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F•>o->ro• ... •••~• ... •-=•~•,..,,.,~ • ...,,~~l"",.,.,.... .... ,.,,~,,.,..,,.., .. ,~ • ...,,..,,.,,,.,~=~•""""""""""""""'11 7 I ' • • I ' ' ' • DAILY PILOT A Visit to Mesa Tea~her!) 0 ' * * * IOc * * * Class • ID Sex Edu~ation TUESDAY "AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 21, 1969 (See Be low) VOL. 6,1, NO. 1JJ, 1 llt rlONJ, l' P'.._GlS ecret itness or Speculation Grows On War Cease-fire WASHINGTON (UPJ) -Sen a te Democratic Leader l\1ike ~lan sfield said today President Nixon's latest ord ers to c'Ommanders in Vietnam amounted to a unilateral cease-fire. \Vhile speculation continued o v c r \1·hether Nixon n)igh t ann oun ce a unilateral cense-fire -in his Nov. 3 i;peech lo the n;11ion, Mansfic·ld said 111C' President alre<idy lu1d n)ade a bas1t change in pol icy by ordering troops t[i l1mil themselves lo •·protective reac- tion." Asked by a reporter if this \Vas a rle racto cease.fire, Mansfielrl said ''I think that is what protective reaction means." Kopechne Says Autopsy J11st Like F rn1eral \VILKES-BAHRE . r~. (UPI) -The rathe r of f.ilary Jn l\npcchnc testified to- dJy 1hat permiltin~ an ;iu!op.•_v on hi~ dciughtcr, killed in an siccidcnt involving lj,S. Sen. E:rlward 1\1. K(•nnctly, "1,·011ld be JUSI like! anoth er funeral." '"\\'c hJ\'C had 11," th \! father said at a hearing on a request hy 1\1.:issachusetls ;iuthorilics for an au topsy on tHe body of IJ1c 28-year-old \Vashington sccret.1ry who dit!d last July 18 in a tidal pond in Kcn- nedy"s submerged auto ()ff Chap- paq uiddick Island, Mass. The. father, speaking in a barely audi· hie voict>, said he and his wife, who \vas not in court, felt alllhorlties 1"had their chance. We absolutely do not want it now." F:dmund S. Dinis. a 1.1assacha se.IL~ district attorney who is scekirjg the autopsy, did not cross-£xamine Kopcchne duri11g his onc-mniute appearance on the stand. The \Vhile House continued to warn against speculation on ,,..·hal Nixon would announce in his Nov. 3 speech to the na- tion on Vietn<i n1. Presidential Press Secretary Ronald I.. Ziegler said tOOay Nixon already had in 1nind generally \\•hat he would say, buL ('.1ut1oned newsmen not to speculate "because of a feeling I've got." Sen. George D. Aiken (R·VL) prcdicle<! thal all U.S . ground troops would be out Qf V1 et1iam in one year. Aiken, Sen. J . William Fulbright and other senior leaders in the Senatr issued i;ome of the most optimistic appraisals on the war in months. Fulbright. chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Co mm i 11 (! ~, con- tributed to the wave of opt.imi3m by an- nouncing lhat public hearings on Vetnam he had scheduled for next ·week had been postponed indefi nit ely. He said he wanted to hea r Nixon"s Nov. 3 Vietnam speech f 1rs1. Fulbright did not :1ay if the hearings 'l"otl!d be rescheduled, Senate Republ ican Leader lll1gh Scott ~;i1d there ha d been a "growth of op· timism '' and expressed hope fo r a "speedy de-esca lation of the war.'' Scott liaid there was "a feeling we have a very good chance" of gelling out of Vietnam.'' Material for Sex Class Stashed Until Tax Vote A sex education curriculum written for Newport-Mesa Unified District schools has been conveniently ~lashed nut of sight. There-sec1ns vi rt uall y no possibility it \\•ill be brought before the school board 11111\1 at least after !lie Feb. JO override tax <'lcction. "[guess it's fa ir tn say il"s l'iind of ;:it a stand$ti11 now," said Schools Supt. \Villiam Cnnningha1n T\1onday night. ''Nnthm g has tak<'n place since 3 year agn ]Jst summer. . "All l can say is it has not come to the board." said ~1r:1. Mari811 Ber&eson, school board president. "We're not in that area .•. I should say 'arena.'" r-.1rs. Dorothy Paul, chairman of a }!arbor Council PT A committee that 2~~ years ago recommended the school rtistri ct teach sex education, spo"ke Mon· day to a Newport. Harbor Chamber of Commerce committee looking into set education. Asked what the school board Is doing ;ibout the recommendation now, she said the school board is waiting to hear from lhc C()mmunily. A:1ker1 \\•hen the 2chool board has ever sair! that is what they are wa iting for, she answered: "If they ha ven't ta ken 3ny action and thc~<ve v.rrillcn a curri_culum ynd U1iy'ce nol doing anything ._. doesn't il slahd to reason they're waitlng to hear from so meone?" Rem arked Tom Garver of the chamber committee, "The board is showing a very low profile these da ys." Dr. Cunningham admitted the proposed "Family Life Program" for the school districl had been co m pl et e d and presented to him. He said he had discuss- ed it with individual board members. It has not been presented to the school board nt a publlc meeting. Dr. Cunningham said he personally is "'ailing for the Newport Harbor Chamber r<'rommendatlon. Dr. Nolan Fri.zzelle, chainnan of the Chamber's com mitt.et, "esti.Jt'rattdiMonttiy' that the recommendation would be ready in January. (That is the month before th!? (See CURRICULUr-.1, Page l) TRAGEDY TO TRIUMPH -Newport Beach postman .J im 'Viernicz gathers J1is family around him as he recovers at his Cos ta !vlesa home from ki~QCY µ-anspl~t he, e"pects rwill .allow him t(}-livc nCJl'-0 mal li fe a'gain. Witb lrlm are son, Duane, 10 ; da ughter, J:Jeggy, 8, an d \vife, Sue. New Life Begins Mesa1i Gets Kidney Transplant By ARTHUR It. VINSEL 01 -0.11)1' ''"" S!l'ff The middle-aged lady stepped lo the .side o!~t.tie:..ho,pital,bed .;o tae.anaJI, neat rOOm wittilfS get-well cards and flowers of cong ratulation and convalescence. She reached out lo the sallow man recovering Crom major surgery, "She held my hand just like 1 was her own son," he said. "It was a very emo- tiOfla! moment." ·1n.1a·way, she wa s h~lding the hand of her own son. \Villlam Seinsoth Jr., 22, Ji ves through J ames Wiernicz, .15. anr1 vice ver~a. Dinis rested his case during the morn- ing session after Cyril H. Wecht, chiC'f ·pathologist for Allegheny County (Pa.I. testified an autopsy on a body exhumed after four to six months could be "'quite fruitful," ' Asked lo estimate the value ot an ex• lt rnal examination done at the tftne the gi rl's body was reco.vcred, Wecht said "To C?lSider an exlernal examlnalion the r ;-id ptiocess of a med ical and legal in· VC'sligation is absurd ." Sex . Class Answers 'Why?' \Vie rnicz, 318 Ogle St., Apt. D, Costa 11esa, is al home this week, recovering frcm a Sept. 7 kidney transplant at Ml. Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles. now virtually assured o[ a renewed normal life. He was a patient In a Los Angeles County convalescent home -awaiting anoth er ordeal of having his polluted bloocl chemically cleansed by an artificia l kidney -when the next process was abruptly cancelled. Dun GiHord, Washington. D.C., :i legislative aide to Sen. Kennedy who was C'alled as a witness by a K9pccbue at- lornl'y, Joseph f'. Fl anagan, said he was c!elayed until July 20 in returning with I.he body lo Pennsyl vania because of bad • \1ca1her. "1 li e said he <1lso thought "!here was a 'TU£'s1ion or whether there was a hold on thr body for possible autop!!y.'' Dinis, the first w1lneSll al today'll ,;r~sion, testified he ordered an autopsy n'1 the girl two days <irtcr she died but w ::i~ told lhe bocly had been flown to f'cnnsylvania. .' - Mesa W or'nan, Tells Grove Scliool Approach to Course By THOMAS l'ORTUNE , OI lllt 0.111 ,._ Sl•rf '·Jf VD is 80 easy to·cure why ls.there . so much·of·il?''•tht earl1-teen·,1irl.asked, "'Peopl<' who 'have jt won 't go'llo the rlocto.. because they are embarrassed abou t it," said a boy her age. ··r~y know they aren't r;uppMed to,·• another girl in the seventh grade class said. "Aren 't supposed to what?" asked the tearher. "Have sexual contact," one of the boy11 ~;iid , "I t'~ not • law but il'11 no t recom- mended untll they are married," a girl • repeated an earlier lesson as she remembered it. o;n.e girl you do It lo, her parenL'I ... " began a boy. .. "Don't say 'Do it,' " corrected lhe teacher. Then the teacher su mmed up the point. "You don't go to the doctor because you had i;exual intercourse. You're em- barrassed because you know that is a no, no. Sociely's no, no. For your pro- tection." Thal'& the way the discwsion went one recent day in the clamoom of Mrs. Cordon Marsh. a Co11ta Mesa resident who t.eachrs family life, sex educa tion ~;t, .. and drugs to her scienC'e class~ at Bell Intermediate &.:hool In Garden Grove. Another cla~~another hour, and a girl asked, "Tilat VM;·Wfia"t's: It called .•• " ''VO," 11he wa11 reminded. " ... can you get It by ki.nlng?" ''lt'a possible, but its not as great a possiblllty as with 1exu11l Intercourse," Mr11. Marsh said. "Did It bother you to find out about venereal dlseAst?" sh1; asked the cla ss. ''It did me. It would be nice if lhest things didn't ei:ist, but they do. "I hJven't m~ant to frighten you but lf I did 1!'1 because mme of these Utlnga i!lee SEX j:LASS, Pop l ) The day before, Los Angele.<11 Dodgers farm club baseball player Bill SelnsotO ~~d rolled his .car• on· a desert hfghway and 'was flown wllh critical injuries to llarbor General Hospital, Torrance. He died there. On<' family faced with tragedy chose to try to transform It into triumph for olh<'rs and made transplanlable organs from the body of the young athlete .a vailable Lo recipients. The long-awa lled kidney was ready and Jim Wicrnl cz had no choice but to gam- ble. \ll iernlcz him~clf kept In trim walkin& {See TRANSPLANT, Pagel) - ? • A se<:ret defense witne ss was prom~il loday as attorneys for Dr. Tund.hJ Lra11 . his wife and son, tried lo show at a pretrial hearing that their drug amsts in Laguna Beach last year were illegal Officer Neat Purcell -with more thaq UHl narcotics arrests to his credit -said lie took the trio into custody last Dec. 2~ after finding ma rijuana, pills and su.<.pecled LSD table.ls in their car. \\'hat rig ht did he have to search? - none. argued defen se attorney George Chula, one of three lawyers handling cases for the colorful family circle at the hearinS in Orang~ County Superior CL·Url. Chula charged that Purcell saw Jona: hair and hippie-style -the sort of thine tl1at automatically suggests marijuana and other mtch things to many lawmen. Purcell countered by saying that Jobit Leary. 20, was crawling around in tht rear of the slation "\\o·agon, dilal.td eyes perring childishly through hls long-hair ann appearing under the inOucnce. Chula, however, claimed that m cw;t ni;1rijuana smokers get high !n the dark and lhis is the reason for the dilated f'.\'f's, not the weed itself. hence PurctU'J r.:.asoning was fault y. Tl'c Leary fami!y seemed relaxed and confident aboot the outC<>me of the casl! invclving charges of pos.o;cssion of both n1ari~uana an d LSD during a recess in !hr hearing. Dr. Leary, 49, wt!ffrlhg his •graY!n(hair lonr:, lndlan·stylc, grinned and winked d11rlng the proceedi ngs and pred icted later that marijuana will be legalized \I ithi n a year. "\V c.'11 all be high and happy and tbf!re tvon"t be any more wars." he said. 1-lis wife Rosemary, 33, appeared pale and dray,·n from recent surgery for cor• rection of a problem which may allow the couple to have children. Leary's grown son by a prior marrlap knelt at his stepmothe r's lap in the cor- ridor outside as she ran a comb througll hi •, long hair, a picture of motherly devo- tion. -' Orange Weather Those desert winds art slowing down and should give way to cloudy skies on Wednesday. Loo' for a high of about 7S on the Orange Coast and over the 80 me.rl. inland. INSIDE TODAY flfutuaL f und s/ia reholder1 liave had a bad year ·ond fioon· cfa! cdlumnfJt SuLvia Poi-ttr dil· c1~se.t what can be done about it -if anything -on Pogt 10 today. It's the start of a four· part series. C1 t1,.t11lt ' ~·-.. Cl•\Mll .. ... Muhl ti ·-" (fl!llU " "'"'-"'' ..... •• C"n••-"' .. °'~" ·-• ,.. .. Nlllt•t ' t•IYlt ....... .. l!dlt9t ltl '"' ' ...... , ... ., !fnllfr'lll!R-j .. '""' -1•11 '1n111ct 1 .. 11 , .......... " .. ~-" ,_ .... .. ••• ltfllltr• " ··-• M•lllN.-• ..... -•• Mfft!ntt t w-··,...... 11>11 , --~~-------~--~, .... ·-: ...;--;--;io•r. " t ·. 2 OAll Y PILOT s Tw~sd~'f, Octob~r 21 , !l'Jb'1 Rafferty Backs Appeal of Davis Ruling From Wire Sen1cea SACRMfENTO -State Schools Chier 1.tax ltalferty has de<.·lared his support for the planned appea l of a cou rt decision that the firlng of UCLA instructor Angela Davis is uneonstitu tional. "l don't believe in leUing n1 en1ber! of the mafia , murder incorporated or a Communist speak with my money on a t<ix..wpported campus," said Rafferty, u.e Republican super intendent of public in!ilructlon. Los Angeles Su))('rior Court Jud ge Jer· i;y Pacht ruled ~1onday that Angel a Davi.s Death cannot be barred from teaching in a state university on the sole ground that she is a Comn1unist party member. l:n1v ersity or California regents tired ?>Iiss-Da vis, a 25·year·old Negro :1ss1s1anL professor of philosophy, on Sept. l!I after she acknowledge.:J being a Con1m unist. Pending an appeal through school ad- ministrative channels, she was pcrrnitled to go on teaching a noncredit course, '·Recurring Philosophical Themes in Black Literature," at the Unlve rsity of Califr-mia at Los Angeles. Attcr a hearing Monday on a taxpayers 'Trips' Youngsters Inject Pea nut Butler ·€HICAGO (AP) -A federal drug ex- pert says youngsters 'in some parts of the country have taken to injecting pcanu l butter and mayonnaise into their veins as a ·substitute for narcotics. ·1n several documented cases the result has heen death, Emest A. Carabi\Jo Jr., a lawyer-pha rmacist in the Federal Burea u ot Narcotics, told a nt'ws conference Monday. Carabillo said the information thnt peanut butter and mayonnnise would send use.rs "on a little trip" was con· tained in an undergrou nd recipe book purporting to outline "clllinary escapes from reality." Other recenl fads, he said, 1ncluc!ed the use of paragoric, cleaning fluid, the local anesthetic ethychloride and freon, the pressurized prop<'ll<Jnt g.-i s in aerosols. Carabillo :;.:.iic! user.; of n:ircotle substitute confusct! the hlt.<irre and toxic reactions v.·itl1 tile so-i:ullell "l1 1gh" pro- ' 1dcd by such drugs os heroin 01· mari· iua na. He cited !he smoking or t!ric<l banana skins, a fad of a couple of )'C"ars ago, as <Jn example. Frank Gullch, a narco1ics bure1HI of· ficial .stationed in Ch1engo, sai\I Uie underground "cook honks" usun!ly sel! for about $1 and often give the lormu!ns for preparing drugs such as LSD. Drug users, Gulich said, :-ire ":-ilwa ys looking for new drugs that v.·on't be a violation of the law." Carabil lo snid Gulich appenred al the annua l meeting of the A n1 c r i ca n Acaden1y of Pediatrics. Japan Stude11ts Rampage In Tokyo Against U.S. TOKYO IUPll 11undrcds 0 r thousands of left-v.'ing stude nts r ampaged 'through the streets of Tokyo and clashed .. with police today 1ri an antiwar 'demonstration with violent anti-American overtones. The students halted commuter trains, Fron& Page l CURRICULUM • • override election.) Last week, Dr. Cunningham presented lhe school board with a list of objectives for the school year. Number one ob· jecti ve was successful passage of the override election. · A couple o[ other objectives: Priority 8 -develop a progran1 on the effects of drugs for grades 6 .. 7 and 8. Priority JO -develop a h1w and order prog r;im for the elementary schools. Not on the list of 15 objectives was the "Family Life Program," a I r e ad y deve loped. Asked about it, Dr. Cunningham sa irl, ~·1 hadn'l even thou ghl of that, to be quite ~onest." Mrs. Bergeson said she hadn't notic· ed Family Life \Vas not on the list. "lt's not of primary concern at this til11e," she 1;aid. J\itrs. Paul, a Costa r.Iesa housewife, l<ilcl the Chan1be r's committee abou t lhc 1nves!1gations in to sex education of the l iarbor Council PTA. She s.:iid speakers anrl \rorkshops \\'ere <irranged for each school PTA unit and a rfsolut ion asking for a sex education pro· gram ind uded in ne11•sletlers to p ~ent s. t t th" end of a ye;i r, "·i 1h study and a \'Ole: at at !east Lhr bo.inl lcvr l, she sµid the school dislricl PTA 's b.i ltoled 24 in favo r ol the rrsnlul1on. lou r opposed , oi1e ab,q ain and 1wo no ;111s-wL1r. Tl1e findings and \'Otc rr..-,ul~ lhcn v;crc. presenled to lhe school bo<'!rd 111 r.l;:iy, 1:!67, she said . That led 10 study by school personnel and during 1hc sun1n1cr. 19611, preparat.ion of the no11·-shc lvcd C'ur- rlcu!um for kinderga rten through 12Lh grade. DAILY PILOT ....,_. ..... H1w1 ....... S..lli 1...-..... ..... .. ,~ c--CALlfOINIA. OlAHGI COA.SI PU•l l$M!NG COMPl.tl'f fl obtrl "11. Wtt4 f'ruliWnl ..,,. l'Vblh1hn Jtt:li R. Cwrl•'I' "l(e Pr•ldenl tM Gt:nel'IOI Ml"'"-' Tht11tet ICtt'fil ••w nolfl•• ,._ M•rpki~• """"Int t•llor -mt1 MQI: nl wt•I 9rt l"M! ........ a.t<h; 111! ..... HI M IOO. "°"11¥tl'9 L•-leK h; 11', ,,.,.,,, .. ..,.,.,., tlwltlnllClll 9M<ll; • .itll 11•8' hurled firebombs in su rprise ,oittac ks on police cars and public buildings, battled police 1vith torn up chunk s of pavement and tried in vain to invade U.S. air base:i' to bomb them. Lesser disorders hit other Japanese cities and police announced 1,120 persons had been jailed in the country , 718 of them in Tokyo. Police said 45 civilia ns were injured and 21 pol ice, most of th em burned by flaming 1\1olotov cocktails. At Tachika1va U.S. Air J•"orce Base mHlta ry police arrested Shinji Kato. 24, who tried to crash into the base in a rented car and blcrw up a Cl30 cargo plane with dynamite because American planes were used in Vietnam. He. was caught beneath the plane the dynamite still intact. Another man tossed a homemade bomb nver the fen ce of nearby Yokota Air -Force Base and escaped. The bomb fa iled to explode. Police said an estimated 4l0,000 persons look part in the mostly violent dem onstrations in 594 point s throughout the country, including a11 1n;:ijor cities, in demanding that the Uni ted Slates im· med lately turn Ok inawa back lo Japan. 1'he protesters forced a halt lo subway a nd rail service in Tokyo. lncidents 1vere reported at twti U.S. Air Force bases on Tokyo 's outskirts. Students ove rturn<'d nu\ornobiles. rip- ping apart police sentry boxes and hur led i\lolotov C'oc kta ils. They tried to sta ck up the cars to form barricades but fled when police arrived. l'ro111 Page 1 TRANSPLANT • • lits Back Bay R(H tll' :-is a :\'r1\1')(11I Ot•Jt·h Post Office 111ail ra rri~r, h11t the hc1.1lthy hidncy \\'hirh rrrl11ct·d l1iS" riwn ra1·Jg\·d i r~nns rnc;ins new \ itill1t\·. "~l v blood prc,.snr c.• 1 ~ ;1ho11I lh•1l nl .t ,1'01111~ n111n <1nd n1y 1~1dv l'hrn11~!ry 1.• 111lrn1aL 1·1-e got ;i frr{' <h<'L _no w 11>('\, I t•an cal an~·thing I 11:1nl." s<1 id 1hl' 111:in 11·hose menu v.•as so s)1arply rC'stricl <'d. Saturd ay night <linncr -his flr;;t ;it hr:nn!:' -hcgn n v.·iti1 n nch anl 1pa~t1\ salad n1adc by d:llighter Pegg)" 8, 1n- rlud1n g greens, pcfl~. lctl ucc . cllcc:;l' '11J<l .:old cuts. "And a big pizza with rlH'.'f'!'C.. f,!round beef -the \\'hole ·~1.1r~· /\nnr','' :;;ii d \Virrnicz, whose physiciflns just one ye.1r ago might not have g<1n1blrd the pr irc of ri. pizz a on his chnncr 11f r.ver rcga1111ng a nornial life, \\'ierni c1. firsl n0ticr\I hi:-po~\;il jnh seemed to bC' ~e!ing h1n1 do11 n four :,·r;ir:; ago and his cloc\or. hunting !hr sou rce t)f th e nagging <l ai\~' fatigue. found a little kidney da mage. That diagnosis '"as offset b Y assurances tha t he could 1i1'e lo hr 8(1 \\'ilh it but Jim ha d glomer11!oncphrilis -an '18-lctlcr 11·ord thnt ~pclls kidney f<t ilure -and 111e near.fata l .nf!l icUvn gr:iduali~· \\•nrscned. . The \\1icrniez family :;aid 111ore t1:an one year ago, 1vhen ht' \.\-a:; rilrr ady hvuig 011 \y)rrov.·ed 1imr. thnl they hrtrl rice~) !ait h in (iod, the ir fr iend~. the st all at i\1t. Sin.:ii llospital, and of cour sr Lh!'mselvcs. "l've got to give a lot of credi1. t.o my 11·ife for having the bnc.kbonC' lo go 1 hro'~gh all this," \Vcirn icz. said 1'.1onday. llr also cxprl'ssed deep gr atitude In Lhc Sein~olh (amlly. ''\\'e expect la remain in contact,'' he >aid. He h11pes to return 10 1\''lrk ~oon. but. just \.\'hen dtp<•nds on his co nt1n11{'d pro~rcss. ''Things v•il! take 1unr. Eventu:illy v.·e'l l be baC'k 1ro normii l life," said \\'iem1 cz, /'but r 1en now • _. lh1s ls JU.St ~rcat,'' • s1 1lt filed by faculty supporters of Miss lJav1 s .. Judg f' r acht held her fir ing to be LI nconst it ution:1 I, He sai d if she could be 0~1sted for bei ng a Conununis t, the regents cou ld lire lca chers for being n1cmbers of other organizations. Thomas J. Cunningham, ge ner a I counsel for the regents, said "all a~ propriatc steps'' "'·ould be take n in an attempt to have the ruling reversed. Rafferty said U1e UC Board of Regents, or whlch he is a mc1nber, hopes the case 11'tl i go clea r lo the U.S. Supreme Court and the panel will rule "that society has a right to protect itself from its enemies and docs uol ha1~ lu subsidize the con· ~·piracy ." ~1iss Davis, :< Negro. has C'Ontinucd to .rC'('e:ve her $9,864 annu<il sal11ry while ap· pealing ht"r dismis~;cl throug h uni versity channels. Asked 11·hat she t hough~ the regents \.\'ould do next, she rl·plicd · "They've done a 1Ut u( rf':-i lly crazy things alrcady. J've given up trying lo sec any rationality in their helHl \'IO!', '' llegent Elinor Heller nf Atherton said, "In \'!ew of prel'iOUS t'()Url decisions, I'm n11 l ~+1q1rised 1he regents' ac1inn W<i~ d(.•rlJr~d unco n:.\1tution t1l. \Vlnil sur prl:.l'S me 1~ such ll c1uick decision." J•'nr1ncr c:ov. J~dn1 und G. Brown said he believed the court decision v.·as "legally correct." "Jt is not a quesUon of whether you fal'or it or not," Brown said. "I think the legents know they were wrong and l think (Gnv . Ronald) Reagan knew it was just a pol1lic:al grandstand on his part.'' Stale Sen. IL J,. Richardson, former OtllLY PILOT STarr P~O!O member and cmploye of thC' John Blrdl Srn,>iPty, called Judge Pacht a "career ]C'f!1st.'' The Arc:.idia Hept1bltcan cited a J'.1~7 report 0f the. _L!!gis!ature's Un - A1nerican Activi!iC'S Conuuittce wh1cl1 slated that in 1945 Pacht was a guest speaker before the Amt rlcan You th for Democracy. which the committee con· tcnd<'d "follows the Communist Party line.'' Pacht declined h1 eo mment n 11 Rich ardson's slatcmcnt. lie was 22 in 1945, Chile Rel1ellio11 Mounts; Siege State Declared SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) -President Eduardo Fre i Montal va imposed a state or siege on Chile today and reces!ed Congress indefinitely amid mounting reports of a burgeoning arn1y rebellion in this coppet··rich land \YhC're U.S. firms hal'e about SI bil!i1'n in n1in1ng in· vestments. Tv.·o arn1y units of the ~nd Di1l sio11, buse d in Sant iago, rebe lled early in the day, and within hours there 1rere pcrsis· tent reports that other units we re joining in. The governn1ent <innoL1nced it "''<.is facing "an attempt at 1nilitary sedition." A president ial decree read to the nation over radio and television proclairned th <! stale Of sieg1:, whitl1 is a ri1od ificd £ornl of n1artial law. Th~ erisis in Chile, 1\'h1cil tias not had a mili!a[y coup in n1ore lh;rn 30 year:>, l9llows by only a ~·ear an arn1y rC'vo!t \1hich seized ptJ1vcr 1n /'rru, a11d a n1or1~ fL'cc nl miliLH'Y uphf'a1-;i l 111 Boli via. in b<l!h of 1.,.hi.:h cuscs L' .S. rin ns 11•ere seiz.· <d . Spirited A1iteaters In \V ashington official s said rhe issur-.; in the Ch Ile an· uprising related lo mili tary pay levels and other itnprovements in th '! status of lhe tnil1tary. The controversy hc!v,reen the govcrnml'nt and officer~ lry;ng 10 force c:hilngcs h;is b'.'en buildi ng 11p for \\'eeks. A CIA spokesn1an said th!."! age11cy had bee11 :lll'.'.l re of devC'lopn1ent~ lC'ading to thi s turn of events in Chile for the last 6 l\l'cks. UC I rvine doesn't have a football tcan1 , but tha t cl oesn't mean it doesn't have pep squad. Thes·e songleaders are Currently appe<1 ring at UCI \vater polo games, where cries of "ZOT" are n1usic to 1\nteater !ans. From left are Dottie Goforth, 20, \\'h 1tt1r r : Su e 1-.. rost. 19. Upland , ~ue Hill. 19, Palo Alto: Elise Sn1i lh, 20. Ora nge : Penny \Viborg. 18, Temple City: Ann Prc~t on , 1!1. \\'oodl<i nd !Jil l"; P an1 \'ielc, 19, C'al <i ba ~as , and Arlc!e C.:asso, 18, 1-'uunlain \'a lley. The \eadr;r ~1r the uprising in Chile Bp· pc:i rC'd 10 he Brig. Gen . HObC'rlo Viaux fl lal'am!.JJ.1, who 1vas pron10tcd to getlC'-r~I offiL<' status 1iinc 1nonths ago and the:i rclirrd fron1 cornrnand of the lst infantry div ision al Antofagasta, 500 1niles nortlt of San tiago. His retirement stirrc<l new unr!'St among a rmy off icC'rs already disaffected because of th eir low pa y, Fron& Page l SEX CLASS ... are pretty frightening:' she continued. "Therr is no 1-•:ay to put i!Cing on V D or dnigs. Sometimes truth Is 111ore frighten· ing than a story." Discussio n turned on things lhc cla s~ had !ea rned \.\'atching movies. For the sex-educati on part of the course thev arr "Girl to Woman'' and "Boy to r-.1a n,'' movies \videly used fo r Sl'parate show ing- to girls and boys in school districts lhat don't bave a sex education program. No written materials arc Us<'d for sex educatio n ins tructlon Jn the Garden Grove Unified District, nothing that can be taken away from class and sni ckered over, Instr uction is all by movies, speakers (pa rliculnrly for the drug por· lion l and class discussion. Parents arc invlt ed to sit in class anv ti1nr. but not l~eir own child's class. A 1!<1 ily asslgnmC'n l for the st11dents is 1,1 di scuss_ 1vhal 1vas talked about in class \Vith their parents. "How many of )'OU can ask your parents c1ne~t1ons ~1nii gcl ,i;:oo<l a ns\1 ('r~." ,\I r~-)11:cr~h as~rd lhr rl.1s!i". About h;tlf the chi ldren raised thl'lr h.1111t ~. "i.;ncxl fGr yo11 t:11ys," :-he sal\J. "That's te rr1fiC'." \\'lien a~k ed l101v !l\t'y thought 1hP co11 rse couli1 hr 11npro1ed. :-ludcnts :.(lid 1l1ey wrre n1osl inlC'rc strrl 111 <frlJ ~!' anct 11 ou!rl l1kr tu sC'r n1ore tin1e gil'rn !O 1h:ll. Tile:".' didn't think n1uch of the family lilt! portion ~c;Hl!'c it 1vas boring, trf;'<1lcd lhcm like sissies ;:i nd didn't tell thc111 :i nylhini:: 1!1ty didn't .:ilready know. ~\rs. J\.lar;;h a~kcd about the scx rr!ur.1- lion portion and one girl \'ol11ntcer{'1! tl1c opinion, "\Ve've ctl\'crcd what nee<ls to be_" ""l'rs. right now for your rigr,'' ;\lrs. :\l;ir~h said. Sr'x di scu~sion for seven th gr ad{'rs also in 1·oll'cs the unpleasanlry one bov bl'o11g ht up of hav ing to kiss grandn1ii good·by. "I know, there's no!lting you like less,'' l\lrs. r.-larsh said. "But "'ha\ H \'011 r pn rr11l s just cut !his off. You'd miss it." 17 De111s Sponsor 11 nti-oil Bill '\'ASlll NGTON li\f-') falilomia De mocra tic Congressmen arc :;p011!'0rs 0f a bill 1o SUSflt'nd offshore oil 1.'lsing un~il lhe lederaJ parkland ptir('hast' fund ts fully rclrnscd. If the bill passes. Rep. ,Jeffrey CoheJan :i;;1id l\1nnd<1y. oil producers might be bet· lo ·r nhlr than con.~ervationists lo persuade Ilic Nix on n<lmlnistratlon to spend for p[1rks-al the authorized rate of $200 uull1nn a .1ear. Tins ~ea r on1y $124 mlll ion will be ~pent , sa·1d CQhelan, the bill'~ chief ~Pt)n~1ir. lie said ·the Point Reyes Na· tir·1':ll SC'ashore i:r: one place \\'here ad- dit1on:i J land should be bough t Off~l1rJrc oil )easing fees are part of tile t..1nd un~ Waler Con.servatioo _Fund. N ewpo1·t Bea,cli Resumes Sand Haul-Selective ly lleaviest 1-0sses Sii1ce Lull Began; 14 Americans Die By .JER0:\1E F. COLLIXS Of !ht D••l1 Pilol S11!1 \\'est Ne1vrort·s &l 2 1nlll1on s<t nd-or clay-11au! rcsuinrd today. But \VJ!h ;1 d![f{'fC'nCC'. In an emergency 1ncC'ti111; \.\'ilh :-:ew- port Ucach ;ind Or ange Count~· officials il1onday. U. S. Anny Corps of J~uguiccrs rcprescn tati1'cs promised to· -Exercise "quality ct1ntr0l" over the Sa nta Ana River 1natC'ri11 ! that 1.~ being :;pr('.1 r! 111·rr 1hc hC':1ch. -.\!Ol'C the li.1ul ro:id ;1~1-a\' fro:n l1c11·I•. f1·unl hrinH'S ;111d {')l)S\'f In. Ill!' \\dl ~'l' :'> cdgr-, 1\hC'rt.' rl.1y depo~11s-11i!I be r!un1r1•<!. City Cou nriln1,111 Donald ,\, !l li·ln111<;, \\ho 11,1s .1n1ong tllO>\~ R lrenrl1n~ thr 1nr·!'!- 1ng 111 thr JOh <"P11irnct11r s tlt'!d ufl11 •·, !'.1irt 111 1s n10l't1111i:: 111• 1' plc.1-..c!! 1•.-r•l1 111r 1'f>flp{'r;111on nf lhl' t'orp' o[ l-~ng11\l'!"r1i nnd i.~ s.11 1 ~l11·d th~1L \\1,\<;t \r1>JJ1lrt '-t hr~H'hfront 11011 \ br· 111rn('d 11110 an :-1dohc fJ.1(<;, 11ftrr .111. 1'ht• ~t~··l1•!l, .11.il .1 t11npr11.it'.1' n11t:-d;1v halt ln tl1r projet·\, t'f'.•1111fd ~'l<l!ldJ,I' frf'lnl ron1p!i11nts: bv 111.1 l)ff1i:1JIS :ind \Vest J\1i·w por t rrs1d1•11 1~ i1bout the qu :i!Jl_v of thr fill drcdi:;cd up .\nd hauled fro1n lh<' rivrr holl11n1. Thi'~ ~.lld it 1vas de- ::;rl'l\·i:i~ ;i h:<"11111ful br:ith Corp~ eng1nC'L'r-' 1ns1~:('d tile quality oi 1111• fill \1 as ··generally good 111 excel· lrnL" But .\-!el n111s .sharplv disagreed. llC' !'aid $flfll1 rrorle \IOllld be <ibJe tn pJ;int ec,rn ;u1d f)Ul.:ltor~ Jn it. unless they \.\·n11t (11 11 <>r 11 f1•r a roadw:iy Thi• [(·d(•r:1! !-p0k~'~111e11 fi nally ron· ('('dC'd t!l\•rc \.\!'l't,' ":.n1tJ!I por krls of clay" tl <·po s1ted 0n th<' heal·h by the giant earth- h:1uling rigs. Thf'y ~ai d 1he contractor, ri1:1rll11c·k ,~ l1u1·h.:no111 1tf Long Hr:ich, 11011ld , l1•J11 ''!' 111\' , J.,11 1·l 111h, 111tl11din g \t'.t.:l·:.ll1011, 111 .1 l'L'•ord,111('c 11 1\li ll1e Corps COlll i'f1cl C1t,V l'll!ilrc \ror ks D1r£"elor .Joseph T. n !'\ l1n 11 11 .-1~ ;ir;n:eJI, 11·nuld <il«n make 1"'1'11,,11~ 1n~il!'ll1111Js lo as~ure gci11d (]11.ll· 1'y 1111 f111il1lin!! flnrns ' :\!~\\''YORK \l'Pl1 -A J11u·alarm f1ri: i11 lhe nr1\· Grnc'ral :-1ot0rc, Corp" 1l11ilr!1ni:: '.llnnd .1\' :'lflrrnonn r.111sr<l :in rs01nated SI 1111111•111 d:11n;1gc ;111d ;i F lfll1 Avenue !raf- f I(° Ji1J1l , You r Omcg11 Sales & Scrricr Age11r11 ~AJGO~ <U PI1 -Comn1uniquf's from t ' ,S, headquartC'rs tod;1y li,'i1ed 1,1 Arnericans (lend <ind 34 wollnded -the hea1'JC.~t si ngl e day of losses reported !i inre the bat lC'field lull began six \.\'eek! <ll_!:fl A 1n1 al 11[ 11\6 \"1rt Con!:: ;i11d Xor th V1{'l· n:11nC"~e \1 rrc kdled in lht" f1ght1ng -the ~r"ond successi1e <lay of incrcJ~ed com· ll<!I 1nnrri ng tile lull 1ha t bC'gil n Scp1. 17. Spo kcsn1cn fnr (~Cn. Crt>1ghlon \V, Ahr.:ims, the t.:.S. t."01n1nandC'r in Viel' 11An1. said the An1rrican Cfl1 nman~ C(lf1· :<J(I C'r.~ t!ic lull :r:1ill 111 •·ffeel {ir~ptle thr new fighting a11d reports of lln pc ndi n.u Communi st .1!1;icks A ~ Lhr lt•1'C'I of combat. 1nr rra.~rr1 , $0 <lirl the rare of !hr \;dr~t A1ncr11 an troo p 11 1thdrawals. ll eilflqunr\f'r:i ~:11d J bat· 11111011 of the 4th j\l;ir1ne Heg11n!"nt. 2.3fl\I 111cn. had hegun 111thd r.;11r1 ng 1o Okin;i wa S;_1nd<1.v and v.•ould l:ic gone hy lht' \.\'!!ekcnd. 0 OMEGA --· ,._..,_.Fri'" ti'• ... YOUR WATCH\\: t Cltmtd • Oilff • Adj""td l l991Cl1t-.d Whllt Toi Woit FREE T,, •ory 11"'• 0"'•0• Spoodm.,111 '"'''~ .... t u ry wu u l:ctod ""i•k· od ••Y l"'od:l:coho• l1 NASA 1o bo """'" b~ c-.r "''~ "" !ho "'oon, T~1 "''~";tio•. tr~ly • 10• w ''' f or t •ctlt•••t, "'•••1 "' 11-•o~.I *• be you• 1Y•hcril tcl 0"'•~• ; ... ,1 ... c.,.,. '" -••• iii ' fo,d1om1, j bu!lo•, • ci ••I. Om1;1 S~o1Jm u· h • .~.0~•9r1~h. T~ ••• r, '"''''~ "'"'" bv lho ''"" 01 1~, ..,oo•. p,,,, ll tL WITH THIS AD s4as PElRl.S 1£.ST•L!NG 110"' RINGS Slt(D, frtlW $2.00 $3.00 --~--c-- Dl,AMONDS $6 00 llPU.CED. frc"' • (NGRl'llMG DONI WHIL( YOU WAIT Huntington Center Beach al Edingor HUNTINGTON BEACH 191.-5501 . 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Los Angeles Suptrior Court Judge Jer- ry Pacht ruled Monday lhat Angela Davis cannot be uarred [ro1n teaching in a state university on the sole ground that she is a Communist party member. University ol California regenls rired r-1iss Davis, a 25-year-old Ne(ro assistant professnr Qf philosophy, on Sept. 19 after she acknowledged being a Communist. Pending an appeal through school ad- ministrative channels, she was pennitled to go on teaching a noncredit course, '·Recurring Philosophical Themes in Black Literature," al I.he University of CatifC'rnia at Los Angeles. Alter a hearing Monday on a taxpayers suit fi led by faculty supporters of r-.tiss Davis. Judge Pacht held her firing lo be unconslitutional. He said lf she C<luld be ousted for b<ti11g a Communist, lhe regents could fire 1eachers for being members Clf other organizations. Thomas J . Cunningham, gene r al Appeal for Homes Beach Demolition Order Stalled By JACK BROBA CK 01 .... 0•111" , •• S!•ll The fat e <lf JS old homes ordered <lemolished was debated for 90 minute~ t.1onday night by tile Huntington Beach City Cooncil. A split 4-3 wm defeated a proposed 90· clay moratorium on the con- dem nations and sent the problem to the city's Hous.ing Board of Appeals. 1 le pointed oul that many or the huildings have no foundations <>r they have foundations unable to support them. "The walls are buckling and the roofs sagging,'' the inspector pointed out. After the film, Ferm admitted some of the homes could not be saved. But he charged. "Those are the ones on your film . You didn't shov• the olhers." Mayor Green askcrl Ferm, "\Vhat \\'Ould your position be. if one of these homes collapsed and son1eone was killed~·· counsel for the regents, said "all ap. propriate steps" ~·ould be la.ken in an attempt to have the ruling reversed. lla!fcrty said I.he UC Board of Regenls, of \Vhich he is a member, hopes the case will go clear to the U.S. Supreme Court and the panel will rule "that society has a right lo prote<:l itself from ils enemies a nd does not have to subsidize the con· spiracy." Miss Davis, a Negro, has continued to receive her $9,864 annual salary while ap- Davis pealing her dismiMaJ through university channels. A~ke<I what she thought the regents v.·ould do next, she replied: "They'\'e done a lot of really craey things a\readY.~ I've given up trying to see any rationali(y In the.Jr behavior ." Regent Elinor Heller of Atherton said, "In view of previou..s court decisions, J'n1 not 5urprised t~ regents' act.ion was declared unconstituUanal. What surprises Today's Final N.Y. Stocks TEN CENTS Ruling rne I~ suth a qutck dt'ri~inn " fQrmer (',ov. l-:dn1u nrl r;. Brown ;<atd he belil'\"l'<I the COUJ l llCl'lSIOll WdS "Jeg<!lly correct." "h 1s nol a fJ!le~11on of whc!hrr yo1 1 fa\·Or it or not," 8/'0\Yn s;ud. "I 1h1nk the regenls knO\Y they Wl'!'C \\'rOnb and ( L'link (Gov. Hon ald) HC'agun knl'w 1t "·as JUSl a pol1!1cal grr1ntl st:1111! tin his part " St.ale .Sen. H. L. H1rh;ird$on . fnrn1('r member and empln:'-'C of the .John Birch {S<'e RAFFERTY, Page ZI The homes are in the old Wintersburg ~cction of the city mostly in the 1500 block of Washington Avenue. They have been ordered demolished by the city Building Department because they are "unsafe for human habitation." Joseph S. F erm, chairman of the Property Owners Protective League (POPL) led off the lengthy debate. asserting that he represented J9 persons in the affected area, Ferm replled thal "dangerous" is a misused word. Councilman Ted Bartlett mo\'ed that a 90'"<1ay moratoriu1n be declared on the 1!emtllishment program, "to give us time to check these homes." MARINA HIGH 'S ODIN <KIRK GRESHAM) LEADS VIKING PEP TEAMS TO HOMECOMING Nov .;· G•mt:• Against Crosstown Riv•I Oilers Set for Westminster Stadium tt"I~ ._ PILQ1 Sltlt ,.,.q ' INSPECTOR lluntington Beach l1•1<1yOr .J ack Green points to problen1 during re- cent 1nspcct1on t our of some ol city·~ older res idence.~. Council Tightens Lau;s 011. B11il<li11g I ndustrir1l Plants Col1nci\111an George r.t c:Crackcn pu! up ~ brief bat!l e bu1 lri~t 6-l as the Clly \'OltnCil r.1 ond<1y night appr0ved an nrclinance tightcnini; induslrial regula- lion.~ ne.ar residential areas in lluntington Dea eh. The ordinance call~ ror additional landscaping and open space for any in- dustrial facil ity buill adjacent to a single family residence. "It's just more hcauracracy,'' com- mente<I t.fcCracken, repeating his op· position of h\'O weeks earlier. "If we lvant industry we can't be loo restric· live," CoUilcilman McCracken thrn \.\"arned that Garden Grove' and \Vesln1ln~tcr 11.'cre luring industry nway from llun· Lington Beach. •·0ur city historically has looked hettrr lhan those Lwo," replied Councilman Donald Shipley. "Apparcnlly you haven'l sttn them recentl y," retorted McCracken, "you fihouldn 'l make statements with ou t knowledge.'' Councilman Alvin Coen pointed out that lhe Irvine Development, pointed to as the best industrial example in Orange Coun· 1y, is considerably more lllrlngenl tha n Jluntington Beach. The ordinance will rCf]uire ~O feet rir Eip&cc fron1 an industrial building IQ either of ils side boundaries and its rear boundary in a residential area. Beach Traffic Lights Get Co un ci l App1·oval A tol<.1 1 of $60 ,000 In Install traffic lightl'I 11t fnur inlersections alon~ Pacific Coa5t Jligh way ·was a pproved ~londay night by the Huntington lkach Cily Counr.il. lnt.cr,.;ecli ni;: strcels to rccc1vf' light.~ or lmprnvrmf'nll'! :ir(' lh1nlini;:lon, Lake , Main and Golden \Vest Sl rccts. lie charged that the c.ity'r Jaw on substandard homes was "immoral" and that the board of appeals was a "kangaroo court." Mayor Jack Green had asked Ferm why the people he represented had not appeared before the appeals board as allowed in the law. F'erm replied that the board was onl.Y sel up to interpret the law. "It is a bad law and you shoold declare a moratorium until the counci l has the chance to read the ordinance and change it, whatever t.ime it takes." A videotape of the dilapidated buildings under condemnation was shown to the packed council chambers. narrated by L.1larles Gerarden, city housing inspector. Building Director 0. C. "Jark·' Cleveland repeated that the <>Yi'llers had recourse lo lhe board o( appea ls. City Attorney Don Bonfa said he wa~ concerned about "the council jumping in and taking o\·er pr~du~ provided by the law. It is premature lo intervene nov.·.'' Bartlett's motion lost by the 4·3 vole '\'ith Councilmen D<>na!d Shipley and f;eorge McCracken supporting the mo- tion. Opposing were Mayor Green, and councilrnen Al Coen, J erry r.tatney and Dr. llenry Kaufman. Green concluded lhe Jong discussion with, "\Ve. never intended to put anyone oul or their home with no place to go , but \\'e do not want Lo circumvent the process of the law." Beach Youth Coalition Rapped for Donation The Youth Coalition CommiUee of Hun- tir;gton Beach received a light rebuff fro m Mime city councilmen Monday nigh t for donating city funds to other agencies. Councilmen Alvin Coen and Henry K.:ufman warned the city'.!! yo uth that 1noney appropriated for Youth C-011!ition activities should be spent specifically for th~t activity. The subject came up when it was noted that $100 had been donated to Help Linc. a communit y service combatting drug .abuse . "\\'e· considered Help Line as directly aHecting the youth of thill city," repll ed .lim Sampson, a high school student speaking for the Coalition. "lt's a good cause," said Coen, ''but we f an·t let the Youth Coalition u.se tax- Storie Jtlarkets NEW YORK (AP)-The 11toclc market continued a strong upward mareh on a broadening front in active trading late this afternoon. (See quotaUons, Pages 10-l I). Advances widened I.heir margin over declines in individual issues traded on the New York Stock Exchange, 849 to 474. payers' money when we don 't kn ow 11." /<.fayor Jack Green defended the youth, explaining that he had received v.•ord f'rnm U1ree o1hrr councilmen that the ex- pendi ture v.·ou!d be approved. "\Ve sin1p- ly forgot to have il on last meeting':» agenda," he said, "so I talked to some of the CQuncilmen afterwarrJs. '' The money \\'as profit from a dance sponsored by the Youth Coalition which had been backed by city funds. Councilman Ted Bartlett called for nlor'! thorough coordination of Coalition acti\'ilies with the Recreation Deperl· menL But Councilman J erry Mill ne.y replied that would defeat the purpose of allowing the youth to do something for themselves. The Youth Coalition had brought l"'O proposals before I.he council for approval. The first was a request for a student government day and the second a request for funds to hold a car rally. Councilmen asked the youth t o coordinate lhe .student government day with the schools and return with a specific proposal, tentatively setting the date for Nov. 17. The counci l authorized $176 for a car rally and dance Nov. 10. 'We Have Had It' Kopechne Say Autopsy 'WouldBeLikeFuneral' \YlLKl::S-BARRE. Pa. (UPI) -The r.1lhcr or J\tary Jo Kopechne testified to- d.i y 1hat pcr1nitting an autopsy on his d:iughler, killed in an accident involving U.S. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, "would be jusl like another funera1.·• "\Ve have had it," the father said at a hearing on a request by Massachusetts :iuthorities for an autopsy on the body of lhc 28·year-old \Va5hington secretary who Oicd last .July 18 in a tidal pond in Ken- nedy·i; submerged auto off Chap- paquidd ick Island, ~fass. The lather, speaking ln a barely audi- ble voice. said he and his v.·ife. who was nol in court, felt authorili<'s "had I.heir .::hance.. \Ve absolutely do not \Vant it new." f'~dmund S. Dini~. a Massaehuseu .. district attorney v.•ho is seeking the autopsy, did nol cross·examine Kopedine Ou ring lus one-mniute appearance on the stand. Dinis rested his case during the morn- in::: session after Cyril ~L Wechl, chief pathologist for Allegheny County (Pa_), leslified an autopsy on a. body exhumed a fter four lo six months could be "quite fruitful." Asked to estimate the value of an ex- llrnal examination done at the time the girl's body was recovered, Wecht said "To consider an external examination the EDISON BOOSTERS MEETING TONIGIIT Edison High School boosters club will hold its wttkly meeUng tonight •~ originally scheduled. The gathering will take place at 7:30 ()·clock in the school's faculty r oom careteria. c:id process of a medi cal and legal Jn. vesligalion is absurd." Dun Gifford, Washington, D.C., a legislative aide to Sen_ Kennedy who was ralled as a Y•ilnel'is by a Kopechne at- torney, Joseph F. Flanagan, said he wa!I CeJ~yed unlil July 20 in returning with lhe body to Pennsylvania because of bad \.\"Cather. He said he al.so thought "there was a que!!lion of whether there was a hold on the body for possible autopsy." Dinis, the first witness at today·,. srssion, testi fied he ordered an autopsy on the girl lwo da ys after she died but "'as told the body had bee n flown to Pennsylvania. After finishing his testunony, the district atlorney asked the court to place in the record a handwritten statement J\ennedy gave police concerning the ac- cident and a videotape of the ,,;enator's televised explanation of the tragedy. Judge Bernard C. Brominski denied the motion on lhe Kennedy police irt.atement and withheld decision on the videotape. Valley Officer Dies in Action Navy Lt Cmdr, Paul E. Wall, <>f 17706 Bay CircJe, Fountain VaHey, wa.~ killed in Vietnam action last week , the U.S. Defense Department announced today. Survivon include ·his wife, 1'-frs, Joan \\>'all, four aons, Martt, Scott, Chad and Paul, Jr.; two daughters, Pamela and Laurie; five brothers Carl of Edwards, Ford of Fort Worth, Hardy of Hot Springs, ~k., Lyon of Bakersfield and A. ll' of Robertsvl lle, Mo.; and two 11lsters, Mrs. Helma Smith of Spear5mith, La., and Mr11. Chrh1tine Willers of Garden Grove. Sex Class Answers 'Why?~ Cmdr. Walt had nearly D years or tervice in lt. Navy. Funeral arnngernents are pending et the Peek Fmftly Colonial Funeral borne in Westminster. Mesa Woman Tells Grove Scliool Approach to Course By THOMAS FORTIJNE Of ttw 1>11111" l'llM SN'ff '' If VD ill so easy to cure why ls there i;o much of it'?" the early-teen girl .asked. "People who have it wOQl go to the docto.. because they are embarra!l5ed about it," !laid • boy her a1e. ··Th-oy know they aren't supposed to," another 1irt in the seventh grade ctas11 ,;aid. "Artn'l supposed lo what?" asked the leacher. .. Have .sexual contact," O'Of: of the boy• .fiaid. "ll'!! not 3 law hut It'~ not rtc:om- n1cncte<1 unti l they are married . .'' 11 git1 repeated an earlier lOMOA-.aa :;he remembered it. J.' "The girl you do it to:•·,_,,... . :• began a boy. • "Don't say 'Do it.' ~f.C'O~ the teacher . • ·• Then the teacher sumiflld the point "You don't go to the d~ · · au:w: you had 11e.xunl intercourse. You 're em- barrassed because you trltow thiil i.s a no, no. Society's no, no. For your pro- tection . ., Thal's the way the discussion_ w'nt one recent day in the clamocnn fl. Mr~. Gordon tifoirsh, a Co!!ta ~1 esa· "6ident who leaches family life., iex tlUcatlon • and drugs le her acience ·clusts at Bell lntermedlate Sthool In Garden Grove. AooUler cl1ss. a11other hour, and ~ girl a.sked, "That VM, what's it celled .•. " "VD," she was reminded. " .. can yon gel it by kis5ing1'' ••it's possible, but Us not 8S ' great a posaibllity as with sexual inte.tcount," r.1rs . to.farsh said. .rDid 'it bother yoo to find ·out about vt'nerell dise11se?'' 11he asked lhe ct1s11. "11 did me. It would be nice lf theae things didn't e.rtst, but they do. "I haven't mellflt lo frlgllten you but If J did i!'ll because Mime or thfifie lhirlgl (8'e SEX CLAM, P11t Z) • Edison Player Remains Ci-itiCal · . . . M~ Naylol!I, 'Ji.Jei-r-okl junior-\·a'ririly . r00Cball 'pl1yer at ~Ison Hid:! Schoo~~r1> matns in cfitlcal cendltion W<!ay al tt.un- tin,um Jntercommunlty HospKal llotpit.al' offlcial1 aald 'the youth's con- dition h3d· not changed from Monday J Neylon coTI1pted Sa'turday 1fternoon following • gama with l..oara lligh and ' was·rushed to the horplLal with head ln- jutieii:. _ He rem ain., in· 'ttfit lnten11ive care unit Aofferinl( from 1 ·subdural . htm•to&I, v.hlch is internal bleedln1 In tbe brain. ~ .. 0 Marina Planning Hon1eco1ning for Big Grid Ganie r.Jarina Jlirh ~chflOl s111d,.nt~ 11rr already making-plans fnr lhl'lr <innu:i l homecomini:: \1·hcn the Vikin_gs wi ll facn their arch.foe.~. the 1 l1111tJ1H!to11 Rc:irh High School Ollrrs. ;JL Ilic \\'cstinln~tcr lln~h School Slnd1urn Nnv. 7. The. prC-l;!illTIC <l('t1vit11•-: II ill hr£:i n ,i t 7 ·4~ p Ill. With (he ln!r{ldUf'lll')ll or l f'n qu<'cn nominees on a flu~1 l des1gn"rl to carry out tins year's theme. of "'The N1,r~cman Con1 <'th ." Entertainment ,,.,.,)] be pro\·idcd b,v r-Tsrina·~ av.•ard.y,·inni ng Vik111.1: r-.larching B1i11d and the Valkvric IJnll Tc;in1. Half.time act1v1i1es w·ill cnnlcudr \Ytt!t the crowning of the llC\Y homecorn1ng queen. "Amerira's Junior 1\11~::.," .Jackie Henington, last ~car·<> quel'n, "·111 ol- t'ic1ate at the cere1nony. The ~r<id ilional homtico1nin~ danr" will br hl'.ld at 9 pm. Nov. 8 Ill 1hc 1'1ari na High School cafeteria. All alumni a rc in- vited t.o altend . Car Takes 'Vild Ride, Girl 1'oo The ()atn:;htrr of a \\r,.t1111nstc r car wash qpcra!nr lnnk a wild. unexpcct rd rirle through a cleaning f;icility ;it 6850 We stminster A\'e. anrl in!o e1n adjoining apartment building Monday morr.ing_ Police sa id Linda Brucl', HI. or 5021 Pheasant Circle. was placing a car on the conveyor line v.·hen she slipped :incl the rar tore through thr machine. The ricie ended as the vehicle smashed a large hole in a neilrby aparlmcnt u11it. Miss Bruce suffered only minor cuts and bruises in !he 10.42 a.n1 . a rcidC'nl. The car was c!C'an bul had a few lun1p.~ in it as a resu lt of the washin.i:. Orange Coast 1\1enther Those desert v.•inds arc s!fJw1n~ down and shoulrl .1:ivc. \1•;1,v 11'1 cloudy skits on Wedne~<!ay. Lonie for a tiigh of about 'i!"l on the Orange Coast and o~·cr the 80 mark inland. JNSWE TODi\ Y i\f1itua! J111uI Rl1nrrl1oldcrs hn ue lia<l a bad yrnr t1111l }111n11.- cial colunuiist Sylvia Potier dJ.~ c11sses wliat. ca1i ·he dope abo11 t 'it -if a11 yt11i11n -011 Porie 10 tcw:lay, f t':» the .start of a /ut1r· part sr.ries. C•l!lernlt I MlltlU l t ci ... 111..i ,...,1 ~tw1• ,.,.....,.. 13 Ct.,,1<1 11 Nolltn..11 N1w• I•' C••••worf n o...... ,..,,,,1 ' 0.•"' Nlllr•• t $Yl~I• l>lrlttt II EdlMrl .. '"'' I \Nl't• 1 .. 11 Enl11··111"'"Mll '' Jtoc~ Mll'tlll• 1•11 "'"-· 1•1• '•lt~l•••ll 11 ... __ ·-f ft1At1r• 11 ""'"' L...,..,, ll W1•tfttf I Mlilbl• • WO•lll N .... t (•I M"ll11•• ' w,..,.,,., NtW\ 1S·11 ., 2 DAI LY PILOT H $500,000 'Lost Body' Suit Delayed A dental surgeon's reluctance to ex-· 11mine the eight-yea r-<lld remains o[ a Lo n1ita y,·01nan -if irideed they can be found al \\'estrninster t-.lemorial Park - !rd to the delay r-.1ond:iy of Ronald T. fi.1cGinnis' $500,000 Superior Court suit agaJnst the mortuary. Attorney Dudley Cray ~·ill not now en. force the exhumation order obtained last \\'eek from Judge Claude O\.l•ens until he c::in engage a patholngist to study the re· mains v.hich he alleges were mislaid by fi.lemorial Park officials shortly after in· tC'rmcnl of f'.trs. Pearl G. fi.1cGinnis in 1961. "\\'e had hoped to have her dentist check the remains but he quile un· derstandably refused," Gray said. ''But \\'\?now have until fi.iay l -the new court date -to sel up some other mean s of idrntifica1ion. possihly by a pathologist,'' McGinnis. 65, now of Wilmington. suecl tlperators of the Westminster mortua~y Y•lth the allegation that the body of his wift' had been mistakenly cremated. Memorial Park officials insist Mrs. 1'-tcGinnis' remains are "on the premis· es." McGinnis argues in his suit that "con· dihor.s of chaos" existed in the mortuary at the time of his wife's inlennent and in· 11isls that she was cremated in error. He states that he paid in full (or a single crypt on Aug. 16, 1961, but a~~ to temporary interment of Mrs. fi.1cGuws in a double drypt at Peace Mausol~um pending completion of her own final resting place. Somewhere along: the line, 1'1cGinnis says, his wife 's remains were mUp\aced. And attorney Gray hopes to revive bis d~ before Judge Owens on 11ay 3. From Page 1 SEX CLASS ... are pretty frighlening," .she continued. •·There ls no v.·ay lo put 1c!ng on VD or drugs. Sometimes truth is more fri ghten· ing than a story:• Discussion turnffi on things the claM had learned \I atrhing mo\' if'~. For the se"X ed ucation part of the course thE"y are "Girl to \Voman" and ''Boy Ui 1\!an.'' mo\'i es v.·iilelv used for sepa rate showin,i;t to girls and boys in school districts 'that don"t have.a sex education program. f\;, written materials arc used for sex educ ation instruction in the Garden Gro1·e Unified District. nolhing that can be taken away from clas~ and snic kered Ol'P r. Instruction is all by movies, :-;peakers (particularly for !he drug por· tion) and class discussion. Parents are inl'il.ed to sit In class any time but not their o~·n child's class. A dai!Y assignment for the student.~ is to discuss v.·hat y,·as talked about in class v.·ilh I.heir parents. "How many of you can ask your parenl~ questions and get good answers;' f'.lrs. 1-farsh asked the class. About ha lf the children raised their hands. ''G-ood £or you guys," she :sa..id. "That's lerrtfic .'' \\lirn asked how they thought the course could be 1mprovP.d, students i;aid they v.·ere mnsl interested in drugs and would like to stt more time gi\'en to that. They rl1dn 't th1nk much or the ramily nre portion bccau.\c 1t v.·as boring. treated them llke sissies and didn "t tell lhem anylhin.1: they didn't already know. 1\tr~. ~larsh asked about thr ~r tduca- llpn porl!0n ;,nd one )Jirl \'Olunteert'd the opinio n, "\\'c're ro1ercd \1·hat nN'ds lo be .. 'Yr.~. r11:ht now for your a&r,'' ~Ir~. ~J arsh said. Gi\I Buihlini:: Burns r>'E\V \'ORK ft.;PI ~ -II llV'l>alarm fire 1n the new General :-.l otors Corp. building ~tonday af1emoon caused an f'stimated $\ million damage and a fifth 111·enue tra f. fie jam. .. DAILY PILOT (llANcoe COAST f'U•L•SHING COM,AN'W llob•rl tl. W 11d rru:.tml •nd '\Ot!lllh•• J ocO R. Cu•l•v Viet 'rnla1n1 •nd G•.,.r11 MtNttr Thom•• lt1o •il Ldo'Dr Tho"''' A. Muq>~i~t /,'1 ~191~~ ldolOt ,l.lherl W. 11+11 M .oclolt £d•IOI' H•Rllftftlt!I lt•cli Offio 309 5!h Sht•I Ma ili119 Addrtn: P.O. let 7•0, 92641 OIMr Olnl• ~I kKll: ~111 W""! 11•111•1• 'lltN~u• C"''" Mr1•: llO W~'t lov S"rrt UINM k°"~' J1J Fortll .. •tll~t L . ---()AIL V PILOT, ,.ll!o ,.l!ICl'I I• ''""''""" .... 1<t-·Prt>1, • eulll'"'°" ... ,,. '"~' !Iv,.. cby l'1 ·~••t• rdltlo•u lor """''ftq,.~ IBtodo. Founlollo v.ii.,r. CMI• M .... N•-,,..., ll•oCll •lld l."9111'11 IB•••"· ,,_ '"itl'I ·-... _.1 .,, ...... 0 ••11ft' C.0.\1 "~ti"• ... tft9 (ompo111• prltl•"°" plll!ll l ft It ~!! W••I 811to1 111•<1 , Nr,.ro<I llrKJ\,, I ncl )JO Wfll ft•• ~lrr!JI, (Mii N~W. ,,, ......... 17141 641-4121 f1o11t Wtt1..,l11tfft Cell 540·11JI Cleulfltl Attrml1litt '42·5611 c ...... ,111, 1t1t, or•nt• Ctotll Put111.,,,,.. ( ..... ro~Y "" ....... 1 rt11ir1. •lloJ•Htl"'I' .... llO•••I """" t • t <lvtlt!•l•mlftll "''''" ..,11 r.. ''"'"""''°' '"'"'°"' to:>tC!Ol ,.!mlu ..... cl CCPvr-.ftl 11•<1', kc•"tl '''" r.o•'.-;• ~'d 11 .,,MMlr1' .. .ell ,..., (<•'• N""' (olllr,rr •• 'c~'" n•l(.rl h ''""' l]oloO ..,0,.,,,,. '" "'"'' '~ ~ ,,_lfllJI l"llllllrt *111 .... llOftJ. S~tfl f"l!>11lll'Y, OA.ILT PILOT Stoll 'noTt Spirited Anteaters ll'aiti1tg for Word Diet Food Sales . Drop on Coast Dv .JANICE HEMfAN •DJ l~I Otllf l'llo! ill /I I 'ood ~;fl)rc~ along the Orang~ Coast hJ vf' 110111·rd a drop in sales of diet foods :ind drinks containing cyclan1ate, now banned by the federal government. Hii l many storE" managers are v.·ailing l11 hear frnn1 1hc1r ct>ntral offices, as 1\·ell <1" frun1 suppl iers of 1hc food . ltt!tallrrs hll\'C 11n1il Jan. I to rento,·e 1r1l' loods l'(Jntaining t y c I a 1n a t e , :;uspccted of causing cancer, from their s hrives. At Albertson's in Laguna Ikach, r 1.1n,1ger Jerry Ha ines said, .. \\'e v.•ill be dropping the eri:ire diet line by letting the stock run out. A few people are still burlng 11, hut v.·c ilre giving refunds now ;1:1d I nnagine sales \1·ill come to a st;• :·,us1 i 11." "They 1nay go back lo sucaryl (an fnl ifl e1a! s11 cctener 1hal contains no 11(.'lamate1. and 1 read some where that l ;rps1 1s going Lo l1sc a very srn<i!l :1111011111 11r suga r for their dil·l drinks,'' he <1d1J1.:d in haU, at least. .. ''As of now, we are not ant1c1pat1ni; pulling i't off the Shelves Ull\11 January," he said. fl.lei Lloy, manager of l\tarket Baske t, 1150 Jrl'ine: Ave., Ney,·port, is waiting to hear from the store's corporate ofrices. •·Not more than three peop!e wanted to bring the stuff bark," he said. "\\'e expect more. but \1·e're probably going lo lea ve 1t on the shelves and juSt Jet it run out.'' Cherry said customers had slopped buy· ing and v.·ere bringing back unopened cartons of diet soda. And at Riehard 's 1.ido 1'.tarket, 343:\ \'1a Lido, New port Beach, clerk J im ''\\'e have hi-en return ing their money because ~·e hal'e mainly good rstablisherl customers and we don 't want lo Jose them_" he said. At Thriftimart. 271}! l!arbnr Blvd, Costa 1\1csa. n1anage r ArL 1\yvazian said he 1.1·ould hear b,v the end of the day wheth er or not all diet soft drink s and olhrr cyrlamatc-conlai11ing foodstuffs \\'Ould be remo\'ed fro1n the shcl\•es. 1£ they are removed. Ayv azian said, thP store "v.'ould probably get credit on most of the items.'' UC Irvine doesn't have a football team, but that doesn 't mean it doesn't ha ve pep squad. These songleaders are currently appearing at UC I v.•ater polo games, where cries ot "ZOT" are music to Anteater fans. From left are Dottie Goforth, 20, \Vhiltier: Sue F rost. 1 ~. L'pland : Su r !1 111. l'.'.l , Pain .<\Ito ; Elise Smith, 20. Orange : Jlenny \\'1bor,:::. 13. Temple City: Ann Preston, l!l, \\'oodl;:1nd lf1ll!'. Pam Viele. 19, Calabasas, and Ade le Ca~so, 13, Fountain Valley. At llr0rcl's tllarkc1. 283 Broad1\•ay, Laguna BC'ach, Gl~n Acord said. "We·rc going :ilong wilh the companies that sell the merchandise and are still lea ving il on th·~ shch·es. \\lc\•e had no ref und re· fjlle~t1> .. , Rut he add ed th:it the independent ~tore i:. now selling ··1·ery little., in the \ray 01 1liel drinks. At SaFewav, 1000 Bayside Drive, 'N ell1JOrl Beac·h, manager Bob Clark !laid t!icit 5alcs of the diel food '"have been cut "One customer v.·ho brought so1ne stuf{ back \\'JS a llttle Insulting. but lhai·s the on!v trouble we'\'c had." he said. "J\1ost of ihe people hare been very nice, and of course v.·e give them 1heir money back i( they ask for it." He rt'ca\Jcd the cranberry scare of 10 yea rs ago. Huntington Holding l(ey? "The tranberry thing was bcc;iusc they lhought there \\'ere insecticides in the cranberries , but after a while people 1\·ere buying them again like nothing had e\·er happened," he noted. At anolher Costa t1 esa grocery, Alph.t Bela·s store at 241 E. 17th St., J im 111 · ing"11·orth. the manager, said, ''It's too early to tell if there·s been any drop in ~ales." Newport's Bi.d for Inland Route Depends on Beach Protest, Raps Davis Ruli11g By JEROME F . COLLINS Of tho D•!ll' P'l'91 U1ll Huntington Beach may hold the key to Newport Beach's hopes for an inland routing of the Pacific Coast frer1\·ay 1.1·estof the Upper Bay, Newport Planning Director Larry Wi!S()n said f\1onday. \\'ilson, in a talk before Ney,•port }!arbor Chamber of Comm Prce directors, said the ideal inland routing v.·ould bf' one that h<'ads dov.·n towa rd Nc1.1·port frnn1 the \·icinity of the adopted alignment at B<'ach Boulrvard a11d Adam s Avenue in llunlington Beach. From there. il 11·ould ctlt soul h11·rsterly -or diagonally -across Huntington Beach territory, across the ril'er, acros.~ Ba nning Flats behind .N<'wport Shores and v.·ould pass Hoa r; 1\lemona\ Jlnspita l on the north. Cont111uing lhe diagonal, it v.·ouid slice south o[ Clay Street cast of t\ewport Boule\'ard and ult1mJlely con· net'! v.·ilh lhc adnr1 ed ('Oas1!1nc·hugging rouU" in lhr area of 11ie Ball>O;i Ba y ('luh. "This alignn1ent," said \\'ilson , "rnig:hi be favorable to the Highway Commission because it would be a mile shorter than the existing route. ''But this is a question that obviously Involves the Ci!y nf Huntington Beach, hecause it goes across an area v.·hcrc. rapid development (n1ostly residenlia!J JS taking place .. , Scl'eral years ago, Hu ntington Beach stipp:irted ;in 1nl11nd alignment for the lree1\·ay. It got one , as far inland as Beach Bou!e\·ard and Adams Avenue_ Bul from there. the adopted route slires <1hn1plly loward the coastline 1n the area vf Beach Boulevard and Coast Highway. Since then. \\'ilson reported, Huntington Reach city officials have sho~·n no en- U1u s1asn1 for further involvcn1ent Jn !.he route rontroversy. •·Jf we can't gain the cooperat ion Ill ll untinglon Beach on this," said \Vil son, ",\/ewport's only altt>rnative is to 1ry rro i:rt lhr state 10 S\1·1ng lhe roulc heh1nd lln:1g i\1en1orial star11ng :it a point ;i~ Brookhurst and the highway."' H1111tiI1gto11 Stole11 Ca1·d Case Linl{ed to Rohhe1·y A Hunungton Beach pol1cr ca~ 1n· volving stolen crechl cards m11\·cd 1n -La;:una Beach ll')d a\' as rcihce snughl In r1uest1on tYi o :suspt'cts nn an ar1ncd rob· bfrv in Laguna. On Ocr. 16, ~hchael Richard Conklin . 21!. of 17~6 \\'rstrl1 ff Drl\'t>, f\ewport Bea( /1, rePQrtcd t(J L:1guna rollre th:it 11r h.ld p1rked up tv.·o 1nrn 111 llunhngtn n He ach and g1,·en them a rirl e to Liii:una 11here !hey ;i\lrgMly p111lrd a knife and 1001\ hi s.-v.·;ill<'t cr•n1;11111ng !ll'lll('Y and crrdit c.i rdl' Tnat night. Huntington !3each p<1l1re, alrrtrd hv credit card cnn1pa11ie5. pic kc1I up George Brinley. 20, of \\'est ll ol \;.-·11·ood :incl Cunis Andcr,on, IS, of Long Beach. as Brinlev anempr ed to 11sr a crrd1t rard to riiakc a purcha5c ln a c)o\hing store. Anderson. \\'h!l ~·as not in pnssrss100 nr any of the credit cards, \\as released, but Request Studied For llealth Spa A request for a heallh .spa in Founlain Valley will agaln appe;:1 r on a bncf ph1n· ning commission agenda al 7 .30 p.m., \l,'etlnesday. Planners had delaved a previous public hearing on the he3\th i;pa in (lrdrr lo 11uesllon the applicant. Beverl y Anderson. operator of a similar facility in Ne~·port Beach. Onf' ot her Hern, ;i reQ11rst lo srrvr brer nl Phil's !'.texican Food, IS also schtdu!rd for a public hearinf;. Two Arabs Sentenced For Anti-Israel Acts HEBRON, Occupied Jordan (l"PI) - An Israeli military court ~lonrlay i::en· 1cnced two He bron Arabs to 20 year!> in prison for anti-Israeli activities. Israeli ~ecurily forces chnrged the Arab~ monitored radioed commands from Al Falah guerrillas ln An1man, includln,:: an ordeo· lo Sf't off a tnickload of explos1\·es in downto~'TI J enisalcm. Thry were sc 1z- t.cd bclore they could do it, l.srael $id. • ( p1rkl"l \!fl again later a~ a sv~pecl in a !!un11ni:;1on Beach burglary ca!'<'. Con1paring notes on the m1ss1n~ tard~ :ind Conklln's dcscrlpt1on of h 1 '> :..;;s.'.lilanl s, the two police drparlments 1fcriderl 1hcy apparently 11·rrc 11·or k1ng on the .!>ame case. flr1nley v.:as br ollght to Laguna Bra rh J,111 '.\1onda y to face arraignment on 1hf' ,,r111rd rifbbcry cou nt His cornp:::rri1011 11 111 f,,, 111rkr<! 11p hy l.a .'(una Beach policr , !hrv rrportcd, v.·hen the l!un11n,':1 on Bea.:h hurglary m<itter is ta1 e11 care ol . '.\1ranwhile. po ller in both ('Illes arr )f10 k1ng for the rest of the stolen credit (';irds. Ocean Vie'v OKs Try for $60,000 In State Funds Tru!'!er!' l'lf the: Ocean ViPw Srhnril f11!'trict J\1onday said they seek S60,000 in federal funds for a library at Park \'icw ['.ch{'l()l. The money will become av11ilable under 1he E!en1entary and Secondary Edur;i.tinn Art. according lo Dist. Supt. Clarence Hall. ll:rll ~ai~ Park View Schoo1 \\;t:o; .~elrc1cd bccau!'e: ii has 1.i'H' requ irerl n1Hn· l'lf'r of !'qu are feet available for a libra ry flf l hi~ type. ' !Ir added that the sum of monr.I' \1oul d rrpr<'sPnl about 7,000 volume.~ of hooks :ind t;J 6.QOO 1n audlo-\·isual tf"arhing aids. "P.~lahl1shmt'nt and o~ratirin of a l1hrary or lhis type denlonslrJtcs the f"rlncstinna\ value of an adequate school l1br!lry or ins1rurtional materials cen1c r ~f'T\·ing child ren and teachers in a single :i11f'ndance area," he said . "It will be of rlirccl benefit to the children of this d1 t!rfc1.·· 111 olhcr action, the trustees approvt<l r -.:f)f'n1lilure at $100 per school to purchase eQll lpTTlt'nt to be used in an aftrr-school rccrcauon program bt'ginning i'\.11· :1. The rity·sf>Onsorrd program will IX': of. frrl'fl from 3 30 p.m. to 5 pm. al abnlli 11'1 of the district's ~hools. 111e Iota I cost of lhr proi:irain, "'ilh lhe exception of e<JUip- 111cnt. i~ raid for by the Ci1y nf llun· t1ng1on Beach . But he !nllicatrd little optl111isr11 a ~.:iut !he sla te finding that an ncceplable nlternativc. "Fra11klv. I think th is \viii he 1!ifficult 10 !'C'll !u 1lic .~tatr ." hf' !'fl ld. "ll v.ould be slightly ](ini;t·r than lhc ;idoptc<l mulr." r\e11·port c11;. rriunr1hn<'n Li st 11·cr \.: in· '-lructed the ir ~taff to rrc p<1rc a prcsrn· tation arguing for reopening nf route hearings hy ~hr ll ii::hway Comm ission. \\'1lson !'aid 1t 1• poo;~1blr'th<' prrsrn1;1tr.:ln v.ill IJc rnll<li! at the co:111niss1on·s November or J anuary t11<'rt1 ng_ lie s;ud, hn11·evrr. lha t !he ci!~'·s ''he~t position" would be to agree on a sprcd1c alrcmative route . "If we h:t\c ii \Vlile npen,'· he s;i id. "wr. r ,1n"t bl't l)Jf' ('01\!'U rl l'll{'I' "' r(\~·ljl '.\lcsa," Offlcia ls in that citv h<h'C :-;i1d thaL 1f NewJlljrt 11:i11ts to rr·r:iu1c 1he frcr1\;1y. lh<il's all r ight with 1hrn1, ds trn1g as 1t stays in t\rwport. Newport '.~ pre i;f'n l:111on of fl prrt'I~<' :il1 gnn1ent 1(l !he :-late would as!>L1ag1' ,111y Co~ta :-.1esa r.oncern, \V11.o;on i11d1ca1 crL Counclln1r11 last week :igrerd Cn.,ta :--tesa terr1torv !'hould nol be tou!'hrrl by ;iny nc\v roiitin~. Tlut thf',V voiecd na prf'frrrnrr for ,1ny p.1 rticul;1r al1gnn1t.'!'\t. 11h1ch wou ld. nl nrec~~1ty. cut n hur•', 10· J.1nr :,11;11h through l..i ewport [lr1gh1~ \\'1ls11n tnltl ehambc r dlrf'r1or.:; lhnl thr r·oJ~t Freev.'ay , as now planned b) the !>\;t!r. 11 ou1 c:· -\\'ipc nu! n1n•l h11~ n<·--.r~ n11 111,. n'lrlh i.lrlf' ol \\'r~t l p,1~t l\1,:11·.··•. tr• 111 111r r11·f'r 11 1hc ha1 T.ikr llul a· h1i.: ··hunk of lloa; \J.·111r.r1:1I lln!'p!lill prPprrjv .i!nni;: \hr> .~out hr rn f'di,:r. -l'rri·l11dc :in• tl\,1r111,1 ,i,.-.rl11p:11• 1 ! 1-.Pihn(t Nr1.1·por! Short'"'· -Hr~u lt in ;i 25·1001 h111h !111 11a\\1 ot ••If \\'r:-t Ne\\•port'~ l1t'.tc)1 ,,rr,1 frnn1 Ilic r1·~\ nf the ron1n1un1\1·. Concerni ng pn!'~lh\r 11 a 1 r r 11 .:i v ~ 11p~1 rra m of 1hr ~<i nl.1 A n~• ltl 1'r. \\11~"11 ~:1Hl 1t I' 11nl1kcly till' c·11v 11·uuld 11" .-.111·~ 1 .. ('On11n1." tl1c ::,trilc l•1 !'h,1n~!." 1h•' t'llt1t1ng nn the bi1s1' o/ :i s ,,\t'I 'ti'· r,.futabl c.'' plan:. tu build a 111<1r;n,1 111 Ille :1rrn. YOUR WATCH'\; lnCC'ni;ed hy a court blockade of the fir· i• :; r f l CLA co n1munist instructor ;\r.~cl a T).11·1s, Aseemblyman Robert ll. li:irk~ I It-Huntington Beach) tod ay joined ;; rltolrU5 t1f prot esting legislators. The 01·ertu rn1ng in Los Angeles Superior Court of l\1iss Davis' dismissal l•·d llu rkc 111 dt•1nand todety lhat loyalty 'l:tth !rgis!ation he introd uced in the past ~1 ~:-inn be appro1·ed as soon as possible. ··Ti-.is measure \\'ould requi re a stall'· n1rnt llf lflyalty for all stale emp!oyes 11 hi::h wo11ld fu lfill the ed icts of the U.S. S11prc1ne. Court." said Burke, \\'ho feels th r J).ivls ct1se may swing it. "'l 'lt" 1r1ed in the past to gel a loyalty oa th v.-hich would accom plish this ap- 11ro1 cr! but the npponcn!s pooh-poohed thr IH'rd by ~tJt1ng nothing like this ever ln1pprn; \\'ell it ha s happened," he. said. Burkes' mc;i~urc \VOUld in part stale 1'1;-.t 11·iit'n :i11y 11ubl1 e ctnployc advocates, or l' ).(nDwingly a rnen1bcr of the Corn· 111uo1~t pt1rty or ;iny organization he h11riv. s adl'oc;ites the O\'Cr1hrow of U.S. or l :i!1lr.rn1 a ~ovcrnmenl by force or 11'll"nee, 11·11 h the 1nlc nt In furthrr suth ;111 .'1111. thi~ 11oui:l be !'uf!ic1cnt caus:: for d1sin11:.s<.11. l'nyc 1 l{AFFE R1'Y . • • .'-" ,r·t,. ',i!led J11dgc Pach! a 'career t• !t15t ·· The-1\rcad1 a Republican c.ited a 1'117 rcpi1r t of the Legislature':s Ln· .\n1rrtl'<111 At t111ucs Con1n1hlee whlch , · olrd \h;J! Jn 1945 Pacht v.as a guest 1-1, ,1J.,r r bt;forr the An1eri can Youth for lh1n •1cr:H·), 11 h1c h 1hc con1mitrce con· I• •11h·d • luilo v.s the Co1nn1un1sl Party l111r." 1 ·.i· 111 .lrLl 1nrr! 111 !'whardson s :starcinent. I 'l 1,l, 1•1"1mme11t o n He was 22 in l'our Omtg,, SilltJ &: Scn.i.ct Agtncv He added, "If the public doesn't want 1n blly them, I guess v.·e'!l take them ofr the shelves." In Huntington Beach, thc manager o{ \'on's store 90, v.·ho decHned to identify hirnself. said, "Any information on thil has to come out of our El Monte head· quarters." Beacl1 Planners Get Second Looi{ At Ga s Station Standard Oil Company's much-de bated st•rvice station comes before the Hun- tingto n Beach Planning Commission again tonight at 7 o'clock in the City Co11rci l Chambers. Tl:e station, proposed for loca t1on at 11ic southv.·est corner of \Varnrr Ave nue ;il'\d Golden Wesl Street, became the (.~r.ter of a controversy over rsthetic desig n some \\'eeks ago. ~leanwhle, a cit y attorncy·s report forv:arded to the planning commission hac: disclosed that therc v.·ould be nothini;: illegal about requiring ga ~ :stations lo bC f1 r.~t appro\'ed by the. Design Review Bnard. Sr\rral city councilmen. i ncludin~ ;1!;.,vor Jack Green ha\c conlrn<led that rf'f'fnl gas stations do not con1e: up 10 r .=thet ic standards. lra\·i ng much lo be de~ired in thr lr dC's1g11. 1\t tonight's meeting the plannrr, 111;.iy rf'fc r the ~talion plans to the rev 1t'w hQard rnr the first Lime, 1n1l1J1Jng J ne·,.,. Cl!" poliC'}' Also scheduled for pla nning com· mi~~ion ar fion is a use rcnn11 for !he rx· 11an~1on of :in c-x1:,1111g eri111 ,1lr~crnt hv~p1 !al into an 8(}·bcd :.n1all i;:cneral ho~pi1al. Th e present hosp11al. oprr;:i1cd b.v I I. B II . 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I I i ' I t I . . . . ~·~·~.:-:.-:-.~.:--..".·--:~~,..,.~~·-;--;~~"ri1~~FF'lr-1'l""tr":',.~c~•:.•P'.'.'r.~1~.~Pc .. ~'·;:~·••r-.•""''_,';',...,'-•'"'• ... •"'""••..,,..,,.,,.. ... , ... ,,~,, ...... ,,,,,,~,~·~··""'·'•>,..,,•,.-.... , ..... ,..,, .. , •• ...,,,..,..,,=> ... ~• ..... ,.. .. 1, T11Hd.1r, October 21, 1%9 H DAILY PILOT :J Panel Seeks Air Transport Problem Solution By nuo1 l\'IEDZIELSKI During the ncxl decade n1a11y serious proble1ns Jl)U~t be solved 1( our air transportation systc111 Is Lo happily co-ex· tst with the community. \\'hat can be done <ibout these problem.~ and how they mny possibly be solved beca·me the subject of a panel diseti!isiori today bet\\-·een four e,;pcrlS al the annual meeting of the Aincncan lnstllule <JL Aeronautics and Astronautics I r1 Anaheim. ?l:lajor General Clift()n F. Von Kan n /USAF-rel.), now vice president of opera- tions and eng1netr1ng at I.he Orpartn1ent or Transporlalion In Washington 0 .C., said, ''A CiJllision between our technology and the qllal1ty or our life appears im- minent. If these problems go unsolvet.l our civilization wi!I be torn apart.'' He cited this organization in the transportation industry as one of lhe ma. JOr maladies, saying "fro1n th e ARTIST 'S DRAWING DEPICTS McDONNELL DOUGLAS CONCEPT OF SO-MAN SPACE STATION Spinning Through Space, A Giant Lab From Which to Probe fhe· Unknown Space Station Plans Told H1tnti11 gto1i's Alltronautics l 'hief Predicts 1975 Orbit Designs fur a 12-ni:in ear\11-0rbiling &pace station \\·ere rcv!'alc<l l\londay by An engineer for f\1 cDonncll Dougla.! As1ronauLics Company In 11Unlington Beach. Speaking before lhc annual meeting of the Am<'rican 1nstitute or Aeronautics 21 nd Astronautics iri Anaheim, F'ritz C. Runge, l\·1cDonncll Douglas program manager for advanced space sl<:1 tlons, said lhc s!Jl\on C'OUld he pl.1ccd Into orbit by a Saturn V clrr1vat1ve V'ehiclc by 1975. Shuttle vehicles of an advanced lifting body confijlur:ition. lie sa id, could ferry the cre1v lo the orbi1ing co111plcx, ir !he t·urrent r;i te of technological progress contin ues. ''In three to !il'e vears," Runi::e ~aid, "Ulis 12-man space s"ta tion could grow in· l.o a SO-nu1n space base by lhP addition nf r sscnt1ally duplicate modules to the origH)al onr. "As many a~ f11·e n1odulcs wi1h dif· fcrent types of e xper1n1ents could be clustered to form such a space b<ise lra\'ehng :ibotil ihe earth 1n a circular 250·nautical-n11le p;!lh. Each modulr. v.·otild be a fi ve-floor ~tructurc, 33 feet in 2 Officers Eject As Jct 'fraincr Plunges in Sea Two unit cor11manding offi cers ejected '.lafel,Y five miles ;it sea of[ Laguna Beach Monday, after lhcir jet trainer developed control trouble on a flight from El Toro 1Iarine Corps Air Station. They were picked up by a helicopter from lhe Marine Corps Air Station Santa Ana, while lh!! crippled TA4F' Skyhel'·k trainer do\'c in to the ocean, disintegrated ;ind sank. rrhe pi lot \1•:1.~ identified as Lt. Col. Jlerbcrt L. \Ynghl, 41, rif I 220 Candlcwood SL. Orange. commanding of· ficer (Jr lleadquarters and Maintenance Squadron 33, sccording to b a s e spokc~man. Copilot was Ll. Col. Jerry 1-:. Kehrlc., 37, of 1722 Mi!che!l Ave., Sanla Ana cnm· manding oHie£r or r.tarlne Air Ba:r;e Squadron 33, '"'ho, like his rnrnpanion, escaped injury when forcrd lo ditch. Authorities ~aid the men cncounl<'red dirficulty with the aircraft's control ~ystem bcfore heading it out to !lea and bailing (}ff the C1:last at Emerald Bay. Ac tor Paul Lukas Injured .iu Accident PAL~l SPRINGS (UPI) -Ac.ademy Aw"rd·wlnnlng actor Paul Luk.a!', 75, suf. re.red a fractured col:irbone and ribs ~lnnday nrght \\-'hen his car "·as :-;1rlcsw!ped and II. struck a utility pole. Lukas, "·ho lives hcrl', v.•as a1one al lhe I 1mc of the :iccidcnt . which occurrrd two h!OC'ks fro1n Dcsrrt llospilal. A hospita l i:.pokesm11n dcscr1brd tuii injuri es a~ "'ve ry pa1n£ul.'1 diameter and 40 feet in \engl.h." Once placed into orbit, the primary purpose of the station will be to provide an extra-terrestrial base from which to conduct experiments in astrcmOmy, space :;cience, met.eorology, marine life. geol- (}gy, air and water pollution, crop disease and other global phenomena. Special m aterials may some day be processed in the \Yeightlessness and vacuum in outer space and expcrimenl.3 in that direction \\'ii! be conducted hy the Ilrst men to inhnbit the station as wCll. As an example of such production, Runge cited the possibility that vaccines can be grown faster ln space, th us pro- viding a quicker reaction capability to counter epidemics on earth. Runge sald the space base would scr\'e ;is lhe control center for the free.flying niodules ,1·hich '1ould n1ainlain a separale orbit becau~e of effluent and vibrations problems that might affect the e~ne.riments. The unmanned modules would he capable of carrying out thei r 011'n scien- tific explorations automatically and coul d be docked to the central base at will, ac· Lording to Runge. Portions of the base could be rot;ilcd around a central core ln providc artificial gravity for visitors unfamiliar \>.'ilh ex· tended periods ol weightlessness. Si:t 1nonths "·ould be the maximu1n t\mc a cre\\·man would remain 1n space ba~e, according to Runge, Electric power would be developed either through large !iiOlar panels or through nuclear power if the. technology IS sufficiently advanced at that time. B(:twcen 25 and 100 kilow<it!s of electric: JX!Wcr ll'ill be nel'essary to op~ratc equip- 1nenl in the st;:i tion. That is 2J to JOO limes as much cleclricJl j}O\\'er as in the avcr;.ge Southern Ca!ifomia hQ111c. fl1 cl)onnell Douglas :;cicnt1sts Robcrl L. <"lt•rva1s and Vern D. Kirkland s;;1d power l"l'qUircments for the 50-man base v.·ould be mcrcased to JOO-kilowatts and ""ould he.!'l be hand led by two nu clc;1r reactor ~y~tc1ns v.·l'1gh1ng 50,000 to 75 ,000 pounds. lniual powrr requiremcnl fur the 12· n1;1r stalion \rould be about 2S k1lov.·a11s. 1\l<·Drinnrll Do11gla<; J<; nnr nf '"'" Orange County space industnr<; '"ho 1-1•ete recrr.tly awarded 1wn p.1r:illrl <lesi~n fea~1h1h1y t•cmtracts for ~11<1rc :;t;1tions hy /\i\Si\. The 01h1'r 1-. r\onh American .nockwell Corporat1rin·s SLJaCC s yslenlii di\ 1s1on in Seal Beach. Martial Law P1·oclai1ned In Cliile Army Revolt SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) -President Eduning anny rebellion in lhis copper-rich land where U.S. firms h;ive about $l billirn in mining in· vc£lments. 'f"·o army un its or the 2nd Division. based in S:intiago, rebelled early in the cla y, and '''ilhin hours there were persis- tent reports thal other unils ll'ere joining in_ The government announced it was lacing "an attempt at military sedition.'' A presidenlial decree read lo the nation over radio and television proclaimed the state of siege, which is a modified forn1 of martial law. Steinl1aus Rites Scheduled Friday r.temorial funeral ~rvi~ for famed lJC Trvine scientist Dr. Edward A. Stc.inhaus will be held Friday. Dr, St.cinhaus, 54, of 241fl Blacl..1hom St., Ne.wport Beach, died Monday morn· ing in his i;!ecp. f.femorial services will be al 11 a m . Friday a t Corona de! r.1ar Community Congregational Church, 611 Jleliolrope Ave., the. Rev. Phillir Murray officiating. Privale burial wi ll follow al Pacific \'i"1v ~1emorial Park, Corona del l\1ar. Or. Steinhau.~ is survived hy his wiff', r.l::i t:>rs: rhildren. Tirn <inrl Cindy, of th~ home, and ?l·largarlt Gor.tz, of Holhuwt: hi!! moth('r, 11>1r~. 111 I cc Stetnhnus, .:tnd hrothcrs Rnlph, Jnhn and J ames. Tl1..:. crisi.~ in Chile, which has not had a military coup in more than 30 years, lollo\l'S by only a year on a rmy revolt which seized power in Peru, and a more recent military upheaval in Bolivia, fn both or \\-'hit"h cases t.;.S. firms "'ere sciz. ed. In \V:ishington officials sairl the issues in lh':.' Chilean uprisin~ related If) military pay levels and other improvements in the status: of the 1ni1Hary. The controversy het\veen lhc govcrnn1enl and off icers lry~11g to force changes has been building up fur wcrks. A CIA spokesman said the agency had been aware of devcloprnerils leading lo this turn or events in Chile for lhe last 6 week s. The leader of tile unrising in Chile ap- peared to be Brig. Gen. Rohcrto Viaux f\.fnram!x1, who was promoted lo general ()ffiLc status nine mnnths ago and then retired from command of 1he Isl infantry d'1vision al Antofa gasl.1, 500 mites north of Sanliago. His retirement stirred new unrest a mong army officers already disaffttted because or their low pay. Billy Graha111 lo !\lark Nixou Prayct· Day WASHINGTON (AP) -The Rev. Billy {;raham will rleliver brief remarks and a benediction WM ne.<:(lay at a "Nritional Oay of Prayer" breakfast al U1c \'{hite I louse. Presidt.nl Nocon has invi!.('(l prayl'r Rrou ps fro1n the House and Senii le. to a!· 1rnd the breakrast, an<! " scna1or will re:id the. scriptures at !he oh~r\lance. pas.seDger's viewpoint the transportation system is anything but a 1ystem. One wonde.rs why things hang together as well as they do." "I've got a bellyrul or all this bitching about our problem.!i." :said George Had· daway , another panel member and publisher of Flight M:igatine in Dallas, Texas. "We've got to take advantage of Trouble Hinted the-things we have l'Oinl for us 10 that we can stop crying in our beet." Haddaway said he felt opUmi..stic about solving these problems becauae industry and government representatives are finally getting together "on the tllh. hour." "Our problcw can be aolved becaw• Soviets Ready Space Station ... By EDWARD K. DELONG U~I SP1c1 Wrlttr 'rile. first manned space station to orbit the ll'Orld may bear the red hammer and sickle of the Soviet Union. Space experts attending the annual 111ec1ing of America's most prestigious aerospace society Monday in Anaheim said the Russi ans already have flight tes!f:ci all the elements of an embryonic :>pace station and may soon attemPl to crc:ilc one. A 1najor puu.le, they said, is why no such station was put together during the flight of Soyuz 6, Soyuz 7 and &lyuz 8 this 1non!h. The. answer may be that !rouble developed during I.he flight, they said. Fritz C. Runge, space station program 1nanager for the McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Company of Huntington Beach, .. aid the three space vehicles - carrying a total of seven cosmonauts - constituted the :sections for "modules" or a total slation. .. They had space station equipment up there," he told a news conference at the ~\x th a1U1ual meeting or tile American ln ~1 i!u le of Aeronautics and Astronautics. ''They esscnUally have a minor space station right now that ls flightworthy. t don't know why they dldn't use it longer. They may have had trouble." Another possibility, Runge said, is that the Russians were testing I.he iitatioa components individually before trying a fligbt to link them up - a technique <i!ready demonstrated on earlier Soyuz flights. 1-le said he would not be surprised il the Russlans tried another flight soon to link up several vehicles. The Russians. although p o s !!i i b I y operating on a faster timetable than the U.S. are not ahead in developing the technology to build space stations, said Charles R. Ellsworth, of the U.S. Space Agency. Ellsworlh, manager of the agency's early space slation program at Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala ., said the U.S. today has all the technolog ical know-how needed to build :-;pace station. U.S. plans call for a three· man orbit.al workshop in 1972, followed in 1975 by a 12-man space station that would be enlarged, sect.ion by section, until it became a 50-man .!ipace base by 1980. Plans for tile space stat.ion were a ma- jor toplc at the meeting today and Mon· day. Japan Students Rampage 111 Tokyo Against U.S. TOKYO (UPI) Hu ndreds of lhousands or left-wing students rampaged through the streets of Tokyo and clashed V.'ith police today in an antiwar den1onstratlon with violent anti·American 01·ertones. The students halted commuter tra'ins. J111rled firebombs in surpr ise attatks on police cars and public buildings, battled police v.·ith tom up chunks of pavement ;ind tried in vain to invade U.S. air bases to bQm b lhe1n. Lesser disorders hit other Japanese ri11 cs and police announced 1.120 perso ns had been j;:iiled in the country, 718 o[ !hem in Tokyo. Police said 4fl civilians 11·crc injured and 21 police, most of them burned by flaming Molotov cocktails. Al Tachikawa U.!'i. Air Force Ba~e n11l1 tary police arrested Shinji Kato, 24, "·ho tried to crash into the ba se in a rented car and blow up a C130 cargo plane \\'lib dynamite because Amerlca.n lfcavies t Llsses Since Lull Began; 14 Americans Die SAIGON IUPI) -Communiques from U.!'i. headquarter.o; toda y li~ted 1-4 An1ericans dead end :1i wollnded -tbe heaviest single day of losses reported since the batlefield lull began six. weeks ago. A Iola! of 166 Viel Cong and North Viet- namese were killed in the fightlng -the S<'Cond :successive cla y of increased COTll· bat marring the lull that began Sept. 17. Spokesmen for Gen. Creighton \V, Abrams. the U.S. commander in Viet- tiam. said the American C<Jmmand con· siders the Juli st ill in effect d<'spite the nPw fighting and report.s of impending Communist attacks. As lhc level of combat increased, so did the rate (}f the latest American troop \>.'ithdrawals. Heridquarters said a bat- talion of the 4lh Marine. Regiment, 2,300 men. had begun withdrawing to Okinawa Sunrlay and would be gone by the weekend . planes were used fn Vietnam. He was caught beneath the plane the dynamite still int.act. Another man tossed a homemade bomb over the fence of nearby Yokota Air Force Base and escaped. The bomb failed to explode. Police said an estimated •:>0,000 perSQns took part in Ule mostly violent demonstrations in 594 points throughout !he country, including all major cities, in demanding tiiat the United States im- mediately tum Okinawa back to Japan. The protesters forced a halt to subway and rail service in Tokyo. lncidenl.5 were reported at t\\-"O U.S. Air Force bases on Tokyo's oulskirts. Sludent..s overturned a utomobiles, r ip- pini; apart police sentry boxes and hurled f.·!olot.ov cocktails. They tri~ to stack up the cars to fonn barricades but fled when police arrived. As if to reafflnn U.S . ..Japanese Lies, Prime. f.finisle r Eisaku Sat.o conferred !his afternoon wilh fonner \•ice president Hubert ll Humphrey who had offered to call otr !he meeting because of the demonstrations. 17 Dems Sponsor Anti-oil Bill \VASHl NGTON (AP) -Seventeen Ca!ifomia Democratic Congressmen are sponsors of a bill to suspend oUshore oil lasing unlil lhe fedual parkland purchase fund is fully released. If the bill passes, Rep. Jeffrey Cohelan said Monday, oil produce.rs might be bet~ tcr able lhan con.servationisb to persuade the Nixon administration to spend for parks at the authorized r ale or $200 million a year. 11iis year only $124 million will be spent, said Cohe1an, the bill's chief sponr<0r. He sald the Polnt Reyes Na· tiC1nal Seashore is one place where ad- ditional land shou ld be boughl Off~hore oil lea~ing fees are part of the Land and Water Conservation Fund, we ha'·~ th~ technology 3ncf the money," he added. But he pointed out the ntt'1 t<> de\•elop some concret.e short and long range plans. He said in his hometown of Dallas, lhe mayor through the aid of lhe community , developed a series of objectives called "Goal:. for Dallas" lo which community m~mbers and airline industry people might address themselves in finding • solulion for the problem. John F. Collini;, professor or urban af- fairs at ~1IT and former mayor of Boston, said the expansion of airport facilities alwa~·s encounters th e ob- jections of the local citizenry for air lrar. fie, noise and safely reasons. He off<'red some suggestions, however, on ~w to make e:ristlng airports realize their present potentials better. _Collins said that a change in the airport-use pricing schedule to fa vor commercial aviation is definitely needed. Increases in the landing fees \\'Ould ef- fecli\'ely clear tbe runways of much of it.! current general aviation traffic, he sug- gested . In addition, he said, airlines shl'}Uld raise their fares during certain hours of the day lo eliminate congestion durin~ pea_k periods. "\'Ve should discourage P.assengers \Yho do not require these times." Equipment inves!ments for air traffic: controls and obsolete rules which hinder rather than promote safety should also be looked at in revamping the system the: Massachusetts professor said. ' "l don't see the money coming for all (}f our needs," said another panel member Alfred H. Norling, director of research for Rosenthal and Company, In- vestment bankers. ~le pointed out that mergers and consolidations within the present carriers might pm,•ide financial assistance to bring about changes. Secor D. Borwne, assistant secretary for research and technology at the Department of Transportation ta Washington, D.C. said "\\-'e need trt restore confidence in our carriers. Therf! i~ a cert.a.in amount of denigration or bar! mouthing going on which is eating into a ll element.1 of our society." He stressed the need for a constructive program to implement changes rather than overwhelming negative criticism. Browne also pointed out the need fo r continued research into tho m atter of supersonic transports If the United Stales intends ti) r etain its pre-eminence in aeronautics. Baker to Seek 6-county Smog Control Agency Orange Counly Supervisor David Baku will ask SUpt'rvisors of neighboring Southland counties Oct. 30 to b.1ck his proposal for creation or a six-county air pollution control agcncr. Baker said Monday that hf! hoP"!'l tn P_lace the suggestion on an agenda to be di scussed by representatives of the six counties at their Palm Springs mctting. "It is !he same proposal that I offered Jast v.·eekend lo the Breathable Air Coun- cil," Baker said. "It does not repreSf'nt the thinking of my board of supervisors and is my own personal approach towards attacking this mounting smog probl<tn (Jn a regional basis ."' Baker will wam the Palm Springs con- ference that "pollutants know no houn- daries. '' He suggested to the Breathable Air Counci l that "each of the six air pollution control districts in the (Los Angeles) basin should enter into a joint powers agreement.'' That agreement wou!d bind the coun- ties of Orange, Riverside, Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Venlllra a nd Imperial in- to one air pollulion control agency. "We must,'' sriid Baker, "set up 11 singl e agency which can identify the pro- hlem areas, t's\ablish effective regu!a. lions and then enforce !hose regu la tions. Baker, \\-'ho serVl'S as chairman of 1hP recently organized state Environmental Quality S!11dy Counci1, adinitted that en· forcement of any regulations devised bf the hoped-for, six-coun!y agency "wi!I he very difficult. especially when it ct1mes to monitoring motor vehicles." There are, he said. mnre !hen !)(l(l,000 registered molor vehicles in Oranj:le: County alone-JO percent more than the auto level recorded in 1968. Baker's stance was backed at the Breathable Air Council meeting by Assemblyman Ken Cl'l ry , (D·Anaheim). Cory stressed lhe need rnr :o;tricier rinti·• pollution la\\'S "at the national and state level. "There are those \\'ho believe that ihe problem or pollution should he left to In·· dustry to solve." Cn ry said. ''But govern· ment has a right to con~rn IL'!el f when the environment becomes uninhabitable." Copter Service Remains Crippled Death "Trips' Youngsters Inject Peanut Butter 1-lelicoptcr commuter service remained cript:~'<i rrom Newport Beach 1 n Anahei m, Riverside, Van Nuys and point! around the route today as a strike against Los Angeles Airways continued. The walkout by 30 LAA pilol.!I and 55 ground crew employes began Monday, when the Airline Pilots Association st.ruck the line following collapse of 16 months negoti ations. The bargainers want a 14 per«nl pay increase and a fi ve·hour·per·month reduction in Qylng time, while the com· pany reportecfly offered a fi ve percent \1'age hike. A total of 70 LAA fiigh ts are offered d;iily helwcen l..Qs Angeles lntemalional /11rport and nine l'lthe.r communities, in· eluding the two Qril(lge Counly stops. CHICAGO (AP) -A federal drug e.:a:- pert says young•er1 in JOme perta ol the country have laken to injecting peanut butter and mayonnaise Into their vehu as .a substitute for narcotics. In several documented cues the result has been death. Eme..i;t A. Carabillo Jr., a lawyer·phannacist in the Federal Bureau of NarCQUc:s, told a news conferenci- Monday. Carabillo 11aid the Information that peanut butler end mayonnaise would send users •·on a little trip" was ron- tained in an underground recipe boQk purporting to outline "culinary e!Capes from reallty." ' 9ther recent fads, he said, ln<!luded th~ use of paragoric, cleaning fhUd, I.he local anesLhellc ethychlaride and freon, the ' pressurized propellant ga& in a"°osol s. Carabillo .said USt'.'ni of narcotic substitute confused the bizarre and toxic reactions with the so-called "high'' pr<>- vided by such drugs as heroin or mari .. juana. }fe cited the smoking of dried banan1 skins. a fad of a couple of yeara. ago, ~ an example. Frank Gulich, a narcotics bureau o(. flc ial stationed in Chicago, said the underground "cook books'' usually sell for a bout $1 and oflen give the formulas for preparing drugs such a11 LSD. Drug users, Gulich said, are ''always looking for new drugs that won't be a violation of the law." Carabilln, said Gulich appearert at the iinnual meeUng or the A n1 er I ea n Acaderw Clf Pediatrics. I .;____;..;.. ~-~ ----.-~-·- ,. A member of a teen-age roc k band is free to return to school this 'veek in accord \vi th grooming rules -provided he conceals hi s shoulder-length tresses under a short-hair wig. Parents of Cele 8oec:k, 17, told Mayville, Wi s., high school officials last week the wig had been ordered, and the school board voted 5-1 to accept the co1n- promise. Boeck has been ou t of school six weeks, refusing to trim the hair style \\'hith he said was part of his professional muslc a t- tire. The board bad ruled the long hair violated a ~roon1ing code adopted by the student cowicil. • l'l" .. ""'""""""'""~'I'c:;·-~~ ~-' Enrollme-nt in segregat ed priu-; 1 att schools in the So uth has in· J crcnsed ten fold since passage 1 oJ the 1964 Civil Rights A ct. a publication of the Soui/1er1t · Regional Council ltas reported. ~. 'HELLO, COSMONAUTS,' SAYS BROADWAY STAR PEARL BAILEY TO SOVIET SPACEMEN Russian Konstantin Faoktistov {l•ft) •nd Frank Bormi1n J oin 'Dolly' on Stag• Thi! publication said many <Jf 1, thl! school.f are nonaccrr.dited !• and substandard. It .safd the ! 1 schools represent the largest j: obstacle to racial school deseg. fi regatian and qlUJ.lily educatio n NY Welcomes Cosmonauts iii ~h~ iou1h. Soviet.s Do Big Town , But Drink Only Vodka • The quarterly electric bill s for a nudist camp in \Vestern England ranged from alarmingly high to amazingly lo\v. Curious, the camp s ecretary started asking question s. The southwestern electric board held an inquiry which revealed the reguJ ar meter r eader for the camp had been renting his official cap and badge to friends for 30 cents. The friends \c.>ere more intere sted in the sights inside th e cam p than in 1n eter reading and had errone· ously jotted down the figures on thP- meter dial s. The electric board '1>ould not say if the regul ar reade r had been stripped of his jbb. • P•ul•tt• Whitwort'1, a banking consuJtant from Nashville, Tenn .. \vas named i.American Business Woman of th e Year" at the '"'eek· end convention of the Americ an Business \Vomen 's Association in Detroit. • NEW YORK (AP) -Tv.1l Soviet cos· monauls -took in a Broadway i;how and dined in a French res taurant on their first day in the United States. They drank CJnly vodka, One of them said their warm welcome "revealed hum anity at its best." l\1aJ. Gen. Georgi T. Bercgovoi. 48, and Konstantin Feoktistov, 43, a civilian, ar· ri\'cd in New York flf onday from MoS<.'QW. They immediately declined an invit ation to Mayor John V. Lindsay's reception for the New York Pifets, the l;iaseball world champions. "They have just had a 12.-hour jet trip and they 're pooped ," said Col. Frank Bonnan, the U.S. astronaut who is their host on the two-week tour, Beregovoi and Feoktistov went to their Plaza Hotel m.iites to rest, then went to see "He!Jo, Dolly!" with Pearl Bailey and Ca b Calloway. Miss Bailey brought the S o v i e t spacemen and Bonnan on stage after the Scott Rebukes Agnew's Attack on War Critics \VASHINGTON <AP) -Sen a I e F.epublican Leader Hugh Scott, rebuking Vice President Spi ro T. Ag new Without na111ing him. ha~ ca lled for tolerance and an end to •·name calling and accusation" in the debate over Vietnam. Scott. in his most evident disagree1nenl \1·ilh the \Vhite House since his election as the GoP·s Senate leader a month ago, ~aid "the administration must accept the s1nt'cre intent of this dl'bate and of demonstration~" as a pheno1nenon of freedom and a product of anguish over the· \\'a r. Scot t's written statement, volunteered late fllonday, did not mention AgMw. But a !ource close. to the GOP leade.r made clear the statement was prompted by Agnew's Sunday attack on the war pro- tes t movement. Agne"'" in Ne w Orleans. said leader! of the. protest movement are "hard core dissidents and professlonal anarchis ts." The vi ce president :oiaid they are being encouraged by "an effete corp! of in- pudent snobs who characteri z e themselves as intellectuals." show, to a stand ing ovation from the au· dienre. ··11ove you," she said, and kissed each on the cheek ... But tell me , how do you n1anage to fly up in space like tha t'?" '·You h;ive IQ have time and ability to everythi ng, .. Bi;-.rego\•oi told her. "How we\11 k.nmv, honey ! l·!nw v.