ferr,
The job is the first major remodeling , End-of.year working vacations are now a reporter for the Los' Angeles
activity at the estate sJnce a fire two common for the President in San Times, cou.ld be in Jail until all other
years ago cau.iied about $13,000 in Clemente. parties in the case die. He has asked
damage. Early lut January, the President Older to disqualify himself from the
That blaze, which erupted in walls of ... traveled west for an extended stay along case.
the President's study, awoke the weary the South Coast. Farr'3 attorney contends that Older
has become "JO peraonally embroiled in
Feat of Dedication this controversy with Mr. Farr that be no
longer can provide impartiality."
The petlt.lon to release Farr from jai.l
contends that Older "entrapped" Farr
by telling him be respected a reporter's Hannukah Begins Tonight
As the Feast of · Iledlcolion is In Orange County, m .. t Jewish
celebrated beginning at iiunctown !Odey in Temples will -.Ve the holiday through
J I Ille -~-of Juda! J regular Friday nfgbl servtces. enisa em, "''Qnc.i am, ews A "Hamiukah MusJc .Festival" will be
Hell Ave., ·llun!inllfon· l!eocb, Paddy
Cheyefalcy's. "Gkie9n" will-be performed
with -.Hal Qoold, bown for bis
televiaiOO and off.Broadway ro!et. '
· privilege under Cali!ornia law to protect
sources. ._
Tben, tbe petition ,.ys, Older .. Id
Fart loll the reporter'a'·prtvllege to pro-
ted ......... -lie left hi• job ...
Herald-Exe~ ,.porter and went to
w~k for tbe •dl.strtct 'attorney'• office.
In Orange County will oboerve the elgb~ pre>tnted at 't<n>Ple Beth Dltvl!I, 4111
The muons behind drug abuse and day holiday wllb """1cel, I play and an Kalella, Loo Ala'iilioa, by ee-..nl cllolrs.
"90me 1ugge1UoM for prevention will be art ialr. 'Jbe tel'Vice Is under UM! dlrecuoo ol
Nellooallstfc o.....iooiet p/evall m
,Israel, etpeclally durlnC p 011tlc•11 y
troobled tlmeo, but In the United Slates
!bMuUh 11 celebrated joyously with
gKts to c:hlldren and ~ of 11me1.
Eseape Suspects .
discussed Sunday night during a program Hannubh, u It Is usually referred to, Rabbi Henri E. Front.
at St. Merk Pr'l(lbylerian Church • In ls ofl1tlally nolod u 1 semlholljlay com· ·On Sunday, Temple Ellat wtD oponoor
Corona do! Mar. memoratlol Ibo victory of t be an exhibition and acuUon of art wori<,
Denied Free do m
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Gov.Reagan
SACRAME NTO (AP ) -A SU-billion
school finance and lax shift progr~ won
-final legisli tive approval in the senate
today, sending the measure to a
triumphant Gov. Ronald Reagan who has
battled sll: years for major property tax
relief for California ilomeowners .
Only the Governor's p r o m I s e d
aigneture Is needed to put tbe plan into effect.
It came on the very last day of the
marathon 1m legislaUve session and
alter months of negotiation-end com·
promise.
Tbe measure was passed by the
.Assembly Wednesday &U. Todley's vote
was 27·10. ·
It was a dramatic breakthrough tor
Reagan and Assembly Speaker Bob
Moretti, who teamed up witb the
Republican governor to push t be
measure through.
The Slnate has been the graveyard of
tax reform and property tax relief bills
for-Reagan and folfow!ng a one-vote
defeat in 1970 he labeled .the oppcsing
senators "that dirty little band."
On the very eve of adjounµnent , the
Reagan.Moretti plan seemed headed for
defeat l>y one vot>.
But victory came when a former op-
ponent, freshman Sen. David A. Roberti
(!).Loo Angelee), decided to -yes beoc:auae of Ille lllCn then bell a blillon
dollan of new stilt echool aid and a . n>ll-of scllOol 1!"'l*"1 tu ... Tllo 11111 to • w.. .
Tbe flrat big effect for most CllifOr-
nlans wjll be a 1 p<tcent lnctt-·lt! tbe
state aales tlJ: nut June 1 -from. five
cenis on the dollir to six.
But next falJ, more than eight million
Californians would get a major cut in
thelr.propertµax bills -J1l>ol!U128 ~ the average homeowner.
For days, the measure's sponsors could
count only 26 votes· for the bill in the
Senate and 'rl are needed to pass.
Earlier, a Reagan aide said "I WOUid
say our prospects for passage are about
30 percent." Some observers thought
that was optimistic.
Democratic Assembly Speaker Mor<ttl
and Republican Reagan and his aides
asaembled the oompromlse • measure
over a period of months.
They made every concession they
thouaht they could make to get the
needed votes, but the eff<ris to win the
last Senate vote seen1Jngly were given
up as late as Thursday night.
Nothing Dew was Ofhred in the way
of a compromise.
Moretti said the key to the break·
through is a realization by some sens·
tors that "it's a good bllJ" that, on mer-
it, they should vote for it.
The Republican governor was on bis
way back to California today from a
three-day goodwill trip to Mexico.
He was prepared to come tp Sacn.-
mento If there was any chance his per-
aonal persuasion could wln the last
needed vote for his tax plan.
'Ille measure breezed through the A.-
sembly Wednesday, 114-1.
But frantic efforts by all the governor's
men end all the Speaker's allies the
past three days failed to crack the S.S.·
ate oppcsitk>n clique of 10 Democrats '
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Weadler
Continued 8llllllY skies Is the way
tbe weather lacly sees it far Sot.
urdey, with beach lemperetura
iround 70, rising to Ill Inland. Lawl
tonight in the 508.
INSIDE• DDAY
E n g t Is h rock 1ln{ler Rod
. suwart rose to farM toitb 1"'
• rt cord, '"Maggit Mar.~ He "'""'
• to nm frOm being • npenljlr
-hiding in obaaJrt, 1ccon.d-nile
bandi and app<aring Ill -U
towns: See •Iott! In t°'""''' Weekender. ·
P~ytlclan Rey Tiffany will moderate lllrmonoeanl...,. tbe n(llailive G..-. coacluctod by llroplllc Art Gallorles, Ltd.
the program, wblcb will feature • video Syrian Kho( A-·• IV "'*"'-In More than 11111 -i.1 by ftll.linown
taped prwentation by Dr. John H. Jiii B.C. J£ Ii dlollQgullliod bf ID -orllJtl wlll be told at !be "Champcp ~ -of the Dnlg 'l'IMt• e>ndlHlgbtlng ..,_,, Ari Auctloo" for the -t of a ..up...
ment Secllon of the Hai&ht·Alhbury Jn Jentlalem '1'lllradl1 nltdll. Clllal achool for Ille Temple, the fir4 ID Ille
Colncldentaily, In !be Wescem churcil
ol'lhOChrtltllii fl1tll lhil Ad'lent """" begills Swldly. 'l1lla Is the boly .......
leading up to the celebratloo na«Yity ol
Chris\.
Ltttrallf K. -tirJlle ~ of Clu1st, and Advont too ls oboerved by the
ligbtlng ol condlea, one on Heb ol the
folJr.llundayt 11 a.rtsimu.app-hel.
