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times summer camp fund Girl Employe Killed at Disneyland Here is. my contribution to help needy boys and girls get to camp. I understand that contributions of $5 or more will be listed in The Times, unless anonymity is requested. (Please Print) Address. Mountain Lift Falls; 1 Killed BEltGEN, Norway UPI One person was killed and six were injured Tuesday when the wire of a mountain cable car snapped, sending the gondola hur-tling 75 feet to the ground, authorities reported.

The accident occurred when the pulling wire of the Mt. Ulriken lift broke as the gondola reared the station at the top of the If 929-foot peak. A spokesman said all seven passengers probably would have been killed had the wire broken farther down, where the free fall is much higher. Please list my gift in The Times as follows: ting with his family in the front row of an adjoining theater. He told Investigators he looked to his right, saw what he thought was a child being pulled between the platform and wall and heard a scream.

When the platform stopped, he said, he notified operators. Miss Stone, of 1633 Avalon Santa Ana, was the first employe to be killed in an accident at Disneyland during its 19-year history. Four visitors have died in the park in other accidents. mmertime employe Deborah Gail Stone, 18, was crushed to death Monday night at Disneyland's new, $6 million attraction, "America Sings." The 5 foot 2 inch brunette was caught between a stationary and a moving wall as an outer ring of six theaters rotated like a merry-go-round past a central, fixed inner stage. i The attraction, which opened June 29, was closed indefinitely while i sneyland investigated how an accident believed to be Impossible happened.

Miss Stone's job was to greet audiences at the beginning of a 24-minute program and bid them good-bye at the end. She stood at the front on the left side of the stage and spoke through a microphone. She died at 11 p.m., during a 45-second interval when the audience had left her theater and it was moving into position to start a new cycle. Daniel Robison, 33, a member of the Air Force from Castle Air Force Base near Merced, was sit-. Please mail with contribution to Times Summer Camp Fund, PO Box 29, Los Angeles, Calif.

90053. Contributions are tax deductible. The fund complies with regulations of the Department of Social Services, city of Los Angeles. iffliiffi nmfflin oSdm 8 Prt II July 1 8, 1974 ImgnstlrtCtmtM- Arcadia Family Stages Circus for Camp Fund Last Thursday, an Area-' Contributors will be listed dia family introduced in The Times unless other their neighborhood to a 'w ise requested. unique way to raise moiy Previously cknowidod On anonvmout SMO 40 ey for the Times bummer Th Ahmanson Foundation 600 Welfund, Inc 400 Camo Fund.

Walter E. Lwrtnct ,.200 Dr. Battv Kant 1.12 At 7 p.m., the jamea, Morans a neighborhood circus at 8 their home on Encino Ave. ift Parents and friends parti- so cipated, and the result was a contribution of. $39.22 to the Pamn Fund E- h.

Neisoi 2S -Jr ln memory of our son John 25 "People jUSt Kept pOUr- and Mr. Thoma Held 25 it -j Mar E. Robinson 25 ing in, Mrs. MOran Said. Goldla and Harold Benlamln 25 "We were worried that we'd run out of food as well as seats for everyone.

two anonymous at $is so Larry Han 20 But We managed tO take Josephine F. Schwab i 20 'U, it Gregory and Jeanlne Martin 20 Care OI tnem. Two anonymous at S20 40 Kelly, Jim, Bill and Joe HUS. c.ar.!..l!?d..fl.n.t".. Moran and 16 young In memory of Miss Dorothy .1 Doughman 15 friends were the.

circus m.j.s is performers. 1 If featured a ring master, a lion tamer, a "lion" (one of ojr o. Ofhm is the Moran girls in COS- Glenn N. Gardiner 10 tume), a swordswaiiower, JSarSEStTirtn 10 a palmist and a strong 10 man nd D- ftaker 10 A. Walters 10 In memory of Bob and Howard 10 Robert and Karen Marrs 10 "Hopefully, our contri- IS DUtlOn Will help Send a In memory of Larry Nielsen 10 -child to camp," Mrs.

Mor-' falira-: 10 an said. "And the Encino "SIS? i Ave. residents are looking hrTTD" forward to next year's sec- mm tiw roddim 10 i Barbara G. Pease 10 Ond annual CirCUS. Linda Anderson with love 10 All donations sent to the IS Times Summer Camp 10 Fund, PO BOX 29, LOS An- In memory of Laura' Hank and Georae 10 geleS, 900o3, gO directly tO Julie and Louis Zuckerbraun 10 rnu Joanne Caraker 10 CampersmpS.

1 he 1 lmes memory of Raymond and Nellie absorbs all costs of the an- SM-RoWi' Johnson io nual campaign, which is Conducted as a community Mr. and Mrs. John J. Heacox 10 In memory of Ric Vallanc 10 Service. Winle, Stein and Barrel 10 Children are awarded ftrr; and Mrs.

mm iS camperships according to oT'ob 7S financial need, which is Mrs. Esther Kiem u- For an outdoorsman In memo- Certltiea by the United rv, Sidney Joseoh Roulller 5 way Planning Council's I Camt) Bureau memorv of Don B. and Laurie E. 5 Aragon YOUngSterS attend Frank and Fonda Frederick 5 Scott, Holly and Cobey Bigsers 5 camps that are accredited Anna p. Munster 5 by the American Camping The'11 I -a nonprofit profes- SlOnal agency that COn- "ovlna memory of Rosa Kraft 5 In memory of Dennis Williamson 5 dUCtS rigid examinations Harry Israel 5 of programs, food, sleep- Saiv SSdrM ing accommodations and Cleanliness Mr.

and Mrs. Milton J. Miller 5 Pandro S. Berman 5 Concerned readers In memory of Jack M. Schneider 5 have Sent more than In memory of ooo needy children to sum- I mer.

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