·cll l know," Miss Bailey chortled, and the au· dience roared. The party then went to Chez Vito for a !."lte su pper. 'The cosmorfki.Jts orrl!'red Co· quHlc St. Jacques -a scallops·in-creain. s<iuce dish -steak a nd vodka . Beregovoi told newsmen, •·I was very n1uch in1prcsscd not so rnuch v.-1th j11st the ci ty as \rith the proplc and especially the memorable people in the theater whose "''elcome surpassed cordiality because it revealed humani ty at its best" The _ spacemen surprised t h e i r American hosts by announcing they could not make their scheduled stop at Cape: Kennedy, F la .. where America launches its tnoon tnissions. They gave no explanation, but some Ame rlc ans traveling with the party speculated th at MoS!=!OW feared if the two visited Cape Kennedy then V.'ashington might request that American astronauts be allowed to \'isit the Soviet secret takeoff center at Baikonur in cen tral Asia. Beregovoi and Feoktistov fle.w lo Houston today to visit the Manned Spacecraft Center and hold a news con· ference. The. Pennsylvania senator said such protests .. wl!I not be stifled or talk ed do1rn." In Ne.\v 'York. Secretary nf State \r 1!h<Hn r . Roger:-said the ad- 1ninlsLration h;is "listened wit h respect'' to opponents of the \var. Beat Generation Autl1or, .. Our President is s!ri vin~ fo r pea<'e in \1ays that only the man in 1hat oHic~ can." Rogers .:-flld at tlie Council of ( htuThri; ;innual ''Farruly of fl-1an'' ;i11·nrrlf; dinnrr. Jack l(e1~ouac, Dies at 4 7 Little cowpok.es gath ere d nt t/1e Cow Palace in San f ranciscn to i:1r for the '"Littlest Cou;by" til/c la$t 1.oeekend. Shannon }Jansen. 4. (lcjtJ end brother Shawn, 3, of J.ferced were honored fo r best u·estcrn cos• t•tmf'.~. ~\'hilr ther(' \1·rrr ::;0111c-"unplrasant aspects" of last \Vednesday's. demonstra- l 1()11s. Rogers said. 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Ktrruac was at the home of hs motlrer ln St. Petersburg when he Yr·as stricken. •le and his wife had· been staying at the house for several months, caring for the ailing woman. Kerouac often said his original in· tenlion regarding the term "beat," had to do with the idea of "beatific," a term he use'd for the concept of people rejecting materialism of the United Stales in the J950's and turning inst.ead to a frank en· joyment of life. He was a Roman Catholic but was fascinated with Zen Buddhism. In a newspaper interview, Kerouac sald he v.·as planning a new novel : ''Stories of the past. P.iy story is endlesg, 1 put in a teletype: roll ..• and run it through there and fix the margins and just go, go, just go, go go." ,Jayue l\l a ns(ielcl's Children Get l\foncy LOS ANG ELES t AP) Jayne hlAn:;field 'i; fi ve children \\.'ill receive $1 1.00!l t:ach in a settlement of a suit flied arter the actrt'ss died in a car crash. ~upcrior Court J1tdtce Art hur Marshall :il sr. appro1·frl h-tonday an agreement that three of the chlldtt'n recelve an ad- ditlonal $5,000 each becauM: of lht_ir ip.- Juries in the accident that killed their mo!her June 29, 1 ~7. ~tiss fl1a nsfield wa, on hrr \1'ay from Blln'.t'i. ~-ti~~. to N'!"w Orltans, afttr a night club arpe11rance. Club Overseer General Recalled For Graft Probe \\'ASHINGTON (AP) -The. Anny has abruplly recalled a general Crom Europe to the Pentagon for what may be further sensational testimony in & Senate in· vestigation (lf military graft. The Army said Brig. Gen. Earl F. Cole was being reassigned indefinitely to Washington "in connection wlth the cur· rent Senate hearings on alleged ir· regularities" in noncommissioned of· ficers' club operations. The Army didn'l go further officially, but Pentagon sources said Cole's name has figured in military reports on the ir- regularities which have been turned over to a subcommittee headed by Sen. Abraham A. Ribicoff (D-Conn.) Committee sources said Cole, who turn· ed 50 today and is a native of ttlad ison County, Neb., is expected lo be ques· tioned although he has not yet been sub- poenaed. Ribicofrs panel is scheduled to resume hearings Wednesday. The sessions recently p r o d u c e d testimony that a gT(lup of sergean'l.'i pro- fiteered at the expense of NCO clubs and that Maj. Gen. Carl C. Turner, former provost marshal general, sold police-con· fiscat.ed guns for personal gain. It was understood the subcommittee wants to queston Cole about his tour in Vietnam as deputy chief of stalf for personnel and .administration in 1966 and 1~7 -a job which made him a chief overseer of NCO club operations. It was during that general period when r.t. Sgt. William Higdon. named in previous Senate testimony, was chief custodian of several service clubs in Viet· nam . Subcommittee sources said Cole also may be. questioned about any relationship he had with \Villiam Crum, associated \\'l\h a Hong Kong-based firm called Sari Electronics which sold skit machines to enlisted men's clubs. Producer Quit.s 'Laugh-In,' Says Pro g rcini 'Dirt y' NE \V YORK (AP) -Paul W. Keye~ has resigned as producer and head writer (If NBC's "Laugh·In" amid report:o; that he calls the show "slanted, wlgar and dirty " Keyes was quoted Jn the Industry press a.!l saying be had been disturbed by the direction of the show a!I far back as April. He :o;aid he objected to certain words and phra~es "1hich he said had sli pped by the NBC censor. Keyes could not be rea ched lm· n1ediate!y for comn1ent. Carolyn Raskin, \\·ho ha d been coprodu cer, \\•ill produce the show under the direct.ion of George Schlatter and Ed r riendly, executi\'e producers. In an interview in June, Keyes :o;aid. "We're naughty, but \\'e're not dirty. If people want lo hear dirty jokes they can turn off the TV set and tell them to each other in the li ving room .·• Keyes told the Daily News fl.fond ay that his resigna1ion had nolhing to do with hi~ friendship \1:ith President Nixon. He sald he. had not been under White House pressure to stop sniping at the President because he did not think there had bee n any. 11Laugh-1n," "''hich slars Dan Rowan ::ind Ditk ~tarti n, \~as No. 1 in the Nielsen raungs last sea~on and in !hr_ latest na· tional ratings is thl': No. 2 sho1\'. Air Canada Ucvca ls Big rare Rccluctio u T\fO NTREAL (UPI ) -Air Ca nada an · nounted ~!onday it y,·i!I "dramatically reduce'' its trans-Atlantic fare structure D~c. 4, 1969 and offer an all·tlme low 1itontreal·London return fare ol $165 for group lravel. The announcement, by Air Canada President. J, R, Bald.,,.in, folloy;·s a simi· Jar rate cul by Alita\la Airlines a montll ago, a decision that promptOO ~e Inter- national Air Tran.sport Association (JA- 'f A 1 to convene its current emergency n1eeting in Lausanne, Switierland, to review the existing intemat.ional fare structure. UPI Ttt-"'lt CALLEO BACK TO U.S. Brig. Gen. Earl F. Col• Brandt Now Chancellor of Wes t Ger1nan y ~· BONN 1 CPl) -'rhc Bunde!->tag (101vrr house) today elected \Vil!y Brandt as \Vest Gern1any's first Socialist chancellor in almost 40 years. The prospects were for clos('r ties \vlth Comm unist nations hut ";ilh no Uin1inishin g or \\'csl Germany's role in NATO. Brandt's Social Dernocralic part~·, l1hi('h has 224 sra\S in the Bundestag, 1camrd up with the Free Den1ocratic parly {30 seil ts) to form a coalltion y.·hi ch \\'<Is voted into office 20 years to the day .afte r Konrad Adenauer becaine chan· cello r to begin 20 years of Christian Democratic rule. The vote was 251 In 235, a majority or orilv two in the 496-seat house. Brandl r ec.ailed tha t Adenauer's margin v.·a~ closer - he received the ex.act 1najor1 ty of 249 -an d commented: "11y maJority v.•as 200 percent greater." Only one n1e1nbe r of the Bundcs1ag 1-1·;,is absent v.·hen parliamen1ary :presi dent Kai·U\1'e•Von H.assel started calling tht>: roll -former minister of interior Paul Luecke. Von Hassel said five o\hrr members abstained and four turned in in· va lid ba llots. Party sou rces said it l\'3S unlikely that n1ore than two or threr -Free Democrat:; ;:i bstalned, meaning that sev e r a 1 n1embe rs of former chance]lgr Kurt Georg Kiesinger's Christian ~emocralic party abstained or ~poiled 1hc1r ballots. f\ie s1nger fonnally resigned Jvlon9ay night and the Chnstia n Democrat~ became tile opposition party for the fi rst time in po~t1-1'ar Grrma ny. . \\'hen Von Hassel announced the result of the electl nn hi' asked Brandt if he a<:· c·cp'.ed. Brand l JUmped up fr om his fro nt rn11· SC'at, re.-icll<'C! fnr a hand\' 111ic ropl1nne-and r.:11d "Yf~. !\1r. 1're~l den1, I accept the Pleet ion ." Kiesing er· ro.~c from his 0\1n frrin ! ro11 ~cal and moved 01 er to be one of the flr:.t to congratulatt Brandl - Branrlt is th:= first Social Democrat tn h!":!d a Ger111an go1 <'rnrncnt ~incr J lermann flluellcr was fo rced 011t of officr in J9~0 in a ro\v or"r rrnarnt1o no; payments to thL victors o! \~·orld \Var 1. Nixon P l ans ::-i peecheti For GOP Cand idates WASHINGTON (UPI) -Pres ident Nixor: may travel lo New Jersey and Virgin ia in coming weeks lo speak in sup· port ol Republican gubernatorial can- diates. ar.cording to the \\'hi te Housr. Pre~ldenlia1 press srcretary Ronald L, Ziegler did not mention dat es. Where's Nessie~ Locli Ne ss Se ar cli Se ason Ove r DRliMNADROCH IT, Scotland rUPI ) - 'T'his year's official search for the Loch Ness mon:5ler is over. Neither a yellow submarine, television crews, touris ts nor member.!l of the Loch Ness Phenomena Investigation Bureau Y.'tre able to prove the monster exists. All spent a hard aumtntr scanning the mu rky waters of the Loc h for the monster or monsters that supposedly Jive there . In its rinal report on this year's observe.lion season, the investigation bureau said ·there were 20 verified sightings between ~fay 17 ant. Oct. 12. The tote) was more than the 14 sightings recorded 1Mt year but less than U1e 23 In 1967 and %9 In 19$6 . Scientist! dttermined there w a !I something lar11e and a\Jve in the Loch frotn son ar read lng:o; taken during the 1967 :o;eason. But this year'5 assault brt> Ne~~ie -a.~ !he Scoti; call th eir monster -11'<1$ f'n11!ll"~S. Jt did nothing lo determine ~·hetht'r Nessie actually is an overgro1-1·n sea cow or a genuine monster. Dan S. Ta ylor ol Atla nta, Ga .• took hiJi hmemade }'ellow subnt arine Viper Fish in to the Loeb again and agai n to find Nessie and possibly take a chunk of it5 hide. Bui he failed lo spot her. It "'ar. not su rprising, said the 28·ycar- old Taylor, si~ the Loch is 25 mile~ Jo11g and deep cnnugh tn subme rge 1lie t 1npire slate building. He says ht "'ill bui!d a bi gger sub and try agai n. For a wee k in September, cr1"1-1·~ fr ont Britain's Independ ent Tele1 ision Nelworlo: rnanned cameras on a 24-hour day hasl1 and tried to lure Nessie to the stirface '''Ith a mlxlure of rtsh blQO<l and rncal. Tl1e inonsler did nol respon<L Ii. 1''as housewlves and studC'nts \\ho a i:~ counted fo't-the 20 reported f,ighti ni;s. They stood out in all kin d or wrathcr \\at. ch i11 g ror Ne.~sic -:i1 the ~an1 I'.' ti 111~ 'r :i111ing money trr.111 1111" ln\C!>11i!!'.n\J11~ bureau. • \ .. ' I 1 I • • 1 1 " ' ' ' J ODEAN HAST ING S, 642-4321 ,.~··~··· (l(!Oti.• tl, !Ht • ,.,. ,, A-hau ntin g They'll Go Spooky Tour Coniured Up \Vhen it comes to cooperation there is no co1nmunity that better ex- emplifies its meaning than .F'ountain \'a!ley. Numerous organizations are jumping on the bandv.iagon to present an even bigger and better all-day Hallo\veen Barbecue, \rhich is being: sponsored by the city's Chamber of Con1merce and will be presented at the Fountain \1alley Jligh School fro1n 2 to 7 p.1n. Saturday, Oct. 25. And, a hauntingly good time is In store for all children touring the booth of the Fountain Valley \V oman's Club. Members are conjuring up all of the scary sights of a haunted alley for their Spook Booth, a fitting complement to the barbecue theme. Ad· 1nission for each child is only 10 cents, announced l\lrs. Ellner l\'laisio \Vho 1nay be called at 842-5297 for further information. Helping her prepare the booth are the J\'lmes. Dave lleffner, Charle~ Rohrbacher, \ViUiam Cunningha1n, J-lugh Magill. Gerald \Vessler, Emilia Chavez, Norman Huber, Joseph Giesing and Lorin Lammers. Al so in cooperation \Vil h the chamber, the \\'Oman 's club has donated three prizes for children's costumes, judged best of parade. Also occupying men1bers' time is the perparation for lhc c!uh's sa· Jute to the Christmas season, a fashion sho\V entitled Holiday Kickoff. --- ' ' / -·-... -- .. ' ,, ·~- Community Center ,~·ill be the setting for this dazzling benefit Nov. 22 at 4 p.1n. Assisting 1vlrs. Maisio, chairman, are the Mmes. \Vessler, Ches ter Venning and Robert Curley. SPIRITED ENDEAVOR -Conjuring up a spooky setting for their participalion in the all-c:i ty liallo\veen Barbecue in r~ountain Valley are n1embers of the city's \Voman's Club. Ready to spirit a\vay children for the spook alley tour are lleft to right) W\rs. Norman Jluber, J\.1rs. E!n1er J\.1ai sio, chairn1an and 1'.1 rs. Lorin Lan1n1ers. Benefit Filled With Hope Figures Artfully Draped During Juniors' Demonstration • ' . \ I The decorative art o( figure draping 'vii i be sho\vn during a series of arts and crafts classes sponsored between 8 and 10:30 p.m. each Thursday by t.he Huntington Beach Junior \Voman's Club. Jnstruc- lor ~1rs. William Biss gives an advance demonstration to !'rlr s. Neal Jlaverbeke and ?-.'lrs. Cody TayJor (left to rig ht). 1'.lr~. Larry Dick will demonst rate decoupage next Thursday and Mrs. \Villian1 t.okken will conclude the series \vith £ormafilni Nov. 6. Additional information may be obtained by calling ?vlrs. Taylor, 968-2338, A rail fa shion parade. sponsored by Xi Mu Zeta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, \V ill benefit the City of Hope. The parade o! styles, furn ished by Huntington Beach merchants, \fill follo\v a luncheon Saturday. Nov. I. in Costa Mesa t:otf and Country Club. Discovering a hope chest of en sembles arc (left to ri,ght) ~1rs. Don Miller, chairman; Mrs. Ralph Adatns, president, and Mrs. Robert Cannon, model. Memo To God; From, Executive; Re.: I DEAR ANN LANDERS : The gal "·hn !'il!nt in "The Secrelary"s Prayer" asked IM an opportunity to tell il like it is. I de· mand equal time. Will you please print an ••Executive's Prayer?" Thank you Vfl'Y much. -ClflCAGO DEAR LORD: Give me lhe patience of 1: saint and the ability lo endure my secretary's knack for confusion. Help me kE!tp calm when she reminds me o( my mernlng appointments -after lunch. Give me the strength, llravenly Father, to keep my anger in check when ~he hikes 30 minutes for a mid ·maming cof· fee break while 1 take phone mei;.sagel'i: from her friend s. 1 realize that nohody'l'i: perft!<:t, but heir me, dear Lord, to keep nl) cool wher. she handr-: me a 1c1lcr to lhe company preifldent wit h two erasures, ANN LANDERS two strikeovers and a misspelled word. I need extra strength, lfeavenly Father , lo hold my tongue when l'lhe orders her groceries and makes hair appointmenl.! on my private phone which is rcsrrvM for incoming, long distance call.~. I realizr th at assault and hallery is against the law, dear Lord, so please rcstraineth my hand so that 1 may not do violeoce. Amert. -TH.E BOSS DEAR BOSS ; I believe In prayer hut if It's as bad as It sounds you rieed to look In tbc want ads -betft·ee n prayers, of course, DEAR ANN LANDERS: ~fy brother was married in 19S7. G<irdon had a wonderful job and a promising future. lie rlimbed the l.:idder of success rapidl y anrl his family life wa~ fine -l'A'O lovely children . Late In 1'.iay Gordon·s wife Yo'COt t.:t Europe and took the youngsters. They y,·erc gone nearly 10 weeks. During that time Gordon becarne involved with a woman -a friend of his wile's, no less. It was no love affair, just raw sex. They met at his place or hers -never where anyone could see them . A w~k before his family ,·elumcd from Europe, Gordon told me tie couldn't sleep rrom guilt. He rell llke A sneaking skunk . He asked me if he should confess to his wife. I told him yes. Instead or forgiving Gordon, his wife !hrew him out and f1lcj for divorce. He now is living in a small efficiency apartment, pa ying alimony and support. r just loved you r wonderful ''forgive ;i nd forgel" column . I scn l it lo 1ny .sistcr·in-law but she never answered . Secretaries-Help Don't you think it is heartless of her not to give her husband a second chance? Please say so. -SAO SIS DEAR SIS: Of course lt'1 heartless and I feel sorry for Gordon , but it's loo bad Gordon didn't ask me for adv ice In· 1tead of you. I would have told him to ket p hJ1 mou lh shut. He could have unloaded his guil t on a clergyman. vow· ed neve r to cheat again and betn • la.llp. pUy married man today. DEAR ANN LANDF.RS : You mi!i~cd the point or Bonnie's letter. Maybe Mendel doesn't like lo eat dinner al hi~ in-laws' house three nights a week . If Bonnie was 11ny kind of a riaughtcr she \\'Ould ha ve .~airl , "Knoc k off the key rat- tling,.Bub. ll sounds like you're anidous to go home.'' l~'s plain that she Is over ob ligated lo her parents because she im· poses on them so much. Yoo should have told Bonni!'! to get some of her mother's recipes and starL aetir.g like a wife. -IRVINGTON, N. Y. DEAR IRV : You 'tt rlPl I misted the point Than ks for baullnc me •P 1ltort. Unsure" of yourself on dates? What's rlghl'! \Vhat's wrong? Should you' Shouldn't you? Send for Ann Landers ' booklet "Dating Dos and Don!"s," t'nclos- ing with your request 3S cent1 In coin and a long, self.addressed.stamped envelope. Ann Landers \Vil be glad to help you \\'ilh your problems. Send them to her in care of the DAILY PILOT. enclosln1 a self.addressed, stamped envelope. .i ....... . . . . • • I 4 DAI L v Pll,,T Tut~1y, Octobtt 21, 19f}~ ROYAL TREATMENT -Both 1'.tr. Pumpkin and Lotus receive the best of trea'lment from (left to right) 1'.1rs. David 1'.1. Smith, fi.1rs. Raymond Booth and fi.Ir s. James P. Aynes. members of the Officers' Curtains Raise For Concerts The curtain will go up next Friday on I.he eighth season of the l-lnrbor .<\rea Co n1· n1 unity Concert :~ssocial ion \1•it.h a perform· ance by the American Concert Ballet (om· pany 111 the Ke11•port Jlarbor llig h School auditoriun1. 'fhe eight dancers. under the direction of Gene t-.·1arinaccio. perform ballets to the 1nusic of Poulenl', \iiJla-Lobos. Barto~, De- bussy and other famous cornposcrs. As conceived by 11larinaccio. the d ances are based not only on classical ballet, but a form \Vh ich embodies the broader ranges of n1ovem en t fOWld in n1odern and ethnic dances. Othe r concerts durin~ the year \o,1ill be given by Ozan fi.'larsh. piani st. Sunday, Feb. 8; Ne'v York Brass Quintet. Friday, ri.tarch 20, and Stanley JJ!ummcr, violinist, Friday, April 10. Along \\•ith ~easo n tickets goes I.he privi- lege of reciprocity, \\'hich opens concerts in other area associations to Harbor ticket hold ers. . t-.1embership information may be ob- la1nl'd by calling the association's execu tive s ecretary, ~Jrs. Kurt Kupferman. 642-3186 . Other officers are Dr. Daniel \Vulff ot Ne\Yport Beach, president, and Raymond Teys of 1-lunlington Beach, public ity chair- man. Box Lunch Affair Juniors Call Box lll nchC!l and casuill BL· lire v.·ill be. thr order of tlie d.11y for the .lun1or Ebe.I\ Club or Ne1,1·port Beach ne.xt 111urs· day. The Corona del P.lar home of M~. Richa rd Hochschild will be the setting for P.1rs. Warren Fix. president to call lhe Republicans Mrs. lf. J . \\'ood of Costa illesa \\Jll host a luncheon mttting of the Costa :'\lesa Federated Repub lican \Vomen next Tiiursday at 10 a.m. Reports on national and southern division conventions will be presented. Librarian nirrt1 ng to orde.r at 10 a.n1. Speakuig \l'l ll be Dr. Hilda l\lcCartnry, head l1hrar\an for Nrv.·port-fllesa School District and Presiderit of l.JCI Tov.·n <ind c;own. She v.•ill discuss children's books. Special guests will be f\!rs. Frank 1-lughes, slate con~ vention cha irman. P.!rs. Arthur Korn, Area D vice presi dent and 1'.Irs. Terry Thomas. Orange District Junior pres1- tlenl. /";('\\' provisionals h e i n g \1·c\con1cd are f.irs. Kit Tap- pti n onll fllrs . f\eit)1 f\cpplrr. tilrs. Len Miller, past presi- dent ol Victor Valley Junio r \\'omen's Club will br v.·elcom- l'd into the membership as a transfer. WAKE UP YOUR APPE 111 E 'Willr. HICKORY FARMS Sff€et·1'Pt DST.OD . . . Horoscope Sagittarius: Utilize Abilities WE DNES DAY, OCT. 22 By SYDNEY O:\IAHH Lunar position favorable for fishing. planting. In groomin g. empbaslit face , bead. ~Ian)' wi ll be 1een we11 ring bt>r1.'I· type headgear today. Fashi on ~·ill highlight eyes. ears and balr, as weU .1115 hats. ARIES (~farch 21-April 19)'. Cycle high; you can con1e oul of emotional shell. Stop con- cerning yourscll only 11'Jlh 01hcrs. Today you 1nust lake steps \\'hich insure you r o"n security, pleasure. ti1o1• e ahead. TA URUS (A pr il 20-.,l<iy 20 1: Your lime is corning. Know this and act accordingly . \\'hat appears to be a rcstru:tion 1s rnerely a warning signal. !'.:mphasis 011 organizations, hospit als, illusion. GE~11Nl /fllay 2t -J11ne 20 ): Accent on \\"hal you would like In accomplish. Kl'y is to get backing -hath Jn morale and in financing. Not easy. nut to- day events Jl'l l and yuu key note accomplishntent. CANCER (June 21.July 22 1: \\'helher or not the idea ap· peals to you, there i.s progress and extra duty. Key is to know thtit basics are important. Advancrmf'llt indicated. Bul you scent to move in reluctant manner. LEO (July 23·Aug. 22)~ 'fou revel in opportunity to express }ourself. \\'riling. publistung and ad vertisi ng arc featured . Chips are do""· You gf'l chance 10 verify intentions, prol'e claims. Co to it. VIRGO tAug. 23-Srpt. 22): l nlerest in the occult or hidden is accented. You know thlll certain tasks musl be com- pleted. Your rhythm i s natural. You reccil•e com- pliment s. Key is lo eYaluate. )'ou gain rt'cognJtion. LIBRA (S ept. 23-0ct. 22l: Public relations, agree1nc11 Ls, the "'ay you present products -these are empha sized . Clubwomen Caught Up In Halloween Spirit Stress independen ce. orig inali· I\. Adhe re to your own Ide ;IJIC. l3<1lance emotion and logic. SCO "PIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21 ): ~I savi ngs. If TOf>AY IS V 0 UR BI RT HOA Y you are separate psychologically from fam ily. Your ideas are unique. Cive full play to thenl, bul don·~ sacrifice basic happiness. lo l•no cu! moro •Do"t vovr>•ll' •l'ld ••lrQl<Xrv. ord•r !.vu,,•v Orn1rr'• 50· ooD• l>OO<te•. lhc truth A?>oul "'''gloQ,. Send '.)!) (•M• lo Om•<r ll<IOO.Jet. "'" CAIL y PILOT' fta• ;ruo, Gt•nd Ce~lrll Slatl001, r-t·" Yori<, N.Y, 1\IOll. Your intuJtion rings bell _ of truUi. Trust it -applles especially to joh, 1v or k , .:issociutes and general he<1llh. J)on·t gu against what yo u feel ls right. De suhjecti1'e. I SAGITTARIUS {Nov. 22· Ao•e""•"'e"' Dre, 21 l: Utilize i n n ate ;====='======o; r re::illve ;ibilit1cs. \Vhal you do1 :.hould be stamped v.•J\h your1 Ol\'n sty)r, mark, touch. Be. versatile. Don 't per mi I yourself to be tied d;:i1\·n to tradition. I CAPR ICOR.i'l (Dec. 22·Jan. 1 9 ~: Complete attention l01 b:i.sics is essential. Don '~ try tol be a genius. Stick" to rules , rcgulatioos. Your ho111e, prop- erty n1ay be al stake. find out the v.hy of things. Be , positive. I AQUARIUS (J an. 20-Feb. 18): fllenl al a c tivi t ies , changes, short joumrys are .spotlig hted. SLalllS q110 is ll1rn· ed upside d:>wn; you more and nial-.c de cisions. Nrighbor v.•ho is inquisitive shollld be treated .... 1th humor. PISCES (Feb. 19-~larch 20): If you think '1hat you "'an t v1on't cost, lhink again. Be practica l about budget. luxury INTRODUC ING PATT Y BA RDEEN Zal11 Jewelen, 17 FQt,hl•• I•· lo11d t11ke1 pl•C!Ulf• ifl Ollfl OllnC• inq thal M'lii lordHn ha Jolnoed their i:tr9 1111i1111i o11, \V ives League of Orange County .. The stole \Vill be sho,vn in the lea,gue's upcoming fur fa shion sho\v and Lotus ... '"e!l, he \\'On't be modeling his fur piece in th is sho\V, lrrl l11 lardHfl hill bHn ou•cl• oroed with the jewelr1 ltuif,.... lor m1111y yeors I• th• Newport ond lolbi:ta areo, Por ifl•lt .. )ll'f" 111011y fri•nd1 to •l1lt Zeln, fmhio11 hlo11d. \\'ork.i ng hard to eo1nple1e a ned by the club next Thursday items. You can get ·what you float for the Foun1ai11 Va lley-~"'....'..\ ~P~·m'.':_. --------~w:•:n:t~-::_:b~u~t~':'"~':•~m~bc~r'....:'.b~ud~g~e:I !!::============~ llal!o"·een Parade. nex t Satur- Veferons Benefit day are members of the Foun· lain Valley \\'oman's Club. 11nder the leadership of fllrs . 'Fun Fur All' Promised Laurence Er"·ln, prc~idcnt. tilrs. Hobert Curley 1 s chairman of the project, v.·hich v.·11! also publicize the t·lub's Haunted I louse at I he barhccuc. scheduled lor lhc same day and evening_ At Annual League Gala Assisting with lhe float preparations arc the ~tme~. \\'allace Sho rt, Van cr Der- ington, Peter Barbolak, Ed J3ooth and .Jim Grundv. Husbands of members of the Officrrs1 \Vives League of Orange Coun!y v.•ill grt some ideas for Chris\1nas gill. g1 vu1g \1•her1 they a!ll'nlt, with ll1eir \1·i\·es, a fur f.1sh1on sho1v and dinner dancf' next Frid<iy. l'hc lcap:uf'·.51J011sorcd r1·rnt 11 ill take place at 7 p.1n. 111 the \Vaterv:hee\ re s l a u r a n 1 , Anahein1. and "·ii! b c lhf' i.:roup·s c1nnu:1l benefit for the paraplegics 1n V ct e r :i n s Hospital, Long Beach. A Hallov.•ecn n1otif 11·1n prevail Jn the decorations, as planned by tiirs. Tuler Dixon of \\!hillier, chairman. Assisting V.'i lh prepar:it inn~ :ire the Mmes. \Vi!J1am Fryh, Edward Storck. R. J . Curreri and Edwin Smose. Le Leche Resumes Sessions Second In a serir.5 or sessions sponsored by the lluntington Beach J.,a Lcchc League \\'ill take p I a c r hPtween 9 :~5 a ni. and noon Thursday. Oct. 23, in lhe home of ~1rs. f.lorris Boyaner. 'Topic for the session ""ill be 1he Art of Breaslfccdi ng and Overcoming Difficulties. Also on the agenda Rre 11ie Birth of the Baby and 1-·amily Adjustment f\ov. 20 an d Nutri· tion and \\leaning Dec. 18. L;i Leche League, :i non· profit, nonsectarian nrganiza· Lion. i.~ dedicated to fosteri ng natural feedinl: of infants for the health and happiness of both mother and child. All inlercslcd women arr in- vited to attend and those desiring either advice or ad- ditional information regarding !he league n1ay contact 1'.1rs. Hobert Boutin. 827·0~92: fi.1 r~. Donald \\lalker. 962·3987, or Y..1rs. Jame.5 Ncttlclou. M~- 2931. New YMCA Club Opens Furs \1•i!1 be shown from the New York Fur Coinpany, Los Angeles. Mrs. John !11ullady of \Vestrnin~tr r 11·ill co1n1ncnlatc ;ind models "'i ll he the ~1 rnes. ~torck, Snionr. Hay111ond Eo<•lh :ind Jarnrs 11. Llall"f'!ii. Ftinds ral)l'll 11"1!1 he i.:i1c11 tr1 " "\:indu1~ fund 1>ili1 Ilic Parl \'Z<'d Veterans' Associa · !ion · ,11 !hf'" h11sp11al. .\l!1n1cc; ;ire. 11.~ed at rhc d1,.rret1u11 i•f thC' P\·A tu rr111·1c1t• !ipcl'1ally dcs1gncd t'(!tllptnrnt which 1:> gi\'en to patients fnr use in the. hospital and after I he i r dischargf'. orficers' v.·i\'£'S \\' h 0 !ii t husbands are on active duty or retire<1 are in vited lo attend the luncheon. Reservallons may be made with ~lrs. Storck, 637-04i7. Las Olas Convenes Good Groomini:: v.·ill be the lheme \Vhr n Las 0 1 a s Toastmistress Club m e et~ tomorrow at 7.30 p.m. in fl1rrcury Savin~. Table topics \1•11! be dirC<"IE'd hy ~liss Joya St>Klon and i\lr~. Paul Bronson , parl iamrn· tanan, will e\'aluate l h e business. i'olrs. Ernest Johnson of I·:ulahc Toaslmtstress Cluh in Stanton v.·111 givr a Yalue JUdgn1cnt of the 1n ecting. 1'.frmbership is oiwn lo adult \\"Omen. J\1rs. Rollo \\'c~l wil l handle questions at 536-3052. Club Set For Girls A se\\'ing rlub for girls fro1n 9 through 12 11ill begin nc~I Thur.'\day under sponsor~hip Qf lhr !!11nting\r1n Bf''11'h Y.\lCA. The rla~~ 11 1!1 111 r r I Two 1nen1bers of ihr c!uh havC! been appointed 1 o rhal rn1.1nsliips. flf r s. Al 1,r11kcnbcrg 11'11l ser1 e as l 'Jl1fnrni:i h 1:;; to r y and land111arks chairman and 1'.1rs. Lawrence Leeds as music l'h<11rman . 1\ series of roffers '1·il1 takr place for rncmhcrs and their lnrnds \1·ho v.·i"h to purchase Christmas cards, according to 1'.1rs. Lyle Greenwa y, chairman . Proceeds w i l l benefit the philanthropy fund. The club recently purchased 138 ya rds or flannel material for paJam:is for children in the Albert Sitton Home. \\'omen inmates in the Orange County jail cut out and se\\·ed the pa· Jam as. Also donated rrcenll y for the home were lace, rickrack, thread and other notions. The nialerials v.·cre used in clothing for the children. A tou r of the Or<inBe Count y Jail's \\'Omen's section is plan- Fashions Forecast Fashion Forecast for Fall Is the then1e of the Halecrest Club's annual fashion shov• and luncheon next Thu rsday in the c!uh. Cockt;iils at 11 a.m. v.·ill be fnllowcd by a bufft't at noon Coo rdinating the show \\'ill he J\1rs. Roseli ne 'T'rent with fa~h· inns by R<'eli ne. and hair s!yles by llnuse of Loveline.~s. Club n1embers modeling will he thP fl·1mes. John Consoli , Ca rl Egette.r. Thomas Berry, KenneU1 Hazen. Jlobert A. llayes. Bernard P.1athieson, l\·an Str;iyrr. Joseph \\'hitacre and Les \\'eisner, chairman. OC Phi Mu s Pl a nning Dote Tll\1r:-dt1.1'~ 1r•)tJ1 ·1 1o ;. p 1n. :inrl i1·ill bi' instrU{"lf'd by ~llss nran~c ('011nty Phi i\1 u Alun1nae ·will gathrr nf'xl Kathy Ha}CS. Th11r~clay at 8 p.m. in the S111dent5 11•i1! lram sewini::, Yorba Linda home of tilrs. ."'kills :md ma)ir ('hnstma.~ Edward Anderson. i.:ifls for their fami lies and i\lrs. Arthur s1n1r k, c:iwnt'r friend.<;. f'I The Tri lnk in the Attir. Anyone 11·1~hrn.i:: to rrgl~tr r Ornngr, v.·ill talk im Hobbies "Extending n1e1Tib('rsh1p lo or ubla1n f11r1h('I" lnlflrn1;i ti1111 ;ind 1\nliques. F11 rthcr 1n· cill ro1nmt1nity v.·nint•n in· nlay call 1hr Y .11 ll!l4-4;i~a or torn1 at 1nn n1ay l:l<' obtained by teresled in the J!rowth and \'isit the office al 147i6 Beach "alling ti1.rs. Anderso n at 628- development of the Y~1CA BlvO., \Vrslnlinstrr. 7942. program is the new ly nrganiz-,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;11 ed \\101nen·s Sen·i('C! Club. I' d The first lunch<'Oll rncrting Intro ucing nr the new group v.·ill take! place at noon Thur~day , Oct.1 23, in the 1'~ishe rma n restaurant. lluntingtnn Bra ch and the club v.11! me<'l the fourth Thursd::iy each monlh thereafler. Primary obJf'Clh r of lhr club is to gil·e ser\ ice lo the Yti!CA through voluntCf r v.·ork and special funding cvl'nts,I and lo pro\•idr se rvll'l' to conl · n1uni1y youth . 1 \\'omrn and 11tirl:1 ('Oln prisr 1norc Uu1n a thi rd of !hr lotal Y~1CA mC'mbcrship, and in- trre~1rd w()1nen arl' Invited to Ben Stiles NOW AT AWARD WINNING STYLIST Winn•r •f I H•lrirylint Comp•rhl•111 App•11t•d In W11t•r• 1101111 Trtndi lrrlot••i•• (all fl1is~ .I rr! Dn11 nard. 817· lJC 5 Newport l lwd. !ocro•t from City Holl) •11.411• ~fi48, !{lr add j t l 0 n al Ill· • FRff PAIUCING-.. f VI. AP'POINTMINfS 'WeJ t /Jea ulif fonnation. 1._ _____________________ _,, sale the .wig for all seasons . . -. --;--~· .,. from Deltress of London pre-styled, pr e-cut, ready to wea r 18.99 This wig is truly amazing. It looks and feels just like real hai r. But it's a whole lot easier to care for. It's pre-styled, and you never set ii. Just was h it in col d water. Toss it for curls. Brush it for sleek ness. Try it. 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I I I I I Fountain Valley VOL 62, NO. 252, 2 SECTION S, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CAUFO~NIA TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2 J', 1969 Rafferty Appeal of From \\'Ire Services SACRl\i\IENTO -Stale Schools Chief r.tax Hafferty has declared his support lor the planned a11peal or a court decision lhal lhe fir.mg or UCLA 111Slructor Angela Dt1vis is uneonslilutiunal. .. I don·t believe in letting members of 1l1c mafia, n1urdcr incorporated or a Cummunist speak \Yilh my mon<'y on a 11x -s uppor1ed ca1npu~." said Raflerly, the ltepublican su~rintcndenl of public instruction. Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Jer- ry Pacht ruled Monday that Angela Davis cannot be .:Jarred from leaehing in a slate university on the sole ground that she is a Communist party member. University oi California regents fired r.ti3s Davis, a 25-year-old Negro assistanl professor of philosophy, on Sept. 19 after she acknowledged being a Communist Pending an appeal through school ad· rn1nistrative channels, she was pennitted to go on teaching a noncredi~ course, '·Recurring Philosophical Themes In Black Literature," at lhr Univl'rs11y of C:alife>rnia al Los Angeles. After a hearing Monda y on a 1axpayers suit filed by faculty supporters of J\i iss Davis. Judge Pachl held her firing lo be unconstitutional. lie said i( she could be ousted ror being a Communist, the rC'gents could fire teachers for being members or other organizations. Thomas J. Cunninghain, genera I Appeal for Homes Beacli Demolition Order Stnlled 8v .TACK BROBACK 01 !ht Dtl!IT Pllft Sit" ·rne rate of 15 old homes ordered ,Jemolished was debated for 90 minute~ i"llonday night by the Huntington Beach City Council. A split 4-3 vote. defeated a proposed 90· rlav mOT"atorium on the con· nerTinations and sent the problem lo t.ht cit~'s Housing Board of Appeals. lie pointed out that many of the buildings have no foundations or they have foundations unable 10 su pport thf'nl, "The ~·alls are buckling and 1hc ro.)fs sagging," I.he inspector pointed out. After the film, Ferm admi11ed some of the homes could nol be saved. But hi'! charged, "'Those are the ones on your film. You dldn"t show the others." Mayor Green asked Ferm. ''\\0h<1t would you r position be if one of these homes collapsed and so1neone \vas killed?'' is a counsel for tile regents, said "all ap- propriate steps" \\'ould be taken in an attempt to have the ruling reversed_ H.:i~tcrly said lhe UC Board of llegents, of "'hich he is a member , hopes lhe case \Viii go clear to the U.S. Sup reme Court and the panel will rule "that society has a right to protect itself from its enemies ;:ind tlocs not have to subsidize the coo- ~piracy." Miss Davis, a Negro, has CQntinued to recelve her $9,864 annual salary while ap- Davis pealing her dismlssal through university channels. Asked what she thought the re1;ent~ ·would do next, she replied : "They've done a lot of really crazy things already. I've given up trying to see any rationality in their behavio r." negenl Elinor Heller of Atherton said, "In view of previous court decisions, 1'1n nol surprised the regents' action v.·a~ declared unconstitutional. What surprises Today's Flnal N.Y. Stoek8 · TEN CENTS Ruling me Is !Uch a qulck dec ision " Former Gov. Edmund G. Brown !a1'1 he bclie\"ed the cuurt decision was "leg2lly <..-orrecl." "l l !s not a que stion or ~·hethf'r yo!.l filvor 1t or not,'' Bro1\'n said. "I think the regents )lnow they were V.Tong and t think (Gov. Ron<ildJ ltcagan knew it 11·as JUSI a politica l grandstand on his part.'' State Sen. J-1. L. Jlichardson, former· 1nen1ber and employe or the John Birch (See RAFFERTY, Page%) DJ.ll"ll 'tlOl ~!•II Pllll'I The homes are in the old Wintersburi;: sectlon of lhe city mostly in the 7500 block of Washington Avenue. They have been ordered demolished by the city nui\ding Department because the y are "unsa re for human habitation." Joseph S. Ferm, chairman or the Property Owners Protective League I POPL) led off the lengthy debate, t1sscrting that he represented 19 persons ln the affected area. Fenn replied that "dangerous" misused word . Councilman Tcd Bartlrtl moved lha! a 90-dav moratorium be declared on lhe demO!ishrnent program, "to give us time to check these homes."' MARINA HIGH 'S ODIN !KIRK GRESHAM! LEADS VIKING PEP TEAMS TO HOMECOMING Nov . i Gemt A.gain•! Crosstown Rivel Oil1r1 Set for W11tmin1t1r Stadium 111•1< \ PllOl S!•tl PMTt INSPECTOR l-Iunlin gton Beach 1\-tayor .Jack Green points to problc1n during re- cent in ... peclion tour of some or C'ily"s older rc.'iidrncc i;; Council Tig htens Lu 11: s on Il nildi11 g I n<lu st,rial Plants r ounc1Jn,an G('nrgc J\lcCrackcn pul ur ;i brief battle h11t ICl~1 lj-1 a.~ Ilic Ci1y ro11nri\ J\1nnday night :ipprovcrl an f"lrd '111aoce Lightening industrial regula· t1nns n<:ar residential areas in llunlington Brach. The onhnancc calls for adfli11on:11 J;inr!scaping and open .~pace for any in· dustrial facility built adjacent lo a single family residence. •·Jrs just more beauracracy," com- rncnted McCracken , repealing his op- rosition of two weeks earlier. "If ".P. want industry we can't be too rcstric- t1\'e." Counc ilman ~tcCrackcn then "'arne1I l hal Garden Grove and Westmin.~ler \~ere luring industry away from I-Jun· tin~lon Beach. ··Our city historically has looked better lhan those two," replied Councilman Donald Shi pley. "/\pp<irenlly you haven 't seen thcn1 recently ,'' retortecl McCracken. "you shouldn't make statements wi t h ou t kn qwl edge." Councilman Alvi n Coen pointed out that the Irvine Development, pointed to as the hcst industr ial example in Orange Cot1n- ly. is considerably more stringent than Jlun1.ington Beach. The ordinance Yr'Lll require 40 feet of space from . <Jn industrial building lo either' of its side boundaries and its rear boundary in a residential area. Beach Trarfic Lights Gel Council Approval A total ol $60,000 lo inslaJl traffic light.<11 11l fnur intersections Along :Pacific Coast 1 l1gh~·ay was appn)ved P.1onday night by IJ1e. Hunt ington Beach City Council . lnle rsecling streets lo receivt. lighl~ nr 1111provements arc ll11nlin_gton, Lake , f\.-lain and ~Iden \Vest Slreel$. He charged that the city's law on ~ubstandard homes "'as "immoral" and !hat !he bot1rd of appeals "·as a "'kangaroo court." Mayor Jack Green had 11sked Ferm why the people he ttpresented had not al>J>Cared before the appeal11 board as all<JWed in the law·. Ferm replied thal the board ~·as only set up ta interpret lhe law, "It is a bad law and you should dKlare a moratorium until the council has the chance to read the ordinance and change it, lfhalever time it takes." A videotape of the dila pidated buildings under condemnation was shown to the packed council chambers, narrated by Charles Ge:rarden, city housing inspector. Building Director 0 . C. ''.iatl(' Clevela nd repeated that the owners had recourse to 1he board of appeal.~. City Attorney Don Bonfa said he was concerned about "thr l'Ouncil jumping 1n and taking O\"er procedures pro\'jded by !he hl\Y. It is premature to intervene now ." Bartlett's motion , Inst by the 4·:1 vO(e "·ith Councilmen Donald Shiplry an d (;eorge J\1cCracken supporting !he mo- tion. Opposing were Maynr Green, and <'ouncilmen Al Coen, Jerry Matney and Dr. Henry Ka ufman. Green concluded the lnng disc:u.~s1on with, "We never intended 1.o put anyone out of their home with no p!are to J;:O, hut we do not "'ant to circumvent the process of the law." Beach Youth Coalition Rapped for Donation The. Youth Coalition Committee of Hun- tir.gton Beach received a light rebuff fro1n some city councilmen P.londay night for donating city funds to other agencies. Councilmen Al vin Coen and Henry Ka11fman warned the city '! youth that n1oney apprQPT"iat.ed for YQUth Conlition activities should be spent specifically for th;it activity. "The subject came up when it was noted that $100 had been donated to Help Line, a community service combatting drug abuse.. "\Ve considered llelp Line as directly aftecting the youth of this city," replied .li m Sampson, a high school student speaking for the: Coalition. '"It's a good cause,'' said Coen, "but we ca n't !el the Youth CoaliUon uae I.al- Stock JHarket• NEW YORK (AP)-The. 1tock market conUnued a strong upward march on • broadening front in active trading late this· afternoon. (See quotaUona:, Pages J 1)-11 ) • Advances widened their margin over declines in individual issues traded on the New Yor k Stock Exchange, M9 to 47i. payers' rnnney when we dnn 't knnw it." f\la yor Jark Green drlendcd the youth. c·xplain1ng that he had reteivcd \.\'ord from threr other counc1ltncn that thee~· penditure would hr approved. '"\\'e simp· ly forgot to ha\"e 1~ on last meeting's <!Renda." he ~Jd, "so I talked lo some of the coune1lme.n af\el"\\'ards." Tiic money "'a$ profit from a dance sponscrcd by the Youth Coolition whir.h had been backed by cily funds. Councilman Ted Bartlr.ll railed for nior~ thorough coordination of Coalilion activitie!! with the Recreation Depart· ment. But Councilman Jerry r.tatney replied that v.·ould defeat the purpose of allowing the youth to do something for themselves. The Youth Coalition had brought tv.·o proposals before the coun('il for approval. 'f'he first was a request for a student government day and the second a request for funds to hold a car rally. Councilmen asked the youth I o coordinate the student government day with the schools and return with a specific proposal, tentatively setting the dale for Nov. 17. The council authorized $176 for a car rally and dance Nov. 10. 'We Have Had It' J(opechne Say Autop.sy 'W ouldBeLikeFuneral' \\'ILKES -BARRE. !'a. 1ur1) - The falh!."'r nf J\1ary Jo Kopechne. testified 10- d.iy 1h::it pe.rmiUing an autopsy on ills d:111ghter, kill ed in an accident involving U.S Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, "would be JUSI like another funeral." ''\\1e ha\'e had it," the ralhcr said al a hranng on a request by Massaehusetl<; .-:iulhorities for an autopsy on the body of 1hr. 2R-year..f!ld Washington secretary "'ho 1lh·rl lost July 18 in a tidal poor! in Ken- oetly"s submerged n.ulo of( Chap- pariuidrlick Island, f\1as,<;. The lather, speaking 1n 11 ha rcly audi· hie voice. said he and his v.•ife. who wa$ po1 in court, felt authorities "had the ir ··han('e. We absolulc!y do not \.\'ant it tlDW.'' Edmun~ S. Di11i~. n M as~achusrtt.~ district a11orney who is seeking the autopsy. du;I not eross--exa1nine Kop<:chne rtu rin& lus one·inniule appearance on lhe stand. Dini s rested hi:;; case durlnll. the morn- !11;: session afler Cyril H. \Vecht, chief pat hologist fnr Allegheny County 1Pa .). tPstified an autopsy nn a body ex humed <1ftcr four tv six n1onlhs could be "quite fruitf'Jl .'' .l\sked lo esti1natc the value of an ex· tt rna l examination done at the lime the girl';. body lYas recovered, \Vecht said ··ro consider an external examination lhe EDISON BOOSTERS MEETING TONIGllT Edison Jligh School boos~rs club will hold its v.·ee.kly meeting tonight as originally scheduled . The gathering wlll take place at 7::'ln o'clock in the school's faculty room c11feterla. e;id prt\Cess or ~ meclical and legal in· vcsligation is absurd." Dun t.:Hford, \Vashi ngton. D.C.. a lrgis l<illve aide to Sen. Kennedy \\"ho was ca lled as a witness by a Kopechne at. lotney, Joseph F. Flanagan, said he "';Uo: delryed unlit July 20 in returning with the body lo Pennsylvania because of bad \1•eather. lie said he a!110 thought "there ~·as ~ (Juestion of whether there was a hold on IJ1e body for possible autopsy." Dini5, the first witness at today'!! session , testiried he orde red an autopsy on the girl l\.\'O da ys after she died but •va ~ told the body had been flown to ref'n:r>ylvania. After finishing his teslirnony, the district attorney ctskcd lhe court to plaC'e 1n lhe record a handwritten statement h.ennedy gave police concerning the ac- e1drnt Md a videolap" of the senaLor"s telr1·ised explctnalion of the tragedy Judge Bernard C. Brominski denied the motion on the Kennedy police statement and withheld decision on Lhe videotape. Valley Officer Dies in Action Navy Lt. Cmdr. Paul E. Wall, of 17706 Bay Circle, Fountain Valley. was killed in Vietnam action last "''eek, the U.S. Defense Department announced today. Survivors include his wife, ~1rs. Joan V.'all, four sons, Mark, Scott, Chad and Paul, Jr.; two daughters, Pamela and Laurie; five brothers Carl of Edwards, Forrl of Fort Worth, Hardy of Hot Springs, Ark .. Lyon of Bakerslieltl and A. H. of Robertsvi\le,. Mo.; and' two sisters, Mrs. Helma Smi th of Spear.smith, La., and r.trs. Ch.-istine Walters of Garden Grove. Sex Class Answers 'Why?' Cmdr. Wall had nearly ?9 years o{ service in the Navy. Funeral arrangemenls arc pending at the Peek Family Colonial Funeral home in Westm inster. Mesa Woman Tells Grove School Approach to Course By THOMAS FORTUNE Of tM o.llY PlllM fttft '"If VD Is !IO easy to cure why ls there so much of It'!" the early·tttn gtrl asked. "People wha have il won 't go to the docter because they .are embarruised about it," said a boy her aee. "ThP..y bJOW they 11eit't aupposed to.'• another l(lrl in the aevmt.h grade class said. "Aren't 5Uppo!IOO to what~" askf'd the teacher. "Have 1e%Ual contad," one: of the boys 1a1d. "ff~ not a la• hut il'!!i not rl'!Com· rnended until they are married," a girl repeated an earlier lesson as she remembered it. "'The girl you do it to, her parents. " began a boy. "Don't say 'Do it.' " corrected the teacher. • Then the le11cher surtTmcrl..up the point. ''You don't go to the doctor because you had sexual interconr~. You're e1n· barrassed because you knQW th:it is a no, no. Society 's no, no. FQr your pro- le.cliqn." Th11t's the way the tl1scussion went one recent day in the cl;issroom of J1,1rs. Gordon Marsh, a Costa Mesa re5ident v.·ho teaches family life. set education. artd tlrugs to her science. classes al Bell Intermediate Schoo l in Garden Grove. Aaolher.cla.<is. another hour, and a girl asked, "That VP.1, what's II ctUled : ; ." ""VD," sin! was remin<,led. • •·. :. .can you grt it by ki.'>:ilng1" ·'·It's possi\.lte. bul its not as gre.1t 3 possibility as with sexual intercourse," Mrs. Marsh said, "Did It bother ym1 lo finrt out about venereal disease'!" she a11ked the claiis. "It did me. It v.·ould be nice. If these thing!'! tlidn't ex.isl, hut they do. "I haven 'l nieant lo frighte.n you bul if J did it 's hccau~ some at these things tSee SEX Ct.ASS, Paae Z) , Edison Player Remains Critical Mark Naylon. lS.year.o0ld junior \l'arsfly loolball playt.r at Edison High School. re· mains in critiCal coiidition today at lfun. tlngton lntercommWllty Hospjtal. 1 Hospital officials said the youth's· con-- dition bad not changed from Monday. Naylon collapsed Saturday afternoon· following a game with Loara lligh ind was rushed lo the ho:lpital with head in-- juries. lie remaim in the tnteru.ive care unit 3ufrering from a subdural Mmatoma, whl('h i3 internal bleeding in the brafn. ' I Marina Planning Homecoming for Big Grid Game P.farina Tligh School studPnls ~~ ~lready making plans for their annual homecoming when the Vikings will face their arch-foe~. the Jlunlingtnn Beach lll gh School Oilers, at th(' \Vestminslcr Jl ip h !-i<'h1111I Slndiu n1 Nnv. 7. The pre -game ar..t1vit1e~ \'o'il\ brg\n al i ·4S r.m. ~·1th the introduction of ten riueen no1ninees on a fJo;:it de.signer! tn carry out lhis year 's theme of "The Nc·rEeman Cometh." Entertainment will bi' provided by r.tarina·s award·"'inning \'iking Marching Band and lhe. Valkyrie Drill Team. Half-lime activities will conlcude with the crowning or the new homecomini;: queen . "America's Junior ~1iss/' J ackie Henington. last year's queen, will (l[· flciatc at the. ceremony. The traditional homecominb dance will hi' h~ld at 9 p.m. Nov. 8 in the r.,arina High Sc:hool cafeteria. All alumni arc 1n· \•ited to attend. Car 1'akes Wild Ride, Girl Too The cl ;i11gtiter nf a \\1t>s\m1n:;;l<'r ra.r v.·ash 1Jprr;itor tonk a wilrl. 11nexrccterl ride through a cleaning facility at lill:>O Y.'eslminstcr A\"t>. and into an a<ljoinina: apartment building f\1onday momins. Police said Linda Bruer. 18, of 502l Phea.<;ant Circle, was placing a car on th• conveyor line when she slipped and lhe car lore lhroogh the machine. The ride ended as the \'Chicle 5mashed a large hole in a nearby apartment unit. P.1iss Bruce suffered only minor cuts and bn1iscs in the 10-42 a.m. accident The car was clean bul had a fc1v lumps in il as a result or the v.·ashing. Orange Coa•t Weather Those de sert winds ere slowing down and shoulrl give way to cloudy skies on Wednesday. 'Look ror a high of about 75 on lhc Orange Coast and over the 80 mark inland. INSIDE TODAY J'ifitl!.(ot f11nrl. sltareholrler• huve liod a bnd year aitd /i11011- cia.L columnist Sylvia Porter dis· cusses wlint car~ be done nbout. tt -·if unylhi11g -OIL Page 10 todny."lf.~ flte start <l/ o jour· . ' porl .rer1e3. c.11 ...... 1. • (ll tllll... ,..,s CtmlU 11 ("U'lf9rtll II CM••~ lttt!<to t l"l .. r l•I f'•tt t a11tt•l•lw,.,..,1 n PhlM<t lt •l • ...,.w... " Allll l •ft<ll•I IJ ..UHM• I M .. 111•91 t Mi'•l<r> lt l!'lwlo,l•I ,.w.,.. n HtlloMI N•w1 4-' Or•"" C911ntf t 1v1¥1.tt f'•rl...,. lt S-'t 16-1' S!Kk '°""fh 1 .. tl ftMvhl•• " ,_i.,, ,, WM""'" I W.,lol N-1 ._, Wt-'1 Nton 1).1• I I j I 1!1111--------..... ~!"1"!"'-:-i""""-""!~~ ........ 111!"'7"-------~--~----.. ..... ~. ~· ...... . 2 DAll V rtLOT $500,000 'Lost Body' Suit Delayecl A dental ~mrgeon·:i re]ucl<inC'e lo Cl · amine the t>ighl·year-old rr:maln.s of a Lon11ta v.·oman -if indeed lhey can be found al \~'estminsler ~1ernorial Park ~ ltd to the delay !'llonday of Ronald T. P.lcGinnis' $~.000 SuP'rior Court suit against the mortuary. Attorney Dudlry Cray \\'Ill nol now rn· forct the exht1n1alion order nbta1l'lt'd last \\eek from Judge ClatJd<' Qy;rns until ht': c;;n engage a palho!ogl st lo s\udy the re· mains \\'hlch he alleges were mislaid by t.femorial Park of11cial s !iihortly after in· terment of i•lrs. Pearl G. ti lcGinnis in 196 1. "\Ve had hoped to ha\'e her dentist check the rrmains but he quite un· der~tandably refused," Gray said, "But v.•c now ha\'e until Mey 3 -the new court date -to set up :so1ne other means of 1df'n1Jficet!on, possibly by a pathologist'' f.1cGinni~. 6.l, now of Y.'ilmington . ~ued fl perators o[ the \Vesltnlnsler mortua~y \\'l1h Ute atlegatlon that the body of his ~·ife had been mis takenly cremated. Memorial Park offlclal:s Insist ?-.!rs. McGinnis' remains are "on the premis· es." McGinnis argues In his sult that "con· ditions of chaos" ex!stecl In the mortuary at the time of his ~:ife'11 interment and In· sisUI that she v.·u cremated In error. He states that he paid In full for a :oinglt!: crypt on Aug. 16, 1961, but agreed to temporary intt!:nnenl of Mrs. ?-.tcGlnnis in a dou ble drypt at Peace r.tausolewn p!nding completion (If her ()WO final resting place. Somewhere along the line, t-.fcG!nnis :wys, his wife's remains v.·ere misplaced. And 1tt.omey Gray hope• to revive his daim before J udge Owens on r.Jay 3. From Page 1 SEX CLASS • • • :ire pretty frightening," she continued. "There \s no way to put Icing on VO or dn.igs. Sometime~ truth is more frighten· ing than a story." Discussion lurn'd nn things the class had learned ,1·au:hing mo"irs. For the ::;€'x educat io n part of 1he cou rse thl'Y arc "Girl lo \\'on1a n" and ''Boy to f.1a n," movi es \.\'Jdely used for separate showing to girls and boys in school dlstricla that don't hll\'t. a StX e.d ucati on program. No 9.Titten materials arc u~d for r.'x Pducallon instruction in the Garden Gro\'" Unified District, nothing th11t can be taken away from class and snickered m·er. Jn:slruction is .1111 by movies, speakeri; {particularly for the drug por· ti an ) and class discussion. Parent..s are invited to sit In class any time, but not their own child's class. A daily assignment for the students is to discu!is what was talk ed about in class \.\'ith their parent~. "How many of ~·ou can ~k you r pa rents questions and get good answers," ~Jr!. Marsh asked the class. About half th" chlldren raised thell' ha nds. "GQOO fo r you g\J)'s," she said. "Thars lerrific.'' \\'hrn a:sktd how they thought lhe course could be improved, ~tudenl!I 1aid they w"re most interested in drugs and would like to see more time given to that. Th'Y didn't think much af the fam tly life portion because jt y,•as boring. treatt:d. them like sissies and didn't te ll the1n anylhi ng they didn't already know. 1-frs. ~fersh asked about the sex ed UCll· 11rin portion and ont' 111rl \'oluntet'red the "Pin ion, ••\\·e·re L'Q\crcd \\'hat ne<'ds t'l br .'' "Y,s. right 110\v for )O\Jr agr.'' !'\Ir~. )lars.h ~aid. G.~I Building Hurns NEW YORK !U Pll -A tll.i;i.alarm fire tn the new Gtn"ral f.1otor11 Corp. build ing Monda y afternoon cau~ed an t'stimat~ SL million damage and a Fifth A\'enue traf· fie jam. DAILY PILOI lteb••I N. W1•' """lft"I •NI 1>uo11""'' J·~~ It. Cu•l•y ..,k, rrn111e .. 1 '"" C.•~"•1 "''"'"' Th•"'"' IC11•il lod1t~r 1~01"11 1 A. M~iri~;n• l.',1,.111"• ld•'Of A!!.111 W, 111,, ··-·"'• ldlHo• H1111llllf'H ..... 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Ct MM• •• t··· •' ,. ty •••• 1,. I)~ ......... ,,''''"" t' ., '!!O<l!~lrl ''"1111r, "4111.,t l'°"'-llOI -'• •· .. Spil'ited A11teate1's 1Vuitiug for Wol'd Diet Food Sales Drop on Coast By JANICE BEW.IAN 01 !ht Ol llt "11•1 Sloll l·"ood :-;!11res along the Orange Coast have notll'rd a <Jrop in sales of d\cl foods ;ind drinks eontainin1 cyclamalt, now banntd by the fede ral gove rnment. Dul ni any 11tore 1nanagers ar" Y.'aiting lo hear from the ir central offi ces, as 1\ell <i.~ frorn supplirrs of the food. itt"lailers ha1e unt i! Jan. I tn remo1·" lhc tuuds cuntatning c y c I a n1 a t t , !'>U:i>peeted of causing canctr, from tht'ir ~heh'e.~. At Albertson's in 1..aguna Stach, r1annger Jerry Baines sald, "\\'e y,·itl be tlronping thf' en:i re dlet tine by lettlng the !'lock run out. A few peop!t are: still huying ii, but Y.'C are giving refunds now ;111d 1 imagine sales y,·ill come: to 1 s1 ;1ndsti!J." "They may go ba ck to :;;ur&l')'I filn :n !Jfi('i al sv.•eetener that contains no 1·yl·lamaLe ), and I read &om"where that J 'l'p."i is ~oing to use a very 5n1;il1 :1 n1ount O[ S\lg<l"r for the ir diet drinks,'' he added. 1n half, at least " "As of now. \1 e are n11! an1rc1 roa1tn~ pulling it off t11e ~hch•cs until Jctnuary," lie said. Mel Lloy, manager of ri.larket Basket. 1150 lr1'ine Ave., r-;'ewport, i! waitin g to hear trum the store'3 t orporate offices. "Not more than ihree J}('ople wan tt'd to br ing the ~turf bark.'' he ~airl . "\\'e ex pet'I mor1•, hut wr·re prohablv ,:ioing lo lca\'e J\ un the shelves and Ju i t Jet it run vut." Cherry said cus tomers had slopped buy· Ing and \Vere bringing back unopened c<irtons of riiel sod a. And at Richard's Lido f.f arkel, 34.iJ \'1.i Lido. Ne,l'port Beech clerk Jun "\\'e have ht-en ret urning 'their 1noney tx-r.ause 11·e ha1·e main ly good established c11stomeri; and we don't v.·ru1t to lose 111em." he said. At Tnriftimart, 270 1 Harbor B!\'d , Cns tn ~f,~.~il, n1a11;1gcr 1\rt /ly\·azian said ht• 11·ould hear Uy lllf' €'nd or the (la y \\'he thcr or nol ci ll dict snit tln nks anrl olhcr 1;"ytla rna\C·t'(lnla1n 1ng f()()fJst uif.1 wou ld be rrn1ovcd frorn the ~hel ve.~. If they are rrn1oved, A,v\'azian .sa1rl, U1p store "would pr;:>bably get credit on mo~t of the item s," UC Irvine doesn 't have a football team, but that doesn't mean it d oesn't ha\'e pep squad. These songleaders are currently arpearing at UC J v.1ater polo games, where cries o "ZOT'' are music to Anteater fans. From left are Dottie Goforth, 20, \\lhittier: Sue Frost, 19. Upland : Sue 111 11 . l'l, r ain Alto; Elise Smith , 20, Orange : Jlenn.v \\'1h or;;:. lR, Temple City; Ann Preston, lfl, \\'f)()d la 11 d 1\111•. Pam Viele, 19, Calabasas, a nd .i\dcle Ca ~so, IB. Fountain Valley .. At Acnrd'~ J\\a rl\rt, 283 Broadll'ay, Laguna Beach, Glen AcQJ'd said, "'\Ve're going ;i loni,: with the compa nies that sell the merchandise and are stiU lea \'ing it on the shelves. We've had no refund re- que sts." R111 he adderl lhat the independent ~lore 1s now selling "\'Cry little'' in the way o, di et dr in ks. At Safev.·ay, l!XHl Bayside Dri\·c, t-.'e1•.'port Beach , manager Bob Clark ~ald !hat sales of the diet food "have been cut "One customer who brou ght snme f':\uft bark was a littlr in<ulting. but t hat ".~ lhe on!~· trouhlr 11c'\'c harl ," he said. ".\1o~t of the peopl€' ha\'r hcrn \<'ry nice. and nr course y,·e gi\'<' 1h<'rn !heir money bat k if the y ask for ii " He recalled lh<' cranberry scare or 10 years agn. Huntington Holding l(ey? Bm·ke Joi11s Protest, Raps Davis Ruling "The cranbcrrv th111~ \1'as brcausc thry thou ght !here "ere ln~ectic1des 1n the Cranberries, but after a y,•hile people "·ere buying thf'm aga in like nothing had e\·er happenerl." he noted. At another (o.~ta r-.tesa grocery. A!phll Beta's store at 2~l E. 17th SL., Jim Ill· ingv.·orth, the ma na.i:er, said. "]l 's too early to te !l ir there·s been any drop in sales ." Newport's Bid for Inland Route Depends on Beach By JERO~tE F. COLLINS Of 111• 01111 "lot $11!f Huntington Beach may hold tne key to t-.'ewport Beach'g hope:; for an inland routing of the Pacific Coast FrPev.•ay y,·est of the Upper Bay, Nev.·port Plann ing Director Larry Wilson :said Monday. Wilson. in a lalk before Newport l~arbor Chambt>r nf Commprce dirertor~. !>aid the ideal inland ro11!inJ: \1·nuld be one tha t heads dnwn 1011"<1rd i\cwporl from the \·jcfnily of the adopted ;ilignment at Beach Boulel'arrl and Adams A\'cnuc in Jluntmgton Beach. f ron1 there. lt 1\·ou\d cul wu1h11·€'~terly -or diagonally -across Hunt ington Beach territory, acr05."I the rirf'r, across Banning Flats behind i'\ewporl Shores .and V."ould pass Hoag ~l emorlal Hospital on the north. Cont inuing the diagonal, il 11·ou!d slice routh of Clay Street east of Newport Bou/t\'ard Rnd ul timately con· 11ect with the adopll'd c0a stltne-huJ:gin~ rouU' in the arr;i of !he BalOOa Ba y Cluh. "This alignment," i;aid Wilson, ;,might be favorable to the Highway Commission beeause it would be a mile shorter than t.he existing rou~. "But thls i.5 a question that obviou!ly Inv olve s !he City of Huntington Beach, because il goes across an area y,·herc rapid development (mostly residential) is ta king place." Several year! ago, Huntington Beach 1'U ppnrtCTJ an inl and alignment for the fr ttv.·ay. It got one. as far inland as Beach Boulevard and Adams Al'enue. But from thert, the adopted rout" sllces ahrurtl.v tov.·ard tht coastline in I.he ar'a of Beach Boulevard and Coast Highv.•ay. Slnct lhfn, Wilson rtported, Huntington Beech city official! ha ve :shown no en· lhusl asm for further involvement in lhc route C'Ontroversy. ··t r v1e can't gain the cooperation of ltuntington Beach on this," sald \Vilron, ··~ev.-por!'s only alternative is to try to l'.:C'l !hr stnte to swing the route hehind Hoag ill emorial starting 11 t a point ot Drookhurst and the highway." Hunth1gto11 Stole11 Card -Case Lhtl{ed to Rohhe1·y /\ H.untinglon Beach pohce rase in· \Ol~ing sto!t n credit card~ mo1td to Laguna Beach loda:-r as police sought lo 11uestlon tY.o su~pccts on an armed rob· ber.J' in Laguna. On Oct. 16, ~11chacl nichard Conk\Jn, '.!ll, ol li3S \Ve~lrh f! Or1\·e, !\r11•port Beat h. rf'ported to Laguna police that lie had picked up Lwo n1en in J!un1ingl.on Beat h and g1vtn ther11 11 ride 1'1 t..ag un11 11 he•' thry allrgMl.v pulled 11 'K nife and ivok his 11:.il!ct conl~tn1n:; 1noncy and l redi ! card.-:- Tllat night, l\w1Lini;:ton Beach polict. :;lcn ~ct by crNl it card comf'8 nie~. picked up lico rge Brin ley , 20, nf \\'est Hollywood ;u1d Curtls Anderson , IB. of Long Beacl1, as Brinley att emptrd to L/SC a cred it r ard to make ;a purchase. in a clothing i'>tore . Andt>T"&On , "'h<"I was not in possession of any or the credit cards, y,·a:s released, but Request Studied For Health Spa A requt~l for a he11th spa In F0unta1n \'11\ley y,•[ll again appear on a br!ef plan· nlng comml&l!ion asenda at 7:30 p.1n., \\'rdnesda v. PJ1nnei5 harf drla~•ed 1 prt1Jio11.\ ri11 blic litaring on th" health sp• in order to 11uestion the applicant, Btverly Anderl!0n, operator of 1 similar faclllty In Newport Beach. Onr (lthrr i\en1, a rcf(U C'SI In ~t"r11~ horr ~t Phil's {>.lr s11·an Food , 1s also scheduler! for a public hearing. Two Arabs Sen tenced For Anti-Israel Acts HEBRON, Ckcupled J ordan 11·r11 - An l.~raell ml\U11ry court r-.f(lndey stn· tcnced t1.1•0 Hebron Arabe: lo 20 yt1rs in prison for 11ntJ-lsrAell act!vltlrs. Jsrarlt 1«t1rlty rorres c.hargtd the Arob11 monitored r11dioM con1m1nrts from Al Falah Rtlerrlllas In Amman, In cluding an ordc• to ~t't ofr a truckload of rxp!oslves In downto"n J eru.satem. Thty·\l•err ~Ii· ted before they could do it, i3r.acl aid. i - rickf'd up again later as 1 susptd. m 1 Jlununi;t.on Beach burglary Ci5t'. Comparing notes on tht mi:s5i.ng cards and Conklin's description ol h i s <assailants, the tv.·o police departments drcu1cd tht y <ipparently \\'ere "'·orking on the same ca!e. Brinley was brought to Laguna Beach jail ~fonday lO face arraignmerit on the. arn1ed robbery count. His companion y,•1!1 he plc~td \IP by Laguna Beach police, they ttported, ~'hen I.he Huntington llr.ach burglary matter is taken care of. f.f eanwhlle, pollc" in both cities are 1(1\'.lklng for the r~t of the !lolen credit rnrds. Ocean View OKs Try for $60,000 In State Funds Tru.~ttes "' the Oct'an \1ie\' ~chonl n lstrlct ~lonrtay said they setk '60,000 tn federal funds for a library al Park View School. Thr mont y 9''111 ~come available under !hf' Elrmtntary And Secondary Education Ar t, acco rding to Dist. Supt. Clarence H11lL \\ni l ~;1id Park YiC\\' N-hool ~·as !<.elected bcrau~e i~ has thf require<! nun1· her or 11quarc feet 1v1Jlable for • library of !hi,, type. I le added that lhe :sum of 1nonty "·ould r<'pr!'St'nt about 7,000 volurnri: of hooks :in1! Sl6.000 tn audio.,·isual teaching aids. "f.~tablish1nent and operation o[ a libr<iry of this type demonstrates the rrlucational value of an ad@(!uate school library or ini:lrurtional materials ctnter ~t'r\'lng children i nd l'tchr rs in 1 single; ;i tteodance 1re1." he said. ••ft will be nf ,Jt rl'<'t benefit to the chlldrtn or this dl~tr!cl. ·• In othrr action, th~ tru:stttJ apprO\'t>d t').prnditure al $100 ptr school to rurchast tqulpment to be usPd in 1n .;i f\er-~chool recreation proiram be1lMln1 j';;i\·. 3. Tht rlly·spon~rtd proir•m "·Ill be of. ff't"'<I fr om 3:30 p.m. to~ p.m. 1t 111bout 10 of tJ1e dlslrlcl'11 tthools. The total C'Olll of lhr prl'~.1m . "'Ith the; trctpt!on of tqul p· mr nt. Is paid for by I.ht City of lfun· llnJl1on Beach. But fir lndic<1 tPd \it!Jr oplim1sm ah 1\l t the :st.ate findin11: that an arrrptable alternativr. "Fran klv, I thi nk this v.·ilt he difficult to ~ell to th.e s1 al€'." hr said. "It y,·O\Jld be slighlly longrr thiln tl1e udopt cd route.'' New port rlty cn11ncthnr11 la~l 1\l:'ek in· structed lhel r staff to prepare a presen· talion iirguing /or reopening of rnute hearings by the lli J(hway Con1mi~sion. \Vilson said 1t 1~ po:-.,.iblt' th e pri>srntaicvn will be made at !he com1n1ss1on's No\'ember or January meeting. lie said, hn1\•e1·er. !hat thr c1!y's "best pos ition" y,•ould be to agree on a sprcil!c .alternati ve rou!e. "If v.·e have it "'ide open." he ~aid. "11·c ran'l get the roncurrence nf Co.~tll ~ftsa." Officials 1n that city have saicl that if New po rt wa nts to j.e.rou1 e the freey,ay. !hat's all right with them , as long as it stays in Newport. Newport's presentation or a preri~~ ;i lignm('nt to the slil tf' v.·ould a~~u;ige any Costa fl!esa concern, \\'ilson indic;i ted . Counci lmen last \\'Ce k egreecl Cos ta ~fesa territory should not bt touched hy any new routing. But they 1•oiced n.J prererencc for nny p;1 r1 icu lrir ali gn n1e11l, \\0hi ch 1\•ou!d. of nrt.:c.<>sit\·, cul a hu.:r, 10· Jan !" S\.\'ath through ~rY.:porL !!c1ghtli \\'i!son tol d chamber dire ctor~ 1h,1L lhe Coast Freey,·ay, as now planned by the i-.tate, v.•ould· -\~·ipc out mo~t h11s1ne~'"" nn 1!1(' north sirlc of l\·p~l Coast 1l1gh11:i;. lroin the r11·rr la the bay. -Trike out a · big chunk o[ Hoag r-.1rm?r1a l llospl tal property, along 1hc southcm edge. -Precludt an.v rnar1n:i 1!c1 e!r.p:nl"nt bchinri Newport Shor!'~. -Hesu lt ln a 2.S·fcxit. high /1ll Y.alhn.t: <>ff \\'est Newport"s beach area fro1n tho re~t of tht' com1nunll v. Concerning possible 11• a t e r w a 1· ~ 11pstr,am of !he S;in!a Ana H11·e1·. \\'1l~r>11 ~aid it is unlikely the city "·oulrl he able lei cnn1 inrc the slnte in chan'1:e 1he root ing on lhc basis of as ~ct ''Jr· rtfuta ble '' pla11s to build a n1arina Hl the arra. YOUR Incensed b.v a court blockade of the fit· i11g Qf UCLA communist instructor Angela Davis, Aseemblyman Robt.rt H. Uurke (R-Huntington Beech) today jolned ;, chcrus of prote:sUng legislators. The overturning in Los Angeles Superior Court of ~Uss Davis' dismissal lrd Burke to de1nand today that loyalty oath legis lation he int roduced in the put ~esslon be approved as soon as poss ible. 0 'Th1s measure would requi re a stat"' menl (lf ll)yahy for all :state employt! \\'hi ch y,·ould fulfill the edicts of the U.S. ~upreme Court," .said Burke, v.·ho fee ls the Da vi! case may swing it. ··r ve trird in th" past lo 'et a loyalty oath which would aceompl1&h this ap- proved bu t the opponents pooh-poohed the nted by stalin g nothing like: this ever l1apJ}('ns. \\'ell it hes happened," he said. Burkes' n1easure would in part :slate lh11L v.·hcn any public cn1ploye advocates, ur t~ knowingly a member of the Com· rnunisl party or any organization he kno\\s ad\'ocales the overthrow of U.S. or Ca!ilcrnia government by force or \ioli:.>nr r . \1·it h the In ten t to further suth an 2oin. this \\'Ould be su ff icient cause for dismissal. . ..... '-·:.i l'rom Page l RAFFERTY. •• :-,.l(.1et_1·. called Jud~c Pacht a "career lrltist.'' Tile Arcadia Republican cited a l!H7 re port of the Leg islat ur e's L'n· Ampril'an Activities Com mittee \\h1ch : lated that in 1945 Pacht y,•as 1 gue.st ~.~a ker before the American YoutiL for Oen1orra cy. y,•hich the committee con· lrnrlf'd •·foilows the Cotnmunis l Party line." l';ich t rlrcli_n('d !o corn mt nt n n T:lchardson 's i;tetement. lie was 22 in 1~4.l. YMlr ~00 !!Uc1 o6 S1tt1sct Agtncv He added , "If the public (!l)('sn't 1Yant lo buy them, I guess y,·e·11 take them off Lhc shel\'es. ·• In Huntington Beath, the manager o[ \'on's st.ore 90, y,·ho declined lo ideotify hirnse lf, said, "Any inforn1ation on thi1 has lo come out of our El f.lonte head· quarters." Beacl1 Planners Get Second Look At Gas Station S!andard Oil Company's much-debaltd service station comes before the Hun· tingto n Beach Planning Comrnission ag;iin tonight at 7 o'clock 1n the Clty Cnunc!l Chambers. The station, proposed ror loca11 on at the southwest corner of \Va rner Aveoue <ind Golden Vt'est Street. became the c1>r.ter of a controversy over esthetic dt."slgn some y,·eeks ego. r.l"anwhle, a city a ltorney's report forwarded to the planning commission ha~ di:sclostd that there y,·ou!d be nothing illegal about requiring gas st;it ion.~ to be firs t approved by the Dts1gn Re\·ir>.1• Board. Several city cooncilmen, 111ctud1ng r-.1ayor Jack Green have conlendetl th11t rc{'ent gas stations do not corne up to f'Sthetic sta ndard~. l<'av1ng much to be dr.•ired in their d<-·i:1g11. r\L tonight's meeting lhr pl.1n11rr ~ rn ay rrfer the stat ion pl<ins to t!Jc re\·1ew board for the fJrs l 1l me, 1n11J<111ng a new C!('' polJcy. Also scheduled for plann1nc t·o1n· mls~1 on action is a u.~e penn1t for the e;\· r:insion nf an r~1~1 1ns l'nll\'<t lc~ernt hu~pit;;l into an 80·1.ird small gcncr;il ho~pital. The pre-senl ho~_n1l;il. 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COSTA MESA 892-5501 545-9485 I 1 17 " I 17 l I .--.~.-....--,-,--.----.---r-~-~-~.~-~.~.-.-~~-~~· ~~ ... •._• '•"' r ,l. R .• .,..._.r--•3. P 14 1"1 C\t ··~---..-~----·---··--~;~...,- Lag11na Bea eh Today's Flnal N.Y. Stocks voe. 62, NO. 252, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDA Y, OCTOBER 2f, 1969 TEN CENTS Diet Drinl( Sales Tumble Along Orange Coast By JANICE BERiVIAN 01 tht D•lf'I l'llOI Sift! ~~ood stores ;:ilong t!1e Orange Coast ha\lf" noticed a drop in sales of diet foods and drink~ containing l'yclainatc, now b:inncd by thl' fcc!('ral go11crn1nC'nl. But many store rnanagers arc \1-'<J.iting to hear from their central offices, as \~Cll as from suppllcrs of the food . Retaltcrs have until Jan, 1 to remove the !oods containing c y c I a ma t e, suspected of causing cancer, from their !helves. At Albertson's in Laguna Beach, man;igcr Jerry Baines said, "We "''ill be droppfng the entire diet line by letting the stock run out. A re\'•' people arc still buying it, but we are giving refunds now and I imagine sales will come to a stilndstill." "They may go back to sucaryl (an arliricial sweetener that contains no cyclamate ), and I read somewh ere that Pepsi is going to use a very small amount of sugar ror their diet drinks," he added. At Acord 's t-.tarket , 28J Broadway, Laguna Beach, Glen Acord said, "\Ve're going along "'ilh the cun1panles that. S(>I! the merchandise and are still !ea\•ing it on the shelves. We've had nu refund re· quests." But he adrle-d thal the indcpcndC'nl store iG nO\~ selling "very little"' in the V.'ay 01 dlcl drinks, At Safeway. 1000 Bayside Drive. Newport Beach, manager Bob Clark said that sales of the diet food "have been cut in half, at least." "As of now, we are not anticipating pulling it off the shelves until January," he said. ~lei Lloy, manager of Markel Basket, I \;,{I Irvine, Newport Beach, is walling to hear from the, store's corporate offices. '"Nol more than three people wanted lo bring the stuff back," he said . "We expect more, but ""·e 're probably going to leave it on the shelves and just Jct it run out." And at Richard's Lido Mart, Newport Beach, clerk Jim Cherry said customer! had stopped buying and were bringing back unOpefled cartons of diet sod<i. "We have been returning their money because we have mainly good est.ablished customers and \\IC don't want to lose them " he said. At Thrlftimart , 2701 Harbor Bouleva rd, Costa Mesa, manager Art Ayval..ian said he would hear by the end of the day whether or not all diet soft drinks and othrr cyclamate-containlng focidstuftt would be rentoved from the shelves. [f they are removed. Ayvazia n said, the store "would probably get credit on mD6t of the i~ms." ''One customer who brought some stuff back was a little insulting, but I.hat's the only trouble we've bad," he said. "Mo.st of the people ha ve been very nice, and of (Sff CYCLAMATE, Page ZJ ecret itness or ear ? • Autopsy 'Funeral' 'We've Had It,' Says Mary Jo's Dad \VILKES·BARRE , Pa. (UPI) -The father of Mary Jo Ko~chne testified to- day that pern1itting an autopsy on !]Is dJught er, killed in an accident involving U.S. Sen. Ed\.\'ard M. Kennedy, "would be just like another funeral." "\Ve have had it," the father said at a t.earing on a request by 11assachusetts authorities for an autopsy on the body or the 28-year-0\d Washington secretary \\'ho dit!d last July 18 in a tidal pond in Ken· nedy's submerged auto off Chap· paquiddick Island, Mass. The father, speaking in a ba""IY audi· b!e voice, said he and his wife, who was Death not in court, felt authorities '"had their chance. \Ve absolutely do not want it IJ{ll\I_" F.dmund S. Dinis, a Ma ssachusetts district attorney who is seeking the autopsy, did not cross-examine Kopechne during: his one-mniute appearance on the stand. Dinis rested his case during the morn· ing session after Cyril H. Wecht, chief pathologist for Allegheny County (Pa.), testified an autopsy on a body eKhumed after four to six month s could be "quite fruitful ." Asked to estimate the value of an ex- •Trips' Youngsters Inject Peanut Butter Cl11CAGO ( ~ -· -A federal drug ex- pert says young~. ·s in some parts of the country have takl.I lo injecting pcariut butter and mayonnaise into their veins as a substitute for narcotics, In several documented cases the result has bc€n death, Ernest A. Carabi!Jo Jr., a 2 Officers Eject As J et Trainer Plunges in Sea rr11•0 unll cnn1rnandi11g officers ejectrd ::;afely five miles al se a off La guna Beach r.1ond11y, af1er their jet tralner dc1'eloped control trouble on a flight from El Toro ~farin1: Corps Ajr Station. They were picked up by a hel icopter from the Marine C-Orps Air Station Santa Ana. while the crippled TA4F Skyha1vk trainer dove into lhc ocean, disintegrated and sank. The pilot "'a~ identified as Lt. Col. llerbert I.. Wright, 41, of J 220 Ca nd!ewood St., Orange, commanding of· fleer of HeadquartE'rs ;;ind JVJaintenanf'e Squadron JJ, according to bas e sfll)kesman. Copi!Qt was Lt. Col. Jerry E. Kehrle, 27 of 1722 Mitchell Ave., Santa Ana com· m~nrling officer of Marine Air Base Squadron 33, who, like his companion, escaped injury when forced to ditch. Authorilies ~afd the men encountered difficully wilh the aircraft's control system before heading it out to sea and bailing off the coast at Emerald Bay. la1vyer·pharmacist in the Federal Bureau of Narcotics, told a news conference r.Ionday. Carabillo said the information that peanut butler and mayonnaise v.·ould send users "on a little trip" \\'as con· tained in an underground recipe book purporting to outline "culinary escapes from reality." Other recent fad s, he said , Included the use of paragoric, cleaning fl uld, the local anesthetic ethychloride and freon. the pressuriied propellant gas in aerosols. Carahillo said users. or narcotic ~ubslitute conJused the bizarre and toxic reac1ions ~'1th the so-called "high" pro- \ ided by such drugs as heroin or mari- juana. He cited the smoking of dried hanana skins, a !;id of a couple ol years ago, a." an example. Frank Gulich, a narcotics bureau of· ficial stationed in Chicago. said the un<lerground "cook books" usually r;ell ror about $1 and often give the rormulas for preparing drugs such as UO. Drug users, Gulich said, are "alwa)'S looking for new drugs that won't be. a violation ol the law." Carabillo said Gulich appeared at lhe <innua l meeting of the American Academy ot Pediatrics. Stock JtJarkeU NEW YORK (AP)-The stock market continued a strong upward march on a broadening tron~ in active trading late this afternoon. (See quotations, Pages 10-11 ). Advances widened their margin over declines in individual issues lraded on the New York Stock Exchange, 849 to ·474. tt rnal examination done at the ti1ne the girl's body \.\'as recovered, 'Vechl said '"'ro consider an exter11<1 l examination the (',1d proce::;s of a medical and !eg<i l in- ve~tigation is absurd ." Dun Gifford, \Vashlngton, D.C., a legisl.:itive aide to Sen. Kennedy v.·ho was (•:1lled as a 1vitness by a Kopechne at- tQrner. Joseph F. Flanagan, said he was c!eleyed until July 20 in returning with the body to Pennsylvania because of bad \~·eather . lie said he also thought "there was a question of whether the.re was a hold on the body for possible autopsy." Capo's Teacl1crs Get Raise, But Still Lolvest Paid By PAl\1 ELA lfALl.A1\I or tft1 01111 p ;1a1 H1H Teachers in the Capistrrin" Unified School Dislrict v.•il\ be getting a pay in· crease but they'll sill! be the lowest paid in Orange County, Trustee Bob llurst reported to the Bnarrl of Trustee~ al 1-·londay night's meeting, t.hc joint cnmm1ltec of teacl1ers and board mcrnbcrs h.'.lrl rcnched :in agreement on salary adju&lmcnL<; ef· fcctive Jul.)• I, 1!)69. The adJU Stmcnt.'> \1·oul cl m;ikr. IC\lt'l'lcrs' salaries hf>gin at $6,750 with a 1nux1mun1 figure of $l3,5(l3 )X'r ~·ear . Classified personnel 1\·ould receive a one percent increase and adn1inis1rators also would gain one percent nd;ustment ln their salary schedule. The board voled 5 lo 2 in favor or the increase \vhich ..,,.ou!d be funded in various ways. The main sum would come fr om funds that had been planned for a projected growth \~hich did not come about leaving a surplus. Another area included person n e l salaries \\/hereby persons leaving !he district were paid n1ore than their replacements leaving money left over. Al Pierce, representing • the teacheri;, said that his group was pleased by the roo:)mmendation and felt that the study committee which had been appointed last June had been an excellent way to pro- mote communications between teachers and board. Sex Class Answers 'Why?' Mesa Woman, Tells Grove School Approacli to Course By TllOMAS FORTUNE 01 t111 Dall¥ Pli.t Sllff "If VD Is so easy to cure why is. there M> much of it?" the early-teen girl asked. ;'People who have it won't go to the c.JOCtor because they are embarrassed about it.'' said a boy her age. "Thry. know they aren't supposed to.'' ano ther girl in the seventh grade c\as~ sald . "Aren't stt pposrd to what~" asked the tear.her. ··Have sexual contact," one of the boys 6aid . '"It'!!: not R law but il"s not rccom· mended unLil I.hey are marcied,'' a girl repeated an earlier lesson a.~ she remembered It. "The girl you do it to, her ,parent.,, •• "' began a bay. "Don't say 'Do it,' •• corrected the teacher. Then the teacher :i;ummed up the point. "You don't go to the doctor because you had sexual intercourse. You're em· barrassed because you know that is a no. no. Society's no, no. For your pro - tection." That's the way !he discw;sion went one recent day in the classroom nr Mrs, (;ordOfi M&rsll , I Cost.a Mesa resident \\'ho teaches family life, sex educalion .. and drugs to her science classes at Bell Intermediate School in Garden Grave. Another class, another hollr. and a girl asked, "That VM, what's it called .•• " "VD," she was reminded. " .•. can you get it by kissing~'' "H.'s possible., but it~ not as greal a po::isibili ly as wilh se:(ual intercourse," r.1rs. ~larsh said. "Did it bother yo\1 to fi nd out oho11t vr,ne rcal dise:i!<c"?" sh1. asked the rlass. ''It did me.. It would be nice if these th ings didn 't exi~t. hut they do, "I havc.n"l .meant to frighten you b11t if l did it'!I hrx:ausc soml' of these things (See SEX CLASS, Page ZI I D.t.IL 'r l'ILC1 Sll ll l' .. lt LT. DoPAULIS MAINTAINS HIS LONELY VIG IL Laguna'• Winter Lifeguard F ind1 Workload Challenging Lone Lifegunrd Patrols 3 Miles of Laguna Sand By RICHARD P. NALL Cl In• ClllJ P'llo! il•fl .And then !here wai;: one. Lt. Eugene DePaulis is the one. He's the sole on-duty lifeguard w Inter weekday s, responsible for about three miles (as the seagull flies) of Laguna Be;irh <inrl county beaches. DePaulis 'is supposed to have an assis· lant. But Craig Lockwood, former Laguna .i::uard and writer. came to the fork in the road and folhwied his literary calling. D<:Pau lis said -a llttle wisUully it seemed -that his former sidekick is on an e~lcnded tour of the South Pacific for 11 surfer publication. Capt. Phillip 5tubbs, a permanent guard. Alt.hough San Clen1enle can call mor• men from its reserves, the regular filrce can be. spread pretty thin on a busy weekday, Stubbs noted that opening of Dana Poinl Harbor is causing more boating-type rescues. If you call the Laguna lifeguard tower during the weekday and DePaulls is on patrol, a recording answ.ers and notifies callers to call the police departinent. Tilere is also a weather report. Police ca n radio DePaulis if he is in the lifeguard emergency vehicle. tn an emergency, police have a list of other tem porary lifeguards to call. Such was the case recmtly when a young man strolled into the surf with his shoes on, swam out past the surf, sank and drowned. DePaulis said there had been three. drownings this yea r by the end of Sep- tember. Later Jack Liocke joined DePaulis in the jOh of guarding the beaches from Abalone PQint to Aliso Creek during the winie r months. Lincke recently quit to join the Huntingtnn Beach lifeguard force for. said OePaulis, about $250 additiona l per monlh. DePaulis find s his workload challeng• Statistics for most lifeguard activities ·ing. He has beach patrols, rescue work, are up, flrsl aid calls, lost persons, maintenance There have been 669 rescues \ogg~: of equipment and slrudures, paper work .. -&ie beach heart attack death : 4,13d first and physical conditioning for himsell to aids aclminUtered: 161 missing pencmt11 work into his 40-hour week. reported : 9,747 enforcements of Jaw; On weekends there is · help. Other 11,389 respon.'ies lo beach activities (from 1Heguards who , work at oth~ wee.kday throwing sand to climbing cliffs); and 813 jobs appear. three strong, to gv.ard. reports" of·lost ·articles. De.Paulis is attempting to recruit help Of CQurM there are more guards in lhe -help, he hopes will stay wtth 1ht jab. summer. DePaulis said there are: ~2 One problem. said lhe veteran e;uard, is: co1Jnllng the guards at private beaches the pay. such as Emt!rald Bay , .I rvine Cove and lie said Laguna guards begin 11t .$2.60 Bille Lagoon. per hour. San Clcn1ent.t guards start at But at the moment, DePau!ls is hoping S2.85, said DePaulis. but the guards al for just one more full -lime. dedicated st:i1r beaches sfart at $3.41. p,ul\J'd who will slay with the (orce. When Thlc; doesn't cht!er Sa n Clemente guards .leave, new ones have to be pro- guards. DcPaufis noted, since I.bey d\) the cessed wJth their papers and municipal same v.·orJ.; fqr .km pa;., S;an Cleme.nte benefit..' through city ilaU. "There111 a lot h11s UPh milu of c1ty <ii~. CC¥Jld.Y ~ of pa.per work" !&id DePaulls st.arin& at with 'four"pftmfDent wltl~~ uid the s~. • LSD Leader Says Arrests Were filegal A secret defense witness was promised today as attorneys for Dr. Timothy Leal)", his wife and ron, tried to show at P pretrial hearing that thei r drug arrests ln Laguna Beach last year were illegal. Officer Neal Purcell -with more than !JOO narcotics arrests lo his credit -said he took the trio into custody last Dec. 28 after finding marijuana, pills and sui.pec led LSD tablets in their car. \Vhat right did he have to search? - none. 1Ugucd defense attorney Georg• Chula, one of three lawyen handlin1 cases for the C9lorfuJ family circle at the hearin& in Orange County superior Court. Chula charged that Purcell !aw tong hair and hippie-style -the sort of thing that automatically i;uggests marijuana and other such things to many lawmen. Purcell countered by saying that John Leary, 20, was crawling around in the rear of the station wagon, dilated eyes peering childishly through his long-hair and appearing under the influence. Chula , however, claimed lhat most marijuana smokers gel High io the dark and this is the reason for the dilat.ed eyes, not the weed itsell, hence PurCf:ll's reasoning was faulty. The Leary family seemed relaxed and cunfidenl about the outcome of the case invo lving charges of possession of both marijuana and LSD during a recess in I.ht hearing. Dr, Leary, ~9. wearing his graying hair long, Ind!an·style, grinned and winked during the proceedings and predicted later that marijuana will be legalized "·ithin a year. '''Ve'll a!l be high and happy and Ulere "'on"l be any more w~rs,'' he said. Hls l'.'ife Rosemary, J3, appeared pale and. drawn from recent surgery for cor· rcctlon of a problem which may allow the couple lo have children. Leary'i; grol'.·n son by a prior marriage knelt at his stepmother's lap in the cor· ridor outside as she ran a com b through hi~ long hair, a picture of motherly devo- tion. Illegal Contributions WS ANGEL.ES (UPI) -the Floor Corp. of Los Angeles was Indicted Mon· day on rive C1)lln ts of making illegal con- tributions to unidentified candidates in presidential and congressional t:lections throughou t the nation. Oraage Weather Those desert winds are 1Jowln1 down and should give way to cloudy skies on Wednesday. Look for a high of about 75 on th• Orange Coast and over tbe I) mart inland. JNSmE TODAY Mutual Jund 1hortho!Mr1 have hod a bad utar and finaft> cial cotumnise Sylvia Porttr dit- cusses what can bt done: cbout it -if anuthina -on Page 10 today. Jt's tht 1tar£ of G }OUT• part strit:s. C•lt.r!l!I • ..-" (l1H:t11<1 ,.,, ·-·-.. Co"I!'' " Nlfloollt ,.._. •• c .. , ... .., " 0.MM Ctv•r'I' • Dtll~ _..,. • ,, ..... l'wtrw .. lfllorlll ·-• -· , .. ,, l~t.MtiR-" .... -'"" f l"ance 11-11 , ...... 1 .... " ... r9M-.. , ....... " ... ·-~ .. ·-• ...... • ..... -• • ,,,. ....... , • ........ N9M 1).14 ~-'. ......................................................................... .,.. ..... """" ......... """""""'"''"""' ... ~""""~~~~~~~~~~~-------. • .2 DAILY PflOT L Rafferty Appeal of Davis Ruling Frtm: Wtre Servlctt SACRAMENTO -State School$ ChJer Max Rafferty has de<:lared hi~ support for the planned app<'al of il court decision that the fir ing of UCLA (nstrucior Angela Davis is unconstitutional. "I don't believe in lc!\lng men1bers of the mafia, murder incorporated or a Communist speak \l'ith my money on a f 'lx•suJ)(X}tled campus," said R<lfferly, the Republican superintendent of public instruction. Los Angeles Superior Court Jud ge Jer· ty Pacht ruled Monday that Angela Davis Schools Due To Seek U.S. Library Aid School trustees tonight are expected to ri pprove application for $121,345 in federal funds to beef up tC'sources at Laguna Seach High Schoo! library. lt will be the third tirne the school district has applied for funds available llnder the Elementarv and Secondary Education Act. Applic.itions were denied previously. If the funds are approved, the district \10U)d add S!S,000 and purchase more than 8.000 needed new books, furniture and audio visua l equipment. Jn other business, the board: -ls expected to adopt resolulion! autl1orizing borrowing $45,000 from the di strict building fund and $10,000 from hanks to tide over the district un til tax funds are 3vJilable In OecC'm ber. -\Viii probably adopt a job description "nd procedures to seek a business manager to rC'place Edwin Hind who wlll r<:ltire after 20 )'ears service. -\Vil! look at an edltorial from the !'an\a Ana Regi~ter theorizing why another Santa Ana school OOnd lost. -Consider a second lettrr from Dr. fl1 ax Rafferly, state superintendent of in· ~lrLtction, on "Project TumoH" whic~ cal!ed for inspection of school students iockers. From Pnge l SEX CLASS ••• lirr pre!ly frightening,'' she contin1ie<I. •·There is no \\·ay to put Icing on VD or rlrugs. Sometime!> truth Is tnore frighten· ing thrui a 6tory." , Discussion turned on things the class hart learned \\'alching movies. For the ~ex education part or the cou rse they are ''Girl to Won1an'' (Ind "Boy to Ma n," movi es \Videly used for separate showing 1(1 girl!) and boys in school districts that don't ha\·e a sex educa tion prog ram. No l\'ritten materials are used for sex education inslruction 1n the Garden C.rovP L'nified District, nothing, that can be 1aken awav from cla~!'> and snickered 1>1ocr. lnst ru C1ion is all hy movies, speakers \particu larly for the drug por· tion ) and class discussion. Part'nls are invited to ~it in class any lime, but not their own child's class. A daily assignment fo~ the students is lo rH~uss \\'hat ,,·as talked about in class with their pa r~nts . "Ho1v n1any of ~'Ou can :is)r; you r parents questions and gr! good an5weri;," >fr s. f\ia rsh asked the class. About half the ch!ldren rais!'rl lheir hanr1~. "('>i)()(l for you gu~·s ," ~he ~aH! "Th11\'l terrific." \\'hen a ~ke<l hnw ll1l'y 11\(1Ughl the coors(' rou ld he unprovPd, ~!ur1cnt~ ~airl 1hey 1\·ere 1110~1 1ntrrc!':ted in flrURS 311!1 \1·011ld like to 11ee mnr{' Orne i::lven 101hnl. Thev didn't think rnuch of the !arn\ly hfe poriion betint~e il was boring. lrea!e<l them like s1 ~~H·s aQd dirfn't tell then1 ;inylhing they didn 't Alrtadv knO\\', Mrp;. Marsh asked aboul the !JC'll: ~ur:i. tion porUon :ind one Ritl vo!unteererl the (!pin ion, "\Ve 've ctivere<l whal neerl! to "" " "Yes. right no1~' for you r ai;c,'' 111rs. fl·tarsh said. OlAH~ «411 P\lal W!INQ COMl'#JCY JtMti N. W••• Prnlllt!il 11111 ,....._ J•e.• ~. c.~.., VICI Pm""'1'1 Md Gentr.i Mll\ll"t n .... k1tvil .... n.,,..,, A. M"""t.i~• Mlfll9!fll •ffw a11li1r4 '· N1Q L"-1-'t '"" .... .._ __ 2J! Pt1tll A••· M1lTit1f #oll'1••H P.O •••• ,, .. •21lt --Cloilfti'MM! nt ofll'hl ="'t ····" ~1 tfll .,., .. .. ....... fl~ INdl: • illl cannot be barrtd h'Oln teachlnc ln a slat• un!verslty on the sole &round that she b • CommuniJt party member. Uni versity of C&Wornla re1enta fired MW DavlJ. • 25-ytar-old Necro auistarrt professo r of philoso phy·, on Sept. 19 after she acknowJedgeiJ being a Communist. Pending an appeal through fiChool ad· n1inistrative channels, she was permitted to go on teaching a noncredit course, "Recurring Philosophical Themes in Dlack Literature," al the University of Catlfe>rnia at Los Angele5. After a h!'aring Monday on a taxpayers Log1t11agrit1s 1ult filed by faculty auPSIOl'ttn of Miii D1viJ. JU<l.le Picht held lier lltlni io be uncon1Ututfonal. He .. 1d U tho e<>Wd be OUltecl lor bclnl a Commun.lat, the rettnll ·could fire teachers for bting members of other organizatioos. Thomas J. Cunningham, general counsel for tile regen~, 1ald "all ap- propriate steps" woul~' be taken in an attempt to have the ruling reversed. lla!ferty said the UC, Board of Regen_ts, <>r which he is a mem ber, 'hope5 the case will go clear to the U.S. Supreme Court By Phil lnlerlandi c • ... j "Here's One -Old Legun• Charm, N~r T0W!91 N•ar the leech, and Neer the Banlc, Which Wiii C61'1'\e In H•ncily When You Get to R1mod1lln9." Capo Schools Vote to Sell Old Football Field to City The Capistrano Unified School Dialrict appei:lr11 lo be going inlo the real estate business. Truatee11 voted Monday night to sell the football field adjacent to the old Capistrano High School to the clly of San Juan Caplslrano for $300,000. T1ro property had been apprelsed al ap· proximately '188,000 and •176,000 b)'_lwo appraisers, one npresenllng the-:66ttrd; the other represe nting the city whlclfWaii intereated in lhe site as a possible civi c center. The board decided to aet a high price on the approximately 7.5 acres in order to pay for an existing d!slritt project. Joe Wimer, director of ad1ninlstralive :-erv\cea, told the board that any money rrcelved in payment for the propE?rty \\'(\Uld either be reverted to the state for pay1nent On loans or would havt; to be us- ed for e11igtlng school building projects. A current project Is lhe C'Xpansion of Ti irh<ird HC'nry Dana EltmC'nlury School Jn Dana Point ,\·h\ch will cost ap- pr..,~·i ma!ely $310,000. The m0,Uon lo raise the. pr'1C't' or the :irreagc camr rrom 1r11stee Fred Nf\\'hart Jr~ flfter Lrustee Tom \\'lnget, a l ·"rf•1t1. Pngl" 1 CYCL.t\MATE • • coursr 1.1·c givr Lhcm their n1oncy \Ja ck Ir lht'V ask for 11 " Ile recalled tl1e cranberry ~car<' o[ 10 vrars ago. · "The cranh<'rry thing wns lm:riuse thry 1!1ooght there were insecticides In the cranberries, but after a wh ile . people ·were buying then\ again like nothing had C\'er happened ," he noted. Al anolher Costa ~i<'Sl'i grocery. Alpha Bclll's store at 2~1 E. 171h St ... Jim Ill· lngv.1:1rlh. the manager, said. "!ri; too earl y lo tell if there's been any drop in .sale s." Ile added. ;,Ir t.h(' public doesn't wanl 111 buy lhttn, I g\leli!I \\'C'll ta)r;e them off U1c shelves." banker. argued that the appraisal had been Jn his opinion far too. low. Trustee Harcourt Bull wanted the bc>ard to hang onto the property ln- dtiflnile!y. He bel ieved its value "ould in- crease year by year. Newhart argued that the city should have a chance to buy ll and made his m~ tlon Bflet Winget .1lated that If the di!lrlct needed the money they should Eell it for whet they !'li!ed or elile keep It. The OOard has given the city DO days lo make up its mind. San J ua11 Names Group to Study Tra.iler Pa.rks A CQmmlttee of five participating citizens and one alternate has been ap- proved by the San Juan Caplstrano Ci ty Council lo sludy the effect of mobile l101ne park11 on the commu nity. Partlclpa!lng in the fa ct finding rom. m1\!ee \~hi ch will Til.'.lke recomtnend:itions nn mobile home park zoning will be Dr. J'hyllls Sha inm <!n. \\lendell McCracken, Dale Ladd, Rick Baldino and Chrts Chrii:.· l it1n~r:in .. o\lt ernatc \\'iii be Dr. Fred B\'!uchcr. !n appointing lllc rommittce. !