ONTARIO r.N'r -Ball hl3 been
deoiod two Hayward l'elldenll charged
with the l•tal lhoollng of tn unarmed .
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Clinic In San Francisco. Rabbi Clllomo Goren followad ilot ~ Saddleboct Volloy.
Tho prosram, open to tbe public, starts eV'e tndlllon that=•~ of 11 wtD be held at Temple Judea, MIU '1-p.m...at-tho'-~lllO Mar V.milt100-'~10ilao-lint of..eillll Illa --l'Ml\Wall, 1-RH~ 1,
Drive, cross the 11reet·1rom Corona dol Grtob' upullion ,,_ -to rmr pt'llYiewtrtc beefmlitf at 1:• p.m.
Mer Rl&h School. --, )oroel. ----Torqhut a p.m. al Ttmple11lllel, -
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In addlllon, It IJ a time of preparation
for tbe.aecond co~ of Qn:llt. •
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# DAILY PILOT • Frldlo, -l , 1972
Purring ~lar111
Fat F eli11.e Wakes Up New Owners ...
llY JOHN ZAU.ER dli-•· .........
At 8 o'clock this moming a 20-pound
alley ca t tiptoed into Earle and Elizabeth
Cooper's bedroom, jumped up on their
bed, and be&an walking ln circles around
thel' head!. ·
"U this means he's an alarm clock
cat, we'll have to set hlm for anolher
time," ob&erved Earle Cooper good na·
turedly. "But you can see bow quickly
he's made htm...elf at home.'I,
The Coopers were the couple selected
from among 150 telepbooe callers lD be
masten of the H11ntington Beach alley
cat that just three days ago n o b o d Y
wattled.
The C:OOpers lost tbelr 14-year~ld cat
three \veeks ago, and were starting to
fee.I the need for anothe r "fat old, cat''
when they sa w a DAILY PILOT article.
about this one.
An anonymous Huntingtoo B e a c h
couple '1f>o have made a bobby of help-
iag stray cats were near wits end trying
lo find a home for this ''t tally useless
and overweight'' tabby the article
revealed their p t.
"I screened the very carefully
Howard Hughes '
Secret Fears
Told in Court
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Howard
Hughes spent millions of dollars allayrng
slrange fean, includ!Dg buying a hotel to
keep a ·~· from falling on him aod
canceDJng a goll tournament for fear of
floating germs, according to court.
doamients that · attorneys for Hughes
tried 14 bush up.
'lbe 1 claims were in depositions fl'M'l
Robert. Maheu, once Hughes' chief
lieutenant in Nevada . The two have been
feucilng since Hughes fired Maheu.
Maheu filed a suit again.st Hughes in
U.S. Dtstr!cl Court here, charging him
with libel and slander aod asklng 117.5
• million in damages.
The suit is in reply lo a remark by
Hughes In the much publicized
telephone news conference during the
Cllfl!Wd Irving pbooy aul4blograpby af.
fair. A voice identified by reporters as
that of Hughes said Maheu "stole me
blind."
Maheu sued Hughes. Hughes Tool Co.
and the public relations agency lbat
represents Hughes and set up the news
conference. eel At14meys fur the defeme demand
that Maheu file written statements giving
details of every deal involving more than
SJ,000 in w!ticll he r e presented
Hughes.
'Ibo -la ,..,. filed In federal
coort , whereupcm attome10 for Hogbeo
demanded the -sealed mnoved from the
publlcly available court record, because
they OOD.tained '"acanciol)(q: and •Jan..
de.rous information." Judge H a r f' y
Pregerson, cltlng the Finl Amendment
guarantees of free speech, refusecl.
Maheu said Hughes bought the Fron-
tier Hotel and Casino In Las Vegas
because be was afraid of lts sign.
Huges was living ln the penthouse of
tlte Desert Inn, across the street at the
Up1e, Maheu said.
'When Hughes noticed the 111!>-foot high
sip. just erected at a cost of $1 mlllon in
fnlot of the opposite hotel "be was afraid
tJ\at the sign would collapse and en-
danger bis Ille by falling oo the pen-
fll>use. '!... 60 Maheu was asked to talk to
the owners of the Frontier a bout remov-infl ii, be said.
"When be was informed that the
ownen had no desire to tear down the
sign ... and that if the sign woWd col-
lapse then! was no way ln which It could
caUJe damage to the Desert Inn, be in·
sifted I proceed forthwith ln an attempt
to buy the hotel."
The alp ls atlll there, howe.v.er: Maheu
gave oo explanation In tfle court
doeumentt ol why Hughes didn't tear lt
<!1.wn after allegedly buying the whole
hotel for that purpose.
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lookln1 !or jllSt the riabt tlnd ol home,"
ropotlld the caW>elpins woman.
Ml«ll U-rojeclocl were I -""" wanted to use the cat for anJma.I IC\I,
young callers who she feared mighl ht
medi<'al students and families who bad
young children.
"But the Coopers were Just right,"
sai d lhe anonymous woman. "The mo-
ment they came in and sat down, the
old cat jumped up in their laps and rolled
over to be scratched. It was klve at fi rst
sight.
"You sh o u Id tee the way this cal
sleeps." s a y s the entbualastlc Mrs.
Coope r, "He lies fiat on hb back with
all four pa~11 sticking into the air."
"Funniest darn thing you ever saw ,"
agreed her hU;Sband. an oil company en-
gineer.
The Coopers, Y<'ho live in Huntington
#Beach, are also impressed by the size
of their new pet. "We've had cats af
14 and 17 Pounds," said Cooper, "but this
one is to~. I travel all around the world
on busint?ss and I've never. seen a cat
as big as this one."
1be new pet, as yet unamed, already
has establisbed superiority o v e r the
Coopel'I!' other, much smaller cat and
seems happily secure In the home where
he hopes to 1pend the rest of bis life.
Author Dies
Sir Compton Mackenzie (1963
photo), author of "Whisky Ga·
lore" and other works, died
at his Edinburgh home Thurs-
day .. He would have been 90
in January. Mackenzie's most
famou s tale was about island·
ers in Scotland who find a
wrecked ship f i 11 e d with
whisky.
Newport Jasmine Creek
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Project Faces Councilmen
The Irvine Company's Jasmine Creek
townhouse project In Corona deJ Mar will
finally face Newport Beach council ac-
tion Monday night.
A company spokesman said today the
84-acr. project will dellnltely be on the
agenda after a number of continuances,
two months of meetings with
homeowners groups and more than IClO .,
man hours of revision work on the plans.
A spokesman for the ijarbor View Hills
Homeownen Assocfalion said there are
still 90me people not fully satisfied with
the revisions but there probably won't be
a great deal of opposition to the 379-unlt Coast Lawyer's
Lewd Cond11ct
Sentence Stands
1 project.
A three-judge Orange County Superior
Court appellate diviJion Thursday refus-
Od to interfere wtlh the coovlcllon of
Newport Beach attorney Everett Elwood
Slooe oo 1e"<I conducl cbarpt.
The panel upheld the finding of a jury
which mumed a guilty venllct lul June
In Senta Alia Municipal Cowt Judge Paul
Mast's courtroom.