\.1ayor Ed Cht>nriak said UJat he felt lhi!t there ::holll<l be an area of the city \\'here lraile r parks rould flt In but he wa.!I not plca~ed wi\h their pre1ent heller skelter placement. "IL's my plan to si ve lhe commi ttee specific goals to attain," 3aid Chermak. "I can't let them go willy nilly because there isn't enougll time." The committee whlcti nipre1ent1 view· p<iints for and against trailer parks will have two or three months lo make an in· il ia! report and \\'Ill report n1onthly t11ereafter. Unsafe Slope Concerns School Board in Capo A ~lope controvrr:r;:y v•as brought to the 11tlen!lon of the San Juan Capistrano Unified School Ol1t rlct Mondny night. The slope in question is on property O\\'ned by the district above and behind Crown Valley Sc-hool. The covnty Bu!ldin~ and Sitfety Department hits reru!'ed building permits to devtloper1 owning propert1 on top of the. 1k>pe, deeming It to be Ul\Hfe. Attorney Lronard llampel asked the board to cooperale ._,Ith I'll! client1, the cJcveJopers. at a hearing nf lhfl Oritnge County Oradln1 Board ol Appeal3 on Ot't. 29. He 1::iid that hl:r;: clien~' gcolORllL hatf round the 11lope& to be 11afe and requested the dlltrlct-to present all !he evh1cnce in tbal r pos1tulon eupporttns that J)Ollltlon. Trmtff Nolle f'amularo 11ald th111 the i:.lope11 were Indeed w11fe without tht tx'tra load of hou4t1 on top And th1tt It wa1 up to tl'le d .. veloptr lo buttress the 1lope1 U lllt'y wanted to bllild on them. Clayton Parlc er, chief •s~lstant eounty counsel. ~aid that thr. present Qwner had purcht1i11td the property know1n1 about thr e111!.tlng condlllona. Hampel counter~ that It would (o.!l\ $20,000 to bultreM: the 1lope1 but that It would nol be ntce111ary If the board presented Its evidence and convinced tht county thst lhe slopfs were ufe. Pa r~er 11.11id that It wu nol lht M:hoot di~lrict'11 jOb to present tvldence but he su1re11tfd that 1he bo1u·t1 ma~e tM:lr records available 1lnct they wttt public document!. "Your company can contact anyOT1fl conhet'.led w11h thf 11lope11 or 1et any nf l he p11bllc rtcord~ h\lt we 11~ 11 board art not involved,'' said ltu3tt!t Fred Newhart Jr_ H11mprl 11nswf!l'ed that if tht &lopes 11re rull!d lm!lafe. the board would h11vt. tn t:w-comr lnv olvtd 11lr.ce hl111 r.lient woold st"nd In Joie $.'i0,000 to M0.000 and the 310~! an on ecbool property. and the panel Will rule "that aoclety has a rtabt to prolect it.ell from its enemlta and does not. have lO subsidize the Mn· apfracy." Miu Davis, a Negro, has continued to receive her $9,864 annual sal~ry while ap- pealing her dismissal through university channels. Asked wh at she thought the regents would do next, she replied ; "They've done a lot of really crazy things already . I've given up trylng l-0 sec any rationali ty in their behavior.1• Regent Elinor Heller of Atherton said, ''ln view of previous c:oun dec:lstons, I'm not 1urprlsed the reaents' acUon wa.s declared unconstilulional. \'ihat surprises n1e is such a quick decision." Fnrn1er Gov. Edmund G. Bro\Vn said he believed lhe court deci,,ion was "legally corre<·t." "It Is not a question of whether you favor it or not," Brown said. "I think the regents know they were wrong and I thi nk lGov. Ronald) Reagan kn ew il was just a political grandstand on his parL" State Sen. ll. L. Rich ardson, former member and employe of the John Biri·h Society, called Judge Pacht a ''career Jcf!is L" The Arcadia Jlcpub!i c:in cited a J9.17 repor.L of the. Legislature's L'n·- Amt'ritan Activi ties Co1nmittcc \1hich ~tated that in 1945 Pacht was a guest speaker before the An1crican Youth fo r Deinoc.racv, which th<' co1111n11lce cn11· 1end1'd "follows the Con1n1unist Party line_" Pach! declined !o co1nment on Rich ardson's statement lie was 22 in 1945. Major Air Ills Studied Ma.ny Serious Problems Seen at Anaheim Confab By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI 01 111• 0111~ t1 1s1 Sl•ll During the next decade many serious problems must be solved if our ai r transportation system is to happily co-ex. lst with the comn1unity. (Related Story Page 3 ). \Vhat can be done about these problerns and how they may possil;lly be solved became the subject of a panel discussion today between four experts at the annual mef!!ling of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics 'i n Anaheim, Maj or General Cli ft on F. Von Kann (USAF-rel.), now Vice president of opern· tions and engineering at the Department or Transporta1ion in \Y.ashingl o11 D.C., said, "A colli sion between our \cchnology and the quality of our life appea rs iin· minen t. If these problems go unsolved our ci vilization will be torn apart." lie cited this organlzation in the lransportation industry as one of the ma- jor nialadies. saying "fron1 t he passenger's viewpoint the transportatlo11 systen1 is any!hlng but a systcn1. One v»onders \\1hy things hang togclht>r <is v.·cll as they do.'' "I've got a bellyful of all this bitching about our problems ," said George Ha<l- da1\·ay, another pa11f'l n1c1nber dfld publisher of Flight Magazine in Oalla s, Texas. "We've gol lo !Ake advan1 Rgr of the things we have going for us so that we can stop crying in our N>er." Haddaway said he fel l optimistic ilbout ~olving these problems because indus1ry and government represenlalivrs are finally getting together "on Lhc J Uh hour." "Ou r problems can be snlved hec au.~c \Ve have. the tedlnology and the money ,'' he added. But he pol11tccl (lUt the need to develop some concrete short and long range plans. J1e said In his hometown or Dallas, the mayor through the air! of the Cl!mmunity, dc•·eloped a series f'lf objpc\ives callci.1 "Goal~ for Da llas'' to which ('omniuni ty memhera and airline industry people might address themselves in finding a solution for the problern , John F'. Colllns, professor of urban al· Mrs. Carlton, 80, Rites Scheduled A memorial 11ervlce will be conductetl ;it Jl a.m. Wednesday In 1hc L;igun a Beach Community Pre~byt erian Church for l'lfrs. S. Ilcrne C;i.rlto11. 80. whn c!ir rl l\ofnnday at lie r hl"lrnc, l5i0 Via Ctipri, Lagu1111 Beach. . Dr. Da ll<i& R. Turner and DI'. Alhrrt 0 , Hjerpe will jointly cnnducl thr srrvire i11 the ch urch parlr:ir , 1'11r~. C;irJ!,1n. ;i Ill yr ;i r rr.~itlen\ nf La,2'.una Dearh. hnrl heo11 at· live in the church througl1\iu ! hr1· sl ay hf'rl'. She 1~ sllr\ijved hy her h11~hfln~. Qf 1111' fnmily ho1ne '. 11 !>on. Hntif'rt ;\l c:i1·\1on iof Bellevue. \\'ash. :ind by 'fou r grnndchlldren . lntprnlen l will he :it rari fir Vtrw ~1emorlal Park. In llell of fln\.\'er~. n1ern<irial contribut ion5 n1ay be made lo the Presbyterlan Church. YOUR WATCH' fairs at fl.tlT and former mayor of Boston, said the expansion of airport facilities always encou nters the ob- jections of the local citizenry for air traf· fie. ncii:Se and sa frty reasons. He offered some suggestions, ho\\'e\•er, on how to make existing airports reali~e thei r present potentials betler. Collins said thJ~ a change in the airport-use pricing schedule to favo r commercial nviation is definitely needed , Increases in the landing fees would ef- fecti vely clear the run1vays of much of its current general aviation traffic, he sug- gested. In addition, he said, air\lnes should r<lis-:! their fares during certain hours of the tlay !o cllmlna1c congestion du ring pc;1k periods. "\Ve shoulcl di scour;igc pas:ocngcrs who do nol require these tiines.'' Equip~nt investments for ai r traffic con!rols and obsolete rules which hinder rather than promote safety should also be looked at in revamping the system, the lllassachus(.'L!S professor said. ".l don't see the money con1ing for all of our needs,'' said another pane l rnen1ber AHrciJ fl. Norling. director or research for Roscnlh<.rl ;ind Co111pany, i'n· vestment b~1nkcrs. lie pointed out that n1ergcrs a11d consolidations with in the prese nt ca.rrirrs <ilight pr<ivide financial assistance to bring' aboul changes. Secor D. Borwne , assistant secretary for researeh and tech nology at the Depa rtmen t of Transportation i n \Vashington , D.C. sciid' "11'c need to restore confide nce in our ca rriers. There is a certain a1nuu11l of dcnigrat1011 or bad 1nouthlng going (l!l whi ch is eating into al l elen1ents of our societ,v " He stressed lhr neer! for a 1:-0 n~tr-uc!ivr.· program tD in1plrn1cJ1t changl's rather than 01•er\Vh{'l111ing ncgativr criticism. Brownr. also pointed out the need fnr continued rese;i rch into the matter o[ supersonic transport s if the L'nited Statf'.') intends to retain its pre-eminenca in aeronautics. Laguna Planners Give Support to Boys Club Pl anning cornmiss/oncrs Monday night c:w;pressed sympathy with current tinan. cia l prolil{'ms of the Bays Cluh of Laguna RcAch and offered congrAtul:i tions for the (•ffort already {'xpended in conslructlQn o[ th e cluh's new Laguna Canyon facJ!ity. Builder Berna rd Syfan told com· n1 :ss ioners thal a ron\;ibu lion or $85.000 11·hlch the club had hoped lo receive from th e lrvi nc Foundation has not bttn for thcflming and plans tor comptr.tion o[ the pla)·lng field~ \Viii have to be rle!aye<I. lie noted that $50,!IOO in cash and about twicr that amount in donated materials :111d l;ibor already has gone into lhe pr(l· J1~r1 :ind \h;it directors are pl anning to prf\te{'rd 11·lth tile cons1ruction of the gyn1. ~1 fa n recommend{'<! thnt the trailer p:1r'k. \Y hic lJ r vcntually 1vll1 he removed 111 n1:1J.:c wny for a football field , be n1ain· tnincd as· a 're\enue·producrr for the club to help arnorlizc loans. Con1n1iss ioners appro\'c1! !]is site plan and landsca ping plan And requested that progrcs,c; be reviewer! annually to see that plans are bring followed 11p. They also suggested thal the club ask 1hc City Council to v.·n!ve tr1nporaril_y re- quirrn1cnts Jor slrrcL improve ment-'! nn the \Vood!o.nd Drive side of the c)llb's propC'rly, prnrllng decision on a proposal tr1 drvrlnp a park areA there. In other ac!lon t-.tonday, thr Plrinnlng Cllnunis.~lon grant ed llriy IJrnford 1•ern1 l~si1J11 lfJ huild nine units at 61:1 \\'ilcni; \\'a.1', on pr(1per\y wned f0r eight units . l!Pnford flriginally had 5ought ;i ':;ri11n('\'.' (rJ built! twelve unit8 but rlrf'lp· 111•d 1h;1I v.·hen nelgl1bor~ protested. The nu1r 11111t pica \.\'a.~ gt anted In ret urn for 111~ rrnn1L~e to \\'iden lhc roadway and provide R turn around. Co1nn1i11sioncr1 denied II reque~t frnm l)r. and Mr~, P .. J. Martin, 821 Thalia St.. Your OmtQ1' Salt& .l Str11icr Aptr.r~ to mainla1 n an cxisl!ng {;ll\"~1 hous~ fln a nonconforin1ng Jot "''llhJ\ll providing parking. Neighbor!! prot('sted the gu•':it house, which has figured in previous con1plaints. The P..tarlins we re 1nstructrd to use the structure. v.·htch docs nDt meet building corfc. rf'quircinen!s, only as t1n Aux iliary roon1 and not for sletping ot llving ac· comrnodt1t ion. The comn1issi11n rccon1 mended ap- prova l of a 1on1nA change in Lagu11:1 Canyon Annll.~<i!!on No. 3 fron1 R·l[ 1rt·~'1denl!a l h1Jls11Je) tr:i M-IA 11ight 11\· d11~t rial ). In a series of reflLl<'"i!s for ho111c [){"· ('11pn!lon approvril~. :ir1i~t s' anri 11·ri1cr ;;' ~l11d10'>. 11'hi('h h11 vr iil way.~ b!;cn n11· proved b11t were in;1dvertcn!ly onrm1trr! trum !he new zoning ('Mr . 11·prr r··~r orciJ l<i rhe appro\·rd home ncc upa1 1on l1 sl. t,a ndsca pe rte~ign w :~s ;ipprnl'cd ;i~ a l1omc ot'cupatlon. btil windo w scree n repair \1'.!IS denied approvill sin<'t' it. re- quire$ noisy tool.~ and r<irnpclr.'> wi1h l1usi nessts required In be Jn cnrnmerclal zones. First ~·e:ir rr\'icv.1 of drc~5n1:ik 1ng as a J101nc occlI[l3l ion 11 as defer red un11 \ further informa11 nn r::in hr nritained fro1n the applict1nt anrf nrighlxirs. Two A rnhs Se11 trne<'1l JIEBHO:-.;, 1)rrup1ed .J •·nLin 1rP rJ - 1\11 l ~raeli mll1tary r1111rt ,\1 <ini!ay ~rn• tcnccd !11 0 !l ehn111 Arabs lo 211 vr.-1ri:; 10 prison for anl1·l ~r<H'l1 act1111!r~: J . .;raPli secu rity for crs t'hRr~rrl 111,. Aralis moni tored radiord ('11mn1ond ~ lron1 A1 _Falah guerrill;is 1n Arnrnto11, l11clurl1ng Rn nrrJe, l<i 8r.l orr :1 lrll{'k!oflcl of explo~il'r.c; .i11 r!ownlown .fertlSll lrm. Thf·\' \\f'P' FCIZ• 7.ed bffor~ they co1ild 110 il, lsrllcl i;irJ. 0 OMEGA --_ ... _ . ,.. .. PR!! "'' ... .., •• ,,,. Of!,,, • ''''""'"'., •iltk ... Iii,.., •11 1tl•tff4 1"if~. o~I •"v "'atllfittllt" l1 NASA to be we•" by o•• . c-. °'"" • A~Juato4 WITH s411 ,U.ILS IE-STRUNG-fr""" $2.00 "''" •• t~1 "'"""· TF1 , ••• ,"11: ••. ,,.,1~ .... .... , .i f , , •• ,,n,"11, fPt1k11 "' ~10 .. d •••• JO•' t v!hori1td 0 1111(1 1 ..... 1.,, c • .,. i• -... l~oO k1•tl10 ... I, 1 bvf1t R, 4 t111!, o ... .,. ·~··•1111r. ,., .~,.~Ofl· •• ~. Tk1 ·~'' wilt~ werft ~ tk1 "''" .. ·~· 111•••· '•!•• ti tL THIS AD Gr ··s:c,· .... ·-'"""" JllHll llftt. ,,_ DIAMONH RltUCID, fl'•• $J,00 $6.00 IHOIAYI NI to"I WHl l l YOU WAlf Hvnlfnqton Ctnttr IHCh at ldln9tr HUNTINGTON llACH and back Harbor llleppln9 Ct"'" 2300 Harbor Blvd. COSTA ME~A tl'l·5501 545 ·~~~5 flll I :, .... ..,.,...,,,,,.,"'"""'"""'""" • ~ A•. For The Record Meetings TUESDAY Ve••r~n~ ol Wooa 'nor • Ir.cl Au~ltl•"'· N•w M••b fl•rraclo.• lJ~, Am•ric•" l""''"" HAii, ~ w. ll!n r.1~ Co•I• M••a, 6 p,m. , , l'!oler• (lull OI Ne-or! lhlb!lo, ltvl~ ~·. (oa't Coun1rv (lvl>. 1600 f . (<>a•I Hion .. ay, C0t-on• d•I MAr. 6 :JO""'· Co••• M•!.1-N,PO!rt tiarl>Or l'llns (lun, M•.., V.ro~ C:oi.mlr>' Club, c ... ,. ""~'·' 6'l0 0 '"· l'hlbo~ I i• Loon• (11111, Villa Mlfina, ltl.t.I 8ay1,de Dr!Yo. N•""''"' B•ocn, 1 •' Pm, • •l1untlng1on B••cl\ !.:•~• l<><!g~, E•~• , lods~. IN Oc~•n Av•., l<unllngtcn • Beacn, 1-)0 p,m, ,Sod •TY for lho Pre1•rvl11i0tl and ~ Fncou,ag•m•n• ct BarbH ~"°" Ouar!ot S1nol~g In Amee.ca, N•w1><1tl , ;~11"No~~-p~~,~~01~·:.~. P~!.!,'"r',rS " rn. ()no "•llow1 L<><lo• No U J, Odd • F•iO<>W• lo'1'PI•. 176 Ma·n St. Hun- -''""'"" fl••<!\, ! o.m. •l 0.0 M, Ml>O<O No 1151 . ..is £. 11•~ SI , CO•!~ M•'"· l :IS P,m, .11•1-S~i Club. N•WPorT~r Inn, N•w<>orl ll•ac~. I <>.m ,Se• •nd S49• Avdvbon Soclelv, , Sov•~eon !loom. Sanla Ani Llbr•rv, , er ... ana llOI• '"""''· S•nto Ana,. J,30 , P.m. :DEATH NOTICES . BRADFORD e raden A•~••T Br•alord. Age ~. of '1J1• E. O<eanfronl, New0111rl lle•c~. O••e of d••t~, 0<1ober lt. Survived ~~~.;:;,o;•·~.~~~.:."ae,~~~· -~~.,:~ ... ~; 'matern•I tr•ndmol~er, Ell>•De11"! ll•ll ot Co•Ta Me••· G•ove•ide ••rvlc u. ""<>d•Y. Tue•d•Y· 11 AM, P•d lk View M•mori•I Park. OlrectW bv lhill 'Mortuorv, Coron• del Mar. LAZOVSKY Backi1i9 Thei1• Mo1iarchs A-later Dei Catholic High School in Santa Ana has as n1any cheerleaders as it does football players on the field at any one time. First stringers on cheer- , M•rg~••U• M. L•zov•kv. ai' sa~H~go leading squad include (on ground from left) Marianne Duane, Denise Durrell • R""~· Co"a M•••· Oat<" 01 d••1h, Oc· d Cl F · B f I fl) J ff ·H 1· Bob B k S 1ob•r 1Y. survlv•d bv h~•b•nd. oani•I• an a re raz1er. oys are ( rom e e arne iaux, ar ·er. ean molh•r. K"hloen Jack•on. St. Poul, Murphy and Michael Cu rran, l{iding high are (from left) Dianna Toledo, Cor-1'.\lnnt•ol•; ~i•ter. k•thloen Mc~r•Y•" -~•n Lu·• Dbi•Po. 11:0...,rv. TuHd•v. ky Corcoran, Jill Hasler and Julie Pena. 7.Jll PM; Re<>ule m Ma., Wf<Jno<d•Y. --'-'-'C:..:C::C:.:2--'C"-C:.:.:C:..:_:_.:::_:__:_:..:__:__:_ _____________________ _ t ;ltl AM, 1>o•h ,, s1. John the eap!lst DEATH ""OTl~ES (~th<>l.c Church. Ci•ecied by P1cl!ic J ~ ~ Vl•w MorTu•rv. --------------WASllBURN ., Donald I(. W••hburn. Beloved hu>b•nd 0 01 "-\r~. Geno M. Washburn; l•ll>tr ot .. ~;~,"~·~~1"w,:i.:~n. ~1':','d;';,~n:i~~ • Wl•hburn, Ml<• C•rOI• .Jo•n Wa,r>burn. ~ J•CI< I(, W•M>burn. ll<>bert I(. Wash· •burn, Ge>•ld R. Wa•nburn; ahG •u•· • v lved bY live grandchildren. Servit•o. FI ELD Malcolm S. f ;eld. 129 Avon101 Prfn· ce•a, San Clt m•nlo. D••• of d••'"· October 11. Sur¥i>•d b., wile, E.le&nor J .. o1 tne ~Off!•; •l•Tor. c~arlo!•e M. F 1e1a. l• Jolla; ni•ce, Virgin;• II , F ield. Clevtlfnd. Servi<"••• t001y. Tue .. dav, P•cillc View Ch•Pel. Dfrec!od bl' Ivy Priest to S11eak At Economic Co11fab • Fridav. 10 AM, In 1h• Church or 1~ •Rocession•I, Fore•! L•,.n-Glef'\d&lo; "FGr•SI L•wriel <Mtribu!lMS m lY bot • .,...,d• to Hoa~ Memo«el !1ospiT•1 for ~ Cancor Fun<!, Addrn» )OT Newporr • tllvd., Newoorl Beach, ~ COLLINS • M••ion G, Collin•. •l Cabrillo, Parl: • Liao. 0.1• cf dealh OctoDer 10. Su•· • v<ved by daugh!tr, Mn. Jofe<>h R•I- ' l~tl, Sa!1 Geronimo. Calif.; two •i•· • te r~, Mt~ G!!0•1>• MclMyre and Mro. • P~arl Ba~er; and lhree qrandchildten. 'Fklneral Se<vicos ~nd lnlermen! will • ~e '" Ch~•lorte, Michinan, 110111 Mor· • !f•ary Co•ta MO>•· lor..,.•rdln9 dirtt· • lors. TllOi\fPSON ' Cor•I £. Tnomp•on. P•,.ed ~w•ll Oc- • loPer 19, Survived by d~u9Me•, Se11Y • M•rtin, (01!• Me••· f'"v11e 1ervlce•. • ll•l!Z MOrlu~rY. Coll~ M•••· O"eC• • 10"- ' P&c llit Vltw Morlu•"· ROSS Ai~AHEl\f -I vy Baker Paul v. l.Jockl~ Ron. 1'.01 1 Cami"" Priest-, California's ( i rs t C•plstrano, C•P1'Tr1no B•~c~. Survi•ed b• wlte. M•r1>•ret; d•uoh1••1, Mr" woman treasurer, will be a 'falpl"o STU•dev•nl, S•n Juan (•PIS· 1rano; Mrs. Dale l1 •d•. Northrid9e; speaker at the Orange County I 11rar.dchild..,n; on• 11t0aT·11randchlld. service•. Wo:dne1d•v. J PM, P•cil1c :Economic Conference Nov. 13· V.ew Ch•.,.I. EniombmenT, P~tiric Vi•w Memorial P•ri<, Family •u119e••1 at the Anaheim Convention tho•• wi•n•n11 mav m•~• memorial con11 ibul•on• 10 '"" Joe~ Ro!> I.I•· Center. mor101 Fund, c/o cap1""'no va11•v ·n1r <'leeting \rill feature e ao•i" Ch"•ch. P.O. Bo~ 77, Son ' Jv~n c~o••tr•no. Diro ciea bY Po<•Pi: leaders fron1 industry and View Moriua•v. local <.ind stale go1·ern1ncnt for CARLTO:-.J "Theo<!oris s Co•t•on. 1510 v1,. t:•P-r. iln in-{!epth look al Orange La~un~ Beacn. Dote ot gea•h. on. 10.. Coun ly today and the decades s~rv•ved tw hu•~ond, s. Borne C~rl· I b h •nn; son. ll oberl M. ca"tcn. ll•ll•v•ow, ahead. Il is spon sore( Y t e W•sh,; 1wo nlO!'t•• "nd on• neuh••" Orange County Chamber -Of STEINHA US ~·s!er·«How, Mri. Thoma• 11. Hu~h••· ; Edw•rd Artnur si.;nhou1. 7•1' e 11ck· l •9••n• 6e•<h. service• will 1>1 ~Id Cornmercr. ,..inorn, Ncwoorl Beach. Surviv ed bV Wednesday. 11 AM, in 1~• Commun11v '1 Pr'••[ y,·ill •peak 00 wife, Mabry: <!iU"Qh!!r" Morgaref Prtobv!o•i"ll Chute~ o! L•9una Sc,.Ch. I\ rS. )L.o ·' :c.oell, of Hollan<!; CfndY Slein!'Wuo; lnurnm•n!, Pocili~ Vliw Mtmo"•I '"Money." ',..,n, Tim sreinhau1: "'"'l>e•, Mr'1. P•rk. Oir•<:l•d by P•<Uic 'Vir.Y Mor· · ''"A li<t s1•lllh•u1: tnrtt broti...rs, R•IP"-tuary, She also wi!J participate in .. Jtit>n "1\11 Jamn sielnt..tu•. Memo•••• HESSE the morning panel sesslon with ~ ,.,v!ce•. ThundaV, ' PM. P•dlic B•uct 1. !1e"•· O•T• of deal~, Oi;te-l'lli a· d · .d t '"'View Memori•l P•rlc. 8•11Z Mortu1ry, b•r 10, Survl¥ed bY brother, Owiglo l '\I am J. )r • \'!Cf pfeSJ en 1>coron1 oel Mar. Directo•$. 11.,..1 •• o! BodTlst>. Calil., """ ol•ce~ for special projects, Kaiser " ALDO\JS •nd lwo oe<>~r.Y!.. Service' will be d · Co · k lleT" ,.~,. A111ou" Age ,9, of 300 E. "•Id 1'hu .. 11av, l PM. ST. Andrew'• In ustr1es rporation, spea • :~,"'"~'.,,~'.'"o•,•,~-...~ew;:·'',',~~.'.~~.oa,t~ Ch111•el with or. D1nger11e1d ou1ci.t· ing on ··~farkets ;" Stale Con· u Y " """' '" .. .,,.., , ln9. Directed by Wntcl<!! C~•<>•I Mor· fl '~u1t>and, Fred c. Aldou" aouGM•r. tu•rv, '"4<1·~81!. I roller -HOtJston ournoy on 'Oiane audd. W••lwOOCI ; •r.d lwo 9rand· !\1AGRUDER ''Taxes," and Niels Pederson, 'MONEY' HER TOPIC Speaker P riest cnildre~. Rc..,ry, ton i~~I, Tue~dlV, I Dorotnv C . M•gruder. •OI Bern•ril $ h C rf . M po er •PM, RMuiem M•"· Wo:d"•111a•. 10 st. A<>•. A. coota Meu. Date or out ern a 1 ornia an w pao)·, \\'Ji] be the inoderalor. ' AM. bolh •1 O,,r lid·• Oueen "' An· <Jo1!h, Oc!obcr 10. ~u•v,ved b• aaugh· .'\dmJnis!ra!Of. 011 "Labor." 'le1' C•1nohc C"'urcti. Newpor1 B••ch. ''"' Mn. Morg•••I A<cncr. of Rullo~ · • Jerome \V. /-lull, president, lnt1•m•nt, GOOCI S~eoh•rd C•me!e•v. Wil low. C•lol ; M"· J~coueline 10,.00• .John J . Ly1na11, Vice presl· i· !!•"' Mortuary, Corona <!e1 M1•, Di· ""'••t Lo• Anoereo; •"<! Two 'l••n<1c~il· dent, c 0 r p 0 r ale relations. Pacific 'Telephone Con1pany , ' ••clor>. Cron. P•l••le "'"'C••, Wtdne~day, JO "' llOTGER AM, we'1ctill Ch•o•I. 6-l~iasa. Security Title Insurance Cotn· \l'i ll br the luncheon sreaker. ; M•·~ ,,\_ Hoiger. All• !6 . .,, 111.e,-'-'::_c:.::::c:.c:.:=::...=:::::.:. ___ _;:_.:_:_:::_::__:_ ___________________ ::_ __ _ , s""'• l•abflle. Co!•~ M~•~. Dflle of • de•lh, Oc!(>t.1~ ~O. ~urviv•d by .on. p C••rrnce, ct towa; •i~ dau;M1n, Mrs. "F•oreni1 M. Oa,,fOf"tl'I, or Al~1rr1bra ; ~ M, .. Mt,le M. Powel l, MrJ. Irene R • T.<eh•I. M". Norm1 Miller and Mr~. •Gladys O~mman. all of !owfl ; Mrs . ' AubV Revier, (°'ta Mt•ol Two 9istt.,, • M", Htl•n Schaumburg, """ Ml., ' Emm• Slol!rman. both cf Minnt•cl~. • ftnll 16 vr•ndchildron. Service• and ln!O•m•nl will M held In New!o". -lo..-a. Bel! Br°"dw~v Mortuery, (0<1• Me•a, !orwa•di,,g direclo". STRUZ Fri nce< M. S!•u'-AQr ~?. flf Hl1 B PonderQ'~· Co'!a Me;a. Da•• of d••'"· O<;•obor ~-Surv;yed b• nu>band. 51~o~en A. STrul: '""o ion•, FranO. l ~"d Jam•' w. Mean•· .J• botl'I tll (<>SI~ Me•a; b•ol~"" How1rd Murch, S•n!a A~a : ''''"'• F•rn Solcr!Al"· f.l~we(lrt Seoch: ~nd 11~ Q1~ndchifd1e" •">••vie~• w111 be held T~undav, 1 PM. ,, Bell S•o•llw•v °'".,.'· lnte•ment. H1r-btl< R••I Memorial Pa•I<. Bell Aro•d· w~v M"'tv1rv, Co''' M~ ... Oirec!o.,, ARBUCKLE & SON WestcliJf Mortuary 427 E. 17th SI., Costa l\fesa 640-41188 • • BALTZ l\10RnlARlES '"Corona del l\1ar OR :l-M5' -sta Mesa AU ~ZU4 • BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY • 118 Broadway, Cosla Ptfeia LI 8-3'33 • ... • DILDA V BROTHERS Huntington Valley Mortuary 1791 1 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 84%-7771 • McCORMICK LAGUNA BEACH ftfORTUARV 17'5 Lagun• Canyoa Road La1una Btacb 494-1415 • PACIFIC VIEW l\1EMOR1AL PARK Cemetery e 1t10f\llary CUpel 3500 Pacific View Drive l'iewport Beach, CaWornla Mt.%700 • PEEK FAl\flLV COLONI AL FUNERAL HOl\tE ':'SOl Bolsa A vt. Wtstmln&ttr 893-35?5 • SHEFFER MORTUARY Laguna &et b •tf·ISlS San Clemente ftt-0100 • S~IJTllS' MORTUARY 627 t\1ain St, llunli n1tton Beacll 5Jt-6S:rt 1. .... Now! Buy Seagram's 7 Crown half-gallons and save $1.10. I From Oct.1 tkrough Nov. 30, 1969 you pay only $11.39 for each Y.i:·gallon of 7 Crow11 instead of $12,49 . Don't miss this big saving on America's favorite whiskey. "'"°'"''" _. .. 1, C•I>"'" •I Say Seagram's and Be Sure . Dent Due Ar Countv .; GOP Meet Ai'JA l-I EIM -J-tarry Dent, a lop political adl'tsor to Presi· denl Nixon, '4-'111 speak to delegates al the Republican State Cen tral Committee con· vention here Nov. 1. Dent's presentation will be part of a day-long seminar designed \<J give party 1nembers behind· the-scene s inforn1ation on cur· rent Republican progJ"a1ns. Dent, former assist.'.lnt t11 Senator Strom Thurmond i H- S.C.1. has bccon1e one of thi• people closest to the PresidenL since assurning 1he \\'hite .Hou se post earlier l111s year. The seminar \l'lll consist of a series of presentations by to11 elective and staff personnel. including Lieutenanl Governor Ed Reinecke and St at c Treasu rer Ivy Baker Pries!. In addition, a debate. on !he meri ts of the Electoral College J1as been schedul ed. Hep. Ch a r I es \Viggins (R.·EI fl..1ontl'), a leader in th e fight lo eliminate the r:tectoral College, and P r o fe ss o r J\1ichael Uhlman of Clare1nonl r.1en's College, v.'ho favors ils retention. will debate. More than 2,500 Republicans are exr,cctcd for the con- \'ention, Oct. 31 through fl.'ov. 2. Irvine \Va ler Ai<les Na11 1etl JRVINE County supervisors have moved lo ap· point t hree men to ll1e board of the Irvine Ranch Waler District in lieu of elections. Named by the county board \\'ere Max C. liocptner, Frank E'. Hughes and E. Ray Quigl ey Jr. Also appointed by supervisors \\'as flfanuel ,J. Armendariz \vho \rill aSSl1n1c the duties of assessor. \ax con· !roller and treasurer. Community 1'alk Slate<l For Clinic '·The Conununity: J\!enacc or Cu:.irdit11~ to Publie He<ilth" 11 il l be !he 1opic of a talk 11y Jj r, Edll'arG St.:11 nbrook ;1t t\in .annual n1cc11ng Ut\ 27 of (!u.- Cl1ild (!uidanCl' Clinic of Orange Coun1y. Dr. St;iinbrook is ('hi l·f psychia trist :it !lit• Lo s Angeles Counly-CSC J\ledieul Center. The Guidance Ce n I er , OAIL V PILOT I) Nature W cilk Set At Yorba Park YORBA Lli\'DA -The pro-Highway. Tri-County League posed Yorba Regional P'11'k signs will give directions to along the Santa Ana Ril'er \1·1JI be lite scene of a natu re wa lk the starting pciint of the tours. Sa turday. Tile wa lk 1 s 'J'he ()range County Planning sponsored by the Tri-County Cornn1lss1on hearing on Yorba Conservation L('ague. park 1s set for 1:30 p.m Oct The 386<1ere p<.1r·ksile ex-29 , Jn the con1mission heari11g tends do>1·n rh·er f r 0 n1 room. ~~ngint.>ering Buil<lini.: Featherl y Pci rk· 1o llnperial Hoon1 168, 400 Civic Center Hi ghway along· the north sittl'1 jjU~n~'~e~W~e~s~·t~, ~S~a~o~taijAjji"ji'jj· iji~ of !he ri11er channel. ~f N<1luralists will lead walking! \~u~~n~t:~~t~ c~~1n11;, :~r~~·e:~~~: ta live \rill explain the pilrk ' prnposul. I Faniilles should b ring: lu11ctH•S. I Purk1ng is penniltetl un lhc right hand side of l'.:speranza Jtoad, ea~l o[ I n1 pc r i a I Cancer ]\leel OR.'\i\"GE -The Orangc1 County B r a n ch of I h e A111 erican C;111cer Soeietv isl r:;t::;::;:;;::;:,.,,..r;;,... donating $22.293 to St. JoSeph Hospita l to J11lti<1tc a social se rvice department for cancer ;ind chronically ill patients. COSTA M!Sl • 1200 HlRIOI ILVD. formerly called South Coast!r=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;""i Child Guidance CI in i c .1 diagnoses and treats en1o·I 11011<1lly disturbed children. ltl is located ln Costa r.tesa. I The Oet. 27 program al~o \viii include cleetlnn of d11·t·c· toir~. election of life 1nernber~ i1nd present:.ilion of i11vards. The n1eeling \1·ill be al 7·3o 1 p.ni. <il Lincoln lntern1edi<1tc S(·hool in Corona dtl J\Ltr. 'fhe publit is inl'i\ed. JHcet Slated SANTA A!'<A -Boys and girl~ interested in archc(1logy or anthropology arc inviletl \O ;i 111eet1n~ Th tirsr;lay 1Jf Ex- plorer Scriut 806. The 1n~li11A. is S('ii('dull'd for 7 30 p 111 ;il B<J\l'ers ~1useutn, 2002 N. ~1 <11n\ St hcrr. BIBT,E THOUGHTS CHOOSING TO OIEY! R•9••din9 Ch1i,1, the BIBlE ••v•. ""Thou9h h• w••• • Son, yet l f R.ANEO h• cbed1ante -and h• boc•me l ~t •ul ho, o f •l••n•I 10111 .t:o ~ .,n!o .,!I !h""' the! OBEY him", Heb. 5; S·9. Althougn Je•Y•, l[ARNEO obed•enc.e, h .. "''"' once OIS08EYEO. A• ho 9rtw 11 p, he leuned to obey r1tftar th•n io SIN.Ho COULD HAYE tobelled. bul ht d,dn'L H• ,.Id lo God, ··-n.,t "' I ,.,.;II but "' thou .,..;i f ", M.H. 1b, 19. Jo1hu• ••'d to h;, P•Ople , "-choo>e vou th,. d&y whom Y• ... 111 '"'"• -•• for· me and my hou••, ,.. w ill ••<•f tho Lo1d", Jo1h. 1•~15. 5.,...,,1 ooid, '"Behold, lo obe y;, b 1t1er l h•n 11crilic1-", I S~m. 15 ;22 .Je1u1 ••id , "why c•!I y• m•, l ord, lotd and 00 NOT !ht Jh in91 which I ••v?". Al•o, "",f v• lo•• Me, ~••P my COmh'•ndMenh" I L~. b:•b. Jr. 14:15). Ht!e, ho in11paf1bly Cflft• n•ci"d lOVE and OBED l£NCE. lo•t i1 d1mon1lt•!od bt ob1di· enc•. Oo YOU obev Ch,.,t, •• yo•J 1 ;,.~ f,o.,, dev to dev1 H••• you LEARNED ;h;,/ H1 ,.;d, "-1ee<h ,,11 ~•lion•. b•pli1inq th,,,, -t~•<h:n9 ~~""' lo ob1er•e all thing • "'ho hoe¥et I ho•• com• "'""did you-", MA!!. /B·: •8.·11. VIS IT u1, •tudv t~e 818'.E with "'·Chu te~ of C~,;,1 287 W. W;f. ""St.. Co••• 1v1 ••• , c. 92bll , P~. ~·e .s11 1 . ~·S·l•~I. b~b. !) 7 bl l\low! PSI\ jets even' hour on the hour to San Francisco! 7am to 9 pm.Both ways. 7-8-9-10-11 am-12 noon-1-2-3-4- 5-6-7-8-9 pm. More on weekends. Plus flights ever liour on the alf hour to San Diego! 8:15 am to 10:10 pm. Both ways. 8:15 ... 8:30-9:30-10:30-11:30 am-12:30-1:30-2:30-3:30- 4:30-5:30-6:15-6:30-7:30-8:30-10:10 pm. More on weekends. Why worry about a reservation when PSA has ove r 160 fli ghts a day? Such an easy·to- remember schedu le you can carry it around in you r head. Why remember lowest fares? Or all jets? Or great service to Oakland , San Jose. and Sacramento? Or that _ -,.;.~ kids under 12 fly PSA (w ith their paren ls) for hal f fare? Sllll want a reser- vation ? Just remember to call you r travel agent or wh alsi lsname air lines . PSA gi>es l'OO a lift. .. ,.11!!'~,-!!"!"!'!!"'"',.,."",."" .. ,. .... ,. .... ,...,,. .... ,. .. ., .. .,,. .. ,...,,. ....... ..,.,,..,..,.. .. .,. ... ,.."'!'"""'""""'"',.,..""l"!r;,c ~·-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·-· I 0 CAIL Y PILOl L LEGAL NOTICE Your Money's Worth lEGAl t.IOTICI! NOTICE IS ... !011.EeV G YEN "'' tti~ Points to Check OVER THE COUNTER o ow"" flml <>! 1ouna o u 11e<1 p ""' h••• boon "'d II> ho Po c• D•••rlrn•h o ho c " Co ., M• • ro e oo "" In •~<:O • l>f h ,_. y (~ !> b •<•> ~I> vcle b u• b (y O b CY< •• CO!Of u/\M/\Ow n NOT CE IS FUJ(J <EN G V(N ho no o-.. •f •""•"'' '"" p "'"' h oWn••hOO! h•P~YWh d••• n ow no tho oub • °" o No t lh• • M o o >na ••• n ho lndo I h•e tw-ono <>"~(Y O C0>la M••• n wh h "'' h• " ""' fY •h• bo ~ d •' 1>ub c •u<l!Ot' l Y6l 1;~1 6~ LEGAL NOTICE ,. lSNI CEllTIFIC.t.TE 01' IUS NESS FICTITIOUS NAMf Tho ut>d• o < 119 •CU>~~·• Co• • Mn• Cd Cl"/\ • •mO• "" ' " " "'"I m n~me c T a. R PRODUC T 0/.15 "'"a , 1 ~•"O " ht oowno o• on wr.ef Am• n " e .d 1>a •o rdH>C• ••I O O<ll lo •"<• T fJ'O• J08 ll ~ll>U A•• Co ona 6• M" 01 t'd Oc Oil<' ?(I 9t' lP p~p l "'~f .5••ol C• ion• 0• o• Coun v OnOc 2Q Yll9boo •m•1NOI Y Pub c "end o ••d 5 •• P•>on1 V "'""'" ~ l• •nc• ,. mb • ~nown o m• To ~ ti t o• -.on W"" « n1mf • >Ub!C ~ •d to M• ,.1~n n I um•! •nd ~ •no w 1'<19•~ ~.·~•Cu •d I~• ••m• O~f C •l SEAL M1'RY I( HENRY ~a •N Pub t Co to n • Pntnaoc~ln o anQ• Coun v MV Comm" 1>11 E•C •• ov ,, 1911 I> b ,~~ o ~ng• Co••' D• " P ot o ober 1 71 • d Novernbro" • 909 19«1 69 LEGAL NOTICE NOll[E Oii INTENTION TO l!NGAGE IN TME SALE OF "L[OHOLIC BEVERAGES Octobt-r 17 1969 l o It nom It M•Y Conte n Suo "' lo •IU•n<• ol ~. I •n•• AO p ~ 1o not '" , hereby !I ~"" Ila! lhe u ne • ~nea p .,,,.,,,., o •• • cohol c b•vr aqe1 al tne p em ~"' dri< IMd •• 10 ';"~~ V • I Ba be• B vd N•wP<1'1 ll•~ h Pu >Yn! to s~,11 nlen on !hf un- <! , onod , •oo .., ~ to h• Deoa lm•n 0 A co/10 c Be e &gr Con ol lo ls.u'"'e bv ~"' • 0 ~n a <o"" < Mve a11e '""'" 0 I <• •t• c thfse P •ml•e< •• 10 ""'' LE GAL NOTICE N0l CE 01' INTEl"T!ON TO ENGAGE N Ti.IE SA.LE OF ALCO HOLIC 9EV£!'1A.GE~ 0 r>b• l1l 196f ,, HOM 4V (Q(l!'IN "'. g '"•<l'-C ~ C"''00 ~· ~ •b g ~·" "" ,,. r ~oo •g ••ChO C ,,. p ""' '"' d•l< M:d •• CERllFIC ... lE 01' BUSINESS F tl TtOUS N•"'E 10\0 U""t I onM dO<'$ C~r1 Y ~· I tCl"- ol c f19 a b S n•n at ~191? llY •<'di l'.vd Su •100 M '1on\/•o C• on • nd• "' ! ll OV> I m non• of ~SON H L~ l'l f;~LlY •nd 100 <od m > comOQ!>•<'i o! h• lo OW "'I P •on "-"'' """'' n I~ •f\11 O acr O • (!"'lei! \•oow< ~ob<' L KonntdY on V • D O• ed Oc o'>• 1~ •~• Pell<' ' L l(f n~dY a •o!C•o "• (,I onq• County Cn Oc l1l Olf b•c • m• a NOaY """ < n fnd •c s•d S •• ~·'""" v ~•P•• ""'Robo L l(~nnM• Of'IOwn D m• to bt h• ,,. son ...,ose nl'lm• • 1ub$t l>- •a ,o It\• w"' n n• V"""' •r-<I •t'r.ow !'!lo~ h• •x«Vlftl !he ••m• <O~FIC AL $EAL Ml y 11&1~ Mor1Gl'I No A Pub c Ca !otnl• r noaOH cel" O onu• (Oul'llV M• Comm 11'°" ExplrH ..... t 9 1 Pub 1~"<1 O anM Coott D• 'f Piiot o~ obo 1 11 and No•tmbot ~ 11 >'•• lffl~ LEGAL. NOTICE NASO Listings for Monday, October 20, 1969 In Buying Funds RtPf"••1<1lf! ~• tnl•r.O••I•,. '"•i.t1ot"• •I '"""'1 mt1...., 1 A M, '"'"' l'llU O. P t•• ot M l --re • I •• mlrti:up, 11111".40 .. •t tommb~1111o I EW YOllK (A.P Dov r OS -Tnr o ow 11 bu 0 rw N •l'ld ••-«! ouo ~ 8~ • 0'!, D EDITORS NOTE toda J begins £1 nc10 sencs o 1 bu111ng mutunt J1111ds- 1 rofcss1onally II u Ill be. 1 1 Jui r parts By SYLVIA POR'fER If you re a typica l owner of mutual fund sha es you h3\C had a s1n1ply dread!ul 1969 As a grou p mutual funds ha\ c o 11 performed the s l ot k 1narkel on the dO\\n~ dt r d 11du;illy most fund s h n c also It rned 1n records far 1r fcnor lo the st0t k avc1 ages so ue of th is years v.orst perlonners v.ere las t year ~ mosl glittering fund s man1 of the Jo<;ses in 'alues are absolutely awful The questlon v.h1ch leaps lo mind as the :stock market fumbles for a boll.om therefore is a.re mutual funds as mu ch or a lop notch investment medium for vou as thev re cracked up to be' MY ANSWER 1s YES with the one qual!f1catlon that you buy them 1ntelligently In todays com plex technology 1n\est1ng 1s a full time Job which shou ld bf: left to the professionals Trying to be a do-it you rself stock market wizard is not for the amateur who does not ha\ e the time nor !he knowledge resource!'! nor the f1nanc1al resources nor the expe ri ence and background which are essen t1al to successful investing over the long-term But another vital point underlined by the 1969 slump 1n mutual fund share prices 1s that there is far more to the pu rchase or these funds than a simple dec1s1on that this 1s the prudent way for you to invest LEGAL NOTICE p 3'995 CIEltll,ICATE OF llUilNESS J'ICTlllOUS NAME Th<' UM• • 11ntfs c• I v II• ! con nuc n~ t bu• ntn or 9~ 6 El V1 • Av• Fo~n onV• •v C• Iona ~~a• t~•!c ! lo\!\~ m nam~ ol ~'I.YI AV AV AT ON • n th!I'> '" n f m i compo'"" ot ~e o ow n11 pe on who e n•me n u onn p •<~ o " Otnct • •• lo ow, "'1 h• v P Leona d 9i ~ El Vt ~ Ao• Fou~I• n Va •v Co I 01 '" 0< ~t... ! 069 M•h•wP l ono cl STAT E OF C A f ORN A. OP.1>,N{;E COUNTY On Ocobe O lf~ b~o • '!'• Noo v Pullc n '"" 10 •d ~~· ..., •onol y once• •d Mot hrw P l•ono d ~"""'" o mt ~ be lt>r De "'" w~t nom• Is '""" b"" '" h• wt~ " n sr uml!'nl •ncl •'kr>OW t'd9e<I II• •~•'u f'd tile n mf !Ott'kl•I S... J J••n L Jflboil Not•rv Pub c Ca !ctn • P Mot OffCf n I) ang• Covn f My Comm ,. o" EJFI U Ma c~?Ul Publ ~~ 0 '"°' C"" I Do Iv Pl ot Octobl!r '-1 i i •no Novembo 4 ?H 189169 LEG AL NOTICE '""' C!JI T FICA.TE OF S UStNESS F CTll OLIS NA.lolE Tht und• • on•d do <• t rv I~.,, 1 • (!)r]<!<JCt n~ t l>U$ n••S a! 113J H• ~O B vn Cota M•"' C•llon• und• h• W ng P• '""' wno•r nom• v and o •~•• o • d•nct • • as o OWi 'I.~ E l<'.<h<I& ''l W W son Co• a M•>~ l om• n~ l(•nn• ' S W w >Of\ S CO• I Me10 O&!e c "•nd IOI \Ad S I• p•r-o •• •O<>•• ""' l(a E K<ndl'l t nd Tom• " l(<nda 'nown lo mf O bo tl1e ""'IC < whc•f f'l•mr• a f •v~ < l>O!(! IQ th• w ~ n n "''""' 1nd 1c~now ~ged l~•v •~ "'°".., h• ••ml Ot <•I~•• " I • o Pu~ (~ on • o • nt\ .. . LEGAL NOTICE f"OTICI! TO CREO TO~~ SUPERIOR COURT O' l!1E 5l A.l l! Of CALll"ORN A. FO • lME COUNTY OF OJIANGIE ,._ A..nU £1 • ._ Ott •••M o1 HARVEY W ALLEN NOT CE IS HEREBY (;VEN lo I~• c "ovr n•mM Ot'""" ~· a P• <0n• I>•~ n~ c • m• 090 "' ht '"a o...;ro•n • • reou ..., 10 r • th""' w h me """"'""' vou(ht s n ii,., ~ • ollnec•kolt~•bove...,!IKl tou o o Prt ••n1 lhom w lh lht n•<e"~"' ~ovChf • o lh~ """' I ~ntd • mr L•w O .. o F • ' nan<'! f •n~ n 101 Eo en Sr• Co a Mo;• (1 lon o tJ~?I Wh(n ~ thr pac• o bu•n•~ o n._ n••Qnl"d n 3 m• fl O• • nQ Q '"' ••••o ••d dN:ooont w h ~ o m<m h~ t ! e 1/lf I • pub col.on cl th• ~" O•leod Octobo 1 1f6• Wa te G ~·• I E•ecu o of lh• ~II• t ol thr •Ml~• nomod ~tilt!' Flt•NICLIN •ttD f RAfrll(LlN 1tl I!••' '"" '"'"' '"'' M.u c .1 .. n 1 '1n 1 l 11 11i.1 J4•ns1 Atter....,1 f« l!-K ... r Plltl 1-~..t 0 1n.. Coo!l DI O<:tot>et 11 H "'" tlovombt '"' LEGAL NOTICE v ,. lot . ' 1951.m M >U t> tno A >I>( E•• Sn There 1s much more to the • "n " s~cu ~ E.<on L~D Or•~ nc • .,E'a11(b !i \I 1se select on Of J fund than a "~ , • iJ;• ., ~~n =~ €c1u~a;~i ~>•n ~ v• • El N ~ cursory comparison of records d•~" or(~ • o E N"c: """ ox n• • l E!c '"~ and a quick loo k <it a portfol o ~"' " w c11 nr.-e rcu l o tov d El cf 1nvestn1ent!j Behlnd a ~~~·e<1 t><o~~ta l 1>u0 ~1 MQnul I d l ' d o d lo a • e"' C•n un s inves men r ec Or <>••, "'" ~· 1 mps o I o~g• 11011~nffte 11Y C. porlf o o m ikcup ll \C:i!mcnt ou no o,y P ,, Enr ~ "• <10 no ud• Enn• II nt ilosophy :ind 1nve:;tn1e it ob • • d • ,'"', m• ~down on o " Jcl lhcs ire rnany Cl 1c1a l , un Ln o cons1dera!1ons ind f 1cls \1 h1ch ~:A c~n,, ~ ~ 1"' \0 l shot !d rxplOlf' 111 detJ ! 111 !FA5P "~ ~!.,C e~~ tJrder to re l<'h a sound AvM c~ fa A nf E Ft19 ilct.:ls1on on wluch fund is th~ ~cm~0v~ ~;0Nll0M llll <:t suit ihlr f Jr \OU A d ' F• c; llE " I) n f-(. SURt:LV if }OU h ave.All•• H ~ b f AW ~ F ought mutual 1 nds you ate A ,a L~d F c~n9 a11are th<i\ n1os l of the sell ng ~ ~ ~.~ F~ ~~ foe ises on pot ltS \Vh1t h ni l: ~A'E~ $ ~: Gont f 1nds ha ve 1n co m mo n !~~ci'.,., lt ~g g'~ management d1vcrs1flcat1on A eu n 10 1 F n~ co A ELa0 6h~.~WnE services ctt No one fund has Am e~p u . ~,Fu v•w I h S f An Fu rt JD O Co nk anyt 11ng unique ere ure y A c ~ MJ • •/.\, c ... soc ~OU know Iha! 1nosl fund ~~a "1~ 1: ~~ g ~~,; ~ h!CratUre CQTil'1!nS Sl!ni!u\y !mM Po~: r: 3t ,g'1:Kf' ~ persuasivr text p h o to s :s~ c;Go~ ~ • ~1• g•o ;., charts etc ~~r~ 'c".. l~ • 16 • g ~0 r 1 lf 1969 S bitter CJ(""flCTICe IS Anheus B ~~ ~9 G •~•" "I f I'~ Ankrn C I " 9 Gob ~ub lo ha ve ong term val le lo A <ala ~ Jli 11 Go<'I cc h f A nd 11 l Goa<! lS you lt must e p you become A d•n M 13 , l , c ~P" cn ff Ad•n~JJ J'1 Gaon.S.c more pro ess1ona in your A ~ MoP 11 3 G ... n tM selection of a fund -<;O }OU : J"t~ M 56~. 5~ !g nnnel!E can in fact as well as theory A cc 1101 13 • c o•e P Au o Sc ll ) G wh come out with a superior Jon•' A v•m~o 9 •Guo a "'llallb 1~Gun term investment record 110 a Al Q Gv 0<1n Y I 60~• 1• H~m. Co~ ou won t get t Hs sort or s,. p~ n1 6 Hdnov .s. dccp-do\\n talk tron1 the ~:nw'fk c a v crag e 1nutual fund ~: :;. " salesman he probably docsn t ~~~ ~;. even know ti Nor \1111 }OU get e. ~ • • llo m a it in the average mutual fund 11. <o literature rt isn I there ~;} LH:o TODAYS COLUMN begins 8 nvpt0';{ p1npo1nling baSIC ractors lo : ~ ~h I <;Onsldcr be fore 1.'.hoosi ng a ~~"' i-~r fund Boo he c MUTUAL No 1 Your own s11uation :~·w~ c~o D b d El "'n I> on t c C('CI I ('d by lhe ll u•~ II• sccn1 ng s1mphc1tv of ih " for ~~c~~~ s Jt is tie most fundamental ~~ n~ s~ cons deration of all Too often f~m0 ° M mutual fund s<i!csmcn pay on ~~~"~ B ly hp service lo it too often cao sow Ir C•P nA you yoursc down grade it L l C"PTtn your eagerness for qu c:k and cc~"r c:1 ? big profits too often tht: [anlJ c~« NG ly \1 hich really r ecds to con c"" serve J!S c3n1t al and sc..:k on ly moder:itr go ns t;ikt.s undue isks in I ct ascs af1 er n 1ni:d <l\f ~ 1 ns In J9G8 s ro rlr g 1111rkct ho1v n1 1r1v of \Ol stet J nhl:(I c u ~ lo !he glo\1 t g run Ors th3t c /on r XYZ I und would bt rig v )\J 1 c n Mr C non O st a n t f1nanc1<1 ! happiness cow c~ 'f I Co e<n l' O\V many o you v.erc lured co ~• F into g1v1ng up a proper in ~~~~. 5 r \.estment to buy a fund ~~ f. •, pubhcized as fantast ca!Jy sue.: ~g;;: c. , c:e~sful '> f~::::: ~·" 110\Y flfANY Qf :orou in 1968 t ""' P v abandoned an investment ~~" c~ strategy whi ch \Vas right for ~~~ ,.,n~ you 1n order lo follow the ~;;',," R~~ miracle 111anagcr<; -only ~on s a" 11 lo find out 1n 1969 th<Jt \QU r ~g,,~~nt. 1~racle capita l g 1 ~ ;ire to.: d; \\ opp1ng losses instead" c •d ~11 S\v1tch1ng ('a n be t ~pcc :il y ~ ~·" ~ cost y 1n 1nutual f ntl 1n\cst1ng ~v~ :;, btcause of the ~<i lt s ch i rgr~ g~ ~ 0,~ SQ POINT NU I I :i 1cilv c 8~"0 M )Our O\~n need s decide 01 111 g ~~"~D Jn \estmcnt strategy ~H d stick o. u• c." \\1111t1ngoodl1 nls andbatl g; c~ r flier:! /11vesln1e1 t goals g~~ :0~ rn cl t/J I'! t n p J 1ct J g•:•v /' 0 0 ' " Gets 1'1 0 1n o ll on ° -·-·------- l 1u Ii 1'1 0111 otcil '" ~ dl ti c l d nlff'r I Srt1ri11 ~ I <Jt:lf l( ;.,; llJU I J ~<Jl1h J l L i~ Angt lf's Inc l 1 h GOLF PLAYI NG •<1ul• m•"' ba .~ p I v n• Co• I Count y C ~b /or •a • by p v•f1 p• •~ btlow mo ki t p Cf Me mb• 1 •• ~ nq • •& c.11 21 )) '588 7557 belw••" 9 AM & 'S PM ..... k d1y1 bank fore ght )l:<1rs v.orks lfl ~~~Q., ~c the ~ y s t e in s development g: "•"' {, cl1\1s1on of 1tc tlcctronlC cata g0~~ 5n: process ng department go;n 1 F FREE LECTURE Role ol Living Trusts in Financial Planning An info rmative lecture by an attorney on the all rm por- tant features of Liv1ni; Trusts fo r the avoidance of pro ... bate, probate costs, delays and unwanted publicity and also possible tax reductions and pnvacy of estates.. All lECnJRES BEGIN AT 7:3D P.M. NEWPORr BEACH-Tucsday,October26 Newporter Inn, Board Room 1107 Jamboree Road PALOS VIRDES PENIN SUIA-Wednesday, October :9 J lungry Tiger Restaurant 27300 Hawthorne Boulevard J,mple umew11l be allowed for questions from the audt· e.nce. Admission is free. To make reservations, fill out the coupon below, or call Miss Lenz collect at CR+-0393, 0 ~ I'd ' FUNDS Complete-New York Stock List " ,,. 311• '"• '" ' . '" .. 1 }l • ,. ' ' • .. ' ,. " ' • 0 ?7 ~ • . " ' . ~ " " '" " • ' " • " ,,. " • . ' •II• " " " . " • ". ' . , " ... ,,, ,.. " .. " " " " ' ' .. " Finance Briefs hospital He said the et1mpany has cash and loan com m1tmf'nls totalhng $70 m1lllon for the new ventures all of E1o •~c11 10 v.hich \\llJ be franchised ~::'~co ii! E•1GF 1 1! E•• U IM) \\()Qf).RIOGE NJ (UPI ~:f,,.,"~•_.l -C11r11ss Wrigh! 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I 1111 1111111 " 1 on ll d••"!O I l llll•Ld > 1 70 I\ I B•Ad •D /\ nn C:nl'fn '"" nnMM 1 ~D l,'o nnP l I 170 1/,1"..Cn 'JS /llU fl: w 1 I~ ll!n PA<. A S l/P C~"' 1 t4 MoP"b~ ~ab /,lol!IO I ?70 M(ll'>A\CO I 10 11...,8 r~ 1 Ill Mnnoa"" Ind /\Oft 11.R 7~ MonroEo 10 Man1an 1 1n rMn!OUI l " l \ont Pw l M M <l<\t Mt(n Noa a~nJ J •n r-10 1~~110 1.(1 """ Nnr eo rJoto o ~ 1 /\!~ •I\ 1 10 l~IS!TT ll• M~L t...t 1 /.0 llot1n•h'(JWr I Mu DI'• I XI Mur~ln 11!0 ,.1vrDl'IO I ·~ '·'"'p() 1>IS ld , L Tuesday's -Closing •;Prices-"' ' Complete New York: Stock Exchange List ..... tJilh I Nlfft Low CloM C~t -HI-mlCK LEADERS 1 ~I Ml•~ c ... J:~l····························1 +lt'o -~ i"' •• ' -· " ·-· _, l: ~ -· '•. --+ • + " ·-· t~ . ' -" ~ •• -. t ~ t ~ r " =t - Market Makes Healthy Advance NEW YORK (UPI) -Demand for •lock• ac· celerated ~esday anud predictions of lower Inter- est ratu within the next few months and reports that Prerident Nixon might be considering a uni· 1aleral C8'J&-flre Jn Vietnam or a :sizeable troop cutback Shortly before the-final bell the UPI market- wide indicator showed a gain of 0 75 percent on 1 627 1ssuet crossing the tape There were 915 ad- vances and 483 declines The Dow Jones average of 30 blue chip 1ndus- tr1aJs gained 6 60 to 845 83 near the close Turnover of better than well above Monday 'j ttace 15 000 000 sharcl!i \Vas General 1'1oto1 s ''as on the uptrack but l hr) s- Jer fell folloY.1 ni:: a sharp drop 1n third quartc1 11el Electronics shov.ed marked strength although a number of issues were po11rt1ng lower in fraction s Diet soft dnnk producers finned up some\vhat The group had been under pressure 111onday follo\v- tng the governments ban on cyclamate ~roduct s tMany producers say they \VJll have substitutes on the shtl\tes Jn a matter of day!! Airlines were impressive \\1th se\cral issues ncld1ng a pomt or more '\11 crafts \\ere mi xed Rail s aJ90 follo\Yed an irregular pattern oehem1cals Oils "ere mixed ''1th Nato1nas tfle "rea.Jrer issues a s among Pnces advanced on change in a«1ve trad1ng the Stoc k Ex l""f'' • .• ,, r ,. ltfl 'JC t••t'fl> 1 • !twW•r d IC$• Vt ..C I loktVC ,.r 1..,.W-T.to 1°"9(.111"! 1' l"'ll"l«fl I !llCl.Wlfl' ' ~.,,,, '" " lit •c-, '° wCrtol IC wllCMm '° n Oll 1~ n 011 ,.r'2 U -m • nO•l•nO .M <'lllJI ,.r] Jo n•~ Mn n U•V111,i 1 10 -on ••t w~~ ...... '1141 1 •111 Co to "''":!.'<~ :s z ... ,.,l.., ~""'" o ...... -America11 Stock Exchange List DAfLY PILOT J l_ • " • ' " " . 110 Jl .. ' 101 l " I " ' !~ 6' i.n J IJD 11 • " . ' , ' ' ' ~~ J~ ~ ·~ t .. . " l~ 1'"o l i ~f . "1" " 1 \ ]7 I l f ~j ~ J; 19 • " ' . " JV\ ?! .. 1, l ,, ., ' " " , " • "' • '" '" • ' • " " ·~ • '" " '" " 78'• • • " " • " " ' " ' 1<1~ '' 10-. " "' • ' . . , ,,. 'I • ' . ' n '" '" • ' . '" 1r' " • •• '" •• ". " . 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One comn1ittee Drmocrnl said 1t 1\•11s ni('e 10 be notic("d. !'ena!e L)Cn1ocratir Lcad1·r fl11ke ~1ansfield, the ('hafnnan. \1·as nol ab1lut to deny :1 bit uf \1·izardry. so he su pplil'd 1h1s deseript1on of a <'Olllnultee n1eeting · '"\\'e p11t nn our skull caps. "'" '"""· '"'""" '"' 1;gh1s Ployi1ig Posst&JH out and acl likl' zornbies.·· • -----..,-..-·-~ . -• ' • The argurnenl over the pace Susi e J\.1acli n , a sophornore at Austin College in· the 'vildlife of her ho1n eland, gave her a na ti ve. of congressional action on Ni.~-Shcrinan, 'f ex .. is from Nairobi, Kenya, East Af-'fexa s possum for a pet. To n1ake home seern a bit on's proposals vaulted into the ri ca. llci-classmates, fearing she mi ght be. Jnissing closer, she gave il a S\vahili name, Tolo 01nba. occult al a \Vhite !louse brief-_:.:.:.:..:..:..:..:..:..::::=.c....:..:.:.::.c..::.:..:.c..:c:._ __ .::_ ____ .....::._ __________________ . _____ _ iug Ott. JO. Under thl' rules that brief. Auto Show Rail Safety Rules Sought German Party Falls Christian Dernos Might Not Survive By GEORGE TllOlHS01...; have lk'gencraled Into "a club that mCt'ts once In fou r years BONN (AP -Kurt Georg to i>lcct a chancellor.'' Kiesinger's fall today frorn The Sl'plenibcr e J c cl ion power sounds an omi nous underlined the d1n1inish!ng 110Le for his Christinn Demo-rule of the B.on1an Catholic cratlc party. Observl·rs a re Church i11 political 11ffairs. ;_1sking whether the Catholic Ad cn;iuer's cabinets always party which led West Ger-con!aincd a 3-1 maJurity of many from the ruin of war to wealth in two clecadcs can Catholics, but the prttclice survive. out of office. \~as discarded after his res· ignation in 1963. West Germany's n e w Bundestag, the lower house of More than 80 percent of the Christia n Democratic party's parliament, me.I Io d a y lo ('lect a chance.llor. \Villy n1embcrs are Catholics. But Brandt, Jeade.r of the Socia l an increasing number of Democrats, is expected to be Catholics apparently feel less the c:hoice. Although Brandt's comm11tcd lo vo te for a Sotialists ran behind the ''Christian'' party, and thtre Christian f>eniocrals 111 the. has been an influx of Catholics Sept. 28 eieclion, he put into Brandt's party in recent I · I I n1 onths. together a coa ition •wit i tie Protestants o u l n u m be r tiny 1''ree Democratic party to gel a niaJorily in the Dun-Catholics 51 to 44 percent 111 \Vest Germany. l~estag . The Christian Democrats ll<'lmut Koh\ of the R!1lnelantl Palatinate stale. ti co1npara· live unknown ; and the party'll floor leader. Rainer BarLel, who ran at::ainst Kt•Js1ngcr tor chanttl!or in 1966. Party bu siness n1anager Kon rad Krask1• glno!nily told a nl'wsn1an recently: "\\'e need at h~asl four years to n1ake a new part.v of the CDU. replace the old generation and build up a chancellor candidate in the 1973 ele<:tion in tune for him !o Y.·in in 1977." Kiesinger is ou1wardly more optimistic. lie has announced plans to confront lhc ne1v govcrnn1e nt Y.'1th a "shadow cabinet'" headed by himself. Concert Set At College \Vh:"!t caused the decline of also niay lose support arnong the brilliantly success f u I the srnal! businessmen, wh ite politlca t grouping set up in collar workers mercha nts and 19~9 by the late Konrad farmers who make up 40 per· Southern California Col!ege, Adenauer? cent of the party's 380 ,000 Costa tllesa \\'ill prrsrnt a The answer is not pl ain, but in cmbcrs. Brandt's coalition community concert with guest it is argued that the party promises to take more account folk-singer John Fi sc h e r ~tchieved its initial obje<:tive o[ or 1heir interests in deference Saturday. rebu ilding West G e r n1 an Y to the liberal Free Democrats, The concert. beginning al 7 \1•ithout making further plans who draw many of their mem· p.n1 .. will be held in the Coal· Ing. on t he hurryup message President Nixon sent t n Capitol lli!I, can be attributed only to Wh ite House sources, and cannot be quote<.! directly. Those rules remained in 1·f· fl'ct, hut Senate Dctnocrats identify the source as Bryce N. ll arlow. Nixon's assistant for Congressional affai rs. Opening for the future. J\fany \Vest hers fro m tha t sector of socie· of-Arn1s Room of the gym· \VASJl lNGTON (API n1ot0r vehicles. Sonic 3.816 Transpor!ation Safety Board, Germans regard the Chri sti an ty. nasium . 1'heconccrt J!i localed Spurred by thr •·new Clnd persons died in grade crossing points out "it is no\V obvious Democrats and their Bavarian Fighting has begun among al 2525 Newport Blvd. In Nelv}>Orl catastrophic potential for aceidl'nts last year. lhat railroad derailment ac-allies, the l11ristian Socia l the Christian Democrats, and John Fischer. folk-si nger de", ti> a•d de•t<u<·.t<·u··· ,·.. · ·d d h Union headed by Franz Josef there is talk of an attempt to "'"d •omnn~er. graduated from " " ., " " Loss of life in accidents in-Cl ents, angerous cnoug in · '"' ... r·" train Y.'rccks, the Nixon ad-\'olving hazardous inalenals themselves, have acquirrd a Strauss. as p<1triarchal and replace Kiesinger as party '\!heaton College in Illinois and At that briefing, the StnJlc Dl'mocratic Policy Comm1nee was said to he function ing in ,. fash ion n1ore powerful lha n the l·lou~e Rules Commitlcl'. ·which schedules lcgisla1ion fnr action on the floor ol !he i1lorc th :in a quarlcr million 1lolli1rs \\'Orth of new !970 ;.1 11 tom:>hiles \\'ill he. sho\\·n lree lo the public at Fashion lslantl shopping ernler Thursday, :Friday and Saturday, October :.!3. 24. 25. 1n1n1stration has proposed the has been relatively hght so llC\V and catastrophic potential apathetic. leader. is presently travelling about fir.~t 1.:omprchcnsive federal far. But J ohn IL Recd, for death and destruction 1'he nrws 1nagazine Der Th re I! prospective can-the country entertaining a& railroad safety legislation. chairman of the National previously unknown ." Spiegel said last week thry didates arl! Strauss; Premier various college campuses. Se n d i n g the recom·\-::'.'.:'.'.'..'.'.'.'.'.::.....:'.'.._:::::._:.::::::::::.._:_::.::::::::::....::::::::::::: ____ _:::;.:::::_ __ -...c... ___ ...:. _________________ _c ____ _ !-louse. According lo lhe \\lhite l!ouse, wt1en i\-lansfield calls leaders of !hf' policy l'Olll· n1iUC'e lo his office 11C'ar lhe Senat e floor. closes and 101:ks the door ;ind Rnes in10 black magic. Ille ;u.lniinistr:1t1on h;is no chance to influence 01e decisions. And this. it 1v:is sa11l. pu1 s Nixon in a le<1dcrsh111 s11ua1fo11 lhal has not brt'n c.~pcriencrct by a nc1v J'residt·nt s1nt1· Zachary Taylor took officl' 120 years ago, (;icing an Op· po~ition Congress. "I thought he knt•w inc bel· lcr than that." J\1 ansfield said of /larlo1v. "The rec:nrd speak s for itself. The policy cnin· mittee y,·.:ints lo cooperate. \1•ith the PresJdl'nl. ., The eornmiltee has 1 :1 m e n1 be r s , chnsrn hv J\1ansficld as m;:ij(>ril.v lc;1tlc1:. ;ind ranging frorn nor1her11 liberals, likt• ~en . i'hilip A. Hart. of J\Iichigan, In lh C' cor1- servalive Hichi.lrt! ll Hus!\C'll of Georgia. This new automobile shov,• is sponsorPrl by U1e Fashion Island Merchants Association in cooperation \Vith sixtee n Orange County ne w ca r dt'<ilcrs. :Foreign and do111cstic 1nakcs and models \\'ill be on (li~play on the Fashion Island 1n;il! all lhrl'e days. F'rcP entertainment 1vill be prol'ided Saturday. JI a.m. lo 2 p.n1. on stage courl vf the CtnH·r. l'ashinn lslanrl 1~ locall'!I on Pacif ic Coa sl ll1~hway 1Jct11·cen J amboree oi11d 1\1;.u:Arthur. !)('ale.rs parlicjpating are: Chitk Iverson, Inc .• Jim ~l1•rnons lrnports, George Z1m- Jlll'rm<.1n, Dean Lewis Imports. :\ewport lrnports, Bill .l onl.'s Sports ('ar Center. Poole !.:tuck, Theodore Hobbin~. lloy C.1rver Pnntiac. Connrll Cl1 t'1'rolcr. llarbor D <1 d g c , J 11,lld.1y S<tlcs. .lul;nson ,I\· Son. N:1bors (";1<11ll.1r, l :n11·rr.~itv OJ (Is All.1.~ r11 r·yslc1·-J•lyh1ou111. Draft ~•~•tl1 Youtli Figures Nixon Plan niendalions to C o n g r e s s , 'l'ransportalion Secretary John Volpe last \\•eek cited ".'.! ~!cadi!y rising trend" in r:u! accidcu!s, 1n a n y involving shipment or hazardous po isons <ind explosives. "Existing rail s a f c t y statutes ;ire inntlequatc to enable the government to res- pond to the problern," Volp~ s:iid, noting !hat -in an abrupt <1boul·facc since last spring -the r a i I r o a d s thcrnselvcs now sec111 ln agree. Unlike airlines :111d lnJl'ks, r:ulroads thus l:1r 11 av r <'Scaped any sori of to1n- prchensi\'C min imum safcl~ standards scl by the govcrn- 1ncnt, despite -.ttrmpts 111 the past to pass such leg1.Slat1on. 'fhe propos;il itself docs not outline ~pcc1fic s a I ct y 1ncasurcs. rather it v;ou!d prrrnit Ilic srcrctary fl f 1r:insptJrtrit1on lu draw 11p rrgulalinns selling 1n1nin1um :-:tandards for, :11nong other i1('111s, ir:ick.~. rnlllng slack ;;nd loading procedures. 'fhc ;1d1ninis1rat ion 1J i 11 . 11-r1t(t•n fnirn the rcpo!'t of :i 1:1sk for ce eon1poset1 n t rail1·oad n1rinagcrnCHI. labor :1 n c1 i:f0Vtrnn1cnt rcprcscn- 1a111 t'~. is lhe lhird ~uC'h safe· ty rnc;1s11re lo I.Ir introduced llus ~·car. Sens, Vance J!.-irlke fl). l nd J.. ..ind 1\brah:im A rl1b1coff \ D-Conn. I, h;ire 1n- 1rorluced 1he1 r own bills - \VASl!fNGTON (:\P\ ;ind lillJSI' \\"lln uic lirst HMJ hnlh nr \vh1ch rcm;un 1n com- Prcsidcnt /\'ixnn ·s drafl Jo!tl'ry h1rthda!l'S 1trawn ll"Oll!d pr,,. 1nit!cc. system -Jf ll r fl s s (' ·~ b;1bly b<.-1•;1!Jrd Thr I'<'· All thrt't' l\ll'Ot!>U l"CS <11'1• <..:ongress -•S ~urc In bnng u1:i1n1ng h:i h1rllulalcs 11 otihl prompted, 1n P~Jrt . by !ht'S(' out a 1,1)("11! a1nong Iii~ cn1111-bf' hordrrlinc \ .1 ~1•,;. ~l;Jl1~1u·~ lry's IS·yf':l r-0111~ lor f1g11 r111g Thi· c·;illlip~ \,11·y !iuin -S1nl'l' l!Jf..J, df'r.11hnf'UI~ nl n1aU1ern<Jt1c:1I pro!Jal11l1l1C'S 1111,ntli 1 ~1 ln•>nlll 11111 ;i in:in 1r.dll" la r 1· 1· J 11 Jl ha?;11·t!rn1~ Crit1rs !>fl.V the p1:1 n 11 111 11)111 dri•ii Ill•· 11101r1 r!:iti· i·niitd 1n;1lt'n.1I~ h;i\r lnrt·i•d t ilt· l••a\e mo>l .vnun" 1111•11 "ll<''·'· I · II I 11.1rli h1· c·1;1c11;1111111 11[ u1.111 .. ., r.o I 1g~1rt' 1f' d !\•• 1';1 "(( nr:1r 1 ii· JnJ! :1booul JU~t 11hi·n !her 1,1111 nl 1111, 'l':'lf, :i 111 ;\TJ iihri 1li,11\ 4() 1\ 111 !' r 1 t' ;i 11 t:Ot\l· 1n1ght bf> (";dirt! !111· lullc1w 1n1: dn•\V .'ill 11;111111 pruhably lit• 1111111J\1rs. 1rnr and thi11r 1 h;1nl'~·~ for 1 ;illi·d :1110111 niid .1i·;ir. ~T1·;1111 :1t:c1den1" h.11~ in Csc<iping l hc 1lr;11! rnl 1rt'h'. 1T1'J~f'd frorn ·\,(4!1 \n 1f/11i 10 Sludi·nli> :111tl l('l'h 11H·r1l 1irn-But <1rtned 11•1lh ;i f1 ·11· h;1 ~11· 7.29-! 111 l~(i7, 11p i~ 8 Jl{'rrrn! plr gc.tling dr·lennrnts 1•0\11<1 rigures those 15urssr ... l";1n ht'l 'l'r:i1n ;1tTl tlt'nls ex ceeded 8.000 dr<.1w tht•1r 1!r alt el\g1b!litv. Pretty l'lOSl'. And s1unr n1cn Jn HIGIJ. pl:lrl'1nent lor 1l1c.1r 191h \'t•:irs wnn'l h;ive 10 guess <i1 all. -Vol1>e c>.11m:11cs 11> a 1 like r\'£'rvonc 1·l~f' :inti would The pl an for draft111~ 1!1· l"Onie baCk in!o !he. dr;ifl rool three-fourth.~ uf ;i!J <1cc1Ucnts yea r-olds firsl nn <i l~ttcry :ir" t';H1s1·d hv fnt·!ors -such \1'1th that san1c p1;1c1'1111:nt · basis is likely tn pas.~ thl' :1 !i 1n1prn11l'r!.11 ni:iint:iinf'd \l'hi'n 1hcir dl'ferrncnts ended llouse lat e. Uiis wctk . It 1s still 1 tr:ick and d~·fi:rli\·e rolling four y1·ars <iter. an open que.stinn in the Sena1l'. s!r11,:k -not covcrrtl bv ex. The 3fi5 b1r1.hd11te."-for the i\ll lhis is hni\' the l<•ttcrv 1,t1ng rai l safety l:i11·s i.abor f '·· 'Y~lern 1s to work 11•hen it Is f • I following yrar 11·01.111 111!' 1lr;1wn IJrt•j,.11 11·nl s o sa1c1 y rg1sla- out of a fi.~h bov.·l :ii .1 publ1r \l'Cll established. !1011 csrin1:ite the percentage is lottery in 1-.te Septrmbcr or Thc first )Car. ho1\'('\'C'r . 1.:loscr to 9;._ carlv Oc-tobc r each vcar. \1•nuld be a transitory Onl' in -In !!)fill. therf' \vert' 1112 There's little guc'Ss"'·ork for \1•hich t1ll mtn b<'h1'er.n 19 .-ind persons killed and 20,8111 in- ab~·bodif'd men whose 19th 25. not just 19.ycnr-olds, 11·oulrl jtirrd in train acc idents ex· birthdays fall ()n the r1rst bf' subject to the draft undrr eluding grade crossi nn' ('01- dates dra"''n: lhe.v'll be an1ong the systrm. li~ions bclw('('n t rai n~ :ind the flr~t men ca lied car ly I he /ljiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;j I nf'xl yea r. Aod '"'" wilh b;<lhda\» "" ' I SEE BY TODAYS the last 150 0r inu re da1c.~ I drawn \1•ill likely rsca pc 1hc d'"fl eoU<e ly. I WANT ADS r.:vcrybody else \~·ill have to lake out his scral ch pad and pencil and start figuring the l odds on thr b11sis of thr. I number of ml'n in Uic drafl 1 1>001 and 1he rate a1 whirh 1hey'rc being called up each month. If the S}'!\lcm were in ('fft'CI now, as Selective Scn •ice nf- flcia\s ex.pl;iin ii. 18-yc:ir-olds y,•ould figure 1here \l'nuld bf' :O:llmC'thing likl' Ii o O , o o o available for lhc 1!raft nrx.I \'Cilr art.er reJ etls e n 11 ~<'ferments I Drafl calls hopefully 1\ ill drnp orr to so1nethin~ l i~f' 200.000 from thi s year·~ :ll){l l~M1 plus. That would mean mf•n 11 1111 birthday!! on !he lasl 2!Ml flf ~~ datC! drawn in lhr 1o1trrv e R;irk i ~ ""'"~" 1ti;1n his hilr' S.:111"'1(1 11 <1lrhllu_g, hut a 1111!(' ,·hihuahun, n1a1lr. i:-00tl 11·i1h a(IUIL~, Nil JI<!· fl<'l"!i, S20. Rea l ~'fllllll!!.ny, • Drl'amini:: fir f'hestnut ll masriris.: ov('r <111 upen fire~ llrrl''~ 11 rlrluxr 2 hcdro.-im n1011nlAin home in R11nn 111£' Spnng~. ni11y h11vr so1nr 11lu1r lnnd. scap1nR; i;oon. e 1'C'tl11g on 1111pul~r. fill! f,1r .!!1 ll!)fl()ill llllf'll!, \l'lU 11111.Y hf' i;rlN·!c>.I Tt• J!•ln lh1i1 ;i1·tu1g work11l~1p tor ri111- ff's~1tJn11I tr111nlr1A : i.;c•I n1 lr1 thl' srorl 1i::h1: i;rr .\·our uaine in l1~ht!I'. INTEREST ON YOUR MONEY CAN MAKE THE BIG DIFFERENCE IN YOUR LIFE the differ ence betwe en en joy ing re tirement -or just retiring ,;: the difference be tw een going to see your grandchildren -or just yearn· ing to see th em the difference between carefr ee and careful living ; . enjo y the l °!o yield on 2 year investment certificates when held to maturity ($5,000 minimum) .. · interest checks ma iled quar- terly '. · of course, if you need more flexibility, there are other plans for Thrift Custom ers -such as a Thrift Passbook Account, with 5.50 o/o interest. • · switch to the big difference -and let your money grow. FUNDS RECEIVED BY OCTOBER 20TH WILL YIELD INTEREST FROM THE JST. .. -----------Remember we p.ay postage both ways ----------- (ntlosed i.s my check in t~e 1maunt of $ I h~\'t marked !hr t~pe of ;iiccounl I would like opened. Plea1e send me 1 s1gna tur1 t•rd "'hich I will fill out ancr 1elur11. 1J ~ SO"b l~"U Pnsbool (1n1.,,.o~ntl f 1 1"i ? 1"' urhl'<1!t SS,llOO "'I"'"'""' I , 6'ij I ,,., u •l•li<olt Sl,COQ """'"'"'" 1 I 611,, 2 oor "''''"•I• II 000 ''""'"'"m 1 1 ~·. & "'"~t~ ••!11f""' s~.noo "'1"""""' I. 61j;, ll•) '" Oo O•! '""'"1 l2~ 000 CAtffORNI.\ l HRln & lO.\H COSTA MESA orr1cc l 70 r. l 71h Street, Casi• Mesa. Cali torni~ 92627 Nl"'f·~--------------~ ~ddrUI•--------------- C•I'---------------- Stott _________ "''------ ---------------------------------------- CALIFORNIA THRIFT&LO.AN MEMBER or THE AMERICA'f INDUSTR IAL BAN KERS ASSOCIATION 5 olhces serving South ern Cali forn•a COSTA MESA OFFICE 170 r I 11h $t1eet (il~fOSS fu11~rton SI.. lrorri Sri Boy"s ReshUrB nt) • (714 ) 646 ~04 S would likely l'SCap1· thr dralt 11.. _____________________ _.,. __________________________________________________________ _ I f Saddleha~k Today's Final. N.Y. Stoek.s VO[ 62, NO. 252, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1969 TEN CENTS Diet Drinl( Sales Tumble Along Orange Coast By JANICE BERMAN 01 111• 0•11~ P1lol S!•ll Food stores along the Orange Coast havr nollccd a drop in sal<'s of diet foods and drinks containin g c:yclamatc, now b:.inned by U1e fl!dcral government. Bt1 t many store managers are waiting to hear fro1n their centra l offi ces, as well us from suppliers of the food . llclailers have until Jan. I to remO\'C the toods containing c y c I am a l c. suspected of causing cancer, from their shelves. Al AlbertiOn 's in Laguna Beach, r'lanager Jerry Baines said, "\Ve y,·lll be dropping the f ntire diet line by lelling the stock run out. A few people are stl ll buying it, but we are giving refunds nuv; and I imagine sales ·will come lo a stnndstill." "They may go back to sucar)'I (an ;:irli ficial sv.·eetener lhat cont ains nil cyclamatel. and I read somewhere that Pepsi is going to use a very s1nall amount of sugar tor thei r die1 drink i;, .. he added. Al Acord's fllarket, 283 Broalll\'01.1, Laguna Beach, Glfn r\c:ord snid. "\\·c·re g111nR along w11h the co mpanies that sell the 1ncrchandisc and <1rc st ill lea1·ing 1L on the shelves. \Yc've had no refund re- qul'sts.'' Bul he add £1d lhat th e indeprnd~'nl store 1~ no1v selling ''very lit11c'' in 1hc. w<ty o, diet <lrin ks. Al Safev.·ay, 1000 llaysidc Dr1vr, Ncv.']Xlrt Beach, 1nanagcr Bob Clark said that sales (I f the rhet food ''have been cut 111 half, nt least." .. As ol now, 1\'C rtre not an ticipating pulling it ofr the shelves until January,'' he saiC. fl·lel Lloy , manage r of f.1arkel Basket, 1 !50 Irvine, Newporl Beach, is waiting tu hear from the store's corporate offi ces. ""Not mor(' than three people •wanted to bring 1he stuH back," he said. '"\\1c expect more, but 1~·c·re probably going to leave il on the shelves and just let it run out." And at. Richard's LidJ t-.tart, Nev.·port Beach. clerk Jim Cherry said customers had stopped buy ing and were bringin g back unopened cartons of diet soda. •·we have been returning their money because we have mainly good established customers and y;e don't want to lose them " he said. At, Thriftimarl. 270 1 llarbor Boulevard. Costa Mesa, manager Art Ayval.ian said ecret itness or Autopsy 'Funeral' 'We've Had It,' Says Mary Jo's Dad \VILKES·BARRE. Pa. (UPI ) -The father of ~lary Jo Kopcchne testified to- day that pcrn1itting an autopsy on hi:« d:H1ghtcr, killrd in .'.I n accident involving U.S. Sen . Edv.•ard M . Kennedy, ''would be JUSl like another funeral." "Vi c ha ve had it," the father said at a !;earing on a request by f.1 assachuse tts authori ties fo r an autopsy on the body of !he 28-year--0ld Washington secretary who (Jil:d last J uly 18 in a tida l pond in Ken· nedy's submerged auto off Ch<t p- p:iqu iddick Island , f\l ass. The fathe r, speaking in a barely audi- ble VQ1ce. said he and his wile, v.·ho was Death not in court , felt autho rities ''had their chanet'. We absolutely do not v.·an t it llO\\'." Edmund S. Dinis, a titassachu~rtt s district attorney who is seeking _the ;1utopsy, did not cross-examine Kopechnc. during his one·mniute appearance on the stand. Dinis resled his case during the morn- ing session after Cyril H. Wecht, chief pathologist for Allegheny County (Pa.). testified an autopsy on a body exhumed after four to six months could be ··quite fruitful." .i\.sked to estimate the value o! an ex- •Trips' Youngsters Inject Peanut Butter CHI CAGO (AP) -A federal dn1g f'X· pert says youn~sters in some parts of the country hal'e taken lo injecting peanut butter and mayonnaise into their veins as a substitute for narcotics, In several documented case:-; the result has been death, Ernest A. Carab1 llo J r., a 2 Officers Eject As Jet Trainer Plunges in Sea Tv.·o 11n1t commanding nfhcer:o; t'jected _,afrl.v fi\'c miles al sea off La~una Bea.ch fllonday. after thc1 r jc! trainer del'elnped rnn1rol l roubl~ on a flight from E! Toro J\.lnrine Corps Air St ation . 'They \\'ere picked up by a helicopter frnnl the 1'1arine Corps Air Station Santa Ana, 'vili le the crippled TA4F' Skyhav.·k lra incr dove inlo the ocean, disintegrated and sank. The pilol was idenllficd as Lt. Col. llerbert L. \Vright, 41. of 1220 Candlev.·ood SI., Orange, commanding of- Fict'r of Headquarters and Maintenance Squadron JJ. accordin,;! lo b a s e :spokesman. Copilot \Vas Ll. Col. Jerry E. Kehrle, 27. of 1722 Mitchell Ave., Sanla Ana con1- mand ing officer of Marine Air Base Squadron JJ, "'ho, like his ~o.mpanion, escaped injury when forced to ditch. Authorities said the men encountererl difficulty with the aircraft's control :o;ys tem before heading it out to :sea and bailing of! the coast at Emerald Bay. lawyer·phar macisl in the Federal Bureau of Narcotics, told a nev.·s conference f!Ionday. Carabi!lo said the information !hill peariut butter and may onnaise \\•ould send users "on a little trip'' v.·as con· tai ned in <1 n underground recipe book purporting lo outli ne "culinary esca pes fro1n reality ." Othet recent fads, he :;aid . incl11dPfi thr use of paragoric. cleaning fluid. the local a nesthetic elhychloride and freon, tl1e prC'ssurized pr ope llant gas in aerosols. Carabillo :1ai d users or n;i rcot1c :o;ubstitute confused lhe bizarrt? and lo1uc reactions with the 50.called "high" pro- 1 ided by such drugs as heroin or rnar1- 1uana. He cl lcd the smokin~ of dried banana skins, a fad of a couple or years ago. a.~ ;in example. Frank Gulich. a narcntic.~ burcnu of- firinl stati oned in Ch:cago, said the underground "rook books"' usuall y ~ell for about $1 and often give the formulas for preparing drugs such as LSD. Drug users. Gulich sald, are ''alv.·ay!I looking for new drugs that won'l be a violation or the law." Carabillo said Gulich appeared at the annual meeUng of lhe Am c r l c a n Academy of Pediatrics. Stock /IJarkets NEW YORK tAP)-The stock market continued a strong up'ft·ard march on a broadening front in active trading late this aflernoon. (See quotations, Pages 10..LI ). Ad~·ances widened their margin over declines in individual issues traded on the New York Stock Exchange, 849 to 474. lt rna l examination done al the tirne the girl's body was recovered, \Vecht said '·To consider an e:tternal c:'l:amination the r :1d process of a 1ncdical and legal in- vesl igation is absurd." Dun Gifford , \Vashington. D.C., a legisl::itive aid e lo Sen. Kennedy who 1~as called as a witness by a Kopechne at- torney, Joseph f. Flanagan. said he was de\2yed unti l July 20 in returning "'ith the body lo Pennsylvania because of bad ""eather. He sa id he also thoughl "1here was a fjtle!ltion of v.·hclhr.r there \Va.~ a hold on the body !or possible autopsy." Capo's 'f eachcrs Get Raise, But Still Lowest Paid By l'A,\ff.l.A llALLA.llJ Ot l~t 0•1f1 ,!IOI S!11l Tcar hcrs in the Capistr;ino t:111f1r.d School Di strict. v.•i!I be gcttini:: a pay !!l· <.Tca.;e but they'll still be the lnwei,t paid in Orange County. Tnistec Boh Hurst rep(l r\ed to the Boa rd of Trustees ;it ~l ond:iy nighl"s 1nCT'ti ng, the Joint com11111\ec n[ 1eachers and board mem bers had reached an ;igreemcnl on salary :utju.~lm1•n1~ ef· fe.r!11'e July ! , 1%!1 . Tiu· :irl111.<.t1nrnt~ ·,\·ould n1nkc trarh('r<.' ~<1l\lr1ri; begin at $6,750 Y>'llh a 1n;:ix1mum ftb\lrc ol S13.50J per year. Cla~i;1rwd perliQ!lllt:I l\l)l lh! T~'CC'llr .1 one percent Increase and aOn11nisttil tors also v.·ould g:1in nnr. percent ill1Jt1s\111ent in !helr salary s.cl1cdulC'. The boarcl vote<I 5 to 2 in f:il'nr of 1hc increaJ;c v.•hich 1vould ht: Ju ndcr1 in l'arious ways. The main sum 1-1•o uld romc fro1n funds that had been planned lor a projected growth which did not co1nc alxiut leaving a surplus. An other area included p er s o tl 11 r 1 salaries whereby persons !eal"in;: the district were paid more than their r eplacements lea ving money left Ol"er. Al Pierre, representing the tcachrr~. snid that his gruup was pleased by the recommendation and felt that 1hc :<illld y committee which had been appointed l&~t June had been an excellent way to pro- mote co mmunications be tween teachers and board. Sex Class Answers 'Why?' ]tf esa Woman Tells Grove School Approacli to Course By TlfOMAS FORTUNE 01 t~t D•lhl PJ11I Slllt "If VD is so eosy to cure why is th ere so much of ii ?" the early-teen girl asked . "PCQple.. \\'ho hsve it won "t go to the docto,. because lhe.y arc embarrassed about it," said a boy her age. "Th'!y know !hey ar~n·t supposed lo," another girl in the seventh grade clas!l liaid. "Aren't supposed lo what?" asked the tcncher. "Have. sexual contact," one or the boy!l saifi . "ll'!' not I l11w hut ii.'.~ not tc<:on1· 111cndcU until they arc nlarricd." a gir t l"Cpeated an earlier lesson as she remembered it. "The girl you do it to, her parents. '' began a boy. "Don't say 'Do it,' " corrected lht: teacher. Then the teacher summed up the point. "You don't go lo the doclor because you had sexual Intercourse. You're ~m· ba rrassed because you know that i:i; a no, no. Sociely's no, no. For you r pro- tectio n." That's the way the discussion went one rCC"ent day In the cl1ssroom rif ~1r,;. c:ordon Marsh, a Co~ta Mt:sa resident \1·ho tcache!l family life, sex cducaUon and dn 1gs to her science classes al ncll Intermediate Schoo l in Carden Grove. Another class. another hour. and a girl asked , "That VM, what 's ii called .•• " "VO," she was reminded . ".,.can, you gct it by kissing?'' "ll's possible, but Its nol as great a possibility a:o; with sexual intercou rse," Mrs. Marsh :«aid. "Did it bother you to find out nhout venereal disea.~~" 11ht. .nsked the cl;:iss. ''It did me. It would be nice iI these things fiidn't exist, but they do. "I hal'en'l meant to fr ighten you h11l if I did it's because some of the.~e things (Set SEX CLASS, Page %) ' DAIL._ PILOl S11ll PMM LT. DePAULI S MAINTAINS HIS LONELY VI.GIL Laguna '' Winter Lifeguard Finds Workload Challenging Lone Lifeguard Patrols 3 Miles of Laguna Sand Hy RICllA Jln r . NALL 1)1 mt 011tr "llGI Sttl! l\n<I !hr-n lh('rr w.11' O!P" Ll. l~11s1;ne Del'a11\1s is lhr 011r. llr's lhc ~·•Ir on·1luty l1frgu;ird w l n le r 1\·cckdays, responsible for about three 1n1 lt•s I a:o; the seag111J flil'S) or Laguna Bf'ilt'h .111rl county bearhe~. 11cl'aul!s is su ppusc1I t\I h<1vc an ass1 ~· !anl . Oul Craig Lockwood. lnrmr r Laguna guard and writer. came to the fork in lhe road and followed his li1erary calllng. J)ePau!is said -a litt le '>''istrull y lt seemed -thaL his fonner side kick is 011 an cxlendecl tour of the South Pacific for a surfer publlca1iQn, La ter Jack Lirn::kc joined Dt'Paulis in the job of guardi ng the beaches from Abn lone Point lo Aliso Creek dur ing the \vi ntf'r months. Lincke recently (Juil to Join the. Hunl ing tQn Beach lifrguard force for. said DcPau!is , <.ibout $250 additiona l per mon lh. r:>eraulis rinds his workload challeng· Ing. He has beach patrols, re~ue work . first aid calls. lost persons, maintenance of equipment and slrudurcs, paper work ;i nd physical conditioning for himself to \\'Ork into his 40-honr week. On weekends there is help. Other lifeguards who work al other weekday jobs appear, three strong, lo guard. OePoulis is attempling to recruit he.Ip -help, he hO"pell wi lt slay wit h the job. One problem, said the veleran guard, is lhc. pay . "lie said Laguna gu11rfis brgin at $2.fiO per hour. Sa n Clemente guards 5tarl at $Z.85, said DePauli.~. but the gu ards at stale beaches ~tart at $3.41. Th is rlocsn 't cherr San Cl('mf'nt e g11arcls. OtP11ulis noted , since they do the ~amf' wor k for \e~s p;iy. ~an Clemenl c has 18 1~ tnlles nf cily ;"J nrl coun ty beachel'! 1,11lh fO\lr perm anent winier guards, said • ('.1pt Phillip S\\Jbbs. a permanent guard. /,llhl'.lugh San Clctncntr can call more rncn from ils rcscrvc5, the regular fori.:e f·:1n be spread pretty thin on a busy 11·cekday, Stubbs noted that opening of D:ina Point Harbor is causing more booting·type rescues. !f you call the Laguna lifeguard tower during the v.·eekday and DePaulill is on patrol, a record ing answers and notifie:oi callers to call the police department. There is also a \'1caU1er report. Police can rad io DePau/is if he is in the lifegua rd l'mergency vehicle. In an l'mergency, police have a list o[ other temporary lifeguards to call. Su ch was the case recently when a ynung man slrollcd into the surf with his ~hOf!s on, swam out past the surf, sank .and drowned. DePaulis !aid there had been three drownings this year by the end or Sep- tC'mber. Statistics for most lifegl1ard activit ies are up. There have been 669 rescues logged: one beach heart attack death; 4,138 first ald~ administered ; 161 missing per!IOTls reported : 9,747 enforcements or Jaw; 11,369 responses to beach actlvitle.., I from throwing sand to climb1ng cliffs); and fill reports of lost articles. Q{ course there are more guards in the summcr. DePaulis said there are SJ coun ting the guards at private -beaches ~uch as Emerald Bay, Irvine Cove and Blue Lagoon. But at the moment, l)ePaulis is hoping for just one more full -time, dedicated r.u<trd who wlll stay wlt.h the force . When ~uards leave, new ones ha ve to be pro- ces5ed with their papct3 and munlclp.~I benefits through city hsll, "There's a lot f\f JM1Pfr work'' said DcPaulis staring Dt the sea. he would hear by the end of the day whether or not all diet soft drinks and othe r cyclamate-containing food sturfs would be removed from the shelves. Jr they are removed, Ayvazian said, the store "would probably get credit on most of the items." · "One customer who brought some stuff ba rk was a little insulting. but that's the only trouble we've had," he said. "Most of the people have been very nice. and of (See CYCLAMATE, Page %) ? • LSD Leader Says Arrests Were lliegal A secret defense witness was promised today as attorneys for Dr. Timoth y Lrar}, his wife and son. tried lo show at ,. pretrial hearing that their drug arrest1 In Laguna Beach last year were illegal. Officer Neal Purcell -with more than [JOO narcotics arrests lo his credit -said he took the trio into custody last Dec. 26 after finding marijuana, pills and su~pected LS D lablels in their car. \\rt\al right did he have to search? - none, argued defense. attorney George Chula, one of lhrtt lawyers handling ~ases for the colorful fam ily circle al the hearing in Orange County Superior Court. Chula charged that Purcell ~aw long hair and hippie-slyle -the sort of thing that automatically sugges~ marijuana and olher such things to many lawmen. Purcell countered by saying th at Joh" Leary. 20, v..·a:s crawlfng around in the rea r of the :-;talion 1vagon, dilated eyes ~ring childishly through his long·ha ir and appearing under the influence. Chula, howel'er, claimed that most mnrijuana smokers gel high in the dark and th is is the reason for the dilated eyes, not the weed itself, hence Purcell's reasoning was faulty. The Leary family seemed rela,.ed and confident about the outcome of the case invol\"ing charges of possession o[ both rna ri!uana and LSD during a recess in the hearing. Or. U ary, 49, wearing his graying hai r lor.g, Indian-style, grinned and winked during the proceedings and _predicted later thal marijuana will be legalized \11!hin a year. "\Vc'll all be high and happy and there 1~·on "t be any more wars." he said. Iii~ wire Rosemary, 33, appeared pa le and drawn from recent surgery for cnr- tt·ction of a problem which ma y allow the couple to ha ve children. LC'ary 's grown so n by a prior marriage knelt at. his stepmother's lap in lhe cor· rido r outside as she ran a comb through hl1; long hair, a picture or motherly de\·o- tion. Illegal Contributions LOS ANGELES IUPI ) -the 1'~1uor ::::orp, of. Los Angele& was indicted f\1on· day on five counts of making illegal con~ tributiorui to unidentified candidates in presidential and congrcssion.al eleclions throughout the nation. Orange Coast Weather Those desert winds are slowing down ,and should give way to cloudy skies on Wednesday. Look for a high of about 75 on the Orange Coast and over the 80 mark inland. INSmE TODAY ltl utuat fund shareholdenr 11avc IUld a bad t1tttr and /i11at1· cial colunntilt St1lvia Poritr dis· cus.sts what can be done about it -if anutlitt111·~~ on Page 10 today. It's the skirt o/ a fou.r- porL series. CIMll,..11 I ..... 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Los Angelr s Su perior Court Judge Jer- ry Pac.ht ruled htonday that Angela Davis Schools Due To Seek U.S. Library Aid School trustees tonight are exper ted lo appro•·e application foc $121,345 In federal funds lo beef up rcsQurces at Laguna Beach High School library. It will be the t hird time the school f'listrict has applied for funds avail able nnder the Elcml'ntary and Secondary Educati on Acl Applications were denied p~viously. If the funJs are approved, the district "'ou)d add $15.000 and purchase more than 8,000 needed new books, furniture and audio visual NJ Uipment. Jn other business, the board: -ls expected lo adopt resolutions aut horizing borrowing $45,000 from the district building fund and $10,000 from hanks lo tide over the district until tax funds arc availa ble in Decen1be r. -Will probably adopt a job description and procedures to seek a business rnanager lo replace Edvo in Hind who v:i!l r'!lire after 20 years service. -\Viii look at an editorial from the Santa Ana Register theorizing why another Santa Ana school bond Jost. -Consider a Sl'cond letter from Dr. P.fax Rafferty , stale superintendent of in- r;truction, on "Project Turnoff " \\'hich rallrd for inspectioo of 6Chool students' lockers. From P09e 1 SEX CLAS S . •• ;11re pretty frig htening,'' she continued . •·There is no \\'ay lo put icing on VO or rlrugs. Somelime:i; truth is more frighten· l.ng than a story." Discussion turned on things th e class had lc:irned y,•atching movies. for th e Fex educalion part of !he course they are "Girl to \\'oman" and ''Boy to r..1an,'' movies widely used for separate shO\\'ing to girls and boys in school districts tha~ c!on 't have a sex education program. No writlen materials are use d for sex 1·cl ucalion instruction in the Garden I ;rove UnHied District, nothing tha t can be taken ay,·ay from class and snickered over. Inst.ruction is all by movies, i;-peakers (particularly for th(' drug por - 11on) and class discussion. Parents are in\·ited to sit in class any time, but not thei r o"·n child's class. A ,Jaily assignmenl for the students is lo 1lil'CUss what ·was talked about in class ~·ith their parents. "How many c1f )OU can a~k your parents ques11Qns an1! £1:'l good ans,,.,·ers,'' ]lfrs. f.l arsh asked the class. About half the children raised their Ii ands. "Good for ~·ou guys,'' she sa.Jd. "That's terrif1r .'1 \\1len a~ke-1 hrr,i,• they thought th!' 1 our~ Cl)IJ!li be 1mpro\ed, students said they v. ere r.ir,s~ interested in cl rugs anrl 11ould 11 ~!' t.) ~more lime given to tha l. They dte~: ::~r,r; much of the fam ily life f"lr'-1'7-! ~-"~..,. 11 v.as bor ing, treated them J,,t.! ~.,,;,f'~ and <l1dn't lell thetn an,1..li:~:< :..-.o;·. CJdn t already knov.·. :\i.rs. !-~a:i.: ~k M about the sex edura· lt\'ln por ... rm ;;:-r'.I one girl \'Olunteered the opinion, •·\\·e ·,e ctii'ered \1·hat nee<ls to IX' " "\'!'~. ri;_;~t r;r,·,i,· lor your age.'' P.trs. ?>lar~h said . • OAllY PllQT CltAMGa COAS1 "IJll .aHIHO CCIMPMY ••liM tl. WM Pruloleid ...i "'*._. J•~., l. C•rlrr Viti '""'*"' .... GeNr• ..,.._, n1111•1 ICff'"'il .... Tiro,.,•• A. M.,,,1t1~1 ---~;~"·'"' r. w.a ·--Ch •ditw , ........ 0"'-1 212 ,.., ••• ""· u.m., "'••UI P.O .... "'-tZUl .......... (Cllle INl9' DO W.01 11111' """ ........, _.,, Jiii t in ! .,.-.., ..,.,11*'9 ~ 111«11. -Jiii "1111 c1nnot be barred from teaching In a slate university on the sole ground that she is a Commwtlst party member. Un1versity of California reg,nts fired Miss Davis, a ~year-0Jd Negr o assistant profesror or philosophy. on Sept. 19 after she acknowledged being a Cominunist. Pending an appeal tl\rough schoo l ad- ministrative <'h<innels. she was JX'rmitled lo go on teaching a noncredit course, "Recurring Philosophical 'f hemcs in Blac k Literature,'' ;it the Unlversity (If California at L<>s Angl'les. After a hearing Monday on a taxpa~er3 Lag11t1agri1ts suit filed by facul ty 1upporter1 of Mlss Davi!. Judfle Pacht held ber flrinj: to be uncon1Utut1ooal. He sa.ld ii ehe could be ooated fer btlna a Communlst, the regenta couJd fire teache~ for being members of other organizations. Thornas J. Cunningham, g e nera I coonsel for the regents , said ''all ap- propriate steps" \\'Outd be taken in an tJl!('tnpt to have the ru!ing reversed. Ha~fert y said the UC Board of Regen~. or which he is a mem ber, hopes the case \\'ill go clear to the U.S. Supreme Court By Phil lnterlandi "Here's One -Old Laguna Charm, Near Town, Near the Be1ch, ind Near the Bank, Wh ich Will Com• in Hi1ndy When You Get to Remodeling." Capo Scliools Vote to Sell Old Football Field to City The Capistrano Unifird School Di~trict ;ipP'ars to be going into the real estate business. Trustees voled r-.1onday ni~ht lo sell the footba ll field ;idjacl'nl to the old Capi strano 11igh School to the city of San J uan Capistrano for $300,000, 1'hc property had been a ppraised at ap- proi:imalely $188,000 and $176,000 by two appraisers, one represcn1ing the board, the other repr esenting the ci!y which \ras inte rested in the site as a possible ci\•1c center. The board decided 1o i;cl a liigh prire on the approxim ately 7.~ acres in order lo pay (or an existing district project. Joe Wimer, director of administrative i;crvices, told the board !hat any nioney rN::eived in payment for the properly "'Cluld either be reverted lo the state for payment on loans or "·ould have to be us. l'd for e ~isting school building projects. A current project is the cxp;;in~ion nr Rich;ird ll rnry Dana Elcn1rn1.iry School in 0:1na J'o1nl \1hic h 1rilJ COl>t ap· pnJ\im111cly .~.110,oon The 1nol 1(l!l lo raise' 1h,-, rric,.. of 111,.. ;ierr::i~(' can11· h nn1 truslrr Frtd J\r1rha rt Jr. alter trustee Toin \\'ingi:l, a l ·'rfJJtl J•ttfl (' I CYCLAMA'fE • • rour~r 11r ~11 r thrn1 !hrir 1nunry h,1i·k 1f lhr>\ a<.k for 11 " Hr. reralled the cranberry :;c<1 rc nf 10 yeilrs ;igo "'The cr:inbrrry thin g 11:1!' lx'C'au:>r they lhl'lught. thPr<' 11 rtr 11tSN'ti1·1<!,.," 1n thr cranbl'rril's, hut Jflrr :t 11hilr rcople 11·erc buyioi: th1'1TI ag;11u like notlu ng had ever ha ppened." he nnte<!. At annlh1•r C1'1"t:l ~lr"a crnrery. Alpha Bela's slorP ;'l \ :l·ll E. lith St., .lim 111· in~·o,r1h. \hr m;inagcr. ~;"t1d, "'lf~ too early to tell if 1herr·s been any drop in s.iles." He added, •·tr U1r. puhlic doc~n·1 "'ant In buy Hwm. l suei:.s \\'r 'I\ hike 1l1rn1 ofr t.he shel\'cs." banker. argued th at the appraisal had be.en in his opini on far too low. Trustee llarCQurt Bull wanted the brurd to hang onto the property in- c!Lfinitely. lie believed its value would in· crease year by year. Newhart argued that the c ity should ha1·e a chance to buy it and made his m~ t1on arter \Vinget !tat'1:1 that if th' di~lrict needed the money lhey should sell it for what they need or else keep it. The board has given the city 90 da ys to make up its mind. S an Juan Names Group to Study Trailer Purks A com1n1tt('(' Gr five parllripatin.i: r1111rns :lnf'I 011<' ;il1cn1;i1e h.1s been ap- prn\'ed by lhe San .lu<1n Capistrano Cit y Council to study the effecL of mobile 11ornt' parks on the tomn1un1ty. P<1rt1eipnt111g in thr fac t f111d ing tnm- 11111\ee \lhtrh 11111 n1ake rttnrnm1>n<la 11onc; ••!l mobile hoinc pa rk inning v.111 hr Dr. l"l11l11s Shainniar~. \\·endrll \lc\r[1('ken, Du!c Ladd, Rick Baldino and Chri s Chri s- !tanson Al!('rnate \1•1lJ be !Jr. Fr('d U1111t·h1'r In 11p!"l'11nt1ng the romm1t\{'(' :'ll.1vor Ed 1·1il·rn1.ik :>aid that he felt thai thPre . ho11Jd be an area of the city \\.'here (railer parks t'l'luld fit in but he v.·as nol plc:i"ed wi1h their present heller skelter plarrmcnl. "It's my plan lo give the commilltt ~pcc1fic goals to attain," said Chennak. ··1 canl let them go \\'illy nilly becaus' \here isn't enough tin1e." The C'Qn1n1ittee which represents viev. .. potnls for and against trailer parks "'ill have tv.·o or Uirtt monl.hs to make an in· 11ial reporl and \Yjll report monthly 1:1rreafter. Unsafe Slope Concerns School Board in Capo A slClpe rnot rorers~· \\a" hro11;::ht to the. .atlentlon of the San .JuA n Cap1~1rano linifi<>cl School Distrlcl tl\l\ndoy ni).jhl. The slope in question is on proprrt y o\.\ned by the district abo1•e and behind ('rown Valley School. The county Build1n~ and Safety Ocparln1e nt has refused building permits lo dcveloprrs ownin.c::' property on top of lhe slope. tleerning 11 to be unsafe . Altomey Le<>nard trampcl nskcd 1hc board to cooperate \\o'ilh his cl1en!s, the rlevelopers. at a hear ini:: nf. !hr Oran~c County Grading Board of Appc.lls on Oct 29. Ile said tha t his c-l1enl:,' i;:cn!ogisl h<id found the slopes to b(' safe and r~qursled the cllstricl 1D present all th!' c\·irlcnce in their possession suppor ting Lha_t Pos ition. Trust«' Nofie FJm11li1ro said that Ill<' !'lopes \.\ere indeed safe "1thuut lhr C'>.!ra lfl ;:icl of housr.~ nn top and \h;i! 1! 11·a:o; ur 1.-. 111--clrl'rlrir11•r tl'I h•1tlr"·'~ !he slnpc:, if they "·a111.cd to build on lht'fll. • i la y!on Parker. <'hier a.~sistant county <'ounsel. said that the present owner had purcnased the properl.y kno,,.,·ing about lhe ex1~1ing CQndiUons. Hampel countered that it would cost ~20.((M} to bultress lhe slopes but that lt 11'(lulrl not be necessary ir the board presenter! it,._ e\'idence and convinced the county that the. slopes y.·er<' 5afe.. Pa rke r said lhal it v.'as not the school 1l1s!rict's job IG present evidence bu t he. suggested lhat the board make their rrcords 11\·ai lable. since they were pu blic tlocu111tnts. "\"our cQmpa ny ca n co ntact an yone. rnnnectcd y,•11h U1e slopes or sre an y of the public rr<:ords but "''f! as 11 board are nol in\'olvcrl." said trusttt fred Ne\\· hart ,Ir. 1!,1111pel 11n~\\·rred U1at if the !'lnpt's Are ruled uns;ifr, the board woulrl have. 11'1 hN."nrne in,·olrM .~1n!"e his rlient would ,,111nd lo lose $50,000 to S60.000 and the slopc.5 are on school property. and the panel will rule "that society has a. right to protect it.self from its enemies and dots not have lo subsidize the t.'011· $plracy." Miss Davis, a Negro, hus con tinued to rectiVe her $9,864 annual sa lary v.'hile ap- pealing her dismissal through university channels. Asked \\'hat she thought the regents ,,..·ould do next. shl' replied "They've done a lot <Jf really tTazy things al ready. I've given up tryin~ lo ~ee any rationa lity in thel r bcha\'liir " Regent Elinor Heller of Atherton said, ''Cn view of previous court deciJion!l, I'm not surprised the regents' action was declared un ronst1tutional. \\'hat surprises inc IS such a quick derision.'' i--ormer Gov. E<lrn und G. Brown stud he brhe1·ed tl1e court decision was ..leg:dly co1·rcrt." ''It is not a question of wltether you fa1or JI or :iot ,' 13rov.·n said. "I lhink the rrgents know they \.\'ere 11·rong and r think (\.ov. Ronald) Reagan knew it was ju!'t a polllical grand.~!;:ind on his part." State Sen. 1-1. L . .Richardson, former member and tmploye of the John Birrh Society, called J uclge Pachl 1 "career leftist." The Arcadia Rcpublic<in tited .a 1!)~7 report. of the Lcgi~laturc's L n· Amerit an Acllv1l1es t:on11nlltee \1'h1ch staled tha t in 1945 Pach! was a guest SP'aker before the Amffican Youth for Den1ocracy. which the cornn11ttee con- tendf'd "foilows the C:o1nn1un1st Party' line." Pacht det:lined to co1n1nent (I 11 n ichardson 's statement. lie was 22 111 J94fi. Major Air Ills Studied Many Serious Proble1ns Seen at Anaheini Confab By llUDI NIEDZIELSK I 01 !~t D1U1 f'llel 5111/ During the next decade many Sl'rious problerns must be wh ed ii our air transportation sys~cm is lo happil.v co-ex- ist v.·ith the co1n1nuni\)'. tflel;itc<l Story Page 31. \\'hat can he done about lhese problr-ms and how they may possi bly be solved becarnc the subject of a panel <!isc ussiori today betwff'n four exper1s at \h(' annua l meeting of !he American Institute nf Aeronautics a nd Astronautics i n An ahein1. Major G<'nrral Clifton r·. Von K;inn (!;SAF·rct.). 1101v r ice pres idrnt of fll>Cra- tions and engineering at the Departml'nt of Tr<inspor1ation in \Vashinglon 11.C., said, "A coHislon bct\1•rrn our technology and the quality of our life a pJX'ars im· mi nenl. If these probleins go unsolved our civili za tion will be torn apart.'' lie cited this organizaliO!l in the lranspor1 ation industry as one of the ma- jor maladies, saying "froin th c passenger's v1e \\·point the trans portatir111 system is anything bu t a systrn1. One \YOnders "'hy things hang tog ether as \\'ell as they do." ''I've got 11 bellyful of all this hltchin~ about our problems." said George Harl- da\\·ay, another panel member and publisher of Flight f..1agazine in Dall as, Texas. "We've got to t.1ke advantage of the things we have going for us so tha t v.·e can stop cryinF: in our beer." Hadda1vay said he felt optim istic about solving the5 e problems because in(tus!ry Md government represen tatives are finally gelling together "on the 1 !th hour." "Our problems can be solver! he<:ause \\'e ha\'e the technology and the money." hr arldrd. But he pointed out !he nl'ed 10 de\•elop some concrete short and Jong range pl ans. He said. in his hometown of Dallas. the mayor through the aid or lhe rommunn~·, rteveloped a seri('s of ohJC'clives called "Goal:. for Dallas'' to \l'hich com1nunity members and airline industry people n1ight address themse!1·cs in finding a solotion for the problem. John F. Co!lins, professo r of urban af- Mrs. Carlton, 80, Rites Scheduled A 1nemorlal srrvict \\'ill be cond ucted at 11 a m. \\'erinesday in the Laguna Beach Community Presbyterian Church for r.trs. S. Berne Carllnn , 80. who died i\londay al her ho1nc, 1570 \'ia Capri, La gun.:i Bc3ch. Dr. Oa!las R. Turne r and Or. All>l'rt 0. llierpe \1'ill jnintly cond11ct th e serl'!Cf" in the rhurch parlor. ~!rs. Carlton. a lO·year resiclf'nl 1>f Laguna Bcarh. had bern ac- lt\'f' in the church throughout hf'r stay herr. She. is survil•P<! by l1Pr hll~h:ind. nf thf' fa nirlv hon1e: a son, Rnbrrt .i'll. Carhon of Be\1e1 ue. \\'ash. and hy I o u r gr;indchildren. lnt.crn1 (',nt \1·i\l be al rarlfir \'1e1v f..1£'n1ntia l Park. ln heu f'J( flo11·cr-:. m('1nl'lr1a! rontr1bu~ion~ 111ay be. made In the l'rrsbyterian C'hurch. l111rs at f.llT and Jormer mayor of Bostfln, saicl the expansion of airport facllitles ah1•ays encounters the ob- JCCllo ns of the IOC':il ci1izenry for ai r lrat- /1c. noise and sa fety rea sons. lie offered some suggestions , hov.•e1•cr, nn ho w to make cx is1 ing airports realize 1heir present potentials better. Collins said that a change in the airport-use pricing i-.c·hedu le to fa vor comml'rcial .aviatlon is de fini tely needed. Increases in the landing fees v.·ould ef. fe«tiv f'ly clear the r11nways of much of it11 <·11rre11l g1'ncral al'iillion 1raff1r , he sug- J:!'~trd. In ad rl1!in11, he said. airline11 ~hould raise their fares cluring certain hours of tile day In cli111inale congestion during peak pcriocls. "\Ve should di~cou rage pa~ngers "'ho do not require these lin1es ... Equipment invcst111rnls for air traffic ront ro!s and ob~olrte rules \\·hi ch hinder rather lhan proinote !'afety should also be. looked <it In rc1'amp1ng the system, the f.tassachusells professor said. "I don't sec the nioncy conung for all of our needs," said a11other pnne l n1embl'r Alfred ll Norling. directQr of research for R{l!'l'n\h(ll and Company. in· 1'estmcnt bJnkrrs. He pointed out U1at mergers ;;incl co11soJ1da t ion~ wi1h111 ttie present carrirrs might pro1•ide financial assistance to bring about chnnges. Secor D. Borwnc, assistant secretary for research and technology al the Department of Transportation i n \\'ashing\011, 0.C. said "ll'e nel'<l to rc~lore. conf1d('ncc in our ea rners. Therr. is a rl"rtai11 111nount of drn1gr(ltinn or ba d n1outhlng going on 11 hich is eating into all elements of our society." He stressed 1he nt'Cd for a ronstru c!ivr progran1 10 un11len1e11t changes raU1~r than 01er\\·l1eln1lng negati ve criticism. Bro1vne also pointed out the need fnr continued research into the matter of su personic transpor ts if the L'nited Stalf's intends lo rl'lain its pre-eminence in aeronautics. Laguna Planners Give Support to Boys Club Planning co1 n1nissio ners ~tonday night exprc5f.Cd ~yn1patlty 1\·ilh cu rre nt finan· 1·l al problcni.~ of the Boys Club o[ Laguna Beach and offered congratulat ions fo r the erfort ;ilready expended in construction of the club 's nc1v Laguna Canyon facility. Builder Bernard SyFan told com- tn:ssioners tha l a cont;-ibution of $85,000 11·hich the cluh had hoped to receive from the Irvine foundation has nol been f11rtht'om1ng and plans for com pletion of th<' plJyi ni;: fit'lds .... n1 ha\'e to be delayed. He 11Q!ed that S50.000 in cash and about 11l'1r r 1hul nmou11t in donated maleria!s anti J;iOOr :-11ready has gone into the pro- JrC't and !h;il directors are pla nni ng to !)f!X'l'fd 1v1th the construction of the gyn1. ~rf ;i n rct'on1mendM that the trailrr p:11.-k. 11 hk·h erl"ntu:illy 11·ill be removed 111 n1.1kc wav for a football firlrl. he ma in· taincd as a ·revrnue.·producer for the club 111 hrlp anlortizc loans. Comm issioners <1ppro1 ed his site pl;:in and la11dscaping plan an d requested that progress be rerle11cd annlJal!y to sec that plans are being followed up. They also suggesled that the club ask the (;ilv Council In \~a.ire l.einporarLly re- quirl'nicnts frir street nn prnvements on !he \\'oorlland Dril'e side of the cluh '.~ proper!~'. pcnd1ng decision on a proposal to rlcl'elo p a park area there. In oth<'r action ~·l nnday. the Planning 1~0nnn1s.<;J1111 granlC'rl R<1y Benforrl pcrrni!'slno 1n bu ild nine unJl~ at fi l~1 \\'1lcos \\'a~, on proprrty zoned for eight 11n1l-5, Benfr1rrl rrr1g1nally h~d ~ou~ht a '.1r1anC'r lo build t11f'lrc units but drop- pcft th;l! \1 hen neighbors protested. The nine. unit plea 11·as granted in return rnr his rro1111.~c to \\idPn the roadway and prQ1 u1c a I urn aroun(t. Co1nn1 issioners denied a request from !Jr and r-.1r.•. P . .I. 1\lartin, 621 Thaha St.. Yo ur Omtgiz ~olt1 I. Stru1c• A"tnr~ In maintain an exi ~ltniz guest houi,c on a. nonconforming Jot 111 th::iuL prrividing· parking. Neighbors pro!('Ste<i the guest h01Jsl", which has figured in previous complai nts. The Martins were instructed lO 11sr th e structure. 11•hich does not ml'et hu1lding codl' requ1ren1ent s. only as an auxiti;iry room and not for sleeping or h\•ing a.c· comrnodalion. The t•omrnissiori rrromn1rntl1>d rlfl· prov<1 I of a zonin i:: ('hange rn Laguna Canyon Annexatio n r\o. 3 fp)nl n .1£ 1 residentia l hill side ! lo il1 ·1A • lr~h t Jn· du.~lrial ). In a Serie.~ of rf'Qllf'"\!' for t'ro1nr f1"- cup;i t1on appro1•al ~. ar11~ts ' and 11 ritcr:-,' ~Ludio.<:. \1·hich h;irr always bren ap· proved but \1 rre inadverl rn!I~· 01nm1 trd tr(ln1 the ne11· zonin g codf', 11f'r1' rPslored 10 the approved home occupaHon ]1st. La11dscape drs1gn \1'as 11pproved as 11 home occupalion. but \\'lndo\Y sc reen repa ir v.•as denied appro\'al since Jt re- l'JUires noisy tools and compc.tes v.·1th busi nesses requi red to be 1n cQn11nerc1aJ zones. First year rc111'w o! cln·"..'111:'!~1ng ;i.~ 11 l1nml' occup;i!1on 11a~ drf1·rred un\11 f11r1her 1n forlil :it1nn c:in be obta !ncd from the apphcanl and neighbors. Two Ar a bs :;cnlc nC'c d flEBllf>N. 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DIAMONDS llPLAC:ID, .,,,. $2.00 $3.00 $6.00 INii l AV!Ht-DONf W~ILI YOU WAlf Hlllltington C 1111er Beach al Edinger flllMI A•Afl.AILI HUNTINGTON BEACH and back Harbor Shopping Cont•r 2300 Harbor Blvd. COSTA ME~A • 5'5-0~PS Ill • r ,p • .... I ( I I 1, ( ... ~ . -~ ' .. ---......... -___ ___..~----------- Newport Harbor EDITION Today's Fl•al N.Y. Stoek.8 VOl:. 62, NO. 252, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CA[IFORNIA TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2f, 1%9 TEN CENTS No 'Adobe Flats' for Beachfront 'Selective' Sand Haul Resumes By JER0~1 E F. COLLINS 01 1111 o.u~ l'lllf ~1111 West Newport's S!.2 n1ill1on sand-or clay-haul resumed today. But with a difference. Jn an emergency meeting with New- port Beach and Orange County officials i\1onday. U, S. Army Corps of Engineers represen1a!ives promised to: -Exercise "quality control'' ove r 1he S<inla Ana River n1atenal !hill is being spread ove r the beach . -fl1ovc the haul road av•ay from brach- front hon1es ;ind closer to the water's edge , \\'here clay de1>0sits l'!'ill be dun1pe<l. City Cou nci l1nan Donald A. J\1clnnis, .v.·ho was an1ong those attending the meet- ing in the job contractor's field office, .said this morning he is pleased with the cooperation or the Corps of i-::ngineers and is satisfied thal West Newport's heachfront 1,ron't be turned into an adobe flats, after all. The .session, and a temporary one-day Bargai11 Price For Schools' Bo11ds Sot1ght J\;c>1•port.\lesa i;chool officials are i rying to in terest local financial in· slitutions in buying the ir school bonds at less than the going interest rate as a public serv ice. And if the ~hool d istrict can swing it, school trustees fC(!I it v.·i ll make their 1ask of passing an override tax election Feb. JO easier. What they hopt lo avoid is a double ta x iS5tle ballot that besides the override asks for repassage of $9 million tn boOOs at a seven percent interest rate, higher than the five percent rate approved by voters in the last go around. Superintendent \Vi lli.am Cunningham last \veck wrote let!crs to all the financial instilu!.fons in the Harbor Arca asking if they would be intcrcsle<l in purchasing E>chool bonds al fi ve percent. A couple of replies w£1re encouraging, he told the school board Monday night. ''The door has at least tx>en opened. Some inferred they are \\'illing to talk. l <lon't know "'hy but l'm a llltle bit op· t.unistic." The precedent ha~ been i;eL Ocean View School District in Huntington Bearh last month arranged to sell $1.5 million in bond.-; at fi ve percent to United States National Bank, located in dO\\'nlown HWl· tington Beach. The going interest rate is closer lo six percent. Ne\\·porl·\lesa has $9 milhon of a $15.9 mLlhon bond is.sue passed JasL :rebruary r emaining unsold. State Ja w at that time \1a~ that 1he maximum interest rate a public agency could pay \\-'as fi ve percent, lhe rate specifiert in the bond issue, The n1oney loaning rate has since gone up and the state Legislature has raiser! the legal n1a:idmum to seven percent. But un90lrf bonds must he resubmitted to \'Otcrs if they are to be sold al higher than five percent. Cunningham said the idea he has in the back of his mind is to suggest to local hankers interested !hat they come togethe r and kick it around. ":-01aybe they don't want to share ::-ecrcts but I don't think this is a com· petitive situalion," he lold the school board. "\l/e'ra asking them to take a loss." halt in the project. resulted t-.1onda y from compla ints by city officials and West Newport residents about the quality of the fill dredged up and hauled rron1 the riv er bottoin. They sa id it was de· slroying a beautiful beach. Corps engineers insisled the (JUality or lhe fill was "generally good to excel· lent." But t-.1clnnis sh<1rply dlsagrecd. He said soon people would be abll' 10 plant corn and polato.::s 111 Jt, unl ess 1hcy want Lo use il for a road\\'<ly. The rederal spokesmen finall y ton· ceded there \Vere "small pockets of clay" deposited on the beach by the gi<inl eartl1· hauling rigs. They said the contractor, Chadwick & Buchanan of Long Beach, would clean up the clay clods, incl uding vegetation, in accordance with the Corps contract. City Public Works Director J oseph T. Devlin, it was agreed, would also n1ake periodic inspections to assure good qual- ity fill. (11.v Tidelands Administ.rat:>r Grorge Da\\'eS rl!ported that corps officials 1111!1ed the existing haul road close to houses is not su1toble. "It will be aban- doned," reported Da\rCs, "and thr con- tractor \\'ill be required to reconstitute the beaeh a lorig the line of the haul roar! to 1oclude ony nearby pockets of inferior fill " •·.\ssu111ing nil thi~ is done.'' coneludcd Cnu11~·il1n;111 :>.tclnnis, "!he problcn1s 1·1·c:1led \1l1en the h<1uling brg<in la~l Thursd;iy will be taken c<irc of." The 1n:i~s11r operation. whose prt11 t'ipi.1 I pcrprisc 1s lo unplug the n ver befurc the oe;.;t ri.l1ny sei.1~011. is c.~pccted, to !i.lst through n1id-Dccr1nbcr. ll "'ill require a second shift of 01·ernight hauling, starting Nov. I. \lclnnis said whether this \\'ill result in :in arklitiona l problem - loss of sleep for \\'est Newport residenls -remains to be seen. Connell, Planners Act Work on General Plan For Newport Launclied By JOHS VALTERZA Ot Ille DliiY l'lkl! S!1ll Ne\\'port Beach city councilmen and planning commissioners r.t on 'd ay unanimously agreed to launch Y:ork un· mediately on the city's general plan v.·ith staff work on statistics and a report on hiring of an outside economic consultanL In a joint meeting held in Marinrr.s library, councilmen and commissioners al.so agreed to publish the goals and recommendat ion.~ of the Newport Tomor· row citizen project for the genera! public and make the information available in 11.~ present form instead of a revised one Jater. The s!aff of the ci!y planning dc p;ir1· ment will begin irnmediately 10 compile I.he necessary surveys and analysis as the groundwork for thr plan. \Vithin the next month the s;in1c members \\'ill rcp::irt on U1e hiring or an ouUide consultant. The l"'O phases \\'ill he the first in· gredients -except for the year.Jon~ Ne\l.110fl Tomorrow project -in a 20· month series of functions leadin g to the general plan, which eventually will guide 'U11stu1g H eroes' To Get Awards f'our "unsung heroes'' of Nr1'·p::ir t Beach will be presented sil ver an!'hnr pins at the fourth annual awards 1i·1· ch!'Qn at the In ·ine Coast Country c.i11b \Vl>flncsday. r.lr~. Laura Lagios, chairman of \h<' awards comm1t1ee or lhe Newpnrt Harbor Chamber of Com mer c e 's Women's Divisi on , sponsor of the even1. will read the citations. The silver anchor pins will be presented by Mayor Doreen f\.farshaU. "These citizens so far unrecognizt>d will have the acclaim they so deserve," t-.1rs. Lagios said today ... The four unsung hcrots, to be named at the luncheon, will be cited for their contributions to the community." ResC"Tvations may be made by calling 642·3807. \11c development or Nev;port Bea ch. ~'le~hed intn !hf' two phases \\'ill be Lhc fir st stage of o policy plan fo!lo\\'ed by rxplornlory plans dealing "'1th all aspects of cl!y development. All the v.·hile, the \\\'O bodies agreed, 1hcy \\'Ill review the specific recom· rnrndations of the seven Nell·port Tomor- ro\\' coinmittces \\hich hare made ~g· gcstions on the Newixut Beach of the future. Di.'pcnding on the \'Olume of staff work Involved in the plan formulation. the rn· tire porJect could cost $:x!,OOO or morf!. It \\'Ill change the tenor of city p!annini:: ent1r£1ly for !he city. "L'p 10 n01\' "·e ha1•c hail our b:irks 1n lhc wall 111 a srnsc 1n planning this r11 y," said Pl ;i nning Corn1ni~s!oner Cu rl Dosh He said ei1y rlcvclopmcnt h•is been ;i 1lcf£1n~h e procc~s. The city \\h1ch h:is had ln reacl lo !he onsla ught ~,f d£1velopcrs seeking approval for spccif1c prOJCCts. "Once we have the plan, !hen we wil l he able to lake a positive approach. 1n· stead. \\'e will have the guidelines and we 1l'on't Ix> on the defensive,'' he said. Planning Director Laurence \Vilson clarified !he nature o{ the gener:il plan :-<1ying it wou!rl not ht-an ironclad docu· n1en1, "bound forever in plastic." "It \\'On°1 he in the fnnn of Slone tablets han1led dO\\'n from t.·lt. S1n:;1," he quipped . "Instead. it u·ill be an ;ipphcable docu. 1ncnl \\'hlch \1-111 be adaptable anrl ria s1ly f·hnngrrl <1.~ the nerfl arisrs. ll "'111 be a l11r 1h1ng" ~laking puhlic of lhr ]\'C\1'port TQ1nor· ro1\' rr~ult s 1m1nPdiately v,'as a departure I rom I hr expect rd pol icy. Origin;il plans called for condrnsation of thP gnals :ind objcc1ivrs ;;fter boll1 bodies r evised and approved them. But all agreed r-.tonday that lhe public's reaction to the s wee.pi n g rccom. n1endations is needed now. Exactly how and when lhe Information \\'i ll be distributed will be :innounccd soon. Details of the ecoriomic consultant hir· ing arc still vague, the groups agrccc\. The stalf will recommend that sevrral possible consu\!ants address the (.!roups ISee GENERAL PLAN, Page 21 o•n" fttt.Cl1 ~t~ ~,,... CURIOUS KIDS ARRIVE AT SCENE OF NEWPORT TRUCK.CAR-BUS.POLE COL'llSION· Driver Feell Bump •nd, the Next Thing he Knowl, He's Ouf of Control .. • I DAil l ,.ILCll S"ff ,."""8 NICOLE SKILLING, 18 MONTHS, PLAYS ON Fill NEAR NEWPORT'S 61ST STREET Sand is for Beaches; Clay is for Tennis Courts and Potters' Wheels Schools Stash Sex Literalt1re Till Tax Vote A srx education curriculum \~Tillrn ft1 r Newport-t-.lesa UnHied District schools has been con1·rniently stashed out of sight. 'DJere see.ms virtually no possibility it wiU be brought before the school boarrl un lit oil lcasl after the Feb. JO override tax election. ''[guess it's fa ir to say it's kind of al a stanclstill no\\'," said Schools Supt. \\'ilhan1 Cunningham J\1onrtay night "No!h1ng has taken place since a year <J.cn l:isl sumrner, "All I c;i n sav is it has nn! con1r !o !he bnnrd," i;a1rl ·l\lrs. 1\1arian BergC'son, .... chnol brnird prc:;irlen t. "\Ye'rc not in I hat area .•. I should sav 'arena.'" J\lrs. Doro!hy l'aul. ·chainn;1n nf ;i Harbor Council PTA commiLtre that 2 1 ~ ~ rars :ig:'l rc!'omme nded the school 1!1 .... tnct lC'ilt'h sex education, spoke l\1on· fl ;iy lo a Ne\\'PQrt Harbor Chamber nf Cornrnerec cornmitlcc looking intn sex cdut·ation. Asked whal the school board i.'\ doing about the r!'Commcndation now. she said 1he school hoard 1s waiting lo hear from lhl' communlly. Asked "'hen thr fichool boa rrl h<1s cv!'r said thi11 is \\'hat they arc "ailing for, she .lOS\\'Crccl : "If they hitven'l l:ihrn any actio n anrl lht•y \•i' \\Tlllen a curriculum and thcy·rf' not dn1n~ <inythini: ... rlnesn't it ~tand to !Ser CURR ICULU:'if, Page 2) Boulder Truck Runs Amuck; Driver in Lu ck A truck loaded with heavy boulders tor \\'est Newport's groin project sideswiped a car ~tonday afternoon, crossed a busy intr rst'f'tion, brushed a school bus, thrn shc:ireL off a p<l\\'Cr pole. But no one v.·as injured, relieved police r ecounted t()(J a•.· Nit k Louis !)·~·1nncy, 21. Norco. drive r of lhe hea\•y !ruck, told off1rers he tried lu change lanes on Nr\\ porl Boulevard 11car 47th St reet at 3:25 p.m. and fell a bum r . ThaL \\'ilS ;i rar driven hy Philip f.lcLaugh!in. 17. of 1703 W. Balboa Blvd . Swinney told police he lost e<>ntrol of the truck after thal collision and crossed ~ 1he Intersection. brushing the front of the bus, empty except for driver Joanne Evans, 41 , of 2142 Orange Ave., Costa t 1csa. The bus was stopped on 47lh street. After hitting it, the truck continued in 1hc \\Tong lanes of Newport Boulevard and sheared off the po'NCr pole. The only injuries, officers said, '11.'ere Swinney's complaint of minor pains to his upoer body: He was not hospitallzed. ppmage lo the truck and car was in ex- CC'SS of $200 lo each vdliclc. ~nts lo fhe bus, poli~ S:l ld, "·ere .m1nor. It "'as \hr ~ccond rra~h along the Orange Coa ~t in as many days Involving a ~Hool bus. A 37-year'(lld F ountain Va 11 e y l1ousewife wAs !Oiled Monday morning when her car ploWed inti) a loQded bus 1n th~t city. A .few cbiJdren suffered brt1lSM Jn the. jolting crash. TRAGEDY TO TRIUMPH -Ne\vport Beach postman Ji1n \Viernicz gathers his fnn11ly around hin1 as he recovers a t his Costa l\ilesa hnmc fron1 kidney transplant he C'Xpcct s \\'Jll allo\v h im to live nor- 111.:11 life again. \\'1th hun a rc son, Duane, 10 ; daughter, I)eggy, 8, and \\ifr, Su e. New Life Begins Mesan Gets Kidney Tra1tsplant Dy ARTHUR R. VINSEL 01 tl1t o.+rv ~Ila! St11! The middle-;iged lady stepped ltJ the side of the hospital bed in the small, neal rfJOtn with its get·well cards and no\\·ers or er.ngratutation and convalescence. She reached oul to the sallow man reco\·cring from major surgery. "She held n1y hand JUSl like I v.·as her own son," he said. ''It \\'<IS a \'Cry em~ lional moment." In a way, she was holding the hand of her own son. \Villiam Seinsoth Jr., 22, Jives through James Wiernicz. 35, and vice versa. Wiernicz, 318 Ogle St., Apt. D, Costa ttesa, is al home this week •. recovering from a Sept. 7 kidney transplant at ~lt, Sinai ilospital in Los: Angeles, now virtually assured of A renewed normal life. t ie v.·as a patie nt in a Los Angeles Cou.nty C011valcscent home -awaiting &nolhcr ordeal <if Mving his-polluted blood chemieally c\ean.seall player Bill Seinsoth had rolled his car on a desert highway a nd was flown wi th critical injuries lo Harbor Gene ra! Hospital, Torrance. He died there. One farnily faced wi th tragedy chose to try lo transform it illt() triumph fm" ()!hers and made tran~t.nnt11ble organ• lron1 lhc body of lhe young ' athlete - a\•ailablc to recipients. The long-awaited lddney was ready and Jim \\'iernicz had no choice but to gam· blc. \\'iernicz himself kcpl in t.rim walking !See TRANSPLANT, Page%) Orange Coast Weather Those desert winds art slowing down and should give way to cloudy skies on Wednesday. Look for a high of about 75 on the Orange Coast and over the 80 mark inland. JNSmE TODAY ~f u tual futtrf shareholders have had a bad year 1111d Jinan· cu1t colum1li3t Sylvia Porter dis· cusses what can be don.? about it -if onvthi,.g -"" Po.irr.· 10 todau. lt'i the start of a f our4 part .o;erits. C1 ~llr"l• ' ,.,.,. ..... , " Cl•Uill .. ... .. Jlllulvtl ., .... " c .... 1,, " N1l-t "'" •• c ........ " °"'"': c..,~" ' .... tt.ii(el ' ,.,,..1. ,..,._ " e .. ttrl•I '"' ' '""' ,,.11 l!nl•rttlft....,.I " ·~· ...... 1•11 l'lftf ft(I , .. 11 '''"""'" " JtettK-" ,_,'" .. •M L ... W I " W"tl"• • Mtllk~ • Wff• ·-'" Jlllffll"I ' w-·· MIWI It.If • lUSfQ OOWOOCfCWOUCUOUO 9 ¥£44 c;ucec4c+cuuue4+e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . --·-~----- 2 OAl LV PJlCiT N Sex Class A11swers •whys~ Rafferty Wai.ting to1• Word Diet Food Sales Mesa Woman Tells Grove Approach to Tee 1i Class By 11f0t.1AS FORTUNE 01 1119 Dalh' Jiit.i 5111t "If \'Dis !<O (':isy to t·ure ~'h.v is there so ntuch of it~" the early-teen girl asked . "People who ha\'e it 1\·on ·t ~o to the doct o~ ber:iusc 1hry arc embarrassed about it," said a boy her age. "Th"'Y know they aren't su pposed to.'' anothrr gir l in the seventh grade class ~a\d. ··.t..ren't !-upposcd tf"I \1h;1t ~" a:-ked Lhe teacher. "Have sexual contact," one of lhe boys .said .. discuss what was talked about lo clas.s with their parenu. '"How many of you tan aak your parents queltiona and get aOOd answer a," f\lrs. Marsh aaked th~ c\as.s. About half the children raised their h11nds. "'GOOd !or you 'uys," she said. "'Thal"s terrifli.:." \\'hen asked how ihry thought the C'ourse could be improved, students said they were most interested in drugs and v.•ould like to see more time given lo that. Thry didn 't lhink much or the family lHr. portion because it \\'as boring, treated lhtm lib allaieo and didn't !ell them •nylhiJll they didn't already know. Mrt. Mirth uttd •bout the an educ•· Uon ,POrtlon and one girl volunteered the opinion, "We've rnvered what need.a to be." "Yes, right now for your age," Mrs. ~1arsh said. Sex discussion for seventh graders also involves the unpleasantry one boy brought up of having to kiss grandma &oo:l·by. "l know, there's nothing you like less," ~\rs. 1.larsh said. "But what if your parents just cut this ()ff. You'd miss ii." "lt"s not t1 law but it's nol recom· rn~ndcd until they arc married,'' a l!lrl repeatffi mbt>rcd 1t. '"The girl you do Jl to, her parents. began a boy. 'We Have llad It' "Don't say 'Do it,' " corrected the teacher. Then the teacher summed up the point. "You don't go lO the doctor because you had sexual intercourse. You're em· barrassed because you know that is a no. no. Society's no, no. For you r pro- lection." Kopechne Say Autopsy 'W ouldBe Like Funeral' That"s the way the discussion v.·ent one recent day in the classroom of Mrs. Gordon i1arsh, a Costa Mesa resident \\'ho teaches family life, sex education <i nd drugs to her science classes at Bell Jntern1ediate School in Garden Grove. Another class, another hour, and a girl nsked. '"That Vt-.t , what's il called .•. " "VD," she was reminded. " ... can you get it by kissing?" "It's possible. but its not as great a possibility as with sexual intercourse," f\Irs. Marsh said . "Did It bother you to find out about venereal disease?" she asked the class. ''It did me. It would be nice if these things didn't exist. but they do. .. I haven't meant to fri;;hten you but if I did it's because some of these lhlngs ~re pretty frightening ," she continued. "There is no way to put 1c1ng on VD or drugs. Sometimes truth is more frighten· ing than a story.'' Discussion lt:rnl'd on thini;:s the class hart learned \ratching mo\·U-~. for the sex educallon part of the course they are •·Girl to \Voman'' and ''Boy to Man,'' movies widely used for separate sho11.·ing to girls and boys in school districts that don't have ti sex eth1cation program. No v.·ritlen materials are used for sex education instruction in !he Garden Grove Unified District, nothing that can be taken away from class and snickered o-.•er. Instruction is all by movies. speakers (particu larly for the drug por· lion) and class discussion. Parents are invited lo sit !n class any time, but not their O\\'n child's class. A daily assignment for the students is lo \\'ILKES·BARRE. Pa. (UPI) -The father of Mary Jo Kopechne t'!stified to. day that permitting an autopsy on his daughter, killed in an acC"idenl involving U.S. Sen. Edward M. Kenned y, "would be just like another funeral.'' ''\Ve have had it," the father said at a hearing on a request by 1-lassachuselts authorities for an autopsy on the body or the 28-year-old Washington secretary who ditd last July 18 in a tidal pond in Ken- nedy's submerged auto off Chap. paquiddick Island, Mass. The father. speaking in a barely audi- ble voice, said he and his wife. who was not in court, felt authorities "had their chance. \Ve absolutely do not want it now." Edmund S. Dinis, a fi.lassachusetts district attorney who is seeking the aut0psy. did not cross-examine Kopechne during hls one·n1niutc appearance on the stand. Dinis rested his case during the morn · ing session after Cyril H. \Vecht, chie( pathologist for Allegheny County (Pa. I. testified an autopsy on a body exhumed after fou r to six months C()U ld be "quil(I fruilful." . .\.sked to estimate the value of an ex· ternal examination done at the time the girrs body was recovered, \Vecht said "To consider an external examination tt1c e;id process of a medical and legal in- ,·estigation is absurd." Dun Gifford, Washington, D.C., a Huntington Stolen Card Case Linked to Robbery A Huntington Beach police case ln· valving stolen cred it cards moved to Laguna Beach today as police sought to riuestion two :suspects on an armed rolr bery in Laguna. On Oct.. Hi, 1'1icha£'l Richard Conklin, Zli. of 1736 \\'estcliff Dti\'C, Ne\\'pclT~ Beal'h, reported lo Laguna police that he had picked up 1v.·o men in Hunt ing ton Beach and given them a ride: to Laguna 1.,.here they allegedly pulled a knife and took his \\"alle t containing money and credit cards. Tha t night, Hu ntington 3each police, ale:n~ by credit card companies. picked up George Br inle~. 2Q, of \\"est Hollywood ;ind Cunis A~rll • ''"· 111. of l.llni;: B<>:ich. :i ~ Bnnlr·; :,:;• :: ::"1 ·i' 11~c :i rrrrllt card to make a f/.l~~lla~e 111 it clothing store. Anderson , who was not. in possession of any of the credit cards, was released, hut picked up again Jatrr as a suspect in a Huntington Beach burglary case. Comparing notes on the missing cards and Conkhn·s description of h ii; assail anls. the tv.·o pohce department ~ decided they appare:it!y were working on the same case. Brinley was brought to Laguna Beach jail fi.fonday lO face arraignment on the armed robbery count. His companion y,·111 he picked up by Laguna Beach polic<'. the:,• reported , \~'h~n the lluntington Beach burglary matter is taken care of. ~lr,n11 hil r . pnhrr i11 both ci tie" arc 1,..r,k•l'J; fLir 1tic rc~t or (!l~ stol1:0 crcrl1t ('dTd~ I • • • his Back Ba_v Roule as a Nc1,·port Bcachyour,g man anrJ 111y hotly chemistry 1s Pest Officr ma il carntr. b\Jt the hralr hy n0rmal. J"1·e griL a fre e rl 1Pt no1v too, kidney t1 htcn rFp!arrd his c11·n ra\·a &cu t thal of a _Saturday night dinner -his first :it DAILY PILOT no ... •• .: ••• :1 Co11c>• Tlo.0,..11 A. Mwrpl,: •• .,...n .. ln; [llJot . J,,,, .... r. c .. 11; •• ,.., ...... ,, ll•Kll t nt l.dllOr w..,..r ..... Ofrlc.e 2211 We1l l1!\1•• lewl••••4 M1niaf iY~r•u: ,.O. I•• 1115, ,,,,,, ---toete <Mw: l» """' ..., ,,,.., l •...,... ...... ~ 711 ~or~•• • ..,..,, 1"11111\"'lcn 81K11, lC' "" Sr."' D.i.!L" PllOI, •'"' ,.~,,~ 11 C°'""'I ... .... .......... 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"And a big pizza 11·ith che<'S£'. izrounrt he!f -!he \\hole "1\Jary Anne'." ~aid \\'i<'rnicz. v.·ho,~c phys1c1ans j11st one year ago inight not ha\ l' gam htrd thl' price of ,, p1z1.1 <ln his chance of e\t'r rl'gaining a no rmal lifr. \\'JC'rn irr. fir~! not1tf'd hr~ postal joh 5eemed lo be i;:et ing him down four ~ ~:1 r:: ;igo .1n<l his 1l11Clor, hunt1n,1t the :iourcc of !he nagging dally fatigue, found a ht!IC' kidney dam;igr Tha t diagnosis 1\;1~ offscl b y n~surancc.~ thal lie could live to be 80 \\'J!h ll, but Jim had Jt!omen11 onephril!s -nn 18·!etter word lhat spells kidney failure -and the ncar·fatal affliction gradt1t11ly worsened. The Wiernic1. fam ily said inorl' than one year ago, \\·hen hr "''as already living on borrowed lime. Iha! they had <leep foith jn CrOd . L.ieir f riend~. the sla ff at ~rt. Sinai Hospilal. and or cours' thl:'msel ves. "l"\•e: got to gi\"e a lot nf crt(iit lo my \\'ife. for ha\·ing !he backbnnP tn g'l thrO'JRh all this,'' \\'ein1icz s111d ~tonday. Mc also rxrrP ~~cd deep gralltude In lhc Scln~oth famil y. ''\l."e <'Xpect to remain in contacl.'' ht ~a lrt. lie hopts-In ret11 rn Ill "'nrk soon. hut jtist ~·hen drpends on h!.~ continued progress. "'Things \\•1ll take tin1r. t-:ventualt.v W<''ll be bat k lo norn1al 11rr," !\aid \Viernicz, ''but even llQ\\I ... thi.~ Is Ju~I great.'' legislative aide to Sen. Kennedy who was called as a witness by a Kopechne at· tomey. Joseph F. Flanagan, said he was c:!el2yed until July 20 in returning with the. body to Pennsylvania because of bad v.·eather. He said he also thought ''there was a question of whether there was a hold on the body for possible autopsy." Dinis, the fi rst witness at today's session, testified he ordered an autopsy on the girl two days alter she died but was told the body had been nown to Pennsylvania. After finishing his testimony, the district attorney asked the OJurt to place in the re cord a handwritten statement J\ennedy gave police concerning the ac- cident and a videotape of the senator·s l.elevised e:tplanalion of the tragedy. Judge Bernard C. Brominski denied the motion on the Kennedy police statement and withheld decision on the videotape. Fron• P~e l CURRICULUM • • rea.~on 1hcy're "''aiting to hear from someone1'' Remarked Tom Garver of the chamber committee, '"The board is sho\\·lng a V£'ry 10111 profile these days." Or. Cunningham admitted the proposed "F'a mily Life Program" for the school rli strict had been comp J e. t e d and pre!\enled lo him . He said he had discuss· ed it with individual board ~mbers. It h.:is not been presented to the school board al a public meeting. Dr. Cunningham said he personally i! "'ailing for the Newport Harbor Chamber reC"omm endation. Dr. Nola n F'rizzell~. chairman of the Chamber·s committee, estimated Monday :haL !he recommendation would be ready 1n January. !That is the month before the override elecllon.) Last week, Dr. Cunningham presented !he ~chool board \l'ith a list of objectives fnr lhe schoo l year. Number one ob· jel'li\'e was succes11ful passage of the 01·erride election. /\ couple of other objectives: Priority 8 -dtvelop a program on thr. clfccts of drugs for grade.! 6, 7 and 8. Priority 10 -develop a law and order progrnm for the elementary :schools. Not on the list of JS objectives ~·as the ''family Life Program.'' alread y dc\'eloped Asked about it, Dr. Cunningham said, "I hadn't even thought of that, to be quite hone~t.., 1\lrs. Bergeson said sh t hadn't no11c- cd Family Life 11·as not on the list. "It 's 1101 of primary concrrn at this time," she !'Bid ~Ir.~. F'au]. a Cost;t ~le~a ho11se1,·1Jr-. 1"1ld the Ch11ntbrr's r.omm1ttcc ah<Jut !h<" 1·1\'C~tigations into se:t education of the I i:1rOOr Council PT/\. ~11,.. said speakers and 14·ork;;hnp~ wrre ::irranged for e;ich school PTA un1l and a 1 esrolution asking for a sex education pro- J:I am included in ne14•sl<'llers to parents . . ~! !he end of a year, with sludy and a \ 01C' at at least !he board level. she said th e? school district PTA"s balloted 24 in fa,·or of the resolution, four opposed, one ab!'tain and two no answer. The findings and vote result then \l·ere presented to the school board in 1>1ay, 1007. she .said. That led lo study by school \)('r~onntl and during the summer. 1968, preparation of the nov.'-shelved cnr· rirulum for kindergarten through 12th grad<". Plane Hijacked Over Mexico, Flo,vn to Cuba ~IEXICO crrv (AP) -A Pan American World Airways jet plane with 37 persons aboard was hijacked Tuesday on a flight from ~te:tico City and Yr'as dive rted lo Cuba. A Pan Ame:rican ~kesman in t-.texiC(l C1!y said the pilot reporttd the hijacking as U1e plane v.·u over r-.terida. Yucatan. Circ1unslancts of lhe hijacking were not lmmediatl'I}' kno~·n. The plan•'. Pan Ame:rican 's Flight SS!. look off from f.texi<'o Cily lntemallonal /,irl)Orl \\'ith scheduled stops in Merida, Tam pa. Fla., and f\tJami. There \\'tre nine crew mtmbtr! aOOard :11)({ J:l passengers destined for Tampa, 11 for JVl1 11mi and four going on to San Juan, P.R. Thi.~ wa! UM" second hijack.Ing of a P11.n Aml'fican planl' on the !'illfTlf.. routt. The n1htr on,. the firs t over f\.1ex\can tcr- r11 0f}, v.·a.~ In l!lfil. For Appeal On Davis Fron1 \\'Ire Servires SACRA,.1ENTO -S1alt' Schools ChJ('f !llnx Rafferty has declared lus suppor~ for the plannt'd appea l of a court dec1sinn lhal the firing of UCL A inslrut'tor Angela Davis is unt:onst1tutional. "J don't bellt've 1n Jelling 1nembcrs r1/ the mafia. murder incor~orated or a Co1nmunist speak \\'ilh n1y n1onl'y on a t1x·s upported ca111pu!i."' ~<11d Ha!l er!y, lilt! Hepubl1c0Jn superin!C?ndcnl of public instruction. Los Angeles Superior Court J udge Jct· ry Pacht ruled fi.1onday that Angela Davis cannot be uarrcd from teaching in a slate uni \•rrsily on the sole &round that she is a Communist party member. University of CaJi[ornia regents fired 1-!iss Davis, a 25--year-old Negro assistant professor of philosophy, on Sept. 19 after she acknowledgeJ being a Comn1unisl Pending an appeal through school ad· min istrat!ve channels, she was permitted to go on teaching a nonc redit course, "'Recurring Philo.~ophical Themes in Black LilC'taturc," at lhc Unlvers\!y of Calif11rnia at Los Ange!e~. Af!er a hea ring Monday on a toixpayrri; suit f 1!~d by fa ct1lty !\llpporters of !IUss Dav is. Judge Pacht held her fir ing to be unconstituliooal. He said if :she could be 011.~tC'd ror bring a Communi st. the regents t>ould fire leachers for being membtrs of othr[ organizations. Thomas J. Cunningham, i: en' r a I counsel for !he regents. said "all ap- propriate. steps " wou ld be taken in an attempt to ha ve the ruling revt'rsed. Ra~ferty said the UC Board of Rcgenls, of which he is a mrmbfor, hop<>s the case vdll go clear to the U.S. Supreme Court and Lh~ panel \\'ill rull' "that society has a ri~ht lo protect it self from us rncmie!< and dots not have to subsidize the con· ~piracy." ~1iss Da \'i5, a Negro. has ronlin11cd 1r'I rccel\·e her $9,864 annu al sal;iry 11'h1lc nr- pealing her d1s111 issal th1'lug-h un11'er.0 11y channels. Asked y,·hat she thought thr rcgrn1s v.•ould do next, she replied · ''They've done a lot 0f re ally rra7y thi ngs already. l'\'e givrn up lry1n g to sec any rationality in their beha1 ior ·• Drop on Coast By JANICE BER.\1AN or •~• 01111 f'li.t 11111 1-'ood stores along the Orange Coast hav(' noticed a drop in sales of diet !nods :ind drinks containing cyclamate, now banned by U1e federal government. But many store 1nanagers are ~·a1 t1ng to hear fri;m !heir central offices, as \1·e1t ;,~ front suppliers of the food. flctailers have until Jan. I 10 rr n10\e the toods containing c y c J am a t e , sus~ted of causi ng e:ancer, from their shelves. l\t Albcrlson·s in Labruna Beach, t'lanilger Jerry Baines sa id, "\Ve \\'ill be dropping the entire diet line by letting the: stock run out. A rew pe<1ple are still buying ii. but \\'e are giving refunds now and I imagine sales vdll come to a standstill." "They may go back to 5ucaryl (an a1tificlal sweetener !hat contains nfl cyclama\el, and I read somewhere that Pepsi ls going lo u~e a vrry ~m::11l amount of sugar fur their 1het drinks,'' he added, /\l Acord 's I'll<Hkel. 263 Brc,.adway, Lagun a Beach . Cltn Acord said , "We're going along 11•1lh the con1panies that sell !he nt£'rchandise and are still leaving 1t on the shch'C:i \\'e\r had no refund re· tj\lf'SIS " Bui he added lh:Jt the lndepend1'n\ ~lore 1~ nuw selling "vC?ry little" in thr way 01 diet drinks. At Sa feway, 1000 Bny~1dc Dr11·r , Nr1,1l0rl 8('JCh, manag('r Bob Clark sai•! lhal sales of the rhct food "ha\'C been rut Jn half, at least." "As of no\v, we are not ant icipalin.i: pullln~ it off the shel \'es unti l January,'" he saic!. Mel !Joy. manager of t.1arket Basket. 1150 Irvine Ave., Nrwporl, is waiting 10 hear front the store·5 corporate offices. "Not more than three people wanted to bring the stuff back ," he said. Frona Pnge 1 GENE RAL PLAN. tu ~ive idea s on that par! of the plan 11•ork . Two major factors in th e city's de1 l'lo pmenl 1\•ill shade the ccono1n1c rcport -freeway alignment and pro· posals for developments by the Irvine Company. \Vilson said that both ra <.'.tors \\'OU]d be taken int o account in an economic con- sultant report. Councilman Donald P.1clnnis called for immediate Irvine Company reports on their plans for development of land \\'hi ch lies rither in lhl' city or in areas \\'hich migh t £'Vcntually become part of Ne11'port Re<1 rh. "\\'r ~l1ould kno w thC' lim11s ;:ind gr-nrr;it nature of the~e dr1·elrip111£'nl~ hrforr \l't can really plnn Lile city." he :ia1rL He said the firm promised city offiei al ~ a .1 ear agc;i report;; rin prol)O'!ied streets and highways 1n in'ine dcvelopmt>nl s. "'\\r sliH haven't seen the1n." he-3d· dert. • • \'ice r..layor Lindsley Parsons agreed. '"Those issues are no\V so loose "'e don't know how to plan the city very we\!. ··Are we right in our observations on the company 's 1ilans, or are 11·e groping around in the dark? "I hope they rea li ze our plighl,'' ht' said, \\lilson promisl'd to contact officials of th<" dc\'elopmcnl firm on thr subJect, One other aspect of the general plan \l'l !J need immediate attention by the commission anrl council -it~ f1nanrinF:. \\'ilson c1lcd ('hanee~ of rrcei\'in~ f Prlrr~I funds 10 pny for the project on a h;"Jlf.fcdrral. half.ci!v basis. "\\'h('t hrr ll't' 11·a11·t to g 1 f'l r a fede ral i::r:.int 1s your drc1~1on." !1c_ told the coun· 1.:1lmen and con1n1issionrrs- But if !hr c1lv \l'.'.1111 ~ 1hr rnoncv. lt will h:11't1 lo ask fr;r Jt before ils pOpula11on •·~-~('c·'"s 50.000 If it excerds Iha! su1n. Ill£' federal gn1 rrq:nf;'nl 1•·1 11 not l1nanc,.. lhe work . The city's pop11lat1rin now excreds 48.000. Huntington Holding l(ey? Ne1v port's Bid for Inland Route Depends on Beach, nunti ngton Beach may hold \he key to 7\ewport Beach's hopes for an inland routi ng of the Pac1f1c Coast Frrcwny \\'esi of lh e Upper Bil)', Newport Planning Director Larry \\'ilson ~:ud fl 1ooday. Wilson, in a talk before Newport Ha rbor Chamber of Co111merce dirrctor.•, said the ideal inland rou11ng would be one that heads down Inward /\e11·1:KJrt !rom the vicinity of the adopter! alignrricnt al Beach Boule\·ard ~nd ,\rl<1n15 1\venue 1n lluntington Beach. From there, it would <'Ul .~ou!h\\'Cs\rr\y -or diagonally -<1cross Huntington fleach territory, across the river, :tcross Banning f lats behind Nc11 port Shorr" and would pass Hoag r-.lcmorial Ho~pual on the nor1h. Continuing !hr. cllagonal. 1l 11·oulrt slice south (lf Clay Street t'asl of Newport BQ\.ilc-.•ard n.nd ult 1n1a\ety ('nti· nect \\'ilh the adopted coastline lHl/!glng r01 1tc in !he ;ire!! of the B;ilboa Uav Cluh. "This al1gnmr nl." ~~ud \\'1lsn11, "n11ch1 be favora ble to thr 1!1gh1\'<IS Comn11:\.s1011 hecause 1L would be a n1ilc shortrr lhan the ex1sl 1ni; rnu!l' "Rut this is :1 qurs!1<1 n th,11 o~., Hn1~h invol\'£'S 1l1e City nf 1lun1u1gtnn BC'.1('11 . hl'C'all!iC 11 i!Ol'l' arross an arr<1 \1hrrr rapid develop1nC"nt I n10~1 ly re~1dc11~1;1l 1 1~ rak in g p!ncr." Sc rcral year.~ ago. Hunl111gt on Bcal'h suppr;rled an inland a lignment for lhr YOUR frec11o'ay. It got ont', as far inland a.~ Reach Boulevard and Adams Avenul'. But fr01n lh!'re, !he adopted rr>11te slice!\ abrt1plly towa rd the coastl ine in the area nf Beth:h Boulevard and Coast Highwa y. Since then. \Vils(ln reporled, Hun11nJ;t 0n Ucac-!1 clly officin.ls have shown no e.n · 1hu s1as1n for further involvement 111 lhe routr rontroversv. "If 1~t' c<111 ·1 ~a i11 !he cooprrat1on of lhintlni?tnn Bear:h on thi.~." ~aid Wilson, ··:-;rv.•port ':o:: only alternatire 1s 1o try to gr\ 1he state to S\\'ing the route behin<I lln;ig r-.1emorial starling at a point al Brookhurst and the highway." But lu• 111chcated little optimism :ib-.'lu! thl' ~l:itr flncl1ng that iln accepl:ihlt' ;il tC'rn<1l/\('. "franklv . J thin k !his 11·11\ be r11ffl rul1 10 sell to tlir stale," he ~aid. ' !t 11011lr! br <ol1 ghUy longl'r thJn !he adop ted rn11tr ·• \'l'l\'P..-,tl r1t} C'Ouncillncn last ~·ec~ in· ~1r•11'!£'1I !hr1r ~1.dr to prep;i rc a prc '-£'Jl· 1at1on arHutn~ /or rtopen1 11~ Qf rout ,.. hrnr1ngs by the ll igh11 11y Comm ission. \\'il,.011 sa id 1t 1s J}l.)~s1ble the pre~rnt;Ho::in 11 111 b!' m:ldr 011 the con1n1iss1on·~ \01 c•n1hrr nr .!:1n11;1r\1 nlcclln.'!. l!r ~aid , howevrr. ih<1t the 1.:l!) 's "tir.-.1 pn~111on" 110111(1 be lo agrcc on a spec1l1 c ;1l1r rnnt1vc ruule. ' If we have it wide open." he said. "w!': can ·~ get !he concurrence of Costa -- Your Omtim Sole• & Strv1c1 Aptntv ,~. ···~ ..... o'''"(' $p••4'1'11~1f ... 1.~ ... Clf"f ..... u lt ttl4 .,.;!f, •u! ••v ,,,.,,j.f,t1!00• ~V t-IA SA lo bt """'"by••• ..... "" ,~ ....... lh . \1esa " Offic ials in that city ha1-c said !.hal ir Newport \1•anls to re·rnule the fr('('11'ay. that"s all right 111ith them. as long as it s!Jys in Nc11·por1. Newpo rt's pre!icnt;i tion or a preci.'il! ,:i]lgnmf'n! lo Ilic sta!r would assuage any Cost;i ~1r.c;a concern. \\lil s11n indicated. Councilmen la sl 111('Ck agreed Costa ~lr:i<i terntory should no1 be touched hy any new routing. But they voiced nl'l prcfrrencr for any p:irticul:ir alignment., 11·hich 11·011ld. of necessity , cut a huge,](). lane swath through Ncwporl Heights. \\'1!son told chamber dircclors that thr f"o;ist Frcr1\'~y. as no11' plannrd by the state. \\'oukl: -\\:1pe out n1o~t hus1 nesses on the north. ~1dc of \\'rst Coast Highv.·ay fr om the r11·er IJ 1he bar. -Take oul a · big chunk of Tloa~ J\l.;n1nrial lln~r11a1 property, along thE ~011!he m <'d~r -Prrrl11dc ;.nv marina 1Jr1rlopment hrhintt i'\rw port sh11rrs. -Hi:s111t 111 "' 25-l•ll'.ll h1i:;h 1!11 w,:iJ!in:! off \\'l'st i\c\\•porl's brach arra from the rrst of the ron1mun1lv. Concrrn1n g pos.c;1fl[l" 11· a t r r 1v a y 1 up~1 rcam of 1hl' S;int.1 Anil R11,,r. \\'1lso11 ~<!Jd II IS un l1krly thr ('II}' \I OU\d he abl& to ron11 nre Ilic qa1r 10 rh iln,IZe the rout 111g 011 the basis ni as ye t ''1r· rcfulabk'' plan s to build a n1ar1na in the arc;i ••&Oi •ilioo, t1u!r 1 ••· WATCH\\'1 ---~ ... . ,.,...._. FREE ·-· 04114 Wliile r .. Welt • M)oolod ....... $100 WITH s4aa ll·ITl:UN• '"- llNGS $3.00 llllD, rr ... THIS lllANONDS $6.00 AO llPLACID, .... Or-w"= • WI· INWUTINe DONI ..... .... ,W&iu: Huntington Ctnttr leoch ot Edlnqor WHl ~I TOii WAit HUNTINGTON BEACH 192.5501 "'''' , ••• , •• 11 ••••• ... ~II ~· ''""' io loe y••• 1u!~1ri104 o,.,,,, , .... 1.,. c'"'' 1. -"' thlt ~.,..,."''· 1 ... tt .... f .... 1. o ..... s,. ........ . ......... ,;.ph. lt.1 tBfl "''""' _,. ... fill .... " ·~· IP!ffl, p,;,, .,,, fllMI AWAIWLI and back Harbor Sltopping C•nter 2300 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 545·9~~5 II ':'"~"""~-·"'"'."~~. •:'! ..,_ ,'t' '.""~. .~ ... • + • • 4 -. • .~."'-"'·*."!''a .•"~ ...... •r.~e-,••. -.•r,w4-·----........... ~ .... ..-r •--• 1 ._.._ -,..-----..,. • • • • '• ........ ........-;-<; -... J .,j ,,~··~ .•.' "~~-:--;-:-.··.-::--.-;--;-•:-;-:--! BEA AND E RSON, Editor ?uno11, O<roblor 11, 1Ht N l'l tt II Annual Benefit New Program Goes on Air 1'.1embers of the Orange County J\ledical 1\uxiliary have been busy writing their own version o[ Laugh-in for airing 1'ucsday, No\·. 4, in the Orange County J\1edical A!socialion building . Orange. Their script, ho"'ever. includes a luncheon and bridge, thei r annual fall benefit for the A.n1erican J\1cdical Association E ducation and Researc h Fund. The Bridge-in. as they call it, \VIII begin at 11 a .m. \vhcn the c ards are dealt, and continue \Vith a salad luncheon later in the after· noon. Cue cards, carrying typical Lau~h-in messages, such as "sock it to m e," will cue the decorations, which will be accented with large flower s. Serving as "chief script writers" are "tl.·l rs. Sanford llepps and Mrs. David Johnson, chairmen, and on their crew are the l\1 mes. Hobart Smith, decor ations ; Richary Hainey, food, and Edmund Ga ulden, publ icity. Reservations for U1e event. the eighth such affair hosted by the auxiliary, may be made by calling Mrs. Hepps. · The auxiliary dona tion traditionally assist.o; research being car· r ied on at various medical schools. including UCL in vital field.<>. The 580 member auxiliary is led by ~!rs. La\\1r encc !\!osier of Anahein1. Other officers are lhc J\lines, Philip \Vinsor of Ne\vporl Beach, president.elect; David :l\1acLachlan of Santa Ana, first vice presidenl ; Art hur J1oward of Santa Ana. :-;econd vice president; \Varren Kran1er of Laguna Beach , recording secretary, and G. J ohn Knauer of Santa Ana, t reasurer. ' "'.1-1 ,. t' HOOKED ON GOL F Dee De• White RIGHT ON CUE -Fun and ga1nes both have been \vri tten into th e ~t'rlp t for the Bridge-in ~pon :<;ored by Orange Co un ty t\1edical :\uxitiary \\'hich is planned for Tuesday, Nov. 4, in the !\1edical :\ssociation building, Orange . \Vilh a Lough-in theme, the lunch- eon and day of bridge ,,·il l benefit r esearch projects at variou! n1cdica! :<>chools. Rehearsing their "lines' are !left to ri.e;ht) the J\ln1es. Loren I-leather, fi ichard Altman and J . n. Betson. Her Golf Game Is a Funny One A funny lh1ng happena-1 lo Dee Dre \\'h1tc. Jn fa r!, ;i l'Ouplc of tunny tt11ngs hap- pened to her. Her hrsl friend in Cle\'elanrl. Oh1n, talked her into taking 11p golf ~o .~he could hat(' ;i p.'.lrln('r. so nee llee. 11·hn h;id nc1·1'r held a golf club in hl.'r l1le, took llP the garnc. The 11ex l thing !)er Iler knicw. hrr friend had quil 1hc ga1nf' and Jcfl her high and dry on the ninth h::1lc. Shr \\';JS srari..:cly lcfl high and dr.1', lhou~h. because she has gone on to becon1c a real "pro" and an outstanding golfer 111 her O\\"n right. Dec Dec, a Laguna Beach re s1drnt wtu1 i~ a rnen1btr of the Irvine Coast Counlry Cluh \Vn1nen·s (:olf Assoc1at1on, has been el11b ch>1mp1on for the pa.~t six years <ind ;ilsn ha~ 11·on U1e coveted President's cup .11 l(..:l'(. T11n rlfl~·~ a 11·t·rk. at le;i ~t. ~l 1r·~ fnunrl 011 the lr1·1nc golf course <1nd 11•011\cJ bC' ll1cre f'\"l'ry d,1y if ~he could. "Golfing gc1 s inlo your blood. You get Jiooked. 11·s like surfinR -once ~.111 OC-c.-oinr involved il gro11·s on you ." she expla ined. _During lournainent period.~ she rloc s ~pend additional lime practicins. and irs hard l() miss the fact that her practicing pays off. And wha t aboul that other runny thing that happened lo Dee ~ \Vhite? Tl occurred when she was playing in " 54-holf' tournan1enl at the San Gabriel Golf Course several years ago. '";\lost golfers ha\"C !rou ble keeping llicir ball 'Jn-bounds,' but that day I had trouble keeping my clu b 'in-play.' I had Jut nne of my frequent great drive.~ about ;l(l ya rds along the ground. The turf 11·a.<; still very v.·ct from de\v and someho1v r1!her m~· hands or the gri p of the club had bcc::>nie v.·ct. .. ,\s I took a hefty prar11cc S\v1ng !IC'forr attempting my sc<eond ~hot. the elub flew oul of 111y hands and s:ii!e<I up and away over a high fence bortle ring the gulf course and out into the street. .. Someone driving by honked his horn a~ a 'four-wood ' barely missed hilling hi.~ car, A very kind lady h;inded the club through the fence to my caddy, com- menting tha t someone musl have quite a tcrnpcr," she laughed. Der Dec has played in ;ind won !ournaments at n1any Southern C;iliforni;i eourscs. and ha.~ had lhc nppor1un1ly to be teamed \\'ll h both celebrities and top 1;olfcrs. lier ti:;:in1n1a1c~ h;nr in<'luilrd f\u1h !lll l!rr .. Jane Brckcr , Shirley Englrhorn anr! !hr lalc .\l arge Ferric. an1 ong women alhlelcs, and s1ngl'r Curt ~lasscy. The laUC'r she played 1111\h during the Proposition Six tou rnam ent in 1960 at Los :\ngeles Country Club. Bob 11 op e presented the trophies on that occasion, ''That's one reason I like to play golf." she mused. "You meel so many nice and interesting people .. , And lhen there are many exciting and l·hal!cnging courses to play. Miss White likes, 1n particula r, Los Angel es Country Club. Bren!wood. Lakeside and the desert courses -Indian Wells, Bermuda Dunes . Dee Dee says ~he has becn wielding her golf club_, ''not Jong enough." She also likes ho rseback riding, ping pong and o!hcr sport s. Athletics def1n11e!.v is her "thing," aJ she turns domestic out of nec essity. Her life rC\'oh·es around her mother, ~l rs. l::li za bcth \Vhllc . her springer tipanict and two c<1t.~. \\"ho all live \\'ilh her in Lagun;i Beach, l)C'e Dee, who describes herself ;i s 1' •·.soupy brunette ,'' \1•as born in Columbus, Uhio. and came to Cal ifornia in 1960 after \acat1oning here and liking il. \\llat makes a good golfer, Dee Dee was asked. "A v.·oman has a be-tter chancr if she is !all an1t strong and has gooc1 coord1nal1011 , t1m1ng and strong hands ·• Tall Dec [)(<(' hn·L al f1 \r lerl. lhrcc Inches. hul strnng shr 1s .:ind gOOll coord inat ion and L1n11ng ~he rnusl havf'. Or at least she m11:;t to h:.it·c hcC'n c.-lub cha111p1on for six years. Dec Dec offered advice for 11·onH:n who ha \"C never played but would like to ,tnin the grov.•ing numtw:>r of won1en on the links. "Get ahotd of a good pro and tak e a long series of lessons hcfore you e\'t'r play_ TMt way you v.""On"l begin 1o,·ith bad habits that are hard to break , as I did." Most usually wearing brigh t orange bermudas or shorts and a blouse or sweater. Dee Dee hefts her gold and black gol f bag ent husiast.r.cally as she moves across the smooth greens t she prefers lo walk ). After all, that's he r bag Memo To God; From, Executive; Re.: Secretaries-Help DEAR ANN LANDERS: The gal who ~t tn WJ'he Secretary's Prayer" a5ked for an opportunity to tell It Uke it Is. I ~e· mand equal time. Will you please print an "Executive's Prayer?'' Thank you very'much. -CHICAGO DEAR LORD: Give me lhe patience of a saint and the ability to endure my secretary's knack ror confusion. llelp me keep calm v.·hcn she reminds me of my morning appointments -aft er lunch. Give me the strength , 1-leavenly Father. to keep my an ger in chec k when she IAkes 30 minuks for :i mid-morning cof- fee break while I take phone mC'ssagcs ri-om her friends. I realize thal nobtXly "s ~tfeet. but help me, dear Lord, to kerp my cool when she hands rne a letter lo 01e company president with two era sure~. ., .... • ANN LANDERS !1o,•n strikeovers and a misspelled worri . I need extra strenglh. lfea venly Father, !n ho!d my tongu e \\'hen she ordrrs her grocerirs and makes hair appointments on my private phone which is reservC'1l for incoming. Jong distance calls. I realize that assa ult and battery is against the law. dear Lnrtl, sn please rcstra1ncth my hand ~ that I may not do \'iolence. Amen. -TH I:: BOSS DEAR BOSS : I bclic\'t in prayer but if ' it'11 ai; ha rt sis it sound~ you o'rrl In lon k in the \\·anl eds -between pray,ra, of cou rs,. DEAn ANN LANDERS· r-.1 y brolhC'r \\'as nlarricd in 19~7. (iordon had a v.·ondcrful job and a promis1nR ruturc. lie clim bed !he l<1ddcr of success rapidly and his fa mily life \\'as fine -t1o,·o lovely children . La le in 1'-J<iy (;onlon"s 11'1fc went lo Europe and took the youngsters. They were gone nearly 10 weeks. During that time Gordon became involved with a woman -a fr iend of his wife's, no less. I t was no love affair, just raw sex. They met at his place or hers -never where anyone could see them. A iA'eek before his family returned from f~urope, Gordon lo!d me he couldn 't sleep fr om guilt . lie felt like a sneaking skunk. !I r asked me H he should confess to his wife. I !old hi1n yes. lnstcad of forgi ving Gordon, hi~ wife lhre\Y hi1n out and Fi lcJ for di vorce He now is liv ing 1n a s1nall elficieney apartmen t, paying alimony and support. I JllSl lo\•ed your wonderfu l "forgive and forget'' column. I se nt it to my ~1ster-1n-law bul she ne ver answered . Don't you think it is heartless Of her not lo give her husband a M!eood chance? Please say so. -SAD SIS DEAR SIS: Of cour1e It's heartless and I f,,, sorry for Gordon, but it's too had Gordon didn't ask me ror 1dvlce In· stead of you. I would have lold hlrn to k'ep his mouth ~hul. lie <'OUld ha\•e unloaded his r ulll on • el,rgyman. \'o~· t'd nev'r lo cheat agai n and been • h a~ plly married man toda y. DEAR A:\N LA NDERS Vo11 mi s$Cd the poinl or Bonnie 's leller. Maybe r-.·tendC'l doesn't like l() eat dinner al h1.-. in·la\\"s' housr lhrer. nights a v.·eck. If Bonn ie was any kind or a daughter she w()uld ha\'fl said. "Knock off the key rat- tling, Dub. It sound!! like you're anxioos lo go home." It's plain that she I~ over obligated to her parenl'I because she im- poses on thtm so much. You should have told Bonnie to gtt some or he r mother's reeipes and start acting like a wife. -IRVINGTON, N.Y, DEAR 1RV : You 're right. I miattd the p41int. Th anks for haulln( me up short. Unsure of you rself on dates? \\'hat"s right '! What's wrong? Should you! Shou ldn't yo11? Send for Ann Landers' boo klet ''Dating Dos and Dont's," cnclo~ ing with }'OUr request 35 cents in coin and a long . selr-addresscd ,stainped envtlope. Ann Landers wil be glad to help you 1o,·1th you r problems. Send them to her in tare or the DAILY PILltr, encklsing a sclr-address<'d, stamped enve lopt. !CM!l!•l~!!"'ll"""f~> .. u,..s~u ... us.•o""s~;..,u,..e .. u"*e•a .. f"*•0"*"*4~4..,"""•0"'"0~•.-••..,.•0"*0•0'""0"*"·0"'""""""*"•0"""""""""""*'•*..,'"""'""''•0~• ... ••-0"""" ... 0-'"""' ... '"*-•"""0~' -~~--~~-~------~·~----~ • \ • ROYAL TREATMENT -Both J\·Jr. Pumpkin and Lotus receive the best of treatment from (left to right) Mrs. David M. Smith, 1vlrs. Raymond Booth and Mrs. James P . Aynes, members of the Officers' Curtains Raise For Concerts '!'he curtain \\'ill go up next J.'rlday on the clghth seaso n of !he llarbor Arca Corn - n1unily Concert A ~sociat ion \Vith a perforn1· ancc !Jy the :\n1cr1can Concert Ballet ('0111- pany in lhc Nc\1·port ll nrbor 1/igh School <1udi toriun1. The eight d ancers. under the direction of Gene J\1<1ri11accio. perfor1TI Oallcts lo !he n1usic of J'>oulcnc. \'ilia-Lobos .. Bartok, Oe- bu s~y and othe r fan1ou c; t:on1 posers. .'\s conceived by i\larinaccio. the d:.incr_,; ::ire based not only on c:la~~ltal IJallet. blrt :1 Jor1n \\'h1ch cn100d1es the broader ranges of n1ovcn1cnl found n1 1nodern an d cth1u c dances. Other concerts du ring the :vear ,,·ti! be given by Oza n !\1arsh, pianist. Sunday. F'eh. R; .r'•le\v 'lork Bra.<;s Quin1ct , Friday, l\la rC"h 20. and Stanley Plum1ncr, \'!Ol1n1;;t, Frid<1y, :'\pril 10. Al on~ '>'•i th season tickets goes the privi - lege of r eciproci ty. \vh ich opens c oncert~ 111 nlher area assot·iaho11 s lo JlarbCJr ticket holders. fl1cmbership information 1nay he ob· lai11ed by c alling 1hc a ssociation's excc11\1ve secretary, fllrs. Kurt Kupferman. H42-:ll8G Other office rs arc Dr. Dani el \Vullf o r Ne\\·port Beach. president, and Raymond Tcvc; of lluntington I3each, publici!y chair· 1nan. Box Lunch Affair Juniors Call Rox hull hr-.; :ind t ;1~u.il "t t ire \1 111 b1• 11il' orrfr-r 11f t!1c fl<1v for thf' J11n1(•r El:J('\I (Juh nl :\°L'\1 1l11r1 ll('.u h tH'Xl Th urs- day. Thr Coruna df'l 1'1·1ar home or l'llr!'. RJ<"h11rd llnch~child ~11 1 bf' the selling /or l'l·lrs. \\'arrcn Fix, presidenl to call the Republican s ~1rs. ll J. \\'O()(] o( Costa ~lt::i;a ·will host a lunch<'On m<'Cting or the Costa 1'11esa Ff'derated Republican \\'01nrn ne'\t Thursdvy vl JO a .m. HrprrrL~ on national anrl :i;nu1hrrn di\ 1~ion C'Q!l\"Cntions 11·111 bf' pre~ented . Librarian 11'•·1'111,!! lo i.l!J• r ;d JO a 111 ~1wa\..1 ng \11!1 br> Dr ll1kl.1 ;\lrC<•rtne~. h«;1d li\)r<1r1an tur ;.it_•wpon·'.\lr~.i :--rhoul D1striC'~ ;111d l'r('si rlrn! <if 1·c 1 Tr1w11 :.nrl t;own . She 11ill discuss <h1ldrcn ·s boqk". Sprc1al gur~ls \1•ill be l'lfrs. Frank llugl1<'s, state con· vcntion chairman, tlrs. Arthur Korn, Area n \'it·e president and l'llrs. Terry Thomas. Orange Dislnci J unior presi· dPnt. Ncw prov1);ionals h c in i:: v•elcomed arc i\.lrs . Kil Tap- pan and l'llr:;;. t\eith Keppler. l'llrs. Len l'll11lcr. pa::t presi · dent of V1rtllr Valley Junior \\'orncn's (;!uh 11·i!I br 11·cJcorn· f'd 1n!n the rncn1bcrship as a 1r;111sfe r. .... .--~-·--· WAKE UP YOUR APPE 111 E Willi HICKORY FARMS sw€et·lt.ot DSTIBD Mmtud CAN be dUlmmtl AD J011 hlrT9 to do b taste Jiickory Fan:os o[ Ohio 51'FCCl·llot Mmtatd.Made accmdini:t ton old Getmm J"edpe. It bu • distinctive !la'mt whlcb •dd1 nst to G ything you •11"• with 1L Sample htrore 7oa buy, See w hy Swe11t·11-l Mastard ls a •ir~~••im~· t:.:OUTH ,,~~~.~!.,, PLA:.j l rl1tol at Sall Oi_,o f r .. way NOW. 24 Co1to M1• 5~0·6••1 Horoscope Sagittarius: Utilize Abilities WEDNESDAY, OCT. 22 By SYDNEY O.\tARR Lunar position favorable for fii;bing, planting. In groo1nlng , ~niphaslze face, head. fl1any ""lll be seen wearing berel· type headgear today. Fashion ~·ill highlight eye~. ear! and hai r, as ~·ell as hats. AHIES (.\larch 2l·Apr il l!ll : fycle hii;h ; you can come out of r rnotiona! shell. Stop con· 1·rrn1ng your~elf only 111th <11hers. Tod:iy you n111st lake steps \1hieh insure your own :>Cl'UrJly, Jlleasurc. 1'11 o v e ah<'all. TAUHUS /Apr il 20·~1ay 20): Your t1n1e 1s c.:otning. Know this and act accordingly. \\'ha t appe<.1rs tn be a restnction is n1crely a 11arning signal. 1:-:mphasl~ on organizauons, hospi tals, illusion. GE.\1 1NI 11'11ay 21.Junc 20l: Accent on what you would hke ln accomplish. Key JS 10 ~ct backing -both Jn mor;ilc and in f1n:incing. Not easy. But !O· day e1ents jell an1J you kf'y note 3l'Compl1sh1ncnt. t.:ANCER (June 21 .. July 22!; \\lhethtr ()t not the idea ap· p;>lils to yo11. there JS progress .inrl extra duty. Key is to know that ha~ics are import.ant. Ad van el'ment indicated. BuL ynu St'l'm to 1nov~ in reluct!lnt 111anner. LEO \.J uly 2J·Aug. 22 \: You rrvel JO Opflf1rt11n1ty lo t·.\pri•:-.;, ~oursl'lf. \\'nt1ng, p11hl1stu11~ ;ind ad1crltsJn~ arc f(':llurl·1l. (.'l11ps <ire 1lu11n. Yo11 gel l"h:.intr. to \'erify intc1111u11::., pru1 c el aims. Go lo 1l. \'lltGO !Aug. 2J·Sepl, 221: Interest in the occult or Jud1!eo JS acc~nted. You know tha t ccrta1n tasks must be con1- p1l'tl'rl. Your rhythn1 1 s natural. You receive com- ptin1ent.~. Key is 10 el'aluatc. You gain rc<:ognillon. LIBRA 1Sept. 2J·Ocl. 22 1: Public relations, agreement s, t he 1~·ay )'OU present produtts these are emphasized. Clubwomen Caught Up In Halloween Spirit ~trt-~~ i!ldt>pPn•!rnrr, originali· and S:l\'ings. I} Adhcrl' lu your 01111 life. IF TODAY IS Y 0 UR :<:t~IP. H::ilancc crno11on and BIRTHDAY you are srparal• loil11·. psychologically fni1n family. SCOHPIO !Ocl 2J·N i:n· 2!l· You r ideas arc un ique. Give 'Your 1ntu111on rings bell Uf f11ll play to l11en1, bul don 't ln11h. Trust it -:ipplies :.<icrifice basic llappines~ . ('!>J}CCiil\ly tn jOb, \V 0 f k , to Pina O<J! "'Of~ •tlovl VOV"~ll tr>d 1.1ssoc1ales and g('ner:i l health. ~!~~'""b;,,,~,·~~r ~·~~nev1,~';;.""lba~ r I I· ,PfolOllV S•na !rO '~"" lo Om1•r l lon'l~oa ga1n.'\t v.·h<i! you ee 1°""1.,, ·~~ O-"nv PI LOT. flo• n •o, • < '"'·0 C•nh•I S1•1oon. N•" Y~r~. N.Y. is right. Be .~ul)JCC\1 \1'. \ 1w1 1. SAGl11'AlllUS tNov. 22· -='---,-,-.,-,.-.,-,.-,-",~--- 1).:c. 21\: Utilize 1 n n a tel;====='======; <·rc.il11·c ;di1!1tie~. \\/hat _\'OU 1lo !-ihuuld be !>l.1111f>C'tl 111lh ;,our 011 11 st.\ If', 1nark, luuch. Re 1rrsJ!dt•, 1J1~n·1 pr r 1111 t }Oursell to be. t1Ctl down to 1rad1!1011. I CA PRICO!l.\I (Dec, 22·Jan. l\l1 : Con1plcte atU>n11on to basics is essential. Don'l !ry to 1 be a genius. Stick to rules. rc~lat ions. Your hnn1c, prop-' erty may be at st:ike. Vind out the \1·hy u( things. Be positive. I AQUARI VS (Jan, 20·Feb. 11-~~:ng~~~n~~1~r~ 1;1;tir~;r\•1s1 ~;~e·1 ~rn11igli1r1I. Sl:11us qw1 1.~ turn· I'd upside llt>11·n; .vou 11101 r <ind niakc decisions. NP1ghbnr whf1 1.~ inquisitive sl1ould bc.1rc;1lcd 11·i1h humor. INTROD UCING -"~ ·-~-PATTY BARDEEN ?Cites Jewelers, 17 F~hion II· land tok•• plvatu,e in a11 na1111t • in9 thot Misi l a1d"n ha1 lol111d their au.1a11i1C1llo n. \Vives League of Orange County. The stoi c \Yil! be sho\1•n in the league's upcoming fur fa shion shO\V and Lotus .•• \veil , he won 't be modeling his fur piece in this sho1v. PISCES (Feb. l!l.:!\larch 20): lf vnu thiuk \l'hat vo11 1r<111L \1 o~·l cost, think ;igain. Bel praclieal ;:ibout budget. luxury Mis1 llordeon ha1 be-e11 0110,I• altd with t~• jew1ttr1 buslnnl far mci11y years in rho Na ... part a11d l olboo a reo. 'at h1•!fn her '"""' fl i811d1 lo •isit Iol..s. Fcnhion hland. \'lorking hard to coinplete a ned by the club ne xt Thursday items. You can gel 11·hat you l lo:.il fo r the Fountain Valley ~·~'~'-P~·~"'.:,. ________ _:"~·a:n~I ~-::.:'.b:"~' ~ce~m~c~o~n~bc~c_.::bo:•rl~g~c~lf'============' J!allo\veen Parade next Satur-; Veterans Benefit day sre membt>rs of the Foun· t:iin Valley \Voman's Club, under the leadership o[ l\1rs. Laurence Ern·in, president. 'Fun Fur All' Promised At Annual League Gala Mrs. Robert Curley l s ,. ........ Husbands nf mcn1bcrs of the Officl'rs' \\'ivcs League of Orange Cou11 !y will get scrne ideas !or Cl1ristrn<1s gill givin g ,1·hc11 they at1e11d , 111ith their 111 vcs , ;1 fur fasl1iun show ;ind 111nner d;incr next Frida.\'. The lragut'·S pons11rrd f'l'C'11t will take place ;;l 7 p.ni. in Ill!! \\'ate~·heel r es t a u r a n I , ,\nahciin. and 11 111 li •· l lh· group·s annual b<:ncflt for the varaplcgtcs in Ve I e r ~ n s Hospital, Long Beach. A lillllowcen nu1l1f 11 1ll prc\·ail in tht· dcoora11on~. :1~ planned hy ;\l rs. Tuler Uixon or \\'hillier, <:hair1nan. Assisting \\'ill1 preparations .:irt' the !\lines. \\1il!iam Feyh. Edw;ird Storck, IC J. l'urrrn <ind Edwin Smose. Le Leche Resumes Sessions Second In ::t :<f'rir~ of sessions sponsored by 1ht• Huntington Beach La Lrf'hc League "ill lake p I a c r brt11een 9:~5 :i n1. and noon Thursday. Ot'!. 2~. in the hnn1e '1f l'll rs. !\1orns Boya ner. T op1c f(1r the session \.\ 111 he !he Ar! nr Hn·;i~tfeed1ng l'lnd Overcornin~ Dif<irultie:;;. Al~o on the agrnd:1 ;1rr tl1I' n1r1h (lf the RaU;.' and F;1n1llv AdJtJ'i1rn1·nl i\nv. 20 ;ind i\u\11• 11nn and \\'1•:111111g Det. 18 . L;1 Lech<' Lc.1 guc , a 11n11. prot1t. nonseclar1 ;111 org;11111a · 11on, is dedicated lo lostcnn~ n<itura l fcecllng of infants lor lhc health ;111d h:ippincss of borh mother and child. All interested women arc in· viled to a!tend and lhnsc desiring either advice or ad· ditional information reJ:arding lhe league may contacl 1'11r~. lloberl Boutin, 827-0592 : ~I r.~. J)onald \\!slkcr. 962·3987. 11r r.lrs. James Nettlclon. 8-12· 2931. New YMCA Club Open s Furs will be shol'.'n fron1 the J'\~11' York Fur Cu1np<iny, Los Angeles. /'.!rs .. lohn :'l·lull<.1dy <1f ~'estm1nster \1 111 1..•1,mn1entalc. <ind 1nodeJ~ will be the :\1!11('S. Storc'k. Sn1onc. r!ay111011<l Booth :ind J;11nt·~ J L /);i11'l'<;, Fund.~ r,1iscd 11 ill b•' g11·en 111 a !>lantluig fun1J l'o 1lh Ille P:irl yzcd Veterans-' Ass r>l'ia· 11011 ;it the hosp11al. .\11,nn·~ ;ire u~1·d ;it li1e <11,.,1.r<'l!un iof 1hr l'\'A 1o pn11 1df' !>prtt:illy 1les1gncd et1u1p1ncnt 11•l11th 1s ~11t·n In p<11u•1l\!o; f11r lbr 1111h1• l111spL1<1l ~ind alll·r the 1 r lliscllari:::r. Officers' 11·ives 'v ho s e l1 u~bands are Qn ;:ietive duty nr ret1rer! are invitrfl !1\ :ittend thr J1111chron . nr~1·r1·;111rino; 1na_\· br n1adr 11 1th :>Ir'. ~tnrck, 637-0~77. Las Olas Convenes (;(>Od i ;l"OPITI!lll\ \\ tJl hr thr thcn1r when !.;1."' 0 1 a "' ·roastmistre!'<; l '!uh 111 r c I ~ 1on1nrro\v ;it i :ID p ni. 111 r.1err11ry S,.\ 1ng-. T;ihlc. lropa·~ ,,.,11 bc illr(.'t'\ed bv \It~~ .1u1;i S.«~ton 1111!! :'\Ir~. l'..i11l II r on:; o 11, p.1rl1::i111rn· tar1;i11. 11 1\1 C\ahlA!C I h r hu~Jnr~..; :-.Ir.; C:rn1•._l .ltlhn~un j if J :uL..111<' T1r.1:.!1n1$'rrss !'l.111 i11 :-.tnnl\•11 11 ill µ11 (' a 1,1\\J!' J'idµ.1111\1 11 r•f llw Ill•• till::. \lrrnbl'r ~li.p 1._ "I" 11 111 .0(11:1 11 n11H'f1 ,\Ir" Holir1 \l f'•;I 111ll ha ndle fjuest1on.~ ;1t JJb.:rn:i:!. Club Set For Gi rl s A sr1ving rluh f11r girls from !l thrJugh 12 \1lll brg1n 11cx1 Thursd;iy unctcr spo11sor5hip of thr llunringlon D<'a1·h Y~ICA. Th" cl:i;." \1 111 111 r r I chairman of the project, wh ich "'ill also publicize the club·s Haunted !louse at the barbecue, scheduled for the Sil1Tie day and evening. Assisting \\'ith the fl oat prepnralions arc lhe l'll mcs. \Vallncc Short, V;ince Orr· 1ngton, rr1cr narbolak, Ed J~11nth and .11111 L;nindy. Tll"O n1cn1bers of the club h:1\'c been appoin ted I n 1·hairn1:inl'ihips. I'll rs. Al hrul;l'nbt'rg 11111 !>l"r1 c a< C:i\1fnrnia h t s l or y and Jandoi:1rks cha1nn:i11 and l\lrs. l.;Hvrcnce Leed~ a~ music t ha1rn1;1n. A :-t·ri<·s {•f toflrt·s 111!1 !;ikr> p\acr tor n1crnh<'r~ and 111l·1r Jriends who \Vi.'>h lo 11un.:h:1se I "hnst1n<i~ canh. arl·nrd1ng to !\lr~ l.1lc (;ret•1111·a1 , 1·h:11rn1:10 l'rocceds 1.1· 1 l l bl•nf'ltt the philanthropy fund . Tl!~· l'lub recently purchased 1~8 1ard~ of flannel material lnr p;11:.in1as for chi ldren tn the Albrri Sitton Jlomc. \Von1en n1111;dl'S 111 lhc Orang(' County p1 1l 1·u1 out und se11·cd lhe pa· J.1111:1•;. ,\l•o cl011aled recentl y ror the h(lll1t• 1vl're lace, rickrack. thrratl ;111d other nolinns. The 1nal tT1a ls 11·rrc usrd i n clnth1ng for the children . A tn11r nf !he Orange County .J;i!l·s 1101nen's sec!Jon is plan· Fash ions Forecast Fa~lu1u1 Forecasl fo r Fall ls lhr th('n11' of !he 1-la!ecrcst t l11b ~ .nu\ual r.1sl1ion sho\\· :ind h1n1 hcon nex t Thursday in tl1i· 'luh. C'•1 ~1 11!. at 11 a 111. 11·lll ht> f•\!IO\\Pll hy ;i huHrt al nrion l 1)0rd 111.i1111~ !h<' ~how will be l\1rs. Ji n1f'llnc Trent w11h fash· i•1n, l1v Bet·linc and hair styles 1)1· l lni1 ~r or Lovelines.~. ·ctuh n1('1nbcrs modeling will hr t11r '.\l111cs. John Consoli, L.irl Ec:r!t rr, Thoina~ Berry, l\ennrth Haze n. Robert A. lh11 e~. Berna rd jl,.lalhieson, 11.in s1r.1yer. J oseph \\'hitacre .1nd Li;s \Veisner, chairman. OC Phi Mu s Pl on ning Dote Th ur5ciay5 from 4 In :'i P tn. Or:in~r 4 ':•Hnti• J'lH ~111 anrl wil l hr instructt'd bv l\h~5 Alunuiar \\ill gather ncx l J\;11h,\· lla;,cs. . 1'hur,,!;ii· :ii R p n1. in !hr ~111dcot ~ ,1·111 lr:1r11 ~r111n:: \0rt 1a l,ind,1 hnn1c 11[ ~lrs ~kill s :inti 111:1kr l 'hn.•tn1;1~ E•h1;1rd 1\riilerson. girts ror 1he1r f11n1 l!1r.~ ;ind ;\lrs. 1\rlh11r :--1rurk. fl\l'll(.'f lricnib. Pl Thr Trunk 111 till' A!ll!'. i\11~'"J1<-' l\i ~hir1g-1n rr)!1~1i'r 1)rangP, 11111 1:ilk nn llnbble~ l·:x1rn1ling 111en1brr~h1p tfl nr ohL1in further 1nfor111~11jn11 :111(1 1\1 1t1ques. J•'u rthrr 111 · nll 1·n1111nun1ty 11•nn,c.n in· n1av r.111 lhf' Y at fl!H-'15·\ll ur h1rr11.1t1 op n1ay Ix-ob l:1ir rrl hy tercsted in 1hc growth 11nd visit tt1c officr al 14776 Beach ealling Mr~. Anderso n at 528· 1lcvelop1TIC11l of lhe Yl\1C1\ Blvd .. \\'eslminst cr. 7942. program i:o:: !he nrwly nrganiz· ;;;;;---------------------;;;;;11 cd \\'omcn·s Serv ice Club. I The rir~I Junchron meeting or the ne\9 group \\'ill lake l place at nonn Thuri::day, Oct 23. in the f"ishe rma n rrstaurant, llunlington Beach I and the club \\Ill meel lhe fourth Thu rsday t::ach 1nonth thereafter. Introducing Be n St iles Primary nbJCCll\'C of the1 rlub is to lli\'e st.rl'lct In the )'l\ICA through volt1n1cer 11·orkl and :r;pecial fund1n~ rvenls. ttnd lo pro1·idc ser1 1ce to con1·1 111unity youth. \Vnmcn and girli:: compri.~f' NOW AT AWARD WI NNING STYLIST Wi1111•1 of I Hoir1ryll n9 Co"'p•titlon• .Appea1•d In Wt\!orn lea~t1 Tr1ndt Ma,a1i110 mnrc lhan a third ol ttie 101<11 .JJ. 'W d J s, ft Ytl!CA 1nembe rsh1p, and in·1 • [ " { 1erest"d 11·omr.n 11rf' inv11ed to l lt1· c.J ~ect tt ~f a .0 11. call l'lli~s J rrl Dln1nArd, 8~7· 1105 Newpo•I l l•d. lacrou '•ti"' Cit1 H~lll 671·~136 ~~1411. fnr add 1 l 1 ° n a I Jll·1 • f REl l'ARll !NG It £Vl . Al'f'OINTMENTS fonnalion. L.---------------------..l ' .c ' ' sale the .wig for all seas ons ~ . --. ., .. ,;.•-,. fro m Deltress of London pre-s lyled, pre-cut, ready to \Vea r 18.99 This wig is truly amazing. It looks and feels just like rea l hair. Bu t it's a whole lot easier to care fo r. It's pre-styled, and you neve r set it Just wash it in cold water. Toss it for curls. Brush it for sleekness. Try it. It's soft, silky, fu ll, and natural. Because it's made of Deltress® modacrylic. With co ntou r st itching on a stretch base. Cut and styled in l on - don. Here no\v in a w ide range of natura l shades? I(Jb!J(I.... ~ nfi bl.le:.: ·I darl.: bro\\ n fl c.ht·~lnuL l1r011·n H rrird111ri1 b1011n 11) 1r~ht hrn1\11 1 ~ redd 1<h IHIJl,11 17 l1;;ht brO\\n ~2: l 1~ht ash b!onclc :·R l 1~ht ,,uUurn J~ .1ubur11 12 1 may co cosmetics 136 may c.o south coast plaza, san diego fwy at br istol, c.o sta mesa; 546-932 1 shop mond•y th'" s•lurd•y I O•.m. lo 9:30 p.m . •14 mi,cd btO\Vn gray S 1 _c rav 1o1 plJ t1num bl onde 103 h!ondc 1 ; 12 :! J 1i;1ht fro~ted 8/ ,;~ fro,tcd MAVCO v • r n r ' l Costa Mesa Today's Final N.)'. Stocks VOL 62, NO. 252 , 2 SECTIONS, 20 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CAUFORNIA TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1969 TEN CENTS UC Plans Davis Appeal Max Rafferty Blasts Superior Court Decision TRAGEDY TO TRIUMPH -Nc1l'port Beach postman Jim \Viern icz ~alher.~ his fam ily c:iround hi 111 a s he recovers a l his Co sta l\1e sa home froin kidnry 1 r;i nspl:111( he r xpects 1vill allcnv hin1 to live nor- 1nal life age1l n. \\1tJ1 h1111 ;1r1: ~011. Uuanc, 10; da ughlcr , 1-,cggy, 3, and \1·\fe, Sue. New Life Begi11s Mesan Gets Kidney Transplant By ARTHUR .R. VINSEL 01 "'' Otilr P'llel Si.ti Thr: middle -agtd !Jdy stepped 1o 1hr Ride of th~ hospital bed in the small , nP::t L room with ils get-well cards anrl f\011•eri;- of C'(lngratulallnn and cnnvalesrrnl'". She r~ached Qul In l he !>.1lluw n1nn reco1'C'ring from 1n<i10r su TJ;!'r}'. ''She held my hand 111st !1kc I v.·:1~ hrr nv.·n so",'' he s:ud. ''IL wn.'> a very t•n1n- ll onal momcnl " Jn a way. ~he 11<;1s h()]cl1ng the h;inU rif her 01-vn so n. William Scinsoth Jr . 22. l11·c:. thrnug li James \Vicrn ici, 35. anri vit:c versa. Wiemicz , 318 Ogle St .. Apt. D, Cns1 a .Mesa. is at home this '1'r('k, rcenvrrtng from a Sept. 7 kidney lranspl ::i nt at f.1 l. Schools Sccl{i ng Bargai11 ]{ate ~ On Ne ,~· Bonds Ncwporl·~lc•a ~ch~H•l ollu \.11 :111· tryl nil: In intr1('~l lul'al l1n.11u 1.11 111· 1;t1tutions in buyu;,i: l]1r1r ~1·hriril hund • 11! Jess than tJ1e going 1111crr~1 ra1r ,,._ ,,. public service. And ir the sc hflOI rl islrir'I ran :-.w111g 11. M:hool truste es feel ii. ,..,il l m;:ikr lhr1r I.ask of passing 011 override t;i~ elr1.:11n n Feb. 10 rasier. "'hat they hope lo a\'Oid is a Uouhle 1 ~1 x ls.5Ue ba!Jot thiit besides the nvrrridP a~~" for repassage of $9 million in hoods ;it a seven percent interest rate, highC'r than the five percC'nt r;ite appro\'ed by 1·nrcrs in the last go around. Superintendent William Cunni n_gl1:irn last week wrote letters to =ill the fin:1nr1;il institutions in the llarbor Arca aski ng 1f they ·woul d be Interested in p11rC'h.1sing gchool bonds at five percent. A couple of replies were cncnu rag 1ng, tic told the school board 1.1onrlriy n1gh1 . ''The door has at i<'ast been opPncd. Some inferred they are willing 1o talk. I don 't know why but I'm a littlr b11 or · timistic.'' Sinai l lospital in Lus Angeles. now \'lf\ual!y assured of a renewed normal life . lie v.·as .:i p:il1rn1 in a Los Angrlrs <'ounly 1·on~<1lt~c:·nl homr -awaiting :.no1hrr nrcic;il ol h,n·111c his poll uted lilnotl c.:hrn11r:1lh• cll'anscd by an ar11 littal l.idnr_y -ll'hl'n tile nexl protes~ was abruptly t:<incrll rd. ·r he day bcfo rr. Los Angeles !Jodgers J.11·111 <:!uh ba~c:h;i l l player l31 ll Seinsoth had rolled h1,.; l:ar 011 a desert h1gh\\'ay ;1nd was llown 1v1lh critical 111Jurlcs 10 Ji,.u·bor Genera l l-losp1ta l, ·rorrancc. He died there. t )nr family faced vdth tragedy chose to 1ry to translorn1 it into triumph for ot hers and n1ade lran5planta ble organs from the body (I r the young athlete .;Yadablc to recipient ~. The long-aw;i1tcd kidney was ready and .l11n \Vicrnicz had nn choice but 1o gam- hlr. \\"it:rnicl him s('lf ki:-p! in tri m v::il king h•« 13<rtk Blly Hnule ilS a Nr \1·rort Br;i<'h Jlo~L Offit·r n1ail r;i rrirr. but the hea lthY ~1dnfy wh11·h rC'pl.acf'.'d h i~ own ral'aged 1 rg;ins m{'.:i ns n{•1v v1 t<1l1ty. "1\ly lllood prl's'.'lu rc is abou t I.hat nl a • uurp 1n;in and my bl'ldy chemistry 1<> 1a 1ri11<1l. J'l·r got ;i fr('f' d 1t't now trio [ j ,111 cat :1nylh1ng I 1\·:int." said The man 1\h1J~C' mrnu 11·;i~ ~o !'harply rl·~t rtcicrl. S:itu rd<Jy night dinner -his first a! h<•rn~ -began 11•1t h a rich ;i nli pastn :;;ila•i made oy ci augh!r r Pe1<:.i;y. 8, In· 1·l11rl1ng greens, peas, lctlucr , cheese and t·r1ltl cuts. "And a big pir.ta w11h c:hersr. ground hrt f -the wholr. 'f.1ary Anne'," .sa id \\';crn1cl. 1v ho.~e physicians just one yettr ago might not have gambled the price of ;i piZ7.a on his chance of ever regaining a non n<1I hfc. \\'iernicz !1 r.~t noticed his posta l joh :;cc1ncrl to bc Re1ing hin1 down four jcar.c; ag(1 and his doctor. hunting the liOurce of the na ggi ng da ily fa tigue, found a lit!lc kidney damage. That diagnosis v.·as offsel by a~:=;urancrs lh:it he could live to be 80 \1•i!h it, but .lint had glon1!'11J lonephritis -on l3·1etter v.•o rd thal spells kidney l:ii lure -and the near-fata l affliction gn•rlually worS<"ned. The \Virrn1rz lamily ~tlld more Lhan !See TRANSPLAYr, Page ?J Fron1 \\'ire Servil·cs SACHA:\lENTO -State Schoo ls Chief r-.tax !{affer!y has declared his suppnrl for t11e planned nppea l of a court decision 1hat the firing of UCLA instructor Angela !Javis is unconstitutional. ··1 don 't believe in Jelling members or the 1nafia, murder incorporat.ed or a Communist speak with my money on a l1x-supported campus," said Rafferty, the Republican superintendent of public instruction. Schools Stash Sex Literature Till Tax Vote A S('X rducalion curriculum wr itten for Ncwport-f.tc,,a Unified District 5Chools has been conveniently stashed out of sigh!, There see1n s virtually no possibility it wil\ hr brou ght hefnre the school board 11nti l at leasl after the f'eb. 10 override lax election. ..[guess it's fair 1o say it 's Jd nd of al a ll \andslill now.'' said Schools S11pl. \Vill iam Cunningham Monday night. "Nothing has taken place si nce a year ago la sl summer. ··All I can say is it has not come lo the hoa rd," said Mrs. Marian Bergeson, school board president. "\Ve"re not in .. tha 1 ar(:a , .. 1 should say 'arena.' " tl1r~. Dornth y Paul. chairman cf 11. llarbor Council PTA coinmitlee that 21,, years ago recommended th e school di.~triel teach sex education, spoke Mon· 1!ay Lo a Nc\11port Ha rbor Chamber nf Commerce committee looking into sex education. Asked 1\•hat the school board is dning abo11L lhc. rc>co mmendatinn now, she sa11I rhc school board is "·aiting to hear from the co n11nun1ty. ,\skcd when the schOl'll board ha s r vrr !>aid lhf!t 1s what they are wa1ti.og for, she answrred: .. If lhcy haven't taken any ac1inn and 1hcy've \\Tillcn a curricul um and they're not doing anything ... doesn't it stand to reason they're \Vaiting to hear fron1 someone'?'' Remarked Tom Gar\'er of the chamber committee, "The board i.s sho\\·ing a very low profile these days." Dr. Cunningham admitted the proposed ''Farnily Life Program'' for the fichool (li ~tricl had been c o mp l e t ed and prc~cnt cd to him. tic said he had discuss- ed it ~·1lh in ri iv idual borird mem bers. II. ha s nol be en presented to the school bo~rn at a ptrl11 ic meeting . fl r. Cunn1nghan1 ~aid he pt"rsnnall.\' i~ 11t1i1inE:: for thf' Ne\\vort Harbor Chamber 1 t·rornmrnda t inn. llr. Nola n Frizlell c. chai rn1an of thl!: Ch;,1nbc r's romm1ttc c, cs1imalcd !\1onda y :h;i t the recom ml'ndat1on v.•ould be ready 1n .J<.1 nur1ry. jThat ts the month hcforc the override electio n.) La.~t week, Dr. Cu nn ingham presented lhe ~chool board "·it.ha list of objective~ lor 1he schoo l year. Nu1nhcr on~ nh· Jci·tivf> 11·as successful passage of the 01·crndc election. A couple of othe r objectives: Priority 8 -develop a program rm th!!: erfrcts of drugs for grades 6. 7 and 8. Priority 10 -develop a Jaw and order prr.gr:i m for the elementary schools. Not on the list of 15 objecti ves wa.~ lhl': "F'an1ily Life Program," a Ire ad y drve!oped. Asked about it, Dr. Cunnin gham said, "l hadn't ev en thought or that, to be quite hone~t." Mrs. Bergeson said she hadn't nntic· C'd Family Life was not on the list. "ll's no! of primary concern at this time," she sa id. fllrs. Paul, a Cn~la fllc.~a housewife, fSee CURR ICULUl\I, Page %) ·f.t ·'. ., Los Angeles S11perior Cour t Judg<' Jer- ry Pacht ruled r.1011d:iy lhat Angela Da \'ts cannot be uarred fron1 teaching in a st at~ universi ty on the sole ground that she is a Con1munist party mcn1ber. University of Califo rnia regents fired 1.1iss Davis, a 25-year-old Negro assistant professor of philosophy, on ScpL 19 after she acknowledged be ing a Communist. Pending .an appeal through school ad· ml ni.~trative channe ls, she wa ~ permitled lo gll on teachir:g a noncredit course, "Rrcurring Philosnphical Then1e" iri Alack Litrraturr," at lhe li nil'ers1ty of Cahfrrnia at Los Ange les. Allrr a hearing f.l onday on a taxpayers su1l fil ed by fa culty supporters o( f.11~., Oa\'i5. Judge Pacht held her firing to be uncnnstit u!ional. He said if she could be ousted for being a Communist, the regent.~ could f1r r. 1eachers for being members of othlor organizations, Thomas J . Cunn ingham, g c n ~ r a I DAILY 'ILOT 'hale ~y Ari~~~ Vo~MI C'ln1111it19 fo1· llelpi119 ffn11ds CoS'la r..1csa iYlayo r Al vin L. Pinkley leads applause at !vlonday's cit y council meeting for DAILY PILU'J' carrier boy Roll Shado\vcn. 12. \l'ho \vas honored for his Oct. 2 resc ue of drowning tot. \Vhile deliver· ing papers, Ron, 951 Darrell St., spotted little Kimberly 1-lale bobbin,t:! in S\l'in1 1ning p ool a t 2229 Canyon Drive, He jum ped in and pulled her lo safety. C1·osswalk P1·opo sal Get s Reel Ligl1t F1·01n Cou11cil A rontrO\'C'r~i;i l proposal to r limina le the. f.OU lhernmo.s t of two rrass1.1•alk<; 0 11 Ne1..,port Boulcv;i rd at the 1-1 a r b Or Bou!e.\•ard intr rser t1on mrl "'tth R rNl light from the Costa tl·lesa City Counci l r..fonday. The group wan ts Lhc ci1y Traffic Com· mission and ex pc r1s from I.he Stale Oivi.c;Jon of llighv.·ays to try other solu· !ions to the peril.~ of ri ght·lurning lraffi c versus pedestrians in tha t crosswalk . Opposition among dow ntown arrn merchants and residcnls \\'as sharp, with !tome charging it was merely a st.ate pint to speed up vehicular traff ic through. the heart of to"'n. Ci~y Traffi c En~ineer .Ja1nes Eldridge- said he had a 10-minule vitleotape presen. tation showing the problem, but discussion never even reached its airing before councilmen made up thei r minds. During the talks Monday, concepts of an overcrossing for pedestrians, or even an unde rground subway with city-built and leased .shops along the way were difiCUssed . Under the current signal 5elup in cf· fet I. a pcdC'slrian v.-ho punches th, "'·al k hulton al eithrr north or south crosfv1alks on Ne'.l'port Bouleva rd face's ll len gthy 11 .111. Frequen !ly when one does get the Walk sign, it flashes off v.·hi!e a pc<ll!:slrian 1~ in mid-crossing and vehicles released at o1her poinl~ pose a safely thrC'a!, sonic .speakers said. .J ohn G. MacDonald. of l.'16 ~1agno!ia St., told the C'Ouncil he has been hit once, grazed lwice and forced to jump lo safety several times v•hile using !hi!: busy in terseclion . "You may be surprised to learn I find it's safer to jaywalk," MacDonald rlcc la red. adding the crosswalk elimina- tion is simply a state trick to speed lraf. fie through town. Councilman George A. Tucker said if the slate wants to speed up 1hrough traf- f1t , ii ca n speed up construction of the Newport Freeway and moved denial of !he crosswalk elimination. The precedent has been srt. flc-c:1 n View School District ln Hunt ington llca1 h last month arranged to sell Sl.5 mil llrtn 111 bonds al five percent to United Sl;1lr." National Bank, localed in downtown J lun· ting lon Beach. The going interest rate is C'lose r to .~ix percent. Newport·Mesa has $9 million or a s;15 " million bond issue passed last )''ebn1ary remaining unsold. State Jaw at that l1n1c was thal the max:imum Interest rate a publ)c agency could pa y was fl \•e ptrl·rn!, lhe rate specified in the bond 1s.~11r. The money loaning rate has since gone up find the 11tate ).A)gislature has rai ~erl the legal maximum to seven JX'fcCnt. !l11 l unsold bond.~ rnu st be rr5ubn1i1!ed tn 'ntrr~ If 1hey are lo he sold at h1ghrr th;1n li\e pcrcrnt. Sex Class Answers 'Why?' Fellow officials indicated some othe r solution could be found for the proble1n and referred the matter back for ad- ditiona l aludy. • U.S. Moving Near Cunnin~hrirn said the idea he has in lhr bark of his 1n1nd is In :•a1gi.:r l\I lo lol'o1 I banker~ 1nlrrestrrl Ih a! lh"v !"On1r to~et hrr and kic k it around ",\!aybt: they don·l ~anl lo i;h;ire ,.rcrcts but I don't !hink 11us lo; 111 CQTn- petitivr ,o1il11a!ion. ·· he tnld lhr o:choo l board. "\Ve're R.~k1nj! ll1e1n 10 lake " loss." Mesa W oma1i Tells Grove School Approach to Course By THO'.\IAS FORTlJNE ()I lhl 0.llJ ,.Ir.I Sl•fl "Jf VD is ~o easy to cure why h1 there so much of it1'' the early.teen girl a.sked. "l'coplc l\'ho have ll 11·on'l gn 1n tlll': 1loctor hf'CiHJSC lhry arc rmbarrassed about it.'' said a boy her ag('. "Th"Y know they aren't su pfl'lsed l!J," :inn1hct girl in the seventh grade rlas.s SH Id. "1\rrn'l su p[JCJsetl lo \\.'ha t'?" askrd the lC'achc.r. "1111vt ie:irual cnntact," onr of tht-boys ~aid . "It's not a law hut it's nnt rccont· mended until tney arc marTied," a girl repealed an earlier lesson as she remembcrerl it. "The girl you do 1L lo, her partnl11 .• :• began a boy. "Don 'l say 'Do i1,' " corrected the tracher. Then the traC'her summerl 11 p th!!: point. "You don·l go to lhc doctor because you had srxual intercourse. You're f'm· barrassrd because you know thHl ill a n11, no. Society's no, no. For your pro- tection." That's the way the di~sion wt.nl OM recent day in the classroom of Mr~. Gordon Marsh, a Coiita Me5a resident who teaches family li fe, 11e1: education and dn1g~ to her scien ce classe11 at Bell Int ermediate School in Ga rden Grove. Ano:ther class. another hour, and a gi rl a!'lked, "Tht1l V1'1 , what'11 it called .. .'' "VD," she was remlnrferl. " ... can you ge l. il hy ki~8 ing ~" ''It 's possible. hut ils nnt as great a possibility as "'ilh scxu1J I intercourse," f..1rs. f..1nr sh said. "Did It bothPr you to find out ahoul venereal di .sease1" she asked !he class. ''ll did me. It would be nice if thefie things didn't e:ii:ist, but they dn. "I haven't nl<•anl to frii;ihten you but Jt IS.. SEX CLASS, Pare %1 ., Viet Cease-fire? WASHINGTON (UPI) -Sen a I f!I Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said loday Prellidcnt Nixon's latest orderll lo rommander~ in Vietnam amounted kl a 11nil11teral cea~e-fire. \Vhlle speculation rontinued ove r "·hether Nixon might announce a unilatC'ral cease-fire -in hi1' Nov. 3 speech to the nation, Mansfield said the Prcsidenl already had made n basic change in policy by ordering troops to limit lhemselves to "protective reac· lion." A.~ktd by a reporter If this was a d~ facto cease-firt, Mansfield said "I think lhRt i! whal protective reaction means." roun i;rl for I.he rci::rn1s. s:11d "all ~r- propria1 c ~\rps·· "'oulrl be taken lJl an attempt to have lhe ruling rr \·crserl . H~!ferty said the 1;c Uo;1rd of Regrnls. or which he is a mr mbcr, hopes the case "'ill go clear to the U.S. Supreme Cour t and the panel will r ule "that sociely ha~ a right to protect it."4'1f fro1n its enernie! and docs not have to subsidize the con· ~piracy." l\liss Davis. a Negro, has continued to (See RAFFERTY, Page 2) TreasL1rer Joll Report Sparks New Skir1nish A running ~kirm ish O\'rr n1uniclpal mailers may fla re up significantly at the next Costa !\lesa Cily Counci l meeting v..·hen the Issue of a city treasurer - diplorn ~tically avoided l\londay - comes up again. Pi$cusi;ion or a srcc:ia l re[Y!rt compiled by a l..o_s Angele~ consull<111L !1rrn ur gin g ;.i holitiou of the O)(! !1lu lc1r office 11'tiS sched uled bu t foresl<ill ~d as the battle sh;iped up. The report pul together by Grif· fi>nhagen·l\rO<'gcr Inc, 1·oslin g $965.95, i;uggesls shifting the trrasurer's nominal n1ont hly dut ies lo Fina nce Director Robert Oman. Ci ty Councilman \\'i\li am L. ~t. Clair, v,·ho pushed hard for the study alnng wi th Collnt ilman George A. Tucker, now i:c. 1horough!y Uisg ustrd by the findings an~ has issuOO a lengthy dtsscnlint: report .dgalnst it. St. Cl air's dnC'ument, ranging fa r from the treasurer matler 111 crrtain sections, \\•as prrscntcd In lrlJnw r uunr l\m Pn shortly before lhc n1rC'tu1s and Lo th~ pre ss aftrr it cnn1·cn{'rl. \'ice !11,1yor Robert tll. \'.'il,nn im- rncdi2 lelv no1rrl tl1ot he llarrly had 11 m~ 1,1 s!.arl .-per11sing lhc dol·11rncnt <l uring <linner and saul hi s reactions Lo \\htil he read were negn li\'r. He added Iha! St. Clnir himself com· plained se\'eral rnonths ago abou t niat· ters being sprung on councilmPn wi!hout a.dequate lime to pon1tcr them and movC'd a t~o-wcck or one-month delay of the discussion. Una"·are of distnbu11on to nrwspapcr~. the vice mayor said he hoped St. Clair w(luld keep ·hi5 paper confidential until c:ouncihn~n could 1veigh il individually ;i nrl (Onfer in npen scs~inn . SL Clair said he h;1d already l1andcd r op1r ... to the pr ess. "Bill , \\'C elc~<:t a n1avnr and \1•e ~o thrnui.;h the mayor Tl1;i1 's wha l we rlrr!, him fl)r," said '\'1lson C()!J1ly, "! (l on"t ll11n~ ~·ou'rr pla.1·1nl! 1h,.. i::aml' of protocol (See THEASURER, Page 21 LA Coun lyG rand Jury 'fo P ro he Haid Death LOS ANGELES (1\Pl -The cnl1nty grand JUry announced lO<lay iL will 1n- \ ts!lga te Nov. ~ !hr f:i la l shootini; nf a \\'liiltier man by a Vcrnnn pol1r!'! olfir.er during, a narco!1C'S raid earlier lh15 i:nont h. Hey~·ard Henry Oyer, 22. \\'as ~t ruck Oct. 3 by a bullet from a rifle held by J)etective Sgt. f"r;ink F:. S\vccncy. "'ho '\';:1:, among several nflicers 1n an apart- n1ent above the room where !Jyer was holding his ch ild. Orange Coast \feather Those desert 1vinds are slowing down :ind shoulrl sive way to cloudy skies on Wednesday. Look for a high or about 75 on the Orange Coast and oYcr the 80 mark inland. INSWE TODAY l\futu(ll f11nrf .~/i(lreliolder1 have hod a bod yPa r nnd Jina"· Ci(ll colum11i1L Syl via Porter dis· c11.~ses tvhot ra1~ be don e obo11t it -1/ 011ylhi11a -on Page JO for'lay. Jr 's t/1e 5lurt ilf a fou.r· part serie s. C••l .. rft<I • M•vt•• " C+•nl!lit H ·ll MUllt•! l'Wf181 .. Cern1<1 " N•H ... 11 N1w, .. , (1'9HWVr• " Or•ftff (OUll!f • Dell~ !'IO!l(tt • 31fwl• '"''ff " l'<fl .. •l•I , ... • l"'8f'fo , .. ,, EMeMalll'"•RI .. lllH:t "''"'"" 1 .. 11 1'111.,.ct 11·11 'tet1vhlo11 .. W.<lot:Off .. '~"''" " ••• l ........ .. W1ltl'lt< • MllllH• • W1r lt ·~· .. , Mttllll•I • w ......... ,. ..... 1J.lf ., 2 DAILY PI LO T C Ke1u1 edy TV {rape Played At Hea1·ii1g WILKES-BARRE , Pa .. (rr ll -A !wo- t.lay hearing on a request for an autopsy un the bndy of ~l ary Jo Ko~rhnr ended tnday aftrr a [df)C (if l' S. Sen. Edward !'-1. Kennedy's 1t'IC'\'lSCd r:.:pl<.1n:i tion of 1he • 1t1ly 18 aecklt>nt 1n which tl1c girl ditd \\as pl ayed in Ule courtroom. Luzerne County J udgt Bernard C. Bromin ski said he voould givl.' 2~ hour~ 11;:[1ce before announcing his rul in g on the r rqucst by a 11 th o r it i e s from :.la.s~arhuselts for an autopsy nn the body r1f !ht girl 111 ho died in a tidal pond in Kenncd,\''s subme rged aulo off Chap· paq:.iiddick lsl.:ind. ~lass. Jose ph Kopeclln c, lather of t11r girl, t C'~t10ed earlier that permiHing an autopsy on his daughter .. ,.,,ould be jusL like another funeral. \Ve have had it." The fatht>r, speaking in a barely audi· b!e voice, said he and his 1vi!e, \\'ho wa:oi not in court, felt authorities "had their chan~e. \Ve absol utely do not \Vant it n O\V Edmund S. Dinis, a ?ltassachuset!'.'; di~trict attornry v.·ho is seeking the autopsy, did not cross-e xamine Kopechne r!uring his one-mniute. appearance on the ~!;ind. Di nis rested his C'aSP.. during the mor n- jn:; session after Cyril 1-1. \Vccht, chief pathologist for Al legl1eny County (Pa.). trslified an autopsy on a body exhumed :ilttr four to six inonths could be '·quite f niitful.'' Asked lo eslirnate the value of ·an ex· It rnal examination done at the time the. i;:rJ's body \Vas recovered. \Vecht said '·To consider an external e,xamin<ition the f',1d process of a n1edical and legal in- \c.c.tigation is absurd ." Dun Gifford, \Vashing1 011. D.C.. a legislative aide to Sen. Kennedy \Vho w;is called as a v;-itness by a Kopechne al· torney, Joseph F. Fl<inagan, said he was Ce !ayed until July 20 in rf'turnlng with the body lo Pennsylvania because of bad 11·eatber. Jfe said he also lhoL1ght "!here \\"<IS ;i question of lli'hether there 1vas a hold on the body for possible autopsy." Dinis, 1he first witness at today's ~rs~ion. fC's\ified he ordered an autopsy (J'l the girl t11 0 days aft er ~he died but was told lhe body had been flown to Pennsylvania, After finishing his testimony, the district attornC'y asked !he. courl to place in the record a hand1\'ritten statement 1'.ennedy gave police concerning the ac· ctdenl and a videotape of the se nator·s teieviscd explanation of the tragedy. From Page 1 RAFFERTY • • • rece:ve her S9.864 annua l salary ,1-hi!e ar- peahng her d1.0 rn1ssal through univer.sily channels. A ~ked Y..ha l ~he lllriugl1\. the regtnts wo11ld do next, she rcplltil . ''They\·e done a lot or really crazy fhing.<,: alrea1y. l'l"f' given up trying to see ,;iny rationalit y in thei r behavio r." ltegent Elinor Helle r of Atherton said ''Jn view of previous court decisions, J'n~ not surprised the regents' action l\'as declared 11nconsti!utionaL \\'hat surprises mr 1 ~ such a quick dcri~ion." Former Gov. Edmund G. Bri"llvn sa1rl he believed the court decision v.·as ""!eg2!ly correct '" "It i~ not ;::i fJl lP~\irin flf 11hf'thf'r vnu fa>'or it or :iol," Brown sai d. •·1 thin k ·the rrl.!"n\s kno1v lhfv \1rre \ITOng cind I think 1Go\_ Rnn ald l l!e;i~an knew it ,\·,1~ Ju~t. a pol1t1cal gr;ind ~l.1nd <•n his p;i r\ .. State SC"n II L. H1chnrd sn n. formrr rnemli~r ;inrl f'n1pl riye 1\f !hf' Jvhn nirl'h ~r\1'1Pt~" C'-1llerl .J11rlgC' Parht a •·carer!' l<'fl1t 1 ., Thf' Arrarlia Rrpuhl1ran r 1t,..<l .1 1'J17 rrpnrt r•f !hr LC'_.:t:-.l:it11rr.·~ l 11. i\n1Pncan ,\J'l111t1r~ 1-r.n un1llrc 11l11ch rJ;;ted that 1n 1!145 r achl 11i·a ~ a gue_..,t i:peaker bc[orr lbc A1ner1r;.in 'i'riut.h !or Democraf'y. \1·h1 cl1 thr comm lltee con· !endf'd "foi!ows !'he Communi~t Par1v line ." . Pacht <ltcli.nrri lo rrnnn1f'n! ro n Ti ichardson·s state111enl. He 1ras 22 in 1915. .. DAILY PILOT OUNGI Co.l.'1 PUil\ !5MIN~ COM,AN'I l <>i:..rt N. W••' f'•eilde"I •rwS P'\1111\tllf.f J t c\:: R. 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"One customrr who brought some stuff back was a little insulting. but that's th r. only trouble v:e'v e had," he said. "Most of the people have been very nice. and of course we give them their money back i! lhev ask for it." CU RIOUS ~IDS ARRIVE AT SCENE OF NEWPORT TRUCK-CAR -BUS-POLE (:"Ql.l l511QN11 Phe•~ Driver Feel& Bump •nd, t '1e Next T'1ing '1e Knows, He's Out of Control At Albcrtson·s 1n Laguna Beath, l'ianager J erry Baines said, "\Ve will be dropping the entire diet line by Jetting the !=-Lock run out. A few people are still bu,Ying it , but we are giving refunds now and l imagine sales will come to a &landslill." He recalled the cranberry sca re of 10 yea rs ago. "The cranberry thing 1vas because thry lhought there were insecticides 1n the cranberries, but after a while. pc<1pl~ 1vere buying thern again like nothing had t'\'er happened," he not ed. Monopoly Game Beating Ends With Dad in Jail A Costa ~tes<i father \1 ho allegedly v.•hipped his son after the boy tried to sell his hand in a Monopoly game to his sister went lo jail ~1onday night on a child· beating charge. Michael T. Gallagher, 36, or 2230 Avalon St., \\'as scheduled for ar· ra.ignment on the misdemeanor charge today at 2 p.m. in Harbor Judicial District Court. ~tichael P. Gallagher, 14, and his sister Teresa, 15. were taken to the Albert Sit· ton Home in Orange for protective ~u~tody after reporting the Swlday night 1nc1dent. From Page 1 TREASURER ••• \vhen v;e gc.t hit 1vith fi ve or six pages of lhis stuff." ''I've delivered things to you at home before and you've said: 'Don't botller me 1vilh you r junk,' " St. Clair countered, althuug h he had seconded Wilson's mo· !Jon to delay discussion of the matter. !11uch of the St. Clair essay, which pro. inise~ to generate firc\vorks al tile Nov. 3 meeting, ranges far from. the specific topic. The four-and-a-h aU-pa!:e St. Clair docu· ment was nol read into the record by its ;iuthoi' and Y>'Ould practically require polnt-by-point reply. lt lacilly rejects the nearly $1,000 Griffenagen-Kroeger report. "Basically, I disagree with almost ('\"Cry\h1ng he say.~ 111 hrrc," /\1ayor A!1·1n L. Pin\;ley co111m('11lrd tnday, speci fically reh"lTtng t'l a complaint lha l. som e ex· cc11tivcs .ire 011-thc-job-trainccL "I \vou!d rC'n1ind !'ll r. St. Clai r that he i~ br.ing trained on the Job as a coun· c1lm<1n." said thr.. mayor, \Vhn did not ~<>und pleased in his tones about the pro- gress of tiis co1Jeaguc. "He ge ts paid the :;-an1f' ;is tl1f' mayor tl<•C" after 1~ J'ears on tile 3oh."' !11:iyor f1ink]ry f'Ont1nuc(L "This C:nffcnhagrn-1\rocgt·r report \IJS dcn1n.nded by St. Clair and Cou11c·11n1an Turkrr. Since the report rloes not sui t ~l r. :-.t ( l.i1r . hr i., nr'l.; .in;; lo acc cp1 it," the 111 1\"~'r :<11'1 \11' added lh:it ii '''''111., llll1 lr 111 rrq\ir•I, ;11'v other ~\:.r1:1,1! 1 cp{l1·1 ~ 011 c 1 1~ 1~:;1a·~ 1f 1111 <.' arr l1l h? rPJe tlrfl hrca11' e they do h• I Hllf •! 111 I I o•r, I"[ 11111~\:ii"' 1•p l11\f\11 \p 11!1f' II.I· 1111•!1 11i r• 11f!1tt' of ("I"\~\,\ \\t'·;:1 ~II'>' trr;i .. ur • r r1111 I'.' th<' l;itr \\'. r . 'C1 n1C .... f1r~l and 0111\ 111'1!1 lo 110\d (he P' :1 aJlrr !hr titv 11·,1<. 1nrl)rporatrd. \J r_ 1\1"~ died la'I ~rr1n~ :ind the 1~:;ue h;i~ r11;i\\1111rd 1111 1l•.<,o\lrd lhr1111~l1 ~rvcra l pablic d1scu~~1{lns . pr11 :itr ( 111111cd 111- 1rr1•lcws nf fl\f'. arrlu·a11ts, for lhe post a11rl the cn~1 ro1rr~1a l ~tnrly_ Cn1111ciln1cn Tur krr and. SL C!:>1r hn;!" p11~hcd for 1·rr11\1011 of a ~e p<ira!e city rrr~~u rr r 10 ;i(t as a f111;111r:ia ! watcndoi::: 11·1\h full dep;rr1111rnl. lv~ad dut\rs instead 11f thf' SlOO·rer-monlh c1tli:cn-[1gurr.head sy<.tr.1n. The reprirl !hey for("cd at a C'o~t "' nearlv ~l,000 l'llJ:gests rlin1in:iting the 01d piist 3nd turning 01·rr lhr rluli+-s -manv of thc1n no\v \\·l1hin hi~ realm -lll f in an ce Director Robert Oman. Mesa Missionary Meet in Prog ress Tl1e F1lur1h Annnal T>.lis~·1nnary Con- 1.erPn ce of !hr Ccn lral B1blr Church. 2:lrrl S!reet ;i nri nrangr Avl'n\le. is now in prn- grr~s and "ill con11nU\' lhrou~h Saturday. Th\" !1r1'. Dr. l"ny T ~tarr1. p:i ~l r•r nf the Emmanuel 1''aith C;)111n1u11i!y Churcl1 nl EscondidQ, V.'ill speak Tuesday through Friday nigh ts at 7 f) 111. l 'sing 1hc co11fct1'fl\"" thr111r. "Lrt i..;_._ Lubor While There is Light," Dr. ~l arf'.t v.·ill discus:<: a rC'cc nt trip lo various n1iss\on fields nf thr. 1vorld. Representat11"es fron1 ch ureh-i;upportrd mission~ in Ethiopia. Japan, th~ PhiHr· pines. El S11lvador 11nrl the U.S. \\'Ill de.<1r-rihe fh('ir 11"Prk. All n1ectings arc oprn In thr p11hl11·, Ill egal ~u ntrihul ion s LOS ANGEt.ES 1t.:Pl1 -thr Flunr Corp. of Los Angclrs 11i·as indicted t-.lon- llay on fl\'e count:; of making i!IPgal cOn· 1ributions to unidentif ied candidates in 11residt>nl1al and tongre~sional elections lhroughou t the naiion. The brother and sister told .JuvPoilr Investigator Linda Geisler they were playing ~tonopoly with their father when young Michael tried to cheaply sell his part in the popular in vestment game to Teresa. -They said their father forbid him to dn so, then beat him on the face , head and back, 6ending a younger child for a two- foot-long board allegedly used to beat hlm still further. Miss Gallagher, who objected, said she was struck several times during the in- cident and clalmed she had to block a blow with her arm to avoid being clubbed in the head. A younger child who reportedly cried nut it was only a game was reportedly threatened with punishment. according tn statements taken in the case. Badham, Schmitz To Talk to GOP Assemblyman Robert Badham a nd Slate Senator John G. Schmitz will be the featu red speakers Thursday when 1he Newport Harbor chapter of the Califom1a Federation of Republican Women meets at the Newporl.er Inn. Schmitz (R-Tustin) and Badham 1R- Newport Beach) will address U1P. Carousel Room luncheon meeting of thi:- GOP group following the chapter's business meeting. scheduled for 11 ·30 ' rn Tl1r lun{'heon rnrcl!ng is open lri th\' public 1·ro11• Page 1 SEX CLASS • • • 1 did it's brcause so1ne of these things arc pretty frightening." she cnntinued. "There is no 1vay ~o put icin g 011 \'D or dnigs. Sometintes truth is more frighten- ing lhan a story."' Discussion lurncrl on t.hings the cla~~ h:irl !ra rnt d \l'.11t'hin;:: rnri1·1r::. Fnr 1h~ ~<'-" f'duf•;i11on Jl'1 r1 (•f the r·n11rsr lhrv arr "t;1rl to \\'oman" <ind "Boy t'l /llan;' n101·1c<: 1\'1dely used for :irDar;i\e sho\1'ing 111 !!"iris 11nd boys in school d1strirt..s 1h<1~ 11nn'1 ha\r ;i :,ex f'rl11 rn l1nn prn~·rr111i . ,'\1) 11ri11rn n1a(rr1;!ls ;ire. 1•~L·rl fnr ·"''' t'1lucalin11 instrurt10n in lhe (,ardrn <-:1·n1·r t:n1fied Districl. nothing 1hal ciln h" takrn rt\\'<lY from cl<>.ss ·and sn1ckrrt(! (lier. !ns1ruct1011 is ;ill bv moires, ~pca kers (partlcularly for !hC dnig por- ti,;n ·1 anrl class discussio11. Pa rents are in1'ited to sit in cla ss anv time, but not their own child's clJss. ,\ da ily assignment for Hie ~tudrnts is tn rliscuss \1·hat \\'as 1alked about in clas~ 11·\th their parents. "Ho1Y many of ) J\l ca n ;i ~k ~our parents fJlJ estions and gP I. good ans\1•ers," J\1rs. ~l arsh asked the class. About hal f the children rai sed their hands. "Good for yo u i;uy.~ ... she said. '"That's terrific." \\lien asked hnw 1hry thQ11ght th~ course could be l1npro\·ed, students ~aid lh<'Y \vere mo~t interested in drugs and 1vould like to see more time given to that. They didn't th ink much of the fan1 Hy life portion hetause it \Yas boring, treated !hem lik(' sissies and dldn"t tell them any!hing the.v didn't already kn ow. ~lrs. ~1.1rsb asked ahoul l'hr sex edura- lio11 portion anrl one gi rl \'Olunleered thr t1pin1on, "\\'r"re c;{)l"ered 11·ha t needs to \)(' ' .. "Yes, rigl1l now for your age," ~tr~. 1l~11rsh said. St>X discu5~ion for .seventh grarltr.~ also i11r.1ll"es. the unplC'asan lry one boy lirought up of havi ng lo kiss grandma good ·h~'. '"1 kn01v, there"::; nothing you like less,"' ?\1rs. ?\-tarsh said . "But whal if your parents just cu l !his off. You 'd mi ss it.., ll l esa W 0111an Dozes, (ar Hits Utility Pole /\ Costa t-.le~a v.·n1nan doze<l off at !he ,1·herl early lriday and continuf'tl straight in~1e.irl 0r 1.1kiu~ a eurve in 11·tor1a ~trret, cr.1sh1ng lnlO a U1illl}' role Al Can~'On Drivr, police ~aid. F.:H:iabrth P. Ri('h, ~9. or 2128 Hepubl 1c A1·r. v.·:..s treated for cuts and al)raslon5 :it to.~ta t-.1esa t-.tcmnrlal Jl nspital and n l"a~cd rollowing the 3 a .m. accidc.nt.. Boulder Truck Runs A1nuck· ' Driver in Luck 1\ tn1ck loadC'rl 11'1lh hea1y hn1Jld cr.t; fo r \\"r.o;t Ncwport"s groin prOJC'CL sides\1·1ped a ear fo.fonday aflernoon, crossed a bu sy inlC'f .'J'.C't !lon . bn1shrd a sch:x:il hus. lhc n sheared off a po11·rr polr. But no one wa s injured, relieved pol ic e recounied today. Nick l,01us !'iw11111e~'. 21, Norco. driver of the heavy trutk. told offi cers he tried to change lanrs rin Nell'port Bov!eva rd nC'ar 47 lh Streel al 3.25 p.m. and f('Jt a bump. Thal \\'as 11 tar <lr1ven by r h1l1p ~l rLaughlin, .17. nt t70J \V. Ba!b::>a []J 1d. S\1·inney told police. he lost control nf the truck after that coll1~inn <1nrl C'rosr.cd lhe in\erset.·t1on, bn1sh1ng Lhe front ol the b11.;. c1np1y r xrrpt rrir flr1 r er Jo;inne !':rans, 41. of 2142 Orange /\11c. Costa ;..fe~a. 111e bus WtlS slopf>ed rn1 ·17th ~1 rer1. After hilling it, the truck continued Jn 1he wrong lanes of Newport Boule1'ard and she ared off the. po\ver pole.. The only injuries, ofl1crrs :;:::iHf, \1·rrc Swin11ey's coinplaint of niinor pa111.