A SaDta Ana police officer bad testified
that Stone, 42, approa~ him in the
rest room of a city par,l and make . Im·
-ad-. Jud(~ Mast '"'""""°" a caunty JaU )erm and '500 llne'for Stciae
aod placed the laWyer on pn>bation.
But Stone oow faces more serious cW&es in Superior Court stemming
1l'Om"'bis alleged actions in the course of
the municipal court trial.
He was indicted by tbe Grand Jury on
charges of perjury and subornation of
false evidence after the panel beard
allegations that he offered a defense
witness $1,000 to testify in his favor.
Stone's trial on the felony charges has
been scheduled for Feb. 28 in Superior
Court.
County Cautious
The company and homeowners have
met many Um.es over the past months in
an effort to voluntariJy work out the
complaints about the planned develop.
ment.
"Most of the complaints have been
over v1ew1 and sight planes but there
have been some over density, schools and
traffic," said Irvine Company Associate
Planning, Administrator Larry Moore.
Moore said company engineers have
spent long boon reasseuing sight planes
and ottempling to klwtr bnlJdq pads
aod buildlng heights 14 an acceptable
level: ~ "We have list about as far & we
can without ~ pping the f<l>ole proj-
eo:i.~ Moore aalcL "Our ak:blt«:tl lalf Ill II we cul· down any more buiidJbgs or
rearrange any more pad!, we will
destroy the whole nature of tbe tblng."
Paliellce Bethel, president of the
Harbor View Hills Homeowners As.9ocia-
lion, said today there are sllll people in
her g"lUp opposed 14 parts of the rovlsed
plan but sbe·b happy with the company's
elfom aod progress.
"We're still working with them but it
looks a wholf~ lot better," she said. '"Ibey
hav... done an awful lot and made
substantial changes in the projects at our
reco mmendation."
Noise Injunction Fails
To Surprise Officials
Reaction by Orange County Airport of-
ficials was cautioUJ and unsurprised l<>-
day to a suit filed by the Air Transport
Association of. America in a U.S. Di.strict
Court asking for an Injunction agalnst
state noi&e regulations.
Airport , Noise Abatement specialis t
Norm Ewers said today that the a1-
sotjation Is "trying to frustrate the law,"
wbJch be added was the fir!t of Its kind
in the nation.
The association, representing t 5
American and two Canadian airlines. filed
the suit Thursday to try to stop en-
forcemen,t of new no ise regulation sec-
Paroled Rapist's
Trial Delayed
In Assault Case
A throe<lay break wa• called Thuraday
in the Orange County Superior Court trial
of a paroled ·raplat accu9ed of beating
and raping a Newport Beach woman.
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Jury selection will resume Monday in
Judge Ken.nelh E. Lae's courtroom In the
trial.of Walter Hampton Jr., 31, a paroll!:e
who wu arrested in Oak.land and nown
back to Orange County to face charg~.
Police sakl 14 sti tches were needed to
close the htad wounds of the woman who
Identified Hampton a!l het assailant. She
wu treated at Hoag Me~norial tl01pltal
f~ lnjurie1 rustained July 28 when a
bedroom lamp wa1 smashed over her
head aod •he waa r!J>"'ledlY choked by
her attacker, police sald.
1'e Victim told police Hampton came
I _ tba door of her Corona del .liar home
and alkad for • paper bag. stie "Id he
attacked her after sh1 returned to the ooor.--
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lions of the state aeronautics act.
Today was the deadline for airlines to
meet certain quieter noise standarda on
takeoffs and landing>. Operators of
airlines that exceeded these standards
would be fined ll,000.
Ewers aald that Orange County Airport
was establl!hed as a ooise problem last
March aod that the quieter 1lmiU were
dl!:.!lgnated to help !Olve that.
The operaton "feel threatened" by the
fines, Ewers aald, ao their suit ii not
unexpected.
The controversy Over the cauromta
law, said Ewers, revolves around the
question of the state's right to Jeglslate in
the area of air space, usually considered
a matter only for the federal govern-
ment. Ewers said the county would hve
to wait for the courls to act now.
State officials in Sacramento said to-
day that they had anticipated the "test
case" legal action because the ·state la
the Drsl to fonnally enter thei alport
noise regulation Oeld.
Under the dlncllon of the legillatore •
the Statl!: Department of Aeronautlc1
adopted permissible "single event viola·
lion levels" and a "community nolle
equivalent level."
Dick Dyer, airport ·tnV!nmmental
speclallst, said the leveb w er e
"reasonably set," and planeo -In 5tl"Vice can operate under them lf
nonnal procedure> are followed. The
levels art not as restrict1~1 ~ .11id, ..
the Federal Avtatkm AQl1\UUtlr1Uon
ltmlt:s ror new aifefaft:--
A bout hall a doZ<ll alrporta are ac·
quiring monitoring equlpmem for tn-
forttment purp0ie11 he ~.
Orange County Airport and !Al
Angeles International Airport· wJlI ooon
be able to enforce tbe n&les, be aakt. es·
plslnina tt takenboot .,.....-to-goi-.t
up for monitoring. More aJrports are a·
pected to ~ d,.lgnated 11 noloo probloal
\Jrf)oru In the Mure. be •ddod.
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Submitted
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On Proje~t
• • Br·. W!LIJAM ~ER
Of .. Del" .........
A controversla~ environmental impact
report JEr the ~boa Fun 7.one con-
dom.1.nlums was accepted early today by
weary Newport 'Beach p)jmning com·
rn!Sslooon.
~lier iollg debate on the report's
merits and demerits, the oomm!s.o;ioo
voted at .S a.m. to accept it -even
though they said It still lacks com·
pleteneu in some critical areas.
"The commission felt at that point
nothing would be gained by sending it
back for aoother revision," said Com-
munity Development Director Richard V.
Hogan.
The first EIR for the JAK Construclion
C.Ompany's 47-unit .planned condomini11m
was rejected last month by · com-
missioners who said more study \\'BS
needed of optimwn land use on the site.
They spld lil!' ftllOrt di4 not ~o Into the
1socio-economlc impact of such a projeet
... ila sunoundlnp, the lmpe<t of the
high tle~lty projec) on Iii sumundlngs
and whether or not other commercial
uses would be more compatible.
City planners who re\'lewed ·the revi>ed
Em this week said it still did not answer
these concerns In sufficient detail and ·
they would ask the commission to reject
i~ again.
Commissiooen first rejected tbe entire project last summer for the same
reasons of beSt land use . Their rejection
was overturned by the cowicil and a
lawsuit · followtid seeking the project's
fiMI demise.
Newport Nixes
$130,000 Off er
•#.,
For Beach Plot
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Poliee Identify
Burglar Suspect
. A man llllled by police Wednesday
night in Seal Beach, w .. ldentilied today
as the probable suspect in a't least a
dozen Newport Beach burglaries com·
rnltted 1>ver the past month.
"We think be commtllod u bw'glarlel
Disposal Pit
Cwsure Bad ..
For Waters?
OCeao and river waters . along the
Orange Coast may be threatened with
more toxic wastes because of a citlzen-
forCed closure or an ~Id ...disposal pit
in Riverside County, a spokesman for
the Santa ~ Reglqnal' Water Qualily
Control Board said ~-
The prtvately-operated acid pit, \he
only one lyt1111 within the Santa Ana
river basin region, is located 1n Glen
Avoo.
Jwnes B. stringfellow, operator of
the Slrlnglellow Acid Dlspooal Pits, said
Thunday he would close the IOcllity
yih!cb bandleo Cherofcal and Ind~
waste!, many of them highly toxic, from
industries in Orange, Los Angeles, River-
side and San . Bernardino counlies.
since Nov. I bl the West New~rt
beachfront area," Newporl Detect1vr
Reed Gloshen said thi.a rnornlng.
More'" than l2,500 In ~ses were
reported from t~e bUrglarles, Gloshen
said, lncluding suclJ itenu RS a portable
lelevijfon ael and ~. $350 foi: Skin
bedspread.
Seal Beach Police said today. the-dead
man used two names. He was fi.r'fit iden-
tified as Thomas C. Dunn, but further in·
vestigation revealed his real na me as
Edward L,Yn_!i Adams. He was 29 &Qd !iv·
ed in Loog Beach.
He was killed In a gun battle with two
Seal Beach police sergeants.
Investigators said the sergeants, .e iu
Lewis and David Van Holt, surprised
Adams while be was peeWog in wiodows
in an apartment nelgbborhood near 12th
Street aod Seal Way.·
Adams pulled a .25-<alibe< pistol. The
sergeants dove for cover, and began
shooting, pollce said. .
Adams' was hit once in the shoulder
and ooce In the neck. He died an hour
later at Los Alamitos General HoSpltal.
Police Did Adanls fired bis pi!tol once.
Neither sergeant wis injured.
Seal Beach officers said Adams had a
long history of burglary arrests.
Co~ty Airport
Official Says
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Guards on · Duty
A group called Motbera of Glen Avon
bad collected more than llOO slgnalutt9
of l'eSidenta requesting the cloSlblr oflhe
pits. It was not lmmediatelY clear on
what grounds they opposed !hem.
The pita, ~ 17 years ago at the An Orange County Airport officfal aaid
requeat of the atale water control agen-today Iha! armed ~ aro already In
cy, wero not dangerous to the mldents, attendance during · deparlUrts at the
the Santa Ana water spokesman said airport to;-M>tect--passenc~a ~ hi-
today. jacking threats and the eff~tt of a new
It was a "fear of the unknown-they Nixon AdmlnistraUoo security plan on
· just thought It was dangerous," be said. that·practice are uncertain.
&ins in 1968 did wash some wastes PlanJ to Place armed officers at
out of the pits, he added. boarding gates of the natloo'• 531
Property zoned ror single-family homes airports at leut hall an hour before
in Huntington Beach i.!I worth more than every domestic and lnternaUooal Wght
$28.000 an acre -at least in the minds of F,.... P .. e l were announctd Tb u r 1 d • '1 by
Newport Beach city councilmen. Transportation Secretary John A. Volpe.
They turned down the lone bid of CLEAR.ED The new security system could be in
$130,00D for a 4.7-acre parcel Newport •·' ' elfect ·slx IDOlllbs after being approved
Beach owns at the corner of Bushard aod Financial Trelllfi fnvestm. by Congreso, Vo!J!e ~·-~_;~ . " Hamilton Streets this week, saying it • · · ·Wlltlher the new ~·-an~ is worth at least PJ,OOD more. !1 ls ~6" that maey ~ts ,ol , hijacking pi.. -1d,1DW1.a il<p<lp In
SbapeU Jndustrte. of Beverly Hills sub-¥11' ~~~111111!;:~ mi:=) security penomet>ziciwbo-~ mitled 111< bid anu wu Sofn4, to Ijaye.lll _;......__·-!ill:' · · thet ""I ~ qria19, Y
subsidiary, S and S c4nstrUd!oO Com-'l'be Wtll Gennan1 with · aitporl -~iJaffi, la I 51
pony, put up2l homeoon thepar<el . ~~·IJ!~of llll atJhe ~-~ 1'= ~;'.
The pn>perty was purclwed bf1fle Cl· height of ao Inv ~i · but ..... I
ly nearj1 SD Ye8J1 qo, ~ ..1!illl, Pi9~· Ill.• t. ~ _.,._,, Ji'!an
another potcel fu HIJllllil8t<ln BeaCb tbAt f~ ~ . . . . ; bi ' ID Sm.,au!iiid P. CUe (R-
was recenlly aoldi for a water well 111e, • ~~-. • ~ 1 ::r' ~1tt:" ;r~
according to Pbillp F. Bettencourt, w... tWo years later In the Dulcb ~ 1~5 ~1,i.ooate ol stllfeocd anil·bl·
tant city manager. colony of CUracao. ·acklng procedures.
Bettencourt explained that water had His wife rejoined him in Orange O:>un-1 CurrenUy most of the nation's largest
14 he piped in to the city because ol the ty when sne waa dllcoveftd by airporta ~lain ICmle kind of """1ity
salt-water seepage problem laced by , aulhorllies In the Brltiob Allanllc colony sys1eDJ Involving use ol guards, but none
local wells. of Bermuda. coven e-..ry boanling gale.
Drexel's .Boliday Sale -
11jurlInlimefrrrrouto111101 at Cll.rirt~:...~flecud PK;c:u tram the Et
Cetro coUtctbns cJft' noto on Sale..
Slwp early for be.rt 1e~ctioft aftd
immediat< d<livet-r/.
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reg. 1245 s.i. 1199
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VO!-65, NO. 336, 5 SECTIONS, 74 PAGES . ORANGE COONTY;-CAl.IFORNIA FRIDAY. DECEMBER I, 1972 c TEN CENTS
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LOS ANGEL£'! (UPI) -Howard
Hughes spent. millions of dollan allaying
slraqe fears, \ncluding J>uylng a hotel lo
keep I sign from falling on blm and
cahcelllng a goll tournament for .fear of
floating genns, according to court
dOcull\tflts that attorneys for Hughes
tried to. hush up.
Tbe claims were in depositions from
Pr'isoners'
binner
Canceled
A dinner honoring Amerkan prisoners ·
of war and men mi.ssing in action ln Viet-
nam has · been canceled due to a poor
respOnse to 4,500 malled invitations to
Orange County dignitaries a n d
businessmen.
Mrs. Barbara Norwood, office manager
for the 1poosoring: organization, Voices in
Vital Ametlca (VIVA), said today that
ol all the invltallons, ooly 80 bad been
relurned. Tbe organbatlon bad counted
on .at leoal lltlO penons.
"We didn't ftDt to bold It If It woold
~tobaen-towr -..-."Mn.~ IOld.
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rsi>-G;er.111•~ Falling Signs
Robert Maheu, once Hughes' chief telepbone news conference durin_J the
-ue-.nt in Nevada. '!be two have been Cliflord Irving phony autob~a)lhy al·
fell(llng tince Hughes fittd"Maheu. fair, A voice Identified by reporters as
Maheu med a suit againat ·Hughes in that of Hughes said Maheu "stole me
11.S. Dlatrtct Court here, charging Jlirn blind." l . •
with libel and alaoder and uking $17.5 Maheu sued Hug~Hugliea Tool Co.
million in dainages. and the pul>Uc relations ageney that
The suit is in reply to a remark by 8 represents Hughes and set up the news
Hughes · in the much publicited conference.