~ lo hL~ uppe r body. He wa~ not hospitalized. Damage lo the lrut k anrl rar 11i·as 1n ex- cess of $200 to e:::ich vehicle. Denis to the bu ~. polii::e sai<l , 11icr" minor. !I 11·;is lhr ~crnnd •r ;1~l1 <1]0ni: 1J1r Or<inge Ct1<1st 1n as n1a11y d<1ys 1111·olv1t1~ a si:liool bu.~. /\ 37-year·nld Fo11111a111 Va 11 r v hou~r11 Jfr 11i·a ~ killf'ct jl\011rlav mornirr• 11 hrn her car pl o11•ed into a Jo;ldcd bu:. ,; th at city. ;\ fe1v rhiltlrrn ~'ulfrrrd bnu~~ 111 !hr jolti ng crash. 1 C U RRIC U LU ~i • • h1ld the Chamber's con1mlltee abouL lhP i:1vC'sliga1ions lntn se x education or 1he J;arbor Council PTA . Shr said spea~crs -and v.-nrk~hnp~ 11crr- :irranged for C'ach ~chool PT:\ 11111! and a 1esolt1!ion asking for a ~rx rdtlcation pro· g1a1n 1nrl11drd in ncwslellrrs to parents. ,~1 th" rnd of a ~l'<ir , 11l!h studv :ind ;1 1,1tt at al lc:i~1 1hc br,ard lr1·c1. ;he ~.1111 1hr fthn11! d1~tr1r1 !'T,\'s b.:illntc«I 21 111 J;i\'rw n( lhr rco~nlul1011, fotJr opposed. 11n1• <iii.-t;.Jn and 1110 1H1 <111s11 cr. Thf' fi ndings and \'ole rr:.u\I l)h'n 11 rrr P•'CJ,r111rti 1n tli<' ~rhnol b0:ird 111 )11,,1• t :~i . :c.hr ~<lid. Th~il l<'d to study b,v s0hoOi prr.sonnJ'! a11cl dunng 1he sun11ner" J'.)6:1, preparation or 1he 110\\"·.~11(']\'td r ut·· rl culu1n for kindergart en through J2l h 1;radr.. YOUR ".T.h~y may go back to sucaryl (an <1rt1flc1al sweetener that contains no cyclamale), and I read somewhere that Pepsi is going to use a very small amount of sugar for their diet drinks," he added. At A('ord's ~farkel, 283 Broadway, Laguna Beach, Glen Acord said "\Ve're going along with the companies 'thal sell the merchandise and are still leaving it on the shelves. \Ve've had no refund re- quests." But . he. added that the independent store IS now selling "verv little" in the ~·ay 01 diet drinks. · At Safeway, 1000 Bayside Drive. Nc1l'port. BcaC'h, manager Bob Clark said ~hat sa le~ of the diet food "have been cut In half, at !east." '' ~s ~f now, v.'e are not anticipating pulling it off lhr. shelves until January " he saiC. ' Mel Lloy, manager or ?\Iarket Basket 1150 lrvine Ave., Ne\vport, is waiting t~ hP.ar from the store '.~ corporate off icet;. ··Not. n1rire !han three people 1v anted to I iring the stuff back," he said_ '."iVe. expect. .i:norc, but 1vc·re probably goin g lo learc it on the shelves and just lC't it run out," C"ll (l1-r~· said ct1s!ro1nrrs h:id .slopped buY- 111~ a11d 11 rrc bringi ng back unopcnfd I ;1rl0n~ Of /JI(•( ~OdtJ. , 1\11d _at fli 1 charcfs Lido i'\larkct , 3·133 \ 1a Lido, Ne1vporL Beach, clerk J im . "\Ve have brcn rC'lumlng their money because we hare mainly good rstablishrd l'U.~toi~crs and 11·e don"L 11ant to lo:;c thr-111 ' Joe S<Jld. .\l Thriftimart, 270 1 l!;irbor Bl vd .. < nSlil .\lcs:i, m;:inagrr Art Ayvazian said TRANS PL ANT .. 1111c '<'il r ago , 11 1lc11 he \\"as alrr;;dv ]J1'1ng ••11 l,'"11'101\••d t1n1r. lhrtt thc v ha·d deep t.,1ti1 111 God, their fl 1ends, ·thr staff :Jt 1\Jf, ~ln;u Jlo~pit:i), and of course i.h~:11sc l 1c:s . · f\·e go1 to g•1'{' a lol of l'red1! to my 111f{', for h;11 i11g the bacl;bone to go lhrc1•:i;:h <111 th1~."' \Vr1rnicz ~aid !11on dav .Hr. also c~prr~~cd deep gratitude to th~ Sefn~otll fan1itv. ·1\"e expect 'in rcn1.:i 1n in co nt<iC'I ," he said. lie. \1npr \ 1'1 rclurn to 1\·or\; soon. but. .111~1 when de.pends on hi;; continutd prngrr~."- . Tlv11r<; 11111 1;ikt: 11111r-. 11 (' 1! I'~ l1;1o::k tn n0r111a l \':1rrnir: .. 'hul c\rn 11•)11· greeot ' r~1 r11luallv lift." ~aid th1_:. is JUSI. 1111 1 \lod e ! T ~!ri ppe d \I li111I !h<'I' tol rl f.111~· !'1!:1rti11 h1~ 1927 il\ot:r 1 T ll'a;; f1n1~hcd. thry meant 1l l1trrnli1·. • ~1 1trt 111. 11f z:ia Norlhumbcr1and A1•f' (Jf;;t~.c~. nr nvrd to pick llp the 1nod11ied ro,1dstcr cit 2096 Harbor Blvd., Cos1a ?\f P~a. Jn.-! found S39~ '\\"Orth of ac- (_e~.-;urlc.~ ~!t"ippcrJ. Yovr Omrg'1 .Snit~ .l Str\llCt A ~tn(y At another Costa ?llesa grocery. Alph:i ~eta's store at 241 J~. 17th SL, J im 111· lngi.\'orth. the manager. said, "lt"s I.on early to tell if there 's been any drop in sales.'' He added, "H the pub!lt· doesn't want to buy them , I guess \l'e'll take them off the shelves." In Huntington Beach, the nianager of V.on's store 90, \VhO declined to identJly himself, said, "An y inlormation on this has to come out of our El ~1onte head· quarters." And a spokesman there said, ''Thi."" thing hit the industry like a load of bricks." He added that he had heard thaL some diabetics have been stocking up on the soft drinks, and that thus far, therr. ~as been no clear indication of a change 1n consumer buying patterns. Like Von's, ~1ayfair Market declined t•) comment. Cornparison Set Befor e R epairs On A ir Systern 'The air conditioning S\'S!cn1 ls out of killer in the Co.~!a i\lesii: City Hall and Police Facility. but il won ·t do to hold off rr pairs unHl ne}.L 1vinte r. The \\'Orn bearings run 1t1r heating Lnil ts also. Costa ~1esa Ci ty Council membcro:; voted flt onday night to c'hec k around wi th otrer companies before purchasinl! rLp.!acement components valued at S2.()()(t frorn the manufacturer. ?\layor Alvin L. Pinkl ey said I.he ci1 y has encounteretd nothing but trouble ;n t h~ two and a half years ~ince the unit.s \\'ere installed and said !hat was a ralhrr brief prriod of 11i·ear, ""You're right J'vl r. t-.ltlyor," sa id Fred Scrs:ib;;I. assista11t cil y manager, "we've h;1d no thing but lroublr ." tl laynr Pinkley a!:i\;C'd about the po:-~ibi lil y of legal action to recover a portio~ of the an1ou n1, especially In Hg'h t of disclosures tha t the architect'1 mech.:inical engineer never approved the installation. Sorsaba! v.·as optimist1c. "The Hnnry11·rll Corporation does nnt 11kr th is sort of thing," he explainer!, "11;~ h<n -f.' ~very _ re.,~on lo be optim\.<;tic something \I'll! be u:nrked out" D espondent Mesa Wicf o,v 1'akes Lif c A Costa J\le.<ci hou,c111fe, de~rronrll"n! n. r r the drath of hrr h1Fband l hrC'~ 11·erks ;ign, v.-;:i~ found rl ead herself ?\·lon. d,1v. holding his A1nerlcan Legion cap. Doro1h.v C. J\1ngnid rr, 70. 111" -10it fi prnard Place. left a note saying ~he had lo be with him, accord ing to the Orange. <:oun1y Coroner's office_ Invcsti'gators hs!cd her death as n suicide . 0 OMEGA --'---'"°"' •ilM 'II t 'ti-• ~•'Y t fl!'.O 0..,1~• Sp ood,,,ulu "•te~ .... <•rrv .... , •t l1t!ocl •ith- n .. o ••1 111 odll:e 1 j;o~ ~., NASA lo bo "o'" hy eJ, "''' o• n ..... oe•. 1•. nco~•ltio•, i•~ly • ••· ,,.,,,j f <>r .,.,\lor.to, WATCH\'\( ll~'i' Cl""""°' FREE "'"'" "' 'reud I• to yew• 1u•ho,/11d Om•1• j1 ... 1l1r. 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Do1v1a the Mission Trail School Building Plans Approved SAN J UAN CAPlSTB.ANO -Plans have been approved for construction o[ n1! elen1entary schoo l on Del Obispo St rel'L on property adjacent to Forster Junio r l ligh Sthool hrrc. 011ly minor changes \\'ere made by the. bo;i rd of trustees of lhe Capistrano Ur:il1ed School District before approvir.g ll:e facility which \Vlll contain ap. proxin1a lcly 4~,000 sriuare feet with a c;ipacily of 738 students with 25 leaching ~tations. e Slim Cla s< li /aled l\.1JSS ION VI EJO -l!nusewives who \\'ould like lo take off pounds while they are doing their housework are invited lo join the Sli m 'n Trim l'iass here at the recreation center. Sessions are \\1ednesday momini::s between 9 and JI a .m. r-.tiss Caryl Davidson ins1rucls the class 11·hi ch ad· \·ocales ''dancing it off'' \1•it h techniq ues dcsignld to accompany basic household ch ores. Call the center al 837--4084 for furthe r lnfonnation. Cotu1tian Killed In llcadon Crasl1 A La l lnbr.1 man tlied in the v:reckage of his c;i r car!y today as the auio smashed heatl-on into a Lruck al a Ful- }er1on intersection. Fullerton police idcntifif'rl the vlctiin as D.:ivid \\leishaupl. Z9. Officers said he \1•as alone in the ciir. Two n1en in the truck v.·hich colli'ded \\'ith \\lcish.1upl 's car csca~d v.·ith only mino r injuries, Ofieers said the driver. Dou glas R.1y L1Jsher, 33, of Port l;ind. Orl'gon and his p~sscngcr La\\-rence Bradley ?ililligan. 2~. of Brea, were allowed lo go horne aftrr emergency hos pital treatn1ent. The accident is sti ll under inv estiga1ion by Fullerton police. Steiu.l1aus Rites Scl1ec1 ul ec1 Friday 1\Tcmorial fune ral service." for r;iincrl l~G Irvine scien1 i~t Dr. Ed\1'ard A. Strinhaus 11•ill be held Fr1rlay. Dr. St.cinha11s, :=i4, or 2415 Blackthorn ~L. Newport Beach, died Illondi.ly 1nom- ing in his sleep. fl·lcmorial sPrv iccs \\•il l be at II a.m. Friday al Corona de! ll'tar Conununily Congregational Church. 61 l Heliotrope Ave., the Rev . Phill ip Murray officiating . Prh'atc buri .11 ·w1!1 foll ow at Pacific Vif'w l'rlemo ria l Park, Corona del l\1ar. Dr. Ste1nh:ius is ~ur\i\"Cd by his \~·1fr. t-1abry; l'hildrl'n , Tim and rinrty, of the hnn1c. and i\l argartl Goct1., of l!olland : hi!" 1nothr-r. ;\J r.;. 1\ Ii 1' ,. ~tr-1nhaus, and brothers Halph. John and James. Lag una Approves UNICEF Drive \\'i!h the ble~s111i:: nf the City Co11ncll, Lagu na Beach youngsters v.•ill be able 1.o cornhinc !heir llalloween run \\•i1h lending a helping hand to Jess forlunt c children In other lands. Adele 1pscn. Laguna rcprlsen1 ative or the United Nations Coastline Chapter, v. ill guide this year's "Trick or Treat for UNICEF'' program, proceeds of v.·hich \~·ill go to the United Nations lnterna· tional Children 's Emergency }<'unrl. Children 1vho v.•ish lo participa te may obtai n official coll ec tion containers from Illrs. Ipsen, 127 1 Cliff Dri ve, nr call her at 4~4-4320 for delivery of the kits. Also availabl e at l\lrs. lpsen 's home are UNICEF Christmas cards. . , -' •' t Ai.~ . • ' l ' ' . ' ., ' ) ~ _, ; i\:f!: • • )fr ' ' ' ,,:"<~ I" • ' ARTIST'S DRAWING DEP ICTS McDONNELL DOUGLAS CONCEPT OF 50-MAN SPACE STATION Spinning Through Space, A Gi ant Lab from Wh ich to Probe the Un known Space Station Plans Told Huntington's Astronautics Chief Predicts 1975 Orbit By RUDT NtEDZIEl.SKI or !~• C•tlY Polo! ~!Ill Designs for 3 12-man earth.:irbiling .SJX!Ce station v.•ere revealed Iltond;iy by an engineer for !11cDonncll OQugl;1 s AstronaulK'S Ccmpa11y 1n Hunltngton Br.1clL Speaking before lhe annu:il rncc tinir <if t11e American Institut e <if Acron;111l.h'S and Astrona utics in A11nb•·i111 , Frit z C. Jlungc, !i1cDonnell Douglas prog ram n1:inager for adv<1 nced sp;-ic:c :-.tc11 1on~. !'i<lid the station could be placed into orbit by a S;;iturn V <ler1v(lt!ve vehicle by 1975. Shuttle \'Chicll's of an advanced lifting body conf iguration, he said, eould frrry the ere\\' to the orbi\lng co1np!cx, if 1hc teurrent r.'.l \e Of tcchnologic<i l progr('SS conti nues. "In thrre to fi\'c years," Runge said, "'this 12-nian space station could grow Ill· to a 50-man space base by t he adchl1on of esscnllally duplicate modules 10 the original one. ''As many as five modules with dif- fere nt lypcs or experi ments coulrl be clustered to form such a space base travelin g abnu t the earth in a c1 rcul;i r 250-nautical-milc path. E.::ich n10(1ulc v.·ould be a five-floor structure, 33 Ice~ 111 ·t: Quiet Propeller Airport Ans\vcr? A nC\\', fJUict propeller \1·as heraldf'!rl r.I onday by l11·0 scienti.~ts :it lhc American Institute nf Al·ronautirs an<I Aslrnnau!ics Cnn ventlon in Anaheim a<.,, 11o~s 1hle 1ncthocl of reducing no1~c al lorat a1rr.o rt.;. 1 ;r.1r.1~e Ho~r11 :1111! C:i rl !1 nlir h:i1'h, 1110 rl'~.1rcher$ ::it ll :i1111hru1 :-itnnd:irc!, :1 rh1 is1or. of L:r11tC'd Atr\'r:if!. s;i1 1l the nois1· prohteorn hrt•(1n1l's enn1r10LJndi·d 11"1!h re- <'cnt cnr.~irtrr;1\1<1n ~ of shurt tnkc off nnd lJnd 1n~ 1STOL ) .1 nd \'crv short !ak~' o!f ;ind k1ntl 1ng j\'-STOLJ Pinn:; 111 hc:n1ly p0pulaLed e11y cen ters. The l •f'll' prnptller 11·nukl jrdtJCf' no 1:-r lo <i s1gn1 lir~111tly low 2.)-:lll dec ibel lcv~·I 1l1rn11gh sc1'er.1I clc~ign 111no1a!inns, i11- r ludrng Jnwrr llP sp1•rU, le:-.:-ll'C1gh1 and .i different bl ade shape. Billy Crahan1 to J\Ia rk Nixon Prayer Day \\'ASIIINGTON (AP) -The Rev. Bill y r.raham 11·i!1 <leliver hrief remarks an<l a bened iction \Ved nesday at a '·Nal1ona l Day of Prayer" br cakfa.')t al the \Vhtte llousc. Prcsidenl i\ixon lias invited prayer group~ from the House and Senat e lo a l· tend the hrcakfast. 11nd a sena tor vo'ill read the scriptures aL the o\Jscrvance. l11:1n1c!l'r and 40 feel in length."' Once pl;it•cd in to orbit, the pr imary purpose <if the station will be to provide .::ir1 ~ ... tra-tl'rrestr1al base from \Vhi ch to conduct cxperin1cnts in astronomy, spa ce ~e1cnct·, ITIC'Leorology, marine life, gcol· ,,gy , ;:iir and \1•nlcr pollution. crop di sea se <J11ri other glob;:il pheoomena. !'ipt•t111l mnterlals may some <l ay be proce~~cd in th e \veigh tlessncss and VilCUtnn in outer space and experimenis in that (Jireet ion \Vil! be conducted by the J 1r~t rncn lo inhabit the station as well. As <Jn e.~a 1nplc of such proclu c:tion, Hunge t·itcd th e possihilily that vaccines can be' gro\·10 laster in spacC', thus pro- 'ul1ng a qu icker reaction capability to counter epidemics on e.1n h. J{ungc said the space base \vould $erve ;1<> the control center for the free-flying nioc!ules \\ hich \\'OU!d maintain a :-.f'pariJ\e orbit because or C'fflucnt and \Lb rations problen1s that might affect the l'Xf)CtllllClllS. The unma nned modules would be c,1 pable (J f carrying out their own scicn- t1tic rx pJora t1ons autom<111cally and cou ld lie dockctl to the central base al ~'ill, ac- Ll.ll rt1ng lo Bunge. Portion s nf tile b;;sc could be rota ted around a central core to provide artificial gravity for vis itors unfam iliar \vith ex- trnded periods of \\'eighllessness. Six months \\'ould be tho maxiffiiim tin1e a crewman wo11ld remain in space base. ciccording lo Run.qe. Electric power would be developed either tl1rough large solar panels or lhroug h nuclear power if lhe technology is sufficiently advanced at that time. Between 25 and ICl!:l kilowatts of electric power v.·ill be necessary to operate equi~ 1nent in the station. That is 25 lo 100 times as much electrical power as in tile aver:1gC' Southern California home. tl1c1Jonnell Dougl as scientists Robert L. Gerva is and Vern D. Kirkland said p!)\\'er ren uirl'mcnls for the 50-man base would be · increased to JOO-kilowatts and would bc~t be handled by two nuclear reactor ~")'s1cms weighing S0,000 to 75,000 JXlUnds, Initia l power requirement for the 12· n1an station would be about 25 kilowatts. l\1cDonnel l Dougl as is one o[ tYlO Orange. County space indu stries who were recently awarded two parallel design feasibili1y contracts for space stations by NASA. The othe r is North Am erican f{ock\\•e!I Corporat ion's space systems division in Seal Beach. * Engineers, Medics Eye ' . -' -__ ( Better Communication Crnwing !'oncem abo ut the Jack of 1·na11nun1cat1on hl'\\1'ren ae r o s pa c e 1·11i:1nr-er<; and n1 l'tli1«1I personnel v.·a<; \ ."Jlt·e(t ,\1onftay a1 !he ann11<1 I meet1ni: uf :he lnst1tutf' r.r Ae ronautics a n d ;\~lron:i1111c~ 111 An:ihf'!m. "\\"c nr "d tCl cncuu r.1ge further cnn- l.1r1, 111 t•\rr·y 11,1y pOS!>1t1lr,'' said .Jnhn H1ll1ngham. ;1r11ng chirf of t h c h1n\i>1·hnolngy divi sion at NASA's Ames /ie<;carch ('cnti•r. II" ~1"tPll 1·d 0111. 1 h ~ nrerl for in· tr-r(l1\cipl111;irv r o1nmun1r;1t1011 during a p:1nel rl1scu~~i rin 011 the. impart of :H'r :i~pac•t• ~c1ent'e ;ind engineering on b111lng_v tind m0rl1c1ne. "The 1111plit'all Ons of such com- 1nu n1cal ion arr .')0 enormous lhal we ean'I. eve n begi n lo vis ualize them lo- da v." he s:11d. i~c added !hat Interdisciplinary in· lerac1ion \\'ill probably nnl be presenl un- 11 a fast, up-to-date informat ion ex- Auhrcy to J-lead l\felro NF.\V YORK (AP) -James T. Aubrey, forn1cr he.ado[ CBS-TV, loday was nam· rd pre..<;1denl and chief executive of ?ilctro..(;01<hvyn ti.·laycr, Inc. Tht• $0-yea r-0ld Aubrey replaces Louis Pol k who has held those ~sts sin ce January. change system is availa ble. "\Vhal we need is a streamlin ing of in- formation, sur h a,, a lrlephane syi.1en1 or d:i!<i ban k lo tell a resea rcher \\'hat is .ilready knO\\'n about a particula r subje<'t, and more importantly of v.·hat is cur- rcn1 ly gl'l1np; on." l3ill1np;har11 said it would pr oba bly lake 11) years before such a syste m would brcon1c renh ly. 1\leanwhilc ' ' .<:pi 11 -o ff s '' from ;i~tronaulir nl research arc find ing their l\'ay inlo th e bail iwicks (lf biologists, he ~;iirl. These include a method of predic- !1ng fish harvcsls, studying the gro1vth or al gae to prcvenl sea pollution and a system for monitoring bacteria In human urine samples. lllf!day, Octobtr 21, 196'1 S DAIL V PILOT iJ Trouble Hinted Soviets Ready Space Station By EDWARD K. DELONG The first manned space station to orbit the world may bear the red hanuner and sickle 0£ the Soviet Union . Space experts attending the aMual meeting of America's most prestigiou11 aerospace society Monday in Anaheim said the Russians already have flight tested all the elements of an embryonic space station and may soon attempt to create one. A major puzzle, they said, i11 why no such station 1,1,·as put together during the flight of Soyuz 6, Soyuz 7 and Soyuz 8 this month. The answer may be that trouble developed during the flight, they sa,J. 1'"ritz C. Runge, space station program n1anager for the 1i-fc0onnell Douglas Astronautics Company of Huntingtoo Beach, said the three space vehicles - carrying a total of seven cosmonaut s - CQnstituted the sections for "modules" of a total station. "They had s pace station equlpment up th ere," he told a news conference at the sixlh annual meeting of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. "They essentially have a minor space station right now that Is filghtworthy. I don't know why they didn't use it lancer • They may have had trouble." Another possibility, Runge sald, b that Lhe Russians Y.'ere testing the statioD comJXlnenis individua lly before trying a flight to link them up -a technique already demonstrated on earlier Soyu.i flights. He said he would not be surprised if the Russiam tried another flight soon lo link up several vehicles , The Ru ssians, although p o s 1 i b I y operating on a faster timetable than the U.S. are not ahead in developing the technology to build space stations, 11aid Charles R. Ellsworth, of the U.S. Space Agency . Ellsworth, manager of the agency'• early space station program at Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville. Ala ., said the U.S. today has all the lectmological know-how needed lo build space station. U.S. plaM call for a three. man orbital 1,1,·orkshop in 1972, followtd ln 1975 by a 12-man space station that would be enlarged, section by section, until 1t became a :;().man space base by 1980. Plans for tile space station were a ma- jor topic at the meeting today and Mon· day. i Laguna Council Studies Trash Disposal Issue Resalts of a detailed study of Laguna.'! trash disposal problems will be-presented to the City Council at a study seS!lion \Vednesday night Mayor Glenn Vedder and Councilman Roy Holm have been holding a series of meetings with twu experts on the 11ubject, John Lindley, whose Laguna Beach Disposa l Service Inc. has been serving the city for the past decade, and Tom Trulis, owner of Solag Disposal Company '''hich services South Lagun a, Dana Point and Capistrano Beach. Trulis would like to bid on the Laguna contract. The trash problem has been littering City Council agendas since early April, ·when Lindley requested a three-year renewal of his present contract, which expires Sept. 30, 1970. Lindley exptaintd that the job of co). lecling Laguna'!: trash requires long- range planning because of special loca l problems. It is necessary to replace trucks every two years becau~ of the Slide Lectures Set for Laguna School of Art Inneli Desenberg will pr~sent a new ~cries of slide lectures and museum lours fnr the Laguna Beach School of Ari and Desig n. beginning Nov , 12. Fralured in the tv.·!ce-monthl y 1eries, meeting at the school at 9 a.m, \Ved- nesdays through February, will be the Vincent Van Gogh ex hibi l .al the Los Al'gelcs County tl1uscum . A nat il'C of Gennany, ~irs. Desenberg \Va"-edueated in London, Madrid and at lhe University of Lausanne, and is an art history graduate ot the University of C.::il iforn ia at Berkele y. A v:ell-known art columnist, !!ihe also taught "Discusions aOOJt Art'' for UCLA exl cnsion <1nd has condu cted art tour11 and lectures for the UCI gallery asscciales. Enrollment In the setics will be limited. F1,rlher infonnalion is avallable a~ the school, 630 Laguna Canyon Road, 494· 1520. hilly topography and to ketp lllftidet'lt help to maintain two men on each truck for safety reason!!, he said. lie Also noted that, 111i1:1-"e 1ub9crtptian to trash plck·up service is not compulsory in the city, more than 100 businesses do not subscribe and, among resident! who do patronize the trash pick-up, there usually are more than 500 delinquent. ac· "'"""-After discussing the possibilities of compulsory trash pick-up and billing in cooperation with the water district, which could shut off water for nonpayment, the council named Vedder and Holm as a tw<>-man committee to delve further into the matter. Trulis entt>red the picture by sug· gesting that the city al!IO consider con· tract bid11 from outside f Ir ms, 1pecifically, his own. A!so due for council scrutiny 11t the study session Is a request from Earl Secor and other property owners in the 900 blocks of Glenneyre Street and S. Coast Highway that the city act lo open • tw<>-way dead-end alley running !Olllh from Thalia Street between the two traf. fie arteries. The Anita Street end of the alley wa! blocked to through traffic by construction of the Laguna Beach Mortuary in the 1930s. Secor states, and possibility of egress to GleMeyre Slrt"et was further bl ocked in the early 60s by construction of an apartment building. The request urging that the alley be opened to through traffic going south has been studied by the city staff, wbicb will report to the council Wedne11day. Actor Paul Lukas Injured in Accident PAL~f SPRINGS (UPI) -Academy Award-winning actor Paul Luka!!, 75, suf· fercd a fractured co\arOOne and ribs r.1onday night when his car was sideswiped and it slruek a utility JXlle. Lukas, who lives here, was alone at the time of lhe accident, which occurred two blocks from Desert Hospital. A hospital spokesman described his injurie11 as "very painful.'' Niguel Proje~t ·011' 6,000 to Occupy $23 Millio1i County Plant The North America n Rock\\·ell Corp. doe~n 't plan to sell its ziggurat to Howard Jlughes or anynne el.~. So said officials of !he corporation"s Autonetic!l division today when ques- tioned about a popula r rumor blossoming In aerospace ranks and other nooks and crannies of Oran~c Counl y. 'fhe story -\4''hich has variations on lhc theme -puts the seven -story \Babylonian pyramid) structure up for :ialc. :n r.scrow or you name it Not S-O, said Dwain C. Freeburg, direc- lor of Autonrtir.s Laguna Niguel faci lity. Although delayed by winter rnin s last year ar,d sumn1er strikes involv ing four 1lifrerent unions. worlt ill busll lng along towanl an occupation date of mid·l970, posi.1bly J uly. I Freebu rg said 5.000 l.o fi ,000 cmployr~ arf' lo occupy the $23 million facility in- itJally. They are, he said, Autonetics' data sys tems_ di\'ision jairborne computers ) and the tl1inutcman (I CB~1) progra1n managemenl group. Both arc slated lo mo ve from the Anaheim complex. F'reehurg said many of the personnel are TIO\\' in trailers or leased bui ldings al the Anahei m facilit y <ind Ille co1npany prefers to house the di visions Jn its own fatilit y. He said lhc rumors -!)1Jmc of ~·hith arc pa~scd .<llnn1: hy Autonet lc~ pc<if•IC' - probably sprang from the plan!\ I an· nounceri Saturday) for a 7:10-acrf' rf'sidf'n· tial comn1unily adjacent tp the P.lant site. ~ It i.~ to include single family home s, NJUeslrian estat('s, apartmcnt.s, a mobile h0mc park and a 35-acre recreation crnter. frf'Cburg said Autonetics bought 1.340 acres from the Laguna Niguel Corp, and the tl1oulton Ranch. Only 326 acres are for the plant. Th.! zigg urat design is at this point abollt tlirf'e layers high. Inside it an cigh!-story crane lacilitales I.he work that is addinEt t.hc -Other four layers or stories. But while those sto ries arc being ad· r!c.d, sn are the kin d lhat people enjoy - the inside scoop type about pending hig transactions. Th ey ju~t aren't so, said Freeburg, who ecknow!etli;es hearing the san1c stories. D&IL T' I'll.OT ,.,_. n l;lcMfto iltllMW" EIGHT.STORY CRANE SWINGS SECTIONS OF NEW AUTONETICS PLANT INTO PLACE Oe1pit1 Rumors, Laguna Nl9uel Zl99urat Wiil R.•m•ln In North Am•rlcan f•mlly ,, ,... . "° ' ........................................... --.............. -------~~---........ ----------~--------,T-·------:--·~-~-·· /\. n1 cn1ber of a lccn·agc rock band is free to return lo school this \vce!c jn atcord \\J lh groomin g rules -provided he l'Oncl·als his shoulder-length tres.scs under a short-hair \\'Jg. Pare1r1s of Dale Boeck, 17, !old Muyville. \Vi s., high s.chool officials Jast \Vcck the v.1ig had been ordered. and the school board voted 5-1 to accept the co1n- pro1ni se. J3occk has been out of ::ithool !'\IX \I eeks. refu sing to trin1 the hair stvlc. \rhich he said \Vas part of hi s· professional music at- tire. 'l'hc board had ruled 1hc Jong hair \'iOli'tle!I a ).!roo1nin,e: code adopted by the stu dent council. ' f, I . • -· En roll 1n ~11t in scnrrnC1ted pr1v- 11tt. $Cli ool.~ ia rlie Sou rh lias in· creased 1e11 )old si11cr passnge , of 1/1e J.964 l'ivi l f~1ght.~ ~\ct. n I' 'HELLO, COSMONAUTS,' SAYS BROADWAY STAR PEARL BAILEY TO SOVIET SPACEMEN Russian Konstantin Feoktistov (left ) and Frank Borman Join 'Dolly' on Stage t j 11ub/u·tn1011 uf //1r Sou/Ju·r11 1 llcriionat C..'01111c1l 1111-; rcplitll'li. I 7·11e 1111blicu11n1i suid 1uuu11 u/ the sc/lools are uouarcreditrd i' and substandard. Jt said the school~ Teprrsl'nt the lnrgest NY Welcomes Cosmonauts t1bs1ncle 111 racial sr/1001 rlcsCQ· t ~ reya/1011 n11lf qun/1111 educattu11 '' "' ,,,. }1111111. '. Soviets Do Big Town, But Drink Only Vodka • The quarterly electric bills for a nudist camp in 'vestern J~ngland ranged lr(Hll a!ar1ningly high to arnazingly lo\11. Curious, the can1 p secretary started asking questions. The southwestern eleetric board held an inquiry \Vhich revealed the regula r meter reader for the camp had been renting his official cap and bad,ge to friends for 30 cents. 1.'he friends \Vere 1nore interested in the sights inside the can1p than in meter reading and J1ad errone- ousl y jotted d o\vn the figures on 1the rnel('r dials. The electric board \Y Ould not say i[ the regular reader had been .s lrippcct of his JO b. • Paulette Wh itworth, a banking cons ultant fro1n Nashville, Tenn .• \Vas nan1ed "American Busi ness \Voman of the Year" al the \\'eek- end c·onven1ion o( the Amerlcan Business \Von1cn·s Association lll Detroit. • • NE\\I YORK !AP ) -T\ro Soviel co~ monsuts took in a Broadway show and dined in a 1'~rench restaurant on their first day in the L:nited States. They drank t.nly vodka. One of thctn said their warm wc lcon1c '·revealed humanity at its best." J\1aj. Gen . Georgi T. Bcregovoi, 48, and Konstanti n Feoktistov, 43, a civilian, ar· rived in New York J\tonday from Moscow . They immediately decliried an invitalivn to ~layor J ohn V. Lindsay·s reception for 1he New York Mets, the baseball v;orld champions. ''They have just had a 12-hour jet trip and 1hey're pooped," said Col. t~rank Borman, the U.S. astronaut who is their host on lhe two-week tour. Beregovoi and Feoktistov went to their Plaza Hotel suites to rest, then went to see "J-lel!o, Dolly!" with Pearl Bailey and Cab Calloway. r.1iss Bailey brought the So v i e t spacemen and Borman on stage after the Scott Rebukes Agnew's Attack on· War Critics \VASHINGTON (A P) Sen a I e f:cpublican Leader I I ugh Scott, rebuking \'ice P re~ident Spiro •r. Agne1v \Vithoul n<l1ni11g hin1, h;is called for tolerance and ;111 ('nd lo •·name calling and accusation" 111 the debnte, O\'Cr Vi!!tnan1 . Scott. in his most evident disngrce1nenl 11 !1 h the \V hite House since his election as the <;or·s Senate leader ;i rnonlh <igo. ~:ud "tile <1dn1inii;tralio11 rnust accept the ~1nrcrC' intent of this debate and of ilcn1on.')tr:itions" :is a phenomenon of frcedo1n and a product of anguish over !he v.·ar. Scott's v.·ritten statement, volunteered Jate f\.1onday, did not mention Agnew. But a source close to the GOP leader made ('iC'ar 1he staten1ent was prompted by ''gncw·s Sunday attack on the war pro· te!il n101·erncnt. Agnew, in New Orleans. said leaders of lhc protest moveme nt are "hard core d1.~sidents and professiona l anarchists." The vice president said they arc being Pncouraged by ''an effete corps of in- pudcnt snobs who char a cteri z e thcrnsel ves as lntellecluals." sho1v, to a standing ovation fr orn the au· d1 ence. "/ love you," she said, and kissed each on the check. •·But tell me, how do you rnanag(' to fly up in space like that?" "You ha ve lo have tlme and ability lo everything," Bcregovoi told her. •·J1ow well I know, honey~ llov.• v.•ell I know," r.1iss Uailey chortled, and the au· di ence roared. The party then 1vl'nl to Chez Vito fQr a late supper. The cosn1onauts ordered Co- quille St. Jacques -a scal!ops·in-crean1- ~auce dish -steak and vcw.lkt1. Beregovoi tolcl new smen. "I '' ;1s \'ery n1uch impressed nol so much \vith JUSt the city as \1·ith the people and esprc1al!y the memorable people in the theater "'hos e v.·elcome su rpassed cordiality because It rc1 ca led humanity al its best." 1'he spacl'mcn surprised the i r American hosts by announcing thC>.Y could nol make th eir scheduled stop al Cape Kennedy, Fla., Y.'here ,\merica launches its moon mi ss ions. They gave no rxplanation, but some A1ncricans 1raveling v.•ith the par1y spt'l.'ul;1led ll1<il 1'-'lost'0 11' fl':ircfl 1f the t11 n vi sited C;ipe Ki •nner!y then \V<1 sl1inglnn n1 1ght ri:riuc~t that /\n1rritiln a.~trona11 1 s br ;1llowcd to \ isiL the Soviet secret takeoff cen ter at Ba ikonur in central Asia. ficl'egol'oi <ind Ft•ol.11.stnv flt'11· 1() HoustQ11 loclay lo \'i•11 the ~!anned Sp::icccraft Center and hold a nc1~-s c.:On· ference. The Pennsyl\'ania senator said such proll'Sls "v.·HI nol be stifled or talked dn1rn.'' In ~c11· York . Secretary of Slate \\ 11l iam P. Jlo~ers said the ad· 1n1n1stration has "hstened with respecl'' to op1>nnC'n!s '1f the 1\'<lr. Beat Generatio11 Autl101~, ··our President is stnvin,i.: for peace in 11 ay:o: that only the n1nn in tha t officl' r:'l n.'' Rogers said at the Council of Churches annual ''Family of hlan·· .111 anis dinnt'r. Jacl{ l{ero11ac, Die s at 4 7 l~itUr: l·o11;pnkr.\ nr11!1ercf/ <1/ 7110• ·Coto Pnlacr in .'\a11 Fra11r1srrl IO !'11' fo r tl1c ''Littlest Co 1rb1i'' /dJr /t'1.1r 1veeke 11d. Shan11n11 l ll/'llS f /I. 4, f/rjl I nnd broilter Sl1aun .. '?, of l>fcii:cd u.:ere ltonoreU for /Jes! u1c~te1 11 1«11~· •·1 ')1ps, \\'hile lhere 11•erc soine •·unp!ea~ant :1spccts·· of last \\'ednesday's dernonstra· \1011~. Hogers said. "on the 11·hole , 1t St'l'Jned 10 inr that :i grcilt 1nany of the d!·111r111~t r;1tnr~ 11 1slit'd principally to l'l'A1:<>ter dr::unat1c but dignified ex· 11ress1on of tl1eir dcrp concern for peace 1n \'ietnani. 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Ot-lt nd Ololt homl C:lty ""'"'" '"m S.rlnt1 1'110 llOD!l l Photlll~ l'ltttlttlr111 ........ ..., ll:IPid cr1, , .. 1 11111 .. ~ ~1c•1mt11fil ~ti! t·-· (l!v , .. OIHO "" ~r1ncl1co s.~101 ~POI<•!!• T~•rmlt lll'IOl\..utl01' " ., " " " .. " " " " • .. " " n " • " u u " u • .. • ,. " • " " " .. " •• .. " .. " " .. " .. .. n " ., " • • " " " ,, ~ ~ .. " • " .. " • " u " " " " •• " .. " " ., ., " " " .. " " " .. " .. •• ·" ·" ·" ·" . .. .. , ... ·" ·"' " •• ·" to s1op the internal blecdins:- Kerou nc·.s first book \l'ilS titled ''The To\\'ll ,1ncl thr City" It \1·~1s an au1obioi;raphieal work de tailing his youth in Lo1\•ell. t.lass, antl later atlv cntures 1n r-;f'1v York L'lr y. His best kno11·n hook 1~as "On The Road,'' an account or his \\'Jdc travels :Jcross lhe coun try Jn the early l9:Kfs. Later came ''The Dh<ir1na Bums'' and •·1·he Subterranenns" \vh ich also dealt "'i lh his !ravels and popularized the no- llon of lhc beat i:;rner:1!1un. Kirouac 'vas at the home of hs mother in SL Pelershurg ll'ht'n he \Ya~ stricken. lie and hi~ wife had b«n slaying al lhe house for several months, caring for the ai ling 1\·nman. Kerouac oflen said his original in· lc11tion regarct1ng 1he term "beat ," had to d(I n·ith th r idea nf .. beatific." a term he used for the concept of p<'Ople rejecting n1atcrioli sn1 of lhc C:ni1cd Stales in the 1950's and turning instead to a frank en· joyn1cnt o( life. lie 11•as a Hon1<1n Ca tholic but y.·a~ fascinated v.'ith 7.en Buddhisni. In a new.~11apcr interl'il'I\', Kcrol1ac :-;:iid he ll':lS planning a nc1v novel : "S1orics of the pa~t. My story is endless. I put in a tclctyp<' roll ... and run 11 thrnugh there and fix !he ntargins and just go, go. JU.SI go. i:;o go," Ja vnc l\lans fi c ld"s , Children Ccl l\foney LOS ANGELES IAP! J ayne ~lan~f1cld's fi ve children \rill recril'e $11 ,00:J each in a sett le ment of a sui l filrd after the ac~ress died in a c:i r cra.~h . ~upcrior Cour1 Judge Arthur Marsh111I a!sr, approved Monday an agrcrmen1 th at 1hree or the children receive an ::id· fl ili onnl $~.000 l'ach becau~e of I.heir in- iune ~ in rhe accident th;it killed their mother June 29. 1967, J\flss l\1;ins field \Viii! ''" her \\'n\' from Bi!nxl, J\1lss , 1('1 Nc111 Urlrens, t1l.tcr\i nightclub app!':it:.nr~ Club Overseer General Recalled For Graft Probe \VASHINGTON (AP) -The Army has abruptly recalled a general from Europe lo the Pentagon for what ntay be furth er sensational testimony in a Senate in· vestigatioo of military graft. The Arn1y said Brig. Gen. Earl F. Cole was being reassigned indefinitely to Washington ''in connection with the cur· rent Senate hearings on alleged ir- regularities" in nont'Qmmissioncd ul- !icers' club operations, The Army didn't go further officially, but Pentagon sources said Cole's nan1e has figured in military reports on the ir- regularities which have been turned ove r to a subcommittee headed by Sen. Abraham A. Ribicoff (D.Conn.) Commitlee sources said Cole:, who tu rn· ed 50 today and is a native of f\.1adii::un County, Neb., is expected to be qu<'li· tioned although he has nul yet been sUIJ· poenaed. Ribicoff's panel is scheduled lo re sun1e hearings \Vednesday. The sessions rece ntly prod u r c It testimony that a grol1p of sc.rgt1ants pro- Filccred at the expense of NCO clubs :111d !hat tl1aJ. Gen. Carl C. Turner. ro rn1cr provost 1narsh<1l general. sold policc·CO!l· fiscated guns £or [)CrSuna l gain. It \\'as understood the subcommitt t'c wants lo queslon Cole about his tour in Vietnam as deputy chief of staff for personnel <ind administration in 1966 <ind 1967 -a job which n1ade him a chief overseer of NCO club opcr<itions. It \1•as during that general period v.•hen r.1. Sgt \Villiam lligdon, named in pr('viotts Senate 1eslin1 ony. \\'3S t·h1cf custodian of several service clubs in Viet- nam . Subcommittee sources said Cole also may be questioned about any relationship he had with \Villi am Crum, associated \vith a Hong Kong.based firn1 called Sari J-:lectronics which sold slot muchines to enlisted men's clubs. Producer Quits 'Laugh-111.,' Sa,y·s Progra111 'Dirty' NE\V YORK (AP) -P<iul \V. Kevcs hat resigned as producer and head writer of NBC's "L<iugh-ln·• amid reports Iha\ he calls the sho111 "slanted, vulgar and dirty " Keyes \l'as quoted in the industry pres<; as saying he had been disturbed by the direction of the sho1v as far back as April. I le said he objected Lo certain v.•ords and phra~es \\'hich he said had slipped by the NBC censor. Keyes cou ld not he rea ched iin· l11<'di n1c)y for l'orn1ncn1. C..'a roh·n J\;i~kin. 11 J10 hnd hr r n C'llprndUcer, will produce 1he show undPr the clirection of George Sclil;itter and l::d l·J"iendly. cxec111ive producers. In ;:in inlerv1c1v in .June, l\Pyes said. •·\ve·re naught.v, but y.•e're not dirly. lf people ,,...ant to hear dirl y jnkes they can tum off the TV set and tell thc1n to each other in the living room ." !\eyes told the Daily News r-.lnndny !hat his resignation had nothing 10 do \1·i1h his fnendsi11p 1\·i th President Nixon . llr said h1· harl not been under \\'h1tc 1 louse pressure lo st'lp ~nip1ng ;i t 1he Prcs1dPn1 because he did not think thl're had ber11 anv ;·LnuRh·ln," \1l1ich ~tars l)<in Howa11 and Dick r.lartin, 11·as No, l in the Nicl~rn r:itings last season ;ind in th<" latest n~•· t1onal ratings is the :'llo. 2 show. Air Canada Ucn ?al:; Bio Fare Uctlu clion ,., J\·10.\ITR EAL IU Pl ) -Ai r Canada an· nriuncc d J\lond<iy it \1·111 ··dr r11nalically rl·dl1tc" lts trans-Atl antic fare struc1urc 0 ("C. 4. 1969 and ofrer an all-tune ln1v J\lon treal·London return Fare or $J6:t fnr g1 nup travel. The annotlncen1 cnt, by Ai r C<inada President, .I. R. Rald1,·in, fnllo\vs ::i si1n1 . lar rate cut by A1italia Airlin"S a i11nn!h ago, a dec.ision that prompted the Inter· national Air Transport Associ<ition i IA- TA I to con\'ene its cu rrent emergency n1eeting in La u!i<innc. Sn·iti:erland, to revir\1' the existing international Jnre structure. Where's UPI 'T•!t•htlt CALLED BACK TO U.S. Brig. Gen. Earl F. Cole Brandt Nolv Cl1a11cellor of We st Ger111a11v •• nONN (l'PI) -The B11nde~lag (]O\\'er hoL1SCJ to<l<1 y i:h:-ctcd \V1 IJy Brandt as \\'rst Gennany's first Soc1alisl chancellor in t.Jmos t 40 ye3rs. The prospects \vere for closer li~s \1l!h Con1n1un1st nations but v.·ith no ctim1n1sh1ng o! \\'c~l Germany's role in NATO. Brandt's $01.'i ;il Dernncralie party, \\ hJC h has 22.J scats in the Bundestag , t{'Jln~d up \Yllh the Frt1c l)C1notrat1c party ~30 seats) to fQrm a to:-il1f1on whi ch 1\',-.S voted Into olf1ec 20 yt•:1rs tn the tlay after Konrad Adenauer bcc:unc t'han· C't'llrr In begin 20 ~·cars of t:hnstian 1Nn1ut'fi1\ic ru le. The vote 11·;i~ 251 to 235. a rnJJOrily n[ fl'll V l\1·0 1n the 4!16-scaL h(ll1.-.e. Brandt recalled 1ht.1l Adcn~a1t·r·s n1:irg1n was clo:.er -he rcccil'cd the cx<itl nl<Jjority nf :!·19 -and 1.:nm1nrn!l'd , "J\1y n1ajorily 11'0~ 200 pert rnt gre;iter " Only unr mernbcr of the Bundestag was ,11)<;(f,t 11he11 parlia1nentar,\I pr·csidrnt t-;:;iJ.U11•e \'on l la~sr l !>tarlt'd c:nil1ng thr. r•ll l -form t•r 1n1111stcr or 111lerior P:.iu l Luecke. \'un Has:;c l s;11d f11e other n1en1bers abstai ned and fou r turned u1 1n- v:1!id hallot s, P;irly ~r)Uf{'C'S .. :iirl 11 11as un\lkt.'!y lh<it niorc rhnn l\l'O or three Free Oc1nocrat s abst;1ined. rnc<in lng that s c 1• er a 1 nic1nbers ol frirn1r r chancellor Kurt (;eorg Kiesingcr's Christi;in DcmocraUc party ahstainPd or spoiled _their b<ill nts. Kirsinger fnrn1ally rc:.1gnc1t r.t onday 11ight ;;ncl thr ('hn:;t1an Dcmocral ~ brr~1ne thc <1ppu<:;1!1on party for !he first 111111' 111 pn<>t\\'}lr (;!'rmnny. \\'hrn r.,n \1:1 s,.el ;inno1111crd 1hr result of th<' r\P~'\lnn 11<' askf'!I Brandt 1f he l'IC· t rl)'l'd -!lrnn<!t Jlltnpt·d 11p I ro1n l11s fr{lnt rn11· :-.rn1 r•·,1(·hcd l"r ,1 It ~1 n (1 \ 111h''l•·phnnr ;i11d •111d '\'r ~ >l r. l'rr•t· cl1'nL I :11·,·(·pl 111<' 1>it'rli n11 ., Kirs ini:tcr To:;e fron1 hi-; ov.n front row <:;n,il .111d rJ\O\·rd O\'rr 111 bl' nil<' of 1!1r l1r~t 1+1 1·11•1Aral11!.1tr gr;i'ld1 8r;i nci l i.~ th" lir·! Sorial f)rn1ocral In lie;1 d :1 (;Prn1't1l g•1\'i'1'nn11•nt s111r1· I IPrn1ann ;\\11cl!cr 11 as !11rLt·d 11ut of ciH1ct 111 1930 in ;1 rn11' (1\ c·r r<'par:1t•n11" pa}'!1lCl1lS lo th! I H:tnr s Of \\'Or]d \Var ( l\ix o n Pla11 s S pl"ccl1 c,; For GOP Ca ndi1lalcs \YASHINGTON (l'Pll -\'resident i\1x(lr n1ay lra1 el l•J Nc1v .Jersey a11d Vi rginia in coining \1 Ctks to spc<ik 1n l'iU \)· JltH1 of Republican gubern ;i1or ia! C"an· d1:i1rs, according to !he \\'h11e Jl nusr . Prr~idenlial press sC'cre!a ry Jtonald L. Zie gler did nnl ntcnt ion d~i\cs. Nessie:' Locli Ness Search Senson 0 ver DRL';\1i\ADROCJ-llT. Scotl<ind iUPll - This year's of£icia l search for the Loch Nrss monster is ovrr. Neither a yellow subrnarinc. l<'levision crC\\'S. tourists no r mernbers of the Loch Ness Phenomena Jnvestigatlon Bureau \Vere able to prove the monster exisls All spent a hard su1nn1rr sranning the murky waters nf the Loch for the monster or monsters that supposedly li ve there. In its ri nal report on this ycar·s observt;linn season, the inl'CStigatlon bureau ~aid thrre \l'<'re 20 1·crificd s1ghlings bet"·ecn ~1 ay 17 ant! Oc! !2 The total \1·11s more th11n 1he I~ sightings record ed l:ist year but less than the 23 in 1967 and 29 in 1006 . &ien t1sls delerrn1ntd there 11· ::i::. something large and alive in thr Loch fro111 sonar readings t11ken rluring the 1967 season. Bu1 this \·rar"s ass11ult on Ncs5ie -;:15 lhe Scots Call their 111on~tcr -11as f .. uitlr~.~. ·n 1lirf" nolh1ng lo dc:rrn1u1e 11·hrthcr 1'C'ssic actunlly is an 01·crgro1111 ~c;i cow or a genuine 1n9nstc.r. Dnn S Taylor of Atla ntri. (,;1 . look hi~ l1mem1Hl<' yellow submarinr Viper f1~h in to 1he Loch again and <1ga1n to find Nrss1e and possibly take a chunk of 1ls h1r!c. Bul hr fi11trd lo spol hl'r. II was not surprising. said !he 28·yca r. nld Taylor, since the Loch ts 25 1111[(',, long and dC'Cp enough to s11bmerJ.lc the rmp1rl' stale building. lie says he 1\'111 build a bigger ~ub ,11>d try ;iga1n. For a \1·cck in Scplcrnh<'r. <'rc1\'S fro1n nrltain 's Independent Tr.l<'I 1:-1on Network 1n;i11nrrl camrrns on a 24-11011r dr1v hasll atHt tnlcl to lurf' Nl'.~S le In the Surf;:acr 11 ith :1 n1i xturc of fi~h blootj and na'al. Thr n1011stcr did not respond IL was.holiSewilrs and :.ludents 10,ho ac- rnunted for lhc 20 rt'portcd Si,l!ht1n11:s. Thl'Y~~1ood n111 in ;ill k1 nrl nl \\'l'alht'r v.·a1 . 1·!11n1? for Nt'~.~ir -n! thr S'1n1P lin11t '=¥11u1.i.: 1HU1J~Y lrun1 11ir in\c~l1ga1Ln1 • b,r.·:111 ' ' QUEENIE By Phil lnterlandl 0'This may be it!-Thc big solution to air pollution! .. A n,ie rica1i s Mciy Soon W alk A cross Nation 'VASl-llNGTON (UPI\ 1'hc lnlcnor De pa r I 111 c n l l'Stim;ilcs !l1at "walking ro l' p!c11surc'' \\ill incre ;i s e <I r (I 111 a ti c a 11 y <1111nn~ An1crlc::ins by H~ao, :)o n1u(·h ~0 1h('y n1::iy \1•n11 l lo rctr<1ce :iome nf the hiqori(• 1rt1ils. The l nlcrinr :ind Agric1.1l!\ll'e drp11rln11•nl), w1lh Cluthorlty h:1ndt>d d0wn by C<ini:rcss. ;ire pl Jnning :1hc~d lnr this hlkin'1; bnnm by J;i y i n g lhc i:round\~ork f0r a n3tiotnvirle ~y~1c111 11f 1r:iilS1 1lvJt one d;i_y \1'111 en:ible l11kl'r\ if thry wan t 111 wnlk !h;1t f:ir, In traverse !he na\lnn on foot fron1 the J\11;_,ntir to the Pacific . The lrss h:1rt!y will be <ib1c 1r'1 follow tl1r! !rails o 11 l1nr~chack l)f peddle bikes and not have 10 1vo 1·ry abou t co1n- prling on crnwdcd hi gh11·;iys \Vl\11 c;:ir" nnd t ruck~. So11H! !rail~ 11·111 bi.· {!Ps1gnrd for lil\11d prnplr nr 1hnsc confine d jr1 W)'lc>CI Chi.Ill'\, Fl HST TilJ\l L:-i f'on,crr s<o: dc~ign.:i1ert rhc i\p- r~l11ch1<1n Trail n11ir11ni;: t1nm ~1;Jlflf' 1" (;rvrg1 .1 ;ind the l'<1c1fi1· Cr~~l tr·all tron1 the t:;i n adian h o.r d e r i n \V;:i"hinglnn tn Ilic fl•lt•x icn n bordrr ir1 ~n11lhl'1'!l CalJfnrnia ;1, the t 1r~t, of Ilic Na llonal Sc<'n1c Tr:iits IL :1!so a11Lhn1·ii'cd 1he h1•11 1h·p:1ri1nrnl:; (n s1.udy 14 nthPr lr:-iils for pn~~1blc 1nelus1nn in lhe N:1tr(!n1l l St:cntr Tratl !'i~·stcn1 l:1tcr. All ~ccn1c tr.1 ils n1usl be ;i11t.hnri7.ed b y f ir!lf1:1'1'.''" i!IHi ,11l l fvllow )ii~l.nrlc rnulcs. One lnlcrinr nlfli:i:il s;l1d tll('t"r II l'IT hnpri; ('n11r:!fC'o<; 1<.nuld p11l ;il l 14 111 thr -N<l- l 1nn~1 I ~it•t•ni1· Trn1l fly~1rnl before the nalion's 2001h an· ni\'rrs<ir~· in 1!17fi. Hu t. lnt('nnr :ind A1;1'ic11 t11irc ;111• go1ni.:, :1111·:1d \1il h pl.111., lri ~I'~ \•11 r1•rrt':111nn 11·:11\s:. 11 h1el1 do 11,,1 1·1·rp1rrr~ sprc!lic rnn- J.!l •'l~!•Hl••I ,Jl)prrn...il 111 ITlO'l rn't'S. 111,-. 1'1'rrr,1t1on tr:.1ls \\•111 hr· :.hnrl r011!Ps ~1·r\ Ill/! Ill b:J!1 q ti.;;;<; ;!J ld \l.~ll\l l)y II il l h•• "('! 11p tiv lpr ;i l gnlt'rnrncrll~ nr 111<' !'1~1{'~ IO 1nr1•f'lr1rk 11·1th lhr> lr111gy r ni.l- \J111111I '.>i cn1r tr•ul.,, l,,1rnRT\~T T \Si\ !;, flp11;;l;1<; llro1r. d1r1•PlJll" of lnlf'nrw's !J111·c·~111 pf 0111door rccrl';J!1011. ~.11d t!ir \r;;1 1! ::;v ~\1'111 1~ "n11r nf tl1r n10~t i1n1101ta111 an d inll'rc~1 1n~ rndeovorc." 11ndtrlakcn by the do;p~rlmrnt. Ile !'illd !11(' b11rr:-111 h11r! ('"~1111atrd pc"pli' 11•J lkrd fo r pleasurT :;&Ii n1illinn 111nt s 111 1%0, and that this n1crrascd to 1 liillioo 1irnrs in 196.~ .rnrl ll'ill .lump tn 1nnre· th<J11 l,!'i billion t1 n1«s b_v l!lRO. "There's ix'cn .an increase in al l fnnns nf rrrrf':11 irrn. but f'spcch1lly in bcickpacking," l /nfc ~aid jn an 'inte r11ic1v. Cri teria adoptc.d for N;1. lion;il Scenic Tr~ils require 1l1rn1 to hJ\'C "supr.r1or sccnif', l.islflrJC<'ll, nn1ur;i l or cul lural rp1ali1irs with m;r~in1um out. <l<1nr rccn.'.1l 1nn pnlf'ttti;il." The guldt>l 1n(·s ;:il~o sl1pulatc lhal ~ccnic tr:iils "<1s fur ilS p!'~1ctic:iblc. should av o 1 d hlgh1~·ays, 1ra ns1nis!'ion li ne);, r ring r lcnces and olher l'rJm- 1ncrc1al or industrial develop· ntrnt ; provide adequate public :'lrress and fi:il \ow principa l hi~tonc routes." <~J\'F: \IARTETV Na tinn:il recreat ion tra'1ls ".qhoultl prnvi~r a va ricly of r1u1door r('C!'{'iltion uses to ~cr\'C ;in urll:in are;i. It may tw ~hort (pe.rhnr~ a half milt') 1lr Jon~ enough tn have urhan- rural t hrar!eristict;, but must be cont1nunu.~. Short lrnils 11li~hl be USf'rl rllr lhe blind or pcr~nns in wherlchl'lirs. "Trail pos~Jh1litics inclucle ~1a:l1 lnc:111nns ;1s ~1re ;i1r1 I •• 11f'y~ ::ind !l1r.ir r I 0 0 cl pl:iins ; 111 ili ly rigti !~·1Jf.11·:iy: •. 1h,1ndo11crl nt1ln1;id or ~1n;l'l· t·.ir ~1~ht~-i1f-11.1.1 . ca!:>t'1t'1t·11t.s ror underground cables; areas around reservoirs, irrigalion of transportation canal banks <ind levees , flood dikes, jetties and breakwaters. lnlr.rior Secretary \V altrr J Jlickr l said recreation trails "may be designed solely for hike r~. horsemen or bicyclists. but \\'here practicable shou ld serve multiple uses." Br.fore a rel·realion trai! 1ri ll he includl'd in the nallon (ll :;;y:;;tem. he ~;Jirl, the agency llH1l <tdrnini~tcrs ii must pro- vide pr oof lhJt i1 v:ill be av;:iil:.ible lo lhc public for at lca~l JO consecutive years. The National Park Ser\•lce nf the Interior Department will adn1ini~lc.r I h c Ap- palachi ;in Trail, which was be~un in 1922 and cotnplcted in 1937, The Agri culture Department will adm inister the Pacific Crest Tr:iil, mu ch of \~hich also already is completed. TRA ILS STUDIED The 14 lr<iil s being studied fnr possible inclusion in the nalion<J l scenic trail sy~\em ore: -Conl inenlal Divide Trail, a 3,100·n1l!e route . following the. Conl1ncnlal Divide in the Rorky t-.loun(ains. -P1.1tomar Jleritage Trail, • ;in 825-rnilc tr.'lil fron1 the Potom:i c Rive r's source in P cnnsylv:inla lo its mouth, -Old Callie Trails of tbe Sou thv1est. about 800 mil es of routes through Oklaho1na and Texas and into parts of "-?' K;,insn.~ and t-.1i ssouri, in- cl ud ing the Chishol m Tr:i il, -Lt'wi~ and Cl:irk Tr<1i l • fro111 the !Vfississippi River l0 the P<ir.if1c Ocean on lhe. Oregnn cna.~t, -~·at<.!hei Trace. aboul 600 rni!r>s rron1 Nashvil le, Ten n , to i'-.·;itchcz. !'1·11s~. -North Country Trail - r\inning :L200 mile~ frnn1 thl' ApJ)alacl11;J n Tra il in Vcrn1onl llf tile l,1•1\·is and Clark Trail in North 0.'lkola. J\ilt.;1nninit Tniil in P e1111syl1·.1n1<1, -1Jn·i;on Trail, running 2 rn~1 n'11lc.~ fron1 Jndepcn- (ience, J\ln .. ID near Fort Van· l 'OllVCr, \Vash , -Santa Fe Trail, about. 800 1n1lrs Ir n n1 Independence, i\1o . lo S;i nta Fe, N.M. -Long Trail. extending 2.'iS 1niles frorn the f\fa ssachusetts border 10 Lhe Canadian border. l\lorn1on Tr~il, frnm N;iuvoo, Ill., lo Sall L ake Ci!y, l 't;;ih, -Gold Ru sh 'frails in Alaska. -t\lormon Bollallon Trail, - running 2,000 miles from Mount Pisgah, lowa, to LOs Angeles. -El Camino Real from St. Augustine lo San Mateo~ Fla. 200 Em·oll In Fitness Class at Y fllo:-e than 200 men and \~·omen are registered for the Orange Coast YM CA fi tness progr<ljll, at ZJOO Unive rsity Drive, Newport Beach, Classes for women arc held Tuesrlay~ and Thursday~ frorr. 9·JO to JO.JO a.in. and from 7 In B p.m. Child care is available In the. moming. A class is followed by a swi m jn the pool or steam, and a massage, f.1en's classes are schedulM Tuesdays and Thursdays from noon lo I p.m. and 6 to 7 p,m, The program consists of jog- ging. for endurance and clrcvlal111n and calisthenics for muscle tone. For n1orc information, c;i11 Gl~iV\l-O. fabulous broadloom selection: many fibers, colors, sty1es A small sampling of the values you wi ll find during our Fall Sale. See the se a nd many oihers, all at savings. Prices include comple te installa tion .•• no extra chorges. reg. sale sq, yd, sq, yd. 10.00 nylon pile frieze sha g, 9 colo rs 8,00 12,00 nylon pile long shag, 16 colors 8,0Q 12,00 polye ster pile sculptured, I I color; I 0.00 13,00 polyes ter pile plush shag, 17 colors I Q,OQ 1 lOO pol ye;ter pile shag , 19 colo rs 10,00 I J,00 nylo n pile 4 color shag. '14 color combinations l 1.00 13.00 nylon pile sculptured, ! 0 colors I LOO 16,00 pol yester pil e shag , 16 colors 13,00 'I 8,00 polyesl 8' pile sha g plu sh, 8 coloro 15,00 may co fl oor coverings 32 ' ' ... , ,,,..1 se e lovely slip cover and d rapery fabrics at home DAILY PILOT 5 save 22%-40°/. on drapery fabrics , .. boucles, casements end a ntique satins in cotton ond rayon bends. Labor not included. reg , 1.79- J,SO yd. 1.39 -2.29 yd. Linen and cotton slipcover fabrics. from Kendell. 20 patterns. Wash· oble, pre-shrunk, color-fast. Scotch~ gord: treated to resist stain, soil. reg , 4,49- 6,49 yd, 3.45 -5.49 yd. Kirsch drapery hardware, custom beads, rods available. SHOP AT HOME ... one of our consu!tonts will help you ma,ke your selection. No charge or obligation. may co cu stom fabrics I I when your comfort counts choose e Sealy Sealy Re st G uard. Fine exceptiona l values with this Sealy mattress ond get oil the comfortable night-time rest you need. There are heavy steel coils f or the firmness you wont ond on ottroctive deeply quilted print covering for protection. Save today. reg. 59,95 twin or full 49.95 2-pc. queen set, 60x80" 3-pc, king set, 72-84" may co sleep shop 145 i'49.95 199.95 Mediterranean styled Spanish dining room Robledo ••. on intricately carved Me diterraneil n dining set remini5cen t of Spanish romantics. Al! pieces of f ini!t solid oak with ook veneer over ha rd- wood. 8-pc. dining room includes 42x IA" trestle toble with I 0" leaf, 60" 2-door buffet, 5 side chairs, and 1 orm chair. reg, 760,00 629.00 A l~o avoiloble, ch ina reg. 380,00, 349.00 may co furniture 142 .... • , '#' .... - -.. • --~ • • .. - ' .. • -.. • • • • • ~ ~ moy co south coost plo zo, son di ego fwy ot bristol, costo m•so : 546-9321 shop mondoy through so tu rooy I 0 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. • MAVCO ' --···--·----.------,,_ .. . . .. · : .· . , • DAILY PROT EDITORIAL PAGE Air Pollution Questions ltow much aJr pollution-smog-la too much? Judging from the tenor of the hearing in Hunting· ton Beach last week on proposed expansion of the South· em California Edison steam generating plant there, the 1.-0s Angeles basin can tolerate no more smog emissions. Orange County (as it has come to regre:t on other occasions) is a part of th e ~~ Angele_s ~as LO. And so Los Angeles' sin s of comm1ss1on, om1ss1on-and now emission-are being visited on Orange County. Assuming the claims of air pollution danger that \Vi\J come from any increase in .6ize of trye Edis~n plant are reasonably valid, then some other interesting and difficult questions demand answers. Does this also mean that no more pollution-emitting motor vehicles should be added in Los Angeles County (\vhich adds 300 ,000 per year)? Or in Or~nge ,Coui;ity (which adds nearly 100,000 per year? Or m R1vers1de and San Bernardino counties? Does this also suggest the eventuality of severely hmitfng the frequency of large pubUc gatherings, such as last Sunday's professional football game at the Coli· seum, wh ere some 50.000 smog-emitting vehicles enter- ed and left a confined area \Vithin four hours? Does this sug,gest a building curb-no more homes, no more large office buildings and no more industries anywhere in the Los An geles basin, since most struc· tures-even homes-contribute to air pollution through tornbustion of some form of fossil fuel? A few more questions: If 'the Huntington Beach pawer plant cannot be ex· panded , ~d power must be imported. from a distance, who should pcly? Shouldn't Los Angeles city and county, and Long Beach; as the 8rimary, long-time sources of our pollution problem in range County, be expected to bear a financial liability for air pollution they export? And, ii po~'er must be rationed. in Orange County, States Are No Longer Meaningful Speaking of Wisconsin, as I was yest.er· day, reminded me of a recent paragraph in which I observed I.hat we netd to get rid of our old political entities, and replace them with new geo-ecooomic unlts that have some relevance to today'• needs and pro~lems. Very few states are mea$tgfu1 entities ln 1969, as they were even at the begin· ning of the century. My own sl?te, Illinois, for instance, is a geographica l tnonstrosity ; the metropolitan area of Chicago, which contains half the popula· lion, has lilt.le in common with downstate, "'hich contains the other half. MOST OF THE states have a deep rural·urban coJlflict, which accounts for the fiscal lrouble in the big cities. The r;tale legislatures, for lhe most part, are controlled by men from rural areas, who are not only ignorant ol urban problenls but are actively hostile toward the big cities. Even Wisconsin, which is a more Qnified state than most, because of the predominance of farming an~ dairy pro- ducts, is having a bumpy time. Al the Nationa l (}(Jvemors' Conference this rummer, Gov. \Varren P. Knowles lamented that "we must find ways to educate rural legislators on urban prcr blems," HE WAS Sr.1ARTING from s rebuff given by Lhe Wisconsin Slate Legislature to his programs for urban aid and Dear Gloomy Gus: Don't just complain about smog. Do something. Stop idling and gunning your mqtor so much. -B.A. T~• ........ rtflld1 ,...._., v.._., ""' 11-IUrl/y Ill-of Ille --r. leNf .,..., ..... -~• No Gl-.... 011/y Pll"· weUare assistance -where help was cut off for 1,100 famillea, includ!ng &,000 children, because <lf pr o g r a m 1 terminated by the legislature. '11lese rural legislators, he said, "represent re\alively provincial con- stituencie:oi, and sometimes simply do rot get a state·wide perspective on major problems. They think of the city of h1ilwaukee as a Milwaukee problem. I keep trying to tell them it is a state problem." BUT THE MODERN ''st.ate." e1ists largely as a political dinosaur lhat has outl ived its lime and function, except in a few instances. Norman Mailer's sug- gestion this spring to separate New York Ci ty from tbe state and make it the 51st stale was not as cockeyed as it ma y have sounded -for New York City and Upstate New York have little in common. We are -an irn:reasingly urbanized peo- ple -75 percent ol whom now liv e in urban complexes -and yet our political destinies are controJ\ed by r u r a 1 legislators who dominate 011r stale capitals. The shape and form of our thriving business and corporate life have changed immensely slnce the tum of the century : why should our po\i\i('a\ life be constricted in the iron corset of 19th Cen· tury America? Obstacles Beset Pay TV Several years ago a number of men had what seemed a simple idea ; Since many people expressed discontent wilh regular commercial television, perhaps a eizable share of them would pay a fee for the privilege of receiving better pro- graru. The technical problems were difficult, but pay TV planners finally worked out a system to broadcast scrambled. sig· nals th at could be clarilled only by 1Ubscribers who paid a monthly charge (or a special device attached to their own televlsion sets. Several experiments Mowed th.at the sys tem worked and that there waa a degree o( public demand for It. TECHNICAL TROUBLF.S, however, .. ere minor compared wlth th e political •nd legal obstacles that St1bscriplion lelevb:ion meL The opposition currently Is led by movie theater owners, since pay TV promises to provide new moti on pie· turea ln the quiet and convenience of the aubacriber'1 own home. In trying to persuade the Federal Government to ban pay TV. the op- f)OfMUlb: argl.MI that the new medium •ould overwhelm present Lelevlsion. For what it'• worth. U. reasoning ia that '"batplloo teJev111on would llpend enormous suma to puU top perlonners, 1port1 evtnll and other features away from convtntlonal TV. to that the set IMntr would bave tQ pa,y for what be now -1ne. 1'R! F E D E R A L Communlcat.ion3 Commlsslon, In ponder1nt: the mat t.er, foo. !.t•t NfUmm1 I""° m'tOunt. WI hen it "nitJJJ B"'• lhl r.~an"11.d to )J~•Y TV earlier thls year, lt specified that subscription television atatlons could be localed nnly ln cities whf.re there already were at least four conventional stations, that there could be only one pay TV outlet in any community, and lhat subscription TV could not broadcut sports events that had been regularly televised before. That's not aU. The FCC also sharply limited pay TV use. of movies more than two years old, almost the only sort that now show up on conventional teleylslon. 'The agency furl.her 5Upulattd that any pay TV outlet would have to provide a minimum of 28 hours a week of free ~ graming. All in all, you would llave to conclude lhal the objectors' logic was given a great deel of weight. BUT NOT ENOUGH w suit them. The opponents went to court to upset the FCC approval and, although • Court of A~ peals has upheld the agency, the theater owners announced th11t they will appeal Ille .,.. lo Ille Supnme Court. No one knows whether enoulh publ~ demand exlsta to make pay TV profitable let •lone affluent enough to pull aw.!ly the attractiorus of conventional television. In this land of alleged free enterprise, °""'""· • bu~-uauall1 II 1l'&nted the freedom to fall. AU of which may make pay TV's pro- JlOnenl.s wonder just how free our free enterprise always 11. ll'all Stttet Jourul doesn't equity dictate that It must be rationed every. where from Malibu south to San Clemente and from Palos Verde Peninsula inland to Riverside and Sen Bernardino? Why should" Orange County aJOne bear the economic lo&s that results from being made a 0 power poor" area. Air pollution is indeed a regional problem. But how much of the price should Orange County residents be made to pay for the follies committed for so Jong in Los Angeles and Long Beach? One dangerous delusion that we must guard against in this problem is that "the choice is between electric power and pure air." That is pure hokum. The choices are: more electric power and more air pollution, or 1lowing the increase in air pollution at the probable cost of. more expensive power or a power brown-out. Air pollution In .orange County will continue to build up, with or without the Edison plant expansion, aa: long as there is business, residential and indwtrial growth in Los Angeles County. The Edison plant expansion does make an easy. identifiable understandable target-a clear symbol of the problem. But what we need to determine is what "prices'' we. are willing to pay to significantly slow down air pol· lution. Brown-out? Higher electric bills? Gasoline raUon-ln~? AJr travel restrictions? Residential and industrial building curtailment? Another $100 or '200 for a more smog.free personal car? Unless we really are at the point where we are rea- dy. to go all-out against air pollution, and accept the price for some changes that must come in our basic li ving-and our economy, then the Edison plant problem is only a momentary !iymbol of a much bigger problem. 'Th•t.:S &n "'"tr,-s ..... 1 .. y.v,-.K ..... i-s pistol fl"t hcl'c.• Yo..,.., ot-clt1•nca ~vys Mitkt :;c-t-,. kick o.rl-.S It.• Embarrassing Ques tifms for Genewlts Army Money Scandal • ID WASHINGTON Before Sen. Abraham Riblcoff ([).Conn.) has finished his lnvestigaUon into the Anny's service clubs, other generals -in addition to the former provost marshal, Maj. Gen. Carl Turner-will be asked s o m e em- barrassing qu~ons. Turner, who d i d a brief hitch earlier thls year as the chief U . .:. marshal, hM Implicated himself-at least-In the illegal sale of government property. First on Ribtooff'a list 1s Brig. Gen. Earl F. Cole, tanner deputy chief of 6taff for personnel and adminlstraUon for the Army in Vietnam. JUblcoff wants to know why the ring headed by Sgt. Maj. William Wooldridge was permltted to fleete enlisted m e n und~r Gen. Cole's nose. He wants an ex· planation of Cole's close relationship with a ubiquitous and mysterious American busintssman, William Crum, wOO r;pent several years in Shanghai after the Com- munist takeover, supplied goods to the Army in Korea and now controls nearly all the pfnball, slot machines and juke boxes in Vietnam. JUKES AND SLOTS constitu te a major elemtnt of the Army service clubs' $277 million annu al gross. Crum was the 6Ubject of an Army la- vestigation in Korea, but hls record did not hinder hJ1 obtaining franchises for Elot machines in Vietnam aerv1ce clubs, from whlch he takes an estimated fl mllllon or more annually. Jn Vietnam, Crum aucceeded in establi!hing several or his old Shanghai aSMX:iala in profitable Army·relaled businesses. One 0( these ii a steam bath and mauaae parlor, which Riblcoff will try to prove was a front ,for currency manipulation. Another general whom RJbicoff may call Ls Maj. Gen. William A. Cunrungham, who commanded the 2fth Infantry Divillon in Germany while Ille ring ol 11ergeant.s was fleecing the Army clubs. Cunningham, now retired, was a high of. ficial of a company called Pacific Architects and Engineeni, whose services to the Army tn Vietnam run the gamut from rubbi.alH:ollecUon to street-paving. ALREADY, RIBICOFF's lnvesUgatioa has revealed enou~h scandal to make American,, blush when they talk about the "corrupt Saigon reglme." But it has demonstrated two other points as well. First, it is now clear that Atty. Gen. John MitcheJI and his deputy, Richard Kleindeinst, both of whom have reputa- tloos as tough adrninlstral.ors, in fact ex- hibited the nai vete of country boys among Washington city slickers. It was Kleindeinst who urged the ap. pointment of Gen. Turner as chief marshal of the United States at the very time that the Anny's Cr i ril. in a I Investlgation Division was then looking into Turner's affairs. IN ft.1ARCH, 1'69, Mitchell named Turner to be chief marshal, taking the word of Kleindeinst. who in turn took the word of J. Edgar Hoover, who told Klein- delnst that Turner was a "great American." Thus convinced, KleJndeinst neglected to order the routine in- vestigation which surely would have been required had Turner's title been "'profeuor" Of' "doctor" and wh ic h would aa surely have turned up the fact that the Anny was not as certain abou t bis greatness as Hoover wall. Vietnam The second point which the Ribicof[ hearings are demonstrating is that o\d- scbool ties come in many Colors and that relying on them ls an insecure way of running a gove rnment. In the days of Franklin D. Roosevelt, bright young Harvard lawyers were above suspicion, particularly if t.hey were vouched for by Felix Frankfurter. They were able, they were bright and they served their country brilliantly, but among them was Alge r Hiss. DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER 'S Washington also honored a tie . Businessmen in this case ~'ere above suspicion, and they too served their coun- try well, but they included Harold Talbot, who got caught soliciting business for hi! company on his official stationery while serving as secretary of the Air Force. Today the fashion in Washington ts generals, and the country would be the lesser without the devoted_ service of these mainly selfless men, many of whom earn far less than lhey could earn in civilian life. Yet they included Carl Turner, at the least. Ribicof! thinks there will be more. By Frank Mllllkiew1cz and Tom Braden Reader Cheers the Drive on Drugs To the Editor : Operation Intercept, with a)! its bad points, inconveniences and supposedly unhealthy side effects, will accomplish one very significant thing. It just m!8:ht prevent some of our youngster11 from becoming physJcally acquainted wllh "dangerous drugs." This, to me, is well worth the agony both physical and financial which mlght beset some who cannot get to the "sup- ply." As Mr. Bangs pointed out so readJ.. ly, Operation Intercept wiU cause a "marijuana short.age." But one very lm· portent fact Mr. Ban11 failed to take in- to considerat.ion was the overall intent. of lhe govemment-apofl90fed war on drugs. Operation Intercept ls not llmlte1 to the seizure of marijuana but to all types of drugs conaJdered dange:roua to the health of the people. U there II a "shortage.' It wUI be an ovtnll dnq: "shortqe." MEANWHILE, THOSE . who a r e already "hooked" wUl noL be the primary bendacton of OperaUon .lnler<tpl. 'Ibey moot lll<ely will be burl not only physically but financially sl~ the cost of the drugs will lncrua wilh the decr<ue in the supply. Thll II the Intent ol OperaUon intercept. n-moot llkely to be aided In thla drive are the millions of youngsters acrou the country who Utttr• from rtaden ar1 welcome. Normallfl tcrittr1 ahotild conve11 Uuir mt.!saQt1 in 300 tDOrdi or less. The right to condeni1 Utttr• to fit 1pac1 or eliminate libtl U rt1trt1td. AU l•Z- ttr1 mU&'t include iignatur11 and mail- hig addres1, but name1 mov be toith. held on reqU1.st if 1ujjicUnt rta.son iJ appart11t. mllht be u....i or IPlnd from the grou lncoovenieocea and lndisnJUea cauaed by drui addlc:Uoa. In addlllm, It hu been Aid that OperaUon Interctpt contribute.a to the broal<down ol the beallb of innumerable California youngsterL Tlllll, HOWEVER, II completely lais<. If, due to a "marljuana shortage," or any other "drug shortage," a penon elects to "1et hb: klcka'' on aome other drug, hil healUt can hardly be COfllidered '"being endangered." H1I heallh became en. danc•nd when be llnl dedded w Lake drugs. U. due to Operation Intercept, Illa ~ pl1 II bani lo come by Ind u a mu!~ he ~-------Bv Geor"fle --------· Dear George : You had a 1ett.er from a fellow complalnlns that hll &irl wu all the lime making him Lalk baby-Lalk to her poodle. I'm In even worte shape -my girl Insists on taking her Collie (with the dumb name <lf Sue-Sue) practically everywhere we go and Sue-Sue even goes to tht drive-la movie with us and alt.a between U1 In tbe front teat! Any !Uggestions7 SICK OF SUE-SUE Dear Sick: Yeah -buy a boy collie! Actually, a double-date Isn't aa bad •s a thref.some, partlcularb' at a drive-in movie. Dear George:· What ls the na.mt of that big bird called an albelrou thlt aallors are ao IUptfltitkm about? STUDENT Dur G<erp: Tell the truth! Don't you make up molt of the letters ln yOur column? Dare YoU deny It? U you don't make up motl of the leUtrs In your column how come tn..i of Ille --who write lo YGU think you nevtr set any mail? CURIOUS Dear curious: Say ••• you ARE curious, aren't you. Mak• up most ol tho letlml In my column? Frankly, Curious, I ~on't evtn undentand most of the letters In my column. 1ufftr1, this ls too bad. He had a chance to be cured. EVERYONE HAS a chance t i> be cured. Tbere is a host or free clinics available to all if they want to avail themselves ol them . Sorry, Operation Intercept is ror the non-addict!. Their heallh wHl be made better and safer by il Three cheers for Operation Intercept and may it cause my daughter neve r to become involved wilb dangerous mind cripplers -drugs. THOMAS A. GAPEN Rqimented Srhools To the Editor: Probably one shouldn't spend the time required to respond to the response to a prior letter printed in your column. I do, however, feel that St.an Dom 's (age given u 13) response (Mailbo1:, Oct. 8) to my prior letter" regarding school regulaUons warrants an answer. Youns Mr. Dorn cited Nazi Gennany'a results of a regimented school system. Logic tells us that the school children of the Nazi era were in fact not the leaders of the time, due lo the fact that Nazi Germany didn't survive long enough for school children ti) grow up. Those regimented children are, however' the leaders of a West Germany which today Is lhe most prosperous country in the World. THE REICHMARlt: is more valuable than the dollar and when one considen: that they came back Crom ~ disul.t.r' I Quotes Mn:. J, _R, Grtnf•, Chula Vlat. - "Now that "' have the truth-ln-lendlng bill provldlna the ulUmate consumer must be told in plain lancuage the true co9t cf his purchase, might It not be an excellent Idea to provide tht ultimate taxpayer similar Informal.ion on the tax cost of legislation?" Pn:tldent Nl1on, .. Su Clemeote - "We must become pioneers Jn re.11baping our societ.y, even as we. have become pioneers in space." ' believe that one must grant them some amount of intelligence. It might also be pointed out lo J\.'lr _ Dorn that many of our engineers and scientists, nol excluding \Verner von Braun, were trained in the German regimented sort of educational systen1. Further. all Catholic schools have uni· form dress codes and I believe that it is an accepted fact that said schools are recognized ;is being ahead of public schools. Al the risk of once again being accused of "right" thinking (I have stayed statu~ quo and the n orm ha s moved lefl) or did he mean ''right,' meaning correct , J ~·ould still rather see Werner von Braun.~ produced than Timolhy Learys. MRS. H L. WHIT E 'PletUe Leave Toaon' To the Editor: Coming from New England, I back the editor of the Manchester (N. H.) Union Leader. All peace marchers, hippies, yippies, beatniks, peaceniks, yellow be I I i e ~, traitors , Commies, draft clod g er g . cowards. zsmell.ies -please leave town because you smell. Why should I pay high taxes for the likes or Angela Davis, \\'ho spouts hale. Let's close the colleges and schools if they do not want to attend. WILLIAM KNIGHT ----- Tuesday, October 21, 1969 The editorial page 01 the Daily Pilot 1tekl to 'nform and stim- ulate reader• by presenting thil m wspop11r'1 opiniuni and com- mtntary 011 topic.a of inttreft and significance, by providing o forum for the exprtsrion nf our rtadns' opfnloni. and by pre1tntin11 the diverst fJft'U>" point& of informed. observer• ond spokesmen on topic1 of tht day. Robert N. Weed, Publis her , ' •• • ,, •• ,, c w j I lr " 1' ,, " ,r <: h~ ,, I" O! 't P' gl of pl ti b• d• h• ,, ,, ,, O!I ir. "' ~ ti d• "' II c ... ' n< •• 1' a! A sl St m " "' .. d' "' t' st w w a· d· h• u " If T b. u " o· \; J I! .J, E l' " II II II ir n ., • n n \I J ir .J ,, u • u 0 ' v c n F CHECKING •UP• Age 3 7 Is a Ti111e Of Unfaitl1fulness By L. l\'1. lJUYD '\r'ERE' 'l'OU A\VARE it is against the law in Bostori tn own a dog more than 10 inches tall? . , • THE STATISTI- CIANS say !hose s l n g I c \\'Omen \vho drive cllr!:i are twice as apt to be ticketed for traffic viola tions as the 1n<1r- ricd g'irls \l'ilh children, .. , f','O\V TllE LATEST surveys 1iho1v age :l7 is ll'hen a wife is rnost likt!y lo turn unfn1 thful, 1f 1>v c r , • , 1\ i\lEDICO (;LAl!\IS !\ u 111 c l<lpc1vurn\~ l1ave been known to reach ~L t'Oilcli Jcnglh of JO ferl 111 the ]lu n1an miclscc\ion. Shall I gn on? . , . LOUISIANA IS tha t slate \Vhe rein live the mo~t people \\'ho still bt;lieve in ghosts. FIGURES -It is the claiin {lf that i n t e r n <i t i on a l photographer Peter c:ro;v\anrt that English gil'ls possess the best figures in Europe. 'rhnl's debatable. Still, J \1 on't ~.'.1y Ju•s wrong. Too 1nany Swedish girls tend lo be round· ~houldered, too many Fri'nch girls arc apt lo be rtal·<'hcstcd, and too many lt .'.11ian i::1rl~ .;i1·c inclined to be construc°Lcd \Vith an exceedingly Jov1 center or gravily. liowever, the German girls compete pretty 'veil \Vilh the English girls in thi s department. They arc not usually thin-v;aisted, lrue, but they are generally pneuinatic. Call it a tie. CUSTOMER SERVICE: Q .• '1\Vhich drinks the most water, a horse or a cow?" A. A cow normally will drink about 2.f gallons a da y, a horse maybe 12 gallons. Wl1y didn 't you ask about a hog and a sheep, too'! A hog will drink two gallons. a sheep about one and a half. Stand by, my notes on this matter also shov.• lhat a reasonably \l'eli-built l1ouse in the temperate zone drinks about four gallons of \Yat er a day, Think of that! A horse. drinks t\\·icc as much \1•atcr as tv:o hogs. BACK llOME. a \arly up the street last \veek received a wire from her husband 1vho \Vas at a sales meeting in J'vJi. ami. It read: "Having a 11·on· derful time. 'Vish you \\'ere he:-e ." An aged line, yes. She )11ugherl about 1L An<l laughed ~ind l~ntghetl. l.;11td hc·r e>'(1s gri1 da mp .... NOTB A CON· TE~tJ>ORAllY talk~ <1b(lu t "\he underc\villzcd $ o u t h American countries " Suppose tha t's ~II right. Bul lt might lie kep t in mind th a i Ecuador's rirst university y,•as founded about 50 years before ll a r ~·;11d. PATIE N'rS. -\\'hen 'it CO!ll· cs tn dc c1Jrng \\'ilh patients In J1osp1lals. nurses prefer 1nen, <loc tnr s prefer \\OITi en- Cencrally, \\111<.it nur:,{·s don't likr about v.·omen 1~ their teudcncy to 11·hin c. A.~ !or th e men, Dr. Joseph Peck says: "l\Iale patients arc a bore. Either lhey have sornc \\•ell.· kno1vn disease or thl:'}' h;1ven·l, Or they are \Yorricd ~irk for ll'~ir nf los ing thC'lr true rn<Jlene.<s. the power ! o rcprnduel' ln sc:ir<;hing for a man's fl uctuating b Io o d pr essure, 1vc consu l! Ille Do11'· Jones a1'crages rather tl1a n our j('xlbooks. And if we in · forn) hlrn that his gl<1nds art' l ~U!l.'linni r1g norn1ally, lie goc<; l101nc happy ;ind 11·c don't sc-r hln1 :ig::iin for a ye;1r or 11101"('," RAPID REPLY; Yes, sir, one dandelion, just one. can turn out about 12,000 seeds a year and I have yet to find .:inybody \l'ho doesn·t belie\'€ this. Your r1nestin11s and co~n· 1ne11ls are we/corned an cl 111i/! be used wheret)er po.~ srble in "Cllccki11'] Up." Address ?nail ta L. f\1. Boyd, in care nf DAIL)' flf- J,QT. Hn :r: 1875. Neuirori Beach, Calif,, 92663. Given Asyhun STOGKHOL!\1 (UPI ) -The Swedish Imm igration Board today announced another 15 An1crican s o Id i.e rs and draftdodgers h<id been granted asylu1n in Sweden. This raised the number of self-exiled An1r.ri can Vietnan1 1\'ar resisters g r :i n t c d permission to stay in this country to :101. Anothc.r 15 A1ncrican asy lum cai.cs arc under investigation. OkilUtwa Retiirri Set; U.S. Bases to Stay Tut~ay, Oetobfr 21 , 1%q DAILY PILOT f Nixon Asksr----.--------r High Court Vote Still Tax Shelter U.S. Build More Ships \\"ASHl"NGTON (U PI) - President Nixon will ask Con· gress this week to modernize the nation's aglng merchant ,,..,..__ .. MR.MUM fleet and put it back in com-'-..Ir ,,r,_ petiUOn with the major mari- time powers, Including the fasl-growing Ru ssian Oeet. Nixon WHI ask for $300 mll- Hon to finance cons truction of 30 ships a year -three times the current rate. He also is expected to urge industry to support a n1ulti-bill ion pri\'ale investment program designed to expand the Merchan't Ma· nne, administration sources suid. Nixon pledged during hls st.ore the United Sta tes "to the n I In Balance W ASH!NGTON (AP) -It LawChangeNear On Depreciation? Prtsident Niioo swayed any \VASIIINGTON (UPI ) undecldM aenitocs wtth his The Senate finance Con1- •lrona:ly worded defense <Jr mittee has \'otcd to raze parl of one. 1Jf the biggest tax Jucqe Clement F. Hayruiworth shelters in the 1 n tern a J Jr., they are keeping it to Revenue Code -the practice themselves. under whi ch <i person makes The more than 20 senators both a profit and a ta:< Joss on his real estate investment. who hold the key to con· Over the real estate in· flnnatlon of llaynsworth's dustry 's intense opposition and nomination to the Supreme after rour hour debate, the Court didn 't show any signs committee voted Monday to that Nlton's statement Mon-change depreciation rules for nonresidential property. These day would start a stampede to rules someti1nes allow real back the administration. estate investors to pay no in· Such senior Republicans as come tax despite big profits George. D. Aiken of Vermont Jrom their properly and fr om and John J. Williams of other sources of in!;on1e. th<' J~ouse this summer end under consideration by the SC'nate co111mittee. With a few modifications, the committee approved the House's pr<r visions on rapid depreciation. The romn1ittec action ap· plies only to nonresidential hull dings -motels, offlce buildings, warehouses, shop- ping cenlers. privately owned post offices that are leased to the goYernment and other commercial s tr u c t u res Residential construelion "'as left out because of the national housing shortagt. 1968 t ampaign to try lo re· ~ rolf' uf a first rate maritime ~::===::~:y~~·:·=========~==~= power " But observers agree the job \l'ill Ti.ot. be easy. At present, Delaware stlll are listed as un-pe~~d~~ ;fl~wl:{~v 1~0~:·p:cc~~~~ decided with an expected vote .for tax purooses twice as last on confirmation about two as it actually does depreciate. weeks off. Such r a pi d dcpreclatlon Now an investor <Jr a syn. dicat e can buy or construct a building, take advantage of rapirl <lcpreci ation rules, sell the structurl' af\l'r a f('w years \vhen the benefits start 1~ 1vear off, anrl in1·est the. pro. ceeds from the sa le in a new building and repeat the cycle. two-lhfrrls of the 963·shiD Arnerlcan fleet is over 2.') years old. The U.S. ranks 11th <imong the world ship buildin~ n<1tions, and Hs once sleek lleet or prissenger liners is do11'n to a handful and is ex· peeled to get even smaller. Catholic Bishops OK Greater Voice · Points Nixon said at a surpirse creates a paper loss. The tax· news confertnce Monday payer can deduct that loss Hayn!worth has been sub-from hls taxable incon)e to jec:ted to "vicious character reduce -or s o 1n e t i 1n c s assaa1lnation." The President eliminate -his la:u.·s. said he would not withdraw his The committee action, if no m In at ion even if sustained by congress, would M• Ha)hlsworth requested him to increase government revenues l-9'~ ~7orse, critics claim, is the fact that the United States nn\V carri es only .five percent of its foreign commerce in Arnerican-flag ships. Arni y Takes Control 111 Somalia VATICAN CITY (UP[) -A majority in the world iynod of bishops agreed today o n sweeping recommendations ft> gi\'e bishops a greater volce with the Pope in the govern- ment of lhe Roman Catholic Church. A Vatican press oUktr NW the majority agp,ed on amc main points: -The Pope should cooperate with bishop&' Conferenct1 ·on vital decisions afftcUna: the enUre church. ' -Some type of permanent NAIROBI (UPI) -The body should be &et up to 12.000-man army and police coordinate relations between force seized control of Somalia the Holy See A1)rl the bl.shopa' today, five days after the conferencees. assassination of the East -The Roman Curia should African nation's president. the serve not only the Pope but Somali;:i Embassy reported. the bishops' c () n f e r e n c t s The coup apparently was throughout the world. bloodless. -There should be greater An embassy spokesman, personal cont.act between the quoting a broadcast by Pope and representatives of Mogadishu RacUo from the bishopg,' conferences. capital of the nine.year-old, -The synod shou.ld be called Texas·sized country,, sai d Into annual vr bj a D nu a I troops had surrounded the city --'-"-'_io_ns_b.:.y_lh_e_P_oP':__· __ _ and ousted Premier Moham- med Haji lbrahaim Egal and l1is Somalia Youth League government. The coup came the day after Presidenl Abdirashid Ali Sherma rke was buried and th"e country began five days of na· tional mourning. GRAFFITI Vatican obetrvtr1 1ald the m a Jortty recommendations represented a •lanlflcant vie· tory for the li~ral viewpointa in the synod. The libtrals have generally strtSRd the nttd for greater powtrs for bishOps wbOe camervallvts h • v • tmJlbuhed the 1 u pre m e JIOW" al the Pop<. do· so. by $1.J billion by 1979, when Alken said laler he still Hs full effects arc felt. lllliiilllil h.lsn't decided how he will This is the biggest single vote on Haynsworth's con· revenue gainer in the swee(>" COSTA M!SA-ZZOO H•rNr llwd, finnatlon. -~in~g~ta~x~r~ef~o~rm~b~i~ll~p~a~ss~ed~b~y~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~·:::::::::::::::::::::~:= "I doubt if the President 1- made any votes by his state· ment," Alken commented. But Sen. Roman L. Hruska of Nebraska, r ·anking Republlcan member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, 1ald he ls more confident than Arabs R.OUted ever the Senate will confirm Haynsworth, now chief judge of the 4th U.S. Court of Ap. B T -b peals. Expert Color Service AND BLACK & WHITE - IALSO ANTENNA INSTALLATION) Reasonable Prices Both At Home Or In Our Shop ROY IULLA'S STEVENS TV Y .IA:; Blle8C Sen. B~ch Bayh CD·lnd .• l a leader of the opposition, said a,. u ..... """ Wen•donal conflict-of-interest charges he today tMt ...,_ Lebllle$e refuted by the administration armf 1n1op1 hue attaicbd an ''and make an eloquent case IUWHllWI 1953 NEWPORT COSTA MESA 549.3493 A Cairo newspqer reported has made have not been m Arab cuen1J1a C9!DP just against confinnation of Judge north ot the JJraiell border, ~H~a'.!y~ns~w'.;o~rth~.':_' -----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ killing tWo perlOQI and WOUDd· inl! n1 ... It wu the law.et club be- tween the rqu)ar1 and eon'I· mar>Qos since the suemnas beg,. bulldlnt comps In the ·area ,despite orders from the Lebanese a:overnment to stay out. The Cilro """PIP'' Al Ahram, • 1tmiofficl1J outlet for the leadership of the Arab world, aald the Lebanese •m'ly Md belle1ed • euerrlila camp Mlftday and ahelkd it before a sround attack.. Egal, 41, had been appointed by Shermarke following the president's election in 1967. Both men ser<ed in the fast Research Lah Somalia government after it gaioed independeooe in 1960, Hi'.t by Vandals but had been voted out of of· rice in 1964. As premier. Shennarke had CAMBRIDGE, Mw. (AP) kept his country unaligned and -Vaftdal1 reJe1ttd llOl'nt \\'1\Sf-llNCTON (AP) -The job of actually defending the played \Vest against East for 3,llOO hlm.sttn 1n ~ Ble- United States and Japan have strategic chain \Vllh its ov.rn aid. Egal continued the policy Relearch lmtib,rte Menday, Select the1970car of your chOice. sea, ground and air defense when he was appointed to de~I )'tlfl ol ,_.,ell reached an underslanding for units, t/JC'y said. head the government. fnto mediCll pnbltml. the return of Okina\\'a to _:::::::::_:_:_:_:::::_ _____ _::::::_::::.c:::.:.::.:::_:.:::_:.:::_ _____ __:=======.:='-----'-'--~-----f Tokyo's administrative contro! by 1972 while maintaining the l!.S. 1nllitary base on the island, ()fflcia! sources 5ay. The agreen)cnt \vii! call for taking U.S. nuclear 1vcapon s off the is!and, hel rl by !he United Sliltr.s since. t he Japanese defeat in \Vor ld \\lar II. according to the officials, President Nix o n and .J:ip;,nesc Prime il1 in is t er Eisaku Sato plan lo issue :i Joint state111cnl about the lransfer \l'hcn lhcy conclude !heir Nov. 19·21 n1cetlng in Wa shington. 1111: officials said It will provide the date and the conditions to be embodied in a formal agreement negotiated after tile Sato·Nlx· on meeting. Negotiation of the final agreement, Nixon ad- ministral)on officials s a Id , n1ay take a year or more. When the United Slates and Japan reached an agreement in 1967 for ihc relurn of lwo Jima and the Bonin Islands, it too k seven mon1hs lo negotiate the final details. Officials say that the details are far more complicated in the case of Okinawa and th e Ryukyu Islands. U.S. officials are not willing to detail in ad· vance conditions for use of Okinawa as a 1najor U.S. military outpost in the western Pacific. But Japan wll l take ovrr lht LET'S BE FRIENDLY U you have new nclghbon or know of l!.nyone moving to our area. please ll>U l11 so that 1ve ma.v extend a ftil?ndly \1·el<:ome and help them lo lM.'come 11cqualnt cd In their nc1v fi11rroundini;s. So. Coasl Visitor 494-0579 494-9368 OLD CROW • ~ ITLllm~-____ .. ~-.. --.. . ..................... ? ..... .. ll&11"'1t If.• t.00t1•1LU.U • James Crow developed the first quality-control distilling process-and created smoother, mellower Old Crow. Nothing finer has happened to Bourbon in seven genetationt. Old Crow • $5~5 QT. And leave ebuying to us. Wc'lldrivetbe butaia and you drive the car. No w, for the lir.;t time you can leue a new car and take advantage of the b:ui,'>ining power of a $950 million bank. Our car leas ing is for people who hate to haggle and dhlil.e dumping a lot of cash into a down payment. Even more important, our plan iii for people who want lo lca.•c their car at low bank rl"'8. Nobocl1""1nll nobody-can lease you a car for less. You don't have lo Ma mathematical genius to figure out why. \Ve're the source of cub-the money factory! There arc no middlemen who want their cut. F11r your CllnTcnicna: we have 93 oOi cc.• throughout California. Any oiie of than an -a.., you u much as $300 on a two-year lease. Cct Ollf profe11lonal and unbiased advice, free. Come in to any hnnch of First W""tcrn Bank for the financial facts about car leas-u.,. We won't twist your a.rm, but we will olfcr our advice. \Vc'll even 1how you why som~timcs it's even chca1,cr to lease a m<irc expensive car. And just to show you how 0 __.. ohjectiTc Finot Western Ban~ is, r ~L whether you lcue a car or bor-Bancar rowtbemoneytobuyone, we'll Lease gi.e 10'1 • &..e chttking account. Wbuelae M>uld you like? ..._, _____ _ Harbor Visitor ~('i !Ut.N Sl~~IG~t £(lJ~~~lj ~·1111~K(.V fi6J'R00f...ll1Sl1Ll{D 1UD BOl!L[fl av I~[ 141JOUl.l}l0 eRO\IJ DISfllUAY co .. fllllkfDll. ~1 .. i • " I ! ,. .. ""' .................................................. ~ .... ~--~ .. ~.~ .... ~..,.....,..~-~ ................................. ~ ....... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--···--. . . . .. ~ I DAILY PI LOT lut~d'4y O~tobtr 21 l~Jt.,q ..!!...~:.:.....:.:..:.__~~~~~ State Popula1· 1• Tourists Spend $2. 7 Billion SACRAMENTO, C,;1!1f. CA!') -lie drives a ca r. 1~ over 35 ;1nd probably is 11 ... adl'd for Disneyland 111 A11<ilieun or Fisherman's \\'harf in S;111 Francisco with a wile and child. lle's !lit: typu.::11 vi~J!ur lo California -a 1rC('·Sprnd1n~ tourist who l1<'lprtf pun1p ::ii 7 billion lro1n 1our1:-,1n 1n10 the ~talc's cconorny I.1st )C<ir. Thn1's the portr'11t dn11\·n ?"o·londay by a rrport prrparctf by the private t·onsullant fur the Ca!Homta State Of11cc of Tnun:-.1n and Vistlor Srr11<·<'~ Lconon11 C HCSCitfl'h :\ssoc1<1 tcs reported lo 1!1r ul- l1ce th<it JO.J n1ilhnn pt'r~on~ 1·an1e u110 C111lfnrr11a by {';1r l;i~t yc<i r and 5 8 nnl\1un Li~ plaoo. . They provided :i sub~tan11:il :-.hol in the arm for llil' economy of a state Y:1th :1 population of just under 2!J l rn1 thon, the t·un~u!t <in\s ~,;iii Total 1ncumc was $l I billion !rorn ;1uto \'1SJt0rs ;ind ~l 6 btlhon from air trav elers. The f;1vorite allraclion \1 r1s D1sncyl Jnd, thr ;1n1uscn1cnt park bu ilt by \Valt J)isney in <Jr:u1gc County s11uthcast ol Lu~ 1\11gclf'S. A lul<1I of 34.8 pt'r ccnt of 1hr ;1uto travelers and 22 4 percl'nt 11f 1hc air p;1sscngcrs \1 cnt 1llcrc, the consultants said. The second n1ost popul<1r .al· tracuon 1v as F1sherrnan·s \\'harf in San Francisco - 1lcst1nation of 18 3 ptrccnt j1f the n1otorists and 18.8 pl'rrrnl of !he <11r passengers. Other fa1·urite s po!s \1·r rr J\larincland. an aqua11c e1re11~ 11e;1r Los AnAclcs . Chinato1111 111 San Francisco; Knoll 's Bt'f· ry 1'arn1, an Orange Countv ;1n1usen1enl park 11·11h ln slorical attractions. ond lhc S<in Diego Zoo. Lo11 g Beach Nc ,v s111a11 1'1 t1 rcl Cl'Cll I \I'\ l't•la:(· ~ay :1 J1rt'pk1t·1• J'i.h1•r ~ hl'l1t.:\'t·d ll> 1 1~11 e h l·C'tt Ii"' 1·.r:.ipon 11 l11 cl1 kdll'd l;c·u1';:11 I'. \\(•:ti..'. ii\ 1 h1cf rdil on,d 11ntl'r l11r 1l1e Long J~t·:i· Ii J nrlcpt•nlit'1ll-I 'r1·~~ Tl·lc-g rJ11n . 'Zodiac' Hunt Strategy Develo ped J~"rc G1111. Pc r1nits Clwcked for 'Best Clu e' to ll1ad1nan's ltlcntit)· ~\\I·!:\\! 1 ~i1 f 1·\I ')-A. n1 •'t·l11rg 1•1 "'I• 11 pphl'r .•gtn· C'll'~ 11'\!fll !1 n ;1!'CU (l'fl OfllC\( b) lh1• z,1(]1.ir killt'I" 1111<; tJ1·vt'IUf H'd .r J.:l•nf'r;il ~1 r;11cgy :11111cd ,1[ 1tl1•11t1lyu1;.; :u1d Ci.Ip· turln.~ !1in1 l~ut. ·.::i.1. !'o!!f'!:' (';i pt, ilL1rt1 •1 l.1.t.1,r ~~.<11 F'r;1 11l'1 ~('<J. ·I 1.111'1 ~uv 1•.t,-I(' any t·l o~cr tu r;11rl111I 111111 ·• I , \ Id ,,,,,,~·nit>n altl'r 1\1~· 1!111 1 l• .. 111 i·lu~«tl f.1·~~inn .\!•111· 11.11· 111.il 1,,, ~·uuhl u1it r• 11.ul tl·1• :-.11..oll',.::. But he ~;iid th ll "'h,11:dt1 !tli:1;'. balh~llt·s ,111U ringel'pl'J nt experts linked lhe :-.:11ne inon" to five sl;iyings in the S.1n f"ranci~co B;iy area ~i nce last Occ. 20. In ii nutlit·r development, \Volt lhlr nf 1!1e San Franc1st::o Cr1111c L<1boralory said the best !'Ille. rnriy be the gun used 1o kill fo11r of the vlctirns -H ~lu1rn p1.-.!ul of which only J-13 J1.1'<l' ht'C'll .sold in the p<tst II rt·t· .ve,irs in th is <1rea. The Jillh l'iC"tin1 1vas stabbed. ··tr-. ;1 gun for killing,'' he sJ1d "II has a tern ble impact (jUilhl y '• Permit appl1cat1 011s r o r 11soncd .. p1cklng ulf the kid· persons who bought such guns dies as they conic bouncuig, 11ut'' of fl schootbus. Up to 70 are being checked for corn· pol ice units arc accompanyu1g purison with handwriting un schuo! buses as a precaution. the Zodiac notes. Lee s:11 d lie thinks tile con· Police have said t 11 e v fcrencc gav(' ol!iccrs ,1 <lr<'ds .,j plior.t· ,-,ill~ fr• r l citizens." The 2fi men <lt the 1nrt>I'"~ includeci rl'prc:-.t'r11 at1vcs 11t I .,; N<1p.1 ;111(./ Sul.1n1 1 C1111p•y :-;hcn f!'s ulfii·t'~ ;1n<I \ .11lo p•, N;.ip.1 <H1d Sa11 Frar1.:1i-rn 11111,1 1: ;r<; 11 t ll ;is tht• C':1 IJ)lil'l l• 1 !!1ghw;.,y r',1(rod "llrj liio· cJ I•! Btff t•<n1 1\I ('r 111,1111.! Jo: (Jfi('.:Jll011 ;i/ld 111\ (·~I l~dl IHI] believe they arc dc:iling winiii ~t rongt·r and tJellL'r pitture " n1adn1an. He has bonstt'd of uf the n1an they're h1111t1ng, !lie slay ings in telephone l'Jll \ l!l' :1ddrd · ··There ;11·r no to police and no!e.s t 0 reul SlL\pt'cls ~.l't , rll'~pilt• tiun- nc1vspapers stierting, ··Thi-: 1~·----'---'-------------------- Zodiac speaking.'' lie Ila~ \Vritlen cryptograins which ht' says give clues to his identity In a recent threat. Ile en--~:,, tjONS /CONo ~ Cu stom-made clothing Sailo r Gets to Sta y i11 U.S. • I Mr. P. G l 1fwdni, p1e>le 11•Q~~1 de ''3 ~1'r "<I I be '" Ne ... poot e c~~~ 2 d<1~\ cnty, 0,1, 2 and J, "' lh ~ l'"'~lo:l~e Mo!rl, b208 \•,I~,/ Cc~•! l'-tn;h ... dy. f o• "P~O n•m enl, plr.d 'e coll ~L m el 64 2.825!. LOS ,\\1,1:Lf:S (L:P ll -A 2'i ~·t:.J! I HI i ·ri..h ~111 k1r I' )111 JU!11JJ1d !'1111• , • !·h.,1:; Jilli It I< .d .• ~_.lur11 u:1il' tu J<.ind 111 i:,u t .'.Jil.l ••I' I ol' j.! I ,I II\ I'd p1 11111 .:.lu!l Iii l• !I, •'l Ill !ill' l 11i\1'U bL,ilc:; <it lcosL one '" po!1(·e "" the lethni('<il gr11und~ he v.•as a rlesc rtcr froni his ship. He :-.µtnt the nigh! 1n tile Los 1\1 1r1·lcs Co11111y J:i1I. Jlis rclc:ise l'<iinc <iflcr the l 11tc1'nalion~I Hescuc and possible rcxidency in lhc Li S. immigration 01!1cial'> said. 1"hc VJ!koviee, \vhi c·h departed Sunday night for Peru, 11·as the first Czeth ship 10 dock in the Los An ge les n1ittrc Jnc . uf Lo s Angeles, ll<irbor in more than a dozen k years. " ' ' -------------_, I 1,·'° ~·,1 ·, .,. ~-' o~~1 ,,,, •• 1~''" nt.r1 •. ~1,! t) ., ' -C.ct fl'~d'U'•!I 1~·- SUITS -SPORTS COATS -SHIRTS -DRESSES EVEHlllG OUTFITS -TOPCOATS. Etc. S•l•, C .•r> -: : •'·1 :< ~·.1 Reaga11 Orders Probe IJc.[<'{·11vc Sgl. J .• J. l!urlLi1 ·1 L s:1id the wrilt·r"s cldr!' MJ11 (;•'orgr .Ir , :J:1. 11u~ bo~•kt'd 1 .. 1· i11l'c'!1ga!1un uf 1nurdt•r. 11or ·ccJ out ;1n :1grcc1ncnl wi t Ii .. 1 Je<J rn hoiv not to be /rec 111:1• 1 11111~! 1111 t11e (' /. cc h 1hc L.' S. Immigration .Servi ce is:' Vokruhlik, a n:itivc of In 1:'ht•'r \'i!k(J\i1n. Jpa11 :•~rd to .~ponsor the ~a1lor. Prague said ir, broken English Of Oakland Grants The bnrly 11.1\ fr11111d :\l111uJa1 ;1!1crnoon, Jl url\Jl'ft ~<11d. 11.1 io ~1u•;1t. 11;1 ( 111 ... 1d oil·1·rs S1 •1t· \'ukrouhhk. 1rho snal he ''/ am in square v.'hcn 1a11ks 1!:1y und 111;•hc 1t ;1~l1urc \1·t1ef c pl:innect fo r nine years to seek come, many people die. l ca11- Ll' a-.httf fur poli:a:;il ;isy!llrn. politica l asylu1n . \\'ill be able not fight tanks \Vil li r" ;inothi·r 11011. Johns(ir\ \\'ral., Dul h1· 11J'i 1.1h!"I i1.:() to :ipply for <ln i1nn1igrant vis:i hands.'' SACRAl\1ENTO !U Pll Gov. Ronald Reagan plans to initiate 11n investigation of federal v.·ar on poverty pro· grams in the Oakland area to determine if their fund s arc hl'ncfitting the needy. ;nltipoverfy grant for Oakland. I le l'h<1rged persons assol'iated 11·ith the local program tiicd lo $<'l up a • 'sh a do II' government'" police depart· n1ent and school board. al, 11')10 l1rrs ii! lhl' 1;111111\ ,,,,·=-====-=--'-"""'""""=='-==o.==========================================-o·o-=-=-=-=-=""===== hon1e 111 lhc Bel1nunt ::ihon Th<' governor n1adc 1hc disc!osurr tl1onda~ 1n ;111- nouncing his veto of a SZJ4.8!JO Unruh Ask:; School Aid Goof Fixed ::iACRAiltENTO lt;Pll Assembly Ormocra1lc leader .l ess linn1h has urged C.ov. llonal<l RraJ,:;in tu t:a ll a sprl'1al SC~SIO!l of I h I' 1cgi~1a1urr to eorreet a Sj:l rnillion error 1n a maJrir school a u;! bill the go1·ernor ~1gncd in t\t1gl1SI. L:nruh n1;1de tht' rcquc~t ;\fondny \1·h1te 1'harging !he Drp:ir1mPnl of 1·:d11ca1ion "1s acting illegally ln ignoring the !aw and admi nistering" stnte ;11d to school~ :'Is 1f lhr mistakes Y/<ls oC\'Cr 1nade.'' Ht' salrt lhe t'rror "C'ould cosl lhc s1al c !:o.'i.1 n11ll1on inure tl1;in wns plann!'.'rl." n eagan said he \\'Jll appoint ~ .~pcti<il c:o1nrnit1cc to in· \·cstigate the O:ikland area ;1n- 11povcrly jl r o g r a n1 s lo ··dctern1inc whether 1 h e fede ral tax rnonit:s arc. in fi1et. helpi ng thusc persons th<'Y arc intended to be ncl!I ., The grnnt. subject t o f\e;1gan's npproval, was to the O:ikland Economic Develop. rncnt Council Inc. (QEDCI) and v.·,,1ild be administered by ihc East Oakl.:ind-Fruil\'alr. Pl:inning Couneil. It v.·ould hal'C expired next Aug. :11 . .<\ ~ovcrnor·s \'eto ({In hl' nl't'r!urncd by ft:d(·ral ;in- t1po1·erty o!ficials. In a s tat<'rn cnt, RPagan·~ l'Xecutive secretary Ed\\'ard ~l ecsc said that ''pe rsons as~ociatcd with OEDCI pro· grams are. and have been. us- ing their position and certain fed eral funds to set up a kind nf shadow gove rnment drsign· t•d to lhv.•art the efforts or public offiei:ils and OEO )!roups in the O;ikland area in 111ec t1ng lcgllln1ate con1mun11 y neccl s." di<>lrict The \ll!tlJ!I -.; 111f t'. i\lJIJ1 •1 11;is ;1v.;1v fro1u tinme ;11.• tending ~ 1·011v£nt 1r)11, 1n- \'l'St1gator~ :-.a id 1\ecord1ng to !I u r I b c r ! (;£•orgc .Jr. 11;1s 111t,·n·oj:!;1ltil ;ind tnken into t:l'"liidy \1h('l1 h(' c:.iinc to tilt' l1nu~t· :il \(·r polite 1i;1d a11·111•d 11n 11iv :-.rrn(•. Tiii' 11 111•'<'1" :-,;11d (1 1 • cp1l'~liun .. r 11 1•1i1•.<· 11 .1s ~l·ll under :-.!Lidy. \Vc;i ks. 11 11:1t11·0· 11f \l.11 1! r \inl lcy, Ky, Jri1ned the l.(11'1.! Beach ncwsp;qu•rs 111 l'l:t,. lit· served Jnr I~ _\'tj1 r;; ;1:. l'il ,v lril l rcror1 <'r ;i nrt wo ... n:11111'd L 111, I editori:il 11 ri tcr 111 PJhti. S lalt' Chi"f Fa ir.- cl 1·11 Al:1n .\l iln<'~ .. • • 1 I' 1 1 ,, r \'. nian<if.!<'r 1•1 th f' r f' • 1+ 11 Distncl F.11r, 11 ,1-. 111·111"1 J.'lonlf;1y ;is l!fi'O J!l'"~illl'llt ,,f t h~ \\l·~tl'rn F,01rs A-.:,oc r1·1••11.1 !\lilnt•s, asso1.ia!t' \'It'(! p1 1 1-1 1ll'nt 1vho has b1·t11 1·nnn1•• 11·r! \1'1\h the Fn ",no F 1ir · 1•1• !' 1~'.l5, stircedcd .!aC'k N1r \·111•11-I f.!"r. ~f'{'J't't:1 r.1 111;111;11'.1·1· iii 111c :-\il vcr [Ji )ll.ir I· ,i1r .d ( l.1111. lli~l·t~ !:'.rt G1·av. an a~sisl11nl pr1·<>s sccretary'tor Beagan. saa.l the gol'rrnor's olf1re \1 011ld l'On- sull 11'1th th1· clcpal'ln1cnL or <'rh1eat1011 "lo a s c t' rt ri 1 n whether thrre n11ght br <1ny ir· r<'i:11l::ir1 tics" 1n Ille hill. Unnih. a probHh\e candidate for go1·crnor nc:-.L year. noted Hcagan ealhxl a ~pc c 1 a I IC'g1slatt\'(' SCSSJ011 lo tlc;il 11•1lh a ~SO 1n1H10n rrror in a Hlfi7 .-c·hool aid 1ncasun• l nruh authon•it. The Bc;1g;.i n .11l· n11111\tr;it1on In~! \1 ·a r t h<tfl:l'd !here \1 as a S,1:io r111ll1nn rn1s1;ikt' 1r1 the aicl bll\ Uu~ thr monl',\' 10 11nill\t:f' 1t 11;1 s l>ilcr cl i~CO\'Crcd. Police Lo Join Hi111 i.11 l'i111r l 1 IGdnap 1'ry Rap N ixcd OXN 1\n D tUP!) -Ri«h an! Blase is a la\\'~cr \1·ho kno\1 ' Jus 1 1gllt~. l.;1~L Augu:..L B\.1,t' .1·, 11.1 ' .in nfl IC'<'1' in ll 1' 11[ h1~ rt\11\, lil,I'''' ",, Loi 11.111 .1rd 11,,,,i,,, I 11 '"ti' 'In.-Jn•,\!'. lldh ~ ltllh I\ rlr11 1ng ;:dong ;in Ox n;1n! •llTl 1 f.,r , ttd•·.., .111d ',.I., 11 I,,,.,. \I hl'n a cnr n11dgcd pi•nl1111•.ly ho• I 111 d 111 11 • • " 1111 1 1 I' 1·lo~r Lo )11~ bu1npcr . 1i11 ,,,.1 , uf l11lh1,1111 I•"••,,,, The t,:;lr passrd ~111d 1'.l,1.,1· ii .i· ,,1ult ;ind 11,11'• 11 ,11+<1 g;ivc chase in :in attt•tnpl to r1 ·tu,.,,1 tn l•·t 1111 11 1 "I. I" 111 nvcrt<lkc the "1.iilg1l!1ng·• nf. :111r.rnev bc:furl' !111111" !rndl'r. l l lurn<'d nut Ill<' ;11 1l (i !..1.•.l °Fnd:1\. i\l 11111 \I \1 1 I he ll'as ch:ising \1·as i1 pnl u·,. J 11dgt' Rnh•'rl I.. !-.ll.11\ 1 'd 1 p;1lrol cr111~<·r 111 ]l\ll'~u1l 01 ,, 11.1 11.11!1 tnr tin· ;1n • I •.l II 1 !lun! n1otonsl. 111 .... 1111 •TS Tii e• 11 ,11 1 ,,,, Blase caughl up 1111 11 ll1r 110·1·,. 1 ~~11cd :\1nntl ;i v ;111<1 !11' pat rol uni t ~1 l lh<' !i:o1n<' l1 :nl' 1il ll'T1d1ng ul!l1'c1·:-. 11 • r • rohce cornered thr11· culpn l. un!r1·c!l ln :1pp1 ·;11' 1111 ... 111 111r SAN' tllATEO (U PI ) -All \\"hC'ntheofficers11'Prf'1\'fll1ni.: n lwarint.: lnr!a\'. fl'lnny chargC's v.·rrr dism1s~cd oul a lickel for 1he lhtrd o1-1{1('h;1r1I l ~l:1~t' 11111 .ii ·'' .1 i· ~1 (1nct;"1V ;1g;i1nst Aa ron P<it-frnl\cr. U I a s !' .appro:.icl1rd I 11 ,11·. II •' !I I 111 ( h:11 ::1 ' 011 111 trr~on; a San ,Jose 1cchn1cal police v.·iq1 a "cllizen s 01rrr'I · l1•1l •·n1H: 11 .1h ,,., ••liu •·1· lll 11"' l\'n ler originally actu~ed of for lailga ling. p1·riun11;u1t•1• nl h" 1 1u1~·. J..11 thr altcmptc<l kidnap1ng of Officers Ken Budwro anti 111i.: f.1!...1· uil111 111.111,u1 I•• .1 1110 peninsula girl~. Ri chard Stani land turned f•ll Jl<'11c<' of111·rr ;111d d1I\11':' ;111 Thr di~lrit·I a11orncv·s ollic£ Blase and issued hirn ;i 1101u·1· .u111·n1oh ll1• 1111ho u1 :i 1h11tT' asked 1h<1 t 1he cha rges against on charges of interferi~~ ~uh hr1•11sl' 111 h1' 1 ~1~,,· ... ~11111. Patterson. 56, be dropped and •••...,•••••• .... ••....,•••••••••••••••• ... ••••••••,,. he he tncd instead 011 t1vo it ! '°''"'' 01 '""''ing child rco -: YOUR PROBLEM· : a rntsdemeanor. : • ., Municipal Court J u d ge • You want to sell so1T1e. iterri ! Brookes Ice dismissed the ! ttiat you no longer need but • {c\onies and redu ced Pal· • someone else can use fot" ! terson'!'! hail from $25.000 lo : ! i1 .ooo. 'f he m;,,demeanors ! N 0 T 0 VER $ 5 0 • stem from a case involving :.1 ,. ? ') ? ? ? ? ! Belmont girl. ! . . • . . ., Patterson initially \\'<JS ac· • ! cuscdofenticemr n t ,at-: YOUR ANSWER: ! tempted kidnapinR an at· : ., tempted child stcalini;. ,. You call THE DAILY PILOT, ask for + ~~~~~~~~~~~~.!: Clas1ified Advertising, and p lace " ~ : : PILOT LET'S BE FRIENDLY U you have ne\v ncl~hbon or know of anyone movinc: to our area plt'a.sc tc.11 us go that ""e may extend a frlt:ndly welcome and heir them to become acqu;iinted lD their new 1unoundin~L So. Coast Visitor 49~579 494-9361 i ,,,--:,.~ PENNY i ~--~-~ ~, PINCHER • ,. 1: '• 1: ': Ii • lo CLASSIFIED AD AT OUR SPECIAL LOW RATE 3 LINES 2 TIM ES 2 COLLARS AND YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD I '! Harbor Visitor • DIAL NOW DIRECT ! • • • • • • • • • • • • • .~fl fJ}JOrt tlie Canipaign iri Your [01111111.111it_y i ' ~~~~~~~~~~~~Ji IT~I f~ ~"'': C~wn~ s?o.1?201 ~I 1· • i:.••*******••··········· ... ~,~ ....... ,,. ............. 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Hu .. 1;n111on 8•~<1', 7 JO p m ~OC•"'V ror '"• Prts••v~••Ol'I •nOf'I HMt>ot Ch&PT•r, Coll•~• P•rk 5Cl>Ool, 7JIO Notrt O•m•, (O'>lt Mt••· I 4.1 om oaa ""'"'"'' Lw9• •:o II!, Ooa ~tllo"'' Ttmi>lt, )76 M••'I ~1 , Hun- lonq!on lledch, I 1>.m L 0 0 .M, Moo>• No. 1151. •JJ E. 111~ SI , Co•I~ M•••· I. I~ o n• ll1iboa ~.; Club, N•WPO•l•r tnn, N•WPO•I 6t1cn. t o.m. 5•• •no Sig~ Au<:!ul>o" ~OC•tlY, Sou,~•on fl'Q()m, S•nll An~ L•O••"'• ~·.::..~ria "°'' ~"'"''· ~~'"" An•. /·JO DEATH N OT I CES BRADFORD l!<10en Ailber! B••Oloro, ,.qt •. o! IJH E Oce•nfrnnT. N•w°"'1 llo•c~. D1tt af Ot•lti. O~lober 19. Survive<! bv ""'"""· Mr. ~no Mr•. wa .. on R. l!r1dfo1a; brome,., Brvan 1nd l!•en•; B k • Th • M J mo1trn11 V•~ndmol~~r, El;<l~Th 11111 o .c 'l 'tlg e1·1· 011.11re 1.s 01 Co•1• Mt••· Vt•ve .. ot service>. ICld1y, Tue•d•v. 11 AM, Pi clrlc view M....,0•1•1 P••~. oorec•ed ~y e011i fllatcr Dei Catholic J-ligh School in SanL<l Ana has as n1any cheerleaders as 11 Morluory, Coron• <tel M•r. I LAZOVSKY does_ football players on the field at any one lin1_e. First stringers. on c ieer· M1r~u••il• M. L••oY•kv. 1?t s1n1iogo leading squad include (On ground fron1 left ) J\lar1an11~ Duane. Denise Du~rell ~o':~·,;~·~:.~:::·b~·;:,~~n~:·~~ .. ~~; and Clare Frazier. Boys arc lfroin lcft 1 Jeff llarnct1aux , Bob Barker. ~can "'"'"'" 1C11n11en Ja(~~n. s1. P1u1. J\ol urphy and Jl.·1ichael Curran. flidu1,g high are tfro1n left) Dianna Toledo, Cor~ Minnt$41a; 1l11t~. katn1..,,. M<6raver. son Lv1• 0t>!1pa, 110..,,•v. tue•d1v. ky Corcoran, J il l Jiasle r and Julie Pen<i. 7·JO PM; lle<>uie"' M~•• Wedne101Y, -~::_:.:::.::::.:.:::::_.:::::_::.:::.::.::::_::.::::__::_:.::_::__.:_.:_ ___________________ _ 0·10 fl.M, both 11 s1. Jann 1ne 11101111 DEATH ~'OTICES C11holic Church. Ol•K't" by P1c!lic I l • View MOrh11r., WASllBURN Oor>11d K, W1•hburn. Beloved hu'>b1nlf or Mn. Vm1 M, Wl>hburn; l1!htt ol Mr•. Ctrcle Ainnt Lum"len, Ml•s Oorot~y J, W11hb<!r1>, Min Do""" G, \V~>hburn, Miu C1role Je•n W11l11>urn. J•<~ K. W11hourn, l':Otle•I K. WAlh- bUrn, Gerald JI . W1>nburn: •IJ.o '"'' VIII~ bv Ii•• gr1nt1cnlldrt1>. St •Y\(f\, F'rlday, 10 AM, Jn I~ Chu((h o! ll>e llece»lon~I, Forest L•wn-C.l~ml.11•; F'Qro51 Lawn Mortu•"'· F1milY •ug- ~•" mtmorl1I cot1!rlbunon< moY De "'~de lo HOA9 Memorial Ho1pUal lo• Can•t• Fund. Add•en. 30! New~orf Blvd., NtWPOr! 6eacn. COLLINS M~"o" G. ColliM. •l CAbr>llo, PA•~ Lido. DAit QI de•lh Otlcbt!• XI. Su•· 111v~ by d•uohler. M•1. Ja•toh Ro•- !1101, Son Geronimo, (All' : lwo ,.,. loci. Mr<. Geo,..ie Mcln!vte And M". PtAr( 611ker; ~nd l"••t gtonachll<:!rfn. Funerfl ~ervlte1 on(! lnlerment .. 111 bt In Cha•lol!e. M,,higan. 6•111 Mer- lu••Y Co•I• Me••· lo•w1rding altec· '""· TllOJ\1PSON Cor•I I!:. 'Tl>o"'PS<m. Pa~•ed •WIY Ot· lo!>f r n . Su•.,Yed by d1uvMer. BtltV M•"i", Co111 Mew. P"Y•I• •e•vicr•. B•lll MortU•rv, (OSI• M., •. Dire(• 10"· STEINHA US [d·~·•rd Ai•lnur S•t....,tul. ,.u Bl1c.-. 1horn, NeWPO•I 601cn. Su•Y<YOd bY witt, M1br1; d1u11hl•"· M1•v1•el Gort1. ot Hollt"a; Cln"" S•elnh1us; •on. Tl"' Sleinh•u•; molh•" Mro. "''I<• Ste•nh1us; tnrtt brolhtr~. 1111..n, John 1nd J1m11 S!!inh1u1. M"""'""I «••V•Cts, Tnu .. d1¥. • PM, P1<ltrc \lltw M....,0,111 Pe•~. 61l!i Mor•u1ry, Coron1 del Mir. Olrt{lo~. ALDOUS lltlh Ann Aldou1. Ait1• "'· of Di F. COll'I Hlghw1y. NtwPOr! Be•ch 0•1• of death, Oct~• 71!. Sut.,Yed l>v "'"1>1nd, Frod C. "'I"""" d1ugMer. Oi1ne Budd, Wt1lwOOC; 1nd two t1•1nd· chlldrt1>, Ro11rv, •on,ghl, 1ue•d1v, I PM, lle<>Uit"' M•"· Wedno•O•v, 10 AM. bolt> 1t Our l•~V Ou""n ol /1n· ""'' C•!l'>Olic (/lure~. New<>o•T no•t~. 1"'"""'""1. Good Sner.~.-o Cemelerv. l!•l•t Mor!u1rv, Co•cn• d•I M.-, 01. roC!O••· FIELD M&lcolm S. Field, 119 Avt<>i<lo Pror>- C¥•&, San Clt m•n•t. Dale ot <!eor~. Oclot>er 11. 5<1•Y•Ytd bv W•lt. Eo•••""' J, 01 ine nomc: l 1'1er, Cni•loi'e M , Foefd, lo Joli~; n••<•, V·•~•ni• R. Foeld, C1e-;el1no . .5tl'\l•Ct •. toaay, l utl• C•>'. Paci!lc v,.,, Cti•D•'· O"•c•ta ov P•tillc 'hew Morlv~•Y, Ivy Pries t to S p eak .4 t E cononi ic Confctb HOSS P•ul V. (Jeck\ Ro,.. 3S-Ol! C•m 'n~ C•oi$1,all0, C"""''""" flear;.n,, ~u'"'"'~ by w11e. Mar9••"· """~h'"''• M••. Ralph S•u•uevanl, S~n Juan Caol;. lrono: M,., Dalt lwde, Norltirlogt; I V••"Oc"lldren; one g,.aJ.gr,.nocnHu. ~••Yke1. WMnr•dav, J PM, P•c•!« v,,., Cha""'· Enleml>monl , Pdtllir Vitw Memor!•I P••'· F•mllv •uuoe"' tno•• wl•nong m•• ma<t mtm<>r1~1 contribution• lo me J•c~ Rea M•· n•orlll Fvnd, (lo (Jei•lronQ Vall~• 6aoh'T Chu•cn. P.O, Bo< 11, \1n Juan Cao.,!tan~. Dittcted by Po<d lt View MQr!~orv. CARLTON 'Theodcrl! S C~•llon l~XI V•a Coo.r. Lo11una 6t~cn °"'" or deal~. Oct 10. Su•v••ea l>v "U•banQ, S 6r•~• (••'- ton: •en, Rot>e•I I.I, Ca•non. Bell•v••"· \'f••h : 1,.0 ~I•~•• """ on~ neonr". •••lf•_,11-IOw, Mr1 lhom•• fl. HUO"•'· Lo11.,-a 6,ocn, 5~rv•ce• w 11 !lo" ti•M Wed1:o•d1¥, 11 ..,,., '" Int (.,.,,mun,rv Pr"'t1~1er1 .. ~ C:hu•c" ot Loguna 6o~cn lnurnmenl. Pa<0f« V~w M•m~«•I Paro, Oir...:ltod l>Y Pacil1c Voow M ot-lul rv, l!ESSE A~,\!IE!.\1 l1·y Haker rncst. l ';,.il Jfo ri1i:.i'i; f 1 r :-I wu111a11 trc11 ~urrr, \1•il! be a spcakr.r at till' Orange County Eeonon11t· CunferCllC'C Nov. 13 ;lL lht.' Anahcun Convc1111on Center'. Thr n1cclini; will fcalurr 11-aders fro1n indu;;try and local ;ind s\ati· gClvernn1cnt for ;ui u1-.!cp1h look at Orange ('ounty tod:.iy and thr decn1les :.iheatl. It 1s '-POn.~ored by the l)rcinge County Cha1nbt·r of Con1n1erc:t•. ~Ir~. l 'rie~1 will spt•;1k on ..,..\'lonl'Y " Shr :s!:;o \I 1!1 particip;11t· in lhe rnorn1ng pant•l .~esston with B•ut~ I. ~••~•-011• of dea•n, Ddr. \\lilllil!TI .I. l.l ird. \It(' [Jrl·~trh•nt bt• JO, Sur~l ... d 11' brorn~r. D"'·phl •i~ ..... ot eo01.,n, (alit : l•v• ~·•r•• !or .special prOJecls, K1uscr '"° two """"''"''· se ... \Ct• Woll ~.. I I c l . k hetd Tnu••d•Y· l PM, SI. And<tW'• n< uslr!l'S orpora 1011, !>.f-1('.1 • Cl\.op!'I w.,~ D•. Oonqe-t1~1d 0•1.i .. " ing 011 "~1arkcts :" Stair ('on· :::~?;':;=.'.~~e:.Y wr~''1111 (noo•I M••· 1roll!•r l!oustun Flournoy un l\IAGRUDER '·Taxes," and Niels PCdl'rson, 'MONEY' HER TOPI C Speaker Priest Oo•o1"v c. N•Q•voer .01 Be•n-''~ ~riu1h1·rn California 1'.1 :s111){l11~r ~·-".o•. A. Cn•1• M~io. oo•r r,1 ., pan~. 11'1!1 be the moderat or. Oo11n. Q(!Ober 10 Surv ,veo bv cav~"· Adrn11JJSl l'~ll (11' 011 ''Labor ""· Mr1. M••qare! Arr.n.,, 01 Bv!!n" ,l nli>> .I. LI ll)!.lll, \'l('f' lll'!'~i-J i>run1c \V. Hull, prcsnlent, w111n,,, (&Iii.; M ... Jo<quelo~t l•"c~. " I I C w,,, Lo• An901e•; -'nd '"'o 9r1nd<h" dr:nl, c 0 1· p ·or ;1 I(' rclti!1ori~. J'a c1fic Te ep ionc ornpany, o .. n. Pd .. o•r •e•v''"'· Wt<1ne1d~v. ID I c· JI b JI I I k HOTGEH AM, we11c1o11 Chooo1. 6'r.-•m. SL'CLJr1!y ·r11 <· ln~ur;1nce 0111· \l'I c 1e line icon ~pr.a er. Marv M. Holge._ Ant e&. cf lll·B 1-'--'-'--C::..:_:::__::::..:_c._::::_::::::_ ___ _::__::__.o_ ________ -------------~-- s~n•1 hdbf lle. Co•ta Mt•~. Dole of dt•tf>, Oc1ober 70, Su1Ylvfd by ..,n, Cl•••nce, ot •~•; •i• ooughle••· M•• Flo•f<IC• M. D•f>!O<Th, o! Alh•,.,b•~. M.,. M~"• M. Powell, M•J, Irene II Zichel, Mr!. No•"'il Miiier l rtd """ Gl1dy1 °'""'m""· •II ol low•' M" Rubv Revier, Co•!• M"'"' fwo 11,iers, .0.1,., Hel'n Sctw1umbuft1, •"d(h:l(!rtn St•Yic" •na fn•e•menl w•ll i,., t>e•d ,~ f>lt,..•o• to~•-lltll l!r,..dway Mor1utrv, Co••• Mt,., lc•w•rdln~ d••"'O•I. STRU7. '°'l~(e• M. 51•u• /1 '>e 61 of 15}1 11 1 P""dero••· Cos11 M .. a. Dale ~· d••'" Oc!ol>lr 10 Su•••vtd ti¥ ""'b•nn S•eDften A. Strui; '""' ion" frfn~ I ~no J•mt• W. M••"•· J• . bo•~ t • C:o"• M!U! tiroth•t, How1rd M<i•Ch, .5 on1f An•: '""'· l'e•n Sele""" NewPOrl fl••c~! 1no i i• gra~dc~;ld••" ~··•l<tl .... 11 be held 1hv••d•V. 1 PM. Btll Broodw1v Cn•Ofl. tn1t•m1n1. H•' bo• Rt >! Me,,.,o•l•I P••~. Bell 9,,..a. w•V Mor!uar.. Co•I• Mt••· DlrKJOO'\ ARBUCKLE & SON \Vestcllff l\1ortuary 427 E. 17th SI., Costa l'ltcsa 646-4888 • BALTZ !\10RTUARIES Corona del !\far OR 3·!450 Costa !\1esa ~II 6-Zt2' " • BELL BROA OWA Y l\IORTUARY llO Broadway, Co~t• MeA L1 g..3433 • DILDAY BROTHERS Jluntington Valley l\lortuary 17911 Beach Blvd. llunllngton Beach l.U-7771 • AlcCOR!\llCK l.AGUN A BEACll MORTUARY 17§ Laguna Canyon Road Laguna Beach 4H-9fl5 • PACIFIC VlEW !\IEMORJ AL PARK Cemetery • !\tortuary Cb!pel M Pacific View Drive 1\ewport Bcacti, CalilonUa '44·!700 • PEEK FAMILY COLONIAL FUNERAL llO~fE -;sot Bolaa AYe. \Vestminster 193-351$ • SHEFFER l\IORTUARY Laguna Beach f'4·1 ~5 Se n Clemente ftt.etOI • S.\11TllS' l\IORTUAHY ,£27 r.taln SI. llunlin~lon Heach 536-6~· '' '•' Now! Buy Seagram's 7 Crown half-gallons and save $1 .10. I Fro m Oct.1 tkrough Nov. 30, 1969 you pa:f only $11.39 for each Yi-gallon of 7 C rown inalead of $12.49. Don't miss this big saving on America's favorite whiskey. ....... ..,, ..... """'''"''·•' Say Seagram 's and Be Sure . "' I r I f' o •r·•1.~ t.··'J•H~ • De11t Due At Countv " GOP Mee t ANAHF:IM -Ha rry Dent, a lop political advisor to Presi- dent Nixo11. wdl speak lo delcg;llcs at the Hepublican St;1tc Central CommiU ce cun- vc11t1on here No v. I. Dent's prl'sentation \Viii be part of a day.long semina r designed 10 give p:irty membt>rs beh111d- 111e-sccnes information on cur· rent ltepubli~an progran1s. Dent. foriner assistant lo Senator Strom Thurn1ond ( R- S.C. ), has become one of thr people closest to the l.,res1dent since assun1ing the Yi1h1te !louse post earlier this year. The se rninar 11•ill consist of a series of presentations by top t'lective ;ind staff personnr.t. including Lieutenant (;overnor Ed Br1neckl' and S l a l c Treasurer Jvy Baker Priest. In addition , a debate on the mcnts of the Electornl Collcg:! has U1•t•n schl•tlulrd. Hep. <.: h n r I e !'l \Viggins (H -1::1 f.1onH·l. a leader in !he fighL tv clin1inate the Electoral College. and Profe sso r r.Tichael Uhlman of Clnremonl f.1cn·.~ College, who favors its retention. \Viii debate. !\lore than 2,500 Republicans ;:ire C'XJA'Clcd for the con· 1ention. Oc~. JI through Nov. 2. Irvine Wa ter A id e~ Nan1 etl lRVINE County supervisors ha ve n1ovcd lo ap- point three men to Ille board or \hf' Jrvine Ranch \\tater District in lieu of elections. Nan1ed by the county boarrl \1•err 1\tax C. Hoeptner. Frank 1-:. llughes and E. Ray Qu igley .Ir Also appointed by su pervisors \~as 1\-lanuel J. Armendariz 11·ho v.·HI assume 1 he duties of assessor. tax con- troller and lreasurer. Co nilllun..it y Talk Sla ted For Clinic "The Con1n1un11y : t.lenace or Guardi;i1: to Public Health" 1v1ll lle thr top1r or a talk by Or Ed1l'art: Sta1nbrook al tllB annu;il rncetinb Oct. 27 of tht• Chil d Guidance Clinic ur DAILY PILOT 9 Nature W alk Se t A t Yorba Park YORBA LJND1\ ~ Thr prn· Highway. Tri·County League posed Yorb;i Rl'g ional P,u·k :iigns 1vill give directions to along thr Santa Ana Hiver \1'111 lht• st;irt ing po int of the tours. be the scene of a nature walk Sa tu rday . The walk 1 ~ The Orange County Planning sponsored by the Tri-County C:on1mission hearing on Yorba Conserv:itiCln League.. park 1s set for I :30 p.111. Oct. ·rhe 386-acre parksite e~· 29, 111 the con1mission hearini.: tends down n\'er f r 0 rn rooni. Engineering BuilclinJ.! Featherly Park to Im perial !loom 168, 400 Civic Center Highway along the north side iiDiiii,,i,.ii,i;iii\Vii•iis~l.i;iiiSiaiioiil3iiiAii"'i·iii~ of the river channel. Iii N;ilurallsls w11l leacl Y•alking l lours sta rling al 10 a .111. and • 11 a.m, and a county reprcsen-1 ta!ive \\'ill explain the park l proposal I Families should b r i n gj lunches. I Parking is permitted on the right hand side of Espcranza Huad, ca~t of l n1 p c r i a I Ca ueer J\lcet Orange County. OHANGF: The Ornngc Dr. S1a1nllrook is t·hit·f County Br an ch of l h c American Cuncer ~ocicty is l ~:;:;:;:;:;:;;,..,;;,T.,... psych1.1tris t ;Jl lhc Lo s donating $22,293 to St. J ose ph Angeles Cuunty-CSC tlledit•al Hospital to initiate a social Center. se rvice department for cancer COSTA M(U. • 2200 HAllOll llYU. Thr (iLJidant•c Ce n t er , and chronically ill patients. formerly called South Coa;;t lp;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;i;;;;ii;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-t Child (;uidance C l in i c ,! diagnoses and lreats en10-I l iunally disturbed children. It ' is located in Costa r.1esa. I The Oct. 27 program also 11·ill include election of direc-! iors. election of life members! and presentation of a\1•ards. The n1eeling 11·i1\ be at 7:30 1 p.1n. at Lincoln lnlermediatc Schoo! in Corona dcl tllar. The pLJblie is invited. l\[cet Sla ted SANTA ANA -Bovs an girls interested in arcl1eolog or :inthropo!ogy are invited to a mee\\ng Thursday of F:x· plorer Scout 806. The meeting is scheduled for 7:30 p.ni. :it Bo'>''ers l\tuseum, 2002 N. Main St. herr. BIBtE T HOVG llTS CHOOSING-TO OllY! Req••d1n9 Chritl, tl>e BUI LE ••Y>. "Thouqh he W••• 1 Son, ~·' LERANED he obedienc• -i nd h, b•<•m• t~• 1uthor of ••••"•I 1•lv.tion ""'o .11 !hf m !het O BE Y llim", Heb. S; 1-9. Althouq~ Je1u1, LEARNED obedie"c e, h• ne•er ante 01508E'l'ED. A• h• 9r1w up, h1 le •tn1d lo eb•v 11lh•r lh1n lo SIN,H, COULD HAVE ,.bell ed, but ha d ;d~'t. H, ••<d l<> God, "-not •• I wjll but •• lhou wilt", M.tt. 2t.: 39. Jo ohu1 •••d I<> hi1 p 1ople, "-<ioo<>•• you lh,. d1y .,.hem v• .. ,II •e•Y• -•• fot m• •nd mv hou•e, "'' w:ll ••••• th1 lord", Jo,h. 14;15, S1rrue! ••id , "Behold , to obev i• b•tl•• th•n ,,,,;l:c1-··, I S•m. 15 :22 .J91u< ,,,;d, "why coll ye "''· L<>•d , Lord •nd DO MOT th1 1hin91 which I ••v7". Alt1>, "ii Y• lo•• mo , kte!) m~ coml"""""''"h " flk. b:4b, J,_ 14:15) Ho•e, h1 in ••P••obly con- n1ct1d LOVE i nd O BEDIENCE. l o•• ;, demo"•l•e led bv obedP- e nct. Do YOU o b•v Ch,;,1, 11 you J;.,, lro"' day !o d •v7 H av1 you LEARNED lhi17 H. 11icl, "-to•ch all n•tion1. b•p1;,;n9 !hem -le1<hln9 ~hem to ob11,.1 ell lh>n9• '"'h1ho1v•• I h1•1 com• m•nd 1d you-". M1H. 28 : 18-l'i. VISI T v" 11.,dy 1h, l lBLE w>th u•, Chu•ch of Chr:1t, 211 W. W il. ,;,, St,, Co•l• Me••. C 1. 9262 7" Ph. 548-51 11. 545-2441 , 6•6· s 761 l\low! PSA jets everrhour on the hour to San Francisco! 7am to9 pm.Both ways. 7-8-9-10-11 am-12 noon-1-2-3-4- 5-6-7-8-9 pm. More on weekends. Plus flights liour on the alf hour to San Diego! 8:15 am to 10:10 pm . Both ways. 8:15-8:30-9:30-10:30-11:30 am -12:30-1:30-2:30-3:30- 4:30-5:30-6:15-6:30-7:30-8:30-10:10 pm. More on weekends. Why worry aboot a reservation when PSA has over 160 fl ights a day? Such an ea sy-to· remember sched ule you can carry it aroond in your head. Why remember lowest fares 7 Or all jets? Or great se rvi ce to Oakland, San Jose. and Sac ramento ? Or that . ,~ kids under 12 fly PSA (with their parents) for half fare? Still want a reser-' vation ? Just remember to call your travel agent or wh atsitsname airlines . PSA gWei; tw a lift • I a s a • ; a 4 4 4ACf44 SQ4 a Q Q ••4 4QIQW"f"fi42f • •"' • ••• • --'"""------------~-~--- ,JccO!L..::D_•:_•t:_Y_P..:l:_LO:_T _____ _._t s T~~d•Y Octobtr 21 }96q LEGAL NOTICE Your l'tloney's Worth lSGAl t.IOJICS NOT CE IS HEREllY Cl\/E"I 11t1 '"' fo IO"' "" 111,..1 OI tou04 o u veo " °"" • 1>1 •0 ~" Mia bv tt>t Po lo:• Ot PI mfll ~ tlt C .. o Co•I N'r>I o 1 1"'"' OCI" t•('°"~ of nlf'~ ¥ 0 6 GIY Points to Check OVER THE COUNTER :::n:::::::" '"-UZJ (CJ J \·&"* w' ••+w i ¥£j !'W ti 'II t'v<llyt Mc:l0<0 I <1 flocy~le I l>~r b CYcJf l "'<~<,., -eek>< ~n~-~ NASO L1st1ng~ for Monday Octob•r 20, 1969 InBuyingFunds lttl'rti ... 11 .,.. Ito M411 tr .... U lln1 11 •-• .... 11tr t A M.. !rt"' NASO. P Cti • ..i ..,....._ •tott I tr fltlrll~ll. nuncda ... ., c•mn i...i.a. NOl Cl! I~ FURTl-1Ell G V(N n1 "0 ownr<' H•Pel • • .a ~ ovn ~ • ""'"''~"ot nopoe>r~w nn r•n """ lo low "8 • p~b I on .,t h f.:o•c• ,... r no •o • 1 ~· ~ h• '""' ! hotW ollrfl n\"'C o (<»I• """'" " .. ·~ <••• no ",.,,. ~~ ~ •Diel I p C 111< oO~ I I mt 1fl<-10 ~ .. R E N!<T CH ff o~ POL tr Pub •nta O an~r C~• Dt!ot.,, 1 1&9 LEGAL r\OT ICE II JSOU CEITIF c•Tl 0, IV~ NE ~! f-ICT TIClV~ N•,Y.l 1 ,. ln<lffS qn•G o"" <• y h <<V' out ng 1 bv< "'" • lH Lo••~ "' • c.,.1 MtSI Cl'"'"" u..ae he t '°"'I m n•m• ol f 1. 11 PROOVCI ON5 """!not wa • m co""'°""' O! "" o owng P•._ wl>o,. ntm• n u l 1 od Pl<O fll °'<lfr><'.f •ti OIO" lt fr><'.f I mD f 0& > lo sou AY• (o """ G• M~ De ed Oc -l'll !9t• fp •nt• l ... b . S llt flf C1 lorn 1 D 1nv• Ceu" • On Oc l'O l96f b< or• mf' • No ~ Y Pull c n """ n '"" 51 • o• •On• 10,...1 rd 1• """" 1 mb ' >no .. ~ o m• o I)< n1 .,~ ll>n .. ,..,, .. n•m• $ vb>C D •d to "9 w n n n•t umrn 1nd 1(..~N)W _.., t>~ t r<;Y • '' N<!Y~•t ? Pb1~•<1 Don~•(~ D&v P n Oc o~r 2 '' and Noveme. 19&t • 160.,19 ·~--LE-G~A~Lc-cN=o~T~IC=E:--~r NOT!Cf OF NTEJITION TO ENG•GIE N 1Hf SALE OF ALCOHOL C IEllEllAG!'S Ot obt 11 1'69 O Wl'lom It MIV COl'Ci!ln Sub ct to tJU•1'<• fl/ h& I crns• A~ ., ft! lo not <• 1 ~· rOY ~ •~n th• rnr t}r!G• • gnf•• •I !ht o •'" ,., a••< llfI 1!11 .,.,. II Yd Ntwocirl •••en Pu '"" to lll(h 1 ... 1~1 on lnr ~,.. ""'' Q1'fd 11 '"" • nQ to '"" Oto• '"'"" ., A collol < II••• eo• Con fol lo •uun(I by I '"' t of 1n I COllO c brvr 19• t cen" Cor I crn•••l to 1n..,. P t m II'\ •• ..... I DITOR S NOT! !tf ~s /odoy be91ns u eio ~rries ' 1 b1 11119 1111.111 al 111 ds- 1 Oll'SS 01 1ally Jt i; II be 'I Jv r /)( rts By SYL\ IA PORTER If )Ou re a typical ov.ner or rnutual fund shares you h<I\ c had a simply dreadful 1969 As a group n1utual funds ha\e out perforrned the s lo c k mark et on lhe downside 111 d1v1dualh most funds ha\ e also lur11ed n records far 111 ferior to the $lock ~nera ge!S ~ome of Uus }ears \vorst performers \\ere la~t }ear :.. most gl11ter1ng funds many of the losses 1n values nre absolutely a\\ ful The queslLon 1 h1ch leap~ to m nd as the stock markel fun1bles for a b o 11 om therefore 1s are mutual f 1nds as much of a lop-notch investment 1ned1um for vou as they re cracked up to be' ~IY ANSWER is \ES \\1th the one quahflcat1on that l10U buy them 1ntelhgently In today s complex technology 1nvest1rig 1s a full time JOb which should be left to the professionals Trying lo be a d1>1t yourself stock market "1zard is not for the amateur who does riot have the time nor the knowledge resources nor the f1nanc1al resources nor the ex perie nce and background which are essen ON Sill( 8 EEll. ""'"""a .. ny 10 pro "'' tnt nu1n<• !Jal to successful 1n vesLing ril •un c•·r,.•h ,,.,••'••Yt t~p o-th I t '""' • onY 0, c• o '"' o • .,. m•n oi O\er e ong erm Al<oM c eev• ·~ con " o b• m• 0 But another vrlal point tne D•PI "'"" flf ,. <ollo C lltv• ·~• d f d b h C0<1 0 , .1 o s •• sic •m•n., Un er 1ne y t e 1969 slump c1 1"'" • '-.i ~ •o •• 10 b• ""' '"1 1n mutual fund share prices is w n n JO G••• ot ll>t d• r nr p 1>1><>•1'<! ., .., H.. .,..., • 1 1 poi ~ • • ng that there ls far more to the g ~un<r. 10 arn • • P o• df'G b• ""' purchase of these funds than a Tn• o rm ~·1 • • now I trn1!'<! lo hr ••, 0 1 cono < "" or••• 'Th• to ,,., "' ::> mple decision that this 1s the ~• ~ on m•• bt ob• ned 1 om 1"' 01 prudent way for you to invest I '" o1 mt O~PI ,,.,, Mort S Cl U"' Pub •l't•d 0 1ngr c~ I DI • " 0 LEGAL NOTICE ()(fO CI'! l 1969 1961 ~9 , _______________ _ LEGAL NOTICE ~UllEll Clll: COUllT OF THE' STATE OF CAL !'0111>1 .. FOii 'THE COU!o!TY 0!' Clllillo!Gf Ne A UJ f NOT CE OF HIE .. ll:IMG 01' ~ET TIO"I !'Olt PllC>l•TE 0!' W LL INO FOii \.ETTEltS TE,T•MENTilll'I' ( N 0 11ClNOl Es • ol W LL A ' J•50N C•Ll ~ a "" ~new~ e~ W (ALL S 1nd •• Vl'Ll f>.'Y> J Clll!~ O•c• •d I Ol !CE IS HERE'.11'1' GIVEN fn1t />I lo r l en•C• ,h~ l!Pdh '"""' o~ lo o o~ • ol w end o h •u•nce OI lt •, Tnlem•nl~rv o Pr o"• (No l'lon1<e ~ 1>•• r.g .,.. ""...,.. bn -n •• a 'ovtmb<' 1 •6• al,)tl •M Int"" OU Ofl"'of0f01 monlNO l flflold """•I 700 C¥C (•nH 0 v• w .. in r<> C vo 5on•An• C1tllon • De ta Oclobfo 20 Ht vi E S1 JOH•/ CO'J•V C r 0 ~•11WOOD SODCN Ii .lOK N'ON ,. O lot ttl N .... .or IH<ll Cl ! M II I '!Ul "• 4 • , .. l ] A o ntY• for II., "" <'ub '" d o .,,..,, Cn,1t DI v r ~ ti( OM 11 il 'l 9~1 1901 '' LEGAi~ NOT IC! NOT CE Off NTENTIO>f TO ENGilGC N THC S•LE ClF AlCOHOLIC •EVEll•GES Ot oi>" 10 16t 10 WHOM T 11•'1' C,_0 CElltl <ubtt o tu•"r n nr c•n • •~ r> •~ or no <r • ~• •~¥ ' ~·n "" IA• O• > ,nfd 0 DQO'> 0 S• I tolw> < ~· l'>t1 11 the o t 'T> It• <I•>< ~ 11 lf OW> ~1 P1tlC C.o ••l 14W'Y $u"'°" fl ath !Ou "" ~""" o ' t.h In "" on lh• "" d•" ~....., 11 1cp v no o tho Drl>I ,,...." o>J. o..., I I~ ht r ' .. p J..19"J Cfllf ff C•TE OF IUS NESS ff CT TtOU~ JlilME Tnr unar • gnrd a""' <• I • It• c (0.,. d~< n~ 1 bu• n••• 1 94 6 El Va " A•• Foun .o n V1 •~ C• •on o vrd~ h• le Gii• ~ m """''of SKYWAY il V ilTION 1 ... d hlll •• " I '"' r. (On\OC"!l'On w"" e "•"'• n fu t nG o t ct of n 'arncr •• o ow• M• th•~ p l•on• a ·~' El V•l t A•• Fo .. anV••v C• D11fa Octo~ I !•6' Mt hfW P ll'fl"I cl i T•TE or CAL FORN A OR•l>IGE COUNTY On ()( o~r 10 U6t ~lo f "" No1v Pul>c "111G lo ••d 5 •• ~ 10"• y 100>r1 .a M•ll~w P l eO<:i•rtl kno•m o m• o bl tM oo "'" ,..,..,,,. n1m• Is t ub:K bf:d la lhr w nln In- ' .,,,..,,, 11'0 •cknoWl1<19..0 ~t "'"""Vita "" ••m• (OH Clll St• I J••" l. Jobit Noart Pub c C:1 Ion a p nt ol Otf<t" Oton<i• Covn y ~ Y Corr""'""'~ Esp •I M• rh ? i•n P ub l~Ocl 0 •"II'• Co•• Oto~ 11 ~ 21 1M ... o. y p " NovHnbt 1 1991 ~' LEGAL NO'l'ICE -~~--,~~~~- P lol 9U CC-T ff CilTC OF IU' NESS !' Cf !TIOUS JlilME 'T~t unde • enta <!O c~ rv fh•V • e conduc ng • tlu1 n••S ti '253 '"'" Do II vd Cm I M<•• Cel !......, I> ~ndo II• < Ou• I m nemt ol GREE N DOOR 1nd 1111 ••a I m ' comoo•K o he o ow nv o• 1<1n1 w1101t <>amu 11 IU 1na " 1ct \ er •• dt11<• • • •• c ow1 II.• I E K t nc11 ! ,,, w w l•on SI c m •• M••• -,.....,. nt KenG•I 615 W W ~"" !ii CO!lo M•11 DI I'll Oc obe• \l l"t 1(1 t E Ktnd• I Tomei ne Kt<IO• ! Still[ CF CALIFDllN!il 0 11.ANGE: COU NTY on 0<1 J 1•6t tl .. o " ft• " Pub(' "• d o •d ~·• n on•• '"" •..., I<• E O(•..,o• •~a Ton'l•I ft Ktndo I •nown lo "' lo bl! "' I>~ o .. llOY naMr• & f <\ID < btG I> » "' II n n 1 m• ••~ "'~nowlfas•d ~ •• •cu..,, hf am• 0 C l ~fa IOYIC '"'••V Nn •yl'ut>rC•o I' nt 1>•IOltt! Oona• Co nv ~vC om'T!>OnE'o ..... ,.,1 ,.,,.~ O •n•• Co• ~ I aMI 0• " ~ I OYt mb<' • 'J'here 1s much tnorl' to lhe \VLSe selection of a fu nd than a l t rsory com par son of records and a qu ck look <it a porlfoho of !n\estinents Behind a fund s 1nvestmeo1 r !'co rd •• • ~. 1nv<:st n1ent w portfolio 1nakcup " philosophy and u \('Slrnenl ob-~" ~-· "'~ ~"""'/\ Jectnes are many er K1al ;,,',.. °'fn• <:ons1derat1ons and f 1<:ls 11 h1ch AA cot<> \OU should expl ore in detail 1n !F-ts" ~~ order to reach a sou 1ct !~.:~ ct dec1s1on on \\h1ch fu nd is the :cni~0v: lllOS! s . table for }OU : (I ~lluF• SUR tLY tf you have"ti.,~ H boh I ,.~ •• ug l mutua funds vou ;1re A ~o tn<1 111 ire lh<1\ n1o:;l of the ~ell ng :1: ~~: focuses on points 11 l11ch a!!: kl~Atg f 1nds h:n e 1n co rn n1 on : ~~~eo 1nanagement d1ve1 s1fzc;1\1on :"'[ a~!'i. serv ices etc No one fund has A"' c~p /Im F~ n <in) th ng un ique hCre Surely • G ~~ 'ou know that 1nost fund :.n;..,.J""~ literature co ita1ns sunil:irly ~,,M';.d ~: persuasive text p ho to s ~s5 c:G",,~ 1.:ha1 ts etc :::", .. T•c~ If 1969 s b Uer ( xper1ence •~ Ann•v• 6 An~ n C lo ha ve long t<'rm value l 1 A ca a N ' "' you 1t must help you become 11 a~n M n1ore professiona l in your : ~·'M~J selectiou of a fund -so you : y0'//a H c.an Jn fact as \ICJI as theory ;~c0c s~' come out with a superior long ~=~;;'<o term 1nvestn1crit record 11a d At Y ll•k• OU V.On l get lhlS sort Of 111 Pan deep-down talk fro1n the G!"O:) c aver a g c rnu tual fund ~:~~ P salesman he probably doesn t ~:;ch~ even kno\v 11 Nor \I 111 you get ~: ~ 11~~ 11 in the average mutual fund at c" Ji!eraturc it 1sn t 1hcre :; ~ i'.'."t. TODAYS COi UMN begins g J'"~o~ p1npo1nt1ng basic factors 10 : a·~" ,... 1.:ons1der before 1.:I oos1ng a ~~ut lrr fund Boo nt c Bo Cap No 1 'oar own s tuation a '""" G II wn fl Don t Le deceived by the a u h a., seeming s1mphc1ty of !hi s for~~·~~: s 1t is the n1osl fun1larncntal ~d "$.: 5~ <:onsideration of .-ill Too of!cn ~!~<,,0 "" mulual fund salesmen pay on ~:~"~ a ly hp service to 1t too oftln C~p 5ow C"P n A you you rsec lf downg rade 1t 1n c~PTch (a t Cl your eagerness for qu ck ind C:8 c11 big profits too often the fa1ru c~~c,/H:. ly v.h1ch really necc:ds t{I con c~ v:~ !:ier\e Its cap1l ll and see k only c~~ L~• n1odcrate g 1 1~ lakes undue g:;;-i o,.0 r isks and t hascs ifter 1m en~• u dJ " " Ille ate-i,::i1ns n In 1968 ~ ro 1r111g 111:irkct ~" ~11~1 ' how many of vou ~ucc:un1llcd ~ ~ ~: lo the glowing ru n1ors that c :v'onMI XYZ Fund would bring vou 1n f ~ on"'"O slan t l1nanc1al happiness' c1<>w c~ CO em [" llow many of you were lured co ns F t (OO~ ~( in o g1v1ng up a proper 1n c""''' \.eslmcnt to buy a fund ~~ S, r, pubhcized as fan tastically ~uc ~:::;.. ~"d! l eSSful ~ ~~ ~ " JlOW !'If ANY of you l !968 r om P • abandoned a n investment ~~Pc~ ' h (m1> "d stra cgy w ch 1vas right for en P ~" you 1n order lo follow the f;:;,0 R~';1 miracle 1nnn 1ge1 s -only [0,. ~ ~~ ~ to find out 1n 1969 11 :it your f~~• ~ L miracle capital gau s a e [ow~ ds v.hopp1ng losses in~tcad' c .,. Mh Sw1 tch1ng can be espce ally ~~'enc~ costly in mutual ft d 1nvrst1ng 6~~1~~ (;. lx-causc o f the sal(ls charges 8:.~, °F~ SO POINT ~O I Ls anal) ze g:;0 M,, ~our own nerds dlc1dc on :in oeuanc Df ~ AJ' 1n\estmenl stratci:y and stick D•ru• c~ \.\Llh II 1n good t1111es and br1d g~, ~gnT Ne:rt ln1 r s/ment goals g·~ t;;;, G If~ Ilic 1Tlnl' faC ff ~r"'.:; /' IJ < f\L .. ' . " "' .. •• " " ' " • " • " • • ' ,, " " l • ' ' ' ' " • " , " ' ' ' ' " ' • ; '. " • • fl • "'" I.low Jc~ 1)9 I' I o 1110 I IO 11 =-='-'-C..-"--'-"'--'- f\lr~ Rf'tte I ~1001 c , I (011 l\lcs~ h lwf'n 1r1- n1nted !o St l r <:< n 1 nrf r J11d1 Hobc1 t l\1 1ingl 1 fle <.1eh rnotel frr;n LEGAL NOTICE t !I e llunt1ng!nn B1 I lff ~ of So tt1"rn C l1 fo1n11 J r~t N11l101 <.1l Bink '0 M !;======= llle I rail , .. 0• I EGAL NOTICE CEllTIF CA Tl ClF I V,.Nf.55 F CT TIOU~ HilM( 1''1• ""O• go d di>" c• h• I <fin ~~c ng • t>o n •" l Jfl ~u Ind 8 Yd ~u •lQ "'S1C~V •c Collonla """' h• ov m <1&m • OI r>.S~OH I L L~ ll.( .. l1Y end h~ ••d I m ! (°"'P~" P~!>f t l K'"nri! 1 or v o 01ltd De;lol>• 10 t~f llol!<'1 L ..:.,~n•av ~e •nC•cr • O 1 no~ CO<lnlV ,.,,, SPld f On O<: l'O •ot bo>f0<• .,.., • Ne """ PuD c n 1"'9 lo ••d i 1t• at s~IV •o,,.A .-a ll obfrt L K•nntav ~"""'" o me 10 be h• o• ""' wt>ost I'•-• 1ub\C ti •O lo h• W ti> n n•! Uf'""' •nd ~r~now tdotG \,. •~~ul..., "'• ••m• !OFF C ill SCill) Ma y 8• h Mt> Inn Notf yJ'ubcCt Ion • Pn(PIOltn 0 An9• C""n GOLF PLAYING •quid mom I <IC: I t r\ " NOT C£ TO CltlCl TtlJI ~ be .~ p I v n• Co• I Coun V An gell S '1111 E11 0 11 cou111 0 1' 1H< Club l o •• • bv p •• • po v ! 1cl $l.1Tf O, C•Lll'Oll:N1• FOii b hu I THE COUNTY OF Oll•HGE I o w ,,.. ~., p C• Mombe ban k fo1 l'Jgl t )'C JI E'•~ Ne .. .,.,,,, le a vnq •••C o l l ll ll ~8 8 \he sys ien s dl.'~Clopnl!'t { 0 ,. ·~ ,0 m t<•llVEY w 7 ~57 b•"•••0 9 AM & ~ PM chv1s1on of the cleclro111c c<1ta tlOT cc: S HEllE8Y GIVEN to w••k ,j~y _. I I < "" 1o , OI tht •ba~• named "'-tta•o 1·=================":'~0C::::C:S:':':":"::":':P:'::':":':':"==== I "' • ~ ,.,.,, l>•Y <10 ( ",,.,. fql "' ~. •• d OKl'll<!"I • • •roul e<1 to 1 • t~•"' w h ht nKeu•rv YOIJC!I• I " tl>e c <• fl! Mc•k.,t ne•boYr ~lll<I"" fl 0 p e.ont lhtm wl"' .,.. f"CO'UIN vou•~• 1, lo Ille u~•• 4ntG ti Ille L•w on Cff fll F a nk n •nd f •nkl n 107 E~• 1111 5ttttl CC"!!• ~ Cl lo n 1 t 117 wn ,n ~ lh• 1>1K t flf bu•""" "' '" ... a• g""" n " m• I• 1 oo • " n• • 11 1 •1 flt ol 11\d <!Kid..,! ,... lh n !Ou fnO"'ll" 11 1 tne I r.;t oub c• ""' .,j lh 1 nol ct Oolta Octoh1' 11 196t W• • G ~· ~ E•Hula o ~•t•••l>f h~ ~ncv• ""'"" d• Nl•o 'll•NKLOI ilNCl PltANKllN U £11 ltttl ' rHI (•Ill Mfff Cl lo<~ I 'M1J , •• 11 0 5• .. 2151 All .. ,..Y• 111 E•t<lfft' FREE LECTURE Role of Living Trusts in Financial Planning An in Formative lecture by an attorney on the all 1mpor .. tant features of L1v1ng Trusts for the avoidance of pr°"' bate, probate costs, delays and unwanted publicity_.., also possible tax reductions and pnvacy of estates. ALL LECTURES BEGIN AT 7:30 P.M. Mv Co"'"''-'"'" E•O 11 Ao t •I ll~b '""" 0 1no• (o•• D• Jlub t~~ Qrfntt (M\I DI W P Ill Y P 0 De obe 11 ll •"'9 Nevt mbe 1•9!>1 6, • "'. 1,' :c'"::.---,-,:::c:-:--:-:::=:::=---()t obo ' 11 •nO NoY!ml>e •M u& ..it LEGAL NOTICE f'IIWPOR)" BEACH-Tuesday, Oc1nber 28 Newporterlnn, Board Room 1107 Jamboree Road PALOS VERDES PENINSUIA-Wednesday, October 79 Hun gryligcr Restaurant 27300 Hawthorne Boulevard J,mple l•mew1ll be allowed for questions fmm the aud1· ence. Adm1ss1o n 1s free To make reservations, fill out the coupon below, or call Miss Lenz collect at CR4-0393, Gendemen Pfeoise tt'SCl'W! C ) scats for rne ac your f1ec Seclur-e.l"----- NAM' ADDRESS PAINE WEBBER JACKSON &CURTIS ~UllU!oHU.l 117'J MUTUAL FUNDS "' '" rn Sr C~a ~ na H• 1n (OM SI "'" M~ Complete-New York Stock List ·-~ 'it..oti l ob I .. "'CF "" l<ll '"c....C ! .:i. Atmr Mk l~ !Ad.om~ I a \Ad ,.,, • l'O Aad <tlfO Aam 1 ••~•LI l at Ap~ • Co ,. 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" ,, 11 • 17 1' I Market Moves Up As Trading Brisk NEW YORK ( Ul) -Stocks moved forward of last week s big rally Monday 1n an extension Trading was brtsk Analysts attributed renewed strength to reports that Pres1dent Nixon might be cons1denng a WU· lateral cease-hre 1n V1e'l.nam Shortly before the clos e the UPl market"1de indicator \Vas up 0 37 pe rcent on 1 602 issues cross 1.0g the tape The re were 798 advances and 592 --2!- clrnes The Dow J ones average o{ 30 Blue Chip mdus tnals gained 3 04 to 839 10 near the final bell Volume of approx1mately 13 000 000 shares about in line \~1 lh Fnda) \Vas Electronics sho• ed sev eral issue s moving a side scattered stren,i::th \\1th point or n1ore on the up- small Steels and motors generally traded in fr actions and 1n both d1r~ct1on s Automobile n1an ufaC'lu rers are expected to trim their Dcccn1bcr ste el orders Chemicals a1 so lacked a def1rute pattern a1rhnes and rurcrafts tradeti narro\v ly \VhiJe Stocks affected by th£. government s ban on cycta1n ate products attracted selling pressure 1n eluding Abbott Laboratories the biggest producer of cyclamates Sugar stocks, ho" ever most mstances \Vere on the uptrend 1n Pnces firmed up on the Am eri can Stock Ex change \\lth volume approx1 mat1n g 4 000 000 shares -as trading moved into the final hour Octobtr 1969 Stock Exchange Li st .... .. l.-.J ..... u. c ... 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Senate Dernocr<if1c Leader fl11ke i\hlnsfi eld. the choil'lnan. \1'85 not about to deny a bit of Y.'iz;irdry, so he supplied this dt'scription of a conunittee niecting: -- 1 ~---• • . -. ' • ' t• J. - • German Party Falls Christian Demos Mi g ht No t Surv ive By GEORGE 'l'HO~lSO~ h:.i1·c O!>gencrsted into .. a club that meets once in iour years BONN (AP -Kurt Georg to elect a chans:ellor ." Kiesinger·s fall today fron1 The Seplembor e I e c t \on power sounds <in ominous underlined the dtn1lnlshing note fi:ir his Christian Demo-r11Je of the r.nman Catholic cratic party. Observers are Church in political affairi;. asking Whl·Lher the Catholic party which led V.'cst Ger-Adenauer's rabincts always containcd a 3-1 inajority of many rron1 tlic ruin of 1var to wealth in tv,.0 dCc<1dcs can Catholics. but the pr:.ic1ice survive oul of office. 1vos di scarded after his res- \ ignation in 1963 . \Vest Gcrmanv'. n e w Bundestag, lhe !o\\;er house of More thun 80 percent o[ the parliament, rnct t 0 day 10 Ch ris tian Democr:itic party's elect a chance.Hor. \\.'Illy n1en1bers are Catholics. But Brandt. leader of the Social ~u1 increasing number of Detnocrats, is cxpe<.:led to be Catholics apparently feel less con1mitled lo vote fqr a the choice. Although Brandt's S()('ialists ran behind the "Christian·• p.'.lr!y. and tl1ere Chris tian Democrats in tire l1as been an inrlux o[ Catholi cs Sept. UI cl.etion, he pul into Brandl 's party in recenl together a coalition with the months. Protestants o u t nu m be r tiny Free Democratic party lo l!eJ111u1 l\vh! of the Rhirw1<1nd Palatinate :;tate, a compara- tive unknown ; and the 11any's floor leader, R<iiner Barze!, v.•ho ran against Keisinger for thanti.'llor in 1966. Pnrt y bu s111cs:; rnauager l\{Jnrud Kraskc gloomfl.v lold a ncwsni:in recen tl v" '"\\'t need at k·a st four ycaTs to rnake a new pJrtv of the CDlJ, repl<t<"f! the old genrration and build up a c·hancellor t·andid1Jte ir1 the 197·:! c!cclion 111 !inie fur him to \\'in in 1.977 " Kiesinger is outwardly nlorr optin1istie . lie has announct'1I plans to confront the ne1v govrrnment with a •·shadow c'et" headed by hirnselL "\\1e put on our skull cnps, p o"r robes, '"'"'d 1hc Hghl s Playi1ig OSS111H ou1 and act like zotnbies." get a majority in the Bun-Catholics 51 to 44 percent in \Vest Germany. destag. The Chri stian Democrats Conce rt Se t At College The argument over the pace Susi e Jvlatli n, a sopho1nore at Austin College in the \vildllfe ol her homeland, gave her a nallvc of congressional attion 011 /\·Ix-Shernian Tex., is fron1 Nairobi, Kenya, Eas'L Af-'fexas poss um for a pet. To 1nake home sce1n a bit "\\'hat caused !he decline of a!so mav lose support among the brilliantly s u cc es s f u 1 tile sniall businessmen. v:hile political grouping set up in collar workers merchants and on's proposals vaulted into the -~r~1c~a~·c._'._ll~e~~~,~·l~a~s:sn:r:a:l~e:s.~fe~a~r~in~g'?....:s~h:e:.:.:m:i~g:h:l~b~e:_::m:i:s:si:'n~g'---=c='lo:s:c=r:.='="-•--"g-a_v_e_i_l_a_S_w_a~h-i_li_n_a_m_e~,-T_o_to_O_m_b_a_. __ ocl'Ult at a \Vhite House brief-1949 by the la!e Konrad fanners who 1nake up 40 per-Southern Califnrnia College. Adenauer? cent o/ the party's 380,000 Costa l\1 esa vr1!1 present a ing Oct. 10. Unde r the rules that brief- ing, on the hurryup message President Nixon sent l o Capitol !·/ill, can be attributed <Jnly to \Vhlte House sources-, and cannot be (luotcd direct!~·. Those rules remained in ('f- fect. but Senate Dernocrats identify the source as Bryce N. Harlow, Nixon's assistant for Congressional affairs. At that briefing. the Senate Democratic Policy Committee \ras said to be fun ctioning in :l fas!iion mon' powerful than the House Rules Commit1t1f', \l'hich sched_ules legislation for <lction on the floor of the J·Jouse. AccQrding to tile \Vhitc Jlouse, \vhen Mansfield calls leaders <Jf the policy {'Om- mittee lo his office near !he Senate floor, closes and locks the door and gOt>s _into black 1nagic. the aC:n1inistrallon has no chance to influence tl1c decisions. And thi s. ii \vas said, puts Nixon in a leadership situallon rhat has not been experienced by a ne1v President since Zachary T.-i yJOr look office l2U yea rs ago, facing an 11r- posi tion Congress. "r thought he k11e1\· rn e bl't- 1er !han thaL" Jl.1ansficld suld of Har1 01v_ ''The re cord spe:1ks for itself. 'fhe policy co1n- mittee wants lo cooperate with the President." The cornmittce h;is l ~ member s . <'ho:;en by fll;111stield as 1naJonty lrncler. :ind ranging frorn nnr1he1·n ltbcrals, lik~ Sen. Philip A. l larl. of tl11 chigan, Ill thr (·ori. .~e.rva1ive Hichard !! Hu.t~ell of Georgia. Auto Sl10\v Openin g I11 Ne ,vport i1·lure than a q11arler million 1lollars worth of new 1\)7(1 ;iutu111:ibiles will br ~ho1vt1 frre 10 the pttbltc at Fashio11 lsl<1nd ::;hopping t·en ll'r ·rllt>rsday, -F riday and Saturllay, Octobe r 23. 24, 25. 'J'his ne1v auto1nobilc sl1ow is sponsored by the Fashion 1sland !l-1erc:hants Assoc:.ia1ion in cooperation v.•i!h :;1xteen Orange Counly 11cw c n r dealers. Foreign and do1nes\i (.' makes .;ind 1nO(irls will lie on displ<l.V on the F :ishion Island n1:ill a!J three da) ~. Free rnterlainincnl 1~·1JI be provided Sa turday, I l a.in. LU :! p.m. on stage C.ilur l of !he Ct'nter. Fasl1ion l!:;!anrl 1s located on 11ncif1{' toa~t l!igh11·ay bcl\\'een Jamboree ;.ir,d :-.1acArthur. Dealers particip;iting arc: Chick Iverson, lnc., Jin1 l::ilcrnons imports, Geor ge Zim- mennan , Dean Le•vis l1nports. Newport Imports. Bill Jones Sports Car Cl'.'nter. Poole Uu1ck. Theodore Hohhlns. Roy Car\'rr Poritl;ic, Connell ('hr\'rt)let. Harbor !J o d g.r , l!olrd<J y :->:de~. .Johnson & Sun, :\ahor.~ r:rddlae. t:n11'Crs1ty fl I Us l\llas Chryslt:r-Plyniout!J, The ans1vcr is not plain. but inembcrs. Brandt's coalition com1nunity t·onccrt \Vilh guest iL is argued thal the party proiniscs to take more account folk-singer .John f i s c h c r achieved its initial objective of Qf their interests in dcferenee Saturday. rebuilding West G er m a 11 Y to th e liberal Free Democrats, The concert. be ginning al 7 1vithout making fu rther plans who draw many of their mern-p.ni., 1vill be held in the Coat- Rail Safety Rules Sought fo r the future. l\1ttnY \Vest brrs from Lhal sector of socie-of-Arrns Roon1 of the gyn1- \VASllINGTON IAPJ motor vehicles. Some 3.816 Transportation Safety Board, Germans regard the Christian ty. nasium . The concert is located Spurred by the ''new and J)€rsons died in grade crossing points out "it ls now obvious Democrats and thei'-Bavarian Fighting has begun ainong <it 2525 Ne1vport Blvd. <·a tastrophic potential for accidents last year. that railroa d deral!ment ac· allies, the ChriStian Social the Christian Democrats, and John Fischer, folk-singer dc;:rth and destructi on" in Loss or life in accidents in· cidenls, dangerous enough in Unlon headed by Franz Josef there is talk of an attempt to and composer, grachialed from train \\•reeks. the Nixon ad-vo!vi1tg hazardous materials themselves, have acquired a Strauss, as patriarchal and replace Kiesinger as party \Vheaton College in Illinois and 111i111stratlon has proposed the has been relatively light so new and catastrophic potential apathetic. Jeadrr. is presently travelling about first comprehensive fcder<i l fa r. But John JI . Reed, for death and destructiQn The news 111agazine Der Thr ee prospective can-the CilJntry entertaining at r;1 ilro;id safety legislation. c!iairnian of the National previously unknown ." Spiegel said last week they dida1cs arc Strauss; Pren1ier variou~ co!legc campuses. Se n di n g the rccom-i-'.:'.:'.'.'.:."."."_~__:::::;_'..'..'.'.'.'.:::::'._".'..'.::::::::'.:'...:::'.:'.'.:::'.::__ ___ _::::,:~_:::.::__::.::__.:::_:__:__:_:__::.:::.::__ ___ :__ ________ _:'---'---- 111endalions 111 Co 11 g re s s . ·1·ransport:1tion Secretary John \'o lpe lust \l'Cek l'i ted '"a stc;idily rising trend'' in rail <-iccidents, tn a n y involving ship1nent of hazardous poisons and explosives·. "Existing rail 5 a f el y s!atutes are inadequate Ln l'nah!e the govcrnn1ent to res· pond to the problcni," .Volpe said. nuting that -1n an abrupt about-face since las1 spring -the r a i' I r o a d s tht•n1 sclvcs now sec1n lo agree. linlike airlines ;ind trucks. r..i1lruad s thOs l;ir ha v r. l'SC;iped ;iny ~•H·t of toni· prehl·n .... ive 1n1n1111 uil1 .~arety Slandards set by the govcrn- 1ncnl. dei;pite uttcrnpts in the p;1 sl !o pass such lcgi slal1on. Tiic proposal itself docs not outline specific s a f c I y n1 easu res. rather iL would penn1t the secretary n r trrinspor1.i11on It) dra1v np rl'gu l:itions ,-;ctling 1nin1rnun-1 sl .indards for, a 111011g <11.hf'r 1lems. !r:ick~. rril]i11g s1ock :111d loading procedures. Draft Math ·r11e ild1n1111stralion hi 11 . ll'!"l l!Cl1 ff()lll llH! T"CpOr\ Of '1 t;1 ~k force eo1npuscd o I railro;id 111anage1nent. labor :i n (I governn1ent represen· l:dl\CS. is lh(' third such sa fe· ly n1ca st1re lo be introduced !111s ye;ir . •• Youth Fi.g ures N ixon Pl<111. Seu~. Vane(• H<irt"c ll)- l11d 1, .int! Abrahrun A H1b'1coff tD·Conn.l, ha1·c in· lrodutcd 1ht·ir own bi ll~ - ho1 h of v.-l11l'h re<.1na1n 111 coni· 11llt I \'l'. \\'AStl!NGTO N (t\PI President Nixon ':;-Ur:1tL l1•t11,ri sys1 en1 -1f 1t p a,.~,.·~ Congress -1" ~u re tn bring out a t;1Jcnl ::imong !hr C'oun- try·s J8.ycar·old~ fo r ftgurtng mathrma!i~al prob::ibi lit ic.s. Cri!H'.S say th l' pl;111 will lrave mosL ~nung tnl'n g11f'<o_~- 111 g about JU~l 11111·11 thrv n11ght be c:illrd 11\r futlo11 l!ll: ~r;i r nrir! thi•ir t'!l<Jnce~ f11r t•srap1ng tlK' dral1 ~·1111rl'J,v, But arnir:d ll'1 lh -a ft'W !1;1 ~ir· f1gurl'S thnsc. gur,..,sr~ <Tin gl't prelly tlosc. And son1(• nicn \\'nn 't have to ~uess :it ;:ill. The pl;in for draft ing 1~ \"Car-olds Urst on -a l(iltrrv b;'l sis l~ rftl.cl~' to pass the l louse late lhis 1verk. 11 1s s(ill an open que~t1on IH lhc ~r11:11e. The 365 b1rll1da1 es for the folloY.·ing .ve;ir would he dr<Jwn out of a fish 00\\'1 !11 ;r public lottery i11 late Septcinber 11r early October eac!i year .. Therl'·s little gucss\\'ork for abk-bodied 1ncn 1vhose 19th birthd ays rall or. the first Oates drawn : lhey·11 be ;11nong the firsl men <.:allcrl early the next year. And rnen \\'ith birthdays on the lasl 150 nr morr. datrs, drawn \\'ill likely escape 1he '[ draft entirely. Everybody else \\'ill havc to I take out his :::cra teh pad and pencil and start figuring thc l odds on the basis of the number of men in U1c draft I pool and rhe r;ite a1 which th('y're being c:alled up each month. I If U1e svs1em 1~·ere in effect , now. as Selective Service or-1 ficials explain it. 18-year-olds would figure there would bej something likf' 6 O O. O O O available for lhe dra(l ncxl year arter rejects 11 n d deferments. Draft call!'! hopef11!1y ·will drop off to 5omethinf! 11.ke 200,000 from th is year'i; 300;000 ph1!'1. and those "'1 th !lit· l1r"t. 100 birlhd:.ilt'S Ll ra11n ll'Ollld pro• l•n!Jly be callC'<I. Tht· r•·- 111~un 111g f,5 1)1rtild;ites 1>u11IJ lie b(\1'dt·rlu1t cJ~f', Thc 1•,ill!Jp~ 1 ,11-y trnrn n11'\ntl1 lo rnuuth i,ut .~ 111:111 11 ho drew t h1~ !!H,lth dalt• l'Ollld l1g11ri' l1r·d hr r:iltr-d 111'l1r 1l1r l:lld of !he yl':ir, a rn an v.!111 1lfi'\I :,u 11•ould pr11bably bt• t-:i lh'd trl\t/L1t m1d-vr:1r. All lhre_r n1f'a;;llrr~ :1rr pron1plt>d1 tn parl, by thcSl' ;-.l<tli~l ic:~. ·-S1nct' HlGt dt•r;11l1nrnts of 1ra111s ('a r r y i n g ha zardou.~ 111;11e r1;tls h111r lnrrect 11\(1 \I :irhkr ('\ ac·u~1!.1nn ul ni11n' 1ha11 4[) Arn l' r· 1 1•" n C"Olll· n1u11tt1es. -Trn1n acclcit'111S h:11·r 1n· ~Tc<ts(·d rrn rn 4 ,1~~' in llitll 1<l 1.2:·1~ 111 l~f,7, lip 75 H pcr!'rn1 Trani ;1(:e1dents r xcccdcd 8.000 Jn 19Gll. :)111 rlrnt" ;111rl f('Ch nical pr<i· pip gelling dL"lcrn1l'll\" 1r1111ld dr;:rw 11J(·tr dr:1ft rl1g1b1l1ty pl11cc111ent_ for lhc1 r 191 h ~·c;irs liJ.:r cvrrvnne clsP ;ind 11·ouJct' -Volpe l'Slin1a \e:; .111 a I <"(lni e Q.i(.'k into the draft pu'},j _ '..~~~.ro~~lhs of ~I I acca!ent s i1·11h th:it sntne ilactrnenL .irt {,_1us1.rl by f:"Jctors .-~ucll I . ;1 :; 1n1propcrlv 1n;'l111\;oncd \1'hcn their dcfermen1s rnded lr;.ick and d>..!fccl ive rolling four yrars .laler, ~tock _ not covcrrd by ex · All this 1s ho1v lh'." lott erv 1;.ting r::iil safelv l;i11•s_ Labor sy:;tem is !fl \\'orJ.: \Vh cn ll JS pr11pont·nt~ ol Saf('1 y legis!a . \ve il estahhshcd. tirn1r~tln1<1te 1 he pcreent::ige is 'fhe first ye:ir. hoWl'\C'r, (lo:;cr to !15. 'l'(lUld be a trans1tor.1• one in -ln J91i8. there \Vel'e 812 whlt.:h all men bc!w ern J!I and persons killed :"Ind 20.801 in- ':.l:J, not jusl 19-}'ear.olds, 1vould jured in train accidenl.5, ex· he suhjl'ct to the draft 11ndcr <·luding grade crossing col · the sySll'nl. lisions hct,1•een !rain.~ and , I SEE BY TODAYS WANT ADS • r.ark i._ 11·ori;r lhal\ h\s bitC': ~oorl 111111t'hdoi;. btit n lilllr «hih11.'lht1t1, n1adr, ;:Ol•l "'•l h ;1dul1.~ N11 Jlll · pr1·~. $~<). l:1•:tl \'nn11i;111y. "' n•a~r1n1.: nr<'I' ;.1n •iren rir<'? llrri"s 11 oh•h"''' 2 h,..dnlon1 1111)11111,iin hnn1r 1n Hun11\n~ ,"!:pr"1~s. n111y h;i\.,.. snn1f' '1!111;• lanrl- St:llJllllf: SO(lfl, e .\ct111g on 1n111ub.t\ «rill rnr ;in llflfll"n!n1en1. Ynu n111y hr !l('lf~·11 ... 1 !!'> Jnin 011s nc!ing 1vo1·k ~hnr for pr .... f('.ss1on11J lrf\1rin~: ~cl 1ntn tl1r 11Mtli~ti1 ; 11c-e your Wi.Jl1!' in 11£"111~. INTEREST ON YOUR MONEY CAN MAKE THE BIG DIFFERENCE IN YOUR LIFE th e difference between en joyi ng re tirement -or just retiring , the differen ce betw ee n going t o see yo ur gra nd chil dren -or ju st yea rn - ing to se e th em the difference betw ee n ca refree and ca reful living : enjo y the 7o/o yield on 2 yef r inv estment certificates when held to maturity ($5,000 minimum) intere st check s ma iled quar- terly of cour se, if you need more fl ex ibility, ther e are oth er plans for Thrift Custom ers -such as a Thrift Pas sbook Account , with 5.50 o/o interest. _ switch to the big difference -and let your mon ey grow. FUNDS RECEIVED BY OCTOBER 20TH WILL YIELD INTERES T FROM THE !ST. ------------Remember we pay Postage both ways ----------- [nclos~d ls my cher.k in the dmount or $ __ -~I ~ave marked Ille tvp~ of atcount I would like opened. Plea~e ~end me ~ ~·gnature card wh1cll I will !ill out and re!~rn. 11 5 ~n·~ lh"t! ,.,~book (o~r •mo~"'> I I 7"f, "': , .. , «rlolf<tl• $~.00~ monom"m : ~"!.I rur '"'M•<>t• 1 1,000m•n•m~"' 1 1 b"ii ; ,.., urtdl<t!• $1,000 m'"""""' I I .f>"~ 6 mon!h «•ld•tt t• S~.000 mlnn111<m Li 1>% Dor Jn o., O"I ••lt<lll s~~.o~Q CALIFORN!" THRIFT & tOA~ COST" MESA OFFICE 170 [.17th Strtel, Cos\it Mesa. California 92627 fl1m1 -"dd1u C.•tv St•te lip ' ~ CA.LIFO RN IA THRIFT&LO.AN MEMBER OF THE AMERICA N INDU STRIAL BANK ERS ASSOCIATION 5 offices serving Southetn Californ111 COSTA MESA OHICE ----------------------------------------J'7!l L 17t h Str~el (across ru11erto11 St. from B·~ Boy'1 Re~taur•nl) • (7J4) 646-5CMS Thal would mea n men \\•ilh birthdays on the La!!l 2(X) nr so .• dates drawn in the. lottery would likely esc;ipe the drart 1!..--------------------•!:------------------------------------------------------ ' ' ' - '-• • '• .. ~ " .. -,, .. 4• 'o ·, .. ..,-.,_.. 'o .. -.. '-•; ........ '' .,,,----.-.--._.-..--"""-,/"'"..,.---,.._ .......... ,,,..'V'" .... F4. '4'• '4 ........ ---~-----...---...--y··--..---__...-.. ....,.--.---.-T----.---v---->--• -.-·..---.--.-...---.------.. -----..----..--.. -.,..---___,..--..,-... -,.. -... -y·r·..----.-... ___,. .--y-.--.-~----.. 1 -~Ward Begin JEAN COX, 194-9466 1'~ei.d1Y. October JI, IH' ' ,,,. 11 The Laguna Line People Get in Shape Before Holiday Rush Most residents seem to be preserving the n1ajority of their party gtrength for the upcoming holiday rush, ho\vever there have been a sprinkl- ing of dinner parties as a sort of social \varmup. MRS. CRAIG B. Ketchatn of Laguna Beach \Viii give a dinner party next Thursday night for several of her friends. Guests will include l\1iss Corinne Griffith of Beverly l·lil!s along \vith ~·Ir. and Mrs. Franklin IVlctzlcur of Capistrano Beach, Col. and i\'lrs. \Villiam H. Bruggere of Monarch Bay and 1'1iss Anne .tvletzleur and 1'1rs. Einar Christensen, two sisters who gave their O\Vn dinner party recently in their Laguna Beach ho1ne. MRS. HAROLD SNEAD o[ South Laguna also hosted a s1nall dinner party for Col. and 1'.1rs. Bruggere, l\tr. and J\.1rs. Farrelt Smith of Laguna Niguel and Burton French from Ne\v York. SEVERAL LAGUNANS got together recently lo entertain J\Jrs. Anna Elizabeth McLaughlin froin J ohannesburg. South Africa, \\"ho ls partici· pating in the program of the Bureau ol Educational and Cultural Affairs, U.S. State Department. \ I . Her h osts ~nd hostesses, Jvlr. and 1vlrs. Rudy Burton, Mrs . \.Vi\liam Roley and l'vlr s. Burt \Veir all agreed Mrs. McLaughlin, a journalist and v"ice president of the Trade Union Congress of South Africa, is a 1nost interesting conversationist. THE WILSON KLINES of Leisure \Vorld recently hosted a brunch in honor of l\'lr. and l\'lrs. C. S. Tinsn1an of Three Arch Bay who were cele- brating their 45th \Vedding anniversary. According to !\1rs. Kline, all 20 guests for the occasion kne\v each <>ther since school days. Ebell Club of I~aguna Beach \Viii begin another sea- son of parties for its adopted ward in Fairvie\v State llospital with a Halloween party Wednesday, Ocl. 29. It is the first of four scheduled festivities for the 55 to 70 women in the ward. Ready for a pumpkin- cutting cere1nony \Vhich. \.\'ill begin the party, ~1rs. ' --.,.; James To\vnsend pulls J\il rs. l·lerbe~ Burridge and a wagon of 1-lallo''"een decorations towards the hos- pital. J\ilusical entertainment \vi ii be provided by l'.1rs. 1'~d1nund L. \'an Duesen. Others assisting are the ~fme s. Thorton Bos,ve!l. Richard Racich, lfo,vard \V ilson and David Young. Festivities bega n in the Klines' ho1nc \vhere the friends enjoyed Bloody Marys before going to Don Quixote rest aurant for brunch. Why Not Keep Hoping for Free Shampoo and ' Set? ~trs. R. Bruce Stevens, who is having her hair \vashed by. Mrs. ;1.111. Thursday, Oct. 30, in the Vv'on1an's Clubhouse. Proceeds \Vill Ronald Dugan, hopes her next shampoo is from a professional. go to South Coast Co1nmunity llospital. Mrs. Dugan, 494-4855, i~ She has her eye on one of the door prizes planned at Laguna taking reservations. Beach Junior Woman's Club's bridge party and luncheon at 11 :30 Christmas Bazaar St. Mary's Women .; ~··· ,,, '' lnflatiOI} Fight ' ·-! Join The gover111nent is not alone in its ·m)ht against inflation. In fact. the aid-of SL Mary's Episcopal Church,von1en of Laguna Beach has been enlisted. Church\\'Olnen. \Vho arc planning their fou rth annual Chris tn1as Aazaar, Nov. 7-8, clairn the decorati ons they \rill :o;eJL in addition to being entirely different this year, also '' i!l be cheaper, ranging in price fron1 25 cents to $20. All those \V ho \\'a nt lo rn<ikc l hcir Christ11 1a s preparations early and save money later .;ire 111t·1tcd to the b<lzaar \1'hich takes pl<lcc 10 a.in. to 4 p.m . Friday. Nov. 7, and 10 a.in. to 1 p,ni. Saturday, Nov. 8, in the church·s parish hall, 428 Park l\ve. Visitors arc urged to gel to the church early ii they \Vant to take advantage of the fullest selection. It has reported that a nc\v church Jot \Vi ii be open for pa rking. l\len1 bers of the church's \\'Omen 's groups have been \vorking for a year to create intriguing iteins for s·aJe. ,.\ very special feature this yeCJr is the table Ch ri stn1as trees already decorated and su itable for ll n1all apartments. In addition there will be hand se\v n articles, ;:iprons, to\vels, baby clothes and accessories a s \\'C ll as knitted cloth- ing, table pieces and home baked food. J"ree coffee \Vill be served to s hoppers. who also n1ay purchase sand\viches. Liquid refreshments \Vill be sold in a booth staffed by teen men1bers of the church. 1-trs. Andre\v !\1orthland is chairman of !tie annual event. Co- ordinators are Mrs. Robert S. Burnside a nd Nlrs. l<'rancis Nau who arc assisted by Mrs. Edmund Fairchild and Mrs. Donald Arvold. Co1111nittee chairmen in clude the Mmes. ,John Dowi:ier, sewing; l.yn1an M. King Jr., decorations ; l~d\vin Cutting, invitations: Robtrt Schnitzer, food booth; Joseph JI. Fairbanks, secretary, and Glen I. Buzzard, treasurer. " Memo To God; From, Executive; Re.: Secretaries-Help DEAR ANN LA NDERS: The i.tal v:hn .sent in "The Secrel.<lry's Prayer" asked for an opportunity lo tell it like il is. I de- mand equal time. Will you please print .an "Executive's Prayer?" Thank you very much. -CHlCAGO DEAR LORD: Give me the patience of a saint and the ability lo endure my .secretary's knack for confusion. Jlelp me keep calm "''hen she reminds me or my morning appointments -afler lunch. Give me the slrength, Heavenly Father, to keep my anger in check when she takes 30 minutes for a mid-morning cof- fee break while t take phone messages fr Jm her friends. I realize that nobody's perfect. but he lp me, dear Lord, to keep m} cool when she hands me a letter to tlie company president with two erasures, \ ANN LANDERS two slrik~vers and a misspelled word. I need t!Xtra strength, Heavenly Father, to hold my tongue when she orders ~r groceries and mukei< hair appointments on my priv;ile phone wh ich is reserved for incoming, long distance call~. I rcali7.e that assault and battery is again~t the law, dear Lord. so please re.'ltrainelh 111y hand so th:il I 1nay not do violence. Ame,,, -THI:.: BOSS OEAfl BOSS : I believe in prayrr but if Ifs as had 11 It sounds you need to look In tbe want ads -between prayer&, of course. DEAR ANN LA NDERS: l\1y brother was married in 1957. Gordon had a wonderful job and a promi sing h1turc . He rlimbcd the ladder or success rapidly and his fa mi ly lire wa<: fine -two lovely children. Lat.c In r.t ay Gordon·~ wHe v.·ent to ~ Europe and took the youngsters. They were gone nearly 10 weeks. During that lime Gordon became invnlved with a woman -a friend of his wife's, no less. It was no love affair, just raw sex. They met at his place or hers -never where anyone e11uld see them. A week before his family returned from Europe, Gordon told me he couldn't sleep from guilt. lie felt like a sneaking skunk. He asked me if he should confess to hls wife. I told him yes. Instead of forgi vi ng Gordon, hi~ ~:ife threw him oul and lileJ for divorce. He now is living in a small efficiency apartment, paying alimony and support. I jv.sl loved your v•onderful "forgive ;ind forget'' column. I sent it to my sisler·in·law bul she never answere d. Don't you think It Is heartless of her not to give her hu sband a second chance? Please say so. -SAD SIS DEAR SIS: Of course Ifs heartless and I feel sorry for Gordon, but it'1 too bad Gordon didn't ask me for advice in- stead cif you. I would have told him to keep his mouth abut. He could have unloaded his guilt on 1 <'lergyman, vow- ed never lo cheat again and been 1 ba~ pily married man today. DEAR ANN LANDEHS: You missed the poinl of Bonnie 's letter. Mayhe Mendel does n't like to eat dinner al his in .Jaws' hou se th ree nights a week. If Bonnie was any kind or a daughter she y,·ou ld have sald, "Knock off the key rat · tling,_,B ub. It sounds like you 're anxious ~- to go home ." It's plain that she ls ()Vtr ob.ligated to her parents because she im- (>Oflts on then1 so much. . •. should have told BoMie to get _ ,."-her mother's recipes and start ~like a wife. -IRVINGTON, N.Y. --.:"-"' DEAR IRV: You're rl1bt. J ml1std lh point. Thanks fDr. hauling IJHI up sbOll, Unsure of yourS_rlf on elates? What'l right'! What's 'lfr'Ong? Should you? Shouldn't you ? hod for Ann Landers• booklet "Dating OoS'and 0on1 's," enclos· ing with your requelit JS cents in coin and ,. long, i;elf·addr'.f~·stamped envelope. Ann Landers 1'll. _ glad to help you \vilh yo11r problem~ end them to her in care of the(JAILV PILOT, enclosing a self·addressed, st3mpcd envelope. I I ' ! .. ' ROYAL TREATMENT -Both i\Jr. Jlumpkin a nd Lotus receive the best of trcatinent fro1n (left to r ight ) fl1rs. David M. Sm ith. J\1rs. Rayn1ond Booth and l\1rs. J a mes P. Aynes, 1nen1bers of the Officer!.' Curtains Raise For Concerts The c urtain \\'il l go up next F riday on the eighth season of the 1-larbor Arca Con1 - 1nunity Concert J\ssoc1a1lon \\ ith :i perforn1· ancc by lhc 1\merican Concert l~allct ("o n1· pnny in the J\1e11'port /!arbor l!igh School ~l udi!O/'I \1111. 'fhc eight dancers. unrt rr lhr direction of Gene i\larinaccio. pcrf0rn1 ballet ~ to the 111u s it of P oulenc. \'ilia-Lobos. l::arlok, JJl'· bussy and other fa1nous coinposcrs. /\s conceived by i11::irin~1cc10. the dt1ncc<:: arc based not only on classical ballet. !Ju l a form \1·hirh embod ies the broa der rang('.-, of 1novcment foun d ui inodcrn ;.1nd t•lllruc d anrf's. Other concer ts during-tl1e yc,1r 1r1ll he ~i1·cn by Ozan J'l']ar:-.h. pianist. Sund;1y. Ft•h. H ~ i\ie\v l'ork J~ra s.; <)u intel. l·'r1d;1y, i\bi r·c·h 20. ~nd Stanley Jlll11nm er, ~iol1n1 :i 1, J;-nd~i.1 , :\prit 10. ,1\lon~ \1•it h sc.cison tickets gnr .~ thr pri1 l- lrgc Of rCCJ prOCJt)'. \l'hlCh OpC11S ('O!l(.'(:1'1 ,.; In othl'r ~rea assoc1.J t1on s to Jlarbur l1 c ket holders. l\1einbcrship in forn1ation 1nay be ob- tained by c alling the ;i ssocialion·s executive s ecretary, fll rs. Kurt Kupfc rn1an. fi42·318G. Other officers <ire Dr. Daniel \\'l1if f qf T':c11·port 13Ca{'h. president, and Ray1n ond 'J'eys of Huntington Beach, publici ty ci1n1r .. man. Bo x Lun ch Alfoir Juniors Call H0~· li1111 Ii\·~ .111d 1 ;1~11;,I .,t 11re 11·11! hr 11!0 01ll1r •11 1•1, da.v ff•r !ht· .l11n111r 1:1il':1 r·111'1 of :\t'11·porl [h'<ith nt·X1. Thur~ day. The Corona Uf·I ]\lar h•)llll' of l\fr.c: Richard ll och~ch\ld 11 •11 be the ~cll1ng hlr r.·!rs. \rarl'•'11 Fix, prrsltlcnl 10 i.:;dl 1l1t" Republicon s ~l rs. 11, J_ \Vood or Costa ;'lles:_i v;ill host a luncheon n1ceting of the. Costa ?>fcsa Fedcr::ited Jlcpublican \\'oincn next Thursday at 10 a.m. Reports on nation<tl and SO\Hhem division con\·entions "'ill be prr~ented. Librarian Ill•''·! 1111: lo• ••l"ll«r .1[ Jfl a 111 'lh. :o~ll!li II 111 [)(• ( ll' }!Jld:\ \hL<11·tn•'> h•·<H1 ldlr;1r1;1n for Kt'11p1<1"I .\!r.,;1 Sr'l1t111I Di.<aril t ;ond l're!-,1dcnt of l:tr Tov•n :111d (;01111. She 11·111 d1sc:uss ~·li1ldr('n·s book". :-;JX'l lal t;uPsls \1 ill be tllrs. l'r;1t1k Hughes, :-;tal\' ton· 1i'l\l1011 ch;unn;.in. tllr~. Arthur hur11 , Arca D vice president .111d :>.Ir~. Terry Tho111a.<, 1w;1 ngi.: l>1 ,tr11 ·t .Junior prcsi· d1·11t i\'(·w pro1·isio11.1 L~ h r i n g \l"\•lcom('d :ire r.lr:;. J\1 t Tap· pan ;i11t1 illr.,_ l\Pit h l\C'ppl('r. J\lrs. L1·n :-.tiller. past 1;rc.'i1· clt'nl of \'ic111r \'<J!ky .lunior \\'01nen·s l'luh will be wcll:on1- l'd in10 tllr n1c1nbership :is a tran.~ll'r. WAKE UP YOUR APPETITE Willi HICKORY FARMS ~weet-Izot MU STABB M .. 'll&rti CAN be diifcrenll All f{Jn. J1;i,·c to do i:J t a1>le Jlh:l:oty F;irmi: or O h,o Sw!X't·l lot Muslart1. t.1a tlc ntLOTd in1-: lo 1111 .,Jd German n.-r.ipe. 11 has • c.li1tJnclh<1 flavor wltich add11 ztri;l to nll ythini; you 11rr.e ...,·i1li it. Sample be fore-you !roy. ~C'c 1'1'hJ 8 wr.e r·l l-. M111lard is a ....... ""''"""--39• 'litta17 i•i~i ~ 'l:OUTH COAST PLA~A ~ l a..-u C•'QY1•I M •II TMllU l rht ol 01 Sa" Oi1t90 f• ... wey NOV. 14 Colfo Mlo 540.,991 • Horoscope Sagittarius: Utilize Abilities WEDNE SDAY. OCT. 22 By SYDNEY O~IARR Lunar position fa\'Orable for fishing, planting. In groon1ing, emphasize face, head. 1\-taoy will be seeo W'taring beret.- lype headgear today. Faiibion will highlight eyes. earli and ha1r, as well as bats. ARIES (r.1arch 21-ApriJ 19): Cycle high: you ('an con1e out of emotional shell. Stop con· cem ing yoursrlf only with others. Today you must take steps v.·hich insure your own security, p\C'asure. J\1 o v e ahead . TAURUS I April 20-?>-tay 20): Your lime is coming. Know this and act accord ingly. What appears to be a restriction is merely a v.·arning signal. Emphasis on C!rganiza tions, hospllals, illusion. GEMTNI (?>1ay 21·JllJle 20): Accent on what you would li ke to accomplish. Key is lo get backing -both in morale and in financing. Not easy. But !O- day events jell and ~·ou key note accompli shment. CANCE R (June 21.July 22 ): \Vhether or not the idea ap- peals to yotJ. lheT'e is progress and ex tra duty. Key is to know Lhat basi('S are important. Advanceinent indica ted . But you seem to move in re luctan t ma nner. LEO (July 23·Aug . 22): You revel in opportunity to ex press yourself. \V riling, publishing and advertising arc featured. Chi ps are Uown, You get chance to verify intentlons, prove claims. Go to lt. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): lnterest in the occult or hidden is accented . You know that certain tasks must be com· pleted. Your rhythm 1 s na tural. You receive coin· plin1ents. Key is to evaluate. You gJin recognit ion. LI BllA (Sept. 23·0cl. 221: Public relation s. agreements , the way you present prcxlucts -these are emphasized. StreS!I independenct-, originali · ty. Adhe re to J'OUT own life style. B<tlanee emotion and logic. SCORPlO (Oct. 2J.Nov. 21 ): Your intui tion rings bell of truth. Trust it -applies especiall y to job, w o r k , a ssoc iates and general health. Don't go against wha t you feel is right. Be su bjective. and saving•. IF TODAY JS YOUR BIRTllOAY you are separate psychologica lly fro1n family. Your ideas are unique, Give full piny to the m, but don 't 5acriflce basic happiness. IQ llnd "'" mOI • •bOUI vour->el! ltl'CI ~:~:1""t,;,.,~.~' ~~~,,.~ ,,~'i;..''lt.o~i A>ltOIO'll• ~end l.o ''"" 10 Om11r BOllOle!. ·~· 0.A ILY P l~OT, Bo• :17•0. c.ro<1d Cer1.,•I ~l•llOI', Ntw Yor~. N.Y. 1001 /, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22· .i.d~•rto••m•"r Dec. 21 ): Ulilize in n a t ed;o=========== creatlve abilities. What you do shou ld be s tamped with your1 own style, n1ar k, touch. Be, versatile. Don't pe rm i l yourself to be tied do1vn to tradition. CAPRI CORN (Dec. 22·JJn. 19/: Co mplete a1!en1ion to' hasics is essential. Don'L try to 1 be a genius. Stick ti} rules. regulations. Your hon1e, prop- erty may be al stJke. Find ' otJ~ the ""·hy of things. Be posilive. I INTRODUCING PATTY BARDEEN \Vi ves League of Orange County. The stole will be :;ho1v n in the league's upcoming fur fashi on shO\V ;ind Lotus .•. ,.,.ell, he won 't be n1odeling hi s f ur piece in Lhis show. Clubwomen Caught Up In Halloween Spirit AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.1 18): l\lental activitie s.I cha nges, short journeys are spotlighted . Status quo is turn· ed upside down; you move and make decisions. Neighbor who is inquis itive should be treated \\'it h humor. PISCES (Feb. 19·~1arch 20): If you think v.·hat you v,·an t Y•on't cost, think again. Be practical about btJdget. luxury Zain J•woltn, 17 FOlhio" h- lo11d takn pl1ta111~ 111 _,,_lllK· i119 rho! Miis lordHll hen Joined their or9011ilatio11. Mii1 lord"it hot bff11 ossocl· ol1td with th-I' jow•lry bw1i11.u for mony yellll .I• tho Nowport 011d lalboa orltG. Por l11Titft htr ma11r fri1t11ds to 'llllt Iain, fcrthia11 llla11d. Working hard to complete a ned by tile club next Thursday items. You can get v.·hal you fl oat for the Fountain Valley ~•_c_l~l2p~.m'.'.'.:.. ---------w~.n~t:_:~b~u~l~'~e~m~em::;:be~c~b~u~dg~e:'.l'.'::=========== Halloween Parade next Sa tur-~ Veterans Benefit day are members of the Faun· lain Valley \Voman·s Club, unde r the leadership of ?>trs. 'Fun Fur All' Promised · Laurence Erwin, president. l\trs. Robert Curley l s cha irman of I.he project, which will also publicize the club's llaunted House at t he barbecue, scheduled ror the same day and evening. At Annual League Gala Assisllng wit h the float preparations are the l\ln1es. \\'allace Short, Vance Der- ington, Peter Barbolak, Ed Bool.h and J im Gn1ndy. Husbands of rnembe rs of the OfficC'rs' \Vive~ U:ague of Orange County wi!J ge t some ideas fnr Chri~tmas gift gi\'int, \1'hc:1 tl1t•y 111te11d, with tht•ir 11 l1t·s. a fllr f.1.-,h1un show and dinner dLJn cc next Frid11y. The lc;1guc·.,ponsorcd e1·cnt \\di lake placr ;1[ 7 p ni. 111 the \\ 0 ,1tl'rll'hC'1:I re s l a 11 r ;J n t , /\11;1h1.::1n1. ;111d will be liic grnu1fs ;innu::il b~'nt'f1\ f1~r !he p:ir:1plegies in Ve I er J n s H'lsp1tal. Long Br<J ch 1\ Jl;d[r111ecn 111(1!1( \1 il l pre1'ai! in thr (!e t'Or:1tions. <JS 111.inne<l l>_v .\1 1·_< Tukr Ut.\On u) \\ l11tt1cr, t:l1:11nn<l11. ,\~::.1~t111g 11·1t11 prr p<J r:1lions ;1r•' lht' illrnr4'. ll '1ll1:.in1 !·t\h, 1·~d1\.1 rd Sti•t'!l, H. ,J. Curreri <lnU !::J111n Srnose. Le Leche Resumes Sessions ·sctond in a $eri!'" nr ~e~~1on.-. ~·1innsnrl•d l1y lht' Hunt111~lnn Urat1h L:i l.rt'hC L1·;iµ1 1r· 11 111 1:11<.c p I :-i 1· r hrt11f'1'n !J iJ ;i .rn. and nr~n '!'l\11rsU.1y, OeL 2:1. 1n tile 1111rnc 1d ~11·~. ilt(Jrris l~o~•!lll'I. 'ropic for lhc :,p~~lon 1\'lll lie Ilic Ari tlf Dr~·a~tfeeding ;inti lh crtomu1g Diff1culti1':o;. i\l~n nn tile 01grndr1 ;1rr 11ir• H1r1h ,,f the B•1h.1 :111d F;1111ily /ldJU!-tlllC't\L I\()V. ~Ii :uul '.\°Ulrt· llnr1 i1nt! \\'l'~1111ng DtT. 18 , L.i Lf'l'hr Lr:1g1u', ;i n•Jn· p n1f1i. non srrl:tri:in 1lq1(H111;i- lion. 1s dcd1ra1ed 1n lo~1er1n~ 11at urnl feedin g 11[ 1nf;u1l.c: tor t ll(' he~lth and h.1ppintss of both rnot hcr ;:ind child. All in1rrcs!ed \\'Omf!n arr Ill· '1\\·d 10 .1tll'n<l ;ind !hnsP clt·siring either o.idv1cc nr :id· cl1\1on;1! inforn1ation reg::ird1ng the lr11guc n1ay cont:iet t-lrs. Huber t Boul1n, 82i-O.'J92 : r.1rs. Donald \\'alker. 962-3987, or 111rs. Jan1cs Nettleton. 8~2- 2931. New YMCA Club Opens T~xtcnd1ng 111cmhl'r:;h1p lo ~11 eon1muni!v wnmt'n in· 11.:rcsled 1n tl;C' i,;rO\\'!h and develop1ncnl of lhc Y~1Ci\ Furs will be shown from the New York Fur Con1pany. Los Angeles . Mrs. John 1'11ullady of \\lestminster \l"ili c:omn1cntate " cu1d mOdrl s will be lhe r.11ncs. Slorck. Sn1onr, Ravn1ond. Booth and ,Jan1es I!. Dawes. Fllnds raised wilt be given tn a standing fund with the Parlyzcd Veterans' Ass ocia· lion at the hospi t:il. ,\lnnies <i re 11~rd <it the {listrction nf the PVA to provide i;pec1:_illy 1!esigned rqu1 pmcnt. 1vhich is .i::11 cn l11 p;1t1ents fn1· llSC In the hosp1t<1I and <tftCr t hei r discharge.. Officer.;' l\'ives \\'hos e husbands are on active duty or retired are invited to at1end 1he lunch eon. I\eservations n1.1v bt> m:ide v•ilh r.lrs. 5lofck, 6.17.()477. Las Olas Convenes <:ood Grooming v.·il! be the theme 11·hcn Las 0 l as Toastn1istrcss Club tn c e Is 1omorro1v al 7 30 p.rn. 1n f\1crcury S<J1111r5. Table topics 11·!11 br direclrd by ;\!lss Joya Sexton anJ .\Ir:;. Paul Bron s o n , parlia mrn- 1arian, will ('13IU:ll c t h c hus1nf'SS. ?>lrs. Ernest Johnson of Eulalie To:tstm1stress Cl11b 111 Stanlon \1·11[ gt\'{' a \'aluc Jllrlgment or t.lle 1neet1ng. r.Jctnbersh1p is npcn to adult 11·omen. :'lfrs. Rollo \\"est 1r1ll handle questions at 5.16-3052. Club Set For Girls /I se\1•i ng rlub f0r girls from 9 lhrough 12 1ril1 lx'gin next Thursd:iy under sponsorship of the ll un !lngton Bc:tch Y:'l1CA. ThC' cl::i.c:.~ 1ri1! m I' r l Tlnir.-.days from 4 1'1 ;; r 1n. and will he instructed bv ~tiss h athy llaycs. · Students v.·il l le,1 rn ~rw1ng ~kil l5 :ind rn;i kr Ch ristmas ¢if1S fu r their r:in11l1e~ anU fri ends. Anyont 11ish1ng In rC'gislcr or obtain fur thrr 1nforn1at1011 m;iy c;ill the Y ;1( 894-4548 or visit thC' office al 14i76 Beach Bl vd ., \\lcstminstcr. Two membe rs of the cl ub have bern appointed t o C'ha!rmanshlps. r.·I r s . Al i\ru kenbcrg 11ill sC'rv e a~ California h i s to r y and hindmark s chairman and ?>-1 rs. La11"rence Leeds as music ('h<lirman. A s('rics of coffees v.•ill lake place for me mbers and their fl'lends v.·ho \l'ish to purchase Christmas cards, according to !llrs. Lyle G r e enwa y. chairman. Proceeds w i 11 benefit the philanthropy fund. The club recently purchased 138 yards of fla nnel material for pajamas for chi ldren in the Albert Sitton Home. Women inrnates in the Orange Cou nty j::iil cu t out a nd sewed the pa· jam as. /\!so donated recently for the home v.·ere lace, rickrack, thread and other notions. The ma teri als were used in clothing for the children. A tour of lhe Orange County Jail's women·s secLion is plan· Fashions Forecast Fashion Forecast for Fall Is the theme nf the Halecrest Club's annu<tl fashion shov.' :i nd lllnchcon next Thursday in the rlub. Coc ktails at 11 <1.m. v.·lll be fo"ll!11wrd hy a buHeL at noon Coordinati ng the show \\-'ill be ilfrs. Roseline Trl'nt \\-'ith fa~h· ions by Beeline and hair styles by House of Loveliness. Club members modeli ng v.'ill be the Mmes. John Co nsoli, Carl Egetter, Thomas Berry, Kenneth Ha zen. Robert A. Haves. Bernard ~1athieson, J\'<in Slrayer. Joseph \Vhitacrl' and Les \Veisner, chairman. OC Phi Mus Planning Date Orange f(lunly Phi r-1u /llun1nae \l'ill gather next Thu rsday al fl p,m. in !he Yorba Linda home of ft1rs. E<!wa rrl /ln<lcrson. r.1rs. Ar thur .Struck. 01\·ner of The Trun k in the /\Hie. Orange. will talk on Hobbies ;cind Antiques. Further in· fo rmation may be obtained by calling J\.1rs. Anderson at 528- 7942. prngra1n is the nell'ly nrganiz· ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;m;11 t·d \\'on1e1fs Sl'rvice Club. I Tlir first luncheon rncc\ing , of the ne1v group 1vill takel pince .it nnon Thursday. Ort. 23 .. In thr Fi sher m a n rr~!;iu.ran1. lfun!ington Beach .111d the club will rncct the lo"lurth Thursday c:tch tnonth l.htrl•;;fler. Pri1nary objcctire nf lhei r hih is to gi\·e SCf\'ICC to the ' i'~ICA through volunteer 1vork .111(! spe cial fundin ~ eve nts, ;ind lo provide service lo co111· n111n1t.v youth_ Introducing Ben Stiles NOW AT AWARD WINNING STYLIST Wi1111•• of I HoJ,.,tyll"t Com,.t11loM Appoor"1 h1 W011or11 l••~ty Tr•11cta Metarl"• We :1 ! &au!'! Salon \\'on1cn nod girl!> compri!>e 1nul'l' than a third ol the totall Y11fCA mrmbersh1p. :ind in·I lrr•'~1rrl 11(1mPn arr invited to1 r:ill ?>li.c:~ ,Jer i l)()i\nard. 817· Jl OS Newport lhd. loc•ou f,o"' Clry Holli '7).41 1' i1r,.is. lrtr ad d 1 t 1 rt n a I in- 1 fori nat1on. ,._ ____ •.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'".~---'·'·'·'·.'.'.'.o.'.".'.".'".'.'---~' ~-. ' f ' \..: sale t~e .wig for all seasons • from Deltress of Londo n pre-styled, pre-cut, ready lo wear 18.99 This wi g is truly amazing. It looks and feels just like real ha ir. But it's a wh ole lot easier.to care for. It's pre-styled, and you never set 1t Jus t wash tt in cold \.Yater. Toss it for curls. Br ush it for. ;leekness. Try it. It's soft, silky, full, and natural. Because 1t s ma de of Del~ess® modacrylic. With contour stitching on a stretch base. Cut an d sty led in l on- cton. Here now in a wide range of natura l shades? 16 black. 2 off blac k 4 d.uk bro\vn fi chestnut bro\vn H medium brown 1 0 I 1ght bfO\\'n J 2 reddish brown 17 light brown 22 lig ht ash blonde 28 lig ht aubur n 32 ;iuburn 1 ~1 mdy co cos metics 136 may co s.outh coast plaza, san die90 fwy at bristol, costa mesa; 546.932 r shop monday thru ••lurda-, I Oa.m. to 9:30 p.m. 44 mixed brown gr.:iy 5 1 gr<1y 101 p1'1 tinu m blonde 1 OJ blonde 17/22 light fros1cd fJ/22 fro~ted MA.VCO I ' I I 1 1 I I TUMBLEWEEDS <lREEllNGS, CLASS !.:rH IS SEMINAR Fi:ATURES A COORSE IN HORSE STEALING ENTITLED,"NAGNAPING Fffi FUN AND PROFIT'!..FIRSll'<; WfD A HORSE IS A CREEC!1ER WHAT HAS A HEAD ON ONto END, A lAIL ON THE T'Oll-IER, FOU R LE.65 UN'N ER NEAT}I BY WHICH TO PROP UP 115 BOD: AN' CAN GIVE ME THE PEF1NmON OFA HORSE? TUESDAY OCTOBER 21 i\/l f~!~~(. 1:00 B lit Mews (CJ (60) Jerry Ounphy. 0 iD Huntley·Brinklry (C) (JO) 1J SleM Alltn Sllow (C) (90) Jen)' Collin:i.. Rip T;iylo1, lrroll Garnt1, Tommy Coope1 and Jeanine Oelys '""'-0 "A DISTANT TRUMPET" O f'A(6J mJuli1 (CJ 110: "Tank's !or !ht Memory." Julia k olTered a job as vocalosl to 1 musi· cal group heade\I by Taok Blut (gu,sl Gary Crosby). (I Win With th1 St.in (C) (JO) Host Allen Ludden weloomes 111est1 Judy Carne and Bill B1~by. 0 lft) (1J '1) Mowiti If IN W•k: (C) "Tht Mon-~ (advanture-dr1ma) '69-Janet Leigh, Jae~ Albertson, Gecrge Maharis, Carl Belz. A hit ot 11rgu1i1ed crime unro!dln1 on the streets. bridges 1nd bays of San francisco. Maharis por1rayl Gu! Monk. 1 completely independen1 ma11 wtm hk« a job wht11 and where he wants, then moves on. m Dnld Frost (C) (90) Singei Oliver. comedian Leon!rd Barr, Hol· lywood columllist Sheilah Graham, :10und ettects expert Wes Hanisoo and singer Br&nda l tt guest, m The Bir Y~lff (C) (60) m 51&ebl'vsh Thlatre (60) TH E USUAL tCESSORIES ! \I~ PERKINS •• • f---IDlf----1 JUDGE PARKER By Tom K. Ryan WELL ... THEY JUS' KINDA LOOK SORl'I HORSIE! YB. NO 'THN-IKS 10'IOl.J f11E WAS CHARGED WITH NOT ~NG HIS MON1liL' QUOTA OF RAOO<TS ... /,;:"I SALLY BANANAS By Charles M. Schulz WHAT fW'PEN8J ? By John Miles By Harold Le Doux * Part II -IN COLOR star' TROY DONAHUE !. SUZANNE PLESHETTE ~Sil o·C1otk M!Wir. (C) "'A Disbnl l ru111pet'' Part II (we5tem) 64 -Troy Donahue, Suzanne Pie· shette. Oiane McBain, James Greg. 011. U.S. Cavalryman fall$ ln love with anolher Lleutenanl's wile, and Ill Ind ian uprising c:.1U$tS more tell· sions for the romance. ffl l11terl1ce ~C) (30) "Air Tra ns- pons--lhe New Look: Paris Air Show.~ Part II. Host.commentator is Albert Hibbs oi Clillech. ntE Tli:DTH ts I C:Cr Al.OH& CAN I 'IOI! CAH ONLY SEE HIM DU l?lH6 VISITING HOVR'S: COME ON. 'Y'otl CAN WAIT JtfSIPE WMl LE I TA LK WITH HIM~ 1 WON 'T &E LONG! O Did Vin Dyke (30) m P9fton P1Kt (30) ID Star TM (C) (60) @ 00 Mit.e Dou(ln (C) (90) fr) Wllat"s Ntw? (30) .. Coin Dis· tributilln," Roger Anderson tr~ces .1 coin !ram the mln!. ® ([J CBS Kews (C) (JO) EE Tielnpo di PWdl)fl (JO) CD""" (C) (50) Jack H1c~ey. i :JO 0 KMBC 1'rwservfct (C) (60) O Tiii C•me G1111t (C) (30) Jim MadVell !lost~ mTo 111 ttlt Trvtll (C) (JO) El) PlrSl*M (30) ~ (!) HanlleJ·Bri11t11r (C) (JO) ffl MllSetlll. 01*' House (30) "The f,~e ot Rome." Russ~ll Connor e~· amines the unique artistic acbleve men!s tnd limilat1ons of the prag· matic Romans. ~@ TIM M11nltm (3()) EE Notici«o J4 (C) (W) m """ 1CJ (301 7;00 0 CBS (ftflln1 1'ews (C) (JO) Walter Cronkite.. Q WMt't MJ line (C) (30) A pea1l diver h11l'S !Cl ltump par..hsts m I t... l ur, (30) ID a..t 1111 CIO('-(C) (30) !:000 ®) r6) ffi World l'remit1t Movie: (C) "TIMI Lonely Prolnsion" (mystery) '69 -HarlJ Guardioo, fJ1na Merril!, Dea11 Jagger, Joseph Cotten, r ernando Lama:i, Barbara McNair. Ina Balin. A private i~ vestiga!G! atl~pts to sotve a m~r der case in whi~h he is a primt suspect. 0 ShowaM 5 (C} (60) GllOfp Burn.s and Abbi Larie star. ffl Nfl Fn.tival (C) (90) "lhrre b1 Marth~ Gr!l1am," includis three major lilms ad;rpled for TV. ill Hoy! (30) MBEY, YOO AJlrol'r "-'KE SENSE'. YOt1 SPECJFlC"UY SOUGUT ME. 0tir TO PEFBID Bfi:OVY~ WOW K)U TELL ME THAT YOO WA!lT ME f!EPIJ..CEP! •• WHY -? ''"o®m '" ,..._ ~• 1.1. MOON MULLINS OUITE WELL WITH BRODY! HE 5EE ~ 60T UPSET MIEN THE P9r'C.MOl • OOST ATTEMPTED lO TE5T' HIM ! (C) (30) Gov. Orinkwater's de1teM t::::=========::::~( !rom an old Indian fighter nearlJ MO"E '>'. ~"EY'VE' blocks some importimt Indian legis-II" l n '""' ALP.f3A'DY <;or INCf3NTIVE' ONews jCJ (30) l ed Me'J'l.'l'l.. PAY ... S lCK PA'/ ... WHAT m He Said, Sii• Said (C) (30) Do 7HEY "'.:':~r NOW? C'::I R•w hide Rnll!ld"' (60) 4.r..,,11~\, u.> ~"~:IF-:~!~) t ro Ch11cho Avellanet (CJ (JO) P'r.)\"S.~.~ (r~;:j lO:OO O ~f8)!SPi CIAll rootlMU: or \",J i!f#!Y 100 Yurs Old <ind Still Kk king (Cl • f') (60) A :i.alute to the centen11ial year ol lootball. American style. with 1 s1udy ol how it llas ch1 ngtd 1n • cllang1ng Amerie1. Ctiarles Ku· rail report~ 0 m Hews (CJ (5-0) By Ferd Johnson @ (6J Br1~ed (C) (30) O @@·rn Marcus Welby, M.D. (C) (6o) ~All flags f11ing." Henry Wiloo•ori gues11 a~ Capl Rkk Bat. linge-r, •ging war hero determined ti) .sail al!We to the South Pacific. Hut• l ee al:io ruest.s. STEVE ROPER By Saunders and Over9ard tD Ahora! (30) tw (ru Trutll °' Con5t13utnces (C) (JO) 0 Delli! (C) 1&0) Th'. fo or F rt sh· 111en. Big Marpa l~l!rnlll~ and Wood1 Woodbury gue~t. m lslarub In "" Sun (C) (30) ffi Perry Mason (&O) (D Tlllt 'irl (CJ (30) €?) C•JUI de Mui•n (30) 7:30 fl!S (8) llntet (C) (GO) Jelly 10:30 ff) Homewood (W) Hosluns· romance with a~ attractive .,.idow leeds Ill \rllJJble \1111h bCM €?)Un Grito t11 ll Obscuridad (30) Murdoch lancer ¥1he~ thP. grrl, played by gu~ Anto<nel\e Bowe1,1ll :OO 0 0 0 m News (C) set$ lier cap 101 Murdoch, I O Alfred Hitdtrod 0 !jj ~6 m I Drum of Jeannie Q TM Morie ,._ (C) (CJ (JO) "Jeann:e and tne Bdr.hell!t l Party." Tcm1 i5 !ricked into attend m I SPitlA~! l fidi• r ro"' No i1111 his own bachelor partv, an~ Plau: Pu1 111 of a drui abuse the a!ra11 taU5e$ ioo lusio n lo< 1n1Qgv. The film, narra!ed by Roxi liA.SA. I Steiger; lool<.!i at th• rnearcll 1nd 0 stump ltle St1r1 (C) (JO) M .k~ !'!akt'I' hosts_ Gu~tJ a1e Bill B11b~ [dward Muthart and, Ka ren Valen., prey,;'nfllln Qf drug 11~. (li/ !1) 1';1"} (6) ® ® Ne"1 (C) m rn rn Newi 1c> !me, 111:30 0 (i9l (81 Me!'f Griffin (Cl 0 l!'1'; fi)·CD MOO SQut!I (C) l60Jj O 1:13 \61 ED John nr Carson (Cl '1o l1nl}-W1th Ltwe.. ~ Linc fall» Cat1 lle•n'r sub' es host Matil~n h• )ova .,,.;111 an 1t11adiv1 youne M~ye and Yaphe'I Gotto guest. Al· woman, bul ltieir ronMnce i~ threat-I &ned when 1 man trllm the girl's ru~t ~rrive~ In town. Janel Mc I lachlan and I re-d Pinkard 11uesl j O Million S: Movit: (C) "lireen M1nliMI" (rl)m~nct) "59-Audrey Hepbyrn. Allthoriy Perkins. Lee J.j Cobb. Bas~ on W. ll Hud'°n'l IO'l't dory rJ a young political rd ugr:e in the Veneiuelan jungle and Rima, th1 ''bird iirl." ID Trlltlr or ConM!llll'llCH (C) (30) m Jlldd lor till °"'"'• (CJ (60) fE Tldlnical Cornei (lO) €D T111 City Wattllefi (t) (60) €I1 ChucM ti Roto (30) htrl BrooU i, &ls.o schtdu!ed. 0 Movie: •Aifi't "9 TI11tt tor 'lory'" l~dvenlurr) •57 -Barry Sullivan, Gene Barry. O flt)(~).G)Joer l i1llop (C) ~theduled zuests: J~kl1 Sttwart. ~rand prix taca dri'ler; cou~!IJ s•nie/S Geoti• JDnes and Timmy Wyflf:t1t, O Movie: "A TllAI of HOiiey" (dr1- 111a) '&2 -Oora Bryan, Robert S!&phens, Rita l u'hingham. m Out« liMib (!)Mo-fit: "'KtUpW" (dram1) "!il -S1et1ing H11<1en, .kM11 Lrlit. ff! FutJ.111 (C) '"Wald." Slc>ry Df !he !.1lv11inr of the 1r1:11t warship l ;tlD D in @ m Oebble Rtynold' (C)I -33J }tit' l flflf its sinkin2 in tlle (JO) "Tht Bod,guard " Whtn Jim port ol Sloc~hotm fn 162&. behtl!es a hockey play~r 1n his sports column. Debbie deodes to 12:30 m Movie: "ledtlit" (drama) '47 rirotecl Jim arainst tht aneered -M1rraret Lock'IPOOd, Ian Hunhr. p!ayer. 1:00 0 M°"lt: "WithHt lelwwatitlll" 0 J1ct lenll)' (30) Bob Hope (roman~tomtdy) '4~J!lhn W1JM, 1uest~ Claudette Colbert, Oon Oefort. m Q\19111 fOr 1 DaJ (C) (JO\ 0 0""" {C) fl) stoct Mdrt SlllllM•fJ (3-0) 0 Com111111ity llllltin lolli (C} OI Oilcoti .... I '°"' (C) (50) m Action Tlteatr• I ;)() I) ®i (l) hi Skttllln (C) (60) 2:1S m All·NilM Slllr. ".fillt2h•n1 Up· [d Sullivan, K1ye 8111,,d, P;iul R!• rising,~ and '1h1 Baron·s .filri~n ver1 and l!'!1 Raidm gu~. War:· WEDNESDAY i O "All Tbit: alld Mtnt11 f•" {drt· m~) '40-Cll1rl1s Boye1, B1rb1t1 O'Neill. m "P1rl1 Altw Dtit'" (ad"ntore) '13---GfJOrlt Stnden, Brtn61 Mu· s~•ll. DAYTIME MOVIES 12:0DO'"llllCW111 lor !!It $111" ccorri· edy) '41-Joet MtCr11, llltn D1ew. 1:00 O (CJ "forth $oil(' (dr•ma) 'SJI 2:30 0 "Ard! -' Triu11J1h" (drtmt) '4& -Joan Crawford. Gli Young. -!nr11d Be1r11""· Charles Boyer. l:lOO"ftlM II tht $p111" (dram~} 4:30f)"Tht Sptnish M11n'" (•dvtn • S ECAUSf YOU"RE GOI MGTO 6fT A .JOB VJfTH A Wlf'f DlD"l'OU TELL MIKE NOMAD I \IJOOLON'T BE AT THE ~GARAGE TOMOR~OW, DAO 7 >---' MUTI AND JEFF GORDO MISS PEACH FUTURE, ::i ,=~cr R.OD •1 SO YOU 11-l.INK I 'M CUTE,JEANIE? - WELL. HOW ABOLIT A DATE TONIGHT? oH, 1'D LOVE J--y--1 :~•1\-.::=;:'T~! JI (;r.3:~~ OU~ VEAReooK PHOro;; NE He.RE, CUI~""'! . -~' Ol-1, B Y THE WAY. JEAN IE, I'M A LITTLE SHDRTTI-115 WEEK.BRING A1£NGAOOUT ,.2s- By Al Smith By Gus Arriola YOU MU5TYE 60'TTEH NWNE tll A\J5TAKE· /fl.-i ' . l I i '4ft-Mk:ht~ l!tdir1vr. Ros~mundl !Ore) '45 -M&urP.en O'H1r~. Paul )o~' Henre1d, Wallet Sluak. ''?-! MO<. • ~cl\' T ut5dQ', Octob@r 21, 1961) OAILV PTLOT , J[j By Charles Barsotti., FOOTBALL'S GREATEST -Four o[ football's great est names \V iii be seen tonight on Cha nnel 2 at 10 p.1n. \vhen ''Football: Or 100 Y~a rs Old and Still Kicking" is aired. Above, clock\v1se from left are Walter Can1p, .A.lonzo Stagg, Knute Rockne and Ji1n Thorpe. Charles Kuralt \Viii report on the sport from its beginnin g. TELEVISION VIEWS U.S. Looking Good on TV By RICK DU BROW llOLLY\VOOL> (UPI) -Sho\v business. has cycle!'i in \Vhich a hit is follO\Ve~ by si1nilar projec.ts or frank in1italions. The 1nov1es always do this. 'I'elcvision too. Si nce the ratings success of CBS- TV's NationCll Geographic specials. \ve've been suffocated by \vlldlifc shO\\'S, It's as if Tarzan c?un- try were suddenl y comn1andeered by the AJner1can Civil Liberties Un ion . TELEVISION, at <1ny rate, loves these \Vildllfe programs. Good ratings. No cont_roversy. Nice pic ture postcard stuff. Al l on the side of dece~cy and fine intentions. \Vho could ask fo r anything n1ore? The onl y problem, of cou~s c, is that i.t's the same story 1.old again a nd again and again and again and again Well , any>\'ay, one. of the next video cycles .ap- parently on tap 1s also going !o. be _very soothing. l•'or it s theme is that v,rc a re liVlng in a wonderful country, and have accon1plished \YOnder!u1 thi~gs . And those are undeniable facts, but \Vhat is genuine- ly interesting about the app<1rent upcoming cycle 'is lhe rather obvious reason for its instigation. A LOT of people. you see. are fe d up with look- ing at the home screen and seeing drugs and stu- dent protest and civil disorder and demonstra- lions at the Dcrnocra·lic convention and "hippies'' { rneaning anyone \vho doesn't look like everybody else). And a lot of 'these people \vho are fed up are certain !hat 1nany of these things \VOtild just go a\vay if only television didn 't sho\v them. t,et's get a fe\Y things straigh t here. This is a great country, and programs that depict this \11i th for ce are a joy to behold. J3ut it 's not as if there haven't been nttcmpts by the nel\1'orks to tell this ~tory beforr . There have 'been countless video hours of Ainerican history, fcin1ou s figure . ..; and pure An1ericana -and almost i nvariably, th ey have re- ceived nlcdiocre ratings becat1sc the people no\v l1ollering: for then1 didn't tune in enough. AS -ANOTHER exatnple, viewers .s urely have noted the gem-like "On lhc Road" pieces of Amer· icana 1hat Charles Kuralt has b~n doing for some time no\v for CBS-TV's evening news. Nel\11ork people kno\v they have been a s pro-- American as they can be. Yet some seem to feel t hat lhe mere fact that unpteasanl things have ap- peared on their outlets has cost them confidence from some viewer s. 1'.•Jay be it has -but that is a cheap price to pay fo r doing: one 's job properly, for not shying a\vay from events. Den1ais the Jtfeiaace 4; a 4 4 cc o coo••••• • • • • • •" • •,. ... • • •• • • • • • • • • ··,..---,.-.-.-.-.-..,..---------.-.-. •.---------------~---·------··--• r r t ,, . . . ' .. {I CAIL Y 'llaT Everything for Pros in U.S., Laments Toomey· "-By G~N WHITE ;;... 0t ... _,., ''* tMfl Lbs A:~GELES -P h ys 1 c a 1 l y ei-Jlfllfsed. rMOtally dov.·n. Bill Tootnt"y bN.ght VI end lo 1 spark ling, carttr by •"90tJncing his rttirement fro m com- P4tt'Jvn loUowtng an unsuccessful at - tdnpt to trast the v.·orld decathlon ncJOrd during a t'tll'O.-Oay show al CCLA. iJbe. Laguna Beach Ol~·mpic champion came close again -as he did 1wo ,..·ttk.s a&o at this Ymt facility. But as v.·a.s the c• then, he came up shor1 of Kurt B«xilin's world siandard of l ,319 point!. 1;his time ht tallied, 1,%79 points -a hi&bly crtd1tablie perfonnanct. tspeciaUy 1n view of the fact that only 15 day• et1lier he chalked up an American record ~ 0( 1.277. Although du.appointed at not having cracked the v.·orld r~ord , Toomty v.•as mort concerntd abotJI amatt ur sports and their fadin& status in America. "Miss.in& the point total lStf t tht t nc:I or tht v.·orkl. \'i'bat bothers tnt' mort. i.s that !his country dotsn·t gi\'e a damn about its amataJ.r alhlett s. "E\·trythlng is for lhe pros. Tht Russian mttt last su mmer lw"dly drtw anyone. The story on this meet v.·i.ll be buried on lht back page.s of lht fl('"''spapers. "It's a pretly dishtarttning Uung to ti~ amat.Nrs." Toomty cold tht. DAILY PILOT. The five-lime national champion also told why he had such a burning dt.si re to break the world rtterd since ht. ha d ad· mit~ that ht wouldn·t sv.·ap his Oly mpic gold medal for a ,..·or ld mark if such For Poor Calls Syracuse Coach Blisters Officials ~'EW YORK (AP) -"Thi.! is VI age ot protest," said Ben Schwartzwalder, and Monday it rtached the football field. The Syracust Cniversity coach spoke to 1ht wttldy gathering of New York foo t- ball writers and his topic v.·as officia ls - particularly those from Ptnnsylvanla. "!>ly boys art in an utter stale or depression," Sch1~;artn.·alder said about Sa turday's heartbrtak..ing 1;,...14 loss to f1f\h·ranked Penn State. "and rve got to deal v•ilh their bitterness and lrustra- llons " It Looks Lik e Rigney Will Get Twi11 s Joi> ~llNKEAPOLI S -ST PAl L t AP) - Sunday night t-.1innesota T\\·ins' President Cal vin Griffith said ht. \\'as mak ing a telephone call to the man who could sue·· ceed Billy t-.1artin, fired as the baseball l earn ·~ manager a "'eek ago. \londay , former Ca lirornia Angels' ~lanager Bill A iRne~' con rirn1ed rect l\·ing a ca ll from Griffuh in San Francisco. "I'm ho ping to ha1·t: an announcemtnl laile thl~ v.·eek," Griffith said. "\\'t \·e got 10 stt do"'·n ...,·1th l~ ne"'· ma nager and Talk for a couplt. of days before anything it finaHu:d.'' Rigney said. "! ha rt: talked to Cai>·i n Griffith but beyond lhat I c.an ·1 makt. any comment.'' Howtver, !he ~1inneapolis Tribune reported that Rigney v.·as to mttt ,.,·ith Griffi th today or \Vednesd ay. The :tl·year-0ld Rigney is popul ar in !ht: \finnesota area, having managed tht. okl American Associ ation M in n t a p o l i s J.!illen in 19~:.5. Rigney "''as manager of tht old New 'fork Giants from 1950-60 and managu or Uie Ang•ls from 1961 until early this past .ieason v•htn the Angels got off to a bad start Gr1 ff1th had sai d Sun dav that he hl;ld I nm med tus ong111al !ist o( ;,o manager1<1 I candidatt.s to four. The T...,·ins' prtsident hsled R1Rnt ). Billy Hunter, Ball1more Orio les' coach , J oe Schultz, Seattlt: Pilots' managtr 1n 19&9. and Eddie Yos t, r-;tw 'York ~lets' coach, a.s the fou r. S ports In Brie f The comm01.ion re vo[\'ed around tv.o critiCAI penaltit.11 v.·1th Jess than 1oi, mi nule.J to play and Syr11cust , a t'>l'O- touchd<l'\.l·n underdog, aht ad l+-0. The game, by the 11ay. 11 a ~ played 1n Syracust. Penn Stalt threw an incomplete pa~s on fourth dov.'ll and si x at the S~Tacuse Jj but an ln terft:renct. call ga1 t the Nittany Lions a first do\\·n at tht four and they iCOred on the next play. They v.·ent for a tv.·o-point conversion and Franco Harris ,.,·as nailed at the one arter catching a pass. But a holding call ga1·e the Lions another shot from the I 11 and Harris ran around right end to make it 14--3. Less than three minutes lattr Penn Statt scored again, kicked the decisive extra point and extended the nation's longtst major unbeaten strea k to 24 games. "I debated a long lime '>l"he:lher to keep my mouth shu t," Sch\\•artzwaldtr said, ··but I ha \'t a group of bo ys who rtatly c.:are a nd they fee l horri ble about t h1.~ gamt . They came to me after the game y,·ith dozens of question.s and I v.-rote somt of them dov.·n. -"Why were thrtt officials from the stat.t. of PtnnSyll'an ia, v.·her e they earn their living:' -"\Vhy did tht y call pass inlerle rence when the film s show no contact:' -"\Vhy did the y call us for holdi ng when I.hf films sho'>I' that their recei ver bangM into our man and hung him up:' -"\\'hy '''eren·1 they called onct: for holding our deFt nsivl' right tackle on practically e-very pla y:' They continua lly and flagrantly held 11nd tackled our boys, \\'hile two of the three holding ptnalties aga inst LLS "·ere a.s legal as J"ve e1'er seen. "I ha\·e no anS"'l'TS, but v•e ha ve films. T hopt somt pt<:ip!t see the films and n1aybe they'll ha ve somt. answers. ~1y boy.s say they got an inJU.5tice and the films say thty're right ." "~ly analysis of !he film.~ v.·as such that l say my boys v;ert JLLStified in aski ng somt: of thesr qu e s t io n s ,·• Sch"·artz'>'·alder continued. "On the ln· 1erftrence call. for \nstanC'E". my boys say 11 was origin ally called both '>'"a)'S, of- 1ensively and dtfensivtly. ··1 knov• I s0und hke a sorehead lostr but l'm JUSt standin g up for my boys . II ~ou lose faith with your bo~·s they won't play for you and that'~ the btl!