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Attorneys for the defense . demanded
that Maheu file wri.tten statements giving
details of every deal involving more than
$1,000 in whJch be represented
Hughes.
The statements were filed in federal
court , whereupon attorneys for Hughes
demanded the se'.aled removed from the
publicly available court record, because
.roves
they contained "scandoalous and slan·
derous information." Judge H a r r y.
Pregerson, citing the First Amendment
guarantees ot·tree speech, refused.
Maheu said Hughes bought the Fron.
tier Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas
because he was afraid 'of its sign.
Huges was living in the penthouse of
the Desert Inn, across the street at the
ax
time, Maheu said.
When Hughes noticed the 189-loot high
sign just erected at a cost or Si millon in
front or the opposite hotel "he was afraid
that the sign would collapse and en-
Clanger his life by falling on the pen-
thouse," so Maheu was asked to talk lo
the owners of the Fl'oniier about remov-·
int It, he said.
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Sweet Win
For Moretti,
Gov.Reagan
SACRAMENTO (AP) - A 11.1-billion
school finance and ta:r: shlft program won
final legi.!lative appro•al in the Senate
today, sending the measure to a
triumphant Gov. Ronald Reagan who has
batUed six years for major property tax
relief for California homeowners.
Only the Governor's p r o mi s e d
signature is needed to put the plan into
effect.
It came on the very last day of the
marathon 1972 legislative session and
after montm of negotiation and com-
pnimlse •
.. --The measure was passed by the
~bJy W±1sdQ 6M. Tod§'1 vote
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Twonly.flve ~ Oouoly c I t y
m..,... were la9iW. o.i, an. !nm
Fountaln VilJer, Or-. _. Carden
Groft liiild Uiit lllllild-_
It .... *-tic ~ r.,;
·-and ·-~tor Boll, \ M«ftt~ who 1"lmed up witla the
Cd_JllcU, Or-. OAlr lllllr1ot ~
i....., also COlllinnod tilol lie -• tenet.
Mn. Norwood said she tboclcht many
of the peop1e are taking too much for
ganted durJng the climate establlshed
durtni the peace talks.
"'I think ·aome of them assume too
much. Speaking for myaeli. ,.. are tak-
ing too much for granted. We assume
Ibey are <01Ding back.'' she said.
·'Ihe dinner was to have been held at
Brigltt "'Night on Estfltld• Drive
Time exposure photo indicates patterns ma4e by-auto headlights and
the new streetqgpt fixtures on Estancia Prive between Swan Drive and .
the Estancia High Sdiool campus in Costa ~esa. The snaking road has
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been ~ilened to lour lanes and the new Lights installed in an effort
.to rediJce accidents. City -offlcials·Hpect the $137,000 satety project
will be comple€ed next·weet.with the installation of median reflectors.
8ePubllcan eo•ei nor to pusb t h e
mM7Ul'e tbroucb. ; • . ·-
Tbe Senate 1w been tbe gn .. yard ol
lax re(prm and property lax rellel ·bllls
for Reagan and fbllowtng a one-vote
def<at in 1970 he labeled tbe opposing
senators "that dirty little band."
On the very eve of adjournment, the
Reagan-More~ plan seemed beaded for
defeat by one vote. •
Mesa Sign Uproar Se.en the Sllddlebact Inn in santa Ana. Guests ~ s1a~:f :0g:.;~ ea: Mesa's Employes
tele-.ilion 1tries about World War ll
AmertOlu prlsooers in a German camp, Top United Way
-But victbry came when a fonner ~
ponent, freshman Sen. David A. Rabertl
( O.Loa Angeles), decided to vote yes
because of the more than half a biillou
dollars of new state school aid and a
rollbact of acbool property laxes.
The bill Is SB !Ill. -
The.. tint big effect for !DOSI Califcir.
nians will be a 1 percent increase ln the
state· .a:Jes tax ne:r:t June 1 -from five
cents on the dollar to six.
and ..,..a1 ....tee bands and honor
guarda.
"So many or these people have mouth-Don9 ,..., m· U S ed ~ and some of the ciUes have · !..:!'; · ... · ,• • Resi.stance Ex pected W hen St udy Becomes Kno·wn
But nm fall. more than elgbl mDllon
Californians would get a major cut ht
11ieJr ~pn>perty·1ax· bills -ahout'IJJ8 fir
the average homeowner. 1 •
adoplod l!OWa."-Mn.-Nonlood aald. ---} ~ _'°""-'
11e1ponte by the families o1 prltonen· ea.ta Mesas a '<lly emp,..,.,.'liave· By-·J\uoi'.""Nn:DZiEtsKI
of war was excellent. she said. d~ ttiemselves aJ 'top United °' -. Dti1Y ,. ... sWf
Escape Sus pects
Denied Free~m
ONTARIO (AP) -Ball baa been
denied two Hayward residents charged
with the fatal shooti.Dg of an unirmed
Chino pri>on guard in an eJCap&-ambuah.
last October.
Superior Court Judge Richard C.
, Garner al!o denied a motion aeekina
dismilsal of murder charges against
.Bentoa>D. Burt. 30, and Andrea.Holman,
19.
Coast
Way contributors in the naton. . When a businessman is asked to pull
Their per capita contribution of $38.91 down his shingle and replace it with one
shatters the previous high of $37.96 by . city hall likes ~tte.r, be ~ likely to
the mun!clpal workers· of. Milwaukee, it squawk. \ Businessmen depend on signs for their
was confirmed b»day. . 'livelihood atfd they will resist outside in·
Newport Bead). ·city emplOyes gave an terference, especially If it is based on
average of $21.32 per person and ranted vague principles such as esthetics.
In the nation's·top 10, '"acconn.m to Mer· Arnold F. Hama1a, Costa Mesa's chief
ritt Jol:inson, exeCutive dlrectoi of the of advanced planrUng, believes there is
Soutbem' Orange Cowtty-llnl. led"'··•. likely to be an uproor when business .. ,"'\""' community receives the new c.osta· Mesa
JoblllOl1 said he was eatrediely-proud sign stuay, •·
of hollt employo; groups and added that Tlie study suggests Oiat sign poliutkm
their total' -lions often uceeded be ellmina'~ •~··• a tight new sign
thole o1 lndUstriat llrme. · . / ordinance ~Ii based primarily on
Costa · Mesa POiice Chief Roger---Neth, .perceptual and esttwµiC principles. It allO
who lnjeeted some spirit Into his cam-suggests that those shingles which do not
palgn by adopting the · alogan, "Beat contonn with them be phased .out over a
Mil t Tram~ Newport ~." period of time". a total contribution of $16,675. But Hamala thinks that businessmen
t flpre eiceeds by 10me $4,000 last will actully embra~ the new concept ~.-year-',1 total of $11,095. The increase over. once they have read the study. He says
last year wu 11 percent. new signs will improve busipess.
Weadler
ConIJnued awmy akiea ta the way
the weather lacly aeea It for Sa~
unfay, with beach 1tmpenlum
-70, rising to 80 inlmd. Lowa
toofght in the 50o.
INSIDE TODAY
II n g I ii h rock linger Rod
Sr.loan ...,. to fame with hb
record, "Maggie Mau ... Ht Html
to ' run from bring a nprrstm'
-hiding in obicura, 1e-cond-mt.
boM& and apP<arlnQ In ..,.11
tov:in.t. See storv f1$ toda11'1
Wttkander.
Newport Beach employes contributed a Better signs wilt not only make the
total of $11,915 this year as compared to business more "findable ," but also en-
last year's ~e of Slol,267. Partly courage commerce because they make
responsible for the downturn was that the shopping districts more attractive, ac-
fire department nap meet saJe, which cording to Hamala. That lesson bas
list year ralaed 14,000, ~ only already been learned by the Irvine Com·
. $495 tbla )'Ml'. '!be swap had been • pany, he says.
cut from lour -to two ks. "In its promoUonll Uterature tbe Whit tU-1 to MJlwaukee? It's was Irvlne Company has attempted to
down the ·w, .ICconung to Johnson, but capttalize on the failure of most com-
be doesn't know preclle.ly where. munJUes to control street grapl;lics."
It toot a algn1flcant decline becauie 1n one of lb publlcatlom, Hamala
the contributions of federal employes bad a.sserta, the Irvine C::Ompany delivered a_
.u.!lkeoly been Jncluded in last year'• broa<lslde against' such streets as Costa
total and ittre declared invalid in com· Mesa '• own Harbor Boulevard.
putlng this year's totals. • "It tenm them 'unsightly strips of
1 • .. • commercial buslnesees -an insult to
Fihe "'' . g-8h · 20th cenlury lnteliigence.' On the other
_µo. --= -~1~ l'--w ea"'111 OWll--huldranotlleWrvlne brachur:e...l>romloe :=... ' ......_. ._ .. w ... that life in Irvtne wlll tnilude no :"' ~ :':.-: ::-" l: Alamt lcla teclnklues of plherb:ic, 'blllboard,. and 00 cluttered commercial ::. ..:-.. = = ~ .: dyelnl .......... m.. .... ..... bou1e9.. -....,... ,,... ' ,._. _..... ••• !tJl he dllnamtrated la Costa Meta Closer to 1*ne. the redeveloptnent • • 11•"" • n.a ~ J Slturday by educlltor BrysJs ~ pi,n prepared for Costa M e s 11 s ::-= ...,. , .. : ._ • The lect~Uon will at dOwntown area by the. firm of Wilsey and *' 1111 tt =------:!::•-t-ULIUU."-" . .JbLYaatlL..Sm1ea.. ~lee~ 1\@S "Will hne to be ~ • w a • -905 Red HID Ave., Colla Mesa. apruoed up ln Order to, ma~elhat atia ._ ___ _. _____ _, __ Admim. 1rllJ l>e p. IAICCOSa(ul.
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The · consultint aJso <,'Oncluded that
"deterioratiQg .pbysica,I 11-ppearance and
visual chaos" are two of the re4sons why
the downtown business area h a s
stagnated, Hamala points out.
If tbe~Costa Mesa City ~cil decides
to adopt a sign ordinance along the·
guidelines of the sign .study, it will have
tQ deal with the \oochy area of ~rtiza
Uon.
What this means Is that nonconforming
(See SIGNS, Pqe Z)
Hero's the roll-call by which the Senate
approved 27-10 the 11.1 billion bill:
Democrats for -Dills, Gregorio,
Holmdahl , Kennlck, Mills, Roberti, Short,
Song, Stiern, Wedworth, 7.enovicb. Total:
11.
Republicans for -Behr, Biddle,
Burgener, C arpenter , Coombs
CUsanovtch, Deukmejian, G r u n s k y ,
Harmer, Lagomarsino, Marks, Marler,
Nejedly, Schrade, Stevens, Wbetmore.
Total: 18. .
Democrats against -A I q u I s t ,
Bellenson, Dymally, Moacone, Pelrls,
Rodda, Teale. Total: 7.
Republlcans against -B r a d I e y ,
Rlcbanlaon, Way.
Absent or not voUng: Collfet, D;
Walsh, 0 .
"I can't say anything magical hap-
.. pened," Roberti told a reporter 'before
the final, antidmactlc debate.
"Alter five years o( voting for aid to
acboob and homeowner relld, I find It
very dUficult to vote no on the first bill
that baa a real chance to be signed Into
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(See TAX BILL, Pase I)
* * * Carpenter Lauds
Passage of Bill
SACRAMENTO -Sen. De n n I s
Carpenter (ii-Newport Belch) today con-
grallllaled Gov. RontJd RMpn aftcl
Alllemb& Speabr Robert ~ti (0.
North Hollywood) on their leadership
minulel after posaage today ol Senate
blll 90, the tax shift measure.
~1-~ .'.'_Th_e J!l'OPl!!Y tu burden Ind the -:~to-provide iililiilOOll illli iiijjiiillor
loctl lcbools have been vtry real ·IOd
proAlq prvbl<ma." llllcl Cupenter.
"~ -lllclmiil& tbe 0...,.. County Board of Sopervl9on. tllpi II ed. .., ........ °"'""' · o~Uon, WI com°promile bW ,_ a
• • ' !<ins •"Y. toward IDiWll -,.... -ORAWING--oltAMM'IZIS-A-MESA'S-<vlSUA\. POLLUJ'iurt:'--11'!N," tbe ~-~ftth'llr • ,
Tho 164 0-lon: Con • City Mike •-Stort With Sltns? cludad .
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PILOT t •
'""'· --I. 1971
Heath .,
ID Jam
Lo11.do1i Traffic Irks Offici-Ol
LONDON (UPI) -Motortm blued thdr bo"". Bfi Bell tol1'ld Ille ball·
hour. '!be rain pounde<S down.
AJ the trol!lc Jam built up. the Right Honorable Edward Richard Gmrg•
Beath, prime minlster and first Io rd ot the treasury, sal seething in his limouslne oul$kle Parliament.
REAm flNALLY ABANDONED the car, walked the 400 yards to his No.
10 Downing Street realdence and ordered an aide to telephone Tokyo to com-
plain to Sir Desmond Plummer, London's chief administrator.
Plummer ls at intemaUonal conference of mayors in the Japanese capJtal,
but C1JDt to lbe teitpbone long <nougb to say tralfic JllD.S wouldn't build up
il the government would glvt him necessary PoWers to cootrol can and bllild roads. .
ACCOUNTS OF THE INCIDENT Wednesday leake<I out Thursday, prompt·
Ing <lpposition Labor members of Parliament to chastise Heath for complain-
ing and for ordering the costly call to Tokyo. ,. .'
Toxit! Wastes
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·aosing of Disposal Pit
Viewed as Water Threat
Ocean and river waters along the
Orange Coast may be threatened with
more toxic wastes because of a citizen-
fotted closure of an acid disposal pit
in Rivenide County, a spokesman ·for
the Sanla Ana Regional Water Quality
Control Board said today.
The privately-operated acid pit, the
only ooe lying within the Santa Ana
river ,basin region, ·is. located in Glen
Avon ...
Jwnes B. Stringfellow, o~t4>r of
the Stringfellow Acid Dis~lts, said
Thursday be wwld close the facility
wbJch bandies chemical .and industrial wastes, many o! them highly toxic, from
f'romPagel
TAX BILL .••
law," he said. "That is a major coo.
sideration."
Senators who opposed similar tax pro-
grams in the past, calling them "bad
bills," acknowledged they were uoder the
most intense prtSSUre of their legislative
careers to vote for the Reagan-Moretti
plan.
To the end, it seemed the 13 holdout
senators would remain firm. Eleven oC
them were among the "dirty little band"
that thwarted Reagan two years ago.
The go•emor bad ;llftateotd to take
the ... rtliel Issue dlr.clly lo lbe ..i.ers u.n year If the Senate defeated hlm
again. He said be would use the initiative
petition process to put his own plan on
lhe stall!wide ballot, lb111 bypalSin& the
Loglslalutt.
' The breaktlnWgh came just u a..gan was rtturnlDg from a lbrtHay goodwlll l(lp to Mezlco.
Re an bad bttn In constant touch
aides by telephone and, working
long-<llstance quarterba<k, ....
lo send the measure to the
$.!nate for a do-or.die vote Thur9day
rQoming.
llOberli said today, however, he asked
at the vote be delayed until '1iday.
"In the morning, I was no," Roberti
~Id.
Sometime during the afternoon he
decided on his own, he said, to vote yes.
The major objection of opponents was
the strict spending controls the bill puts
on county government.
Reagan bu said property tax relief
was the major goal of his last ye.an as
~vemor. He Intends to step down ln 1974
at the end of hlS second term.
. Mo...W hopes to step up then. Slnct he
became speaker two yean ago, the 36-
;xear1>1d Moretti said he intended to build
Of: legislaUve record· that would help win
him the governorship.
Now, be and Reagan have been wc·
oessful on the two biggest issues to be
tackled by the Legislature ln recent
years; wellare reform 'and major . tBX
relief and the biggest Bingle state in·
crease in aid to schools In California
history.
OIANHCOAIT
industries iii' Orange, Los Angeles, River--
side and San Bernardino counties.
A group called Mothers of Glen Avon
had collected more than 600 signatures
of residents requesting the closing of the
pi ts. It was not immediately clear on
what grounds they opposed them.
Tbe pits,· opened 17 years ago at the
request of' the itate water control agen·
cy, were not dangerous lo the residents,
the Santa Ana water spokesman said
today.
It was a "'fear of the unknown-they
just thought It wu dingerous." be said.
&ins iD 1959 dJd wash .some wastes
out of the pits, be added.
A state plan prolllbts discharge of
some heavy metals toxic to marine life
into the ocean and river ways. It calls
for them to be segrekated from lhe
sewer system and taken to a dump lite
the Glen A\lt>ll. facility, be said.
WOO. the Orange County Industries
will send their wastes now is a concern
to the water quality control board. An
increase in illrgal dumping in the ocean
may take ,place, the off1clal said.
There are similar acid pit sites in
Los Angeles and san Diego counties,
but bow long those counties will want
to service lndustrles from this and other
counties is allo a big question, he said.
The <lr&llll' CGunty Road Department
bu talkld -•elJ In lbe past •bout selling up county landfills, but there
none nOW In the Santa Ana control
board region ol the COW1ty.
Strlnt!!ellow aald be wa. '"'Prised
10 learn' n!llll"1\a • <>Jllli!sed 1o bis
opentiqn,-but-ciooed the plant In ~
sponse to the1r w1Bhe9.
f'remPagel
SIGNS ...
signs will be ordered removed. But
businessmen will not be expected to do
that overnight.
Several alternate methods have been
proposed in the study and they all give
the i..us inessman anywhere from six
months to six years tO get rid of them.
Suggested as the most equitable solu.
tion is an amortb.ation plan wbicb takes
into aocount the orig.inaJ cmt of the signs
arid the materials from which they are
made.
Under the plan, inexpensive signs or
paJMed signs would be removed earlier
than upe.nsive signs which might bave
metal or wood framework.
Al.I of the staff research on signing, in·
eluding amortization, represents only .;,n
infonnation base for the future sign
ordinance.
It will be up to the Costa P.fesa City
Council to decide whether the ideas
raised' by the study will actually be in-.
cluded in the new statute.
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0.t.ILY Pl!pT II_. Plltlt
Huntingt on
Man Clear
Of Charges
lfunUngton Beach businessman Jame!I
Shipley was cleared today In Orang<
County Superior Court of ctmrges that he
WU involved In the alleged swindling or
inftltors In Laguna Hills stockbroker
J09epb Dulaney's World F i n a n c 1·1 I
Trends empire.
Judge James Tumer granted the mo-
tion filed by Shipley._ 38. of 16951 Lowen
Circle, just three weeks after he cleared
Dlilaney1~ former vice president or
allegations that he heJped to derraud 1
San Bernardino hospital of $500,000
Judge Turner's decJsM>n this morning
leaves Du.Jaoey;38, and his wife Marlene,
32, of %6.'ll Via ~scadita, San CJemenJe,
alooe to face charges filed by \nvestors
who flooded the District Attorney 's Of.
fice with comQlaint.s three years ago.
EARLE AND ELIZABETH COOPER AND THEIR NEW FOUND FELINE FRIEND
Mesa F oot"ball
Contest Slated In Huntington Beach, Home Is Where You Can Sleep on Your Back With All Four FMt in the Air
'Creative Campus'
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Sale Set Saturday
At Estancia High
Studenta at Costa Mesa's Estancia
High School will host a "Creative Canr
pus" sale from 11 a.m to f p.m. Satur·
day.
The affair will have the aura of a swap
.meet with students setUng up booths at ~
various locations inside the building.
Among the items to be offered for sale
are baked goods, preserves, handi.cralts,
painted rocks, macrame, and knitted
goods.
Student paintings, sketches a n d
pbot<Jsrapbs Will be displayed throughout
the day. Entertainment will include skits
and story theaters, student films,
performances by a few members of the
Estancia Vocal Eri"semble.
\Estancia's award·winning drill team
will perfonn at 11:30 a.m. and at 1 p.m.
The price of admission is ~ts. ·
'1Tbe whole purpose of the Creative Canipus ia to 8b!Jw the eomau1oitf that
Estancia High School """ ..... tolent
and that we'rt not a bunch of bwm,"
said ASB Projlldenl Steve Barry. "Piii$ ;t
gives us some extra Chrlstmas money." r
TONIGHT .-
KIWANIS TRAVEL SERIES -"Ex-
ploring Asian Wonderlands," o C C
Auditorium, 8 p,m. Phone 646-2163.
0CC FU..M SERIES -"Venom,"
Foru~, 'T p.m. Admission $1.
"MOONCHllJ>REN" -South Coast
~ Theater, Fri., Sat. and Son. -T!ci<el hiliirmallon 646-1363.
BASKETBALL -C.OSta Meu at
Orange, l!I p.m. Newpirt Harbor at
Estancia, 8 p.m.
SATURDAY, DEC. ! -i
ESTANCIA HIGH SCHOOL ART
FESTJV AL -Display and sale of stu·
dent work. II a.m.-4 p.m.
BASKETBALL -OCC vs. Biola
College Frosh. 8 p.m.
SUNDAY. DEC. 3
OCC CONCERT -Coast Communi ty
Symphony Orchestra, Autditorium, 4 p.m. Admission II.
Purring A:lar111
Fat Feline Wakes Vp New Ow~rs
By JOHN ZALLER
Of tile Delly "*' '""'
At 6 o'clock this morning a »pound
alley cat tiptoed into Earle and Elizabeth
Cooper's bedroom, jumped up on their
bed, and began walking in circles around
their heads.
"If this means he's an alarm clock
cat, we'll have to set him for another
time," observed Earle Cooper good na-
tured1y. "But you can see how quickly
tit's made himself at borne."
The Coopers were lbe eouple selected
from among 150 telephone callers to be
masters of the Huntlngtoo Beacb alley
cat that just three days ago n o b o d y
wanted.
The Coopers loet their l"'year-old cat
three week& ago, and were starting to
leeJ the need for another "fat old cat"
wben Ibey saw a DAILY PILOT article
about this one.
An anonymous Huntingtoo. Be a ch
couple who have made a bob'by of help..
ing stray cats were near wits end trying
lo find a home tor Ibis "totally useless
and OYe1'Weighl" lljbby until tlti article retea!ed lbetr pllgbt. ' • '
"1 screened the calls very carefuJly
looking for just the right kind of home ,"
reported the cat-helping woman.
Anwng lhose rejected were a man who
wanted to use the cat for animal acts,
young callers who she feared mJght be
medical students and families who had
young chlldmi.
"But the Coopers were just right,"
said the BflODJID()m Woman.· '"l'he mo-
ment' they came in and ut down, the
old cat jumpld up In lbelr bl .. one! llllled ·
over to be scratched. It wu 19.ve at first ·~t. ' 'You s hould see the way-this cat
sleeps," 1 a y s .the enthuaiastfc Mrs.
Cooper. "He Iles Oat oo his back with
all four paws sticking into the air)'.
"Funniest darn thJng yw ewr aaw,"
•p<ed her bUlband, ao oil company .,,.
gtneer.
'!be Coopers, wbo live In Huntington
Beacb, are o1ao impreooed by lbe me
of their new pet. "We've bid cata of
14 and 17 pounds," said Cooper, "but this
one Is tops. I lnml all U<IUDCI lbe World
on buslne., and I've never HID a cat
as b;g as. this ,one.''· ·
'!be new pet, u yet lltllll1ed, already
baa --auperlorlty o v • r the ~· oilier, much ·-cat one! ~ IDtltobml>e . ~~~-"-=: . .
3 _~ ~;gf . ·~$APJ·-~ot-
"hard core" juVtnue ollenders who
escaped from the county's Central
Juvenile Hall Sunday nig}11 have been
recaptured. po!lct say. Aulborltles iaid
Thursday lbe trio Includes a 17·ytll'()ld
accused of murder and a 18-yeai.old with
a record ol 36 """*.
The 1972 Costa Mesa flag football
champions will be determined Saturday
at TeWinkle Park.
Competition begins at 9:30 a.m. when
Adams School clashes with Balearic
School for the C DIVi~on (3rd and 4th
grade) championship.
FoUowing at1 II a.m. will be the B
Division (5th and Ith llfllde) cbam-
piomhip batUe between Babic School
and Corsica Park. -
The A Division (7th and 8th grade I
fmalists wHI be decided at 12:30 p.m. in
two position games between Kill)'brooke
School and Corsica Park, 8nd Adams
School and Paularino School.
The winners of those games wiU move
Into the Orange County 'l'Ournanwtl
s<be<luled Dec. 8-10. Costa Mesa wW be
delending the A Dmsion County Cham-
pionship, woo by eoueae Park Scbool 1n
19'11.
Program Slated
On D~~ AJ:>use
The ....... -drug ·-and some -•.la "' ~folllai lfll!be d-Slede·nJll!t i111ii!11 • program at St. Mork ' l>tfibyt.erlaii Cburcb In
de!
• Tl )'1'W modlnte
Ille · · b will Jtature 1 Yldoo
lapld I ~tloo by Dr. ~obn H.
frylanan, dlerctor of the Drug Tr<at-
meot Section of the Haigbt·ASbb!Ji.y
Clinic In San Franclsco.
The program, open to the publlc, llarls
at 7 p.m. at lbe church, 2100 Mar Vista
Drive, cross the sine! lrom Corona de!
Mar Hlgb School.
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..Drexel's Holiday Sale
I s jU&t in time for you to e'Jliov at
Christ.mas. Selected piecu from the Et
CetTa collections are noto on Sale •
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As the Feast of OecjJcation is
celebrated beginning at sundown today in
Jerusalem, the center of Judaism, Jews
in Orange n>unty will observe tba eight·
day holJday with aervlcel', a play and an
art fair.
Hannukah, as it is usualJ.y refem!d to,
is officially noted u a mniboUday com-
memorating the vJctory of t b e
Hasmooaeans over the repressive Greco-
Syrian King AnUochwl IV Eptpb .... in
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candle-lighUng ..,.mony.
In Jerusalem Thunday night, Chief
Rabbi Chlomo Gortn lollowed ihe holiday
eve tradition that calls for the lighting of
the first of el&ht candles, recalling the
Creeks' expul1lon fnlm wh§J Is now
Israel.
tn Orange COunty, moat Jewl.sh
Temples will oblerve the holiday lhn>ugll
regu11r Fridly night services.
A "Hannukah Musk: Festival" will be
presented at Temple Beth David, 4111
Katella, J;os Alamllos, by several choirs.
--'l'lie-..,..lce ls4J!lder--the direetlon-ol
Rabbi Renrl E. Front.
On Sunday, Temple El1al will -an uhlbilloo and acut.ion of art work,
conducted by Graphic Art Galleries, Ltd.
More than 100 works by well·known
artists will be sold at the "Cha mpagne
Art Auction" for the benefit of a religious
school for the Temple, the first In the
Saddleback Valley.
It will be held at Temple Judea. 24512
Moulton Parkway, Laguna H i 11 s ,
p'reviewlng beginning at 1 :30 p.m.
'l'Onlght at 8 p.m. al Temple Hiilei. 6662
Ave., Huntington Beach, Padd y
efsky's '.'Gideon" wlll be perfonned
actor Hal Gould1 known for his
television and off-Broadway roles.
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N1Uon'1l!Uc OVt!rtones prevail in
llrael, espectally durlns p o 111 I c a I I y
troubled times, but In the Unllfd Slates
llanoukah ii celebreted joyously with
1Uil to ~hll<! .... a..and plaY1n14f same•.
, Colncldcnlally, In the Western chur<h 7ed ~ NEWPORT BEACH e •of the Chrt!tlan faith the Advenl season ' 1121 WESTCLIFF oa.,
begins Sunday . Thia is Che holy season • 11111~ · · .... ••~·20so
leading up lo" !he ctlebrtlion o•Uvily ol ~ LAGUNA BEACH e
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Llurally it stands for the coming of • __._.. T E R I O R S •••·HSI
Christ, and Ad~t too is observed by the 1 n TORRANCE e
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lour SUndays as Chtfstmas approach... NIDAY 'TIL f :OO · . 111.1119 Ill addlllCl!,.J\.ll tJllne or preparailo
for the leCOl'ld coming of Christ.
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