~£'st th1n2; 1n roachin g today, btggtr than tee::. n1qu, ·• Wi lliams Top Manag er; NB A Expansion Slated NEW YO RK -Ted \\'il!iams. bast-- ball's first million dollar manager "ho led the \\'ashing ton Senators lo thtir tirst winning season in 17 yurs. has bren selecttd The Associated Press· American ~ague ~1anager of the yt ar \\.'illiams. winning the honor in his first year u manager. narro,.,·ly outpolled an· other nr11t year man. Billy P.tartin. \\'ho was fired aft.er directing P.finnesota to the Western Division title. Willian. drew I IJ votr.s to 102 for ~lar. Lin. Earl Weaver. ,.,·ho took Baltimore to a runaway Eastern Division title, had 76. • CINCINNATI -The National Ba~et ball Auociation plans to expand lo 11 tean11 next year with fraochist.li to go to Memphis and Houston . the Cincinn111i El'IQulrer re.ported f.tonday. The lucue. in its feud "·ith tht com- peting American Basketball ASIOClation. 'Will divide into four diviaiofl! lnat.ead or two and emnd the post 1u80n playOff a•mr.s. 'The Enquirer said the franchiles ,.,.ill .ell for $UJ mJUlon each. Plans for the expanalon an: e.xpect.ed lo be announced •t the NBA AlJ..SUr game in January al Phlladelphl>. • CfflCAGO -President Jot Cronin and a group of American Learue owners m~t "'ith rcprcsenlati\'CS of the Seattle P\lnt~ t-.tonday and pot dov.·n any possibility o! a fraochl!e movr. Rumors that the Seattle franch i!'.t. v.·ould bt moved to f\1ilwauktt or Dallas- For1 \\'orth "''ere cut down by Cronin and atlt.nding ltague owners. The !'l"Ssion was infonnaJ and rrqut.~ ltd by Seattle inltrest.o; .,.ho appare.nlly ft ared rt.pri~ls ovtr tht. facl the Pilots drew only 680,000 in thtir initial )ear. • NEW YORK -\Vhtn Don ~1a ynard shO'A'll A~ric1n football League pas~ deft.nde.rs the No. 13 on the back o! hi~ New York Jets jtrsey. they're usually out of luck. P.taynard gave Houston 's Miller Farr and Ken Hou.ston lht back of hi3 s hirt P.1onday night 13 the Jets oo~·ned lhe Oilers 2~17 to grab nrsl plact. in tht AFL East. Joe Namath firtd touchdo'>l·n s1rikt.~ or 57 and 5• yards lo fl.fa ynard and .lint Turner k.ickt:d four field coa l~ a~ the Jct~ 1'"00 their home opent:r before 111 Shea Stadium crowd of 63 .MI. • C 0 L 0 G NE , ~rman,y -Spain's Andtts G!meno defeatfd Roy Emerson of Ntwpor!, 6-3, Jt.J7 fl.l onday ni ght to v.i n the ~n·s si ngl e.s t.Jt lt in the Spoga Cup Proftssional Ttnnis Tournament . AustrAlia·s Ken Ro.st ""<'lll 11·on third place aft.er deft21ting Mar1 in Rit.s.sen nt E\ansln n. 111 . l l-1~. 6-3. fi.z· " barter were poS!>lblc ·· J gue.55 v. hen lnt'y lovl. 1t 1 .... orld record) atA·ay fro111 int 1n 1966 I decided I had lo get 11 ag411n ·· Toomey was referring to lhe incet .11 Salin.a, Kansas lie bro ke the v.·orld re-con:! ""'1t h 8.2.J~ poi nt:.. But it \1 as disallowed Ix-c ause or f<ie1l1ty shurl.con1. ings, such as the i.hot litll rin~ dimensk>oi , {'\{', Toomey had a ch:..;icc :it getting Bendlin's elushe mark .\londay. lie had to run the final t'~ent -lhe J ,500 mt tcrs -tn i ·ZJ .I A.nd. ht has a best of 4.20.2 But Jt wasn I 10 the cards.. It ~ra s still \\·arm and "'·,nds that had !Tu.mpered hin1 all day cootinucd to blJw. And his only competitor -Barr; King or Great Bn· ta1n -is no 1.sr;, metc r 11rtuoSQ. I! "'·as almr.61 dark when he stepped .. n. lQ the red \.art an O\ a l for this final •hot ;it the record ,\r1r1 h£' stayed on pJCt' ::1l' first 80IJ mettr~ ~1t h a 2 18.5 But then he ucd up an d a~ ~11· <1t1rn111cd later. v.<is hJrely able 10 fi:l t~h the race ltt clock{'([ 4 ~J ~ Toomey 1,;1~ :.o sapped at the end of th1: run he fell onto the track and re- 1nained prone for a few momen ts. Then lie h:id to be hrlpc·d to 11:1lk :.bnut for ~l".<.:r<11 1nore rn1n11!(·3. Thrrl v n11nutt ~ !;·1er he ~11!1 w,1~ t''\!l.JU'1 "d ·. l ~;l.\e u •·1er;.thing I h;,;tl," v.") all he i.:uu!d .)<i) lor 20 minutes Finally he did hait ~trength enough In .. nnuurn:c h1::. rt:l1ren1en1. '·This 13 IL There arc no more oppor1un111es tQ cor11- p£"t!'. F11r inc Lne plra~urc of ptrlormi n11, ha s brtn :;elf ~au sfaellon and J\r h<ttJ p lrnl~· 111 that he sairi Thl'y turned the t;CLA tr;tck inside JOYS OF THE DECATHLON -Lo&11n;:i Jjcach's Bil l Toon1ey t ries to recover rron1 the all·out 1.500 m e ter~ he ran in a \il!n a ttcrnpt to break the \VOr ld decat hl on record :-.t onday. L·cL.-\ lrack coach .Jim Bus h. a r1.J\ to ard Toomey against thost brt~k l.lreczes. Tht oiscus seclQr Y.as ITTO\ed ·t·I era I f~I The PQIC' vault pit v.·as mo\·- f t! co:nple1e!~· ~11t h a nev.· plant box. 1n- st.-illcd dun n1: a 1• ... o hour dc!a). And the 1a1·el1n r un 11 ay was shilled from dir t to grass. The record v.·as in and ou t of his hip f>"lCkl'! on va riOLIS occasions during Sun- dav and \Jondar JCt1on He needed 4,007 po;nt.. \!onday lo erase the record. And ht' got off to a great start by run· ning the 110 mt'h'r hurdles in 112 -a hf et1me best But the same 11 ind that hclp<>d !he )\I ill hurdle effort ruined d1;;rus thrc~ 1ni;: Il e 1hrew the platter J~.1- ~1 ; -se1·en feet unde r what he should h<il~ /J<id. li n~c1 er. hr botJnted back for a l1!comr besl of 13.91, ir. th e pole vaull for111c r r\e•\ port Shore!' resident helps Toomey off \11th hi s spike s. A LIFETIME BEST -1\111 1·r1nn1rv clc:irs thc lia r ;1t 1.1-fl l 2 to rccor1n !s nf c 1~1s 1n:.: the r·!11~1 1 r 11rirhl 1f'C'hn1 c ;'l1 ! ire; SJllna. l\cin~. rrrnr<l hr h.1 .. "f1LJl!h' ~1 nr e \966 11·hrn <l e111c d 11 1111 a t.lnb;il ~t.Jndard <11 and got a creditablt 211-212 in the javt lin.: That le!! Lhe 1.500 meter as the dec-1dtr. and B11J simply didn't have enough left. · /Ir said tl "as hktly he didn't have £>nough !1n1e bet" een decathlons bu t that J1r had to c:on1e bal k thl~ soon becau.se finding con1pctition. a facilHy to hold the· 1nett and Qfficials would have bct.n im· pos~!hle at a later rl ate. ··Jt wa.s too tough to try and i;:o out with tv.o or three guys and ~ay you're going to break :i "'orld rtcord . You 've got lo have the competition," he pointed out. The only other finisher -King -wa~ nearly 1.000 points beh ind Toomey . , _ ha rdly what you'd call stiff opposition But now it d()('sn'I matter becau~ Bill 'roomey had hun g up his shoes as l.'.S. record holde r and OlympiC'champion. And that's not all bad. · O.lll y ,ILOT l'~otn ~' li!l "ft Wl'lltl and n1anagcr of the lv.,o-day meet, Stanford Boss La ud s Brt1in s S.\\ FRA:-O"CJSCO \CPI 1-Stanford and 1·CLA do fl{1'. appea r anxious to light a lire 11ndrr 01111 anf•thrr hl'fnrr their cru· c1<1! P.1t Jfll·8 conff'r f·nLe ~amc Saturtla.\'. S:;1nJ()rd t'OJ!'h .Juhn Ralston ~lond<l:+' !nl rl \orthcrn 1 ·.111lorn1a foothall '>''n:ers thal LCLo\ J~ · t!1r qu it krst , lub wr·1 e srrn.·· 1rh!lr L.CLA puhlici~t \"1c Krllry ~.11d :-1.lnford "11111 tr ~t our secondary 1nnr1' :i1<1n ;1nyonr ha~ 1 h1~ sr:1son. Thi· 11nbci1 trn l3n11ns led 1he Pat·:> 11 t1h .1 :;.o ri'lonl .-\ St:infonl 12·1 I l<i~s io the Bruin.~ would r;incct out any Hos e Bowl hopes. llal.~ion told football v.riters that thc- Bru1ns <lcstlrvr to br fa\·orrd in Sa1 ur - <ia~··s contest aft rr shu1t1ni:: out lhrrr tc;;rns this season and a1·tlrai;ing l1 pnint~ .1 g,1n1r "Th1C1r ciuartrrbac k, Dennis Dumn1 it. rnakcs the big pl:iy. I Ir niakrs their of· fcnsr go. and the clu O as a wholr i~ Rrlt1ni.:, lllC' niosl nul or its material," Jl;i!slon s;ud . "Gr<'g .Jones and f\lirkcy Cu reton arr great runncrs and Dum m1 t ha~ excellenf recrH·C'r~ in G1rrn fooptr 11nd George r·arrner .. l\rllr.1· prcferrcd to talk al>oul Stanford qua rterback J in1 Ph 1nkt'l t. 11 iunio r 1\·ho al rcar!y h<\.~ brokc n several Stanford passing records. "Th£' cnllre lnr!ian s~ufld has both size 11nd qu ickness, ~omct h1ng other teams '>''e'\'C played all have lacked,'' Kelley said. Plunketl and rrstri·t quarterback Don Buncr lec1 lhe Indians tn a 4!1-0 win ovtr \1.'11sh1ngton Stale !11 ~1 1~rrktnc1 while the Brui ns were overrunning Cahfornl a, 32·0. Grid Ra nkings "' 'OlL .. '0Lt T••lfl W·L·f '"· '"" '#·L·T Ph. ' O•• S!11e .. '" ' O•• Slltl .. m ' l •~·· • 0 "' ' To~•• •• ' 1 •""f1'~ " '" ' 1..,ftlU" .. "' • .... k~ft ... •• ,., • ...... ft ... ••• "' ' UCl.l. •• "' s .............. + '' "' • Pe~" Sli t• " "' • UCl.t. •• "' ' M"•Dll•l " "' ' "" 1.1)..I "' • "" . " "' • '""~ 511 !1 •• m • lOll••l••I " .. '" • l~111.,•n• " '0 "' " ,,~,ft • .. .. 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Brown's club is raced '11'ith an opponent touted as the fourth best ttam in the CIF AAAA and holder of 29 consecu tive Irvi ne League wins and 111 1Lraight victorles overall. Coach Herb 1-lill's Loara Saxons, rank- ed No. 1 in Orange Cou nty, present an imposing list of credentials. First and foremost Is quarterback Don Standley, a 6--0, 165-pound senior who leads the Saxon offense with 43 e<>m· pletion.s out of 76 atlempts for 549 yards and fi\·e touchdowns. And, out of hi:ii sprint out type option, he 's run for another 147 yards on 52 car· r ies, despite being dropped for 71 yards on attempted passes. flt carried over the gDal line three tlrnes. His chief ball carrier has been tailback Ray Spagnuolo, a aenior who's averaged 4.7 yards per carry oo 58 tries and has chalked up 5i1 t.ouchdowru. 'Thrtt other running backs h.ave been impressive in Loara's first five wins this year. Steve Elkins, another tailback, has 147 yards ln 31 carries (4.7) for one toochdown and fullback Greg Hehm has totaled 118 yards on 17 attempts for a 6.9 average and three TDs. Rererve fullback J im Beyers ha~ averaged 5.4 yarcb a clip en roule to three touchdowns on 15 totes. Hill say a his opponent Thursday night, Estancia, is a vastly improved team since he saw the Eagles earlier in the year. "They e:s:ecute the option sertes real well. Their quarterback (Curt Thom~) does a good job. He doesn't make the critical errors that ao often plague that type of offense. "'And of course, they have that No. 26 (tailback Dave Johnson) running with the ball m09lly, regardles.s of which way they're going. "His dives, power arid pitch off the op- ticm worry us, but we can't put all our chips on Johnson because of their fullback (sophomore Jim Schultz)," says Hill. Prep Football Stats Eagles' Johnson Leads After 123-yard Showing Estancia High School's Dave Johnson has t.aken over the No. 1 position in the Orange Coast area rushing race, displac- ing Edison High's Jim ~1oxley. JohMOl'I, who ran for 123 yards In leading the Eagles lo a 3&-12 win ()Ver Santa Ana Valley, has now rushed for 544 yards on 94 carries for a 5.7 average. J-le's third in SCOTing with 30 points, behind Matrr Dei's Mark DuM (36) and ?i-ioxley (32). f\1oxley fell to !eCOnd In the rushing statistics after being limited to 16 yards .against powerful Loara Mater Dei's tandem of Dunn and Bob Haupert continue tG hold the third and fourth spots in rushing with 466 and 349 yards. Westminster·s Ed Bane continues to hol.d first place in total yards gained pagsi.ng, but Newport Harbor's Bill Shedd hail come on fast tet take second place and is 24 yards behind Bane. 1'14.. 1)11 .... I. J"""-.l)n lf:oll..C:lt) 2. Mo•lt v UE<!•...,.l 3. 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JI 1($ i.J 7t Jt211 11u :II II I I I 16ll 1 1• I 1S S,I I l• •.1 • I I I I I 6,0 I 1 a to o o o oa 11 I I f.O 19 •1 ••• l w::a::aa:±l@(t.-Uilf!s::a .... 1~·-t • g dB «~ •aw ... w ••--T- Coast STEVE JUDITH Corona del l'tiar STEVE MITCHELL Fountain Vallt'y MIKE GREY ~lission \1it'jo Area Prep • ~ '·t PAT SWEETLAND Costa t-.lesa CRAIG ZAL TOSK Y Huntington Beach MARK DUNN J\1ater Dei Playe1·~ r MARK OeHUFF Edison ROLAND McELHANY Laguna Be;u:h JERRY SMITH Newport Harb(1r oi ! • ,. \\leek LEE FRIEDERSDORF Estancia OENNIS KENNEDY J\Iarina MIKE WELLS San Clemente ' • Gauchos Pacing JC Stats GREG NEWHOUSE Y.1est1ninsler Brett Wlute Nabs 5th Pickeroo Test Brett White of Huntington Beach pic k· ed Ill winners out of a possible 19 to win the fifth weeKly contest in the DAILY PILOT'S Pigskin Pickeroo C<lmpclition in clear cul fashion. White will be presented wilh a Voit sports product of his choice plus $10 for picking the most winners. Total points scored became a big (actor in tabbing <lther winners as 24 con· testants had 17 winne rs. A lw~y,·ay tie for tenlh resulted with Chuck Hanson and W. E. West each being 29 points away fretm the total total of 672. Judges at the DAILY PILOT and Voit Ru bber Company ruled that bolh would receive the Voit sports product of their choice making 11 v.·inners this week. The complete list of winners: \\'hilt (Hun tington Beach), J ames G. HGstetlcr (Fountain Valley ), Minnie f\I. Ros.~ (Costa Mesa), Robert F igci ra (Laguna Niguel ). Doug Hilliard (Coronn de\ t-.1ar), Chuck Clinch (Costa J;tes:.), \Villiam O. Scholes (Costa Mesa). f\.'90 Flin n (Foun· lain Valle y), Gerald Walton (Costa f..1 esa), Chuck Hanson (Costa J\Iesa ) and W. E. \Vest 1Ney,·port Beach ). Entry blanks are printed in lhe DAILY PILOT every Tuesday and \Vedncsdny during .. I.ht !ooLbaJI ,season. Graves, Wliipple , J-1 a rel ) .. 4 re Leculer.~ Hod Graves, J\l;ir-:: !lardy an<l 'rob}' \Vh1pplc, the torrid trio !run1 Saddlebaci. College, c·nntinuc 10 dorn1nalc thr are:i ·~ JUntnr college sc:isnn football slat1st1cs-. f..l rrnbcrs nf the trio ll'<id or ,1rc tied for 1he IC'ad 111 Cl t'ry 111aJor uffen::.!\C ra!egory. \Vli1pple cont1n \1cd !fl hultl h 1~ k·a!) In tile ~usl1ing drrhy \\1th :'!18 )'ilrd.~. bl1l flrange Coa si·s l<<.•y l(1carcJ0 clnscd thr: distance in second place to 62 yards 1vith another JOO-plu s n1gnL to boos! his season lo!al lo 456. Golden \\'est's Charlie R:ick1nncl hrld <ln tn third 111th JJ2. r 1r11 lhnugh h1:; te1tn1 11,1\ h!le. Hanly c;.iught l11c n1nrc· pa~.,rs 1.1,1 \\'rekrnd Ir• raise his Sf'3l>llll ·s 1111;11 tn 2R ;1nr! :1!l7 \'ant.~. Oran)(•' Cr);i ~1 ·., l!otw rt C:i ~t1llo 11°1•1\l'd 111 ~l'('lllld 11 1Lh !B ca111t1es ~ood fnr 260 y;ird~. f;r;11•e.~ 1~ all :i \nn1· 111 thr• p;1~.-,.1 ng. dcpa rt rnl'PI 111lh ~6 l'11111 111f,l1•1~1., •1ut 111 102 tri e~ for 8i·I ynrd:; J Jc <.il,~o n1011crt into ;.i I 1(! for lht• sco nng lead 1•ri th Buckland. Bnlh h;11'f' '12 pol nl ~. \1hile Hardy is thi rd "1lh 40 .1nd OCG'.<> ~l i ke T<:un1 yasu is fourth 11·1th :!G. East LA Picl\:ed to Wi11 SoCal Football C1·ow11 By JIOWARD L. HANDY 01 1111 Ot lt1 Piii! jl•H Picking a probable winner in lhe Southern California Conference on the eve uf opening foolhall action is an easy lask. Tabbing the other positions is much more di ffi cult Ea sl Los Angeles J:i lhc heavy favorite for league honors. The Huskies have been raled No. J in the state si nce starl of the season when they rolled over defending state lillc holder Fresno, 41-13. Coach Ray ShacklefGrd's Golden West tcan1 should be in the th ick or lhe ba ttle for second place and if they suf\'ive an etpening clash with the Huskies Saturday nigh t cuuld win the title. Two <llher teams have 3-1 records al I he momenl. Los Angeles llarbor snd Lo s Angeles City College have each lost but one decision and figure lo be 1n con- tention for the title ii the Huskies or Rustlers falter. This iii the first year for the Southern California Conference. Six teams from lhe Western Slates Conference and the South Coast circuit comprise the entries including Cypress, East Los Angeles, Golden \V est, Harbor. LACC and Rio llondo. Herc's the DAlLY PILOT predictions : I. Ea111 Los Angeles -Chris Jaran1 1llo returns al quarterback fr om a state rhampionship finalist team last year. l>cspllc the loss of Clarence· J ones to liSC. the lluskic s tire the top-rated te:1n1 in the state at the mon1cnt 1\'\th a •1-0 record. including a "'in over Fresno. 2. Golden We~t -Th is mav be lhe yco r of the qu;ir1crback In the" SCC. Al any rate, Tony Bonwell has mnde big ll il· rerencc in Rustler offense si nce loss In Orang~ Coast and C\VC defense Is one of it s stronJ,lest points. Decision cou!r l be forlhcoming early as Bustle.rs travel 10 East LA Saturday nighl. 3. Harbor -A lnu gh defcnsr nn d a good quarterback in ,Jizn Stindc r give Harbor a chance to 11·i n 1t all. l.k,,pil c one-point loss lo Orange CGasl. George Lumpkin carries weight of running allack at halftack post. l'lay Jtio Hondo this week. 4. LM Angeles CC -A dark hor~ can- didate for league honors. th is is a typi<·al 'ub team. They romped over 1hrec foes then lost lo Ventur;"!. The Cubs play Cypress in Sa turday afternoon game s. Rio lloodo -Cre,i: l.ec directs the Roadrunner attack but thry will havc their hands full nn nprning nigh! aga ins t Harbor. A new head coach in a new con· fc.renc!' could pick: the llunners up for a higher finish. &. Cypress -\\'ilh i)ne \ icto ry in four pre·lcaguc oulings. lhc Cl1:1r11ers fig11n' as the rloormat of the t·onlcrcnrc lh is sea son Thev wun oVl't' Sntt n<'rn:irclino. fi· 0. hut scorc;I only ont to11clulo11·n iu ll\t'(·c olhcr gftrries . $u(O I~"~ llG""' I lO'A ••• 'In•"• , .. , ... II .J~ne• '"" ' "' .~ .. ' (•'"''" V•lbv~'•• e,-,,,w,11 v,1n .. • " ,.,, .. ,.,~ HoM>"IG" 1'~1• "'•" (0'"""" P rtdd• V/~dl trld B uc~••n<I GOLDE"! Wflf llu•h•nf "' \ , •d •• •I .Jll \/ 101 " I •I -. 91 II 1a . " " " ' ' • • II \I .. ' • " • l'l•t .. Ytn• ~'"'"' ~! nfl Id ' J11 ! I~ Ill l l UJ I g •l ~ ' l l 0 a ;1 g I JQ ~ G ll ~ . ' . ' . oJ ·11 '" I \Ii " ' • ' • pct. "' .lb> '"' .. , ·"' ••• .. '"' " •n 116 1 I 1' G ' ,, , ' l ' 0 o I ' Buc~lond •l 1l !O•I ilr n I~ ll lo. H a1U. lion ,.,11 I! ll !d•l. p,,(101 I) ll ld•l. P1 .... m1n l1 ll t<hl. Co•nur..t n 11 !d,j, Vtlb~tn• I O ldL Ofl.l.>Hlf: CO•ST "1it••<IO ~····· l•m•••lu Ou••"" H&~~·· \l tnllm •gl,. 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I '""'"n<• 10 whl~TI Is m1de ''" tvrlher porticui..,., •nd t~at t~e t!mt •nd ~I•<• QI M•rln9 Ille ••m• h•o bole" if! tor r10.-•m1Hr 1. 196,, •T t •XI •.m .• in !h• l<o,,,r,oom 01 Oopartmenr No. l 01 ••id tourl, et 1tlO cr.-;c c..,,., Orlve Wo1!, Jn !Me Cll~ or ~•nl1 An•. C1lltor~i1, W. E. ST JOHN Count\' Clort< MCOWEN 4NO Glll!IH no 11!••1 ChlPrn•n Or•MI, C1l!lornl1 IT•I: (114) 'lJ•ll .. IAl!1rn1v' fer l'llili-r P~bllsh"d O'"""" (o.1t Ooll y Piiot, Octol>tr ?1. n. ?7, 1969 1'611.i.t LEGAL NOTICE ,.,l-4'll CEllTIFIC4 TE OF IUSIH!.SS FICTITIOUS NAME T"• unoe,.lgnPd do tet!Uv rn•v ••• conduc!lng • b<1•ln•n •I '-'1 w. 111~ st,. I Cu"• MP••• Clll1ornl•, <Ir.Ger lht fie. t1riou1 tirm ,,,,_at P a. ft l!UllOEA:S •nd !Ni! Slid tirm h cnmPMe<t ol the I 1ollow:ng P•r$O<I• Wl>o>t n•-• In full •nd Pl•••• o! r~•i<:lonco •re •• to11ows: SAM UEL OALl AS POOL E, ?J.10 Elden Avo., Co"a M••• EDWAllO BOWLES, 61!1 W. ll!h S•,, (asra Mr••· D•l•d Oct. 6, 1969 LEGAL NO'l'ICE 1.1.11·11 .. SU l'Ell;IOI! COU.llT 01' 'THIE SI Ali Of CAllFOllHIA fO._ TH E COUNTY l¥ >Rl<MGf. Nn. 4-.,4111 NOTICE 01' l-l l All lMG 01' PETITIO N '011 ,.llOBATE 01' WILL ANO FOii Ll.'TI'Ell S ft,TAMENTAll.Y ESTATE OF W4LlEll II, STABV. D-ece•oe-o. NOTICE IS HEll EeY C1V EN 'Th•I Allll• M.le (t~w!ord h•• hlOO h.,oln • l"IUtlqt\ for ~•onl!• or Wil! •nd ior IHulAce ot Lel!f" Te.!•menlaro •o Prtl-nor.e•, ,.., ... ,,,. to Wh«h ;. mad• tot iurt"" N r11Culot>. •no th"I !M• !Im• •r>O ~i.e. of M1'1ng "'• ••mt lwts M on •el 10< Nowmbl'r J, 1919, •t 9.10 •.m .• in rno CO<Jrt•-.i ol 0f<!lrl.,,.nt No. 1 Of H id CO<Jt!, II }QO Covi( Cenlfr Drove Wnl 1n t~• C!lf Of S1n1• Ano, Celo!ornl•. 0111<1 Oclobtr 10, 1961', W. [. ST JOH'°' Coun•v (l•r~ CMll.t y, SchuM1c;h1r, Collm10, Mlnrird • ti ..... 1U TitW11 1n' Countrv I.Nil Otl lltlt, C•li!orn<1 T•!; 17141 ~l·~\11 4ttorn•Yt tor f'•litlOfttr Puouon!'•grlod w<li ,,01 b~ '"'~o•l>•hlr !O' ~'" aeot1 ur l<•~•ll t•"> tQnt••tt~ n• •n•O"• ntnec '""" "'''"" on n" ''"'' lh•~ a~•· 1or THOMA~ SrRJ.lA 08A Ntwootr S!i Coln"'" OolM t"ls ir<d 1'$V 01 A"gui.I, 1109 l l>oM•> Strei• illl W. CO.Ml HlgllW•Y, '°'t Wl>lld 8ta'~' (flllotnlf Putlllih"" Oran9• (o•>I O•llY PflOI, Oc•ot>t• I<. )~. 1' 19.!t l~l j 69 LEGAL NOTICE llOTICI!. 01' #.Al!llt41.'I SAtE Cl!E01r NE5EADCl1 CORPORAT ION. ~ C1l••nrn•• to•P.,,•Ho"· i"""'"" ""~"' CREDI T llE5E•Fl:C" CO.ll?Q.11:,.TION Al/0 A~5Ul!l=O CllEOIT CON TllOL. n11,~111t vo WE.NTWOlll H L. KOWN, Detu>0an1, No. U 466. Bv Ylflu• GI "" execvl•i:>n 111u1<1 ,,., O(IObr• I, If.it b~ m< M"nlC IDll Cou,I, A•n•ml>r"• Judl<>•I 01ut1cr. Count~ o! l.o• An~~le>, Sl•I< cl Cehlo""~· "~o~ • 1u<1" "''"' •»l•rod on !ovO• 01 ''"~•! II~••~'"' Con><>r•lloo , • C•lilQ<""•~ tOr~orot.on .,. c•n>PO unO•• (rf<!I! Jol•••MC" (O•l>O•~-LEGAL .NOTICE lion •nd A"u•N C••O•t C0<11<ol •• luO~· -----------------lmenr Ct Nllor. •n••<t SUPlll !Oll COURT OP: •udQmenl On the U•!• ol tnr l»uance ol THf ~TATE OF CA1.IFORlll!.O FOii ••Id •••<ullon, I ~8Vf i...-1.a Vl><ln •II the THE COUNTY Of 01!,t.HGE r1onr, !0111 ona ln 1ere>1 O! •••O ou<llimrnl No, A·t'7ll ~eb!or In tne u•'>P~•lf In the Cavn!v 0 1 EU•t• ol WI LllAM W, TAYLOR. J R .. 0'""""' Sl•t• Pf C•llfornle, <l•><'•betl 01 0~6~'11E IS t-4 ERE8V C•VE"' to th• 10110t'~t •O. Tro QI mo ol>Ove nonied dtceclrnl ma'• common•• 1<.nown .,. IO fl1l1>no Iha! •II 01r..,n1 h1Ylng cl~im' o~oln•t lht Coye-;, N•wl>QrT Beath, C•hlp'''I• ,0 1d dec,,.,enl are rMultM lo Ill• tnem. NOTICE IS HEl!EBV GIVEN thot on with t~e ""'•'""Y V<>U<h"" on !ht ol!lc. Fr.rt•v, NQ\otmber u , 1~69, ~! 1 CO o'cl<><~ ol Th~ d••• of t~e •t>o•• enMIN courl. "' "M •• lfOO\t '>I Cou,thau••· 561 W, 161h 1o Ptt•enl mem, wllh mr """"~" ~t .. Cllv of Co•!• Mt>•· Coun!v ol O••"l>• vouch.,,, ra 1h~ unar,.lqnfCI ot lh• oltlct Sl•Te of C~li!or~;", I wil l 1e11 •I Publ•r; o• HAH"' & HAHN, At!otn•••· 10! E•>I ouct•On 10 th~ hlphelf b;<lde" lo• CO'h '" Color•do 8oule•ira. Po .. O•n•, Cori!otnia l~wl11I mone• ol !MP United S+_•'"'· •II •~• ¥110\ whicn "me piece ot llu""'"' of me roghl, !!ti• oll•••fl•, n~ 1he ••!lie ot cold aoc..ien!, w1lh•n fou• •o """'' thereOI •• mov ?• nr<• .. Mv to monlhs atl~r th• Ht\! oubl1C•hOn of !Ml1 '"''"'' '•la •••<ut,pn, Wo!h 4<crvrd In• REAi. PllOl'El!T'r' no~~~.;d SeP•om~r 74, 19!• Al PRIV4TE SAl f M••vare! Ad•"" T~Ylo• lt•P•I ond <OSI! Oote<l •t Co1•• ,.,.,.,.. (Ol•IO'~··· 0CIOIH• 10. 1f6Y FRANCIS l. GLASE R No. A .. 11'1 E•ocutn• ol th• Will al IN THE SUPlll!IOll tOUllT 01' TMl me ~bov• ~•med Oe<fP;nl NM~~~n,,',1•1 Co"•I H,t.HN & tt,t.ttN v • STJ.TE OF C41.IFOllNIA '011 I~: ll!thlnf G. NI~~ Or•"'.I• Counlv THE COUNTY OF OllAPiOE JOI E1st Col••l do l !vd. >4.1'Mot .lud1<•~1 Ols!rlct In In• Man,., M 1ne flla" cf l!EX I!, PesHt11J, C•llf<lr"!I tllOl Bv L. H. Doyle ANDERSON. Dece,,sea, T•I: (7lll JH·tlll Se•Re•n! Nor>ce ;, hereby ~lv•n th.I r lh• ~ .... Ano•n9l'I lor E••cutri• POINDfXTEll ANO l YNC H Mate r Dei J Jtl• Be., pigs kin prophet. Play th" DAILY PILOT Pickeroo gt1me for weekly prizes. Winner e.mch week receives $J O c.msh and .m Voit Collegiate foot b.m ll !suggested retail pr ice, $10 .951 or pri.ze picked i"rom list of other Voit quality sporting goods !no prize und11r $10 re· tail vcilue I. E. Bowl•• Samurl 0 . POOi• SI••• QI CoH!ornl• Orange County 04ilv P,101. de-tlignPd wm >Pll •I Prlv•I" ••I~, to ·~· Publl•l'leo Or•r-vt Co•~· D•d~ Pilo1. P. o .••• •JO Mg~tul 81\d b•" bidder, iublocr lo con. StPttm!Hr XI t nd Ot!ob" J, !<. ~l. Sin G•~r!tl. t•ti1orni1 '111• rtrml!lon of ~•·d s .. 0.,;0, Cou,1, "" 0, 19~9 UU·61 Pl•l"!IU't 4!!orney •lier the 2tlh d•Y DI OCIOltt•, UH , •I !hol----~==~-====~---1 PuDh•h•a Ocong • Coa•• Olllce QI CHAllLES c. MOllll EY, A!-LEGAL NOTfCE Octo~r H, 11, 11. 11~9 l016·b~ Blai1· Holcl s Leatl On OClob<-c 6, 1t6,. be!ore me. 1 NOia"' Public In ftnd 1o• ••id St~!•, oer.on~ltv OPDts rN! SAMUEL OALLAS POOlE •nd EDWARO BOWLE$ ~nown lo m• 10 be !he De•~<>"• whOse n•m•• •ro M1bocribf<I to !he within ln11tumen! 10<1 1tknowlN111· •d !hey exoculeo !nr '"m~. !Orrrey •I Law, 1•6o w_ Wh;11;er Blvd .• l---~=~=~===~--1 ·---L-E~G-A-L~CNCOCTCCfCcE=----Monlellfllo, C•li!orni• ?0.1•0. CouMv of NOTICE TO Cl!IEDITOllS ':°' Angeln, Stair ol Cdlllornl1. •II lht IUPElllOll COU RT O~ THE: r,ghl, !Ille •"d ln1er•" or '"lo <!~t••1M ST4TE OP CALIFOl!lll lA FOR •I me time ol ncottl ar\d all !he right. tlHe and lnt•r•st lh•I !ht ost•te al ••id O•· THIE COUNTY OP Oll,t.NGl P·l•·ttO CE~T"ICAlE 1'0 1! Tl!ANSACTION 01' IUSINESS UPiOER FICTITIOUS Fll!M NAME H igh-scoring: Blair Jl igh or Pasadena (·ontu1ut·s lo hold first place in the CJP ."\Ai\1\ lop JO football rankings ;itl1'f blasllng t~lendll!P. :i2-12. St. Paul and Bishop A1n.:1I , two Angelu s l.c11gur tnlril'~. lllOl'ed up a n otc!1 as An~1hc·11n \;H:a1ed ~f!l'Und plac·p n11t•r dropping a 1:;.14 (]1 '<·1>1011 1" J~niitlllll 01 l1:1ker::;I 1••ld Thl' Colonist<; 1lr·oppt·d Iii !'l).:\h pl;H't' St f'Ll t1! il<•ft'.1led SI • .11.nthntl\. l!l-11. 11 11111• B 1-.l1r•1l A1n<.1L 11·;;0: hun1il1;i11ng P1u~ \, 80·~- Loarn notch to alsn n11Jvrtl lour!!1 afLrr lip Oil(' <H1 rasy B11c s l>y 3~ R11 stl er s U11derdogs Orange C'oa . .;t CnllrgP i'I a 11re{';1nuL1.~ llirt'l'·poin! l:11 :.i r·1t1• t o C'Xltnd its 11·inning stro•;1k l1J ~1x gan1cs this w rekf'nd n11•r Cerritos CoJlp~f" hut C 1olU•·11 \\'est Coll!'gt' ~huuld !1:.i\1' 11q t !1 rr·(l·g:11nr ~k1•1n ~o,ipptiJ b•· fl\t .. pn111t' ag <-!1 11,.1 l·~a~1 l.1 i\n ~rlv-. ·•ITl11'dll1g Ii• Iii•' \J.\I· LY I 'll.OT'~ !1111t1J.ill ,.dd 1\lthuug11 1111• ll1n 111111• r 1 •i 11 "I' f:.1 1111'< :11·1· 1ht• k•" 1'111\. tr~t~ on ttu' \$'(·);,'~ ~11i. 1•1\1' th<'rr :+ri' a 11111nbrl' 111 1 lo~(' h1r'll ..:, lli!Ul f!.11111'~ 11 .. n.'~ h<l\I' ill<' 11 \ 11 , \' 1'\1.0T ,;~·:!! -1 1t1d -:1•1 1n1 :111· ;<.1·.1-1111 \ ,.,.,,, 11111111 111 Iii<' ll"l!I• ,• prl'p !-!»111• 11f t11t \1,, I 10•:.1 \\, .,, I ,1 ,.tn t«~l 1111 k Hl Ill I 1 ! 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Tilt· lop llirt·t• \11 lhr AAA r:1t1n1:~ rl•111:11nc d stable' 11ilh Si1u11i P :1suUen<1 lCtHl111g the i;<tl'k i.dl•l\\(•d by l\oll1ng Hill:; and Ft1:ill11ll AA:\A P.l:tll' 1: •. 01 lfi9 2. ;.;1 I '.1lll 15·0) l:l.'I :\. [}1.ll1qi !\111:1! lJ·(ll 12.1 ·!. l.{1i 1r:i (5·01 !1.1 '.i ~.111\a B1.1rhurJ 1:'»01 ~I Ii A11;llii.'ll!l 14-ll 72 1-:1 1\,11\('I\() ·~-11 !)5 I\ l'.1~,.iti·nn 1.:t 3J 49 !I. 1\l'l'OI\ 11 I !°i-fl I 41 111 l.n10L.1 14-! 1 2J (ltlit•r 1\\:1lrr Ori 1 ~. Hilll)dfJ<I 11. Cl'l)lrn111 ~1 1 10. Po- ll 11 l 'urnpton 8. ~:Jll1il ,\·lun1r.i ',!_ ll u1·n1 ·n1e and l.;1k t 11ood I. AAA 1. ""11li1 Pll~:1d1·11a 1 :1-0) '' !\ul l111~ 11111~ ~5·0) :1. f• 0111 hill l ~.()) 4. l!Jnila {~-01 ~. 1.,1\11f·o ia.111 " II " 1 I 1\'1 ( ~ \i·ridon ;i ••I (I r I 1 \\ (',! ( '01 Ill.I '-I I I ('11hf·r ('1ty 1~i 11• ""' t '~.11. 11'1~ 1:14 126 IOJ 8" •Hi .u; ~~ :m 111 (',1iJnllu 1 ·ill\ :JU Oi11Pt'-.. T 1 1111ill' 4 1!\' 2G, !:,tnl1·11 Crn1·i· 22 . L:t l'.1t1<)\JJ 12 f';ilLJS \ t•rde~ \Q, l-'.Xvt·1'1or 7 C;in•·.,ha 4. ,\111'1111 h>11 ;i1lli 1. .. n1pu '.!. \l11nt«l;1w 2 .. \lu.>;I. l\•'lll1t<I;-• ;111<1 l. pl,111d l. 1-1 'I 11• ( ·•:+ I l\anl!•'I • r1·! II 1110 11 .1 11111\ 111d .1,+ ' u I \-1•11 I ,. ~1.1t'1!1('f ~ !'11th '-•1111!.1'. 111 110 ,., 11 11 111 ,J jl.qr Pl )'.n 11 •t :-,ol!li'I' W.mtch for this pl.11ye r\ form ea ch week !Tuesdays .a nd Wednesdci ysl ir. the DAILY PILOT Sports Sec· t ion. C ircl9 the taams you think will win in the list of 20 games .and send in the pl.myer 's form cir reai;on· .able f.a csimile. Then watch the DAILY PI LOT sports pt1ges for "ach week's list of I 0 winn 11rs . RULES Sun.mil 11111 •Mrv Ille"~ or 1 ,.~1on1DI• 0f•c1im1 •• te en!t r 111• conl•>I. 5o"a lo PI LO T pl(,~t<IN Pl(KE llOO CONTEST, 5QOr1' Oo111r1rno"'.• P 0 BOX l)bO, Ca>t~ M•<•. C• 91li6. .1 Qntv onr ontrv P•' oor•o" eocn weei<. &nrc••> rt•usl l'!f <!eh.er«! IDV m•ll or In per\Of\) !O 0,0.ILV PILO T ctfore Dv j ~ '1' Tnu,~u,,.,, w J Yo.t ll uOb•r Co•~-•nd DA!lY P!LOT ....,,p1ove1 1nd t~eir 1m- m.-0101r 1 .. ml•••• "qi ei.q,ble •o Qn :"' Tlf !H!E/\l<fll • .,a CHOICE OF Pll;IZE bl1nk 1 f1'V<! br r;oeo In or !••••·············••! • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1''\'THY C ircle 11.'am~ yow rhlnk will wh1 rhi1 w••k'1 9ames !ho m• ltam h t.econd 011t li11tdl Rams vs Chica90 UCLA USC vs vs Stanford Tech Geor9ia Alabama vs Clemson Missouri vs Colorado Auburn vs LSU Michi9an State vs Iowa Oran9e Golden Coast vs Cerritos West vs East LA Estancia VS Loaro Pius X Mater De i vs Westminster vs Anaheim SA Valley Foothill vs vs Costa Newport Mesa vs Santa Ana vs Fountain Valley Clemente San VS Marina Corona del Ma r Beach Hu nti n9ton O ra n9e Beach La9una Ma9nolia vs vs Edison • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mory o<., Henrv "o'""' PuDllt·Cali!ornl1 PrinciDal Ollie• 1n urange Countv .O.\v Comml,.iGn Ex~lttl Nov, 1•. 19n Publlsl>ed Or•n111t (01.i O•llV Pllol. Octob•• 7, U, )I , 2~, 1U9 1811'69 LEGAL NOTICE l'·l4t21 CEllTlF ICATE 01" I USllllESS l'ICTITIOU$ N4ME The ur\dor5iqn .. d di>'!< <••lily nr 1, ton, du(IJn1 • b<1•in•" •t 80~ sn, Co.t• ]Mess, Calilornl1. 92621, under !he tit· 1i11ou1 I It m n•"" ol BACH ELORS' ANONYMOUS and th8! ••id llrm ;, tom· poseo 01 the !ollowi~o F•••<m. who'" hamc I~ full •n<:t '""'e cl .. ~ldence i• •• Oollow• GAl!V C. H"Vl1C£K. , 'l 6 l No. •o, Huntin9ton l3r0<>~nu"I So _ B~•cn, C1tlforrnJ. D•l•d Octo!Ht ~. l!Ot Gorv (. 1-l•vllc•~ State o! (11:torn•• 0'~119• Countv On Octob.r 6. 1~69, bt foro me. ~ tlol•"' Pu~•·c "' inn !nr •~id s1 .. t•, o•,.o•nllv •QDt.tteo•• n>mp '' •,uP"••D• ed lo lhe ,,,,1hln •nst•~"'""t anll •<~nowledgN! ht ••t<:uTed lhe •am•. iOFFICIAl SE ALf Joseph E. O•Vi• Not•rv P ublic-Ca11101n1 • Pfinc•Pal O!tkt I" O••nqe Countv Mv Camm1~•ran i:~o1,., .lutte ~l, 1910 Publli ~ttt O••no• Co11f Ol•IV O<ll>htc /, I .. )I, 11, 1969 LEGAL NOTICE Polo!. 18SS-6t p.349at CERTIFICATE 01" I USllllESJ FICTITIOUS NAME 1h• un<l•rs;~n•a doe• co•ll!v ~· i• con. Nuctong a bu<in•ss •I •!J E ll!h SI""· Co>11 M•'"· C•.UorMo, "nd•r I~• He· t;1iov• 1:,.,., nomt o< MOT E L -MOBILESlATE INV fSTMENT CO ~nd lhal ,.,d r.,m i• eamoo••d at lh• lo,.ow• fr,~ Dr,1on. w~ooe ••m• In •utl •nd pla" ot r<•id"'"" I• "' lollow•· Oovld P. Ceud;ll, 2l?l 1r,ln• ••t. Now110.i B••<"· C•llf Oiled Octoll<'• IJ, 1969 Oevld P. Coudlil STATE OP: (,t.lll'OllNIJ\, OllAN GE COUNTY; On Octobec 1J. 19M, bcto't m•, 1 "'otorv Pvbllc In anl•te. I D•'Sonallv .opprorM O•v•d P. C•udrll onown ta me to I>• me Ot'>O" who\r M•m• i• 'vD1crlb'"d to lh• wi!Min in· 1"um•M 1nd oc~nowledgPd he •~«:ul•O •~• 1•m• IOfh<oJI ~''" JQ·~oh r: o~"" Nn•••• Pub.lie C•O(Ofn•• l'r1<1tl~•I Olf!" ,,, o'"""" c_,,.,.,,. I /v'•• (M•1n••''•Un (<P<V~ J"'" ?I 10/0 P""" ''"" Clrrln~• Co" ci~ 'V Pd.->' l)r•vbN '" ~I, ~~ "nu !,O>r""'"' • 19~9 1911·•• I LEGAL NOTJCE 1------.-.,-.-,-,------ 1 CEATIPICATE Of I USllllESS FICTITIOUj N,t.ME Tne un~ersig"oa do•• terH!v "' I• can· 1 ~uctlng • busln•" •• ?ltO Ho,Dor Blva . IC<'>IO M•u, C••llO'l'1•. und"' !h• ,;, • "''""' t.rm n•mt of COASTAL AC.E~iCY • h'•tnb•r u! S"tll ;~• •Pd 5n•lhro •~<! '"~' ••1<1 II'"' 11 comoo••P ~· "'" <oll~w- 1100 ~•,.on. whO!• """'" '" •vii •ra olac• ~• '""ldJ'n'' " •• rol•~"'' t j (»ilum, Hi\ Cocd"l•I Dr<••, ,-.,,, •·~l•· (.Ol1fo•"'~ 001•0 s~oi.m~rr '6· 1•'~ C ! (»llum ''"'" o• r ,1,fo•":" Q,.noe r ru"'• O" ~·P,.mV~• 1~. \OOI ~rPor .. •.o•M• Put.llo In •rd IM '" d """""'''" AOH>•M•d ( J (<.Jllum • • m• •o b• •~· P'''"' """'" """!' i, • ··t ~~ "' r Q • ;~~~~~~:~.;~ ~:· ,:;,•:;;~ ',"~;,~;-,:,;1 '"a 10FF•CIA L ~F AI \ • • I M~,,. -: ,..,,., • N~l.»v Pul1lrt C.•1•<0•"'t • p ,,.,~ P•I O•JI~• •n N • •·c•~---O••~o• Cnun1v ' ,. I ua "''''"' • -• I Mv C~m.n1s"o" E•o•"' "o"emb•• 1•. 101.1 W ADDRESS • Puo11,;~·a O••n~• CM1! D~dv Pnot, l\1 ·~1 ·1 \ j <._ pl;1 \ ,1! 12 :10 )1;1 • S•Pl rmt>•t lO ~11<1 Ooob•• /, IA 1:. J .. 1 di\l·Hln ,1,_1i.1111• ·••'.!'.lo • • 1•9it 1101·69 • Cl .. T~'-----------~'c°'·----~ ('1.;u·'1 l~n .111 \J, ( .1111ill•·1··~ -l.EGAL NOTICE !!~11 1~1"· 11.rl>' ·•h1·,11h h<':ilt'll • PHONE SEX" • I ,.OTICE TO ("EDI TORS Ful!(•rh111 111 I!!' 111 'ji!';t('!1c(' • • ~UPIEl!IOll tOUl!l OF THIE liiu·h I stAT IO OF tAl•l'ORN •A FOii Ce••N h•• acquired bv e<te'O!lon of 11w N1. A·Ultl or 011\trwlJ~. 01ncr 1han or ;" •aa;110,, 10 Iha• ct said <lee•~'""· •! rno r;m~ or du!h, In •na ta all •ne ce•taln real oroo· •rtY sll'li•ltVn!V ol O•anYo. St11e 01 Coif. lorni•, P•rticul,ulv <1escnn..a •• 10 11ow>. Ip.wit: l!e1I p•Ol>t•IV In lh• Ci!v ~t L~gun" Brach, 'Co"nlv ot 0f6nge, St•lf o! CalUornl•' Lei 60 of "''•ct No, Jiii•. •• o•• mao In Boo• \6j, pa;•> 10 lo 1t lnelu1ive Of Ml~c•ll•nco"' Maps, •• rtcordecl !n th• afllt • of tne Counly lltcorder ot ••id Orange Counfv more commonlv known al :IOJJ Nt>!•ll Ro..a, L•Qu"• Brach. CalUQr~I•. To•ms of salr <~>h In IMwlul mono• or the Uni!~ SIM~• on confirm•tion ot sale, or l>ft! <ash •n1>eurrd hV Mortgage o• Trull Oe!'d on !ht P•ODcnv so •old. l •n p.,~•n! Of 1m<111nt bid to be dfPosi!cd wi•h ~id. B;d• <1• oflf'r\ la ht In wril;nq •nd will "" rece;vPd "' th" .,o•csoid o11ir• eT ""' hmo •ft•r the 1;.,1 PuOllcM;on h.,cot and Oetor• <t••~ ol \llP_ O•!ed •Ms 101n <l•v (If nctobtt. 1961. RAV 0, NICHOLS SP•<i~I A~m•nl•t•a!or OI !h• f•lat• 01 >a•d ll•x II. Andrroon D'1:edrn1 CHAAlES C. MORREY l..O W. Whl!lier llYd. Mon1ti..t10, C•IHorni• 1064J l•I: Ull) lll-l5l) AtlO•n•v lo• Sp'1:i•I Adminl1tr11or Publl•he-<t o,~ng• Coe,,. o~''' Oclo!H• U, 11. 11. 1~09 LEGAL NOTICE 9AI! lOlS Pt IOI, 1911·19 STATE OF CAL!FORllll,t. l'OR THE COUNTY OF 0114NOE No, •·••1n lllOTICf OF HEAl!IHO of Petlll•• tot P•t bt t • of Will 1nd !or l t !len Tn!•m"""'' !l onl Waiv.ct I~ Wiii) Ell.to ol LEONA MATTI( ALEX· ANDER. •150 ~nown •• LEONA l\fN· lllEOY ALE-'llNOE fl:. And"' LEONA M. ALEXA,,.O EP, •nd MAITIE LEONA AL E~•NO Ell. O•cr n"d NOTIC E IS HEll EBV GO YE N Th•! Eun Ic e E!Mo• Marcvm h • • J1'ed h•r~ln I ""'"'"" fM P'Ob~I• o• .. 111 and •or "'"""'' of lrll•" lt•l•m~n!~"' to P•!l!ion•• !Bond w&lvtd Jn will), •cl•ren(r to which b m•d• lor lur!h•c por!lcul•"· •nd lh•I I~• tlme •ner JI . 1169. •I 9.JO ··"', '" ,,,. cw•lroom o! Oeo•dmenl fJo . J o• 1orn (ourt, al 100 CIVIC C•n•t• Drlv• W"t. in tne C:tv o• Son•• An•. C•lrlornio_ D•!Pd Octob•r 10. 10~0 W, I'.. ST JOH N Cou~iv r 1 .. ~ ~LUNl(ETT ANO f'LlJllll(EfT '11 OHvo Avo. So• 11• """'•n•t•~ ~ •• ,h C•lllo•••• '1••1 Tel: 11111 jJi•llllC Or SU.6011 ,.!!O•o•" lg1 P•!oloontt ,,,,n1·1il~d o,.,.~. Co••I O<lo~., '" ll, !l. Mo• LEGAL NOTICE TH E' UN OERSICNEO do ht r •b V E <taf~ Of l'LOllENCE ANN,t. Fl!ITZ. O•'<••••d. (Ht,(v lh•V ••e c<>11au<11n9 a d••~erv [o. NOT ICE IS 11 El!EBV GIYE N to •h• 0101l"!;on b~l•n•» lo<•lrd '11 Jle E's1t10" crl'<lllo" of •~• al>t>ve ncmrd d•ctaen1 CO>!• M•••· Ora~g' County, Cd!;!orn10. tnat •II P"'>on• ~.v;nq claim• og~lnst t~t unP•r I~• licllhW• !.rm nom• ol '3id de~edenl o!f rNuirPd to tile !h•m, COMPLETE ~RAf'.ERV INSTALLATI0 '-1 wi1n lt-.t no(e<o•ry voucher,, In lhe ol!ice •~d lh•1 Uld lirm "comPo>ed, of Ill~ lo'· ol th• clerl! cf 1ne •bov• '"tl!lrd cour1, or lowing P••1on1. wnose n•m"' •n lull ~nd 10 p'"'""' mrm, with th• ""'""a" Pi•<'"' ol "'ld•~c~ •'" •• follow,, lo-W••: Vouthrr>, !O the undor.,gnf'd at l~e olf ;ce ~TE:YEN KENT JO'°'ES, Jll E"h"'• ol h;I AHo•n~V PETER C. TOllNAV, (o~~W~o;:~· RAY (IESZl'°'5t(I, 2$.'~ ~~=~ ~~Z'e':"~111;~~nll;o:l6~~a::;lc:~:n;ih•~ Wf<!mln•lt•. C.M. ~ta<r of builn•" or !h• und•r<I"~~~ 1" _ •• , WITNESS our ~•"<! tnis lllM dav r• mnti.rs per!•l11ing lo 1~• t<la!<'-ol '"'" Oc•o!ler, 1969. dtcl'd•"I, wit~in !QUf mon!h> •ITC• 1t1r M•v• K _Jones lirnt Publ;(aHoM 01 1n•1 n~••te. E<t Ci"'""'k' OarPd Se~lernt>rr 16. lli1 SlAlE OF CALIFO?NIA Walt•r l 'o Ftlfl COU NTY OF O~A,NCE S~. E•ecuTor On 0'9oU•r 1), 1969, brfo't mr, tf • or th' Wiii ot th• und•"'~""d, o Nol•ll' P"bhc In •nd lor 6t>ov• n~m'd doc~d•n! "•l•~ Sl•1P. '~•Tdl09 l"treln, dulv tom• PETEA C. TORNAV "''"\oncd ond •Worn, PCr~on~llV aoP••••• t ~ no w n 10 m~ lo ~ lh• Costa Mt<a, Calllotnla ')flt pfrwnl w~o•• n~m•• 6•f 1ub!<dbod '" ltl: !11•1 S~O-Otso 1ne wit,,ln 1n,l<umcnt ond •t~now\edg•lf A!totney loc E•etu"r 1o m• noal tnrv f>rtulO!d r~e ••me. Publi,ned OtdnQ< Co••! D•llV p ;1o1, \OFFICIAL SEAL) S~Ptomb•r JO •~d Otlobrt J, jj, 11, P•lrlcTo W•rd BlatkbUt~ 1969 lr1J·69 No!ar• PuDllc·C•lilornl• LEGAL NOTICE CEllTIFIC,O.TIE 01' I USINESS FICTI TI OUS N,t.ME "'"• unot,1lonNI ao (erJilr 1n•v .,. condu(lln~ a Dul•"'" at 1811 Trodewind; Printioal Olllce In Oronq' Counlv Nv Comm"''on E•P""' f•~!uMV )~. 1111 PuDl•l"M Ora"9• Coa>I Ooilv Pi~!. October 1-. 11. 11 •no Nav•mbt' •, 1169 ltll-6• LEGAL NOTICE L•n•, Newoort B••<h, C•ll!o•n;•. undor l-------cccccccc-------lh~ l1t!ot1GU\ litm n•m• or (ALIFO~Nl~ BAii 1081 TECHNICAL EMPLOY•AE NT AC.EN ('!' NOTI([ TO CREOITOllS lhd tna! sa;d firm « <Om<>P<NI QI !h• Sl lPERIOR COURT OF TH!' rollowlnq ue"on" who;e nam~1 In full STATE Of C,t.llFORNIA l'OR ana o•ac~~ ol r•>iaence Me~~ follow" THE COUNlY O~ ORAlllGE G•'V (a<! Graham, UJ1 Tt80rwtnO; No_ A·OlHl L,1n•. tl•Wl>Otl Bcacn, C•llfornl1. E11~11 QI HOllACE SAWVED CLAY A~A. llObP'I Eug•ne P;ol!, i71 8ro1a .... 1y. HORAC~ S. (LAV. Dec•os~U C.,t,1 M~'~• C1l.!Otnll 'iDT!CE I~ HEREBY GIVFN lo I~• Da!~d S•membec ll, 1 9~'· crPd1lo" ol th • ~oov• ~<lm•d d~crd.,,t f.~cv Carl Grlhom lhAI ~II nr"o"' hovinq clo•m~ OQ••n>t 11!~ Ro~trl EuQ•n• p,11! oa•d de<•OP111 .v• ''nvor•~ to hi• th•"'• SIM• ol C•lrlornl~. O '"""~ COunlY; ,.;in !ne <>~t•"•" vuu<"""· In lh• ofhc• On ~•P!•rnb., ?I, 1969, ~•lo'O m•1 • ot '"' c»r< ol lh• •~ovo •"•i!l•d <o~r< r• Not.ir,. Pu~t'' l~ •nd lor ••id St•tr. lo nre•~rt lh~''" wtl" t"~ n•tFS<M~ P•"onnllv """'"r~d C•tY c .. 1 Groh•rn vouch!.'!">. to lh• und,.>1q"'ld •1 !h• olflf~ •"d Robot! f.uv•nt Pro!1 ~nown lo m• •o Of "'' o!lornev•, HAHN 1nd !-<AHN, -111 bP tllr Prr>O"I wn,o,. n•m•• "" •ublC'•b-E. Color•c!o 61•0 . ST• llOO, P•••d•"•• I'd I~ !~• wo!hon in•l•um•nl •~d (olilorn;~ 9\101. w•1ich t~ '"'pl•<• nf ~tknowi.dg•d lhrv e~eeu1NI lh• 1amf, bv•in•« ~r !~• und•"·~nl'<l in all M~rt••• IO~F!CIAl SE All p~rt•l••n~ to Ill• "'"I" ot Mid <l•<"d""'' l•vrrncr E S li nkh"n w11n1n 10"' mor1!h~ ,1tl•r th~ 1ir11 p~bl1<•• ""'~'Y Pvblic·C41ifnrn•• lion or '"ii nollce. Or1n9r Counlv Oiled Uc•oher J, '°"~ M• Comrnlnion E~n"'' l'l•lm~ ~u!h (lb• AuQU" Jl, 1911 P~l)ti;"~d Or•n~e Co"'' Oti1Y P1f"', f'"''morr JO •nd 0(100.t I, 1', ?!. )O~q 18\l-~i J.EG:\L NOTICE F>'tutfl< "' t~• W•ll o• IMO ~~V• M ""r~ r•• •atn! HAHH Ar.ID MAI<'°' ~110,nev< •! L•w -----------------1-101 E colorodo !ll•d. Sto 100 f'·l•ll• CE ll ll ,l(~lE OF l!USIN~SS Fl(TlllOU~ NAME Th• ""n""'"n•d dot> <ertll• h• ;, co·1· U~<llf\~ • b""~'" •I IOM Pi•<id•"I P!•r•. Co>!" N.-A. C"l<lt•n10, ~n~t· 111• rlcHtlou• !>rm """"" 01 I R W I rl MAINT EUAN(( CON"PArlV 01'0 !ho!~~·~ P•••POOI, (•OUO'"'' f llO! Tri; Olli lf6•1ll ~l!Orn••~ !•r EYe<vlfi• PuM "'~ n'""n• Cn••t l'J ••lv Pilot, Oc •ot.0r II ,1 II •nd Novcmi:..r " 1?~9 191• 60 LEGAL NOT ICE lllOTI CE OF DEFAULT AN D ElECTION f"m ,, <n"1PO>ttl or·~· IQllQWlno p• .. on TO ~ELL U"1DE R OIEe O OF TRU Sf "'"M• o•me In IUll ona F••<• ol rr>IU•n•• NOTICE I~ HEltE!lV (;•VEN• •I~· !MIOW'- Thal HOME FEDE DAL ~AYINGS P.ND Woll•• L trW•o, ?06j p,.,,d,nt PIO(O LOAN A~SOCIA T ION OF SAN OlfGD, Cn,1a M••• C~lltntni' CALll'Ol!NIA A C<1rOOt,'1•0n, " !r"''"' D•l!'d 5<Plrmbe' i•. Jq69, unart • d""O o• ••u•• '""''''UJ~d "' pl•'" W·'"" L 1rw.n of HOME OfFO l ESC llOW CO OF SAiii \•01< ot Coh!o+"'" lo• A"""'" rui•"1• DIEGO, A C'!rpor.1""" •YOC Ul•O bY JA(k: Oh )~Dl"''I>•< l •· )90~, ~~·. h t"' o. COl!Nll l~. •n unr''"''''d m•n a.it•~ Not''' Publ·c In onu to' •ao so,,,, /vn• \lift )q\l ""~ rfCO'd<d Jvn• ;I o•rsono1,., ~PP••r><! W1l+or ''"'" lt~l. F;,. 'lo ?•11'1 P•o• 11, Boo• /,(,(I! n1 •nown 'n .,, .. '" I>• f~• ~··1<·" w~t.e Ollltl•I "··~·<l• '" '"' 0""' ol lh• n~''" " ,, !>,. ;l•~m•nl •0 lf M0 <10W'"d~~Q ht f•f(V t•O ol C11ilo•n" •"~ q,v•n In '""'' 0,,,.. th• "'" l"l•nt OI . n•nn;l"0'' ""''In< \•.l.00000, (Of~l(I Al SC ALI ~ole•••Ill• w1!h 1nt•,.·f )>"" ,, 'lead,)• '~"'ton ~• th•••'" P'O"I~·~ lo •ovo' o• "~'""' PL1hl < C ~· "'"'" HO'llE FErlf~AI ~AU•N r,~ ~ .. o L0,0.N f'""""~' 0111,, '" ASSDC IAT •O•I or 51.N O<EGO. l o• A ·~·I· (.,, • ., (ol1to'"'" c~'"""""" tom. f>~ """ ;;1, •0 -1 Th'' • ~'""'~ r.t !h• 0~1.qat1on• IN I' ""~"'~' l '\. wnoc~ \.\•~ 1+.•d nl t1'u<I w•< Qi'"o ,t (AYlOD Ar.ID 11,IE~D '''"''''' n~, qcu,,•<I '"Oh•• me lollow•nQ j A:I~'"°'' ~• L•w PAvme"" d1o• UP~" l••d no!• wore "0' JSO E lllh ,, • ~"'" \I I n&ld WI'"" dtl• and ,,,II '""'"'~ du•. QW· CO•!• ,,,.,;\, Can•. t)j)/ me And "n'""!! T-•IJSO T~• mo"'nlv 1,,tollm,.n! ~I o"nr.o,;I T'on•,.h•d O!Anq• ~~d inl"''" di>• 5r<>t•mh•~ St~, 1~9, S•"'t"'!'" JO •nd •"d ;ub'"~u•nl .n,lnllm•n!< d" • ••o• Co•-J DA\IV Pi•(' Ot1ob•r r, I• 11 l!'l I~ !h•teMlor. '""'~nv d~tl~•ltt~ tn• •n!i.----~--c---~~~cc----orLn(!P~I "·'' '"'" o• i•1 .. 1q ~l du• tin~ LEG 1\L l"OTICE ~.~~b:~Q~';i"111~:',.~~'.h.1";~~,:~11, '~;·;.',," 1-----------------P·H'1t •nd I••• '"''qr< •• sot lortn in <>Id P·:l•lll ([ll;Tl l'l(ATE OF 11 U51 NESS. ~!tl !T IOUS NAME T~• ""~~r.,gn•d do•• ~rr!i lv ~· Is ~O~· d\•' I"'' • ~u•1n•» •I 1)11! f l Pf•ro St, t"I 1 '1n ("1forn1A \lnrl•• t~• O.cfd10 • '"'"' "'"" '' fl IDPO IJIN"''-'Ol'lf'l o~P~ID •nO tnol ~~·a '''"' " <""'~" '" n' fh• •MIOl'lo"9 p""""· W"~'· """''' ,, lull •n~ "'"(• ~· '•"d•~ I' ~ '""~" • <'••,.-. l<~d' "''"" )\1)1 f l Pr.10 _, . Fl I '" 04'r• '~"' G• ~·O '" lflfr ;• ,.,. I Mt •• m• ~ ''"'•"' <> ~ .-,i·•d '"' ••·d S••t• • "'"' R+;>d"•~Url • '"" ' tr "' ' ,-, "" I'""~" ,.~o'• ··~,.,. " ,1 b'<' r.r~ Ir ·~· "'"'•" "' '"""~"I """ ot •"c' l•1h•tl • r ''"'~!I " .. 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Time han \l'ithcred many once glittering gags into crou- py \liheezcs \1•hile repetition has stalled the farclca! connip- tions that diverted us all in that pre-TV, simpler enter- tainment era. Participating in l h e ex- humation are quite a clutch of favorite performers. but the sad, inescapable central reali- ly is that talent as \Veil as text is collectively a bit the "'orse fo r \Vear. In no particular order of judgment. the central pl:iyers include Sam Levene, back \llil h accent and shrug in the role he crcalcd for the orif{ina l production. of a tin-horn gambler : Jack Gllford, the: mousy greeting card versifier y,•ho picks race track winners for fun ; Paul J?ord. his ter- rible·lcmpcred employer. But- terfly l\1cQueen pitches in "'ilh the chipmunk \IOicc that made her name in ''Gone \\'ith the \\'ind.·· And Dorothy Loudon, ex of the night clubs. appears as the dumb chorine v.·ho in- .serts sorne e a r t h y com- plication into the dizzy plot. Also present are Leon J an· ney, Rosemary P rinz and Al Nesor, video fa miliars all. George A bbot t, '~'ho coauthored the story \111th John Cecil !·John, again ha.~ directed, apparently 1n a preoccupied mood. Ra t h r. r frugal setl ings ha11e been ;isscmbled by Boyd Dumrosc, \\"hilc A. Christina Giannini has clad c11eryone \\'ilh the now quaint fashions o [ yesteryear. HOLLLYIVOOD (UPll .. There is no such time as 1~8." Doris Day said. It was the yea r her produc- er-husband tlliirty 1'11elcher died, leaving Doris with a con- tract lo begin a new television sho\11 a brief six \1•ccks .iftcr his death. On ly now arc the nun1bing effects disappearing. "Death is cold," Do ris said in her dressing room the other day. "After it happened I couldn't get \\·arm. My son. Terry, insisted I go to Palm Springs and lie in the sun. The swimming pool was heated to 90 degrees. And gradually the chill began to lea11c me. "The heat or ihe desert v.•as like a pair of arms encircling nie. It \Yas healthy, enabling me to go Lo work v.•ht>n J didn't \\'ant to sec anyone or do anything." Melcher was !o produce Ilic ~how and had been Doris' guldi ng hand for n1orc than a decade in motion pictu res. "The telc11isio11 series s;1ved my !ife.'' she said of the situ:<· lion comedy "The Doris Day Sho\Y" that drew m i x c d re11iew and so-so ratings in ils first year . '"\Vithout the shO\V I'd have been lost. \Vhen you lose one half of yourself. you face the slo\V death of sitting in a cor· ner someplace. But Terry in- sisted I fulfill the c-ontract. l"d lost 18 j:>ounds but I disciplined myself to go back 10 work .. , This year Doris is a dif- ferent girl. She has regained her sunny disposition and f'nthusiasm. The sho1v has undrrgonr changes al CBS. too. Thcrl' arc new producers an d n1o~t of the action has been sw1L- ched from a bu co I i c bac kground to San F rancisco \Vhe re Doris portrays a \Vork- ing girl. "I knew I shouldn't. slay 011 the farm," she explained. •· Jt isn't a modern thing for a young widow lo do. There are some stories. situations and possibilities for me.cling u1- leresling people in the cl\y. ··And San Francisco 1~ a 1·hic, marvelous place to 11·ear :smart clothes.'' Instead of blue jeans, Doris 1vi ll be seen in one of the n1osl expensive wardrobes o n television, much of which is her own -given her from the scores of motion pictures in which she starred. "Some of the best designer-.; contributed to my wardrobe .. , Doris said, ''including Hay Agayhan. Jrenc. Jean Lou is and Norel. But the changes in th e series are more than just clothes and new situations .. IL gives us a chance to provide 1nore sophisticated comedy .'' 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P11t in tl1t ea•U1 4S Gentr~I comm ol1,,1 (5 Early Greek phys ici 111 4 7 Abode 48 Chotct ~9 Missouri or Mat -tnZit 50 Score u1 bowlin9 • 51 De Ga ull e, to som t 52 M11$iCa l sign 5~ C rty i11 t!ev~da ~5 One of !li t ·cltad!y sins ~9 Not brllli~n l 10 11 lJ 13 Dl\ILY PILOr Sl•il Pl\Olf 4 :;:: a c = w .-+ o u eec ;uqcp;a:o:c $) ( ... ... f'VIQ4¥4jl*9'.: Tu~l~~1. Ottohtr 21 . 1'16"1 CA/LY PILO T Jt) ------- •Five-0" Goes ll11111a11 ilfacArth11r Points tu For111at l 'hanges llt)!'\O!,l'l,U \\"h1·n 11 computer in Ne111 Yo rk Clly got J ;irnt>s J\tacArthur 1hr ro le as Danny \\'ill iums i11 CCS· TV"s ··H:n\1111 FiVl'·O," 1L n1arkrd oni.: of th!! aclor"s l111p· p1csl d<1ys <Jf his 1·arrer. "l~ has g11c11 111v C':ll"Cl'r .1 Ill'\\' d1n.•tt1un ~inU ·Jne a ucw 11n~1gt'. ,111d lh<.t's ~u111cih111g 11\Jl l'ilSily t'\J(rl(' hy i!lt'M.: d:.i)s." ht• cicula111:;. \l<itAr!hur 11 ;.1~ rcfl"rring 1•1 the fat:l lhn! lit' hnd ht'!'n c.1~t 1n a succcs:uor1 uf \\'flit D1s1wv fllr.1s, fr11111 .. S.,..i~s F:1n 1ii'11 Hob111~on " to ··.\1:111 nn 111~· 1\l11unl:un " He fl'arcd, ,incl 11isely :<11. 1hat he ha ll beeu t v~d. 11 lllt"h rnrant a .... harp t'U!'t:ti!n1l'lll HI ca:-.tu1g flOll'IL· l ial~. \\"1th his '"lt ;1\1•a1i F1vc·U"' roll' he 11 as l!il"Cn a con1pl•·tc s11·itch u1 f h11racter11.at1011 ·;. 1!011·evl'r, 11•hen thl' shuw 11·;1 . ..; ~w1tchrd 1l1 \Vt'd11csdny lll J::hl-; :<nd lhl' nll1 11gs accek•rated it to one nl 111t· lop 10 .show~ 011 !rl r11 ~inn. 11 bet;nnc ;1pµ;irent that the llaw;111a n !'i1:1te Police Force ~'l're sunply hard con.: cops. THANKS COMPUTER James MacArthur up, 111• 11 11rh n gh1 1l1r1111c;h !11r :.:'Ii rp1.~nd(·"· \\11111 li1•1l h111d of ~l'lit•dul1'. I J.;t'l In f;dl d1i11 II nn :-iunda\s ;111d rt'f1 1~'I for 1hf' f,il1ow;n1~ wech. :11HI lhtit "s :11Jout ;ill." !!! (">;1•w Yo1k l·:i1rh ,·\r\\·et t1eld ;1 (.[1;.il , which. when turn- ed onr v.:1y or I.he. other. 111· tll t'<i\rtl .,.. h;.i t lie hkcd or d1~t 1h ed. 'J'l1is 1111 01"11\Cl\1011 WHS fed in· !u a l"!1111putrr, ll'h1ch sho11 rrl 1ll:1l 1hi· aud1enc:c defln1tcly J1~;1ppro1 l't! 1if tlic al'lor 1~ho pl nycd Lord 's young <1 ss1s1an\. Thu:-.. L (' () 11 ;1 rd Frccnuu1, , re;itor ;111d c.~c1·ut1vc 11rt1- duccr 11r the !il'1·1c ... r<'p l;iccr! thl' 111111\g aelor w i l h l\l.1tArthur. BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR! W INNEA6 ACADEMY AWARDS! HUNTINGTON'S BEST -F"l.:i.~!1in.~ \ iclnry s n1ilcs ,d{\11~ 1r11 h hard1rnl'c for the 1nantelpiecc ;ire l hcsc l!un1in_gto11 I.;c<i ch Playhou :-.c <1 1\';1rll \Vi nnC'r: •• :-.r;ited ifrom leflt :1rc J\Ii kc Sk11111t•r, bc:-.t ;1elnr : :'l\.1 ril~11 :\J b(•t'l~c n . be~I <1c1res~. David J\lai\"illC'. ht'.S L d1rrctu1': :\1 1•1allC'llr l)111 g!c.1•, hl'i-l :-upp0rting at!rt'""· ;ind 'l'c:rrcncc Doyle. lie-.\ :-.u pport1n ·~ ;1 ctor. S1:11Hli 11 .~ cire l i,H1~l v l\l'C'llC. pi·t''idcn\' ... <11vard 11in ncr : 13!1! \\illt<.1n1s <i11d Dill i\!orl'l:.t1d lt'Li11u c.1J ;111:i rcl 111nncr:-i: J oi Lovell, lH.')>l ~ct, and J ohn ~!OJ"ii ll. bc •,t c;,u11,o. · On l.1· ou a cu1Jplc or nc- i:a~ions did the ~erir>l ;illu1>' •tnyone fron1 thl' show to lln1c ;111 "111 vol\'cn1cnt ," 'lr i,ho1v :111~ c111ollon outside o r (ic.:lennin:ition to c:ip!urc Ilic C! lllllll;1I. 111 this. it ~ srcond -.1·:1.-.1111, /Ind 11 ~ Sund.1ys th:,[ ht· ~uddcnly llt•l"flllll'S a part or !lit' secnery. ··1 felt pretty cnn· ~pic11ous here \\•hen lil t' sen('S brgan '!'hr n1l'n1bcr~ ot our c·nsl :ire abnul the nnl.\' nnrs- 11ho11e;ir ~l11ls illltl ncekt 11•:. 111 tlu· 1:-.lnnd~ ·· \\'ht'I! he doc~ !1avl' the fr1•(' fiHH'. ;ind 1f hr·s nol up tul~ ~1\"l1n1n111~ or di1·1ng, he enjoys rt'l<1x1n g ilrnund hi~ ap<irtmcn~ tll'ar J)ian1ond I lead and r1·;1cl1n~ while he listens to his ~lrrcu. I Pltryl1 OH.Ii(" nnr of the ni<1Jor 1•len1e111 ... 111- dur(•tl in the ca~t \1 ;1" tli•· "l1urnan"' i1n;1§e. That 1,, 111- ~h·ad of the h;inl con' grn11p Pl eop!O", 1hc~'l1 gr;1cl11al ly 'Ba1·ef oot' I-Ieacl s A 'vards brtome '"<11·t•ragc l"illLen..,·· c1.s 11 rll "'[1 11·;i..; l'I ldf'nt 1h;1I !Hll nlt1·1l 111· w1 ·re untouc·ht·d l1 v l111111;i11 t·ns1s ot" th\• 111•rds nf ,l u(' l"1111c11 ' l lur IJ;1..,ll' ('llll- ,,b11ul tile con1puler in New \'urk . .Ji111 sn1i!cs :ind rela1es1 111:11 ;111othrr actor pl:iyed the p;11 \ 111 1hf' nrigina l. rnovic- lt•J1g!\1 p1ln1 . ll(.foro this 11·ent un !hr :11r 1 ;1~1 fall, it 11·as :,11111111 1,1 ;1n ;11 al1cncc or 1.2001 Hy ro:\I TITLS 01 lhe O•il~ P<lot !t~f! "Ra1·croot 111 thr r :1rk," whi ch shal!t'rr.·cl lv1x ofl1re records ;11. l!1c ll unt 11~gt1111 Beach Playhouse J;i:;t season, returned io rea p <1dd1t1on,iJ honors Suturday night. 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Born of c.:rcnts in \Vn rld \Vr•r JI and J11 progrl'-.~ frurn 1l1t' Korean \V:i r lo the prc.~cnt fighting in Vict11a1n, thr thrcr- acl play -\11hich Tt'CCJl'eU it<: world prem iere las! July nt Na\ajo )lovic !IOLl~Y\\'OOD I L'PI) Shcr\~"OOt"I r n 1 (' \I 1ll I.the h· ~ film crc1v to \\ 1n(lo111 H0<·k and Canyon de l"hrlly. A1 11 . for locauon !>hooting tJ1 '"A N<il1nn \\'lth1n .'' a rl(}('"urnrnt 1r.v on the fir st 11nil'rrs11y 1un l(1r and liy Navri10~. Enda Tonight "JOURNEY TO THE FAR SIDE OF THE SUN" Al~c "EYE OF THE CAT" Starts Wednesda y .A.110 C~F -roncrrns .1 ~uun;; so!rlier~ fi.carrh f11r klcnt ity ;ind mr,u1ing 11 hllr C':1ught in 111,.. honor ri f 11 :i1f;Jn'. C11rtain 11111•' 1s ll ::o Jl rn, S1111d.:iy in tile Li!l!I' Thc:llcr 11·1tl1 a second perfn1·111;1 net• ll;c foll oll'111g n1t;lil. 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T STAN LEY kU8RIC.lt PllODUC.TION 2001 a..-.od}'IM'Y . ~ . . . . . (!) ... ·-· ........ 11 _, -TT•P Al10 "Under (ever Rogue" MAIONIL SOUTH COAST F ~·-· f.IN!RAL ox PLAZA THEATRE CCIRl'Dl!il!OH S~n Diuo Frttw•Y 1t Bliltol • 546-2711 OPEN 6 ,45-SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. -winner 3Acag~!PY Awards BEST ACTRESS· Ka1harine Hepburn WINNER-"BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR!" .lOSErH ( ll\'1N( ,_ ~ A.VCO(MUJS"I fllM PETER ~ KATHARINE O'TOOLE .;r~ HEPBURN , IAAUL'( POU lHE LION IN WINTER . ., ... ,.::-:""'' ••Alto UllAl>Y- ALSO .•. ZERO MOSTEL ;n "THE PRODUCERS" . -..;.,iltli*~ ;JDURnEYTD THE FAR SIDE Dr THE sun l·: ·J llCil~llCIJ\OR • \Gl1·3 ·) PLU5 THJ<; COMEDY ~1~or ~t faf cateJ" @] .. ·~ - • ' fl (AC H l'lVr.>. Al ,,.LLJS • • ·~y en•~· ..... ~ .. SA .. "'"'"' ~WV. 11'17·1HH>ll • HUNTINC>TO N ll!i;ACH OMAR CHARIF & J ULIE CHRISTIE !WINNER OF 6 ACADEMY - AWARDS! .. KJIOC."l!)Pm; WO 111 ~FQrl ~ DAVID LEANS ALM ·~~ DOCTOR ZlliVi\GO AL SO THIS GREAT COMEOT I l'"'""'"''n•~ (()•.10~1 '·"'<>'"l";•OI ................. ___ ... _ ...... _. POSITIVELY END~ TONIGHT IEI RllllSU llClllll lllll• "'Jn• '' '~''' Litlr...., P1o~u<' '"' .... t · SlllRCISE" , •••••1~10•' • .._..., ~ ""'" ® HELD OVER 4th WEEK ON rll A ..,.., CTNF.R Al\1 \ !'<.'REEN l\1ETR.Ol"IH.Ort EXCLUSIVE ~~~~~: and ~~:cG• ENGAGEMENT h9lk!ll WO!<ft • lrrwtl.,. t fWTtl! r' · .... '.' ... : .. ~· . "·;The p}l\D\VOZYll\0 . . ofGHl\ILLOT KATHERINE HEPBURN 2 WITH Don't iust SIT there! Grab hold of the BIG action today! Dial Direct: 642-5678 Just say: "CHARGE IT!" I North County, 540-1220, toll free) IT'S EASY TO PINCH PENNIES-EVEN DOLLARS PENNY PINCHER WANT ADS NEW-LOW-RATE 3 LINES l TIMES $le00 ANY ITEM $ OR LESS e EACH ITEM MUST BE PRICED e e NO ITEM OVER $SG e NO COMMERCIAL FIRMS e e NO COPY CHANGES e NO ABBREVIATIONS e Let PILOT PENNY PINCHER Want Ads Work for YOU! 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'_' I I\ 1 I' '· 4 BedrD!l T> Added F2Mi!t r:.'. $2 3,9:i0 lhi•; hn1 11o• ·~ 1"<-.tdy l+•r .\I"• 11 l"I'' 1 .. " ' h1·drn""" '.! I, 1 1 111:.' 111 111•' 1-I I: ! < ' :111 Liiii;< d Jo1 1I ol. ' I ,, " "' fj2if.E & INCOME 1""'1""" fo~I:·:,~~"'"' \\oil 0 L s 0 N I /' 1~1 1 1, "'Ii I 1«-h•'I'" 11 1~. A~su1n~1ble ti'f I ;::.,, ,.' .1 , 11 !nt;J nL·111g 1v1th a tol:d pay- 1 ·•'11.• '"' j 1 •! "!i".d 1,.\ 11\!'rtl 1nr lud1ni:-J;u1d Jlllr- 1• " ,/ •t ' 1 1 h.b ,. or "11ly Sl 2U Pl'I' n1u11th. C"6 r·o ~ ...J I. .~ \J 1 l.1!'111,' 11• JI• • 1\1 : J;1·1i;h1 IR•dro1.1111S, all t•IC'l" 1111· l•ullt _ 111 k11l·he11, b1::, l•'ll•·•·d ~<1rd , 2 ··•1r gar,1g1'. l'ua11·1111·11t ro s«houls a nd 111<'. Hoaltors COL LEGE PARK $27 ;1 50 I J,.11,u " I, ( "t :-,. Jl .. 11111•111n.;. hu:nc, J\rn1 1akf' uver high • F'll A !olarter _ J..Q1v u11errst loan. 3 Bcd- $24,500 \I i•1 npp .\' I l ,l!I ; lu1•1 1•11 I h• .. 111 ,\Ir-. l \, f,•:11lll'"~ I 11··;~. J 111.l .~ull1•n1•r, 1-"·l·""' ,1, h •t !'UJ ,\ lo i1••11!. t <i;:t~ '"1U tr I' I Ncv1por t " Victoria 646-581 1 Anytime •) I I h oil,.,,] " l• o.11 '. .1 .• ;' ... , " '11- ,,. o ... 1:-. ' •I'. "r··n1· ,\ \\'1~1· P,11y" Colesworthy & Co. 6 L'-7i77 LOW DOWN PAYMENT rou111 '.! hath dl'luxe buill- ir1s. r·a1111ly rooni. /lard \\"al. nur paneling, Newly decor- i1l<'d. Plush pile ca rpei ing. Beat innatinn to the punch. S.:·e tlus h1ghJy rlcsirable l'oll rg1• J)ark hon1c. Call G-l:J-OJO::, 645-0303 a 1 ! I arbor C!'ntcr 2299 ll;irbor Blvd .. C.i\t. $1 TOTAL DOWN NO CLOSING COSTS :11\ll you Vr ls i\10Vl:: JN NO\\"~ J spacious bed1uon1s llltd 11ni lx1ths. HUGE SUNK. 1-~N ~'A:IUL\: R00!\11vith ro- 1na11!1!' n1assivr brick F'IRE- Pl..ACI-:! Beautiful at'f:'a of 1011·cring shade h'('('s on cor. 11cr lot w i th room for boat or frailer. B<>st buy !his )rar at a LOW LO\V S2~.;,oo. WE SELL A HOME EVERY 31 MINUTES I HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Generel 1000 Coit• Mesa 1100 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, CREAM PUFF! Ocrasionally in resale ll<nncs one l"OrnC's aloni,: I hat's in fa bl1lous LlK~; Nl::\V (.'ONDITlON & 11e ha ve ii . IT'S JU~r BEE.'/ LI STl::'.D & it's an J J\I i\'I A C U LA T ~: IU.:')!l' 3 bdrnt ho111e lll a prun<' arc•a. CloS<' co park & playg1'0und . BcaurifuUy n1ani!'u1•'<i la11·n, \\'1th sprinklel"!l, l'nhance l h!' exterior .t lnsicl<' you·u hnd lovely ~·aiix·ts 1hrou~hout & <!1sh1vashr r. SOUND NJCE? IT IS &. IT'S 0 N LY $23.950, YA BE11ER UUHRY!! /f!ia... COATS ~ WAL&LAC! REALTORS --546-4141- (0pen Ennings) FORMER MODEL 4 BR, 2 BA, lgc la niily r 111. Drps ,!',; crptg, «Xµ<'ns1 v1• land ~raping ,!',; p.itio COOL OCl::A1~ BREEZE.S, 1900 sq IL lJ1.900. * 5-!6·:'9'.l~ -~---LIKE l'..:XTHAS '.' T!us ts 11! " bedroon1s 2 b:tlhs , 01}{' hlo«k to School, Park Pool. &- i:;Jarl you coniL"! 01\·ncrs ~15-70:11 BY 011·11!'r: ~ llR. 2 bath, dctaC'hc<l sturliu shop. patio. lg fenc<•rl ~·II, d!'ad<'JH[ St. Clo!le lv ~l'11ools, \\'!'slclilf Plaza arf'H. S:!J!.;J(l(l._&l'.?·57~1 Mesa Verde lllD FANTA:--ric J: E p u BL I c HOJ\I E u1 absolul P Jlf'rff'cl & i:pnrkhng rnn<!i1inn. 4 !an;-!' bdi'nls. :i h;llhs. fornial din· ing roo111, SCJJ.:lratc f;unily l'OOITI & hug(' Ill a )i 1 I' l' hcdroon1. fllu1i1nun1 11rk<'•rp, .vn rrl hrautirully l<inrbeapt·d . Popul11 1· n101!cl ,1·ith 3 !'a r gar:.igr . Rrsl for th!' nlnll<',V at $47.9:io. Call 5-C>-8-121 Pool · GI Resal• South Coast R"al Es1atc J\ttracrive corner 4 bdnn 11•i1h I·-----------:;l:i~~ ~I .. r!~~·~,\~:~i ~E;.:~~~:.C.j ~~~.3B~:.l ~~; n 11. d in rm , shag crp ls. £..xcC'l 5~~ ',;. loan at $191 incl. ta.,. & ins. OwnC"r n1ost anx-rlqis, spklrs. $-12.000 5~1>-J:19:! ious for offer . already 1rans. 4 BR. 2 IJA l\lesa l l1,::hla11rl s. lc1Tt'd out of stalt', PI' inc 1 pa I s only. B'i O\\'NER. $26,900. ~~19--3fi.1f; •• ' Tueuhf, Octobe r 21, l !J61J ----O!ll V Plln r ?J '11 I '(OU C.srt Sull It , Find It , T•od• it With o Wont Ad . ' HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Huntington Ceach 1400Huntington Beach 1400 FAST MOVE IN Ne\v homes, ready to move in. 2 to 5 bed- r uoms, 2 to 3 baths, 11i mile from beach. F'1rst payn1ent up Lo 60 d'1ys after n1ove in. VA/FHA Terms. From $23,990 The Beach (on Brookhurst 1 mile South of Adam~) 962 -1353 University Park 1237 Hunt ington Beach 1400 .;;;H;;';;';;o;;n;;;;;Fo;;';;;;C;;h;;;;;I d;;';;e ;;n;; $1 00 T 0 TA L Yn11 f: I liU)•'I~, h•'l'1' is :111 NF.1\B. (;REENB~'.LT, TflT I.O r. POOL :\NI) ~1 1()1'-"llf''Ol'l11111Ty, ! ~r your l•l'lll'· lrl" •Hl 1111~ Sh.11·p J l l\'1 l1·1~J!ll !'J,\T:. •I H r.~'~ lia, L,ir;-'.•' (',1,1((11 111,( l:au\·h•l '.! 1.\1\ll''• Joi, air 1·ondi111Hw1! lJwll!'I' iutlS 11., 1 ll .~. "ll:ll\ll1<i0<I" i.111.'\l•!lli; for S!ol«. Sl\,11(~\ Tl·1n1'< L's1•rl lwi<·k f1p •pl ;"'''-• d h•11 ~vj1111 n l1 · "l:\ ;..: :."2 ~·;unily re I l\111•111'', r;•ll'g('Ul l~ illO<h 'l'll 1 .. :. I"" ·'• 111' I"" 11 .. 11.-1,., .. n~;,.\LTY L;111v, Park Cf'n1t·r, lrv111c C;i l! 1\11~ti111r i".;:;;.u.~~11 Back Bay 124D S29.99:i. 0\\-Nl::n .. Cu-.1nn1. J 1\1{, 21,~ B1\. El('c, k1!rhr 11 . Nc1v l':trpl'I~. tl!n. ri n, fan1 . rm. frptc. !'Ire 1::11·;"1~" rtr. Open /1011sr 't1l M•lrl ~!15 J\n- ni\·"r:<.1t)' Ln. NR ;;1.~·9 10~1 l'1·d li"ll'•' I~ \',L\';1111 ,l/J~ls. \\'..:'JJ ~···· d ;.·1>Ur •1ual1r11•d on a ~~1 .. 1~1 ~.ii<'~ p t'il'(', (' • .II' WE SELL A HOME EVERY 31 MINUTE S Walker & Lee 7f,~'.? F:rlin):!!'!' ~l:!-M:;., Open 111 9 P\r SPACIOUS HOUSES FOR SALE Huntington Beach 1430 '.\E\V },\•'t:lll•le l .• U:\lll !i<•lll!', 1/:1 J:f, >. :: J' I ·: I ~:u·. ,\·,~llllll' 1:1 "" r I 1 \If'<')( ' HI\ \ 17 '"'' Hunt ington Ha rbour VACA MT 1 t.'1 5 lt1!11l!. 3 r 1r ~ '"'"'' fl '' J ·~, •. (/· .. _\ .s '' ~·11 - .. ,1 1•·1 "" \\ l I•,,, I· ·"" ' I J ·~" I 11!l·•1> Harbour Riiy, 846-1 311 ---------- NEW 4 BR ~l Cf/1 C: ..... • •,I "I 11 , ,_ ·I !'1 ' ,. \. ,,1,1 ''· '·, .\ 111 iii, ii Ii' , o Hiol ., , I t' I 'l ~ '"' 1, ·"'''' .. 1 I :1 L. ·" "' I' "I i Fo11 1111.11n \' dlo ·1, ••ii \\ u·, 1<11 ! 111 I,, 1! !1 I! I • 11 ll .'° i I. 111; ,! 111! ' I '.It,~ .. 'I~·'· 11 "tll !> Out Of State ·' ~·--• I 1dl 1'1 , .\C. [),,. h1",1" t;l,1!1. Tn1 , 11. lak•·. :-.l:,: liu11•,n · I \t'"1H\<'1!1, 1; 11-!I Laguna Beach FOH ~\I l: 1608 I •HI• '' '1 ii,\. I 17C5 " I .Jt 11 I •·+I I\ II pan• 101!, i1 !1, .II t • n11~· 1u1Ul·r v .,\. or r .11.i\. 1·1 .. r.:11..;. Thn·(· 1.it•cll'oun1~. 111 ,, h;i l h~. t;11111!y 1w111, din. 111..: ;1 ~·"·' :incl built-in kil!'h- f'll . ~par1ou~ rear t1v111i.: 1"V01U 11·11h f1 rt'p[:1rr. Carpl'lt~l and ~lnq1NI. L.u-gr c"Qv1•rrrl 1><1- 110. i<'ru·t~I .1 11r(i ;inti 11cll J.1ndso<>1(Jot.'d (1 .. 11l and r!'<1r. l'lt lf'EI 1 TO SELL J\T Walker & Lee 2<90 Harbor Blvd. a1 Adam~ 5-10.-9491 Open t i'.l 9 P i\! 2 bdf!ll un11 at Rental con1pl. fu rn., $173, l n11nl"d. Condo poss. Newport Beach 1200 Corona del Mar -'---"-'"-==-~ 12SD rhf'<•l1 ill!'.,,. f<•a turr.. llllJ-:C' [,111111,1· ro.1111 1~1\h 11••1 lm1.<, l1•1·ni.1I ~l u11•1~ 1'••111, g ;"11~!1 1n k1tehl'!1, hur:" n1:istt'l' bdrn1 ~\lilt', : h;,lh~. ,( p:diO._ ,\t !;11'!'" ;.·u1i t ;di llll'l>·k fr·no·.-,J. :l1.111v, 111.111.v 1·u~tu1 11 f<'nlill" ··~. 11 ,,,u an' Jo11l1111i-: r .. r ~•"ll!'lllHl~ l'Xl1';1 Jlil't', .\<l~ tl ii~ '1111' S ii,.!' I f I 1· "• I• 1\ I"• !•: •l"I'" I tll Inf' d I I , I '11.• ! <111 I "11 I I 1• " I \ ,. ·' •, ~ 1 , 11 '. 11:.U t'.il I" 1111 I 1 •:I rn11 and 11 11·1·.v J1 • ' I .1' 11 .11111 ro•a r ·""'I· J 'I I • \ \ Ii l"l!I);. ! Ill•.~ \H! •I•• Brand !'.cw 4 Bnurrnm Exe cutive Ho:;;e $40,593 tlii.-.: i.; , !1 • , ·I l1o ,iUl•IHI 1'\l'I' •,• 'l •'' I 111 .. 1111\·. 1·1 l. I .• I 1 ·'-'l'illll•·lo I 1!•••••r 11• I UI 1••11"-I• 1 I••\\ 11 •,, 1''~•111 \ I 1f•·111 ••• ' ' 1, t' ' " I I .. " " "" l 1.' \'I" \1• 11 111'1'1'1:1>•. 11 1111 , h, Ir, 1. t• I 1 II', r•n1.il•· -.11111• J1I f•q· ,, I I'< ~· 11\ 1111 /''' I l•M•l,111. I· I' • 11 c. la•nlll l<1I. 3 Cer.rn ···1 .i. cu 111 drrn ·• 11 11 s \'Hllr'lt' 111•1 " ' . " ~~~~~::~~----·I (.J'.\LY :S'.?3.91)'1. Th(: ;i ppraisaJ i11 •ti lull pru'!'. \Vf'rr rc <1dy !<1 J.:l> ~ Ac.·r NQ\V. 1f,."·. 11,d. ·• t I Iii n1 1:.111 .r:1"•f 11·. I . . '" hi" ' I .: L'.11 : . ! Lohn (7 11 \ :•1,1 jf I I _\I I ! I''" ,I -" I 11, •I \, II 11 '·" I 11d I I "~ r:1r:c nab ( ·l1-8~35 l·.11·111!1~:~ c,,11 Ll lG--1~179 MESA VE-RDE- ASSUMPTION ,,r 1111-. ,.,eC"Jl1·11t Fiii\ To.1n :,1,•: .. ~1 :SJ:.!l pc'l' ninnlh TO- TAL. 1 BIG. B!(; B~;0- 1:(1(1\t;-; ,\ !. qu,·rn ~11.e h•<!li:--H;unbl1nJ: ln·1n)! roon1 1\11h 111;1-.-.11 .. f1r1·pl ;l(·P' Cnr--=-=-=.:.:.:.:.:.=:.::::::===I :,:l'•111 ... l'••l'J~·•" & .·11~10111 drap. ··~ 1hr1111ghou1' Cli<'•'ry kll«h- 1•11 ~.nd ht!'akfas1 1-.:1<Jlll ]l'ads 1,, l'»•l!lr:1Jly Jandscapi.•d r!'ar ~;1 rd ;1rMI ~prawJ 1ng COVEH- J<fJ J '.\TIO~ .111.~1 gnrgrous~ ~11h111i1 ~ 1011· as $-1,()f'M) du1vn 1 Ccr;::m cl :I Mar ."1"r~ ~ \ \\'. i L ''· "'"'" j I I. '.\1 l.1! I )'o , I• 11 , " 4,l l' lry FllA nr V t\ 1~·n11~. WE SE LL A HOME 1 EVERY JI MINUTES 1 [~.::r7.1,-:i~ ~0~1 ~11~,~~,,~1 ~~'~ I ' ·~ r, I & { • • ' 1., l..:111 :€t O. ,i-.. 11$;.-, Opc•n 1i\1 9 !'.\! SHORECLIFFS t•·l•'-11t1 ..,1 !•·II· I H••lll , ,·1ln111 1 " ' n l I J r ... ~.po1 t Cc•1t~r Dr. r.:ewf')t'r t Be.::c11, Ca t.f. 1', I" CJ J.C700 641-143 :'.I \~".q•n1. 11.1~111· h•>lll1 '" " I " ! I )', !' I~ ' I 1 l.11111-.1 .,,.,1 tro1 1 !· \ d1 ' . ' ' ' " •l•11• II ···d I !h• II• \'.•1 p ol '" Prc s:i ~e livir: In Mesa •I ~ :..::o ci~i<FA™Nw = I I I " I ' I I I " II J!l1 •: IJt~!l·(•ol11S, :! l1,1lhs /;J1!111y l1l1Hll ;111d 111111..: r1Jull1 1111 h l•J•'ll lit· 1111t •11101;~ ,·!l I 11" · ! 111 t•·i; !11 "i11.11·C'. l ... u •· p;111,. ,, ~ ..i1JI. l:·.Olll 1 ... 1r11l .. 11. <;1;111):$ l."' d 1 \r!u~11, I~ w1 lh '" 11111 ill 11,.· i. ..... 1 l',I \ ,·q 11' I h" 1•1\111 · 11" 1.1,,1· , l\;1': 1•:iri1 i• 11 ' 'I k''• II l'V ' Ill '' ;\' i ';o l'\•< Iii"' l'l I I 1'.nl!1 fl'!ilil 11 I 1 ~ 11: , :: I" 1 1 I I 11 II 11 II I I i.1 ' 1! ' ,., ··--·-;-1 .,. REAL T ORS 673-4400 ------" I," It ·11 1 $18 ,000 Full Price! ,, ,, ,, 'I II 1. ' :I'll' and 'p:1 r1 2 1 ... ·111·00111 on l.11 ··,. I( 2 (_'(Jl \Nl•:I C ~:a,y \\:ilk In ~IF•P[lllli;:'., ! ln11Tll a nd .~• h1•1l. Y .. u h,,i~···11·1 ~·t'n \.lill" l1k1· !hi .. '11\('f• l!J60. :;;,, !JL'Ht:Y !ur 1!11s ni•w !1~1- ' 'I I , ll , • 1' 1· n I ' L1n•l-.1· '1"·11. for Rent I W.esa Vc'.•i ; 1 ,,,,,.~a~~~lrn~.:,s: t IU1 lh~llt'd "r S",!'j, •~I I• ! 111••. tu 1 nii::l 1•··t. 'l'l.1~ I Jo wat1·d Ill lh•· 11{','IUI ful u1111 ""1til>l1'\ n1;ht ,.,.,t ti\ th" \j,· ..... \' I• " ( ('l11h. " '"' " ;u1d JM "I. I 1' I I I .I f'''' •' ',H d t I 11 " 1•" i,,.. lilt.: , r t "'' > ' • • 1 I~. '" .'{... I I'• WE SELL A HOME EVERY JI MINUTES ,. "·-' co W I k & L ---"~." 1 .. , :",I a21J.j, ~'~'"''" o •. ee 1.. ! t>~ii!! • \' ,., 1111 1,ff I \I 111 l1t·11. I on1pl1 I 1· I 11 ,.,, I I I . .\1 l('Sl11· I 'I !i I 'iAr?r;:LL ?~55 He r be r l ~'JE'.>T f>R ICE! '" I\ ~ Investment Income 7 1·...:rr-:. l a~r 101 i::'.!-.;::!L""· rnrnn 111 11u11d 'n10r" s~.CVO t)1\11.~1· "111 i·H rr:.· 1.~1 TD Wells-McC ardle, Rltrs. 1R1n ,,C',1 fl<Jl'I 1111·!1 , c .,\I. 5 Bedroom Fi xe r U p.~er Eastside Costa Mesa I 1111 1111 I De l ancy Reil l ) ~:-.~·~ ! " { '• ' ';l'i-7~1 li·\l-1.~i/l l {'V!'S. E 5.t.1 te no 1)<11111 I•>\', 1~, J>lll "l" l'ilMll\' • l'l'il ~f' H11H II l h1111~t' ,111d \oHfll I• 1'•' "'I on 1 .. p, JI ..; r•r" • I 1,, 1,·'I llf'o 1111'.t' II -. I 11 ,•'ol ;ol .I ti~> "llll<'r ldll· I • .!, 1 ·'' ( 111 1 l7~.37;0 ----l h:! r·11ve!.I by l\/,111 \Vc:l5. " I. ·~ .I II ' '' ·•·. !"'" "' ' "' ' " ti t 1, ... , ••• VIEW HOME .. l11ln11~. l1kl'·ncw r·pts, Jrps, lilt.in~. ln~C' rovrr"d p.1tio. On a 60x138' VIE\V lot. Clo~ In .. 1o·n1r111ary ~t·h'101. Fl IA a pf'lt'fllSC'1I II! $27.10() -\'l'IS U•I d11, Fuller Rlty 546-0814 RARE HOME 111. n l'•'JI lH·•li:•· ;q;.1111~t Ill· 4 fl:1!1on. &f' it. I Oedrm! +Guest Rm Mesa Verde. r.rini: nlonry _ huy hcaul. J Rr. ,J. 11,1 t~asthl11H hnnn• (".,nit. ho !!Pr than nr11. Fin wa gs ORAN Gi: COUNTY 'S LA RGlST 2629 H AR BOO ELY D. 546·E6' D Open Eveninqs. till 8:30 11\ •• 11 s l'• . .-100 !7.4,950 CORBIN-MARTIN '" 1 I<' -J:/:,\J.TOr.s C7:i 16G2 ,\, 1.\ .'l0.1G 1·" C"'"~1 lh1 y .. C'tl:\l 1.;, • "' •' 'I I • TAR BE LL 2911 ' ', :: I SENSATIONAL! H.J rborj 1" thfl worrt fnr lh1~ 3 Br. l.ll' II h 1Jnll1f' $,\(l •>f)O • ·'' : I I ' '' 1 I · • 1' George Willia mson I 1'"•1• -HE1\LT01l ! •Lil, 1ti!•i""•n 67J .J$1 1':\"i'"'.'11: I '11 ,,, ' . I'' I l'tr • !1'1'11.•"' ' I l1n ' ti 11111' CAPE COD CUSTOM E:-:qu1s1lc hon1e in prestige ;1rl'11 of N ewport Jleights. J•ru1u1·111g ·1 large bdrms, ~..:paralc dining roon1 & love- ly rC'ar yanl. Conic Sl'e this beauly. fQ¥-1;1.!!til REAL~ COMPANY * 642-1771 Anytime * DUPLEX Located JUSI a short ~2 hlock froin ocean, this i1n1na<'. in. \'C'l>ln1e111 p1'0P. has 'l. bdrn1~. du11 n, ;1 bdrtns. up. Gas buLll·1ns in kitchens. d;1!'k· roont 111 owners unit. 011·0.:rs may a ccl'pl your trade. ljJ,500 1s 1t rcaJ George pr\c(', Conl<' SC'e. llDOiff Eastside C.M. REALTY 8 <':'.l.llttful :: bd rn1 :.! bath 20'l5 \V. Balboa, f\'B ti<:i-W'O hon1" 1·on1p\e1ely redi'.'C'orat-?-l.t3 ~:. Coasl. Crf:ll 1;7;1..{i(ILo "d. El<'<'l n~ buil1-111s . .La rg!' _______ _ h1·1ng zuon1 \\'Ith firrplace also rrerration room beauu. fully panelled. Garage doors built for cainp<"r. ExU'a 20x 20' bldg. Lochenmyer Realtor 18!10 Nc\1"porl 13Jvrl., CM CALL 646-3928 C.\LL EVf:S. 6·12-0lS:i Priced Reduced '.\EAR i\£\V-heautiful Foun- 1.1111 Vall"y home. (},•,:ner ~ ·~s. ".\ly loss i:< your ~<1u1.'' :l hdrms 2 baths. new upi:n1tl1'tl caqwls & draf}- '1 irs !hrou<:;huul. Cot11f'r J.,1 -bna t ar<'a , f>l'i('!'ll al ~;:1 .:iOO. hul IL·t's try $~MJ.:J()(l. I ll\V ;11"' 11 1u 1;1!'!.'." loan. :-.J::\\1 -i\1::\V -NE\\1• 54&·5880 (ne~r c1nem~ thutn!) LLEGE REALTY 1500 Adami al Harbor.CM Coty Cott age For 2 Darling. 11nmacula1r homr on large R-3 lo! 4 J\lost con- venient lnca!1on -c·lo~r lo 1ilh :;:1. Shop ('n1r. 1-'l'nr"d yartl, l't'ar alley a('('i'ss lor boat 01• lrll tler. Sl ~.:..00. ~!'~!'.~,,~,e:,fl~" ~ 642-5200 ~-- A STEAL FOR 4 l111ag1nr a '1 bi-droo111 'J. balh hon1e for only s2:i.5W. [...ari;:c r11joynbl" b:ick yard 111th fan1ily ~i7(' p;i11•1. 1\5SUl1\C ex1su11g r1nanru1g 81 Io 1\' :\~,·; lnh•rrs1 r;11t•. 011ner ·WJJI aJsu ~rll FllA or \'1\. 546-2313 BY OWNER •l!on11• +-Jncon1r ~ l .. 11111• NEWPORT HEIGHTS THAT ONE IN A i\llLLION FIND. Older but eharn1ini:: l101n~ In choice ar>·a. Ovi•r 200o lrf'I. l..argc l1v. rni. \\lih J.,P plus dr n \\'l lli FP. forn1al clin1ni,: 1·111, hit _ 111 kili·hen 11·111; brkfst nool~ Prck of bay /ron1 i\1 a~h·r BR SUI!>'. lns1dr ut1ll ly flOl'l'h. $35.000. ~·111. ;\\';ti.I. AgL !l6'.?-'.! 121 or 6 lt-2'.'HO. OCl::AN vic11', clo~c 1 n Harbor 111 al'!'.i . :J BR 2 bath, all clt'{'\1'1r k1tchl'n. llUJ:f' patio 11ilh rl('r an ,·icw. F!'r silnpl<' -root lease hul\I. Pr1ttcl <il S~)·\.!100. For Ill· .c;pccllon call i\lark Lt-s, Costa i\lcs.:1 l11\·cs1n1ent Cu ~~l.~-i71 1 ;inyl 11111• SPACIO~u~s- J)r=-cn brs !hi~ hl!lll•' on csl llr size lo1 .. J Gdrlll~' r .• n1il.v ri11 . din. 111 , :.1 1 • h.11!1,;, 111.-... c1 PROPERTIES WEST 675-4130 675-1642 ~'OHI::CLUSU llI:: 1 RR , 3 BA To1vnhousr, pool, Ullin~. NC'rd~ \\'Ol'k·llS l~ ~2SA7'.l. Brnkrr f>·lG-0732 Bluf'f.~ pl'l!ll<' on Ba.v locat ion. 2 bclrs. s:m.500 CaU 6·H·2:/:i:J f'\'!'S/ll'k('nr!s. Newport Heights 1210 SPACIOUS .1 !3drrn & lanHly rn1, L~" J1v. rn1 .. ston" frpl_ \\ IV •·pis O\'{'f Jhv fir~. \\'r!l krf1t Gaa Jr11 ~r rruu:. $'.!.~.Of:<! ()l\';\'J;f: BHlll\El~ 646-2414 :1 11\~(;E hi·,~· •In.'.! Ba, fr11lc. hlln" < l'J•L'. 1lq1~. 'i~i()flfl rln- llllllf'·lll, C.1S•'Y I: I I) . G::; .... ~J ·1 2. Newport Shores 1220 NEWPORT BEACH cus1 ~ BR Jl 2 nA Co111pl rr e Jt l'..:DUl'E\) ~.\fK'\rJ e you ll!'('1( a gro ;it 1.1111 '1 y FHA or VA :"\'ra1, ··lt'a!l 3 fl(\_ll'O(lnl n fr'" ,;lr ps from \\'rstelirf ~hopJ1ing. -Rig yard 1v1th /nut !rres S2R,950. 646-7171 i11·p~. t' !'. Ucan1 c·c1I. rt 0 Crr~n111· 1il1'. :! ,,,.,. d1>t. r;ar. 1110: 111111 alt S7:1 nH1. Platl.~ ·1 n1on• unit~ l1rin1!'. s•·(· lh1s onr: Li,:r . l1v 1·111. pin~ J1:P. p:11·1 .v n n.: 1 Hi·. 3 Ha .. kil('li. hl !·1 n.~. \ '~ Blks. to hear-Ii. F!'!' .<;1111pl". 1•: :t ~ y i~l~-:101fi. T f' r !ll s s:11,:i00 .. ~16.:il'JO F.qt1 1ly Sl~1.:11JO, :IL1y 5 Bedrm. -3 Bath Pool -$26,950 l'Ol1~1<1rr lr:.,lc. e O\VNER 61&--7S4!le Dove,. Shores 1227 I rreplacable View of BAY & MOUNTAINS! LIVE IN "STORYBOOK" LAND Orll.v a r .. up!1• of l1iocks frnn1 C"runa B,•a1·h t h1~ ;·har1n•·r \\'ll li pt<g::<'d hnrd11onif fl()l)1 ...:, n1oi:!e111 k111 li1•11 .011d ~ hrd. n10111s. 2 ·~111ils and l;untJy l\.ltfJ ll -~r;,:11~1. 673-8550 BLOCK TO BEACH- Largc fn1111ly ·I heiln~untrlrn 11·11h 1111n1n1um , .. ,,.,, ):orrl a uc! IO\I' pl'lr(' ar ~ li.~IOO ;U\Ll you •11\!l !hr land' Hal Pinchin & Assoc. A LOV ELY HOME l .U\'J:J.\" :! Bl~. 1•, B1\ hu1n1• w/".:, •·:o r l!dl'. ,\ J'f•n la! 111 r!'a\'; on ~ lots. s.-.;;.ooo t:.1~11. ,\dJ;1e!'11t 1111 11\.illa blr. J.1\' O\\'N~.!t. 67:;-~0:-:1. ---Jl;J:.\V l1n1nf' 22S (;,.lol1•111'!1il ,\~k n1p S7~t.:•JO l'hn11" 1\7.\.;«,s f11r 11ppl \I!'\\. \'.,di !11 11.111 t';ll I" Ii i' , lo 11 I : -I 11 ~ , Ill"• 11111 •• " J:r '1111111. I ~ d It~. \ niql•·' , 1•11 11·1 1 1, , .. Cl)'! .. '.: Ji1)\ ,I: •. I ,\ :- ll '· \'' ,,,l,1;., ;1! 1 <" 1, '.\I I I' ;1 11\ :1 I', i'I \ .:(~,(, ! ·': --r·r1 ·1 "Tli.\·1 1:.:·· I. MUTUAL REALTY 842-1418 Anytime $1S,9SO TPn ll h :: Bd 1·•n '!.11.•lio. V \\l)O' lr n<·•·.l Ii .,.,., 1,,, 11 ,.,1.• '' ·'"I''' ''" ' I ;.,T <l<1u\ol.-"11(,0;:", t;·h·1·t1·1,- hu1ll·lll r:1111::1', ,.,, , 11. d1~11 . ',,'' 11 • /" •11 I , ll \ I•: 1 I I' ~· I • ·, 1 I \\,L!-.l\<'I\ !.IJ'[l<I~, dt".•I"~· 1,1,1 p ,,,ltlJ' I l•~lj ''I S2;11~1 rnul'•1-1n -11•1 utl1• r Pl \(' \1.1'\' : 11."I-• .... ~1--- ., HAl;DYMAN'; • ~!ijlJjjQUIGft'J 1 ·"f><'('..•!' \ I ""!IP ! -, ~ 962-4411 'i::: I Sll0-810l ·' i ... I' I.. " I ' 1 " I I LIKE NEw-[ · , .. ' " I':' ' I I ( 1·,'Jui•llt• .~ !"!1·111 '2 h.1'h '11"-•lf 1,, 1 \I 1 1 B··l1•·1·,-. llH', f111• fill<; .•h.-11 fl Fr 1n1 ,.,.,,11 F•111 •11.1111 11-.111• I \-illi"7-I· 1 -\ r or 1 .. 1, 1·p1 .. rllfl". -rnnf..· 1· i (,,I • 11 , ll I• Ii I'• \\ h I" ' 1, ,.. .I.; J.,11 1111, ~ I I,\ /•1,11+. I I I I , \ I I • I .I ,1,1 I I • ~ , t1ra1 , 11 !•.• .11111, t l11Jy '\.;'2:.1•1. .~111111 1 ,i,, 11, lo.d . \ ' I• 'I Harbour Riiy, 846-1311 \I! du··.;~!''· i:rr·I, ,. ' '' 1_1 11 I; -!1 -$19,950-ls The Price-------1 ~' ! I' '..' I I . I • 11' I -----------1 li•111w Tod .ii p.<~111('1o!~ on ;i d L .di ( ,,. ,J,o) 1 .',. 0 111<• 111 ' I ._I Linda Isle 1306 L l"-'11,.\ !'I" l••I I.ii' :;al•· IJ.v n11 nrr. $:\~.<H I plu...: lo ·a~1· rm ;.n1r ... r 51.~1 11 P<r ''""' :-Iii', ·'P•" ii)' fur 2 f;f) hn;d~ !'.I /-'L 11:1ir•rfr1111I . ,\[JJHUll'd plun~ inclL1(lrd. r.c r,1,1 •• r Lido Isle 135 1 OUTSTANOING LIDO BUY Ci.;"11111111~ :\ r.· ,\ • 1,1, 11·•111•« F.to.. 1111 rrrl. ,, 111~11' •1111", l 'l''i\111!'1·•1 th , . .,,. ~·. ' 111• LIDO REAL TY INC . .Tli7 \'111 I.id" LIDO LOVE LY r 1;1~. r:1111t1.1· 1 n• 1 1, 11 11 ,\ a k1I• l;1•n !t1 • 1111' 111 Ill l•'I o•ll 11 iLl1• ~Ir! i ·I 1>11,dil \ 1·11 n •l l''ll I ti Walker Rii y. 675 ·5 200 :r:r;,; \'1'1 L1•l11, ,,ll •l1w11 :-.1111 --BAY FRONT Thl•'l' 111 ,,!,\ b..:d l1•1IU hOlllf" l'ilh p1t r .~· .~IL!•. l't1J•1il fron1 ~I !~'.'iflll \\'11)10111 p11•r A:. ~11 r. Sl l.\llOO. Wa lker Rlty. 675-5200 l~.11i \'1a Lui". i\H_ f)r1"11 :-iun hi •1 1 !: f i'f."111 I.~ ~J.1 ! IJI I Ill'" Ill{ l11il1 ' .i ll. llH;'. .. I' 1. r.11;111~. I :,1r.1 L:in~,. Fi 11<, I hr1!·l1 ,1.11·•t lor 1111• f..1d!> pill~ "/'I 1,v I lo« I"'" I il'l''I I /''I I '' ,11·•·.1 :0'11l.1n1t )Ulll' ~11 .. dl 1)1 10\ ti fl.(.\ tllf'l'I WE SELL A HOME EVERY 31 l,..,INUTES Walker & Le e 11 •2 I (11l•·rr ~ 12 11 .. , ti1,,,,, 111 '.1 r·· r FORECLOSURE Iii, 1•• 1111•:. Ill. I IT!"' o\\' I l .1t' ' .,1, 1 • 1 d d·1Ld•, ,11 I , Laguna Niguel l 7V7 ' ----Laguna Ni')uc.I Trrr. :\r 11 -, I 'I I '""'"' 'I "' Iii I ('1•'lwt< I, 111'11 111 ·nl '" I 1•· 1 I '•''' 'l • 'iC I I ' I• " ' ' '· 11 1l " . Lagunu t'1 1g ue l Coro. I ' I I J111' l•1, "I l•I 'lil~Uo!"11·t i'!\\11 I ! I'· l 'oo:!Jim•n I 9112-4471 t ~:.'.' I ~46-S lOl 1:y \J\\\l•.I: /:di II, J !,,,, f.11:1 1·111, 111111, d, 11 "I' : • 1111 If ,p1-.,1 1 I I ) I 111 •1 ( •11 !'Il l-do• ,;,.· ,\, .i1· ' ' Ii I · lirlo1 111•11 \' ( '•11 nnh·1,.)v f• 111 ·1·.J ,1 I t11 1• '"'!"'IL i,, .. 111;11·' ~· ,. ;11 ~I 1\'l _,,., li•'J Cw11''. .~Ill fllil"I '.11,,~-i-,1; ! PR OBA TE SALE \ ~· ' " I, Ap<1rtm~nf!i For Su l~ ~'I' t I' (''I. ""' ''""" 1.'•,. I 11 I I. I' 11'111\' " I.· 11 I ·' l '/;)J FOUR STAR Reu t~y Parking for )·our boat ,f..: 1rai]. f'l' too! 11.ich 1voocl pan!'hnh halll'ISCJ1ne twc11kla.~t liar, f1rrplaf'r. Lovely f 1('Sta pool, 5-10-17'..:0 2 l\I: Un1qnC' "olrl \\Orl!I'' conlt'lll· /\T T I\ ,\ C 'l' I V I·: li•·n1"'l'•l1 •ol Ch 11" r ,1111 , .• 1 ry l}!l' Joan . f\o pu111r.~ $1.»,:ro T'lul S u l l iv H 11 . .-.1~7•jl V :(,1111, .! ,1.,ry, 1 hh·11i 1 111111 r \r,•111111• ho111!' l'o1··- rn~l rt111 n11. g:1111i n kil1·l1, 2~1 0 ·"'I Ir. '''t'••I '""nl, ti~.:.rJi.l j',) \1 I " 1 ... ' .... 1·•' 1t" I '" ' ' BAYCREST ESTATE II you 11·ant privacy & yet l'los(' lo :-chool.~ & shopping, 11!' have-a large & beautiful J::~rcu!iv" type home \1·i1h '1 bdrn1s 21 ~ baths, large liv- ini: roon1 ovc-rlooking: a hC'a!. 1•d ,(· f1ltrrrll pool. As~unlr 11. 5'~"~ loan. CaJI today lo ~('('_ DAVIDSON Realty 21.JJ I !11rhor Blvd., C.M. l::vc-s. 54:>-49·11 WESTCLIFF 3 bdrms 2 baths. lnnnacula1!'. 2 rrplcs, outslancling lighted yal'\'.I wirh custom 36' heated pool. Lo\/cly built-in kitchen, clish\\·a.shcr. 2 blocks lo shop.. ping C!'nter, Asking S-11,500. ~-J(fll Baker. C.:'-f . 546-5440 Buy Of The Week D<>l1ghHul honi,.. Oil larg,.. R·2 lo! with room for more units. Sll,300 -10'1;, and owner 11"ilt 1'arry at 71~'/r> \\'ilh no lo.a n cos! 646-7171 TARBELL 29SS Harbor 3 BR '.? b.-11h horn!', corner lot 130x!SO • a1lrl 3 more units. Drive hy 154:i Sanla Ana Ave. 1hrn call ilania £ralty 612-6.'}60 Costa M•sa 1100 MESA DEL MAR Lo\\'!'Sl pnct'd home 1n Mesa cl<'I r-.1ar. An appealing 3 bed- room 2 bath shingled roof beauty. Home rK'\\'IY painted on outside. Ca!'J>C'tS and drapes in exC"e::en1 condition. Call now for a sho\1-·ing. S46-231l lo · THE REAL \'"'-ESTATERS • I ' •, VACANT-MOYE IN l.()\V OOWN -SUB:\1IT Driv" by 919 croar. CM &· rnll ir inl!'f't'S!rd. EXCF.J_,. L~:NT F'INANCIN'C: -s1::i.ooo. 5~;. ~:,, FllA loan you c11u 11..~ i::11m!'. f'AY~I F.NTS LESS T!IAN RENT_ BILL S:-.111_,. f;Y, Rlt r. 616-9666, 612·22'21. R-2 sn1oll 3 Dr, rCnc('(I. Lo1v J-'!1'1 1aXf'~. ~.1s.:,f)1 I down 2rKlt' I~"· lot Slli,500. Charlr pu1',11·~. t'\('C\llJ I•' h1 \lll) hnn1r. :'.llOO sq . r1. '1 BR's. ·1 '~ BA -·-mriids fl fr~. l<1<'<1 I fnr Pnh'rla1n1ni;:-. Ea.~y n1a 1n. ln1mrrf Of'Cup. Furnish('(! S178,000. Assu111r 612'• Joan. Bnx 16.12 NR. :i·~·i'2 19 W1stcliff 1230 Two Separate Wings i\1astr r, r:1 n. <!en. Bl kit Break fas! rn1., ~ B(!, in o1hrr wini;: • bc!\\'C('n lu."(·inu.~ LR & din. rn1 . Tns11I. $69)1)'1 R. C. GREER Rell lty 33:15 Via Lido 673·9.100 Universi1y Park 1237 BONUS ROOM In addition 10 lhc 3 lgr. hf!rms., !his horn" orfer,<; a n 1:rx.10· "bonu.~ roo111" ideal for 1"Ct:. room or could ea.~ily tw• n111.di-inlo 2 addi- tional brlrms. Frplc., hll-ins &-2 baths. CM·nrr lca\/ing U.S. and has pnN'd it rcal- illt1cally at $34,950! \\'ill con- sid!'r c·onlract sale, lea.'le- op1inn or \\·11! c:arry 200 T.n. BOB PETTIT & ASSOC. Sl.".-OlITT TIME FOR QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD Huntin~~each i400 IN FORECLOSURE Hr•!·;iu.'" ,,r fa mily prohlP1n~ lt11 s h1111 l•• '' 111 fnreclu~urr·. J]H\\(·1 r1·, 1111~ is nul 11lc u~. 1.al 1,\ f)(' Ill h11n1 r ~·ou l:nd Ill fo 1·1·1']1!~Ul't' h1 '!'ill!S(' tl1 is h•1n1f• 1~ l11111H1<'t1°:1l (•ly kept fllHI has t'llSllH'il ~IJ';'\f'tt'S anrl h,.a1111!11l 1•.i111(•11111:. Thi.~ 3 yca1· old hon11• 11 ffl•1·~ J big brd 1wn1~ ~ halh...: a 11d a 11111!" fan1ily kitrlll'n. !t also h:is a lnrkt~ ll'1'1·gul:or yard l'llh 1·01•1·n •d pa 110 T1n1r i.~ or lhr f':<~t·r11·1•. This homt0 1:;; prw"d :11 rOl:k 00110111 to save 1h1' <"1'nC'r's C'N'dll, To- tal prier s:tdY.-.0, ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST 894-5313 \..'.',hli (;n\d4•n \\'1"" I lt1nt 1 ri{.'.1'1n H!'rtrll LO/LO DOWN Repossession! 4 Rclrm.'l/:? !'itory Nf'1v rp!;f1 n1nl. ru1-dr·~'1C HAFFDAL REALTY 842-4405 Pa ul Jones Realty S l~.1~11; I·"'· !'ll:l-~2X Ha\/e openings for 4 Rea l E sta te Sa lesm en in our new office. Ca ll for appointment. R. 0 . Slates, Realtors 5J6-88D I o1 .. 1..1 •. J!I 1,1, 111 I • \ /\•, 1 o!. l I 1. l'<•l 1 111 :-; •. ,·11p1 !:•·" h. \' 11 I• RENTALS Hou s~!. F urnished General -----..---..-..... IS.!UU. " .'. IJI ', u .\ 2 ~~rr . .'~Ill sq II. ! UI:,:; 11/l)<f,il iliM •I;, .\1i1·I' B,\_ \\.di; 1" heach .~· .~l'honl. ::;,..JI :d f l!,\ Hf'fll':1is;ol Con~idcr ~n1a llrr llo1n•' 111 Rentals to Share~ !!'ad~. 9~12 ll11dsnn J)r . Jt1.,l.J.\l\LI·: \\1 1:11,.: 11.B. X2-7•13:i 11~:•' 2.'i 1,. ,\.•In ~11111 11•1 r 1 V.A. Loan Assumption r 11 nrt .. rn1n111n1 11 /11111 ii': "1lh $·1.000 Total Du1\·11 pay-1n.,J11cr & r!:i11 ·Ii' .,. 1• in~nt for this 6'. ;i11n11a! ~1 00 Ill•• i11('I, 11 1i1 I•, \ r. I. loan i.~ $15'.' :-..n h•1h l1·n ·~is-;·:1;~1 •"n.'i!S, ClC'flll :: rl Pd1ilfl1ll. l ct'cf.c.,c1-AcLclc:-:c.O~,-,,-,-,..-.-~ I " r!'.1dy f1\l' 111Tllp11111y Tll'r. i :i\witli .'i,lll;r l'1•t I' ,.-:01i::rou~ hall•~. c,1rp1•1 ~. i\hi~! hk•• 11 .. 1 .... • 1lr.1pri:: throughn11!. l~111 hf(· ,1:a1':l rr . T,1 .1 p.d111~. Clo~c In ~l'ilVo>I and !ihupping, S!.·c- 1ni:: 1~ lll'l i••\·1111: L.\ti\' ''' ·I• 11-,. ).I t Kr. l'l'I\ l1 1•h I 11 •h)' pr11 l·l l-•1 " WE SELL A HOME Balboa 2:'.i:.O EVERY 31 MINUT ES ------ walker & Lee LEASE, F URN l£'1E !J r r•r 11l,ll1a .. r, I if>.~·~ Erl 1nr,rr ~ 12 415."· Drwn h) !'l r~.f ST ILL rnont IH'll' f<)I' s1.f'( •! ' I 11"' {lhl1·1· ho1111• in:i kr.~ 1'""1 1~·111 un ('.I t.•Jla·d l11iin1·. .lu~t 11 !f l'i<';1rh lllvd, CJ·<'a t r~i:.sd1il1 11 ' \\'11!r 1111"11 !• nns, Rex L.' Hodries, Rllrs. '11: ' ' " nr·;it. 1:1\ 11 .ll~ -""' irrr, r m 11 ~hf!" .. ,. ,,1 ....... \ 11 • .:1" •' ' " 111,j .. ~ ... , ~' H!' 3'1' i•f<'li!.•r )'' j.J>l!ll' 11'1 l 11 ' ' \ , ------~---- 4 ...... •:•-...,..i .... ' -~ ... ---... --.....--... ' -' ' . . 22 DAILY PILOT .~N 1Al..S Houses Furnis.hltd . . •' --..--: Tl.l!'5da~ <kt~ fl 1%~ : ' t f' ,. t t f' .. 'f RENTA~S RENTALS 'ENTALS .~ RENTALS RENTALS REAL ESTATE t-touMt Untumi1h.d -~A~·~·~·~· ~F_u~r_n~;~•h_..t~--l-~A~ptc;.:s..:_cF_u~r~n~l~·h~>od~--Apt1. linfumish1d Apts. Unfurnith.d -~G~e~n~·~·~•~I ____ _ BUSINESS and FINANCIAL BUSINESS an4 FINANCIAL Lido ltle 2351 Univef'tity P•rk 3137 Cott• Meo 4100 Balboa Island 4355 Cos-ta M.a 5100 Huntington Bffch 5400 Bu1in1ts R1nt•I 6060 Bus. Opportuniti .. 6300 Bus. Opportunities &JOO -~~~~~~--~- NE\VLY De<-, chttrtul. 3 BR, 211 BA. Furn. \Vinter rental. 12\3) 691-1932 Lc &.~r: :. Br. ~·, b 11 . 11)1111h01JSC'. !'ir. S<'l\OOI. $300 nlo. ~ BH. 2'i ba . .\.Int loc. s.;:'l • Furn 4 BR, 3 BA. Con· ino, fno lt!a.'-l·t temp, ne11iy der. Bl tns. Ava11 R•.J Hill f{,,,.111 lC~JJ now. )'parly. (714 1 fl:!·l-il09 C::~C.::~'-'-'------'- RENTALS Houses Unfurnisshed General 3000 f_ RENTAL f lNDERS F-· INWflM'( ... GIJ.W.NTHD :i=:1 a£SIDOOl.U-IUSIMESS ur.-rtOCMMAn S8VIC( •n '#. ltt~. Co•f• "'""· us..tlll Corona del Mar 3250 :! HR, 1 ll.-\, pn pallo, l11un- r!ry roon1, car. Adults only. $1 8.i. Call •»"f's aJtcr !.t & on "kl'nd~ 67~r77::i8 ·I RR. hon1r 1'>'/pool pannran1ic \'11.'\\''. pr 1 v. bcHclit·s. Agent 673-2'122 4 BR. 2'~ Ba. duplex. 1200 !"q. ft. Bltns, dishwasher, frpl. s:jll() il!r>. lense. 54(}-7573 -Huntington Beach 3400 CLF'.A.-.; :1 Be1!n.-ion1, 1 Bnth. n1rc ari'il. ! rn in c ci 1 a t •' ;: BR. 3 B.a condo ...... ·a!rrtront pu~sr~~1011. HPao.onablc ~J!}j Hunt. Harbor 1,·Hh 32 ' sl1r. nionlh. t<'n111s court & pool $400 mo. \\'1\Lh:t:R ,r,, LEE lrtt.Sf' 8~6-2'.r.r. :'.<~ !!arbor Bll·d. al fldll ms, 3 Bil, 2 Ba, frplc, !}('II' crpt~. .'>.i:.,..0-161, Op<>n nll !J P~I & <lrps, near school & IYORKJNG Couplt', (')ran & ocean. OR :.:-J87l or t'\'C~. q1nrt, 11· -ap!. T a l s c <l LI .~0200. (·l·-"-1"'.'"''"' do• '\'i~hr~ 1 "-"-"'1 • " " "' ~ 2 BR d11plcx. $1;.i(J. .l\r. Hntg or 2 lir. Unfurn hse, or apt. JnTcrConim. II 0 ~ p 1 ta J. Hl l\0C'\\Tl(lfl Beach. C.tl! • ~:!.-ii!'17S al! 6 pin ,1 kdys. J11i;:. Br h. !Prt>I. .l\ov, l J Sl \j..SIJO. 842-3716 SPARKLJ:-;~ nanch 4 Bil,:! ha, S'.!?O. In1n1('d Occup. 517.),-:: BR. Large yrl. SIOl'C', !J6S---{;2Jj 11.ftcr 5 P'.>f <ll'p~. Children 0 .K. Bkr. I -=-"'.:.C~"'-'-~--fl.14-6~8() 4 BR To11·11houSf'. Near lwac·h. 2 ponl~. clu\Jl\ousc. LEASE. ~J.\S. 2 BR. 11i Ba Town-;,J&-l797 llou~. Patio, R I 0, ,,. II', drps. Bkr :~1-1-6.~ Costa Mesa 3100 LARGE 2 BR plus den, 2·ear garage, pool, largl:' f('nted Harbour 3405 3 + STUDY. Sharp. Lease 11 iih op1 1on. Asking $4001 mo. FOUR STAR Rlty, $J>4412 yard. Tf'('('-!1ned s lrC'l't, Fountain Valley 3410 \Vestcl1U shopping. 4 !'1.1 ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;; l'lo"•rr SL $'.1:5 { Z I 3 } 374-SJO.l BEAUTIFUL 2 Story :: homr. E:>:· 4 BEDROO~l u11furn1~hrd. BuilLu1s. !n111 !r!"es, ('i.tl (iP. sar lo!, $2:'1 ~r nio. I ncludi 11g: g<ordf'rn!C !J!lOne 5-15-18·19 S2~ BR_, 2 BA, bltns, crp~s-. f('ncrd. \\'alk 10 st hls. L<'asr. 5'1Cl-8To'.J. bPdl'OOITI 2 balh "'~!lent area. Near school. $22~/monlh. 1 ~car lease. A~k for /\rt, S-!7-JJ19 or ~136-4:i.)8 !100 SQ It 3 BR 2 haths, lai·i;e t1pstair5 honu! roo111. \\';,lk to tkn1rn!ary & Hi ~<'hool t'am1llrs on J y S27.i/mo. A~t ;J l!i-41 ·11 $30.00 Wk. Up 2 BR. 2 BA apt. 100' .from $160. J BR, frplc, patio, STUDJO Apt, :.! HR, 2 BA, at FOR lease -deluxe ~ro- • S!udio & 1 Br Apt::. beach. S22J yea.JiY. lease. crptd, drpd, garage, adults. bellCh. Adult,,. :.!19 15th SL Jessional bldg. Only $4;tl per e Kitchen &-TV incl, ~ 289 Ogle, C. f.l . TI4: 5'18-8301 ·=N='=·='~· =H=B======= mo. Suitable for many OM!'!!'. e Phone Serv1C'e & Pool or 213: 592-5227 1870 Placentia, C.tlt. Call • P.laid .service avail, Huntington &.•ch 4400 $275. 3 Br + guest hse. Pool, .Tc"o'o'c;";:.. ___ • __ c5:64::::01 ,o'"°":.,::c·'__:'94-:..:..0l:.:.:n.:__ ___ _ ~ ~Da~. ~·eek & b1ontl!. • QUIET & BEAUTIFUL bltns, Yi/w •• drps. fami.ly & THE: ASPENS ~-l'Olll:: lor lease, 1:«1 sq. 11. 230 6 Ne\\ port Blvd. 548·9T;);) 2 BR 1 1.1 ~ 1.,00 ,_,_ml_",,.._1_0_.K_._s_1a_'3_><9SO___ 15652 William St. Oceanfront at Newport Pier. , poo. u 1 I'"'· ~ mo., ~7566 l BEDHOO!ll large. Ideal !or Adults only No pets 17676 $130 '1 BR upper, b!lns, crpts, Tustin's prestige address bachrlor . Pool. $125. 1993 Cam('ron, 8-i7-1125. • clr1}5, no pets. 568 \V. \Vd:!Dn Adult llvini;. no pets Ch11rch St. :-~8-96.13 ~·c"c·c'-'-'-"c._160c. ------Shag: carpr1~ Orange County 4600 2 BR, cp1 s, drps, bllns. Ulll Total air cond:tionini: N I B n. "200 ~ !I" • 1 I Un lurnishC'd ewpor eat • SINGL~' ,,,., I 1~.. :v_ "1 i.J ts, .no !'*ts --~--------1 · c.. avw!s, uxury g~r· "549-2627, 96S-17·10 Gymnasiun1s & Saunas !\C''l'fXlr1 &ach den ap!s, '1'/lull f('creat1on -----c·-----Aparlments ll'Om Sl'.lO GRAND OPENING laciliLi1's & ('Ompl('t~ pri. $!1J Per niu. 2 BR. 1 sn1a!l For information &rK.l687 IMMEDIATE vaC'y. s..:iu1h Buy Club Apts. child OK . No pets. B!t-1ns, 277 So. Brookhurst, Ana. C'rpls, drps. 53S-941ll. All 5. $1~0. BR/IND NE\\'! OCCUPANCY SPANISH VILLAGE heim (71 4) ':Tl-4::.c(I 1 BR, ~aragC', apphune('s. l & 2 BEDROO~S Lu.~ury gaNc n apartments Crpts, rlrps. Qui('t a(!ul\s. .-rrer111" rompl•I" p~i"~"y Air t."Ond. Panellrd 1va.J ls, g"' ' ... ~ .... ' '"" · Garden Grove 4610 $1 25. 2.5ro Orang('. 548~1360 bcau11fi.tl Landst"ap1ng &: Un--·-----------' fin:-d BBQ. Open bcil.m tcil· p:irallr!c<l I'l!cre~itiona.J factJ. SINGLE: Adu 11 s L lL~ury ings. Private pa1ios & J/i('S H1 a rounrry l'l ub a t· gan!rn ap!s .,.._, 1 1 h eoun· Newport Beach 5200 baleonir.~. n.iospllt'Te. l't'ow leasing in try club amln:-;phcrP ;:inti NE\VPORT BEACJl Vtlla VILLA VIENT0 N~wporl Beach. -C<Jmplel~ prlVal·y. SOUTH Apt. E.~tlusive :st-ct1on !u:-:. 34~, \V. !sf. Tusj1n 8.'lS-~5:ID t urnishcd or unfurn1shrd P./\ Y CLUB APTS 13100 I I 1' d 'I 1 1 9 ury 1111ng; arge 1C'ah' l' ~ cs open an1 lo 9 pm Chapm1111 AVI'" Gard" n ~ , P..cnts f m S\55 t 1310 c . rn4 ,,~., .,n~o pool, I enrhousc V 1 e \1 , OA'"Kwoo' D · "r0'" 1 ...........-.-;u.; :'ipaeious 2 BR, 2 BA, '''ct D•na Point 4740 har, fr1ilr, all elcc, crp1s, GARDEN drps. Adults, no pe1s. $325 I BR \\'/pool. Lease. No 1110. \\11'~tC'lirf Villas, No. 8. APARTMENTS children. $\a.i Phone fi.12-2~96 for appt. 1700 6th Stl'C'l't * 499-2055 * Dl'.:Ll:XE :; BR 1 ba. Yearly Ill: &12-i'l170 RENTALS lsc. All bit-ins, rL~hwshr. $30 WEEK & UP Apts. Unfurnished Lari;e I.: bnght. \Valk to heach. Avail Nov. :i $2~. 1 Br, 2 Br, Bach, !\laid ser. General 5000 <2131 ~;,255 or 622-9193. Laguna Beach 5705 100 CLIFF DRIVE $ISO l BR, 1' ~ Il,\. Crpts, drps, bltins. View of o<:ean. \\'alking dis tance lo tC•l'>'!l. Also furn Bachelor, ve!'y large, $170, 4!J+.24·19 or 49+.J300. Dana Point 5740 6010 LAGUNA BEACH Air Conditioned ON FORJ::sr AVENUE Desk spar(' available 1n newest offire bt;llding at prime location in down1ow11 Laguna Beach. Air condi· lioned, carpe1ed, beautiful cnlranres: Frontage cn Fores! Ave., rear leads to J\oluncipaJ parldng lots. S50 per n1onth for space-. Desk and chalrs available for $J, Business hours answC'ring ~l'rvice avaiJ11ble !or $10. All ut.i.Hti<'s paid CXC€pi telephone. DAILY PILOT 722 f 'OREST AVENUE LAGUNA BEAC!i 4!)1.- l\JODE:RN Air <..'Ondltioned :o>uite, 17th Street, Costa lllesa. Over 700 .liCJT.tare feet, $2-10 per month. Parking - 1.-oflce room j a n i t o r S('rvlce all u:ilities in- \'ll"(', 1V & pool. BACHELOR apt, employed THE BAYCL!FF VENDOME flrl ult or1Jy. ~7:i. 1216 \V. cluded. Phone lllr. Rife DELUXE 2 Bil. 2 RA, oce;in 6-12-!lfiiO Vll'\V, Htd pool. Lease, [t('L~.1 ~c::-;:;~..,----~-$165. 41J9-20:i:'i DELUXE 3 room ol!ite suite .1:,,:. N, Newport Blvd. Balboa Blvd. 675 -7·876 , 646--3'.!fij 4!1--1---~J7;1;i Sl:\'GLE Ad 11 L . Thfil!ACULATE APTS~ 2~cB-R-.~,-B-A-,-C-'/-D-.-P-•-ll-o. · U s uxury ADULT & FAMILY l rplc, d1~l1whr, Nr \\lestelllf g;:u'llcn ap1s v.•llh l'Vun· SECTIONS AVAILABLE Pl:t 1665 I rvin c S?OO ~Y club atmosphcrt> and Close to shopping, Park Ad~lts! For Appt 642-0239 · 1:01nplr1e Prl\'iH'Y. SOUTII * Spaclou9 3 Br's 2 Ba BAY CLUB APTS. Irvine at * 2 Bedrooms ' 2 BR upper, crpts, drps, 16th, Nc1vpor~ _!3e~:h. * Swim Pool, Put/grt'Cn stove & refrig. $160 yrly. 171,11 645'-QJ50 * Frpl, Jndiv/lndry fac'is 673-8088 $\2j, .1 BR {'Jean, quiet, beaur 1845 Anaheim Ave. 4 BR, 21, BA, studio. l hlk I urn. N r ma rk c t . COSTA l.fESA &12·2824 from beacli. Yearly. Call \\'asher/dryer, ga r a;:: r .\""'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'""I 673--2·\5j Prt'f,or older 11·oman, 1922 B e RENT e 2·""ocRc,c,cB_,-\-, -,,-.,-.-,-1--,,-.-L-,-,-:;.c. \l'alla!'f' No 1x·ts., 3 Rooms Furniture * 6-12-4499 * $25 & UP DUPLEX REAL ESlATE General Rentals Wanted ln Corona del illar, Prest1gc loealinn. 1~ancl1C'd, 11 e w carpt.'ls ,r.t, drapes, priva te parking. Realonoinics Corp. 675-6700 S990 1 c.-.-c_:.:..~~~~~ ----------OFFICES e LANDLORDS e Rcccption-Answ"ring FREE llENTAL SERVICE Sccrc!arial BrokC'r 534-6982 3343 )';ey.'port 131 vd., N.B. RENTAL SERVICE 67~1601 F REE TO LAN'DLORDS BEAUTll-,UL l:."xecutive of. * Blue Bearon 6-L'l-0111 * !ire, convenient. parking . Rooms for Rent S99S Xlnl localfou. Air cond. H1llgrcn Bldg. 250 E. 17th SI. C .. \I. 646-9707 '.' Br nrar b.1y. 67~.tMO 1 ER ki1cnenettes, :'Jeeping ltlonlh·T~Month Rentals East Bluff 5242 rm!. }!eatcd pool. :O.laid llAC!!E:LOH. Apl, C'Jllploycrl \\'!DE SELECTION Sl'1vicP. $30 per wk & up. 450 \\IESTCLIFF AREA Exec11ll\-(' officC', 300 sq. ft, {·rpt"d, air c'Clnrl., c!('vator & \'iew. $7;;. 67:\-6.')74 adlll1 only, $7:1. 111fi \V. 1-JFRC Fumiture Rentals e NEW DELUXE e V1r1oria J~alboa Blvd. 6 7 5 -18 7 6, 517 \V. 1!lth, CM !>'18-3481 ~ Br. 21; ba apt. !or lease -----------... 1 ,,,.-J L d. .FOR "UJ ct nv111, l'''I. S22;,. 3 BR, Jrn r n1, 2 lli. bl1n.~. frpl c. Children 0 .K. Rrokr.r fi~~'>-0111 SJ3:i. 2 BR. Lb(' fenced )'P E- s1d('. Child & pt'l OK. Broker 61.",_{l\Jl ''"' -._, ,,,) I I:G. 2 BR nc ~pac. ma.~tr. su1tc, in ., • 4·plc.x. R/0. & dbl cnJ r_, pvt. h;1th, hlk. fro1n Santa Ana Heights 3630 TRAILER fllrn, adult park. v.-/\V, iirp~. Singles 0 .J\, nn. · garag(', auto, bny, no cooking $1:1 inti. Pool, 11ater & J:a ~ pair!. Bkr <-;1-6n~o door opener <ivail, Pool & s.··n1or c1!1zen .. $100 1110, .,.r -"" rec. area. Nr. Ca1holic 67;'i-05-l2 aflrr lj DELUXE olfiee 111 Costa !llesa. 1~..00 sq I!. Air cond, crpts, rlrps. 54&-6j6L 2 BP. hciust'. ~u;;,, n10, RO{'bCS11"r ~t , C .~r. * fi.!.)-1 ~\S * "" Mesa Verde JI 10 VACANT-3 BR. tu·rplr, c-pts. d1sh1,ashrr. s t01l'. :\o pel~. f'rnced yd. :j;~OO. 201•11 EXL--:C. hOme :, l3R. 3 Ra, Cpl!<, d111<, f']f'C'. hll·1ns. S.'i:fl lnfl. gf!rrlr·nfr 5'16-6T·IO ~!l-()140 or &16-1145 Sl:ID. 2 BH., gar. Chilrl OK. Church. Arlults, f1{l pr1s. SLEEPll\'G r111s SJO 11•k. I Avail 11/.~. Brokf'r 645--0111 e ONLY S~lJ e BR '1'/kiechcn"llC' $·1:i wk. OCEAN FRONT J, 2, & 3 bd "'6-• \V NB Jlea1rd .......... 1. J\laid ,,-.,·"". rrns. \VLVI'ER REl\'TAL. ";i "m1gos ay, , . '""' '• ..... 4:Al Viclorill, nr I/arbor. 67:l-S088 Costa Mas• 5100 I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; IC~o~ro~n~o~d~e~I CM~•~r-,~S~2~5~0' I ROOM Yor rrnt, kit pnv. OCl::AN FRONT Bachelor, I• illt'n only. ~:.o 1110. 803 FOR L~:ASE 3 BR 2 B.\ L N" I ~?2:'i. :>harp! Sh~rp~ housr . aguna 1gue \l 1ntl'r. s110 mo. Ut11 incl. Harbor Heights Four NEWLY COMPLETED t.ovl'rMr 51. C.\I 6·16-.J2i:;9·, 3707 ' =AD=U=L=T=Q=NL=Y=' ="=3-S=IJ"=,I CONSTRUCTION DUPLEX ''"'"'c_~""-'"-"-----1 · 2 BR. 2 ba. iS2.JOl or 3 BR. 1.,.. 3 ba ($~2.J). Priv. patios, FUHN. t\IOn1~. l\it f)l'll'I \\'ill consider lcal'('/OptJon. 113~4 1 l'\'f'.~ Newport Beach 3200 4 BDJ{., :~ ba .. r cntral vac., s1,('rp J1ch1J11J;. \32.'i a 1nonlh. \\"a!('r paid. :\li'-11 J.~I" P.(ly11J Dnvc. 49&-1879 Newport Hgts, 4210 *Clean l or 2 BR'* Arlu.l!s, no pets, 2421 ~:. 16tll S!. Sl35 1no. up. 646-IS(ll Ju ry COMPL" r " d d ill'JlL Sl~1 f)Pr \\ k. J\lcn only. J 11IHG ~~~;;a11,'~t~~~-.. rfe~~1.ioc~apc ' C\I. * fi·lf.-X~.1~· 2 k :I BR Ui\'ITS "/05 . 707 Orchid Sl:J \\IK i up 11'/ k1l l'hr11. Industrial Rental 6090 '-"--''-- • 13.iO sq. JI. $lfi j/monlh Co.~1a lllC'sa. • 3100 sq_ ft. ~ o!fiC'rs, 3 pl1;\~(1 pci11t'r. S ~ 1 0 I nl o. Costa ;\l('!;••· • 17:.0 to J~,,000 ~q . rt, now lr•as1 11i:, 111Kkr cu11s1ruc11011 Co~la ,\\rsa. B/B Mission Viejo 3708 Back Bey ---~·---4240 all 1\ilh fireplaces. dishwashers & :? baLh11. nrnta.1 l\Janag('r - l\trs, Chrlsriensen J117-A Cinnamon Ave. > < 475-6050 0 _.,+ •11a..& $]), \\'k :;tudio a pl 2376 N('\>.'porl Blvd. $48-9755. c. Robl'rl N;i.l!rf.'SS f:C'aH•1r Co~H1 llJ1·sa &12-141'5 4900 SQ FT, J offices & Joh· by, cont1·r1e tilt-u p eon- slrur hon; 2·10·!hree phaSf' JJ01vr.r. Imn1t>d i 11.te or· 1·uf)3nry. Costa J\lesa. ?\r 'J'O\\"NHO U.Sl'.: Adults unl.v. :!' Bdrms., 'l bal hs !'plll·l('l'C•l. /\\·a~J. Oct. i;ith_ S:?2.j P<'r )1..,nth. Bay & Beach Realty, Inc. 9'.Y! Dov r r Dr., NB Sui te 12ft 61~-20Coo r:vcs ~S·69GG !lE,\UTlfUL v 1 e w, a !· tracll\'f' 1 yr nld 2 BR, 11,,, R/\. frplc. t1!11n hl':iokrases, !\illy 1'rp1t1 , rJrps. S2-Hl mo. ls". :!Jill Ca.Ile Hoi;:ar .. ~ho\\'11 by appl only, Call l'.1i-!19:~7. RENTALS Apts. Furnished !!ARBO!? !!1i::hlands ~ DP., 2 B1\, CfT'IS, dl11"· b1!1ns, no General 4000 pc1s_ T_.t'af.i", .S2i';J n10. lnrl ganlenr-r. ~,.\~..f,l.;.iO or 537-1:\-16 3 .BR. ~BA To1\nhousc. Pool. lrplc. c.\tr.~~ N ew I y rl ccur;i!ed. $20.J, /I g en I 616-0<:;2 S:?i '.:i YP.L \~ I.Ii<'. 13ark B11y, 3 r.1t 1 ', DA. 1600 ~q 11. r.o ....,ti:. TPl i; if'ff1111W s:::.; .. :{l~JJ ;:; BP-2 Ba. A-t-ramr . ,._rar ~'1t1·h. 'Yrly !.-.-.. ~~<:i mo, C,11•1·f'"~t 1:!1\ 7o l~-12'l'l. ~fi{L"\' l:.c. Ra,.k B.1y, :1 r!H, J.i, B,\, JfilQ ~'1 ft, n,-, t><'!s, n·r~ r•·riu 1r<'rl ~~3-1·\~n. University Park 3237 Be. lnwnhi:;u~. l'\r, ~rh•lfll . mn, -------The CORGl::OUS New VAL D'ISERE S1 11gl.J br·'2 br. Furn·unf. S..1un;1 , Act'y Arn, Billiard! 111rn1py & 45' pool, RBQ~ :>00.,l Parsons P.rt_ &~2·867(} 3 BDJlOO!\l 11 1th '1rw. S!'il r r n10. Lta~e. Nr<1 r nrw l'll IC C('n\rr. \\,i lk I !) C111hol1c ~~llool. J' hon c· f>.Hi-~10 ~ I 1:1. L. 'cc>cC cl-R"' ,-.-,c,-,1c,,-.,-,ch-,-,, i.::ir, drork, Pri1·a tr. Brok('r ;1 :.\-f.!'l:'fl Sl 1(), NF.A'l' baf'h <1pL \\'alk lo t":;1('h & :-hopping. Ilkr. 61:--0111 St:,.~., '.! BR. 1·lo~ F:11('!'d gCII'. /l\·1111 '.i~ 1--f,!'IRO l fl Ol'l'll.n no11 . Bkr I EP.. Z'7 Ji;i. xlnt II}('. ~:r,o =========== rnn. 1:~1 1";!~1'\. Costa Mesa 4100 Rl'rl Hill Hr-;1l1y i;:::~2n ----------- Motels. Trlr. Crts. 5997 REALLY QUJET.cLEAN 2 Br. l '~ Ba. Pool, adults S190-2310 Santa An a (i-.IJ..-29'.13 \\'F:E:!-:LY ral•·s ~<'a Lark ?\ll'p!-S.D. lr1vys. O.C . ~-~lot<'l, 2:~01 l\('1\!pQJ't Blvd., /\iJ1XlrL ,').\fl-4~93 Costa Mesa Phone 546-1034 ...,.. Cosla f\·l•'sa l':XCELLE~T prof.it rnaking pl nn lur club~, ch u r r h "C_o_r_•_n_•_d_•_I _M_•_, __ 4_2_5_0,1 ;>.!EHl{J;.!AC \l'OODS GUl$t Homes 5998 i:;r'tups. organ1ia.11,)n~ and i\n r :-;ci!lng ncil' ('OllCC: t · 0~ TEN ACRES the 1nd1v1rlual. Douhlc )'our l Er furn near i;hop'g. Sl•IO 1 -P in 1 & 9 BP. Furn & Unfum .. ,., 11 1 .. 1., ~""· u;o;urious apL l11·111g. 1 ·~ . -~ _ . PRIVAT E roo1n in !Jccn.~<'d m.>nl'y. \\'1·11e or phone now mo ""'" e iolrof>l'. o-•-«~JJ f'R., 2 haths 1,.11h EVER y F1rrplaOC's .1 priv. patios I bo.;.n! /..: ('ai'(' IJ(ln\I' lor for frrc, ('0111plr1e inlor 11111. or 673-721 1 co:--;CEIV/\flLE: ~"'E \TuR!·· Pools. Tennis . Contnl'l Bkfst r ! rl l' r I y g ~· n 1 Ic 111 en. tlon. Compuh. 10.i.Q. E . l~t St. COROLI OO A"IS 1 Br stud io 1 U 1 • ... 90J Sea Lane, Cd111 6!·1-2611 ,<;;u11n 2"\. (71·11 .~36.&.Jii. ,.. st nits available Nov, 1 ~•. Ii\{ Arlh Co H 1 /\na1blatory only. r~~:,2z:i , '-' turn. $2!067? ~?~R ~111r11ng iit Sl40. Adulls. 42:i ' aC' ur nr. 1151 "'Y 50050. FT. BLDG. .,-... ,_., 1\lrnmac \\'ay !just East ol 1 BR ho S Misc. Rentals 5999 E, 17th St-. Co~!~ il!esa. 220 2 BR. 2 B;i. near ot:c:in. pool 2C.OO Jlarhor Bh·d,) rear use. lOl'C, 1c.c_;;~_c:;:.c~.;:_--.;:_.;:_ Elr(•. power. i\vailab!e Nov. • "l"bho"."". .,,,-6Q"-" rf'ft og. &. nc'I' l.'fl!1)('1s. G 'l',AG" iO" '''"( E·.·,~1•,d• , , G O<....... "·"· ",)-,,., 2 BR. 2 "'~ .. )"''! '"''"Pl"l",I. II r. ' "' ~ ' ~ ... 1st s.~.l flfonth. \>T.r 700 1\12-2~-R '·"' , .. , "" '.. Costa. i\lf'~A. S:!O ]llonth 1' HARBOR GREENS C11rp., drapC's, dishwasher, r,.12-~"t;:,7 BL.DC ror !f':L<.c, 11 .{XO !q It COZ'i _:.i Br., frpl. Ground bl1 .1n!'l. rrnperty !Kl' x 3(.(1'. 6'15-1133 l !,'\Dr...;STJl tAL \1n1I~ f n r I oor. l'\r shopping. ~\Sil R\....,IEI OP. I I 3 BR. 3 hd Branrl new. Bl11n r,.0 \ I" I S d;1_1s. t :l't'S. &12-1179. 940 \\'. II IP h. , A 6,_ 1,02 1 1.i-• , • un u111 r o m 1 -h ··h 1 ,., .. .stnr.1gr. ~1. l"c~t .. 11 -L 1• 1 , \I "l in•' in..., -'>-~. 1.,r·,~ l 'IO. •I•." 3,,0 0 l. '· '· 3 r1~ \\,!~ f'r, 1p <;, ul .Jf'CS, 111,,,, • "--.-« J\'f"wpnrt l!.f''1f'l1. Klfi-li"i l -'.~'--------- 1 BR furn art. \Vl!h i::;in:, 2 B ! J! t ,., l I Id p;il ui. -~========= Snv :--f'I tT r.. !·! .-.hr;ip. Storr r im, rae., poo~. C'll Do V ~I RI 67~ .• -'l'J'll ·~ D"OPl" ok. $160. 6i::-r~3 11r care rruter, adj to shoppins:, n r;in · 111 '!r Income Property 6000 t"')lll. /\COUS(1c l'('J\1rig. SJOO. 673-~!(Y.)ll Na pct.~. L1\r{GE :?1" BR :.! bat/ts, 1'.P.l PI at" r n Ii a, C.~1 B/ICHELOR .ip!, sh.ig {!rps, Ulll Jl<L Sl'.?O i:pt~. ~j(lil r rt!"tson \\'11v bl\{ to beach. Lllln :;!Ol't' & MONEY MAKER! !'tl~-1;).12 Cn~1:t :\\1·sa ;.u;.o~;n cl1.shwhr. cpts I drps. No * bl.',..fr::tM * Balboa 4300 MARTINIQUE- GARDEN APTS . f.x(1'Urnl, pal'k·llhr .~u1 t'l'lllf-'. CLE/IS 8.;i('helnr Ap1s. "1 lngs fnr ;u!til T\ onl.'" Z\('aJ /\II ut1l 111cl $1"1:1 up slieopp\n~. p,1111 JLi J::. Balboa Bh·•l. 1 ~ ,\: 3 IJB ,\PT S BALBOA f;7;}-'.l'JI;, 1771 1;.1nt.\ J\11:1. _,\pt JlJ 2 n n , nr br achrs t.: p w r. U 111 , ___ ,c1_;.c;_.\lcZ_oc'_"c. lc'c· lc·•o·_, --I pd . ~iO a 11·ec.k. ~f,.J~ll or 1 i)j~ ..... ~1:-\l (l ORLEANS APTS. pr Ts. S:!J:, '\I) ~Tly, ~10', l r1~ r,7:,_·1°.;"' l.r\ltl;I:'. .1 Bl~. 2 1'.\, pri pnt1.,, bl1111s. rlt~h11•hr, ,,111'" •h.1g 'qili.:. o !r1•~. \ln. i;7~,_;nn 1 ;1f11·r :; j t:r!Vd uni!' Pl 1 ,,.,.l!C'nt r,'111. n.l n,rr>11 111<,,r ~<·h·.o:>L• and .~l1npp111 ~ ,o.;i,~,'fl 011n.~r~ ~~;P. ,\!~.\TE H<l.\11-: '1 11\1 !11\P.J). \\'DOD FL.00R.':i pl lh 2 111r .. J. rrn duplP\!'~. /ll,L ~ t-.•.J, 1'<•1111~. ~()l llf' 11 11h l'. li<1th~ c 1r 11-;1·s.. r ;i 1 1 11 "'· f1·:1('l•rl >·"~1~ A>lJ rJ.ll1.\f f11r 1 111.i:·,.. 111111. f< . .\rf'l:•'n! h~~n 1'!~1\:\.~Fr:!\R \l:ll.J·: al~ ti' •. :Slll,r.io do" n 11-1!! h,111111··' ,'\E\V Jnd11stnal l~ldgs lor lt-a.sc. 2.'«J :;;q. f\. !le 11. 163~ i'lonro\'ia, C:I!. 6i:l-901 7. 1.flOO SQ. F'T., nr. l!arhor & l'.11l;rr, C ~I. /l\'a1!, al on~. St:LtlV/\,'; 5\G-1 !29 Lots 6100 r!,\LBOA P1•n1n :llh.90 lnt on 1,;,y, C-1 or n,2. s,.;s.~. jj'i:!--'iZSfi or 6i: .. 33!i1 ;; BLlll.'1 · ln!g(' "lirmu~ rf\Om" 1.i:,:;o·, l"o • i;r:-.d!'fl thmu::hot11. A\·:i1lablr !\'ov. 1, nn ~'eJ r 11'a:::c at $.}.)() EXTRA l<Jrgc. Baclt-1 BR f.: :2 BR, 2 £,\. A\·ail now !.:. C6i~OLJD!J ,\rt~. " r~1· :<!U\il•)~. ~n1r •1 /!rplri;. ~1 ~1) .t· 11r. /\I~ Pfn1hnt1~,, S:!20. r(l('\1 .~· ri• 11fls 1,73_3:::~ ):';\!,\LL l I ~!\. \"'""· ~. n( ]I \\')', l\f'W C;'lr)X'1S & drt1pcs. SlfiO. 60~>-~'.:~.! i,oon, Pool, util pd. Irani _L_;_d_o_l,_1_• _____ 4_3_5_1, 1 Sl n.;. Adults, no p ets. $1ft-2107 l BR aval!. /ltlulls only .. 1 BR. U!il pd. Gar. 1 /\rlult. 1711 Tus!1n, Costa ~lcsa 1r~~.t:~n:.p,~:u<l~~~1!, ~:~.-0~'~11:. WE SELL A HOME EVERY JI MINUTES Walker & Lee It-!!<)!, C·1~\n /lll'sa. 110 unll~ ()wnrr. Phil Su ll i van ~!l.~<6 1 SUS CASITAS mo11th. no pc!s. Sl W mo yr\y. 11.i;I'. l\1rs. Carson, 6~2-4&41 flla!urr adult. 6P: .. \~.;{1 :?013 \\.('slf•\;f[ Dr. BOB PETTIT & ASSOC. Furn 1 BR apt. 2110 Newpol1 Hlvd, :'-l('{111 U1on by lro1pc11n!. fi73--0SJ7 e ve~. "16-771l -----'-------\----------_!VIE\\', nMv 3 Rr. '] b..1. ~·ph1 ____ I)-" --~~ Cl lAP.GI': IT! X~l0)(1l General Fairway Villa Apts tlql~·. h!1ns, s.~:2j :110. SALE OR EXCHANGE &·cn•l' Proprrlll'S 6/;.,_!-,7~16 f'nr L.1ri::er Un•!~ 3000 General 3000 General 3000 ------------'-----=c....===----...:..:.::1,. 0 r , A & Huntington Beach 5400 ,,l'ar r;ing(' .....,, 1rport \ B•·Jth 11rr~1 111111~ AdaJo,1rcn t l1up;e:,;rs U>asr Lanrl O 11e-orrOtlQ9 letten ol tt.. fovr Kramblad wordt be- low 10 form foor ~mple words. MAPNED I I I I' I KOC AR I' I' I NEFOL I I' I r An ageless w ife: Her hus· bond is pleod!ng. with her 10 ho\'e birthdays ogoin. He r--,.--,.-------, d~'I wont lo grow - -. FORGEL I 1--~l ,~I '~I -1~.--1 ° °"""1 "'" ... """"'· -·' by foUifiV in th. rniulr.g word1 • YOlf d-lop lrCWll ftp No . .J below. A PR INT NUMaERED II '"" t ETTE11S IN SOVAP£~ r1·1·1·1·rr1 ·-""'··-·-....... SCRAM-LETS ANSWER IN CLASSIFICATION 9000 l UCL 1\rh.:!ts only. 20122 2 BE:DROO~I 1. ba th . 1·pl!i, Santa Ana Ave. 5'10-'2TI!6 dra[l('s, bullt-ins. FW~L loca· 11on. l blk, !o 5 Pol nt ~!or~·s. $Hi0. 3 BR. l''. BA. hit.iris. S\30 u11. F urn1shrd & un· rrpls, drp1'-. fl1sh1'·ash('r. furn1s!H'd. l."'12-~:i.~ Or patio. Kn pcL~. :.I chtlr!rcn S12-~03. 77nt ]::ll1s. Apt n. ok, 51.<i.:tl15 I.ARC[ 3 BH , 2 Ba., l.G 3 BR, 1 a~ ba. Cp!s, d rps. flrrplac'f' Sift') mo. /\lso nf'1\· Carporl & poo!, Ki ds OK, 1 BR $12:i. Nra.r ocean. pri. Z'!\4 COlll'ge No. 2. fi<•ek. gar. 2028 14 I h 2 RR. N1r,. play arr a for _-'~c'"&-_1c·3-"c· c'7:l-__:.c1c18c4 ___ _ children. :2219 Oran~e. Ci\f. 2 Bedroon1, 2 b.1lh, rp!s, J13-2.45.1 flraJX'i>. huiH-111s, f,csl Joca. AVAILABLE now, 2 BDRJ\f, <'rpls, drp!, hllu\s, <'lll"'J'IOJ"I . Adults. No pc1 s. 548-676!1 OLX quiel al1racr. 2 13R. 1111· mar, adu!l s, no pc1s, yd. f'arc. Pr11·al.)'. Sl fi:l_ 67.>-1~;,9 lion. 1 blk 11) 5 l\lin( StOt'f'!I", $14-0. up. Furn1$h<'d & uri- furnt.~herl 642-2835 or S42-830.i 7701 Ellis Apt D * BEACH BLUFF * New 2 & 3 BR. 2 BA. Forc- ed air, dshwshrs, paiio, pool, v1e1I', I &-:2 !'\\Ory. \Valk to 5 Point Shops. :! BR. bltins, crpts. drp!<. Adults, no pets. SI~. JSO Roch('~!Pr_ S.la-811)'1 1~'c1,_'·c·"'c·-'-----~LARGE I Br apts, $1.111 1110. f\E\\I LUXURY J & 2 BR illcAA dcl r.lar ApL !1.1!\ LI PATJOS & BALC0.1'.;!ES C.aminn Dr. C . .\I. "11i-04:il ADULT' r.;VJNG 2 BR. 2 ba Sl50 nlo. 15[~ Cor111rtfkr Dr. ;..il)-2fq I SURFSIDE O IALF.T 1':262 Atlanta, !i,'lli-2800 ~l\)lll:'.ll~ 2 HR. lrplc" 2 -~ n Nlrnums . 1 R111 h ~ 2 • 2 &drooJn~ . :! Ba!h~ $64.000 6 6':. Tru~1 Dl"1'd~ Assumable For S·:;1() }'i'r, Call ~I r_ Kr;v·l••u nr ~Ir, Y1 ·rl;US<1n lrllrsl1ncnt' Dept. 546-2313 2 Trlpl('Xl'S. 2 BR. l'ath. garage~. co~te ill<'sa Fortin, Realtor &12-!'iOOO Business Prc;iperty 6050 SACRtncF.: • o"·ncr t111s changl" <11 plans lnr d('lux(' hlrlg at 1870 Pl11r'Cnlln , C.:'11. ls! T,D. $39,;,oo,_ /\ssurne 6.6 .... r. No n•a."<Onah)i;o offC'r f('fused. Call 011-·ner/broker 494-9471 Blac:k knight Rest. llo [. 17th S!.. <;.i\t. (Land & Bldi;.) A y (h:rw r 714 : fl 12 .f,21)(! Fu:.I !'.'':. r11mrn. ln all hkMi, SPLIT -U-\'f'I 2 HR, ~-rpli>. rn111;r. rclni::, rrp!s, pal10. ,1rrs. n111ns l</n, J\n IX'l1'. :SJJO. ;1 1~~.'t Bu~i ness Rental 6060 :Ox~~ 11-l,,nd(l za. ;>i;,..:,121 2 Hll. rnt·ln~t·d fl :t l 1 u, l'or Dady P iloi \\.'11nt Aoi!; '"ll"hlnq .fat·o l. .-\dull~ .ci1iJ,11. fl111 I r.12.~:t.~ S l~i ~17-(.6!12 ro;.1 ~1 c 1:r1A1. blrtr:. rnmt loi:Jl!10ll, .(ltlll'lltrl}\n (.;\( 2J_' fronlJ.ll:I' $.~)1 r11n. !'•!S-?.W3 Acreage 6200 COliNTRY IN DIA~!Ot\D 13,\R II '.i acrl"s, all ulil. k <lfll('t111ll'S, !'iu\!able [ 0 r r.1nch or :<u\>-0 11·. S::.6.oo:J, ll"r111s, Coa!s, Bkr. 901 S. llnrhor, S.A. :l-11--0340 R. E . Wanted 6240 NOTICE Ir _you hav(' a 3 or 4 l:l('d room hflnl" fQI' sail' or ror ren t ca.II U$ today. \\'e J'C'p~sent lhl' c1nplo~·ef'5 of a la~e f1nn niov1ng to titr harbor arcA and thry must havr housini::~ All cash 1f de;ircd. Call .F11m_lW ~8&10. ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST 2629 HARBOR BLVD. --OPEN EVES Till a,30 NOTICE If yri u h~\'e a 3 or 4 bedroom h11n11• for ~le or Jor n"nt. r11.U u~ Hiday. \\-'e rf'prt'scn! rm-r mpl(.ycl'.'s of a 11111=!' !11111 nin\·111g !o the l!arhor Arf'a and t/lry n111~t havC' h<'u~ln~! ,\]I i•i;i,i;h 1r desired. r.~11 t·,1m111· :)16.~10 OJAI. d1r~cl &l'l-:AJ78, Char,:r :\Oltr <1tl. l ~n .sit Qvek aod li~lrn rn the rhonf' rin~! DELIVERY COU PLE \\I ANTED Io OJl('rntc gmall caJetC'rla in proleuion.al bldg. JI.lust be kno\\•ledgable & destre 1st class operahon. Contact !ltr, Trempala, 837-2970 ext :!1 4, \\'orld Trend! Bldg, J..at:una Hilla. Dcli~r car parb to our cu~ tomen 1n Orangp CounlY area. $3950 for in~ntory. A ,1urke; can make SI® Pf'I' month. For appt phone CTI41 5.~ ~lrt 391. No Matter What It Is YOU CAN SELL IT WITH A DAILY PILOT WANT , AD! DIAL DIRECT 642-5678 CHARGE IT! I I IV •• " " '" 'fl. ,, " u· I} II sn "' B· ,, ~ ... 80 ,, y Co t~ ·11· "' cl SI " \V Li Cc "" y rn Bt "' ll pl if I" ~ ; 11 • .. 1, .. II ~ " ,1 .r ,, I· ' ' ' 0 ' ,, ' '" 1' T ' " i J. i ., ' .r ; 1 ' ' , Ci ' .I ' J ' ,I I ~ ~·· •• ' , -rv-.,••""'7'f1'~,r~TT••....,, .... ,.,_,..~.,..,.,...., .. ..., ...... ,.., ... ,, • .,,.,,,..,, ... .,..'T.,. ..... ,.,,..,.......,-,,,,T,,,T,--.,..,,..,, ... ,.....,, •. .,. .. ,,..T•••••n•,.... .. ..,, •• ,,..,, •. , •.• _ _,,,.,.,,.,,..,....,,-,,...,.,...,,..,.,,.,,,,....,,.,,...,,... .. ,...,.....,,,..,,...,.,,...,,., .... ,,,.. __ ,E• * * IUSINUS • ..., FINANCIAL ------ Mar1g•ge1, T.D.'a 634.S a>NSTRUCTION t.1 o n e y aVBilable for ir.con1e pro- ducing property. Furelgn " don1eMtic. Jo.totrls, Nursing llo1nt1~. Shoppi11;,: Ce1.ters, O f fi ce Bui l cl~ni.:s. Apartrnents, etc. \Vrite or cis.U '1'11Je Rea lly & Insura nce Con\pAny , 215 Clark Build 111g, Birm- ingham, Alabama Jj2Ql Phone Cl05) 251-5286. When You Wont it done right •.. Coll one of the experts !isled below!! Wh•dcty• W•nt? Wh•ddy• Got? SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR NATURAL BORN SWAPPERS Sf)9C:i•I R•t• lS'/Q RETilRN SERVICE DIRECTORY $:15,000 &asoned lsl T D. payable~ mo. So;'o, due in 14 month!!. Solrt at $104,00'J \1 11h ~,OO'J down; on 5 Arn~s n1agnifice11t (l('l'a n view SO. Laguna land. ID',~ 01~count. Broker SERVICE DIRECTORY SERVICE DIRECTORY S Lines -S tim .. -S bucks RUl.ES -A,!) MUST INCi.UDE t-W~&t you nt"e lo ITll!le. ~~11 Y<l\I w1nt In l >'dt.. )-YOUR O"°"' ·~O/or l dOthL '""4 d ...... ol .a ... trtls•n .. ~OTHING FOii SA,LI! -T•A,0£S ONLYI PHONE 642..$671 To Pl•c• Your Tr•der'1 P•r•di .. Ad \VANT : P ho1o ~tudio equip, st.001 1ng & proct>ss111g. eoJ. or & B t\V. HAVE: La rg£' lot nr i\la.rina. Sal!on Sea. Val. Ue S.1;,oG. 53&.7761 r;"l' Cruiser Tw in D, ~ulo nilo1. rangr 1200 n11 : r f'c·e nt survey $·10.\l, \1'11! consider !rust rlee<l or .~mall.:r bo11t, o .... ·ner 1 71~) 729-:J.100. Hav>;" hon1r ·• Jand -"-TD"s, S90:'1f f'qly, \Vant art. nio· tel, aii·plane , 01' ? ? Bkr: Bo:< 9e. San Gabnel, Calif. 1213l 28+.46C8 Lt3' i\la\lhf'1\'~ '6."· deluxt! :Flying Bridgr sedan. Trade lor sn1aller boat, a11·plane, ar, house or '? ZA&.-8030 ~~! ·13~. TO\\'NHOUSE 3 Br, '.11.~ ba. Beaut, appt'd. Ptiv. paTio, poo!; nr ba:V, V<1.l. $:12,:-ioo. f..:qiy for T .D., ('ar, earnpt!r or ? ? Owl"IE'r 946--6654. l!AV E: Cos!a l\lcs<1. Com· m e!'f"1al S.3~,000. T RADF:: Si.J.OCO equity for 4 to 6 11niTs Orange County. Perron Rr>alty 6~2-1m \rill trade four j4\ new .1-'lr'C'ston{' tires &l:'ixli lor otl pairntng,. Porl1tble T .V, 01· anything of r qual valur. 4~9 &a11•ard Rd . Corona d{'! t.lar. "Phone: 6T:r:la.12, :'i nvo bdrm ur111s, C.M. 63x 270' R·2 lot. Pnce<l low at $38,600. Trade Jor honle cqulty. Bob Olson Realtor. 54&-~i.'10. '197-12 10 Qr ·193-17C6 Eve~. JST TD on \\'hire \Vatcr \'iew lot 1n Laguna Beach. S6.00'J 11.1 $60 ·mo. incl. 9<,V. All due 3 years. 12'1ff .Discount BROh."ER 49'1-8100 $j-100 2nd TD. 10% Int. PayoU Oct. '71. Seasoned. Pay, $85 fl.1onth on 4 Br. house in Orange. 67.:'r2916 Eves. 1ST and 2NDS So. Calif. T.D".<1. lnC'. ZENrTH 2-6003 . Toll f'rf'r 2ND 'T.D. I-tome in ci1y Qf Carson. 7~~ '.~, All d qe 6 Yf$. S3[l. inc int. Disct 2::,-;;,. 831)."'16 Money W1nttd 6350 80,l)Xl + l'q f1 com n1. zone property 111 lll!' heart of ·Yuraira. \\'ill trade cqty for Ne\1"port Apts or '? '? J-Jave securi1ies, real invest. nlent· opportunity. s~0.000 Want $7.5,000 Loan. Have \'al, \\'ill !J·ade all or part $150,000 1st TO as se- 67:>-214 1 'ii-1 lots Palm Spn ngs, t'lca.r. 1 nt>ar tennis {']Ub $20,(IOO, ,Olhc1· 11·indlcss ;o"{'a ~10,00'J. Trade !or eqt.v in unl!s or ~:omni"!. in C.'.'11, Ol' N.B. ·Bkr. 6..J6-41..J·l \VANT Costa i\lesa or vie. l tAVE So Lake' Tahoe Jot :Nevada side & '.)0 Acres ov· :~l'lookun:: Lake illathews ~!ear. Own-Agt, 673-41 44 Viii U'lld. Dr<l pt'S \\'/\'alam:-· t-s. hot tray, .rrc. play,, e n- ·1ry h;i.ll l'onso!!', ov;il r1.1;::, rrl'Ords !or good vacu un1 cleanl'r 0r Bh1e Chip $tamps. :146-1.:.SI •llrr 6P1\I or 11 PCkr11ds. \Vhat do you have to !rade ~ List it hero -ln O!'ange County's lan::es t n::ad !rad· W"!g post -af'1 make a deal You .:-an hal'e c!ics!nuls r oa!'.IC<l on a n open fin" 2 Br delx mt, hon1r 111· J-{11n- n1n;;: Spring~. f-'HA appr $17,500 bal ~\:!l)'l \\':int little place in C.?-1. .i l&-6~77 5 ACRE S n e a r PAL:'II pPRGS, 1nust ~crlf1,·e Sj"JQ for homr, un1!s, T.D.'s or curity. Will pay 10°/~ ? ? Owner 616-8004 . int. Principals only. BeauL. Buick blue & \l"hlle. Inboard ski boat, excel, cond. Trad(' for pickup, r ;1.n1p.>r or jeep up or down. F1"1n1 Sl400 vaJuc. 5..Jb.5~59 212 acres lf'vel. t.lojave Cou nty Jntlustrial Cen1er, airpot•t. railroads, water, route 66. 6 hrs from L.A. \Vill trade for sailboat. Call 4~1-9993. Corona dcl i\lar. giant·pool, ::I BR, 2 BA, lrplr, indr b- IJ.q. Live in or pcrf !or IC'asing. \Vant: Jnconie in n iv. or ~.B. Cnty. 67;-,.7re9 i\!1n k J;tole, cap, Argus 8 !llilI Ca1ncra, projector, b1- n!K·ulars, tape J'l'cordcr .. For V\\', value s;,oo, 5404088 or M6·5'145 Eve. T\VO, 13()' lots heart of Paln1 Desert, you can build 16 U, S'.'.5.(XXl equity, trade for u nits or ron1m'l N.B. or C.:'11. 0 11'nc1· 67l-30·k~ • 546-5984 • ANNOUNCEMENTS and NOTICES Found (Fr" Ads) 6400 TORTOI S E S he! I s\Jvrr/black n1a!e l'a!, 3 or 4 n1os. old. \\"ear1n,i:: Ilea collar, vie. Princeton Dr. '.:>-10-6401 FOUND'. i\l en"f>. prescription sunglAsM-s; vie. Cal1!ornia & Idaho Pl., r.!C'~a V1~rdc. Call & 1denlilx..Jl5rl'F!l:2. YELLO\V Poodle/mix, 11bout I yr. old. very small. Paularino Schnol a rr a. ;, 16-20tll FOUi'\D Krrs u11 Colu1nli1a ~l.. Costa !\!rs.a. • CalJ 5-19-1930 aft 6 pin. S111ALL i;rey sir1ped kitten. Has flea collar . vie Balboa Island. 675-61.~6 GER i\IA N ::;hort .ha1r roinlcr. f.SS..:3?16 !~I IT EN, Flu fl,;. \·Jr lsl &. Begon1<1. Cct:'ll !i7.1-518!l Accounting 6500 floor& ---·"---6665 Ironing 6755 BOOKKEEPING dorl<' in my hOnll'. sruall <'I c (· o u n t s wanted. Call <ill 6 p.111., ti7:>-l:.W CARPET VINYL TILl:: ~-r .... ., ,,,,1. Lie. contr. :rJ(}..72(52, :-.ic.-!-108 IRON ING 611.rhclors-J~t 111a l'l.:e do your ll'Ornnr;:. 642~11 A•ph1lt, Oil• 6520 Gard•ning 6680 Janitorial 6790 SEALING & PAT01ING Residential -lnrlus • Coinc'l Comp] reas serv, CWTI!n!ly engaged by City of C.J\t. !or street restoration. NATO CORP. Gen'! Contractors 638·SS18 B1by1itting 6550 BABYS!TTl:\'G, N e w p o r t Heights <trca. Larg1' fenc••rl yard. Xlnl can:: & rcls. &.1.:r2754 * BABY~JTI'li\.G , rl;i.v or nitf', illagnolia & \Varner. FV. 8~2-6-175 [IAUYSITTING days. ln!'rl yd. 5 day werk. Hu nting-Con Beach a.n.•a, 8·17-6-118 Brick, Masonry, etc. 6560 BGJLD, Rrnioclel. repair. Brick, block. COOCl'C'!C, rarpe.ntcry, no job too :s1n;ill . Llr.. Con!r. !162-694j Bu.sineu Service 6562 TYPESETTING Nrw a nd con1ple1r e o 1 d 1.1rc !aeiliti.'s ~rrv111g :d! of Orange-Coun1y_ Ofh'!" J11c; ~peerly seivlce .t )()W r:1t r.~. Call fnr furtt1•"r 1nlurn1atJon. 171·\J 836 :;~.:i:, Carpentering 6590 CARPENTRY r.tINOR. REPAIRS. No Job Too Small Cabinet in gar· ages & ot her cabinets. 5~5-8175, iI no a.ru;wcr leave ntsg at 64&-2372. H.. 0. Anderson TRAi'lSl'ER Panel !ruck~ .r, l/\\"s to Capers. Re builrl ur 1"{'n1odcl boals + p1't'!,i l1rh "i1l1on. Cus1 on1·hu1Jr t'<ibtn<>I\ ,\,. fL\lun-s. F1.1rm1C"a \\Ork. 616-5219 ANTHONY'S 644-4860 The Bes t, cos1s no n1ore! E..xp<>r1 encecl l\.l~intenanc:e Budget l..a ndscap!ng G raduate Horticulturist l\'E\V I a IV n s lfl·Secding. C1.;1nplete la1rn care .. Clean up by JOb or month. Free l'St1n1!1!CS. For 11\ff), ('i\U S.16-0~J3:.! or 893-199:1 AL'S Gardening & Lawn !llaintcnancc. Comrnel"cial, industrial & residential, .. 6·1&-3629 * COMPLETE \':trd :\lain!. Cleanup r:ras. 968-1~28/646--82·17 Cut & Edge La1vn illaint~nance, Licensed .':>-\S-+IS08/549·-J99.J aft 4 J<.i pancsc G;;rtlcnPr Complr1e Yurd Srrvicf' Frtc E~1i n1al<' &l&.0830 FuJI l.<1\\'ll Service & Genera.I Yard Clr,an11p MO..J9C~ r rcc I::stin1a tc CLEAN-UP ~PECIALJST~ illowlng. ed;-:1 ng, rxld jobs. Reasonabl<'. 548-69:),) TP.EE Scr\'l<'r. i;c nrra! yord cleanup. Tot<:ifill & sprinkler ~"rv. 61&-5S48 JI:\l"S Gardening & lall'n 1n alntC'nancc. R!'s. & Com· n1cre1al. * 540-4~:{7 * Expert Japanese F l;\"E:ST \\'ORK 646-033 1 General Services 6682 GARAG£ Doors Serviced & Repairrrl. Gcnel'al llousc ill aint. $10. m in. 67~5384. Hauling 6730 TOP Dollar for nl cl itrms y r:o u r ga r agr , 1v i l! :.torr/anct/or n101·e. Le t a ~n1all busim;:;s1nan pay a1 - !f'/l!l•1n lo yollr needs. J oh11. :r:lfi.fi1% L•ndscaping 6810 LJC"D J arianrsc landscape cnnlrac1or. La1\·n~. sprklrs, pa1 1os, cir. ~30-3(1.~7 Masonry, Br ick 6830 RICHARD ALLEN Custom & Spanish Masonry A Specialty I Block, Brick, Concr•te Free Est. 633-2343 Paperhanging Painting 6850 NEEO PAINTING? Call us! Rrllalile &order w/ Quality at i1s best, At the n1ost 1"{'asonable p1·i<'es. Fn'e rs1 i 111a1rs. 5-18-600:.! *INTERIOR EXTERIOR* f';ont1n~ -PR[l!'rhang1ng J.1c. Ins. f ;uarantccrl llarris P<1.int1ng &12-45,~ SUBURBAN Pai r1tin~/Dec Exr>crt Guaranlccd \\'ork frt'P r~1. f\o Joh too large or too small. 4.94-3190 PAlNTING Int & Ext Lowest contr11c tr.d pri<'es. Fully ins. Sa!isfaction guru , Free est. J 1n1 \Vecks 673-1.106 PAJ'.'ITL"\G , Papt'ring 16 YJ"1'. 111 Harbor arl'..'a. Lie. & h•111dr>fl . Hr>fs. furn. 6•1J..23.'o6. BOG'S !\laster Painter & £st1n1a1 er. Clls lom 11 •)rj( only. 21:1: ~i92-2.J86 \\IALLPAI~ER !NG .~· PAil'· ·r !NG. llJ YHS in an-.1. Hr11~on<1hle rarl"'s. 6·12-4127 Tu~sday, October 21, 1%9 JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPL MEN Joba--Men, Wom. 7100 Jobs.-Men, Wom. 7IOI 7020 '---------COMBINATION', Sb11.rp Bar ----------BOOKK EEPER 1'.la1cts & Go 1.-;o Dancers. PAflT·TI!'ot E o!fire 11 o r k F'u!J cha rge-, lhni T!'ial Bal. Top wagPs. PhrJnl'..' lor in- \\ a n I ed . Ty p I n g & il l'l(V, IVr boat sales business, l1.•rv1r1v. S.1s~y Lassy, 2!l01 ~l)Ort.hand. Laguna to San ~lln 2 )TI eXper; "''Oman 25. Har bor, c.~1. ClPrllCnl('. 4!l;}..420(} '.).}_ Ac:turate, neat, ambit. Custodian HOUSEKEEPER • Compan· 1oui;. f'f'rrnane11t posH!on. J ,,,~,IED. opening for relk1bll'! ion, .E.'xp. seeks t'mploy in X l n t ~;1.lary & benttits. man ,,.,·\th previous Jn· Bch or Bay area. Havt' car 6~2-5735 J\"lr Ga n-ia. dustriaJ ja.Hilorial exp. Xlnt & re!rr. 497-1032 BOOKE E PER, F/C "''C_'rk.!ngcond ... grl. pay & ~I n•PING a11rl PhOto copy f et> rcinib<Jr.;ed, also Ice po-fn~ benefits incl. P:Ofll service, reasonable, speedy sitions sharing. Cah!. I n j e ct 1 on ._r1·v]<"\', 96S--7~2 · Tllolding, 200 Briggs Avf'., ACCOum=m=o~--Niguel Pt'rsonnel Agency C.M. 546-4460 S1nall Sets of Book.s ZiGl.l F'Orbes Road * DISHWASHERS Tlly home, S.i(}..2211 eves. La~una NiguC'I -· 8J l-14TI F/c Bkpr-sec. Thn1 P&L BOOKKEEJ)ER .. P art TlnH', *BUSBOYS l J yrs. t'."ip. 1\1lh 1111· ofc, 11or1, 1n local ;,:\&-7'2'18 r'(•!;11! IH!l~l'l"y. 6-J6.;}996 Af'PLY IN PERSON COCO'S Job Wanted, Men & Women 7030 Q11<1l1ty Po~1!1f!n5 for Q<1ahf1ed Apphcanl ~ ·IS8 E .. 17lh St., Sulte '.:2.1 Co:<ta i\11~:.a 642·1~70 ACCOUNTANT/ BOOK- KEEPEn, F I c . Ex- BOYS 10 . 14 Carrier Routes Open for 78 Fashion Isla nd Laguna Beach, SQ. Laguna. 1 -~N='="='°~'=' =C='="-"='=· ='="=· _ DAILY PILOT DISHWASHER 612-1!21 BOYS BO'{S Experienced CABLE & Harness trainee No t'Xper, nccf'ssary S\\'ISS INDUSTRIES 2'J'.:0 College /Ive, C~l S.IS-1!150 Apply in person SURF & SIRLOIN 5930 Pac. Cst. Hwy .. Newport Beach DISHWASHE~ Experirnr ed Days Apply llJ ;\Tr. C.;ilr NEWPORT HARBOR YACHT CLUB 720 \\i', Bay, Ball~a (Closed :\Ion. & Tue~.) DENT,\!. ASSISTANT .!or "''''""''· ''"'""'" 101"~ ~C-as~h~·1e-r/~B"'k""k-pr-.$'"'4=03 er. P IL 612-2tiii6 Onhodonth~ p r a c 1 i c t-. Cha.irs1de &. !;1,h. Do111a] exp ref!. Ortho exp pre. Age l!hiO. Top salary. 642-2626 Advert1s1ng Production Artist Production M9r. Experienced agency production a rt i $ t ca pable of !o o m • production manage. ment for Newport Beach agency. Xlnt. $alar y and benefits. Please ~end Daily Pilot Assemblers J"('Sllm(' !" T h.? Bnx ~1-:iiS. HUGHES NEWPORT BEACH COMMERCIAL ELECTRONICS DIVISION has ln1n1ed ia1e opening.~ for: EXPERIENCED HYBRID .& INTEGRATED CIRCUIT ASSEMBLERS A/R, sharp, good oppty! Independent Personnetl Agency .1 TI7 Orange Ave., Suit C C.111, 642-0026, 5'15 OOT!l Carritrs \\'(' need r8_\Tlers, male Ol" ft'mal!", lR yrs. or OV· er. good health, to de- liver thil"d class type n1ail each S111iday morn· ing in thf'SI' areas . Hunt· ington Beach. Fou11tain Valley. \\'estminst.er, Sun· set Beach, f\l1d\vay City, ~al Beacl1, C'.o!;ta i\\~sa. Newport Beai.'h, Corona rl <>l ilia!', !n i ne, Laguna lltils, 1-:1 Toro, h1 ission V1rJo, San J uan Capis... trano. Capisl ra.no Beach, La\;una B('ach, ~uth La· ~una, Dana Poml, San C!cnientc; E:xcellcnt pay, sh o rt hours, Apply hf>tv1e r n 10 ;im & ~ pm at tile !0Ho1v- 1ng addrrsses. 7-152 Lorge Circle lluntington Bea ch 6.~0 Tf'rminal \\'ay Costa i\lt'Sa DENTAL ASSISTANT Oral .surgery & X-Ray exp only need apply. 54~7719 Dental Assistant eha.1rside, expcrienred Phone anyOme 963-~782 Dept. ~torr J. W. ROBINSON I las an 0pPning for a -MAIO- O!fenng full 11mc employ- ment \\ith excellr11t benefit~. Apply in person !o the Per- sonr ! Dr pt. FASHION ISLAND NE\\'PORT BEACH Dr11(tsn1rn Architectural Draftsmen & Job Captains Immediate Opening• Permanent Position• Frank L. Hope & Associates Al"l'..'hitects & Engr. 101 Civic Cntr Dr \\'. &1n!a Ana. 5~7-9481 Dra!tsmrn ~ll]l y, bal1111L1' $10 n10, ILL TR.ADE !or motor~·}'· e or ? CALL 536-1131. Large lot. upper Ba.ck Bay, cul-Oe-sal·. Granada \Vay, S1~.2j() clear. Sl1bm1c auto, truL·k or f'ampcr, PcJTOn R~alty &12-li71. BABY Car bl'<l , 7th & /lla1 n Sis. BB Plr11sf> r ail ~:;& ... 6:1.~!} CARPENTRY. Ca h 1 n l' ! ~ Hc111od . No Jnb Iron sni:.11 , qual 11y 11'0rk. Call &l&-2J06. QUAL fIT Repairs -Al1c r a· tion., -l\ew Cons t. by hour or Contracl. 646-3442 Tt1P Doll~J' [c;r r1Jtl yn 11r i:;ar agr>, .~!urf'/;;nd/or n101i:. 1lr111~ ,,. i I I LeL a f""(l/: J:<'tll•r Pai11l1ntc, Hll!'I'• 1,w ,t, r~te rior. :IP<Jll~r1e· cr'tl· ·°'IS lll"nlh~ nr morr or l't"r·rn t :106~1 ca1n1no Capistrano JllL'". 6-16-40'7 ,t 5-JJ.;:;1rr: f :>:fJl"'ri l"ncr 1s 1't'qu1red in 1l1e Laguna Niguel DRAFTSMAN * * ius1NESS and 1i FINANCIAL ius. Op~;t_u_n_lt_l_es_6_300- " "1fillatr ·, II COLLECTORS WANTED ltc:llahl" n1e n & 1<.omrn, "-~· ltl'llent rai-nings-_ Full ,r,. par! 1time avaiJ;iJile. I Oars ,t ;rvcnin~s.) Nn srlling! Re- 1fll!1ng & c0Uect1ng monf'y 1from cc-.in opPl'itted dispen- !er~ in Ol'angc County & t,un"l'.lunding ar<'a. Compr111y fUP[l!icrl Jocat1ons. 11l11nct!re n a m.. branrl candy & 1-n<i1·k,1 . SJJ75.00 cash re· <1111rrd. F'or per::oon::ll 1n1rr- l\'1r11· in this a1'f':'I, st'nd ,(1all11', addrr:..~ ,\; r hnn1' f11n1brr To !llul11-Stat" D1$I, nc., 9()7;") f:~ ln1p<>1·1,.,[ }/11·y. tJ011·nr.~" Calif, 002·tt. 1113) $t€j] .(\1:71 . ·Ladies Appa rel Shop L1k:r to own your Oll'n busi- ne ss; ilcl'f''s a real op por. tun11y to own your own ~!Jrip 1v1th a small 1nves1ment for fLxturei; 1n thr Fountain Val- l<!) arra. All merchandise js on consi~nment. No in. 1''estml'nl in nicrchandise, ,pay af1rr it is sold. \Ve Ira.in yo11 & supcrvi.se you at no f :xpensc, .f·or comple!r 1nlor. n1ation, 11-rite or phone F. L, 'r1crney, 2130 North JloJly. "-·ood \\'ay, Burb11 nk:, Calif. .Pilon(' {21.il 8·13-43~0. Q\\"N Your own profllahlc businr~s in bf'autHul Cd111 .h i:;ht on Coo.st Jliw11y. Sharp ~ .sea! c11le. All ne1v shin- 11!111.: rqu1p. NO\V serving h1nf'h ;ind dinner. Cou!d S('r11r brea.kfasL Buill 1n ,t·l1rnt"l". lo""' rent. Only 59.:Jj() for quick sale. Tem1s ·t all Van at "The Real f;stat<'rs"' 64&-7171 PART TIME ~111 n11fact urt' auto accie!i;ory ,par1s 1n your spill"(? timr . G00<! fa mily projrct. $1500 s11ppl1cs netdt:'d. S h o u 1 rt ,1'f'!u1·n $.;J()'.) ~ per niont h or 1nnrf' hill !Im<'-For arip1, ;?lionr 1i l4~ :)39-9871 , r ~t 211 , -M~A~N-u=F~A~c=T~u=R-IN~G~ t xr;.nfllrll:' company ~cd5 m1111 f('\r ~upeni.~lon of pro- rl1K't1on. $15,COO inve&tmrnt. .!'a!Ary open + share in prof. •its + comPAny fnnge OOn- f'filJ; t or 11pp1 phOne. 1714~ i\!J.:Jj\7\, ex t. 490. Pnr.c1pal.s onl,v, /'11():\~;y ~!11.ki ng r 11ff' I 11 r h 1n :::-,,111 11 An11 lridu~1r1:il '1\rr:i ~·ully l'q11ipp!(I. 5hor! • 01'rl"''" J,, shnrt h.o 1,1 rs . 54(1.;\;,<9. * * BUSINESS and FINANCIAL * -----Bus. Opportunities 6300 FAMOUS BRAND NAME CANDY ROUTES :\iJW a1·aiJal)\c in Costa i\lesa & many olher to1vns in this area. All loca!1oris arc con1. n:cn:1al or lactory. Very high earnings, no scU1ng in· vol vetl. To qua.1 1fy you niust be 1'i'l1;ibJc & have 1 hr a day spa1'(' time {day,'i or c1·es\. $120G IO .S.-;J;l! REQt.:JRED I nqu1r-c lll)(J(I! our ··tree born1s ro,11., pl<!n '. .\l<tke ynur fli- !urr s<'''llre \\'l!h uo;, a Dunn S· Bri\d~trf'f't ratr<l :\a(10n11 I Co, For muN' 1nforn1a 11on send nam<', add~l' &: pOOne no. 10: ROUTE DF:PT, P. 0 , &ix !),~ Pon1on,:i, Calif. 91 76'.l FRIGIDAIRE JET ACTION Fr1g1da11"{' 18 ni1n. wash. Fastr~t 111 t h!' 111dustry, ~o. 18 m i11 \\'ashes \\"ill do the \1·ork of 4J, 30 min 11·ashc~. f'R!GfDlAR E OUTSTANO. ING LOCAT fONS: La Mira· da major shOpping cen!er. ( ;arl'.!cn Gro~·c & Buena Park Coin·O·Matic Equipment, Inc. 233-1 1,~ W. Valencia Fullerton 71~: 525-7833 STE/11\I CLEANER F'OR CARPETS & llphol. A\'er. $200 thnl S300 per day, no pcr{'('ntagr!, You Ol\'n it. S.1600 ea!:oh. &16-.j97t eves FISH & CHIPS SHOP Ideal for cuuplc, * 644-2944 + DRESS Shop, !llode--0-Day, busy Buena Park area. 01i.'ner: 527-5946, 847-3827 lnv11tment Oppot. 6310 AC Q U I S IT I ON OR f.IERGER.. Small educa- tional products mf.':" hall pro- rlucts launched bul neerls broac!tr basP for marketln.'(" expansion. \\'rite Daily Pilot Box ;\l-346 Money to Lo•n "320 2nd TD Loan Prom!'!, confidenti11.J ~rv1ce 642-2171 54>-0611 Sen.i1ng H.11rbor AI't'll 20 Yn. S•ttl•r Mortgage Co. :;35· F,, 17th .Streer $15,000 .r .. r 1t()()(l t'f"!ll "~ta!~ ]Qfln. V~r>11n1 ,QK, :i.Ir. Adl'ffif!, Arnk"r + >19!'1·2130 I Lost 6401 RE\VARD. Small tan shaggy dog, Cock-a-Poo I y pc. Black ears. Losr Cd:'ll. Ans1<.'\\'ers to ' ' Ra J p h ' '. 673-6664 ALL Blk Gl"'rn1an She p-Lah. H,EPAIHS, ALTERATIONS CABINET. Any s ize job 2J yrs. e xprr. :,is-6713 REPAIR, Par i1!1ons Sn1all R1:n1ode1, etr. Nile nr clay, Rras! Call KEN 510-4679 Dlk ba nd arourirt nAr~~. Cement, Concrete 6600 l\"/r ll h ll'A \II!:! • .,. "Blackdog". Please' call * CONCRETE FI n o r ~. 4g4 ... 2202 patlos, etr Reasonable. Call LOST: Sma ll ian 111alc Co<:k· A-Poo. sl\ai;i;y, bl k. 1;ars: vie. Corona r!C'I !\I 11 r . 673-66(;..J Ft:~L\LE lllat·k n111unture flO(!lr. f:rrl r J e a 1·n!l11r. \JJ ni:: ta11 Rr,uirrl. \"1r C:\1 Police Drpl :'!'I0-1471 S.\I \Vhl \'II'(' Tc11·11'r "'ff'. q1ulla", tnrk rrflr Ir:;. 1 1c C'l. lfl/10. C11l1 642-401'1 Don, 6·1~-.~514 6620 I 10:\lt.: Bl"lL[IErt Build on your lo!, cus1oin cr11fl sn1an ... 111r .v !lrs1g11. Eve ry 11.,,in1 a o;;u;lr•rpl('<'f'. f(rai;, ! .J<". bnritfPd. :rJS..Q"j6'.I Gl::1'ERJ\L Co11t r,1rlnr. All carpf'ntiy. conrrCtr, adcl & 1·cm(l((cl1nc:. 2» .~I"' ..,,, ... DI A,\l, P.1 111; -2 ~T0nr. Call pcncnce. ~:l1 ·7'.lSt 810·2::82 Collecl alter ,11 P~I. 4:12-3036. ~ P,E\\'AR Q. Carpet Cl•1nlng 6625 BLACK Cock"-a-Poo, rna\c, 2 }T~ nlr!, ans. 10 '"Allie:· 646-4377 LOST l-~rn1ale lnsh Setter , \'IC. A\'OC!l.dO & Fa1rv1ew, C!\l, 11)...IG-69; ~6-27.i!l LOST: Sn1a.ll tan male Cock· A·POO. sha~gy,, blk. t>ari;: vie. Oirona de! iltar. 6T.l·fi6&t 6405 LOSE WEIGHT 1 1•:ant to \Vomi:"n 11·11<:1 arc J() pound.• oc more oV<'l""''<'iglit to take flflM 111 J:"f"l'.lUD 11•l'i~ht loss progran1 of sJ)l"'t'1ali1.rrl t"1"'ducing, All inqu1riPS rnn .. fidential. A~k for ~1 r. l~C'n~ nN:ly 537-5412, HOUSEWIVES Double your money tor Xmas or rai5e money for your C'i~h or c hurr h. A phone fall br letter and you will t"{'t'••ivr lree, comple'c i11lorn1a t1on . Comp11b, 1(68 E. J~t St .. ~u1te ZO.\, (11 4) ~~6-6.<"t.ii. -----LICENSED Spiritual P.eadin~~. ntlvi•·c nn all niatter.s, ~1 2 i". I-:! Camino Real, So n Clrn1cn\C' 492-91~. 496-9.107 10 A111 . lO f'111 BAOIELOR Looking In!' r,:lrl tennis player 1n :i.o·~ · - fl ying, ere. \Vrl!e Box l\1 &47 011.ily Pllo1 ALCOHOLICS Anony1nous Phone 542-721'1 01' wri!e lo P.O. Bolt 1223 Co~ta i\h·~.1. NO mal!tr wh111 11 1~. yr,q """ :<I'll 1! l\1lh II 11Afl.\' PILOT \VAi'JT AD1 ! ll4'2.:'-o!l7R * DlA!l·lONDS are mr>11surt·rl by '1 U11!11y, ro are w!'~ D!i\}!OND CA RPI:../ CLEANERS 6~J-1317 a nyr1n1c CARPET & Flirn. cleanin~; for 1 day scn.i1cc & 11ual1ty work, call Strrhng lor brigl1tncss! 612-8:i20 CARPET & upholslel'.Y ~team cleaner!, also carprc 1n· Rlalint1on. Resul1s g11ar. For free e~!. call &IB-.5~71 Elect rice I 6640 ELECTRICIAN: Licen~er! . bolldrd, i;mall jobs, ni;unt &·. rC"pairs. ~1&-.JW3 ACTIN.G Do you 1vant to be a full tinie l\'Orking professional~ Do you hA 1'e 1he self rlisriplin..- ro subject you!'SC'U to a rig· Id British lr aining cour.;e & 1he 11rt i.~t ic humility lo 1.1 c· rrpl n1il'!o1T rolrs until t h !' 1r111n 1ng rirrioi"ricnce orct;>~sary. no ;igi: ba1TJrr. 1\-fembeNi of this exclusive group 1dl1 only r.,... aci:r pterl upon a satisfactory persona! lntervie~· with 1he r!irector. Call 494..+KH for ;ipp!. Attractive Expert YOU!"G \V0:-.1,\N danr"r 11 \ll leR('h Y•'ll 1111 laTr~t $!i>p~. C;1,ll ,,M,,\I 21.J; ~~I~~~!! 1.1n Pi\! sm<1ll businl'..'~sm11n p;1y a1. trnt1rin to your needs. John -5'.lG-6121) YARD 1Gar. t.:leanup , Ren1ovc lrcc~. ivy .. d irt, tr atrr:ir backl1oe, i;r ad e 962-8745 CLl::AN t.:P & Tr1n1n11ri~ TrPe "'-shrub 1·cmoval. Rl"a~nablr . ~19-1359 CLEA:-: ... u p and light n10V· 1ng. Call D:ivr· ... ,11g,'1-42':)J ... ~~-~ Clean Up And Haul SHI a ln,i ! 6-16·25::'-~ Housecleaning 6735 r.,\~· ,\. Bcar h .1an1to11al ::Ort»'. c .. rp<•t-, \\ 111dow~. f!onrt, r Tr Rt\~ & Co m 1n f' ' j b jl,~1101 e \\'J c,~C~C~\\~.S~D~l~R~T~Yc7- t'1·<•r l'~l. 1j }'t'al's f'\P .J0hnny n11nn 1; 12-:135-1 \\"Ol:LD Lou believe I \''111 f'lcn r; your hnn1e for Bhle Ch1p ::>ta111p.'~ ,11!17-73:.o C:\RPJ·;Ts. \\ lflrlO\\'~. firs, rlc. P.c~ or Comr·r. Xlnt 11T,rk Rt'.15! Rel.<;. :i~S-41 11. PAINTl;\G & paperil,1ng1n,c:. Rcllsonabl<'. 2.i ) ,._, c:o.:p. (;.,rrnan ski!JJ;. 642-1.~22 Plastering, Repair 6880 e PATCH PLASTERING. ,\II types. Yree C~ II 5-lO..f.S2:"> esli111atr. 6890 ~~bing PLL':\!13!!'\G REPAlR No J0h too sm<tll • 6-12-::!28 • Re ... ':!'!~el , R~pair, 6940 Bli!LD, Remodel, R ep11lr I3rif'k, block, co 11 c r e t e , crpniry, no iob too J;n1a!l Lir, Cr1n1 r. 962-691.i • If ~ou nr1 rt l'r>:n~1ctrJ 1ni:: ria.1n 11n1:: "r 1"1"'pa1r-;. Ca:J Li1 r k .. h!2-li!"l7, Sewing 6960 • Drrssn1ak1nc • Alterauons Spro;:i:.i.) ol1 hr111F.. .. &!6-64·1fi .. Alta rations -642-5845 j'\:r>a i, arcurate. 20 yrn1·~ rxp, Ironing 67.5~ Tree Service -~~---- 6980 IRO:-.JNG in iny horn", re ferences. 1.)c & 20c per po. * :-.JS-5104 * BUS IEST marke tplacf' in 1own. T he DAILY P ILOT ClassH1C'd SC'Clion. S a v r m oney, lime & eJJort. Look now!!! BE\VARE'. ! Rubber trees break !ountlatiu n.~. f~rr!e ($1, Any Tree Service. 5:Jl>.3920 DOug Upholstery 6990 CZYl\OSKJ'S Cu~T Uphol. European Craftsmanship 100~;, Fin! 642-1454 11131 Newport Bl .. C.i\T. ANNOUNCEMENTS •nd NOTICES 6 405 Cemetery Lot• 6418 *Alone? YES IT'S YOUR FAULT f 0r r'Prorrled m('A.~11g" that 11·1!1 ch1.1 fl~<' )'O\lr Jile call OH.ANGE CO. 547-6667 :'l hour recording S iN G E n S, WR TT E R S rvt"ord rn111pany ronducllng talr 11! go:>a rrh. !")4~2353 Announcem•nt1 6410 Grand Opening Academy of Physio The,.py ~i 1i1111 ~· m a.5:<Ao;:l', f; lemalr t"• h, 1n 11111-12 n11 'ln1iz:hr i da,v~. l.~:l ThA lla, .l'ul!e C, Lnc:11n11 Rei\<'h ~S-1·1.11.' F OR SALE by r:iwner. 6 P a. c i/ie Vie1v t•emctery lots. Call 545-6!)6(}. Legal Notice• 6450 I. Lenox 11. 1-luhl:iard, can<'f'I lh<' Po1vr>r or Attnmcy m;id~ out to .lu'\ni!a :.1a~in~ H11h, i).'11\l . 10·'.20-69. 19i4 t"rdera.I. (':'It t wiU not hr 1'PsPQn:<ib!c tor any rfr hl:< nrhcr ll111n my O""'n, Leonanl T, Krahenbill J r, I \\'JLl. not he responsihle l or any dehlll other thlln my own .• James fl.11rhael F'ox r 11·Ul oo! be responsible for eny clC'bl:< nthe r than my nwn Rnhrrt V BnsMn T'l.r\i'N?NG tn n1n\'e~ )'ou'll r1rirl an :una z\ni;-n11mber of hon1es !n lnday"s Classl.Ocd Ari,;. Chcrk !hem oow . fr1ilo•1·ing-il!'t'flS: llllrk-fi lnl or Jr Draftsman sol,Jcrin.c. wl rr hond1t1l:, CASHIER TO $450 ~S openings in ) chtp m ollnt1ng, m1crowcld· 8 1 .• N 8 h ff e MAPPING ini; or bonding. _eaut1 lJ.I e1vport. eac o . !Jf}f'n1ngs ari:" nn !~1 and 2nrl shift ~. PltaSe apply in prrson !0: HUGHES NEWPORT BEACH 500 Superior Avenu& Newport Beach, Ca lif. ices. Brokerage background. e SUB~O J V PLOTTING Call Koy 546--:l-fJ() JASON BEST O SCRIBING E mp!oymr nt Agency 2120 So. /'11ain. S;tnca Ana *CHEF* Part Time Jor Sunday &. ;\londa.y nigh1 , 4 to 11 PNI. needed at e INKING .'.pply IL C1ifford Thorn &. ,\ssociates 2952 Century Pla~ Costa ~lesa. 541).4481 l·:qu:1J opportun1tv en1plOYPf' • !II & f * DRIVERS* No Experience Necessary! ALLEY WEST ,\lus t have t'lean Calilomla 2106 Oct'anlront driving record. A9PIY B, \H Y,.._! TTE l~~l 1,;: u1 1Qr--:1 rhllclren r 2 -~rh00l-a~cl. Salary opr>n. :-.111.~t lnvr rhildrr n. l.1lr' lvu1~rwr1rk. ·"·'11--1~·11 N"1"'J>'ir1 Bc ar 11 675-lTl~ YELLOW CAB CO. **CHRISTMAS** 188 E. 1611' SL HE L p Costa hlesa (Male or Female) Electronic Inspector" Fnli and part time i'l!All. Treine• $2.50 hr 8c,c\clclcYc>~lcTcT=F:c, 7R-,-,\cl-,,-,,-"-,,I \\IR A P P 1-~ RS, SALES X1nt JrviJ11' ('Q P..('ad b\ue. 11,,1nan . '..!', d:1.v~ \\ k, l in-C1 .. E:RKS, STOCK Cl...ERK.'i pn nt.~. C:ilJ A~an. 5-16--5410 tilnt. '.! school-age 1~!)--s. Apply 10 to 4 rni. JASON BEST B'lck H<1y :i1'ra. ~~li'.i RICHARD'S ·F:mplorml'n! Ageory ?120 ~-Main, &!n!a Ana RABYSJTT-E-.R--\\1 ant r. d Lido Center ![0111·~, :\·lnnrlRy !hr\i Fri(l:1y,l-~-::~c'c1_'="c••~Lc'0c0c·_'_··_8_·~ Experienced 1n single ocedle J0.2 :: l'ililrlren ~ly hnnv~ CLf:ANING lady neeried. and overlock. Good piece :i;1·1 fl"l' 11'f'E'k. Cal! Diane F nday prel!!rred. 4 hN: o n· 11·ork prices, steady ,,.,·or k. r,:\S-.':-ll I H B. ly. i\lust have own F.DDY MOSS 14042 Locust s ,\f\YS!TIER, your hoine. 6 transportation. R!'ferences. St., \\'r.~tmins ter; 534-Jl7:l& rno. r:ild l'hllrl. VI('. 22nrl & 5-16·7S17. EXTRA Chri.srma.s money. J\·c\1•port, Ci\.!. 7Ai\l-4:3UP.'<l. *CASHIER * Car ,,.,.·ash, Ea~y. fun. no investmenl. :':>l~>--5::111 after 5 PTll t ull time or part time.. no rlcliveory. Part time, goo-I IlAB\'SIT'TING & ironing CALL: 645-W22 r11.v. Cal l SARAH COVEN- pal'1 lime for tr.ac.her. Call CLERICAL: In su r a n c e TRY. 546-7122, 548-577!1, R-16--0407 af! •1;30 ra.o;ualty exper, 1 girl ofc in1 ~'16-<S=='c'==~:'.'.'.=,,,.,,..- BABYSIITER-HSKPR $100 Lh'c in 6 day.s, ~92..4378 R1:g11lar ra 1~rs io $1 50. H.B. l\lr /'llann, 842-4449 ESTABLISHED lnsurance · BABYSITTER, F'rom 2 to 6 P111 daily. tllesa North area, C'.osta ~lesa :'i--1&«>37 E\e~. BARMAID: 0 or pt tim~. nights. Good salary. Apply (toys: 436 E. 17th, C.fl.1. 5'1R-!1.M~ FJY COOKS Top w11gc!, permanent, hon· l"sl, and good workin1 con· ditions in area's leading reslauranf. Apply 9 am to j pm for inler1.iew at BEAUTICIANS for d11.y &: evening shifts in MANNING'S popular. priced C.M. salon, COFFEE SHOP Prt:?srrn slaff can't handle 24031 El Toro Rd. rapidly expallding voJumt', L.elsure Wor ld J...t.runA Hllh Paid vacation. Call Viola: 837-1014 5~8-9!H~ or apply In person, * COOK-4xperienced Crowning Glory Beauty SA-Exre>llent working ronditiorn; l0n, 267 E . 17th S!. APPLY JN PE RSON - B I K I N I &rmsid/danl"!r. SNACK SHOP #9 Full or part·tlme. Costa M•'8 Boat Mfgr. -NE EDS - • As5embltrs • F inish C•rpenter• * 0' DAY YACHTS* 300!) Pulln11U1, Costa hlesa B 0 OKKEEPER flSS!Stant, for O('C11no"r11phlc firm. ,\r. r nu nts pay11ble-r,.ceh'able .~ .-;.encral bn.okke1pin1 knO\l'l&doi;c. ;l-18-3~~ 3446 E. Coast H\\y. Corona de! Mar COOK SECOND or dlnfl!'T Phone . 400-5'146 cook. Computer Oper•tor1 !Swing k Mid Shifts) 1 yeal'9 experience on IBM 1130. Cfl3 &Ot11'r k 511 repro- duction. Teletype bkgrnd. bencflcial. CbNTROL DATA CORP. 3:>J!) \\I \Varner. S.A. filil 5-11).2820 Eq1111.l o}'.lflQrt11nity tmplo)•er Leads a vail, N.B. affioe. Can-er oppt, 675-6383 factory ITT IABSCO TURRET LATHE S•tup & Oper•te TOOL, DIE & MOLD MAKER MILL & DRILL OPERATOR SHIPPING/ RECEIVING CLERK STOCKROOM CLERK ALL positions ~uire some e:icper\!'nce LrBERAL FRTN~ BENEFIT PROGRAM EQUAL OPPORTUNIT'i Ei\fPLOYER 14SS D~ \\'ay Co~ta i\le!oa, Cahl. 'il 1) 545-8'2~1 ------- 24 DAILY PJLOr Tllf:Mfay, Octobff' 21, 1%~ JOllS ,; EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT Jok---Men, Wom . 7100 Joba-Men. Wom. 7100 §I"- * * Housewives and Mothers Earn txtra money for * CHRISTMAS * J. C. Penney Company Fas.hion Island -Newport Stach Has positions open in * Sa les * Stoc k * Santa's ~felpcr * ('red1l intcrvie\\'S * Gift \1·rapping * Tvle rchandisc records * PBX Schedules including afternoons, evenings and con1b1nation of both. }.'1nest co nd itions -Top snpervi~io n -E x- cellenl be nefit s including discount privilege. * Apply Now * 10 A.M. to 9 P.M., Monday thru Friday J. C. Penney Company £24 Fashion ls.land Newport Beach, California * * -"II " Jobs-Men, Worn. 7100 Jobs-Men, Wom. 7100 e FRY COOK e Sun. 1 .. Holidays nlf * EXPERIENCED APPL\' IN PER . ..:ON THE RIGGER # 16 Fashion l~l:ind l\ewporl £.ca('h e lNSPECTOR, !or quality eon I r o I, needed im· mcd1atrly. i\lcGregor Yacht Corp. 1631 Placenlla, C.M. JR. ACCOUNTANT Areounung background, 11·ith ~t·n~'1·aJ o!fJ("C :;kills, occa· ,,1ontd 1ra1·c l, young boss, bl'a(·h a1'r:i, to SGOO. Call w . rain(', ,,J<'rchan1s PC'rsonncl A~cn~·y, :?(l-1.3 \Vesicli([ Dr. N.B. 615-2770 l,EGAL TRAINEE -----------1 \Vot·k al Ne wport CrntC'r. start $·100/rno. R r quirt•s sN:- rcrarial l"Xpcnencr. Type 60 \\'Pill, l1i.-:h1 shor lhand. Ar . tornl'y. P.o!ard S. Ban~umc. 6-1·1-00'I.! Fishing Rori \Vrapprr~ Top doll an; 11 i"Xp"d F.· \\ illing to \l"Ol"k. Bro11"n1ng !11fi::. Co. 1919 Placentia, C . :-.t, j.1$-.l lil FRY COOK 1\pply Lil ~r-nn 1v TH~~ C1JC.f" 2 10 5 p1n The F ive Crowns LEGAL SEC. t:!rgari! n1'1•· offl('C, beat·h ill"C'J, M'VCral yrs. <'Xp. top pay. call Ann, .\1£'rchanls /'i'rY>nnrl A g ,. n c y. ::'{)4.l \l"r~h·hff Dr_ N.B. 6-15-2770 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC: Re staurant * :::.~1 E . Pa1·1r1c Co.1~1 llwy. FOUNTAIN VALLEY Conrnci d<'l '.l!ar r-:o ph. falls SCHOOL DISTRICT Foreign Car Mechanics * Good co. bC"nclirs, 111<·1 paid ~);lry rar~<' Sj.43-. • ~6:1:.', Job$-Mtn, Wom. 7100 newport . personnel •. egencf Proft1osional Service for th• •mployer and th• •pplicant 133 Dover Dr., N.B. 642·3170 549-2743 Nurses;. RN, par! 11n1c; 7-~~ 3-J I, 11~7 LVN. full time; 7.;: Park Lido Conval<'~nt Center. 466 Fla~~hlµ 1\rl. Newport Beach . 642-8044 l"URSES -J'riv;1!P Duty nreclcd. flN's. LVN's. All £lulls. Call any hour 611-99jj f NURSES NCl.'tled !or private rlury, Prat1cal ,ft-Aides. No lie. nc<:. All s ll1fls and h\"C· 1n. J\lusr have IT'f"s. Call any hr. 642-9"J35 NU R SERY ~C HO O L HELPEll. R EPLY BOX P 7G:;, Di\ILY PrLOT NUTtsES Aides. t:xp"d. All :-hilts. Jnq. p<>rsonnc.I dept. Hoar. Mrm. /lo,,p. OU11'r SECRETARY }"'Q R busy a nd in!crrs.1 1ng job in per.;onnel a.nd sales clept. ,,fu~t have good skill~. Receptionist/ PBX J\.1USl' be attrac1jv,..., \\'cll- groorned with friendly s mile lo handlr 1n!crt•sting fl'onl desk. Fi1•m loca led 1n S:1n Cl f'mcnrc, Pll: i'-1rs. lltlsou, 491-115:1. ••• OPERATORS ••. Experienced in ~ing!e ne('(!le and ovcrlocks. Good piece \\·ork prices, .1Hcady \\"ork. l::DDY r.1oss 11042 Locust St., \Vcstminstcr ; 5::1-ST'..S. OPENING • .FLOCH.LADY !or Garincnt i\Jlgr. (.;ood pay, pcrn1a nrnt. 6'12-26fi6 PART-Tin1c ,:Jraning lady lor ne1'>' !urn. n1od. J1on1cs, not Jived in for ,1 i.~play purpo~cs only. 4%-121!6. PBX Operators Interim Personnel Service 4-15 r.::. 17th ::it .• C.1\I. 642-7523 PBX Ans11"<'ring S<'r1·1t:t', ,.-.;. pcric ncc pr e I c r r <'d , :il- tcrnoon & m1rlrui:ht ~h1fL~. Hunt. Bch. aren. :,;:G-AASl PRODUCTION -WORKERS- inlerest to women Sl''ING !'.iH ll-1" THE HARTLEY CO. JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE FOil MERCHANDISE FOR Job.--Men: Worn. 7lOO 'obs--Men. Wom. 7100 SALE AND TRADE SALE ANO TRADE ~~,==~~~~~~~l~F;;::u:rn:l~tu::::r.:-----;;:8000;:;~F~u~r=n~;~1u~r=•....;.::....;.;.;:.:~8~000;;;;- MERCHANDISE FOR SALE AND TRADE MERCHANDISE FOR SALE AND TRADE Restaurant SALF-5 Sar11.h Coventry has ---~--="-"----.;:::::~:.:.cc:::.:. ____ :::::_ Furniture 8000 Furniture 8000 l.\L,lEOIATI: Nl::I:.:O FOR (l!lt'lllll~S for 0 <.Jr pt lllTIC X1nas .sa..leii. Pl e a sa nl, rhgnified \.\'Ol"k \~/IVJ in- vest., c oll cc t 10 11 s or drlivcrics. Choose your own hr.;. r.tin. Ul,<e 21. For intv. call: ':">40--0614 & 96:!-5693 PUBLIC NOTICE DECORATOR GETS CANCELLATION OF 18 LUXURY APARTMENTS Spani$h & Mediterranean Furniture $50,000 Inventory To Choose From • MAINTENANCE •BUSBOYS •DISHWASHERS Soles Secretary 11·i1 h :l·3 years nation::i..I con SPANISH MEDITERRANEAN 9 Pc. Meditt Sedroom iuite, reg. $349, now ~168.00 Gorgeoui Spaniih Custom bu ilt sofa with matchg love seat . Choice of beautiftJI .APP LY IN PERSON io;u111c r products <'XJX'rienli!. Show ~uhr11l1 ~ume to Da.Liy l>ilot Room -Floor Samples · Factory Closeouts fdbrics, reg. 54 19.95 ·--·· _now $255.00 REUBEN E. LEE Bo .... !'vl-569. 3 ROOMS OF FURNITURE $389. Span i~h Dining ~et s . . .. $ 75.00 So lid O ak End Tdbles & Coffee Tdb/e\ •... _$ 18.00 Tall Decor Ta ble Ldrn ps, reg. 49.95 now S 18 .00 Sp dni sh Hang. Swag Lamps-, reg. 49.95 now S 15.00 151 E. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach SALESLAUY, exp'J. I o r Jewelry store, hill tin1e. '.°>1S-340:f -----------I Secretary ltcstaura.nt N<'\.\.'SP<Jpcr nc<'ds Part Time Secretary • 5 pc . .authentic Spanish Bdrm. set, • 96 in. quilted sofa with 56 in. matching love seat, or chair e S pc. Spanish Dinette, oak table top e 3 heavy Mediterranean matching tables, top dura ble enough for Flamenco Da ncing. Wi11 sell pieces individua lly. 3 Rooms of Gorgeo us Spanish Furniture (was reg. $1,295 ) Sacrifice! $398, terms R. D. FURNITURE 1844 Newport Blvd., Costa Me sa BUSBOYS For Week-ends APPLY JN PEn::lO:'i REUBEN E. LEE 151 E. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach Rrst:i.urant '" V1("e • Prcsid<'nl & C.1·ncral r.lanai;:<'r \\"ho can take shu1·thand 100 \\ prn, !1krs \"ar1cty and fig. ur•·~. type 60 11·p1n or bc1t<'r. .\!any con1pa.ny ix'r11•lus such dS paid vacanons, s 1 c k lrav<', paid n1f'CliCal and life insuranc~'. cr(·du union, prn. sJo/l plan, <'I C. Call thr IJAILY PJLOT for an np. po1n!n1enr. 6-12-4:\21 and a.-.k Ancient Mariner for t11rs. Green111an. Shop First! Then See Our Unbelievable Buys! Every Night 'til 9 -Wed., Sat. & Sun. 'til 6 1001 other items with terrific savings! l '"'====~~~=:"":~~""~="".~~=~==·I Bank 'l'crms Store Charge !\'laster Charge ~ cF~"c'~"~"~"c'~·----~8~0=00 Appliances 8100 BankAmer icard All Accepted • •• .. : ••I ~!ODI::L tiOO l\l'rlrnol't! "a~1lr·1•. :'\lrll •"OJ\l.I. ~1.JG-/!672 nr !!17·1111:-i Aulo $1.i. Used refrigerator $20. Call ;dler J 11111 , 6·ll.f&14 20 PC . "MADRID" 3 Room Group FR0111 MODEL 110:\lf:S Inr!udcs: Qu1!t('d sofa and chair -2 <'nd tables & cof. Ire lablc -2 lainps -drl'ss-.A_n_H_q_u_e_, _____ 8_l_l_O_I no1v tnking a pplil'a11oris for SECRETARY 1 b s . JOBS & EMPLOYME-NT f~uu & part 11nil' day & . or . u.y <'." Furniture 8000 ri·cs shif!.~. • 1·cu11ve ro ass1:-.I 111 sc11111g Jobs-Men. Wom. 7100 :...::.::c:.:.:_:::_ ____ :;::.:: 1·r -tn1r1"0t" -11.,al!bo:rrd - ciuilled txix spring & n1att· 11.'SS -J 111·. <l ining 1·1..0111; t~l)lr & •! h1 -l1.'l\'k chair~. COMPl\HF; AT $l-l9.'.!.J ](illi f\•Ul\11)' C° h I !l (' S {' 1iorec•);t1n 1a.,r. J\lany olllC'r 111"11.·nt:d ti·rn.~111"1'~. Pv. Pty S~):;...:;t;~:? • KITCHEN HELP U_P ll{'IV ~l'Jll: 1v11_h1n !l·lutua! s1·esta f uncls Co. 111 Nc111pL Bch \Vtd T!{E"SS: Exfl"I._ 6 a111 to e DISHWASHER 11rf'a . T011 skills. s hor1Jnuid, 2 pm Sun/hol. off. 1>:ta111rrs $399 ~o th111•n-l•n11s only Sl6 mo. J::lJl.~01\ 1,1iu110.i;r:1pli, :;n1all horn ,.p1·;ik1·r &: 1·yl1ndl'r l"t'l'Ol'!!S. J';d, 1.~!l6 S\50, :.10-:1111 • BUSBOYS ryping .~: np!1tudl' 11~111 Colonial J\:itchcn 191h & liar. Apply 111 prrson figurr~ ·/-pcrson;1l1 !y -!· hor C~I !.'607 \V. Coasl l·f1\y , Staron~ salary :s n:, 11·11h --11-·,=11=·1=·n=1=::s"·,---_=,_--,-,.-.,-1- Ne.wpor1 Beach benefit or s tock option. (;;;JJ COFFEE SllOP. P.cstatii·ant &12-93GO for appoint. * &12-7·12,I * R cstauran!: Part lime help SE:CRETARY W;\11l('d for \VAITE'flS, \Va I I r es SC s ' 11•antcd. 1!,l~turr. pt: r .s on. devC"loprr. Bu1l'.Jing . r xp. 2121 E. Coast 11\.\.'Y. c d l\1. $2.00 hr/ 5'1.r9S6.1 Pr r f c r re d. STANDARD Bushoy. Prrl. e-.;Jl'd. Apply: HESTAU!l.ANT: L..1rly, full PACIF IC COH.P. 5 16-1161 * SALl:S\VO.\·lAN * or part Tin1c, nla1urC". :S2 per '.llATURE Parl Hme. hr. 5 1~!>Sli3 Secur ity Gudrds Young ~tatC"rnity Shops ll;:r.nry for Carrt:r Girls •IHI \\' °'8st JJ11y., N.B. By a ppoin1. 616-:::939 SALl::S -l::;1rn n1nney \1·i lh oo inv!'s!n1cnt. S ar ah Covrnlry need' lull & 11a rl -!1n1r hrlp. No de l: 11·c rra1n. For int. ph. ~l'\.'i-6100 Sales * Fantastic! Personable 111rn 11 ho arr So Coast Pla7a. P'.ll's only bondablc, a hlC" _to pas~ a \VANTED f-"«r ~ e 11" r a I llll'l"l1ca.I & JJ:hysu:aJ :i._):ib!y pi~k-up lahor, 1111alrs1, $2 e.xan1. Pos111ons ava1l:ib!1· p<>r hr. C:ill _ 4'Jli-12!1G. starling <I\ s.·..oo a 1no111h. J'llgh!S only. J~rnpluyrr \VIII ---------- lurni~h u1vn un1lonns ,'I,, Schools-Instruction 7600 <'<Jll1p11u'nt. F:n1ploy1•r pro- \'lcl!'s xJ111111ork1nJ,:1"01\di11on~ in a Hl::i\l, <1dvan(i'.'n1!'1il progran1. Vor inll'l"l'l<'W ap. no1111. t:all i\Jr. D[>illl al 6·12-7009. S ECU.7R~l=T~Y-G-U7A_R_D_S_ N!'1\'fX ll"t ;1n'a. li37<HJ70 SERVICE ST1\TION l\IE:-1 -\\"0'.lll·:N BECOME AN ANNOUNCER On prolr.ss1on:1! •:<]tup111rn! in n lllf'al radio st<1t1on lro1n Phillip.~ Pt•lrull·um Cn. is !he 11·01'1"1 for this national Now hirtn~ 101· S.!lary • l\oi·king broadt·astct'S. d Fur ('011\lllct<' vn1l'(' anaJ;.~is ron1p:u1y's Ol'\\l pr()J;ram for opcralf' sc1vu·r :-1a11on, ,. d d c~.1 CALI, Sflu!hrrn Cahlurn1a! \\'c r..xpcnC"ncc l"SLrl' · '"'"-' THE INSTITUTE OF nerd s1arli11g ~ ;1 I a r y 11!us BROADCAST ARTS -Dl!ITRIBUTORS g.<'ncrous eon11n. 111111 •'Sl·ell -;\l,\.'11:\GEHS o fl fl o r r 11 n 1 I 1,... s for act 772-3800 -SALE$~1 EN v1111cenu·11I. ·r or 1nforn1:1t1on I 'l.\f •·tlll'l\I ~· l'I u ,. -S,\LES\\'O'.ll f.~ Bl"ookhursl & /\1la111s. llun. 1•rlu~11t1•111 l11a11 -llEPRESE1\'TATIVES 11ngt<1n Urh. r:11ui1l or.-.101:-.1 Tl1l·.-.::!F:1~ -TRAINE:ES po1·run11y <'n1plO~l'I'-\\"IT!! A FL'TCfl1':' ----1 This is a real i;round floor -::J.:rtvJCC: .STATION A:;c <'rluca!!un no t·,.~ri··r~ oppoqu111fy 1vlth a !!;olld auto. T(•p island salrsinl'n. Lr t us hclr1 ~··ill (\Ull!11y. SALE! WELK'S WAREHOUSE ,,,. GOO \V. •l!h SI., S.inla Ana (JLIJ CLOCK~. Abo A111111ue 1,ew !I p{. eurn1~r nrrang-. c · I J Oprn Dally 9.9 at1('asiun w;i nut a 111 p c'h1J1t"0 o[ 1 I rs. t"'~. s~:;o, n11w Sat. 9.6 Sun 11.6 !;ihlt•, t ;ill r..1()..:1~1;:: $159.:io. New lx·d.~: J\1ni:: I ~~c:cc,c:_:_ _ _.c=.c..:.:..::_ I========== $99.50, Qllf'<'ns S~£1 ~10, Full I [ I U J; -A -ll I:: D , ):.'Tc•en ~wi ng Machines 8120 !5!9.j(I, T11u1~ :s:;9_:;1), f111ly n;1ui.:ahytl1': :: fl<' ~1·tL1)n.al, ;::uarn. ]\:in~ sz spr•\1d..; S!3!~j Early Alll(•r: Pl11lto 1'rfl'ig, 'ti!l i.,;E~:'<!Or.I:: «onsolc :.cii·- fl. sl. S9 !>;i. 11 .. artbrd~· l,1t «hcn 1ablr .~· 2 chairs. tn~ 1n1u·l1111!'. ~lr1li !t·tranrn Kin~!>. Sl f"•. Quf'l'ns :S l:!.511. l;i1np~-. .-h·~k. <'nd ;:ihll'~ ct1·. :-.t~il'. [1(11·~ •'\l'l)'lhlnJ'.:. All Full :SIO,!"J(), 'r'lv1ns S·l.9::.. ~.1!1-1\i?;; b<·lon• ~I & af(cr :1. <Hin.ch 1n1·I. 6 11t0i old. hkl' ·ri-undle sets fdu~ r1scr1 11·/ t ·~EI) i; 1lraw1·1· ,1 .• ,1,,,, · ,,,. n<'"' 1'111111. S::'OO. C ;1 11 1n11er sp1·1ng 111at!. l"Cf:. Sh"''· 1h·l"~M·~· .~· u11r1-u r. S·M.9.C• - ' -"I '.,. ' .~. now r .50. "-~-sprtls S!:!.99. 1';111• 1,[ lar1111,.. grf'L'!l i..· ---------•, ,.,,. <;: .... ,,, 'P S'l9 ,,-·· ··••I l!l<i!> SJ.\"G!-'.J! 1•/hc a t11 wal · ·1·~. · ,., ,., · • · • -~. ' · l•hll<> Sfi (Jdd <lu11'tteo ch;Ho" Vl"! ~pl"C<Jds s 19.:iO. C:tnopy s~ ~(·.' Ti11· 1';11"tory. J,'\SJ cn!l."'4111: ,(· 1.11.\·l.a'.'.;. '.\lakes 1-1·•-' 11 19·• , ''''·' hullon holC's. ovrrca~is. :. ""'" ~,.. .....,, 1111 II " ··""· 1 l<J!'l>Ol'. !"i·lO~iS·I:! ' ·,,11 '' I '"" •"in ,, Y1':1r !'11<1r. Full 11rll1:' ~~..i.24 •.•• :. i ,·,, • ''" i~·~. U~l 'll-OLS"f l-"Rl··.o . -S239.:.0, 111111• Sl 6:J.~0. Ch1·1,I· -<-O r r\ c r nt' S~1.2G n1n. f121>--6fil6 gJ"nu11 1·11n1·f'1'ts i11lu :! f\1 in I=='==-====:=== I nl;lS lay-a ways no1v. SIE:ITA SLEl::P !'"I !OP, .1 !127 1 larhor Blvd., C\11 liJ::..:!760 U;11l11 10. ~l S;ll-'.'1111 JO.!i. . ln •ds. Co~l SJ:Al Nie $:!i:; or b,·~t oflrr. ti ·1:?-71J!) f'l'(''-/ll"kc•nrls Office Furniture 8010 Musical Inst. 8125 GIBSON ES 335 TD 1 pll'kUJJ\ Jong 11<'ck, Solid hndy, 111:L1thlr~:;. t;IJ.~'.!lfi l-:1 r1unr,~ 17 Pc. Kinq Size Bedroom L~ir.c:c 9 dritwCr drr~~"t', rn ir. rC1r, 2 b("d.~~rle :-lands, king Sll.C hr;1d t)(l.'.1rtl. /f<ilTI<'. fjlllll· e•! n1all1l.·s.s. ~11rt ts, l1l..i11k· i>ls, •·ll' RETURNED FROM ...... l\CCO!:nl0:-.1 (:!I Xl 11!. l:!O Ch1u1·.-nl Sp;1 n1cl1 or ,\[nd1'L"n S!.' 1" All For $249 '.\.1 tlp11·n i 'llH~. unly SU 11111. WELK 'S WAREHOUSE WO\\' 11h ~1 , S.Hlld Ana ()f)t'll D.,dy :; • !I ~I . !J.G Sun. 11-i.i HENT,\L lfJ D<:l illa1· R11Pe !i"at·k. \\!(l(){I ,r:, s h•rl dc~ks, c'h;ur<:. !1h·~ ,(; lahlP~ M<MA HAN"S 772·84SO !~:ill :.; J\11;1ll•'llll Blvd.. UI A•1:-1ht•1n1 (;1!011g~1lli! S. A. ln·1·11;i.11 111 K;HPll.i ~ A l).ll"ST.\Bl.I·. ·r}P'""TllL·r •·";11r S:!."• B,1•·i-~1oragc tia1' ~1n _•_1_1_-2'16'1c. -"-'-' ___ _ STl·J·:L F1l1n:;: 1•:il1u1c1. •\ dr.11u•r. ]\·r;1 I ~1:t.\'. h1U !>USfll"·n~11Jn. S:.(I. Sl7-6::1!1 - Bas5 L<'111;1r, 11 Bass Noble. Ll.!J\\ l\i Ol><.1111 s o·!. ~llJll'.'r!! A-I l"•'nd . 11 I Z!i<IJl<.1n cyni- h;1ls. <:al! ti7;:...jJG:) P ia nos & Organs 8130 FACTORY CLEARANCE! Office Equipme nt 8011 - n111tic clect1"0nic cqu1pmen1 GOOD pay lor ""P"rl. men. JNi•-iKl·:t:Pl<~R~ 11\STITUTI:.: f1rn1 tha1 offc rs Corona dcl i\!nr Shrll :;civ. JNTEP..NATI0:-1,\L ESPANO'L IN Q UAL ITY HIGH 2,."!(Jl E. (nn~r 1111')'. at :'-lotel1!1otf'1/Apt l\1g1111 Sehl Model Home Furniture • d" Gol lrnnxl f7"...(11~·: ,\ D!VlSION OF S;ivino;:~ lc1 .~j '"; .. Vl't)' •'.i ~y Imme 1ate 1 · '· , ·" A,1·110N.· Y ... ·.-11001.<. •""'-lit1tlllt1nt:. 3 t"1J111 plc'tl' !"1)1Jn1s E • .>.;EJ tVJCI<~ sta. altcndant , f\111 1·.17 s.·. "110CJ'"JJUR~·r r Ornln ft§ l n "' "' (I cil'Cfl)\1lo1o; "'I;], d ·"P:tlll!'h ., 111111', UV{'f '..1. nld<'r n1;111 ''·',\11'·"1.\I , c,\LJFORNlA TYPE\VR!Tl-:1' •. :1d1I. n1arh , i ";J l1·1d.1 lll1", v. ·r.· ····:i~011<l lll1•. ::\Int < •>nd. -~~!'.!-::'I~: Garage So'tle 8022 "acalion, group ht~. uni-RE:QUIRl'.::'.lt:N'f S -V;J1cl lo1m:'I f11r111~hr<I frl'c-Good C;ihfornia busdrivcrs Jiccnsr, cun1n1. i;chl'.'dul('. A.~k for n1rchan1cal 1"Cpa 1r r1( school J0c !l·loorf' Ph. ;,.l(l..176-1. bu.se~. au1on1obill'S. light !rucks ar11! gasolin,.. f'ng incs. Gll{L To \\'Ol'k par t !1 n1c 111 FRINGE B I:: N F-; FI TS - Delicalcs~r n ~hop. Apply 1n 'rwelve days pa id vacation Pl'rson. A111hony's i\lnrket, pt;r y!'ar. twelve d :.ys sick 37:1 E . .li!h S!. C'.11. if';L\"<' prr Y<'ar. n1aJor mcdt- l.'lS7 Pla1·rn11a Co~ta !lle:sa 3 50 i:. /1u·111turr. C11ns1,~1ln;:: .,r 11\1• 546• 0 Jll"l'fl'rn•tl. Apply A.,\1. only, ,.1., •. ,,.,. 1,,,.,,1 , .... ,,_. 11.,,,.k 1 , ., , ., .1111011~ c11s t.,111 11ua..l1lv '\!:i- l iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii[ Sav-il!or 011 Co. 71 h -~· f'llONf-". ··01• '"l'T. . ,. -. '" t1 «1d 111·1111? r10.,ni g1·oup. The Ocean 11.T>. 1\•k fnr Hrll.11 7i(i·j~M I 1·1 I' I SJ.lt•s " · l/l"lJ::!ll.1 ~ l'PSJr !'1111' Sfl!I!"• CARPl::T, !<l1a1:;. h1-lo l\"F.\V SI ~1J. yd. J:J(i l!amdto11. C.M. Sa1urday o;11ly. Faelory or1l1•rs l·lr;u·:inc" ol :iU u1r1·;i;:.e, dl"rnnn~u·.><.1or~. floor 111od!'ls. :-.1ul110 & l"L'· tt11·11r1l f'tar¥>s .</; ()l}:::illls. R1•al i;iL\"1nc~ 11ri In :~o· ;,. .l:::l'rr~l11ni.: g11,1i .1nrrcd like 11(''1'. S.Jlt• lirnllrd !o SJl<'Cif1c ~tr11·k --'~ h1 11T)' i"n 1nn11ry 11,,wn (l,\C, '1 yc.1rs to P<lY. This i::1·t·.il :-.;1ll' only ;ii ; \l'A !:n·~ HALD\\' IN STUDIO l'il'J '.\,·,1p11r1. C:\l, b·l2·8·1Si 0111 11 E1-r11• (l,"ilr .~ ,-.;L(111l :1y 1\llCl"ll<l(}r"! * * DJ.::LICATESSEN i\1AN 1·al 1nsurant'f' JX!licy. r ull 1unf' work. See Tcny, FOR JNFOR'.11ATION -Call .J9:l I:.:. Jirh C !II. "\!iss Zachmryer at Sl2-66::.I llOSPITALIT\' l!O~IES.if"7s E:>.t. 22:1 hetwttn 2 & 5 p.n1 ., took1nt; !or 1n aturc ii"Omen no larcr than Oct. 22, 1:169. 111 11-clromr nl'll'f'umeN: to r.IACHJ;-;i:: Opcrs. Ti.JITC"I lh,. comn1un1ty. !\lu:-.1 h~11• L ;iltl(' OfK'r.:. Small 111p1·h"\ 1y1·1C1•T1lf'r. •·al'. a111i hr 1-un· pans asscntbly, llS E. l6th, 11at•!c. Apply ;n;, E. i\trun, C ~I. PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR APPLY !>lcGrrt:or Yacht Corp. 1631 Plarrnt1a Costa i\lcsa Professional Employment Assistance COASTAL AGENC Y UNUSUAL SE RV~la . A l lnd n '1. __ L_E_A_R_N~T-0-cBcE~-1nus 1nal'lrr k111g Slit> hi'll- "Exp. Apply in 1)('r.;on 2800 AN AUCTIONEER 1·0<i111 :-u1te :.1111 thf' a1111Jr111 lr \V. Co;1st ]il~y. N,B. J~f'J;lll>tl' 2 l\"l'('k IC'l')ll Ln P;.iz \\TO\l)!.b, l!l'fl dHlf'l!l' 0 t •t SEllVJCF Sn t1 n 11tcn!111t :<rts. Li1n11t·U l'lut·k . SL~~. Ppor Uni Y · ~ .• u ' (, . s1'!11S sonn' .1 C''ll· nee. Srr i\11ke, 4ti78 \Vf:~.Gf;::,1 SCllOOL ll<i1nu!on !'ho11•roon1, :,:1-1;.j Tite /ndc:pcndcnt On:lrr of C:lmpus Dr. N.B. UF i\UCTIONJ-:J::HIN1; \\ t'SlllHJ\strr ,\vc. II cs1 mu1:s- Tl"l{i{J·:T !(·ns n101·1r ,•:u111Ta Sl -1. f{O!l·a·;t\\'ay h~·d Sl 'l ! ;r.i_:rr .-ourl!rr rm. ~.Jun h:11r dr;.•c·r SJ J. ~1lr.-1:i6!l " II 1 1 I I l•·r. ,..;9.J.1-1::! f "ores!rf'll havf' opcnrd a St:\\'EHS. r xpcrl<'t1c('d. Ap· r.ni'' 1nl"nt 1 <'1·11 u1 e t'\'C. -----------Appliance1o IJ('W offirr. in Or.1ng<' Coun-ply ;,2.J Yorcsl Ave., Laguna B1lt1t!c11 .inti t •·1·1tl1rd 111s11•ue-USl::D 1l<"li1>;t• .'110:1111.~h rriJ 8100 ty, l1C"f1ULI"(' 1nlC"ll1gi•nl 111an Bl'ach. •lf!7-1131 tOrli. Oppn!"lun11y for lh·· 1'f>la & Jo1 pi;1•a1. htolh Sl·ll. !{r•iric:1•ra1ors ···-lrnm s,~'!. 7-, • 59. Coll<'.t:r not nl'r· SITTEft hal)(l1r;ippr1t. !'O l:Y1x JO'Jl. ~;1,:int 11s1•ll ·"fl:1 111~h 1,1111p, I G~: l''1l"1;1ult· C"11lur T\·, rs..~ary. S h o u J d have l'X· For O\Jr l;unilv f)'.'\,\" ,\ruohi 1n1. l":iltf. :i:,1J.:, llf .~;l Th" t ;1rtur;.. J,,,_1 J l<1rhvr ld,r 1<11 • • • • • • • • • •• • • • ~11"'\ pf'n<'ll('f' in 111rt'l!n;:: puhll('. Ai·ailablt• 1,11<'-n itt·l'<lcd: t71~1 6'~~-·c"™':..:.c·_____ :o11}....li'il2 r;1 .. • h•• 1n1 • rlr~tr •..• ~li'.l~f· Su11r 7, Tu~t111, Ca I 1 I . tlla (·tJJlnsts '..l~..fi!n~i e Punch Press & l!Ot;Sl:..J..:~~l:.l'l·:J:. LL 1 ,. -1 e Multislide Oprs. n ,,n1fLr•I life 11n1r nn~1li1Jn. ·.··~ m" ,1 .. ,,... .\"IT!· ~TIO.' 1.0V J'.';f; PAR-0 f(I '.\ < ·,fn.,11h·. < '•1·11· TV · Sl 7,, ,~ ,,.., • ·' O;'\ 1" 1,11C Up' 'l 1tll 11!,1)' A m<'mh<'r n( 1· I l"'"T" )"0'-11 ""EECll \\"h11·Jr•i.1J :1111• 1n.11u· 1•.L~h•'r. ·.arning-•"Omn1r1u·r~ 1rnm«. ~on1,. i•i rnuu.:~ ·,., ~· u • ;'\I. 1111d 11 ;11 Ain,.1·1r;1 ~ lart:<'~t. Snellini:: & Srwl\1n,. Jnr. , <l"li· Sl-••lrl 'o ''' .. ,,.,,-\\"ORl-"'1 101' A""--, ''' ,-, I ("•l)ifl'"ll"flf' • ···· •· ·• ... Sti'.l hrlr nrrtlC'<t \\y 11 /I T,., $1.~! JX'r 11cck, :\pply · ' · • '" " •· ) Ocr·1:c1n11al \\f:~:i..;:1:::-;ns ""' · .... ~ · :nu:-.1 11111t'-1JH 1111f1ni.,h••(I :rr-JO 1!.1rll<lr Bl, O l ;,\()..fili;.:, I s i~n •·1 I ' II DU NLAP'S _ o . .111 "·rr,;; y. Sn. 1 hi!iln ·n (rig,· !O & untlrl .• aL"11 1n ~pra,;; 11 1• • rnun1•1. !urn11ur<' ~1 ,,1 ... r •r lii~lh ill ]'l.·1 ~I ~l f)•"I l\l1·d., n101hcrle~.~ ll11rt)(ir R 1 f',. Tony Dnrhi. htomr 1)11•111 prnl. 111011 !..· h \\IL('() TOOL &. DJF: ~r nl!J ~1;11 )o..i nil 1111~! :a!() Pulln1an Lane dt>i;rnplinn of prrv 1u11~ (":\I), Cni;T,1 i\lr!«t. ~>lll-~1::2 "" P"r~nniLl 1l;il:i. l ;ir or I,----------I r I \'II :-.1ACHl~l))l' 11•ru11rd 2· ~t!' fll"l\'f'I"~ If', !II"• • . \ I (·'\P. flTC'fCn'rd. Call for ap[JI ph<Jnr fnr i111~1; u•11·. B. :14,((_t iJt 3 10 5 Pl\1 n nd 7 to C01•k. 1...00 Adu.111~. S111ti" '.!OJ, !1 l'~l . r :'It. rull T1111r HOUSE KEE PER '.\Icl"liil nu·/:iall'sman. \\'ANTED Apply 172.-, ~uprnor, C:.t MARKETING REPS TO $1000 + COMM There is no better I !unt 1n;:ton lkil~ h f sales position or re~ Convalr!:el'11' l h1~p11;i1 18792 Orlawar<' :-0:1.. H.B. cent colleg• grads HOUSEK-E-EPE°R with d emonstrated sales ability! &:: Rl'liable child <'<LIT. <2 Rivirra E mploy ml'nl Agy , Inc youni; chlidrrn•. T nU t1n1c. 46bi ~fac Ar\hur Blvd, Ste 201 hvr.1n. Rm & h::iard + J;:C'l'I-N B 5"1()..fi370 crou~ i<alal")'. t:vr~. :1 Mi·.~~8 or i:.C"n..I n'~umr 111 tllr~. i\lAINTENANCl: &. boat (;an~. :!:t)'.: Hl•'hn1(•11cl \\'ay. c-Jeanop, 4 day ~"C"Ck, r.tust C.il1. be nrat appearing & responsiblr . S C H 0 C K , HOliSEJ\El-.:P L!l S.· S1 1tr·r. ~ t.: ED l~l.\I F:!l1,\l'ELY Ne11'JXlrl 673-20~JO rcspon~1bl1·. d <'pt' n d a lJ 1,. !ltAlDS 1\·antcd for m ot('I oldt>r \.\."01111111 lrJ l':\l'r /or :i \•'Ork. For tippt ,. a 11 ch1ldr~n 1nus1 havC' rrls I.· &1G-:\2Gj. llaycl\U l\tolcl 45J c<i r. P lrilsr pl101lf' trir 1n-c_Nc. cNc"c"""°'-'-'------ tervfc111 $2-7;192 a rt ::0 p.m. !ltAID!'. HOU~EKEE PE R L!\"{' Lil •• ,UU....Time. resort hotel, motherless hon1e, IJ<'ar h I~ Beach. 494-1196 area. 2 lccnagrrs. Plt'a.sant '.IIEDICAL Assistant. Back relaxed l'L t m o s p h l' r •. offi~ exper. fl.'lu&t be V>'ill· PC'rrnntwn1. Ph. !l~\-14:.oQ ing to v.•orK in busy G.P. ::ii· l·!OUSEKE EPEH, 11\'e 111, fu;:e . Others l1C(!(! not apply. p\'L apl. 2 schl l'Ll:;f'l"S. Call Sala ry open. Mission Vic-67:..-031 0/~~~7197 )0 t:: Toro area, 837-7:i20 HOUSEKEEPER, L'"" '"' :: MESSENGER charming s e h o o ! • a g c Yoong man. through "'1th ch1ldn'n. $1[(1 /'II on 1 h. m ilita ry obligations. for rull 6-t2-ffi02 Timr job 1vith Daily Pilot. HOUSEKEEPEH.. 11\·e _ in. Va.lid d river.; lie. Good start· Priv, rm &. bath. 2 chddf't'n. ins: salary. rnmpany bcne- PORTERS E X PERIENCED Excellent Employee Benefits APPLY Personnel Off ice Third Floor The Broadway 47 Courts of Fashion FASlllO:-l I~\NO N ewport Beac~ An Equal Opportun11y E n1ployrr PUBLIC SPEAKERS JI )'OU can l"t'cruit & trai n, or ii YQU ha11r rvf'r h11tl a roursc in publ1r-SJX'Dking, there may IX" a place !or you \\'Ith our Nari Co. i'look !'<100<'!, '1.~ \\'. 6th !'l!., Tus- tin ;,14-'.!3{)'2 Receptionists Interim Personnel Service 445 E .. H7h St .. C.:O.l. 642°7523 RE CE PTIONI S T &. ASSISTANT !or l o cal orthodonlisl. Xlnt \l"Orkfn1= cond'~ & puy. Sta1r cxrx-r . anri qu11.lil1cu11011s. llo.>t lli86 Ne\l.'f'Orl Brnch, Cal. Restaurant NIGllT BUSBOYS AND DISll\\'ASJIERS F'1 n. Vall. 842-72:14 111s. f'!C. S4"'e 1'1r. Rich al 0vf'r ].~. No i;<'hMI plCflS{". HSKPR Ii. cluld rarr, ,,1,. Daily PUot betwctn 1 & J Apply in pel'!IOn lo da.rs. S::.O. wk ·!-nn. &. cpc·c,M-,·=~==c-7== BOB 'S BIG BOY ho:i rd. paid v11r. 5-1(}.!!~\2 i\frN!RUS !)RIVER N"ARR.·\-1:~1 E. 171h. S!., C.i\1. llOUS}';\\'IV~:S t· high ~(·hml TOR FOR NE\VPOfiT ARE,\ -R-,-,1-,-,-,.-,-,-.--E-.-,-,,..-,-."-,-,-.,.cl TOUTL \\'rile Box !11-::.67 "E' COOi" M""niori.. J n1cr('~Hlli: \\nrk * \\'AJTRES.:-~" * \ h1 Jl or p1-11mr, hourly Daily Pilar Apply 111 pc1·~n. f oltai;::r ('nf. 1\agr . phone Ior 11 ppo1n r. TI IF. QUICKER YOU CALL, fi>c ~h'lp. 562 \V. 19111 ft., M0-4<~ '.tl ll:: QU"lCKER YO.U SELL Costa illesa. Lil:ltl •<Jotikin~ o11r. fll"lf'l.~, Al1rr s,•IJoPl ,t .~ .~.,111.1 \n:i ~\'·'' Tu:o!in. 1 Tf'lf'phon.-IJ('f\\f'<''.1.l!l .1111 -~'Oii·n tran~f)IJf1.1ll"ll !·.,1u1~l,1\~. Pri1<1tc t.or .. !a"'.~ ,, 1 NJ 1,f i\•·\l)••r! fll\ l•m, j\\1111. 1hrn f n .. !or :ir· •-•h·~ ·1~/.1-!(.":(1 11 '• I ----------1"'1 .•• o ;+.1~ p··r ~L". pll1n1.n1rnt 5:'d·l7fl1 or ~1 11h \\'r 'J"f' nioi·in~ 1,., Ll•ln ]~lr \10CAL Te<::h. & ~"ng in-;.ii-.;~n Coll.'! •'nd or lhc county, Coll I•>· ,,,,., 11,.· .ind 111-,.,.1,,.,l"'••>i1 r-o;..,,,111,,,.r~ 11>"' --, .• -------, " ' ,, " " '" '.llOJ ihf::'>/ ·~1•'1 1 1 111•'.111 /:.· 49"2-..((700. !f'rVlf'\I' ~7'.1-71 1:> Ft11lf'1"llJ1l 11d•·an•·('.'ll. 4lH-!l'.MO 1111 6 I ,. I I •• I' I ' 1r11r, ,,YM nim ~ ..... r r. 11·ork for pranul s Our men ~111.11 $715. rw-r n1onth. Ou l:<idc ~air~. \\'ill train. i\111IL1p.al. l 1nr.~. P t-rf. 1n<'n under JO \11th sonw col1<'~•'. Lido Oish·ihu!Qts S !l ll'l'IN \;: J•:xp 'd ~upcrv1snr [tq· srn.'ll! (lrpl /\pp.· 11~ I·:. Hil h .0::1. .f" '.II. e TYPISTS e \\'ORK \Vll(N & \\"HERE YOU \\'Ai\'T TYJ'l:(J'S: !·:arn n1or<' h:ai 11 1\l"l :-;T .t· C0n1 po,;e1'. Lal! 0.12.;,;~2 enlol l:JH li"· horh ~7. Thi· F 10<•111r.11 .•·ll~G~!~. lh111"rn·\I s::.1. The c '.11. __ _;:_548-7788 GI .. l·.!•·1 l11c ~l••I•', 1•.111 1", pii,)l 1,1.11tu11. !·'1,rc-r 11 to ,,.\I ( , •• ,,1 •·11•1d1111111 1'.r:i-.0n:11.1t•. r}i:t .1(J;ll af1rr -1 P~I ---hl .:-.'luf~J;; 1:a~-1 .i nl!l ' 1~-. 1011t0n1a!w, !:l)(ld 1•n11d111011, rl1· •• 11 $ . .0. f'11>--{i:'l1~ • 1 'L\1'.( li:!·'i\Ti\L :-i!'T<CI i\ Ll:-iTS '.\o l1111c· 1!11111. l ~!'nl.d :ipp!1c~ 1u purl"hasi-11·1111111 a yf'ar i\·r-:1\" .~. USED PIANOS k (l]({;,\i\S . Poll;,l •h•,1ls in l ll':•n~c 0111nty. \\ ,. takr· !r;1dt ·-~. f;;u1t.: lrrn1s. Or.w·n .\lun .~ f"n r\·r~, Sun J2 lo •I. llA ~l\-10'.'f't in r o1:0:-..\ DI.I.. :-.1 ,\rt :,?>;1 1 ~:. Coi•'>I llwy. ffi'.";-89:'.(I l'IA"\"O:-; & l'11{(iAi\5 :"I.IV & Ui'l-~Ll e Yan111h:i f'tann' ,f, Organs e Thhlll·I~ nq::.111~ • h 1111h:ul 1'1~11,1~ e r\0 1l1lt'r ,t· f'.i111pl"'l1 COAST MUSIC ~ J..\\'j'I )fl I' r.. I !1\Hf~!1rt 1·,1,111 :'11· -..1 .. hl2·2~.1 \ n1 .. ·n J0..i; r1·1 Jn.!"! Sun l~ ... i SAVE $300 Introduct o ry Offer 41·· \\',d1111 • C.iri\,-,1<' P 1:1no .L•n11r"d rn1n1h,.1· .... :o;r.9.1 GOULD MUSIC N s p II ' ' ' ' E " T ' H " E ' ' ,, ~ Sl ,, " 07 h R O> T °' E BF 0 c M A y., "' 201 ,, pi !l " El " Ct AC i~ ,\1 DR ho "' Al TU "' Kii "' • ,, Cr G ... '" & SE P< "' ~J] CR. ,., m< nu \VA " Bo s~: CAI rol 1!.;· all 01: " "'' "' CR< '" Th 17t ( lro QUI ~Ill '" "" Q Coo Sli so· Co. <lit RU! 23. "' Mit -· ...... --.. __,, --.. -~~~--.~~·~-------.... ----.... ---------------·~~--------.--------------------.... MERCriANOISli FOR $ALE AND TRADE MERCHANDISE FOR TRANSPORTATION SALE AND TRADE ---------· 1 Hor1•s 8830 TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION I TRANSPORTATION MoDll• HonMs 9200 lmpor~ Autos ffOO Imported ~""°' 9600 Tutsd.iy, Oclober 21, l%CJ DAILY PILOT !5 TRANSPORTATION !TRANSPORTATION u .. d Cars 9900 Autos Want.cl 9700 U1.d Cars 9900•1--------- Plano1 & Organ1 8130 Misc. Want•d ---~--- 8610 S:O.IALL Shetland, c b 11 d broke, daple grey fTS, SEU ENGUIH llOlD TOYOTA WE PAY TOP CHIVIOLif llAl\t~IOND organ, perfecl condillnn. Mod PI B-3 w/Ll'stle model 222 R-V 11peaker. New price $3430; \\11 ll Mcrif:icc for $2595 cash. 6"""347 F"R.EF. ORGAN CLASSF..-. ~fond11y nites 7:3(). 8:30 pm GOULD MUSIC CO. 2045 N. t-.1a1n, S .. \. 5-17.oo!l *FURNITURE & APPLIANCES WANTED I *CASH* Ca.sh 1n 30 minutes tor good, used lurnlture, TV, stereo, appllancei1. 547-S722 NEED bncks one to lOOJ, reAsonably priced. 644-4687 Your Mo~llo Homo ---DOLLAR FOR C: '"IH ORANCll COUNTY'S TOYOTA t.r ,..00. '""' .-"'' ""' O!EVRot.ET Slat<>n "" all Makf'S .... 0..., ft-.v wagon. Ortgi.MJ. Power 6:J6.3291, 53'.Nlt lroker VOLUMI ENGLllH S'ICTACULAlt n.todore Robina Ford titttring, po111'tt bra k ~ 5, IT'S FUN TO BOARD 2 FULL beds, 30ga1 hot wa-FORD DEALI" 2060 Hubol' BlYf. automatic tran.,miMk>n . SALES SERVICE YEAR ENO SALE CM -J'ri Cd Your horse at TALLY 110 1l'r tank S1800.1WQNr.,.,•port, • ALL uooELS . . va&e ,..ny. ..... 6 S N 3 C M 'W 1'CODEL8 1•• •~•POR-W .... -.. or .. , I.I Sul'I. ~ FAfu\1S. Box slal!s $~ ""f -:'::·:·~·~·=·=·=· ==== ''OUR 8''ST DE .. '• 61 " ·~ """''~ n1o, t.1etal shaded co~s ll'ftlllfd lalf dtllftry i ARE irJLL ,;w. Oru,p <Dunttn '65 IilJiALA ! aeat ~. $'45 per ma, Automatic wa-L4AOI U:u:cnolf 'tOP 1 BVYER Air, de. ll1gh Jltkage. xW: !)4;....!1828 Llv•stock 1840 DUNTON FORD PRlVATE PARTY \VANTS l---------TO BUY PIANO roll. (Pr, fc€'d & clra1M'.:d daily. Motorcycles 9100 Th.....,_ DEAN LEWIS 8ll.L 18881~ ~JOT• ~~ !\!AKE OffE&. 1 1~ acres l~h!l·d arena. 1968 BSA ~ oc LlJhtnina IOllNS FORD ,,.,..._, trainln~ ring. River trail ac-1.600 nllll's -rrlll cleoan like 2060 H~ Blvd. 1!196 Harbor, C.1\f, '*'9303 H. leach.. Pb. M7-e55 2241 S. Main 546-7076 CASH. S.12-6045 T•levlslon 1205 Lt'il~ Color TV or Blaek .t· \\'lulr. O[ltJon to buy. t 'r<.'<' Sl'I'\ 1ce. No deposit ,.,.,\r1111l' ·rv H.ental Co. I !J 522-l.153 * USE:D TV'1 * $lj -S·10. All good condition. Call 5-13.6415 Hi-Fi & Sttr90 8210 -----' FREE TO YOU ''"'· ''"'" '"'"'' • hrora1 "'w "" "'"'"""· c .. 1. "'" "2.0010 ~8-1=LL~~-M-A_X_E_Y W'll 8 CHRYSLER ~' Poodlf', ~~rocker. Female ~:s~;nn:.ns;~~o~~"'~~":, ~~~l'$89~~2:~oi~ sacr iflCi' ""~-~-~-~ .. ~~-~~~~~ J • I UJ '69 QlRYSLER \Va go n, ~~~lo~ER:~RI o!. 14.J.:. ~s Y~g~~-s io~:nghoa~ t'ountain VaUl'y. ~9587 1~ TRIUr>ll'll ~cc. Xlnt FERRARI IT~OJIVIOIT(AJ \:u;.;o1~:W:~.r ~:it; ~~~s. fi~:·nc~\~fus~i~~c ~~ ~~· ::~o.~•:',(:~;,·"~i.o,P~-,:~; II' i I h 1 en e e d ya r d TRANSPORTATION oond. 3.000 n1i. $510. FERRARI 1888 B "' H -or bOl ean, .... R~h t1nnrC('Ja le~ 962·7657 bra~e •. f4elo•~ •" cot1d .. 5-1.&-~m 1012~ • !':1&7816 * 1 E C BLVD. ',J-V""" ,.,. 11011ing, ,,~ied ql•u. TSA Boats & Y•chts 9000 '69 YA,\lAllA 12J Scrambler N"'lJOl"I lm!)(XU Ud. Or-Hunt. B•ach 147-4555 I----------'::'~'~·~=~--== AKC Basscu llound, female, ----------" 800 n••l"'·. Ar.··l oiler. Call &nil! Councy'1 m1y author-3 ml N. ot Coast Jlwy. on Sch COMET '66 FORD $1295 11, y!'s. tri-0'.Jlor, loves Z2' Rcml'!l [ilx'rglas deep vl'e ~ '' !zed dealer . Aut!_1:••1lng ~810 ----------11 children. Perfect pct, needs OillC VG engine, l .'i 51 ~"'~'~'~'-'~' _,_,;-_,._6'_I~'·----SALES-SERVICE-PARTS •.t. Mt XL 1 Dr. H,T. fenced yartl. Adults only call horsepoii·er, flllly found. 1----------3100 \V. Coast lh\'y. VOLKSWAGEN 1 ~ LEASE ~ J/111 ·~ .... 'w.~ 97= v,.i. i uto"'•1i', r•?•0 • please. 5-lG-863.'J J0/21 NC\\'port Bear h ~ ~ ..,...,,..~~ ••1•'· pow t r "1•'"'9· !lead Galley, radio, rovers Auto Services 642.9405 540-l?S4 YW BUGS att.t!T 4 PM. pwr. lt r1k11, ftclcrv t i• FOUND 8 abandoned kittens, ('tr, only 50 hours, w1lh 4 & Partl 9400 Alllhori~ Ferrari Dealer '69 LTD Ford coupe, alr, •ii 8JiOll:t 4A' 4 151'. £M", p." --'·· ,..hit1 ... 11 tir11, now all twalthy & must find "'IJePI tilt trailer. $8000. I ,;;;;.;.-~-~-;.iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~ strg &· brakrs radio SlOO mo. s 36 00'.l ,.. Xnlt CDllll. ...w.r *°"· ti11!1d 91111. homes. PlPase hrlp _ v;e'v" value. f.1 o st outstanding I 1 FIAT rno;..1 '67 V'V .......... ·-$49 mo. ' ' -. ;,..,. ....,,,. R'1111 151 had a ruU start! 494-1326 b oat buy of 1 he 5Cason. BEAO I $399 '&5 T-Binl. 811', hilly eqp'd. owner. •;,;,,,, ,,___""'· "'6~7""M'U=s;TA.-.N~G;c--$~1~4~9"'S ,\IAR/\NTZ 25 receive r , 10/23 Ready lo go at $5995. Will A s 1 9M Sale price ........ ,. Sl045. CONTINENTAL Y.8. eulom•'''• r1d:o, l'Jo1~k 302 B spea k er IP~S~.,~.0~1£~_0-E-L-lC~. -,-.,-I-, -1-,,-,,-ny help arrange financing uto u pp y l. FIAT, J24 Sedan, Ille '69U Cad i:I Por&Qo cou111.•, he•te•. p()wer ,!1erin9, s y st erns, dual 1019 girl· brother, blue eyes, Contact Sales Jl,fanager. Bol, blur. l ·lOO mi. $1l9.'.i. or $795 GOOD SELECTION fu y equipped .. flllt f!IO. ,67 CONT Co'""" ""l'f """nd fa ctory .,, c.o11d., tinted turnlahle. $700 or best oUer . Longprt:' Pontiac at 13600 Whc les•le !.t T.0.P. frl&-7:"-.S4 '69 Cadillac Coupe de VIHM .. ,.~, ,.. ..u · 9iou. TUP 391. rA2-!18:l.~ be.lore 4 P!\f i1·h1IC'y • 11•ant ham es. Beach Blvd., \Vestminstcr. '68 f [AT 12~. spt cpe, r&h, fully equipped , •.. Sl69 mo. lifichrl1n 111-.·s. Attorney will '67 FORD Sl 695 Sparting Goods 8500 '--------SURFBOARDS 9'2'' J.lobic \Voody, 12' Quigg Tandem, both for SSS. 673--0632 Sporting Goods 8500 ONF. :~o lb. Searest bow, tirancl new $40 va l ue, ~arrir1cc $25. Al!IO one 50 lb rted \\ling hunter $75 value, sacrit1ce $40. 548-6315 ONE pair of ladies "Le Trap("leur" !ki bootll, !be 6 or 61,~. med with boot tref!. r;xrellrnt com;lilion. ~1~31:> BRAND new surfboard 7'10". Only in water onl'<'. Xlnt !or Chri~tmas. 548-li60 Miscellaneous 8600 *AUCTION* If you will sell or buy J;IVC 'Vindy a iry .l\uctiori;; Friday 7:30 p.m, W indy's Auction Barn Rl'hinrf Tony's Bldg. r-.la1'1. 207'.i'l Nl'wport, CU1 &1$ .. ~6flG j2 J NTERN A T I ONAL pickup, l'On1mercial license Sl2:i. 60 DA tsun Sc.dan, nu1~ ~ood, rc:tl <'<.'Onomy $1i:.i. Ell't'. iron1'r $12. Tools, m1~c !'162-1!)~,7. 10079 San Pablo Ct. F'.V. NBTC FAMILY MEMBERSHIP FOR SALE i\ Good buy & great opporlun. ity in helong to fan1ous :'\'TITC. 6-16-5597 DR,\PEJ~JES inin1 inodrl hon1cs; i;ood sclrctio11 or color<;. fuh ric" & siirs. Altl·ratinn "~rvi<.'f'. 5'1(µ).'1,.16. Hand0lpl1 llnuse Drapcr1rs, 2957 P..andolrh Avr , c;-,1 , KIRBY Vacuum 1.'lf';'lnrr Y.1th ettarh & polisher. Xlnt 1'Qnd /,,, gi1arantr.cd. Pay olf bal ol S.l9.67 or take over pym.n!s. Credit rlrpt ~'1289 5.16-7779 10/21 892~51 Prices to i\11 a1r, mag "'h<'els $2500. 'lrl Ottv C.maro, pwr strg & sat:t~hcc personal ea r . i\t'!-l::CTtON1\TE J\1a1 e Complete f.lacllltll' Shop '1~\-S328 evrs brakes, air ........ $9'l mo. $299;,. Ulr. Tucker. 83~2200 F1ir lt n1 SOO l Or. H.T. Cocker ~panic!, buff. Xlnt SCRAM LETS SOUTH co·•T \'lkriys. v.s. aulom tlic, rtdLf>, hralth, 9 yrs. 833-1611 ext '• SPEED EQUIPU1E:\,. (•= L1••1-·a='~c=u~· -Jal~~o~-~. "-"d~-~,ll llet!tr, pow•• •l•e1in9, REBUILT ENGL"Jl'.:S JAGUAR jlllt"' ,_. ...,. "" on nen ..x:u, .....,.. .. .,,., whit1w1ll ii•e•, i•nttd 231n, Dr. Gantz. 10/:?l ANSWERS 300 W. Cit Hwy, NB lom-2112 x!nr cond, low mileage. 91tu. UPS 555. ATIENT!ON ~ 2 k 1 t tr n s, 1125 Victori!I, 0.I 5-l8.S.."{iCI * '68 }.1\E, immaculate con-I •iii•Mlli,;;iliiioiiiiimil $2500. Pri. 54(}...781.8 '66 PONTIAC $149S 1 h d 18.391 Brach Blvd, !!'R 347..oog1 Ll'•I •INT tr o l e rs. nr!' hon1e Dampen _ Cn).Jk _ Felon * OPEN 7 DAYS * dition, Jo1v mileage. -•" '69 MARK III, black, red G.T.0 .1 O()o~ Herdtop v.a, rogr!hf'r, L:~e litter box. _Golfer_ OLD ALONE 67:>.li'-"16 :">19. 3031 Ex!. 86 or g7 O'lDlll VOUR leather interior. Loaded~ eutom•li<. ,8d 'o. ~eote•, ~!)..liUI) l0/22 An agC"less wile; HC"r hus-1~3 JAGUAR Xl\E 3 8. Xlnl 1970 HARBOR BLVD. 1970 TODAY 838-5-160 ~in~I top, lint•d 9la" Vil 6 l\ITIENS, 1 ~ Siamese. band is pleadi11g 11·ith her to Genuin• Mag Wheel' t-"Ond, illAl\E OFFEP.. COSTA ?>IF.SA FOR EARLIEST 1==========011 0 ,~"~·===-----,= Need i;ood homes. \Vill have birthdays again. lie 14.x7 SOO per M"t plus lugs 962--0054 DELIVERY CORYEM '63 FORD $395 dr•l1vrr • 8 4 7 -7 3 9 0 or doesn'! 1vanl 10 j;l'O\V OLD & caps. ''&~l-.J~A~G'°"H~T~K~c=o=u~r=E""E,,.-IYr><-" '68 vw All popular makes. Fordll----------· II c .. untrv Squir1 W9"· '1 5-18-3082 10/21 AUJNE. National Speed Center ~ 2, yello"" black inrer. authorlz.ed leasing system. '1)8 CORVETTE 327 eng, auto p,.,., v.s, 1ulom4tic, r•· 2 LONG hai red blk kittens, 2 '6J GLA.5!>1-'AR C 1 t a t I 0 n _ 2110 S. llarbor, Costa 1'lesa Tape drc, R,~JI. 838-5160 · _ _,. . __. Gel 0\8' Com~titive Ratrs trans, fa<'l air, many :octras. dio, h1e t1r, power •l•e•-•~ ~oo o-'ti! 9 6 ''' o-1 A1 ~ !"011u1t1oncr, 4 • ...,, dlr, Th--'-·o "'"II o• lr•d• w~ 67' "" ·,,,, power brtki1, 1,,,,,, gray, l blk/wht, 1 gry/wht. Inboard-outboard. 120 Mere. ""'""' ,,,.n ' · 1 .. 1 Ji1 • loaded~ !lone'" tream ext.. l9GUVr "" • " ~.,. ..--.-..w Cru. 'lh (Nc:oc t to Ir s ·~17 JAGUAR XK·l,10. F:x. 1 ROBINS FORD or 6i3-3107 r1el<. PFY 765. Box trnd &: hsbrkn. 7 wks. 1.ser wi power jet & I "-,,c~·-=-7-·-"'·-=~ c<'llent cond~!ion. p h 0 n e plush black 1nt. Take small ).;,=:=::;;:======JI old. 96&-7952. 1012'2 Cynthia Jl(l\ver trim, Full cover. J\1AGS, J\llT lta1dc r, 1l" for 646-:.'986 do1vn or trade. Low, low 2C&J Hubor Jllri, '67 CHEVY Dr. JIB 10121 Ready to enjoy. A 11 Ford, 2 !or $20. &15-2246 -========== pymntt. VHFBIOLB. Call Calta M-"2-00IO DODGE Bi1c111n1 1 D•. v.s, au!<>· maln1enance rerords. l 1~'~1~1'~r~6~p~.~m~.===== " K ·~9m ""~' ~~'!'!i!i~'l!!l"!l~~;;;11--;;;-;;;;;;;~-;;:;;;:;:-ll m•tic, iadio, httler, pow · FHE:J:: to qua!. hon1r. Beaut. O\'Tter. Kl 6-4444 KARMANN GHIA en _,... or .... ~. -:: Llnl ... Sy aru,a: '67 DODGE DART er •le•r. Whit• Wdll ti111, AKC, nied. size bro""'" male Tro'iler, Trovel 942s -----------1 '6!) VW Bus RIH. tooo ml. "9 "'.. ~ tifl ted 91 .... VA.Y 714. 21 It ""b. c · "", , .. o• MODIL Excellrnt Condition~ J)0xie . All shots. , ....., in ruiscr I%5KARillANN'Ghi117door Useu mos . .....,rppra.ek. " Whtt 'th I I t . '66 FORD $1495 "•IB 2 in \l'atC'r now. l\lahogany DUNE BUGGY TRAILER. l'OU(X'. Excrl!cnt? Src at 1SO l\l111t Condition Blut ;2600 Let our tease •XP1rtl lhow . -e _wi v ny op, air con. S1o--., 1011 plankill". Bait !<i nk and ~lJ--06l8 ' • ""'" ...... .._11 •••• ,_ IW< dition1ng, au!o .. trans., pow. Mutlt1 n9, Y.s eulcmalie, " .XLNT COND. BEST 01--Broad.,.,.ay, C.i\1. and bnng "" ,,_,.. .,,. • 1-• lll1l' rl h d' < I w '''''' :? W\Tl::LY, all black k1U.ens, puinp. Ve...., clean. 183 llP. ..-·n·' ~. -~•-·t _.,11 er stee. ng. radio a.nd en.ter. •• '"· """ •r. po • .. 'J t•ER. nionC'y V\V ~nua.rebac:k-New July '"" .. -••~ .,...... N ti v 8 >l'"'" ..,~""" while well 1.re1, linft d 1 long hair, l short hair. 3 Bl:'atn 8'2", r.111st Sell! ·"t gation "' res. -· """· .>.1,......., mos. Free to good horn<'. &16-198T af!er 7 Pill 1 ~===*=>1~8-5=:7=17~*=== LOTUS '6!'1. Radio, w/w. Just like UNIVERSITY miles. Call 637-1156. 9lau. TRU 1_1_J_. --~~ !>12-4567 10/2:: 1-:.:C-"'-"-'""'-=,.:..:---11r1v. T.00 mile1, $2395. DO '66 FORD $995 ALGl..AS 2:i' 1'~brgls. Cabin Trucks 9500 ----------613-8282 OLDSMOBILE '61 DGI::, many new G.I. ~oo 4-dr. v.a 1ut o, PRETTILY markl:'d playlul Cruisrr F IB. SS radio.1c...:..;;:.c:.... _____ ;..;_ '63 LOTUS Elitr, ~tagr IL ~!UST 51,11 'f,6 V\V Cam.....,. 2&.)0 Harbor Blvd. f<lrtks, m..':.,~ani~Uy gooc!U ' ri di,., lle•hr PS , PB, fi e· tabby ki11ens, nl'Cd sond n 1 1n in i top. Les.~ tha11 GMC TRUCKS ··lot ru"••'••" r-•d., 1-. ,..... Costa Mee• oo s guuu. DCSt o er 1 · d •·,, .,11 " " ,.. v" <1N11 f•..1;ly ('Quip\, !nw ml, A-!! ,,.. !lei&-ory 11r co~ , '""" /Jonie. 7 \\'ks. old, box tratn-75 hrs. Sil.COO. Call Ellis Orange County S.iles and Eves 536--i97l Best oll &12-l 5..l6 eves. :i40-9640 .::.:::..::399~·~'-------tire•, 1;~11d qi.,.. SHK 128 ed. Call 6·1~-169:! 10/21 days 213: 53::>-1370; n1tes Service ll11adqu;u1<'rs, 'ih> DART GT. l l i g h '65 FORD $1295 71 ,l: 67::>-3717 NE\V USED '61 V.\\I, Riii. New tin.ke~. BUICK I 4 -• Xln 3 Darling kittcn&, 2 male tab-UNIVERSl.TY MERCEDES BENZ Grl. rransp. $'450. Ca 11 per ormance, s1"'""· . t r.a;,d, v.a, •Ylo .. ,.dio. b1es, l female funny, 5 v.'ks. BOAT \lil\NTED 6,~179S aft 6 Pf.t. ---~.;:_;;.:.;.:. ___ I cond. ll•1l1r, power dee•, po••r <lld. 61,,...(1 117 aJt<'r 5 Private par1y. 30 tor,· T-S OLDSMOBILE BUICK 'U Jtlviera, tac:t air, * 548-5885 * b11lt11, pow • r windo .. •, p111 10/23 rlran, 11·atcr rracly, no 28JO Harbor Bh·d, 'GS V\V Bug. s!and. Irani , full pwr, 1t~reo. vtn)'l lop, '6.'\ Dart autom, R .r. H, wllitew•U '''"'• vinyl to p, 1lraler:ii p1PaSf:'. To SI0,000. Cost ... l\lcsa IlendJX AY..1/F1'1. und er bucket te.alJI wfcon90le, ,.._n\'•rtibl•. ~~"~.• .;~··~·~d ~g~I·~"~·==....,="' :: l\DORl\BLt: Klllcns. JO ...., ...,.,., :-PhonP. 54&-9511 S.I0-96.iO rl;uh rack. 11mn1 a111r I xll\t mnd, low mllel. Prlv 675-4192 '68 MUSTANG $2195 11k~. l n1al<', 2 !cm. ____ Mk '.11•2-fiJ.J'.~ 10/23 20' Callin cruiser i/b, F.· Ten Light Vans V.\V .• Ponche -MercedM riarly, • e Olltr. Ev•• '68 DODGE DART F e1 lb•c~. 39 0 v.a, 4 •p d, OAR, trailer. lll."C'{l~ t\'Ork. VolkS\i•agpns, Dodge~. Ch('\'-cng's. Ii uaed p&rts, 1t1ad,y 714: 49~37 Daye 714; Loiv mileage. Loadrd! r1d<o, h10!1r pwr. s!etr, GAS range :o;tuvr. older. You · .. 64'"3-"'°57!3 bl w'odo•• Good IJuy for handyman. ys, E~rcllent rond. lOO~G 1n stoc,._ .-... ""· ·"~ 11600 a.14-:a90 pwr ' 1·• P""''r ' ' pick up. 22S Cr('i[ P latt. "' 1"===· ======· =·= ,,..11;11 ..... 11 1ir t1, tinltd Costa i'lll'~a 6'lli-i 2:\0 l0..2J 13rst ollrr. 67j...J:wt aft 6. "'arran1y. '66 VW Sedan, xlnt ccnd. BIG ~'TEAL~ 1!lb5 Buick1 91111. VWP 175 I T _ _, 8 1\-IAN \Vinslow lilc raft ivith KUSTOM MOTORS Orig 011.'TM!rr·leaving country. LeSabre COn\•ert. Xnlt cond. FORD ,69 MUSTAN'-5269S ELl.S\VORTI omcat ne<.~1s ."" bag 4 ~ nld 845 Baker St., c;..t 5-10..5915 '6.°' Courvo Roadster. J\1idnight $10j(l, S.18-1!117 Lo'v mileage. ~toving·must ----------·II ~ a home. J\1alr, ,,...,,about J carryi..,. · J •·· · ,.. I M4e~ I 41! V-8, 4 •pd. Ncvrr been use<I. Chrcked Open 'til 9 P.1'1. blue. fuU flY.T, auto, fl./c, '62 V\V, '&I e....l~, Fine M'l quick! Best oU.r takes! '66 F•lcon Futura mos. &16-4~:,o 10·23 "II"'"' 675-3228. radoo, ~e•l•r. power o/111, <1nnually. ST.->(!. 61.~--0I)~:, '62 FORD ~~ T0n. V-~. 4 spd. nrw radial t1rrs. $7100. mechanical Cone!, Fully factory equipped, Olt. pow•• br•~c .. YXR b07 i'l11NIJ\TUl1 E pink male kH· T . 1 En.1;1ne l'l'bll 2..JOO 1111les R.go. 6:)[.-3030 S.1:l·2J2j '63 Rivie ra; P/\\', P/S, air $6%. Ir''. 1,.,,,, .. ,1. ''"'"" ooly. JS' sr-:ARAY r 1 h u I '67 CHEVY $1295 " ,_ bo 'Cl 0 boarrl L 1 k 8 ply hea1·y ch1ty tires. ,65 VW $f00 <:anti . l.Mther seats. Fire P OOne 642-6023 54S-U~3. In a,~~!.. u,1•0 222~ c Hea\'Y rl u I y ~uspcn~ion. MG t:ngine red. Sim. 117~00 1962 FORD Sl•l'•o• \V••oo. c11 ... ., ti e .d,, b cyl .. ·~tod· new .>:JIN. ""'"" ·'· Call 673-JMT after S .._ m•"'· radio. hoat•r, ljnl• 2-P/PER.SIAN k1l.ten J-4 Positraction. $900. 646--0l~S 1""" Gnm Sport. Pl•, ~lb, V--g~ -rn1,·uon. "-·1 I 000 I F·oR Sale or trade 'fr6 V\V """ ... , uuu '-V U<:" 9 '"· 18 • "'' •.•··=~~ n1n!1 nlrt. Nrrrl hnmC'_, badly. Soo'lboals 9010 ·52 DODGE r ick-ur w/utili· fl.IC 1ir, R/Jt hu&ers. n 150. offer. 642-7374 •69 MUSTAN,.~$26'S '•'"!.'•'"•. 6·12-1327. I k •-•,,, .... ,; ... , Po""-Bus "'i th new Corv11ir, big ~ 7 .,.,.,... '''' ty box<'s ;i /1( rar , V'f":I """ """' ••'-" •.. Call 6U-1597 all 5 pm. d ' "ST 227. ~ d · th Immediate Dl'liv~""'. t1rl:'i'I & more. 961-3178 ==========-=,1 '63 Jo'on:I Gala.xy XL. l:.Xccl F•1tbeek. v.1, ft Y!o, '' '"· EXL"EP'f!ON1\LLY l ovi:oly GREATr~. or racl.'ri'I •' ' g,....,, con !11on, '111 new '" oond. New tires. $800. 2210 hi a\tf, pwr 1111r;n9, white k illens, 3 mos. olrl. Sec lo Star Sloop mod 2:1,1. 35' tires and brc1kes, 962-7579 All Modal• '64 VolklWAf9n CADILLAC \V. Oceanfront, NB w•ll , ; , 1 1, tinted qlau. appreciate. 644--09!l0 J0/21 mast, like nC"w, Sae. S2500. "19 GMC, complete new ,n1., Alnt condition. M8-2132 1 -----------i.'""~""'""::;:_~°"'"",.--'ll Xl H 191 COCK-A-POO puµpy, 6 mos, ~34--0?0l !Ires & pamt. Altr r 6 call 'fi2 V\V, le1;s than 15.000 mi '67 t:L DORADO. nr nu tires, 'li9 FORD Count:>' Sedan, 9 •·06~7~F~O~R~D;:---,$~1~7'9=5 needs good honie. 6-1:?~ LIOO l•I tCapns• + 1ri11lrr, l~6~7~3-~7~l>~I======= on '&I re-bit 11ng. MM. Jo ml, tuU pwr, air, tUt-t11,, pas5ens;rr 51~;:J1n ~·~n Gel. soo 2 Or HT, v.a. 10/23 complete. Hull needs \\'Ork. 8·17-6418 CT\ll•. G. ma.tic, blk w/wht load~d. $3000. t ulo, r4die, lle1t1r, po;iwe• $300. ~18-~~151 Jffpl 9S10 ST 11 ·= r.m _.. lthr. 14TM. Pr pty, &f+.4265 1tetr, f.ctory •'' ( .. nd . 2 ~10. old ~rey/whlle, Jemale ..::=:~::..:=~~~~-31110 W ........ t H""' NB MU ~r ""•"'•top corm., MUr. TANG II · ' d $1495 GIBSON ES JJS TO ~ pick-ups, long ncek. Solid body, matchless. fi.15-22·16 Even1nj.?<; \\'anted: Singrr Tourh 5,..,1•, HOBIE CAT $1000 '~ "'' · · /I I 11150 ~I I '67 DeVILLE. all p"T, llh,, _____ ..,______ w hi Ii we *"''• tin lt kitten. Trained. Call '64 4--11·heel Jet!p, loaded, 6'2-!Ml'.li ~1).1™ r 1• ,:unr · · Cl' ""s 0 · 1 VOH 298 & 6'16-7349 al! 5 pm.. 10/23 *SA4'Bl-OJOT37S * ~~?.O~verdrive. S l9 00 . =~'~"="'°~rl~'~"'='-'r._,_O.~•~l•"r_ l~~· ~~~7~::.675-pr~porty, ~au~~('':;~t \\~I n d~ '65 MUSTANG ~,·~··FORD $1495 CUTF: 1111xl'd br<>rd p11pptcs, 'f,J r>IG I.JOO. J\tust sell. fllake J.J 9624887 Aft 6. Coy~trv Sq ~i11 W•90" v.s , For ~1!!': Sln1n1on~ rlhl n1at. & spnnc:~. 'f,\·cs '1').1-J!)(}!) s~;\VI NG mach. le. chair, pat1n grill, uprl1ht pl1no, upr1c:h1 frttttr 6: mile:. ~136-26Kl. 1701 Park SI, ll.B. CRAFTS;o.IAN table u('. e•- IC"n~lon top. 1 H mctor, n1('t.1l ~!and + pl!ltlet' & rnol0r. all for S165. 546--013!1 \\ Ai\'TEf1: Brau bed ii'a.m•, rea s on a b le : al90 old Brnt11·nrid chairs to retinlm. ll~2--~ilfi CARP1':T Installer ha• nne roll, avocado nylon r.ui>el. ririuhle jute-backed. Will Rr!I all or piui SJ/yard. 5-1(}...7245 OLYi\fPIC TV ConsDlc stcrco- A'.\1/fl\f. l...o1'TeY Organ 1''/ bench. Botb :.Jnt, sac! %2·SS9:! CROSS top Rcfrig., ;iuloma!ic defrost. Exe. $6.'i, The lloul!ll In Back 445 E. J7th. &12-5741 . Carpet layer has Hi U> n10stly cock('r. &1.J.226.l New incl !111il. S:?4!l. fil .>0272 JEEP·1946 Cf2A, uversi7.cd of/f'r. ,\lake me an o[frr! dVlom1!•c. red io, he•ltt, 10/21 011 7 . o "ll~'I * ~ .. \6-!'15Zll* '66 CAD. Serlan Dt-Villr : !nw 2 dr., hfl.tor. A11!01na!1c, ra· 1ires, clean. 984 P residio Dr, ·1 • oo.nn1r: ""'~ . . .. n1llr., l.uarriian m 11 i n 1. dio, healer. Runs like nc1v. power •f~1riA'jl. p ~w•• CATS and kittcl\I, homes P . ...:;•w;.:.:•~r_C~'~u~l~se~•~•;___9~0~2:.:0 ,c;;>~I.========= ''O~l~T~D~-~C~l,-,,~.,-,-. ~N~rw-,-.,~,-n-or, )lust Sac. 'Gl! V,V, lite blu,,, ~1n~·e nrw. $3195. Pr. Pry. T11ke foreign cJr in trade. bra~••· I white~ "''~· want«!, ~TTT9. Ill f X-T 32 CJ/ C nc1v fJ,Tt'S. Please call, w/sun1T>Of. <'x. c:ond. St99:i. 962--0~19 \\'ill rinc p:vt. rr!y. Dir. !ln!1d 9 ''" rt e . traordinaf"I 10lll 1:11y ~rrulri:~ X~~":!~: Campers 9520 make offer. S.t3--591!1 Phone. 49'1-Jli2l fir 5-18-5734 ~TLT:-."T ~ELL -BEST Of-Ken, 434.9m, s.1:...C6.11. 00.1. Uc'~':...c'~"~-=~--$=17~9=5 INSfANT pWT, tiaer, v.·hite E 745. '65 BUICK Will It'll equity. De.YR {T\4) 69 V\V CAfl.fP R MG>I VOLVO FF.R '6!'1 Cad . S eda nol----------R ,·,,, 2 Do HT y ! , . ~.,, blo0 k ... M , -"I-null. b '69 \lUST\"'G v' I I I • ' •• ' •• .~ " uu ..., ...., T3?-0Ml, e~s 54S-2434 fllr. Xlnl VERY ftealOn.e. le DrVill,.. Ph<Jnr -4'}1.Jl;i!l~ · '1• -• o ivr ~m tomtlic, r•d;., Iii ••••, homtl needed. 5Jf.T779 10/lt Owen• e 496-296'1 e 11·/blck vinyl !rip . F"A1·1 air., , !·===·=-====== VOLVO '69 C•d 4 "r ••d•o powo r 1l1w-, p()wtr S800 -u ,_ " 9000 mi. CleRn. ~M~26:?:l aft . ....,. I'M big n ut! (tomcat) Mille · Fl tll'O()(j B h J J /' b•ek••· P...,.., ""-clowi, want a lovable ma1ter &pt•fl Ski Boats 9030 Oun• Bu99 .. i•~•c_ __ 9~S~2~~ 1'.fUST S.!I '&I 1'.1GB. C'C ~~~,m, oar re · 6. full P"w1r, 1.,1ory ,;, <o,... Ctn!ul 116--717'9 10121 -67M319 CLEARANCE NOV~! i\1US T ~rll '6j r-.1u~ta.ng, d'''""'""· l1n11.t gl•u. NRE CUTE blk A wht pfOoxie & 12 1'T SKI boat. American MHERS MANX 142 -144 . 145 . 164 ·:.~ C;1d1Jl<lf' ~rtan dr Villr stick:.. l"c11·\y ovvrha11lcd 040. Trailer, 35 II Evinrude alJla PORSCH! ·~ PRl~s ='=; .. ,.1.=c=n=~=1·='=m00·=·=="'='=";'=:!9I X" 1 -" 1 g ·o '68 FORD "'295 -·•-~•pp;.,, 54&J250 I""" Custom bronze mt:l ke. THE UJ\''r ..... , 'r~ f'ng. . .. n COuu. J • -~,. r-n1otor & arN'~snries. ~"" ~. ~• •-. 10123 All componcn!s brand new. YOUR BEST DEALS .rt&-9823 G.I. 500 4 Or. H.T Y-&, t u· .....--..... t1kf'• au. s.1&-01:t9 CAMARO , , Ulust see! S2695. '88 P orsche 911 L Coupe ARE STILL AT iom etic, •• io, "et1r. t'Rllt Ptid!aree Collie dog, I 1946 Oarwnod utility srwen JAMES, LTD 5 Spd, AM /FM, ma& v.·hce1~. DEAN LEWIS OLDSMOBILE pow~r o!e~·•~ •• ,.,,.,.,~ 1'' mo8, Cid ma.le. 8 4 7-boat 100 hp Chrysler, lull 'fi9 Ci\;\IARO S27, 4 11~ed. ~ond., i1nled ,t .... WT E 2668 10123 1581 New·port Blvd. "'2-00«l VP'r/ low mll1qe, look~ & · nt:w cover, steal at $700. runa like new~ $.\'i!Y.I. S1ock <'Uslom inter ior, r.1 11 n Y '63 OLDS S!Arf1re. blark, c"c'~====~== eR6\\'N Am1 1\•hlte ten'ier, call &14-4919 after 5 pm MANX/CORVAJ R # .. 7 1966 HarOOr, C.Uf. 616-930~ ,xlras. Xl. nt cond. $7,550 xlnt cond. air co. od., new '68 MUSTANG $1995 I Mu1t aeU. $2200 call · 1 n---' brl '--k f lemalr, adul!, to oving la'fll-'-Motor~ VOLVO '67 127 S. 2 BR. 1r:n. ,.,1c._.,,. 01v 'JUU or tires $700. s.J5--3Jl')J 1/.8. 1utom•ti,, ·~dio. hon1r . &12--02CY.l 10/23 Boat Slip Moorln9 9036 Ml--ll96 AM S-ll, Pt<T 6-S UW • Sed&Jl. GN'Crl. Auto w/ quick sale. 675-5229 &ft 6 c..=..:c.:.::..:.::.=:__---ll hetler, powlf 1+11 ri119. 1200 W. Cout ll!ihway AIC. Xl ol ro-. p,1 prty. p.m. '64 OLDS Cullass convert. w~i ti will fir••· YiK 610 LO\V Oak drf"Slil'W table .11 t 21' I --.......1 .a ._ ..... 00 ·~ -'=~======~=! XI t _, s~"' ~·~ n~n1 1v/1g, mirror 67~1~ 1012.1 °v'!ni::;1.1Pl1;:~ :Jte 'O.u, Tr..,. "'u•-l'V N•wport Set.ch 646-~ 536-T~J -d~s. ;;_~~19 ;;;:;!. ""~ '6~· OLDS tit 95 SPOTTED rabbit to .ood Pilot Bo M 345 ausnN 'f,'i c <X>UPE, tanctt!ne/ CHEVROLET Delmon t 88 l ·dr. H.7. Y-8. homr . &t!-1256 !..;~~::;'~,;· ,;;;·===-;<~ " blck, reb fJOfine. many ex-Antlf4U91, Classics 9615 PLYMOUTH euto, r ~dio, ~•wt.•, power l''HEL male kittena, marked. 54!1-1~ HliO tiu. Xlnt eond. Pliv ""'Y· '66 CHEVROLET caprice. 11,,,, pwr brd••• f•c+orv tl Mo•lloHo-·-'UITIN Amer ic a , '"' 'ST M + 4 -11, 1 d hi -• 1· aer • ,.,_ .., " OaYI ~730; aft T, 5J5.5624 orr11n · ex .. ~ n One owner car with only 1ir con . w t• • .,, 01•1, 10171 •utl>matlc, lnw mll•1. ;1816. cond. Sl600. 8'12-3Il6 alt 5, 74.cxxi mile!, has all power + '68 Ply .'1:gn S~rt Sub. 9 .. ;n~I top, 11 .. t1d t i•••· nyl<Jns $1.99 yd. Sh.agii CUTE fluffy k1tten1, "'9&ntd =~~l Jim ::: 675-«lll after 7 PM 1966 Porsche 0{2 Coupe all day wkcnds. !l ir conditioning . .Absolulely ~· arr. ~o ~,, x-clean. '65 FORD $995 Cooper •u1nN HEALEY ~m:!: ~l~~:&: i931 DE SOTO the CIC!anest one ln tov.11. ~aaed ."~~.·30'1·iil lake !rd. Gt l. 500 4.0,. v .•. eulo, lrom $3.3() up + my labor, & hsbrkn 5'18-62.112 10/21 Ole per yord. 96&-69IO l'lTI end LIVUTOCK QUEEN Anne sola $175; sunlamp $30; silver plated ~ 1125 tr a & corree service $50. GERMAN Shepherd /\KC, zy1&-28l!J. I 2 lop qua 1ty puppies, mos Quality king brrl-quil~ old. Xlnt papen. • Complree-unw>ed $105, worth 83J.-1568. S250. Alt 5 6 -..·knd1 Kl-OaJG MALE 0Uhuahu1, 1 o o d BOYS StinlP'llY bike Pl. watc:kdo1. Adulf11. SM no Console stt'rt'O in good con-papers. 111 Sha.llmu No. 3, .di !ion S~J(). ~593 C.r.t. .l'irewood lor u.le WEL,lARAN U pu p p I• 1 Dry Eucalyptue AKC, shota. Grand cham- -540-988'1 plonl. RUMMAGE SALE Oct 23--=*,..,cm.;':.:'.c"""=.:.2'::23:.•:....._ 2.1, 9-5. Colle1e Center, 2750 COLLIE, g mo·1. Good Harbor Blvd .• C.J\1. wi th chlldrt!n. m _, 1610 -=~Co="~' ="'",c.,,1"':;,,=~ MIK. Want-1:.:=;:...;'---'-----'-AKC <!oct{ER SPANIELS SWE BUYS $ FU RN ITU RE $ APPLIANCES Coler TV1-Pi•~o1-Sftt101 1 ......... " ... ,." C.t.IH IN JI MINllTIS • 5-41-4531 • WE PAY CASH i"6P i10NEY PAID lnr h1rniT\l ~ k JippliAnCI'!. CAil .JANI~. ~:H-1 ~1'1 Show or pet $50 up. 497-1088 nHcr 6 pm \\'kdays. SCHNAUZERS, J\!in. AKC pups, Sho1r." or IH"ts, Stud lil'fViCt', 8.'\J.-()Jl;l ----------SILKY Tf!nif!r male pup1, 7 v.·ks. AKC. Adorable healthy .r. shot.. SUO. &W 4808 . AOORARLE Mlnla!tn SC'HAUZEruJ. AKC R.e1. Call ~ve1, 4~519 POODLE Pups, Uny toy & toy. a.II rolol'!'i, AKC, top f]U11l i1y ~tud ~<'r, S~l-~71:1 " can 549-15n .nm Slcmorui M ere e de i1 "'"''llCr . ....,.,......, •• d;o, ll1et1r, ,....,, ,,.,,, # 476. TRAILER SALES 19_30 FORD Model A Benz, 120 W. Warner, Sant.a '65 Plymouth Vali11nt ·225· w~l t1 wi ll ti, ... SYI 20J. "Buy from 1 m•n AUSTIN AMER ICA Bayside Motors Roodstrr lully r eR t o red, Ana, 546-4114 aix, 11Uc:k, good cond. $750. '65 MUSTANG $1095 who lives in on•!" Sales, Strvl<:e, Pa.rts UOO W, Coa!t lfli:hway minl rond . $2600, 543--425.f -"="-=30=7='·=·======-ll Htrdlop. \I.I, 1<11(),,.,•flc. \\'E SERVlCE Immediate Or>livery Nf"ll'J)()rt Beach 648-Sem '67 Impala -·~d ie, ~•••••· whit1 will \VliAT \\'E SELL! All l\lodcls *~ PORSCHE J dr cpe, Sold·blatl( Y!"YI PONTIAC fir••• tlnt1d 91111. NBZ Jl8 321 So. Harbor. Santa An:t WhiW, xlnt cond. AMl l'M'. Autos W•ntell t700 top. 1 owner-local car. Blue 'i7 MERCURY $2195 1 Bick So. of. Bol!.a 5.11-U66 Sl200 Tlrm. 541-flt!ll 'fiook wbal 11!11. Phone '67 GTO, HT, OM owner, Civttr. \1-1, •u'"· r1 dio, BAY HARBOR 1968 .PORSCHE Tup fil. WE FAY . . • IM-1371 cleu, ~ ml., vtnyl top, ~,,,,,, pow1t ''••r, pow1r M bll H S I l\ed, l9,000 milH, AM·l'M hit 11 t' · I t CASH p/1, new car t0mlns. JU!O ~r•k••· feclorv ••r 'ond, o • om• a •s ndlo. ~T or ~ ·ii CheV)' Impal11, alr, n.llt, ftnn tu-1039 ... • •• ,. ••. "'"Y op. Cau. Lon1a It.oil -A1vay -3100 W, Coast Ilwy., N.B. ·64 POJti51E IC Cori. New p IS' Coo d Con d . 1968 PONTIAC 1'1"blrd fOO . tifttt-1 9!111. UJA l7l, Bh1ratGn Manor -Homctte • 642.9405 540-1764 kir ull!d can • tn>clrl 11111 at•::io 540-1337 4 eptltd. Power ~rr. power 161 FORD $795 Kit • Prestige . Sahara Authorized MG Dealer top, Urei, • •na\fll. f1S.ltCtO call 111 lor h"ee nttmata. brka 1J 000 1 !143-2330 61l1•i• ~00 Co"v•r!Oble. AU. SIZFS wttkd&y1. 'IO IMPALA 4 dr, KT. V-3, . ' m . v.1, 1uto. r1dio, h1 tt11, NOW ON DISPLAY t~Olt sale l!&I Austin Healty 1§67 Porscb1 912 COupe 6ROJH QIEYIOlll auto., pa/ph. R&H, pvt pty. pwr •'••·· wll!t1 well 1;,,,, 1C2S Blk~r SI., Costa Afesa Sprlte. Brit. Racing gm & 4 Jpd, low mllta. ODI OWMT, 1175. 548-4211 RAMIUI O'fl JTI. "'ii blnck E111t of Jf11rbor Btvfl. ''°="=·====· 0:>1;"'1928==== x!nt t.hNouL $4318. VOJXl(I, Alt ter !at. Mam.. 1881 CHEVY El Ca.mlno, rww ~·u Oadf fh ., .. i-i'--:l'O'rii"Dc----:$"°14°"9'°'5 Costa M11& (n4) 541)..9-170 ~ 9-Jff Matot 11211 Bean llhd. 313 en(ine I: tranaminion (', 1 ' P•lrl1ft1 100 2 dr. H••dtop GREENLEAF PARK DATSUN -1· ~ H~ 8Mcll tm 6TS-i2ss . c:lean~t A lrtt. NIW tiNI v.1, 1ulo, •edlo, ht•l•f, in clear, clC"an, coo.I Cnsta ----UOO W. O::Ut Hlehway Kl ..m 'M ~MfiAL.A conv. 11uto. $3.~. 919 llfl S:OO pm '"''• ''''" f e ( 1 or 'I ,;, ~tesa.. New 92 """ace ndu ll ORANGE COUNTY'S Newport Bach M&.60B WE PAY WH P IS Riii. ,.......,. _ _.. e~t:n 101'111, whit" .... 11 tires, ti ~f· '" NO I 1 VINlil <.vuu, _,.,, T•llRD td ~l •u. SlY 105 p.1rk, il10(1rl11 &. Salrll offli'f' • 64&-7993 :::-~l~~~lat Park. Open 9 AUi o:~~u~~~suE: TRIUMPH '61 Oievro1:1 Bel_ Air new ~3 '63 T BIRD ACU:NT MOBILE FOR YOUR (AR '""I"", •Itek, $550 °' ollu. • DUNTO llO:O.lE SALES ]883:) Beach Blvd, 'fi9 TR.-6 R~al Bargain~ \Vire aff.3074 Hunt:1ngttin Beach •l'hi8., O'drlvr, IOlt !or . COMN!LL '62 2 dr .. hd. top ru11 flWT. Dir. 175() Whittier Ave. 842-7781 54()-M42 British rroen. $3,2 00 . ,.. Chev 6 cyl i tlck, l dr, fectoryalreOnd lUo nln1.0nt ColtA M11& TlC: 00-1350 ~,,;=.:.:;:_;;;"~=:-:~o-:-MS-.'i942 Eves. or 17~. CHEVROLn ::; = 1d~~~1P· owner. Sma.11 down, Eicee:.. DOUBLE Expando, Kit Tro. '69 DATSUN Mrs. Burke {days) 2Q Ha rbor Blvd. · or lent oonditlon.t&f.9'TT!.OKL. FORD jan, 21:bc5S. Lars• c.arpo.rt, Costa Me111. M&-l:M!t '57 atEVROLET %83, 3 apd.1-'4'l~O~·--------porc:~ A: 1tor1.1e 1hed. Big 4-0r Sed11.n. 4-tpd. Dir., BUSIEST rnarke.tplace in 1--=.=..;.c=...c..:.c.:.c._ trans, 1d. C'Ond., new tirt.i. '87 LANDAU all pow/equip! ' Mu1t ael\ to •tUe Hlatf!. radio. tte1f'llr. J300 mile1. town. Tbe DAll.Y PILOT OOJll'T .rusr WISR for $MO. Ml-1467 Air am/fm racUo pow ant 2240 S, Main $6,750. K11tella f.1ob11 e Wil l u crlflce: T11ke older money, time (, tUort. Look something lo furnish your '&J CHEVY Jklair M"rian, New h.<I. bell Nc1v pl~ l':.~t;i1r.~. Sri l 1·1. Stan!on. 1r11r!r Call Phil, 491-:tm. C1:1!"s1f1rri 11rchon. Sa v e home ... find irre111 huys in riuto, p/!1, p/b, xlnt cond. lu'l'!\ Orig, 0•1•ner Belowj CAL 7n7 6 ran ~:!.~~1;71} 545-00J~. 7.\VJ0.11 llf)W!!! todAy·~ flR.s~ihrfl /\fl~. S6!Y.1 &J2-9l'I.'\ p~;t pty. boo~ Prrfr('f'\"'lnrl fl'lll~:Wt4· ~".1,,!". tf ' I _____ _., I ' • I \ r .. _..,.__., .......... ___ ------·----------... -.-----~~~~~~---------~--~·----·-----... ·--. ----. n DAILY PILOT Tutsday, Ott.obtr 21, 1%'1 --- .,:ooo Ar OISCOUNT ESl·IO D ISS iscounl STORE HOURS DAILY l 0:00 A.M. TO 9:00 P .M. SAT. & SUN. 10:00 A.M. TO 7;00 P.M. rices! 1 USO.A. GRADE A • WHOLE SOOY FRYING 35t CHICKENS 1• BONELESS ROAST USDA CHOICE OR FAD "TENOERFUL" ·SHOULDER17c ' CLOD T~~R ,. C.H.B • SllCf'S OR HALVES • NO 21.i CAN • YELLOW CLING PEACHES s::.' PACK OF SIX CANS • OR ANGE • GRAPE • fllUIT PUNCH JUICE PAK 80'~~,,~Ns ' .. . Prices Effect ive Wed. thru Tues. October 22. 23, 2~. 25, 26, 27 & 28 FEATURING FAD'S EVERYDAY LOW DISCOUNT MEAT PRICES f>Wll"T'S • St:L.l!CT LAMll e FFIE6H SHOULDER 109 CHOPS 1•. 5W11'T'S • liEL.ECT L AM B ·• IMAL.L. ~~~PS 1 61~ Fsluoy · s"(icG1·1AN AiicoN aWll"T'$ e S~LECT LAM • BREAST RIBLETS •W11"T'& e SELl:CT \.AM• SHOULDER ROAST USDA CHOICE OR: FAD Tl!NDERf UL •LEAN AND MEATY 69 r. BEEF SHORT RIBS USDA CHOICE OR FAD TEND£RFUL •FIRST CUT LAMi'"'"L···· '""" r. TASTY CHUCK ROAST 65( 79~ 47,~ 371~ 41:. LEGS 98 USOA CHOICE OR FAD 'TINDERFUl". TASTY TENDER RUMP ROAST 77~ HOFfMAN SK1Nl!SS a.oz. PKG. LINK SAUSAGE 49~ lEAN • DEPENDABLE QUALITY • GROUND FRESH HOURLY TOwtRS • IMPORTED e I-OZ. PKG. FRESH GROUND BEEF GOUDA CHEESE 3 o1'100 YOUR USDA CHOICE OR FAD "TENDERFUL" •GOURMET'S FAVORITE EYE OF ROUND ROAST CHOICE 139 lb. HIADQUARTDI FAD CARRIES A HUGE SELECTION OF HAWWEEI CAIDY, I OOSTUIES AT EftlYDAY LOW DISCOUIT PRICES! PEN & QUILL • 5 VARIETIES 8 -0UNCE CARTONS 3•100 PARTY DIPS 1 RATH• 16-0UNCE PACKAGES All MEAT OR All BEEF 79c BOLOGNA AATH •KING SIZE WiENERS 69C U.S. NO. 1 e ALL. PUll;POSI! • RUSSET 1 Q 49 POTATOESLb Bog C 1v •. oz. BOXES . SUNMAID LUNCH BOX 10 39c RAISINS For A&SDRTED COLORS MARGUERITE 6Sc DAISIES Bunch ONE QUAITONLY. SAVI Mc· HO. U c RINSO DETERGENT COU"°"4 0000 OCT. 22-21 SMART TO SHOP AND SAVE AT FAD SANTAANA COSTA MESA I t I , 7 . . • • I I I , ' I ' ' I t p • ' t • • < I ' r I -I • • I I I ' • • • c • • ' ' I v l • v h • p n i: