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Yot:. 6(, NO. 124, l SECTIONS, •2 PA&ES NEWPOlT IEACH, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1968 TEN CENTS
l,OOQ Cheer County Airport Expansion Foes
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CAN'T USE l!L TORO
Thomas Riiey
THREAT TO FAMILIES
Ruth P•nWI
RALLY SUPPORTER
H•rry S.bbitt
URGES PRISSURE
Georve Holstein
. Lawsuits, 'Lie-ins,' D~r-to-Door Campaigns Urged
87 BRUCE BENSON
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Nearly 1,000 Newport B e a c h
19identl Wednesday night cheered
and applauded when told upamlon at 4 Or_,. Cowlty Airpol"( caa be balled
wttb law aui&I, and even a "lJe-ia on
the .,..., if Det'e9Sat'y .''
Tbe nDy took ~ace at Ccrona del
Mir' Hlgb School under auspices of tbe
Airport Noise Abltemellt C-. ·WM~
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a loose ~alltion ~f homeowner groups
and private residents.
Committee Chairman Dan Emor.,
told the crowd that the airport is on its
way to becoming a CUll·blown major
co1nmercial facility.
He said an alternative is for com·
mf'rcial traffic to share the runways
of El Toro Marine Corps air base.
"We're in the position of the frog
and the bolling water," the 36-year-old
free lance writer said. ''You put the
frog in the pot end warm it up
grooually end he just sits there. You
put him in boiling water and he jumps
right out.
"What we're trying to do here
tonight ls to evaluate the temperature
of the water in Orange County and
find out if the people of this area are
ready to jump out."
Among th e standing-room-only
crowd were Costa Mesa councilman
George Tucker, and Newport coun-
Coast Pilot Aboard
cilmen Howard Rogers, Ed Hirth,
Robert Shelton and Don Mcinnis.
The latter two .were packed lnto the
back of a crowd that spilled into a
hallway. Tucker said be came only to
assess the temperature or the crowd
itself. It appeared to be quite warm.
&mory urged residents to follow the
lead or 48 property owners who have
flied claims amounting to $1.3 million
for damages allegedly incurred from
(See AIRPORT, P1,e %)
Copter UaSli l(i s 23
By AR'l'llUJl R. VINSEL
Of .. DellY ..........
Somersaulting like a stricken bird
and apnrtng a feather-like shower of
air mall to mark ita final path, a com-
muter helicopter plunged lntc. a Para-
mount dairy yard Wednesday, tilllng
23 persons.
'the cra&b ~of the Lot All&eles
Airways Inc., abuttlecraft, which left
Disneyland Heliport seven minu&ea
before, was the worst ~
Police Smdy
• Sparse qties
~ Bludgeoning
Newpcmt Beacb poOce today ~
up theft steeves and blpn revlA--
Jng sparse clues in the bl•n
slaying of· Corona del Mar baclletor
George F. Lyons.
The 48-year~ld insurance Dalyst
was found dead in a pool of l*od in
his modest bungalow apartmeat Mon·
day. The cause of dutb was attrib-
uted to a skull fracture from a blunt
instrument
Detective Sergeant Ken Thompson
said investigators so far have learned
that Lyons had been a resident or the
:rea s~~Jllnuary' and th al ne ma<Je
wide acquaintances in bars of Laguna
Beach and Dana Point.
helicopter crash in aviation history.
A list of victims nn.ally feleased just
before noon, Included the pilot, from
Huntington Beach, an Ohio family of
Proflle on Piiot,
See Page 3 Today
eight and the mllyor of Red Bluff.
Investigators from the Federal
Aviation Agency today began gather·
ing-debris hurled -OVer a three-block
area seeking clues as to why the Si-
korsky S61 went down.
Horrified witnesses watched the
oeath dive as the craft began tearing
itself apart, possibly while Capt. John
E. Dupies, 45, of 6442 GiWin Circle,
Huntington Beach, tried to make an
emergency landing.
Preliminary investigation indicates
a rotor blade may have flown off, sllc-
~ tnto tbe-UU FotM Rctton an
throwing the helicopter hopelessly out
of control.
If only the tail rotor had been lost,
said Fred Milam. vice president of the
firm, Dupies could have probably set
the stricken helicopter down safely.'
"It was dis~egrating right in the
air, all sorts or pieces kept Calling oU
and drifting away like feathers," said
Ed Bilyeu, 19, attendant at a nearby
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OAIL Y "LOT I'-., l ie_. IC-IW
NO'J MUCff-tEF-T -Overall vrew of dairy foHn
which helicopter plunged late Wednesday after-
noon graphically shows how parts of the craft were
scattered in -wide -area as-the chopper-started its
death dive in Paramount.
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Co~ercial Aircraft Use
No motive has been fixed for the kllllng. 1bompson has declined to
atate whether police recovered the
murder weapon, or if they know what it was.
Tbe best clue st:UJ appe1rs to be the
one that is missing. Lyons' white or
pint colored 1961 'Mnmdel'tmd ia now
the subject of a national alert.
2 From <:ounty,
Family of Eight
Among 23 Dead
Terror on Wheels
Of El Toro 'Impractical' One lead previously unannounctd led
to a dead end Wednesday:
1bompaon said the owner of a brown
Mustang was located after a neighbor
woman reported seeing him near th e
slain man's apartmoot.
Two Orange Countians, a vacat ion-
ing famJly of eight from Ohio, and a
Northern Californiz city orricial were
among victims of lhe death plunge of a
Los Angeles Airways h e 1 i c o p t e r
w _.<Jnesday.
Joint use of El Toro Marine Corps
Air Station by military and com-
mercial aircraft wu termed "lm·
practical" today by ,..,.. General
Will.lam G. Thraab, bale cC111n1w•ter.
Gen. Thrash reqionded ti a DAILY
PILOT inquiry on tbe llkeU11ood of
commercial jeta flying out of El Toro
instead of Orange Cemat1 Airport.
The proposal wu one of mm11 thlt
popped up Wednelday Dllbt at a
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Sunnier and aumaler. That's ·
the outlook for Fmt.y aJon1 the
Orange Coast aa foreeatter Jack
Frazee tabs the top temp at Tl
after the usual a.m. cloudy spell.
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he'd MW1' IOMgllt tkedoft u.n.
befort S. 8tmt1 Goldlocdtr, NClc-
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meeting of almost l ,000 Harbor Area
homeowners at Corona del Mar High
ScbooL The residents are banning
toeettier againat increued flight noise
rnulting from County Airport ex-
pansion.
Said Gen. Thraab, · ln a prepared
statement: •
"Joint usage of the Marine Corps
Air Station at El Toro for military and
teneral<0mmerclal aviation ta In-
compatible with the mluion and re-
quirement Ullped to this acU9ity by
the Depertment °' Defense. "Tbe air and gl'QUlld environment
requhed by the Manne Corps to
ped'orm ltl aaigned million," be con-
tinued, "raden Jt b:bpt k'tical to BC·
oommodate feDS'al~merdal 1via· Uon now and for the future."
The statement ts espected to be in-
terpreted by eome Couaty Airport ex-
panlion foes as an tncUcation that the
door at El Toro may be closed to com-
mercial jets, but it 1s not nailed shut.
However, the auto owner was able
to furnish a satisfactory aUbi.
"What we've done so far," Thomp·
son said this morning, "ls to clear
away the garbage. Now we atart work-
ing on the case."
Policeman Cleared
In Shooting Death
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Coun·
ty Grand Jury has ctfared a police-
man of any criminal blame In the
shooting death of it.year-old Gn!gory
Clark. a Negro.
Officer Warren B. Carlson was
cleared Wednesday after the review
when L. E. McKee, foreman of the
jury. wrote the Los Angeles City
Council that no one contacted the jury
for a hearing or investigation and
that the case was considered closed.
A flight manifest of the 2.1 victims
killed when Flight 841 went down was.
teleased shortly before noon today, &at not all names were complete.
Coroner's office spokesmen in Los
Angeles listed the victims as: -capt. John Duples. 45. of 64~2
Govin Circle, Huntington Beach, the
pilot.
-Henltel M. Sld"·ell. of '1206 N.
Stanford Ave .. Fullerton.
-Mayor .John R. Trainor of Red
Bhaff.
-Terry Herrington. 26. co-pilot. of
Lawndale. 0. Herimann', light attendant. of
Encino.
Mr. od Mrs. Emmett C. Sanders or
Mingo Junction. Ohio.
Dr. ud Mn. m~pti A. Mnck. ol
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$10 Millio:D Street Need
BJ JDOME P'. OOLLINS .................
It wUI COit tbe cltJ of Newport
Beacb 8boat •t mUUon a year for the nut 10 79an to re1tore ita f..Wllag
~ and alleys.
That's tbe estimate ol Public Workl
Director Jolepb T. Devlin. lt'a con·
tabled ... 11-pate ,...n tbat deta1ll
tbe ftndlnp of a 1-mOllllb ltmly of tbe
dt.1'• 1e mu.. ol atretts. Owla ...., ... a., c..cu .,.
proVll "in principle" of a proposed
long-range street rehabilitation pro-
gram. Under the plan, the city during
the next decade will give top priority
to resurfacing atreet.s that aren't yet
.lb need of toial reconstructlon.
The wont or the city's streets will
be reconstructed on a leCOO<lary
priority basis.
"For awhile we will bl passing up
ttreeta in 'ttJ'1 poor concUtJon." said
O..Un. "We b1vt tt pat ow an.,Jor ef·
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rort oa asphalt coating ind resurfac-
ing the other streets before they start
crumbUng."
U the clly were to do otherwise. and
concentrate >n the most battered
•lrffts first. the roadways that now
need only to be tesurf ~ wouJd
cletmor1te swiftly. Devlin ex-plained.
Thia wouJd balloon the ultJmate coat
of repairing all the tttY'• 1treeu to
double the $10 mmlon. 10.,.ar
flee rraD'l1, ... t I)
Dad Saves Tot as Cart Takes Plunge
"Young "Price'' Kerfoot was a ter·
ror on "heels Wednesday.
He terrorized his folks after in·
ge niously pushing the right buttons to
se t into motion a three-whee led elec·
tric go cart -poised near the top of a
180-foot cluff.
"Price" was in the cart as it veerrd
!or the cliff edge at Galaxie Park in
Dover Shores.
His dad, 32-ye ar-old e n g I n e e r
Branch Kerfoot. of 1400 Antigua Way,
told police he managed to catch up to,
the errant earl but was unable to drag
it to a hall .
lie said he plucked hjs little boy out
just before the cart took the fatal
plunge.
As the orricial police report put it:
"Vic1im was notified to remove cart
from its point or rest. ..
The officer add,d:
''Chi ld is 16 months old and not tialk·
ing."
Harriman Says Peace
Talks Could Collapse
P A R I S (AP) -'Ambass ador W .
AvereU llarriman. conceding that the
U. S.-Vietnam peace nrgotiations
could fail. ssid today: "You ca n't keep
talks going just as a propaganda
medium ." .
North Vietnam's rnvoy to tho
discussions, Xuan Thuy. had raised
Wednesday the possJblity ol Cajlure. In
the same speech he appealed to U. S.
and world opinion to pul preuure oo
Washington to end promptly and un·
eonditionall7 all bombing and other
acts of war against North Vleb'lam.
Harriman was asked today when he
leJt his office In the U. S. Embassy
whether be considered Tbuy's state·
NEW YORK (UPI) -Stock prlces
moved Irregularly In active trading to·
day 1galnst a r1ther gloomy economic
background. 1See qvotatiom. P•aea
12.-13.)
ment a threat
II<' rr plicd that he didn't take it aa
''much or a threat." that it Se«:iled to
him to arise naturally from other su)).
jcct!i Thuy had been discusslni:. Then
llarrlman addrd: "It's always a
possibility, you know. that these talks
would break down. The talks can just
as weU break down on the United
States side if they (the Americans)
Ulink they (the North Yletnameae) are
taking advantage of tbe restraint ln
the bomblnf."
Harriman cautioned against taking
his discussioa of the problem as any
predJcUon of 1colla.pst.
"My own Judgment." be said, "ls ,
U11t we're here for a long tJme, that
the other side feels they w1nt to have
talks: and certainly President Jobnson
has shown every Lndication ol Wf nUna
to come to agreement.
"But boUt sides hive got to show
some willingness to talk subatanct, wi.Wnpess to move abetd.
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DAJLY PILOT
• U.N. Protects ·
USC Pr.of. Declares Stronger.. Support Nf!eded
By Jl;AN COX termine for oanelves •bat is • l _tr through the ltate department and find
0t "' o.ilY ,.., •• ter of domestic coocern ID the c.Ct'. 1bree l"'el!IOlutlom already acct"*.,. ln er." r"'" Human right. can only blossom According to the ezpez1 OD wcrL1 the CoostitutSon whlch would be blase
under the protective wing of suprana· law, thfs is illegal beause u. N. and ·um:ontroversl,al •
Uonal organizations as well u in· statutes say this will be determined by Robert Kennedr fond three -one
divldual countries, Dr. Carl Q. the world court. lorbidd.itlC slavery, one forbidding en·
Cbrlstol, international expert on the A portion of Cbrlstol's arlUJDent 111 forced labor ud one PI'Q&ectinc the
United Nations, reasoned Tuesday the nrcessily of internatloQal law to political rilbll of woman.
night. protect individuals W• P1'ced OD ~ senate COmmisaton on J'orelp
At a Joint dinner meeting In the states' reluctance to act la Udl dlree-Relations dJd not act on the bill uatJI
Hot.el Laguna, he told the United Na-lion. \. HVl!l'al organizationa rallied to lta
tions Association and League of ''A California assemblyman recen support as late as 1986 and 1967.
Women Voters that suJtable, forma· Jy lntrodffced a bJll making genocide The committee then decided to turn
listic attention to human rights bas a crime," the academidu pointed it over to the American Bar Auocia·
first been given by the League of Na· out. "The committee 1tudyillt the bW • tion, which •u meett.ng Jn HawaU,
tions and tt1 offspring, the United Na-neVfl' let It out becaUH they decided lbr a legal ·oplnloD. • ' lions. ' such an act wu Dot lbe funcUOD of "Believe it ar ,not," Dr. Cbriatol
The USC professor of International California." said, "a New Orleans lawyer took on
law speaking In mildly academic A Neero uaemblyman OD tbe com· the attorney faneral , several ualat·
tones, challenged the theory that mittee wu tbe bW'1 main rolldbJock, ant aecretarJe1 ol state and law school
human rights should be solely defend-Chrlstol explalDed. "Tiie ~mbly· deans. He CODvtneecl tbe croup of at·
ed by lndividaul states. man wu afraid the law !PuJd be torney1 that two CODYeDtiom were
Criticizing the U. S. for ii.a some-um to perllCUll H. Rap Brown and not acceptable and-. wu ODl.1 may.
times flaccid support of the U. N., he StokelJ Carmlcbael." (Two men wbo be acceptable."
insisted, "if we are going to have migbt be accUled of preacblq·aeno-The Seute approttd tbe one "may.
international peace, we must acknow· cide agalut Caacuians.) be" convention -a law a(ainat
ledge human rights. If countries re-At other timt1 tbe U. S. has failed slavery. .
fuse to recognize the importance of formally to back nu the most balJc Defining human rtpta as "for the
indM duals, they are not going to human rtpu, tbe speaker cl.almed. dignilr of the human beiD& and
acknowledge the importance ol <>Uier In 116.1, Dr. Cbriltol aald, Prnldent ag~ the borreDdoua th.ln&a which
countries." Kennedy wanted to enact some human have Jllalued manklnd a1Jlee tbt be·
ANY ISLAND WILL 00-Members of Hawaii-
Polynesia Revue company prove they're at home
on any kind of island-even a traffic island in the
DAILY P'ILOT Steff ......
middle of a street in Newport Beach. They're in
town for benefit performance Friday to aid police
dispatcher Ray Lee.
Touching on the U.S. role in the U. rights propoqla for appearance' sake Jt1nning of time, 1ucb u war and pe.e·
N .. he said, ·•we are not in a happy and uked bis br'Otber, Robert Ken· tllence,• be warned qaiut priOflUes
position. The U. S. said we will de· nedy, tbea attaraey 1eauaJ, to d1g to u1 of tbeae rla.lrtl.
Hawaiians Stop Show-
And Traffic in Newport
It was the middle of the day in the
• middle or a traffic island in busy
downtown Newport Beach.
The DAll. Y PILOT photographer
stood there trying to get some shots of
. eight Oower·festooned Hawaiians. The
idea was to capture the tralflc island's
inl.ant palm tree as a backdrop.
""'Uh, could you ma~ around a lit-
tle?" he said to the group.
Like flicking on a machine, hips
swayed and ukuleles played over the
crescendo of traffic squealing to a halt
so motorists could take in the show.
The camera clicked, and ·the show
wu over in moments. But the
performers will be back -in other
surroundings Frlday.
Tbey're memben or the famed'
I lawall Polynesia Revue and are in
town to put on a beoeflt Friday nig)lt-
Coflltiewport Beach police dJspatcher
~1 Lee, 48. He sulfered a heart at·
lack In January.
1be revue, formed only-last year.
hu Just returned to the U. S. from a
tour ol Europe where they brought
down the house wherever they played.
Tbe troupe performs next month in'
Japen for Crown Prince Akihito, an:!
already has been compared to the
renowned Ballet FoUdorico of Mexico.
Its founder is Sgt. Herbert Panoke
of the Honolulu Police Department, a
friend from school days of heart pa·
tient Lee.
Songs and dances in the 90-mlnutr
show reflect the culture of Tahitians.
Samoans, and Maorians as well as the
Hawaiians.
Composed of 29 Hawailans of varied
racial background, the cast puts on a
show that tries to overcome the com-
mercial image of Hawaii as an island
simply composed of hotels and hulas.
Many of the performers are well
known and establlabed while others
never appeared professionally until
the troupe was organized.
The Newport Beach benefit will ht
held at 8 p.m. ln the American Legion
Hall on tbe Balboa PeoJn•. Dona·
tlons are $2.50 a person. ~
Tickets can be obtained at tbe
Legion Hall before sbowtime; at the
HaJe Kai restaurant, Balboa Island,
and at Hawailan Lee Apparel, 320 E.
17th St., Costa Mesa. More in·
formation ls available at 549-1330 or
545-7181.
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From Page I COPTER CRASH KILLS 23 .•••
AIRPORT ...
increased flight activity at the airport.
He also advocated door-to-door cam-
paigns to enlist others ln the fight, as
well as a telephone campaign and a
''lie-Ju on the runway, il Mcessary."
"Newport Be<>ch is differc;nt from
other communities around the countrv
,·,ho let themselves sit the~ and boil
to death.
"We think Newport Beach is the
lype of community that is a little more
intelligent than others, that can get off
ihe dime quickly enough. We have to
become a pressure group."
Emory and others on the committee
panel claimed the Board o f
Supervisors went on record In 1961
that the airport was destined for use
only as & "feeder type" facility for
Ught planes and executive aircraft,
and not for heavy commercial traffic.
service station.
The youth ran when the doomed
craft. tumbling out of the sky in a
southerly direction, began slacUng
down dangerously toward the gasoline
station.
About 200 feet above the ground,
however, the twin turbine hellcopte.r
hurtled straight In like a bomb and ex-
plocted in flames, 1bout 50 yards from
Alondra Boulevard and Minnesota
Street.
Two tall stacks of baled hay on
either side of the crash sit. createa a
bunker-Uke effect or damage in the
surrounding industria1-manulacturing
area might have been far worse.
The crash stampeded 25 jersey cows
beingttattened in the dairy yard, but
none of the animals waa killed or in·
jured in the fiery disaster.
A section of rotor blade spun out oft
the sky ru1d slashed through the roof of
an aluminum products building nearby
and other bits of debris rained down
on sWToundinl 1trudurt1, puncturlnl
roofs.
WitneMet ran to the Inferno, but it
wu already 1loo late to save any of the
20 pauen1er1 or three crewmen trap-
ped in the crumpled fusetace of tbe
craft.
"I saw some people on the other side
!rom which the wind wu blowing and
they pulled out four bodJes," said a
man. "one was without a head and on·
Jy had one arm."
Hours after the. 5:48 p.m. crasp,
firemen, coroner's deputies and other
re9CUen bad recovered only a few of
the mangled, partly burned bodies
from the wreckaae, which lay on It.a
left s1de.
Some witnesses at first uld the
helicopter exploded in mid.air, but Loe
Angeles County sheriff's depuUee on
the scene said there was no evidence
of this.
Los Angeles Alrw1ys officials also
raised the pollibUity of a mid·air col· The panel said Los Angelee and
Orange County will need six major
fields the size of Los Ange Ml ~· .. ·
ternatfonal by the 191Kl's. Uftleaa steps '
are taken now to discourage it, the ~ frOM P .. e J
locd airport will become ooe· of u.n.
ReaJtor Pete Barntt. of 133 Dover
Drive, recited a series of news clips
dallng back to the earlY 1980's which
traced the growth of uJA airport to its
present stature.
·VICTIMS " • •
North Canton. Ohio.
-Mrs. laa Sanders of North Cant.on, Ohio.
-Walter Mack of North. Canton,
Ohio.
-Mr. aad Mn. Howard CaJp of Can·
ton, Oblo.
-&Ionia Kro9feJd of Englewood,
N.J.
-Keaeda E. Dadu'IN, a party of
two, address unknown.
liaton with another 'aircraft, but this
theory, too, baa been ruled out.
Milton Jonea, 31, of Downey~· wat·
cbed tbe traaecfy from the WHtern
Milk Trauport Co., apd &aid be first
heard the vari&ble· pitch oo the rot.ors
change.
He saJd he saw the craft losing
altitude and watched the rotors break
up into pieces. Then the craft slipped
toward the left and plunged into the
dairy corral, be said.
"The stabilizer floated gracefully
and wu the last piece to hit the
ground," Jones told the DAILY PILOT
today.
Mall sacks, thought by 1ome wit·
nesses to be bodies, were hurled from
the 1plnnin' helicopter and rained
down on the 1..u r r o u n d in I
neighborhood.
The crash was the flrlt in tbe 21· year hiltory of Los Angeles Airways
Inc., the world's first helicopter
airline, operaUng 32 fiigbta dall1
between Anaheim and Los Aqelee
International Airport. 1be Jlne also
serves the Newporter Inn llellport in
Newport Beach.
The helicopter wu flying at about
1,500 feet on Its IS.minute filgbt to
International Airport. Wben trouble
develOped she was onlJ nine minutes
from her deltlnation.
Fro• P .. e J
Realtor Ruth Pardoll, of 1~
Westdiff Drive, told the crowd "~ lln't any question at all that
noise bas ffl'ioua consequences on
' familiee, homes and property. 11
She charged the recently &dopted
anti-noise ordinance for· the field was
"completely inadequate. 11
-Dr. Arden X. RaHell Of Moraga.
-Mr. and Mn. Ralpll Komrau of
1be Ohio group, including eight
relatives and a friend, bad visited a
aanddaughter at tbt University oC
Arizona Jn Tuclon, then villted
Dianeyland and were tcheduled to Oy
to Las Vegas Wednesday nilbt.
Euct lite of the crash la ap-
proximately 12 miles southeast of the
Loi Angeles Civic Center.
The death toll was the highest In any
dvillan helicopter crash Jn the histo-
ry of U.S. aviation.-~ worst previ·
ous crash was of a Chicago Helicopter
Airways, Inc., chopper in Forest Park,
IU., that claimed 13 lives.
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estimate, he said.
Much ol the data in the repot:
presented to councilmen was prepared
by engineer Edwin McDonald, of the
pul>Uc workA department. Municipal
lawmaken commended McDonald and
his boss, Devlin. for the report's clari·
• ty, even though It carried unhappy
• news. Among the Items:
-About 96 percent of the city's
streets today require some degree of
rehabilitation.
~'Jbe city's 28-mile system of alleys
is Jn even worse shape -85 percent
need repairs.
-A "large percentage" of the city's
streets and alleys were constructed
without imported materials directly
over soft naUve soil that expands and
_:softens when wet. This accelerated the
deterioration of many of the streets.
City Manager Harvey L. Hurlburt
to\d councilmen that hJs proposed
1988-69 municipal budget lncludes
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S570.000 for street work . "We sho11' '
have $1 million budgeted for U1is," h
said, "but we don't have the funds.
from anticipated revenues. This IS""
something to keep in mind when thr
council considers additional sources of
revenue."
On a motion by Robert Shelton.
councilmen unanimously endorsed "in
principle" D e v 11 n ' s recommended
priority approach to the street im·
provement program.
Philip Chandlel';
Summer Balhoan.
Succumbs at 61
Services are pending for Phlll~
Choandler, long time summer reslde.nt
of Balboe Island and philanthropist
and tus:r.essman of Los Angeles and
Pasader.a.
Mr. Ollar.die?, 61, ~suddenly oC 11
heart attack at hla home in Pasadena.
Wednesday. ~
Ile maintained a home at 1708 South
Bay Front, Little Island, .Balboe. fo:-
tbe put 15 years.
He was dle son ol Harry Chandler,
late pUbl.isher of The Times; gr3ndson
ol Gen. H.-rison Gray Otis. the
~wspapeT's first pubUshe.r a n d
bro't'her of Norman C h a n d I e r .
chairmao ol !be board and ~r u -
ecuti ... -e ollk:er of Times Mirror Co.
Mr. Gh3ndler had been boar J
chairman of Clharidis Securities Co.
firm since 1981 •d was former U •
e<lUtive vi« president ol Ole Times
Min'or.
Mr. Cblllidler had served on many
ctvlc and pllDmfbropic boards 1A ad· vny and ezecvtfvt OlpllCJUu.
He ne a member ol the Valtey
Runt Chj), Caltfcm6a Qub, San
Gabriel Club, Palm Dwert Eldonldo
COln!ty Cid) Md tbe Flat Rock
·Fishing Club of Uuti.
Slll'VMJrs lnc"-his wife, Albm1a
of ~~ horM, .im So. Afn1o Blvd ..
Pasadena: three SOM, Jctfrey, Bruce
and Sttpbet) Chendkl': • dau~ I
Mn. 'l'bim-..~ld Wudel Jr.;
tine IJ'llDCklbOdren; ~thtt. Har·
Non-"' 01r .. *-"· Mn. Jl'HU ~IMt a-~ .. Mn.
•
TM various speakers were in·
traduced by TV and singini( star liar.
ry Babbitt, masfer of ceremonies ror
the rally who said be supported the
committee's aims as a Harbor Ar<'a reo;ldent. .
In response to a rr11cstion from lhl'
::iudlence{ Emory said the commercial
use of E Toro facilities is the answer
to the situaUon.
However. Thomas Riley said dif-
ficulties could be expected tn getting
military officials to agree to open thr
Marine Corps air field to commercia' traffic.
Emory urged the r ally.goers to sie-.
110 ror volunteer work and to mah,
flonations in order to ''put the beat" o-
the Board of Supervisors.
He said supervisors would face s~·
million in claims if 1.000 residents Ci'-1
cd complaints averaging S20,000 eact-
"Polltlclans tend to take the path o'
least resistance. and the Board o'
Supervisors thinks right now th<>'
Newport Beach is the path of lea~·
:-e~istance." he said.
He predJcted that massive dama"
romplalnts wouJd force the board I
~hanee Its mind. and search fur ·
-;ultable major airport site elsewher
In the county.
Emory and other panel member·
said they didn 't oppose large-sea'·
aviation. ·•we just oppose It here," h"
said.
Land developer ~rge Holstein -
instrumental in organJting the com-
mittee Jast fall -asked the Tesldent~
to ''continue harassment until the peo .
'lie of Orange County realize that we
wnn't say no."
Attorne~ Angelo Palmieri of Santa
\no. retained by the committee for
"'reparaUon of 1wta, l>aid be believe<!
.. caust> of action doe.s exist" in
rl!nrd to the airl>Ort.
lie conceded that Jle knew n( nn
rommunity elsewhere whlcb h3s ever
succeeded in halting alrport growth.
Poor People in DC
Now Number 3,000
WASHINGTON (UPI) -J\tsur·
rection City goes over the IO'ftJ'ftmeD\
Imposed populadoo mark ol 3,000 to·
day as nearl7 1,000 more ol the na·
tton's poor Joln the Poor People's
Campatin on Washington.
'Mle poor planned the tb.1rd day of .
pllgrl.mal's to Clpltol Hill from th~lr
ah.antytown .,.... .tbe Lincoln Memorlal
to prw...-c.cz-a iMo mart Jobe or
• l\W'llfttted allDml IDcomt. • 1 -
Vancouver, Wash.
-The son nnd daagbter of the Kt'mraus couple, names unknown.
-M. J. Oaborae, addre11 unavall·
able.
Mayor Trainor wu returning to Red
Bluff after atteLd.lng a California
League of Cities IuUtute for mayors
and city councilmen ID Anaheim.
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Huntington a .. ch Pilot Jack Dupies Peri.heel in Crash
N. Vietnamese Reoccupy
Valley, Threaten Hlie
SAIGON (UPI) -North Vietnamese
troops have reoccupied the A Shau
Valley just one week after allied
troops ended a costly sweep through
the Communist stronghold, U. S.
military sources said today. The Com-
munist move meant a renqwed threat
to the city of Hue.
The disclosure came as the U. S.
command announced that 5 4 9
. mericans were killed in action last
week, 13 short of the all-time high of
562 dead the previous week. The com·
mand said the allies killed 4,765 Com·
m•Jnists during the week ended Satur·
day and revised upward from 5.552 to
8.186 the Communists . killed the
previous week.
The A Shau Valley is a 25-mile·long
gateway to Hue and the coastal areas
from the Ho Chi Minh Trail which
runs southward through Laos. lt was
occupied by Americans 'llnd South
Vietnamese at a cost of 142 U. S. dead
an:; 84t wounded. Vietnamese losses
were not announced.
During the 29-day-old allied OC·
cupation of the valley, 739 Communists
were killed and six prisoners taken
with vast supplies of weapons. But the:
Americans also lost 138 helicopters
shot down .
When the operation was completed.
Lt. Gen. William B. Rosson told
newsmen it bad ended ·the immediate
th:-eat to Hue. the ancient imperial
capital. He saJd U. S. planes would
keep the entire area under "in·
terdiction" by bombing attacks but
that the monsoon rains made oc-
cupation too dilficult.
Communist occupation was disclos-
ed as Hanoi radio broadcast an
editorial in the official Communist dai-·
Jy Nhan Dan ca!Ung allied Operation
Delaware which cleaned out the valley
a major American defeat.
It said more than an entire U. S.
division was involved but that the Viet
Cong and North· Vietnamese "meted-
out severe punishment."
Hanoi claimed more than 2,200 U. S .
and South ViPtnamese troops were
"wiped out," nearly 200 aircraft shot
down or destroyed on the ground and
more than 100 vehicles wrecked in a
"heavy defeat" for the United States.
l' said the allied operation failed to
lessen the predicament of t.he Ameri·
cans jn the northern provinces.
rn Washington Defense Secretary
Clark M. Clifford said more hard
fighting is ahead In Vietnam and the
United States must be prepared t:o
fight a.nd negotiate at the same time.
He called the high intensity of the war
since the Paris talks began "disap-
poi'!_ting but not surprising."
Angel Pitcher Guilty
Of Drunk Driving
California Angel pitcher George
Brunet wa s found guilty of drunken
driving today in a jury trial at CentraJ
Orang! County Municipal Court in
Santa Ana .
The Angel sou thpaw wiU make a
motion for a new trial on Friday. The
charge was filed by Orange police on
Jan. 16.
Hitch Becomes 13th .UC
President in UCLA Rites
Charles J . Hitch wes inaugurated as
the 13th president of the nine-campus
University of oaworma this morning •
follo,,tng a proce111ion of gowned
faculty members. UC Irvine pro-
fessors among tbem.
In inaugural remarks at Pauley
Pavilion on the UCLA campus, Hitch
called on young people and in·
tellectuals to join forces and begin "an
unp~Ue~~ attack on the aocial&ls o!
our time.
A delegation ol 50 faculty m~ rs
from UCl was led by Cbance lor
Danjel (;. Aldridl Jr.
Hitcll 57, has been University of
Calif onrla president since the first of
the yell'.
The onetime Rhodes tcholar and
fonner controller of the U.S. Defense
Deplrtment said grave problems fac11
the nation al}d demand "the mn¥
rl3orou11 study 11nd analy~s and ap•
pUcatfon at our command."
, "tn thl11 effort our universities m11y
play a Cftntral role." Hitch ulrl. "Here
are the !1cillties we nted -the In·
ftrucdo1, tl'le reaearcb1 the 1eektr1
f
f I
for truth and the tools of their voca·
tlnn."
Hitch took oote of ''the atmosphere
of frustration, of anger aftd alienation
that marQ imporlant areas nf
thought. particularly among t h e
younger members of our society.''
He said hlPJ>ies embody some ad-
mirable qualities. such as brotherhood
and de'$mpbuls of rnterial concerns,
but also "represent a tragic failure to
reali7.e man's Intellectual potential
and his ~oclal responstblUties."
Young political actMstt, Hitch said,
have poslti9e qualities 1uch as dedica·
tion, refusal to accept present con•
d:itions as inevitable, and readiness to
bred rrouod ln the search for new
answers. I
"However. the.re Is an extremism
about M>me of the diagnosis and
pre3Crlptlon rnund in tllls approacl'I
that 11 profoundly contrary to rtgorou•
intf'Jltttua! analysis." l>urln~ t.h~ ceremony. Hll<:h worr
tht traditional president's robe. Ont
dlidonned by Pteaident Benjamin Id•
Wbeeler ln 1891.
'Helicopters Safer Tha~ Cars ,' Hu11rtington Flier Claimed
By WILLIAM REED
Of tM IMllY l'l•t Steff
For Jack Dupies or Huntington
Beach, the loves of his dfe were his
three children. his wife, Little League
baseball and flying helicopters.
"Why1 I'd much rather fly my
helicopter across Los Angeles than
drive tbe car." he once told me.
"Flying is a lot safer than driving.
"Whipping that big chopper across
th ' sky is my way of life.''
His way of life kiUed ex-Marine Jack
Dupies Wednesday evening.
Dv.pies. 45, was 2t t:ie controls of his
Los Apgeles Air" ays Sjkorsky S-61
~elicopter when it appareptly came
apart in mid-air and crCliihed in flames
at Para~ount. Dupies died along with
22 others.
The Huntington Beach pilot died as
be had lived -flying.
The Dupies lfve at 6442 Govjn Circle
t -
in Huntington Beach. About the only
thing Jack likej better than flying was
Little League baseball.
It wa~ at a aance sponsored by\
Ocean View Little League a few
months ago that Oupies told me of his
love ot flying wiUi Loa Angeles
Airways across Orange County to the
Los Ange les airport.
Dupies, father of three children, was
watching his just-married daughter
.Jac11lyn Butler gUde across the dance
flror at Meadowlark County qub '1 hile discussing his love of flying and
of Little League. Hlc; other children
ar.> .Jerolyn. 19, and John. 11, who has
on~ more year of Little League to go.
The slim ex-Marine told or learning
to fly helicopters in the Marines and of
being a used car salesman in his
native Wisconsin while waiting for the
opportunity of returning to flying after
Budget Passes
World War 11.
lie said he joined Los An~eles
,4jrways in 1952 and ha!! been flying
with the company since then.
"ft'lying is wondt!rful : you've never
really seen Orang~ County until yo u've
zipped over it in the chopper ."
Following a dance with hi~ wife
.lean, lf r~rount~d the fun and tears
in"qlved with aiding the Ocean View
Little League AU-star team to thr 19fi6
Southern California Champion~hips in
1966.
.Jack was 11 coach of thr ~lllfs <1nrl
wo"kPd closelv v•i\h the lads as lhr1
tooi. tournament after tournament on
the way to San Lorenzo · where they
narrowly lost the state title.
"These boys are the fine st and I
can't help but cry with them." he told
th~ DAILY PILOT after the team lost
its first game in weeks of tournament
play.
Senate
Moments later his e n t h u s i a s m
returned and he began to chide t.he
boys for not beginning practice im-
mediately for the r.ext game. ·
League orficiaJs, all stunned this
morning by the tragic death of the
mar. they called "the spirit maker.''
reminded me that it was Dupies who
was always ready to d!> whatever job
was needed to be done in LltUe
L1>ague.
EarliPr thi~ year. he helped orgiruz~
the PrOfessional Helicopters Pilots
A~sociation and was president of the
orirn nl iation.
''I'm proud of being a helicopter
pilot ." Jack told me. "I love it and
flying has been real good to me.
"No, it's not dangerou.s," he replied
lo a question.
"After all. I've been flying for years
and years -and I didn't get killed."
Schmitz, Whetmore 'Sex-Protes ts ' Fail
Ne'rvpor t Driver
Stve rves to Miss
Rabbit, Killed
From Wire Services
SACRAMENTO -Despite protests
led by two Orange County senators
seeking to cut off hikes for college
faculties to bring "sanity" to the cam-
puses. a trimmed version of Gov.
Reagan's $.5.7 billion budget sque<:•ked
through the State Senate Wednesday
and faced the Assembly today.
Without a vote to spare. the Senate
approved 27-8 a budget bill about S5
million lighter than originally sub·
mitte~ by the Republican governor.
The budget needed 27 ayes -two
thirds of the 40-member Senate. Only
one Democrat votH against it.
Opposition was led by Republican
senators John Schmitz oC Tustin,
.lames Whetmore ol La Habr11 and H.
L. Richa,rdson of Arcadia. Their stand
a~ainsl the budget was sparked by
campus unrest and sex-orien1.ed ac·
tivities l)t the ooHeges.
Schmitz and Whetmore backed an
:imenc1ment by Richardson seeking to
wipe out all faculty pay raises for UC
and lhe colleges. He cited the •·poor
moral fiber of the educational com·
munity."'
"I feel we should ~ay that when. in
fact. the state colleges shape up, we·n
be more than happy to compensate
them for their energies," Richardson
said.
Supporting nim Schmitz said there is
''a moral crisis on our campuses
where the good people are remaining
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"'This is a last resort," was Whet.
more's reaction. "'Believe me, we've
tTied everything to ... bring some sooi-
ty into the activities on some of these
campuses.··
In opposition. Sen. Albert S. Rodda
ID-Sacramento1. said such a salary
stalling move "w-0uld serve notice to
the people of the United States that
California is no longer interested in
supporting the caliber of higher educa-
tion ."
.. Many people feel there are a lot
more obscene things going on in the
United States than "The Beard" ...
such as mass hunger," he said.
An errant rabbit caused .the death o(
a Newport Beach man early this
morning on tne San Diego Freew;y
just noflth oJ the MacArthur Boulevard
interchange.
California Highway Patrol officers
said witnesses reported that Lyle E .......
Shultz. 58. of 2215 Aralia St .• in the
Eastbluff area. swerved to avoid a
rabbit. hit a j?uardrail and then skid·
ded broadside into a lgiht standard. Re
was dead on arrival at Hoag Memorial
Hospital~_; ·
F'unedl arrangements are pending
at BaJtz Mortuary, Corona aet 'Mir.
Mr. Shultz was a sales manager with
Uniroyal Products.
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Protests Go Vp •·
Now
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A gunman who demanded money
and some cottage cheese with
chives at a Reno, Nev., market,
settled for a $.'j() loan. Clerk Denis
Kidwell told the gunman be was
out of cottage cheese and chlves
and it would be a good idea if he
put the gun away. The robber ex·
pl ained that bis wife and· child
were ill arid 'be needed $50. Kid-
well gave him $50 after the gun-
man signed an 1.0.U. and left the
name and telephone of a friend as
reference. •
1tiw Kay Engstrom celebrated her tint. birthday T~a<lay weighing m.r« than dz times tohaf sht did a ~r ago. Tina weighed one pound,
111 ounces at birth and too8 the amal·
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iloJpital. Doctors did not expect he·r
to live but Tuesday she weighed in
lit 12 and one-half pounds. Except for
a ttto minor problems Wu not being
tibft to. find walking &~1 amoll ~h or slipping ttnder the tray of Mr highchair, sh« is normal in every
Y~Ct. • Donald and Wallace Brithinee,
19-year-old twins at the University
Of California at Riverside, have
been elected to J>bi Beta Kappa,
national academic honor society.
Jn 1965, they were co-valedictorians
at nearby Fontana High School-.
'they will graduate this coming
JQJie.
• • S•muel Linder, owner of a phar-
macy in Sl Louis West End. has
asked police to keep an eye on the
store at about 1:30 p.m. each day.
'fbat's the time a young robber has
held up Linder thr ee times within tb past 10 days. Linder said the
yquth took $120 at knifepoint in
~latest holdup. •
A Bnkelty dog is consider«d
educated in that seat of higher
edMcation if hf! stays within six
jeet of his master. Bombarded
by 31 pages of letters and ~ti
t-ions containtna 2,100 signa-
«ir«s, the ci&y council decidf!d
"obedience-trained" dogs don't
need leoahe1. The council pas·
std a law stating dogs who stay
• Within siz feet of th«ir masters · wm be • deemed leashed.
.Facing Cal\ up
W ASHING'.OON (UPI) -Several
hundred reservistS who were aesured
last ye.ar that they would not be called
up· are now be1ng ordered to active
Medical Team
Finds Answer
To Teen Virus ..
PHILADELPHIA (UPI) -A hus-
band and wife team of medical
researchers have discovered the pro-
bable caia ot mononucleosis, the so.
called "Kissing Disease" which af·
flicts 50.000 American teen-agers each
year.
Research by Dr. Werner Henle and
his wife, ~de, points strongly to
the virus EBV as a cause of
mononucleosis, a strength-sapping ii·
1nees which strikes young men and
women between 15 and 20 years old.
It is mOst common-on collegrnm-: -
puses. Despite its nickname, the
disease is not spread through kisses.
The Henles' breakthrough equips
medical science with a tool to
d.et.ennine through blood tests who has
had the disease and wbo is still
susceptible to it. ·
Chance gave the UnivttSity of
Pennsylvania researchers their first
clue to the link between EBY and
mono. Elaine Hufkin, a research
technician at Children's Hospital, had
contributed blood samples for. another
research project.
She was later stricken with mono
~ ~n_recoyerv. her. blood was
discovered to contain EBY antibodies.
The Henles ; then ~ blood
samples from mono patients at the
University of oalifmlja and Yale and
achieved the same results.
Henle, 57, and his wife met at the
Heidelberg Medical School i n
Germany and came to the United
States in 1936.
New Jersey ~Due
In Long Beach
Port June 11th .
NORFOLK, Va. (UPI) -The USS
New Jersey, the world's only active
battleship, was to begin calibration
firing tests of her mighty 16-inch guns
in the Atlantic Ocean off the Virginia capes today.
The 54,ooo-ton v e s s e 1 , recom-
missioned last month to bolster the
Navy's offshore -shelling of North Viet·
nam. began loading 2,500 tons of am·
munition Monday after a four-day
cruise from Philadelphia, where she
had been in mothballs for 10 years.
The New J ersey will dock at pier 12
at the Norfolk Nav.al Station Saturday for two days of public inspection. The
pul>Mc wiD be permitted aboard the
vessel Saturday and Sunday.
The 888-foot battlewagon is schedul·
ed to arrive at her home port of Long
Beach, June 11, for 10 weeks of
training out of San Diego before
joining the 7th fleet off Vietnam this ran.
military duty, the Pent.aeon ~d
todJ.y.
The ~ervists were excUMd from
the 1967 punitive callup becaul• tbeJr..
units had been disbanded and Jt wu.
no fault of theirs tilat they were .DOt
taking part in weelrend drill«.
But the present mobilization of t~·
reserves is on the basis of need, the.
Army, said, and these men f~e no bet-.
ter than others when' the compute11.
grind out the name to be tapped.
Some of Ute rseervatis, who '-4·
made plans on an assum'ptlon tblt
they would be civilians indefinitei, ..
have hotly ~ and have COD--
tended that they were assured ..,.
would not be called. ·
The Army said a reservilt cannot 1-
awured be WOQlcl ..never be called 19
because it would be contrary to
regulations.
Most of the men who encountered
the-double jeopardy in suc~ve
years and escaped only the first time
are in areas around Columbus and
Cleveland, Ohio. St. Louie, Housto,,
Los Angeles, AUanta and New York
City.
The concentration is due to the fact
that the ~ Reserve&vis~ were ifls6ii00eain ttieSe ar a
reorganization.
The individual reserves now being
mobilized are part of a caUup of 24,500
men, mainly in unita, announced by
the Pentagon April 11.
The units, after members were
given 30 days to settle their civilian af.
fairs , already have repol'Wd. to
mobilizattion stations. But the in-
dMduals, who will serve • "fillers"
in the units, ~ only now beine cailed
and will not report for duty untl late
June. •
The original estimate was t.bat 3,500
"fillers" would be needed, but the
total has tumed out to be 4,100,
because there were more vacancies
tha.n anticipated in the tmita.
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failed to escape in the tecXJDd rvund,
individuals are being called only fot
periods usually lets than 18 mcntbl.
Goldwater Case
Against Writers
Slated for Jury
NEW YORK (UPI) -The jury in
Barry Goldwater's $2 {D1JlioD libel suit
against the defunct Fact magazine to-
day w.as expected to begin deltberaUDC
whether the 2.0-page artide m question
was a deliberate cbaractet' usaHlna·
tion or a "historic contribution" to
crusading journalism.
Both sides were to present their
final arguments to the f~al court
jury of nine men and three women.
In the final day of teitimony
Wednesday, Fact editor Ra J p h
Ginzburg, author of the article that
appeared during the 1964 presidential
campaign when Goldwater waa the
Rep$1ican candidate, caned· i t
"historic," crusading journalism while
Goldwater's attorney con.tended it was
a deliberate d e f a m a t i o n of
Gold•'later's character.
Under five hours of cr~s ex·
amiMon by Goldwater's attorney,
Roger Robb, Gimburg said be had at-
tempted to make an boneet presen-
tation of the material obtained from
2,400 p.sychiatrists who filled out Fact
question~ ab o u t Goldwater's
fitness for the presidency. The article
wai. based on the psychiatrists'
answers.
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HOUSTON -(UPI) -A suppoaed
sniper holding a ·huge industrial com~
pkx alool the Houston ship cb.lnnel at
bey for netrly eltltt ,Mm'S today .turn-
ed out to t>. a abort circuit iD the wir·
inc 1Y•tem at Mayo Shell Co.
The deflcient wire WU ditcovered
a1'0WJd 5 a.m. today. Police waited for ~ Dut sound of wbat wq,thougbt·to
be gwatire. At 5:30 A-ID.. &be • wire · 'l>oPPed" and ~ ·~ ... • few minutes liter. .
. Neal Rogers.. criminlll invesQptor
for the sbe.dfrs ottic:e, Niel tile IUl'eh,
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stalled two weeb •• '1'be wtna Wied to nm a ._..,.. Mil
storage 1lopplro lttuaW Maa.t • . from the dwmel.
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6 OAIL V PILOT Tl\unday, "1ay 2.3, 1968
Millions in U.S. Hungry Jury Fin4s BrOwn
Guilty as ~barged
WASHINGTON (UPI\ -
Sen. Joaeph Glark (D-Pa.),
said today that Americans
bury thdi heads in the sand
"like an o a t r I c ~ • ' • un·
prepared to· face that there
are mil.lions of persons in
this country who go to bed
hungry eacn night.
''In a nation which prides
itself on be I n g the
wealthiest, thousands -
perhaps as many as four
million -men, women and
children go to bed bu.ngry
and awake In the mornin~
with no hope of respite,"
Clark said.
Clark, chairman o( the
!'enate Subcommittee on
E m p loyment. Manpower
and Poverty opened hear·
mgs today on hunger a11d
presented f i n d i n g s on
malnutrition produced by
hims.el! and other members
of the panel.
About 300 to 400 membe\'s
of the Poor People'• March
on Wubington were ex·
pected to attend the bearing
in the auditorium of the new
Senate office building.
"Far too long we have
buried our heads in the sand
like an ostrich, unprepared
Elections .
Spark 'Riot
In Panama
PANAMA CrrY (UPI) -
Ba ttle~pped National
Guard troops today patroll·
ed outsld~ the Panama vote·
counting center 1'he!'e 1up-
porters of rival presidermal
candJdates f o u g h t Wed·
nesday witb guns, kn!Vell
and rocks.
The clalh. which ended
when guudlmen moved
forward ftring Ila the air.
left at 1fJMt 10 penaDI m..
jw-ed by fdWI. 'J'n othSI
were stabbed md ..,..al
were 1tnJct by roca.
One wamn •• .tripped
of Mr' clotbing IDd Wt f:11ac
In a nearl1y pm. Ullinji:nd
but suffering fnm thoct.
The flgbting deftloped
when support.en ell pro-
government ca n4tda t e
David Samudio pdMred at
the park for a rdy.
Backers of the opposition
candidate, Amolfo Ariel,
arrived and Che fi&btinl
began .
Panamanians voted May
12 but tbe National EJection
Board did not beCin to coant
the ballots until Saturdl!y.
So far, with fewer bD 20
percent of the • • t I I
counted. An. led with
about 33,000 to lllnadlo't
28,000.
to face the truth.
"The thought that there
are hungry chi ldren and
1dults In Mississippi. on the
Standing Rock I n d J a n
Reservatio n; h
Judge Rules
'Acquittal'
For Parents
PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) -
Thi pare1U of • girt who
turned • gun on herself
rather than shoot her pet
dog as puni:sbment were ac·
quiUied Wednesday of
manslaughter charges.
Superior C.ourt J u d g e
William Holohan granted a
defense motion for a
direct.ed verdict of acquittal
for Mr. aod Mrs. Joseph
Ault ol Phoenix.
'lbe judge ruled the i--o·
eecuiton did not p r o v e beJcnl a rea1onable doubt
tbllt the Au!ta cormnitted a
crime in the death of their
deuet*Jr, Linda Marie, 21.
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"Tbe iuue of black or
wtlitil w11 Olll,y broqht into au c:.e bJ tbe defendant 1"
ahouNd tf. S. Atty. Loula
J.ACour. "We deeply resent
1tatementc makin1 1uch a
compu'llon to.Hiller."
Brown WM convicted
under a tectio11 of the act
lorbJddin& anyone under ln·
dlctment on a felony cbar1e
to transport a gun acrou .&te lines. ·
The decision binged on t.be
i11ue of whether Brown
knew be wu under in·
dictment in MaryIUCS et the
time be traveled from New
York CltJ to Baton Roup,
La., Aua. ie. 1117, with a.o
Mt carbine in bia luaace •.
then flew beck to New Yort
Au1. 18 carrying the same
fUD.
A Dorchester C o u n t y •
Md., grand jury returned
tbe indictment. Aug. 14 on
_cbargea of arson alld in· cit.inc to riot, blled on
Brown's speech at a civil
rltbta rally in Cambridge,
Md.
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Detroit NewsJiiper Strike
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Entering Seventh Month
DETROIT (AP) -Tfle The 13 union still without
Detroit newspaper strike contracts -noe are not on
bas luted six months as of strike -havi at least an
today with neither unions u n o Hicial understanding
nor publishers a b o w i o g that none wiJr go back until
.signs ol changing their posi-all do.
tions . The strikellbat startocl it The American Newspaper all erupted tt midnight Nov.
Publishers Assoclation li~Ls ta when the Teamsters
a 23(}.day shutdown of the Union str1ck the News in
Terre Haute Ind. Star and support 1£ new contract Tribune in 1964-6.5 as the 'demands
longest ever, but these Two clys later the Free newspapers combined have Jess than a lOth the drcula-Press slut down voluntarily.
tion of either the News or The iewspapers operate F under an agreement t:hat a
rwee1 • .a..P,ressthe. t k strikeagainst one is a strike uun pas wee , ainrt both negotiatioas between the · ag ·
pUblhiber5 and two of the Twee Teamsters at the
four striking unions have Ne'fl voted . d o w n set-
broken off. No talks are tlenents negoti~ted by t~eir
scheduled with the other two r ~ re s e ~ta~1ves. Fin~!
unions on strlke. ap:-eement dtdn t come untJI
The most o p t i m j s t l c ~rch 15.
predictions are that the . '111e strike then was 121
more than one m i I I i o n
days old, ttie contracts or
the 13 other unions with
which the newspapers deal
had upired and employes
staned picketing.
The publishers a e t t 1 e d
with the Teamsters on a
three-year c o n t ., a c t , ef-
fective three years.frotn the
old expiration dam or Nov.
15 and Dec. 1, 1967.
The newspapers had of-
fered this same $30. three-
year package to at least
four of the remaining 13
unloos, and spokesmen for
most of these and the others
indJcated this w a s ac-
ceptable, if agreements can
be reached on contract
termination d a t e and
overtime.
Publishers insist the new
contracts be for three years
Crom the date publication is
reSU!ll_Cd.
Pusllme-PuUgu
Geoffrey Holder, who portrays Willie Shakespeare
the Tenth in the film "Doctor Dooli ttle" presents a
model of the Pushme-Pullyu seen in the film to
Mrs. Lynda Bird Robb at the White House. Lynda
was invited to a special benefit showing for the Na·
lional Child Research Center in Washington.
WA•EHOUSI OUTLET Detfojters who have been
wit4out their regular papers A B R t ~~rtile~\~~e~;e~:·;, rmy urro e urns FURNITURE ...
CARPET
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two weeks. Some sources ·
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resune pubUcatlon in t~ Cpl. Jack S. Back from Vietnani next two months.
lft SOFAS $169.
uty
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Mom of Year
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -seasick on the boat trip back to Ft. Riley. Orbison
That's the way it is man. over. according to his old plans to attach him to his
You do your time in Viet-commanding officer, Maj. new oullit, the 1 3 8 t b Harry D. Orbison. Engineer Group, and pro-
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pam, and when you get When Cpl. Le m&-kes it mote hlm to buck sergeant. ~meyourMin~ab~e~I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
N 'v YORK CAP) -Mrs.
Eliz th Bodine, 1968 Moth-
the Year, raised her
ildren on a farm in
th Dakota. Saying too
freedom is n~t _good
ildren. she believes
that Is better when tney
have bores to do.
Mr Bodine's guidance
has id off. The namer-
ous o spring of this 70-year-
old n 've of Polan4 have
made ~ir mark in Amer-
ica. ey Include a Navy
office a retired Afr Force
Colon three teachers, two
nurses a lawyer. a football
\coach d a baseball coach.
Her mily, including 80
grandc dren and eight
great -andchjldren, ls
spread om Minnesota to
Caillorn althclugh six of
the chi! en make their
homes in ortb Dakota.
When y are not at their
own horn in Velva. N.O.,
Mrs. B nnd her hus-
band, Fra a retired farm·
er, vis the children's
homes, s ping about a
month at ch place.
Mrs. B ne. who c a m e
to the U ted Slates with
her paren in 1913. w a s
named th 968 award--wrn-
ner Thurs 1 in a candle-
light cerl!fltny at the grand
ballroom ~f lhe Waldorf-As-
toria H~J' Mrs. said she was
partic ly proud that 16 of
her 18 c 'ldren had attended
college. he frowns on mini·
skirts sid hippies.
red tape. \
Cpl. Jack A. S. Le. a
t o b a c c o-chewing burro
beloved by the U.S. Army's
595th Engineering Company
formerly based at Ft. Riley,
Kan.. arrived here by air
freight from duty in V1et-
nam. = Cpl. Le. renow d for his
prowess arpiCl5 gup -and
eating -cigarette butts,
was unable to follow his out-
fit back when it returned
last Februar.y.
"" But when he did touch
down here in a Trans World
Airlines fteighter, did Cpl.
Le -Le stands for light
equipment -get a hero's
welcome?
There were a f e w
newsmen around as he was
uncrated. But do you call
getting your temperature
taken. getting your feet
washed and giving up a
blood sample a h e r o ' s
welcome?
And lI the blood sample
has to be flown to the
Department of Agriculture's
laboratory at Beltsville,
Md., to see iI you picked up
anything dreadful in Vlet-
nam,do you can that red
carpel treatment?
Cpl. Le a p p a r e n l 1 y
thought not. He bucked and
brayed .a l>i~ but what ca
)'OU do?
TWA reserved space for
him on a flight to Kansas Ci-
ty todpy.
Cpt .. Le grew up with hls
out£1t lat Ft. Riley and mov-
ed with it to Vietnam more
than a year ago. He was one
of t b e few who wasn't
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By Head Start IN THE LIDO SHbPPING AREA IT'S
Tom W. Robinson, MD of
Newport Beach, has been
selected by the American
Academy of Pediatrics to
9erve as· a Head Start con-
sultant Cot CaWornia.
The 525 p!\ysician con-
sultants selec~d by the
academy will r e v i e w
medJcaJ aspects of the pro-
gram; meet with local plan-
ning commi~ees to map outl
Head Start medical pro-1
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Cal State. to Graduate 76 Coast Students'.-----, • I See by Today's
Seve»O'-six Orange Coast
area ltlldeab will lfaduate
from califoroia &ate· Col-
lege at Fulluloo Friday,
June 'I in the Dint}\ annual
commencement exercises.
Ronald N. A n d e r s o n ,
Corona dtl Mar. w i 11
graduate with bonors, which
go to ltudenta who have maintained a 3:5 to 3.84
grade point average over
the four )Wall.
C a n d l d at e s for the masters delree ae James
.A. Adln:M, Jr .. Corona del
Mar: FloJd G. Bebito, Hun-
tington Beach: Thelma R.
Boltoo, Huntington Beach;
Joyce E. Bowe~ Dana
Point; Richard B. Bo.Yle;
Fountain Valley, Pav.I f;.
Brennan, Soudl LlguDa;
LlrrJ c. caaady. Colt.a
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Mes I : a nd R ll d 0 It Beec:b; ~ N. Aadercon, Nrwport Beach: Maria A. Mesa: Leoa H. Le w ls . John s. StanpblU, Cost:i Want Ads
Debernitt, H ll n ti D Ito a C... ... Jiii'; 5*asu ,J.. Castro. ~-Mesa; Robert Laguna Beach; Ronald L. -Mesa~ ~ M. Stein.1
Bea. =: = !'n:r:-!--;· -G. Cejka, Costa lfi¥a; 0 '"le rmillat. eaplittaDO Ohea del ~John-N:1
Also, Robert 9ra_y, Foun-FOWltaia VllDey: ut~ RobertW.CIMk,Bantington Be~; Robert Par i_s 1 ~=x~=.~~i
tain Valley; Ned T. Ba!. Barbara J . Bea Btiboa Buch; Ann L. Cowley, Laguna Niguel; Bruce E. del Mar; and MargErette A. ~ Mesa; Bruce A. llland. ' Costa Mesa: ·Philip A · Pierson. H~tlnttoa Bead; TcluMey. Newport Beach. I Hod&ea. t..guna Be a c )a; o 1ber 1 .,.. David Dawson. Costa Mesa; Jobn S~e Quinn. Calta Mesa; Daniel B. Van C&mpen
Julie D. tbyer. Himtillcta Belknap, Coda Mela; Ftan-L. Dendiager, Costa Mesa ; Patrick J. Ray, Huntllt&tOP HUlltinttoo Beach, Gordor :~~a:~ m.~:=:··n: =~=~:~~:~~~~~Rob-~E~ta~~ ~~· Ne~ Po~ t Newpart Bw*; Law1ence Jay RolliasoD, Newpmt llland; Ai. F. Woodrich
G. Bmnter, B111boa lllllDd; Pamela J. Fate. Colt.a Beach; David W. SmlQl. Newport 8-di; U4 Frint
Others are 01aries V. WUliam Daiei Blecber, Mesa; Myrna M. GilfeMber, Mission Viejo; David J. Cl.weDce Wri&ht. ·Cost t
Pursley, WestminsU!r; Judy Ccrooa del Mar: Roderick Irvine; Bernadine Gomalez, Sprang, Foantaba V~; Mesa.
B. ~r •• Ne•~~r t A._Bukoff. Hantia1to1. Newport Beach; Ma via -----------------
Beach; Betty J. Sc:ultz, Beach; Barbara D. Buras. Grisba1;n. Costa Mesa; Lin· Costa Mesa: Gary M. CClnlna del -; Jolm W. da D. Hallidy, Costa Mesa;.----------------
Valim, Costa Mesa. cabello, Newport Beach~ Gary Allen Beff1ty, Foun·
Ca ndi d a tes for the Martin A. Capunt, Balboa tain Valley; Mary A. Hoist.
bachelors degrees a re lslmd; C8&'0)e J . Ctroom-Huntington Beach: Qiarles
'JbettSa R. A i d.r ich, ~. Newport Beedl and W. Kearney, Westminster;
Westminster; Astra A. Lani S. carpeater, Ne'wport and Raymond K. Kladz.i.k,
Alwin, c.oMa Meu; Linda Beach. Balboa lslaod..
M. ........... H~ Robert C. Car T tr , · Joseph A. ~o, Costa
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. e ARTISTS are wantat to
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e It's getti.DJ eloee to that
fUn Jime o( ~· • .the
beach IRllDJDft' ~ AL.5
are still a vai1ale. • .here
are 10mt? wooderfu1 va-
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)8 DAILY PILOr Thursday, MIJ LJ, !IJ&ij
lttA In Contempt? ..
Grarul Jury Call.s
Shoes Case Waste
SA~'fA ANA ''A
needle~$ waste of time and
taxpa}ers' money'' was how
the OrJnge County Grand
Jury \\c<l nesday described
the Robert E. Lee case.
The Jur) lurther ch;irged
that the "unnecessary legal
marrcuverinc ... lhc loss o[
timio in tllP <:ourts. the
publtt• bickering between
count.> dt·partmcnt officials.
• 1 ha~ led to 1 a loss of con·
fidence in the c o u n t y
judicial system.·• ·,
The Lee case embroglio
stemmed from the seizure
by the District Attorney of
three pairs of shoes, one
blood-stained, from a locker
in the office of a North
Orange County Municipal
judge.
The shoes :.Jd been given
to the judge for safekeeping
by the Public L>efcnder's Of·
ficc who had been defending
Lee on an assault with in·
tent to kill charge.
Because the district al·
torney seized the shoes, the
municipal court charged
1hat offi~ with contem~ of
court: because -the pubuc
defender's men r efused to
testify before ttie Grand
Jury they have been cbarg·
cd with contempt.
During the past f e w
weeks. privat.e attorneys
have defended the munJdpal
court, the public defender's
office and represented the
Superior Court in a series of
actions all stemming !rom
the Lee case.
The Grand J ury hJts at all
anl(lcs or the case in its
press release:
··The jury feel" l h a t
r<'rusat of sworn witnesses.
specifically three members
or the Public Defender's of·
fice, lo testify on two oc·
caslons before this body
reflects upon the usefulness·
of the Grand Jury participa·
tion in judicial affairs.
"The jury questions the
municipal court's decision to
p r oc.e ed w ith th e
preliminary hearing in the
Lee case when the case
became a superior court
n•sponslbility as a result of
the Grand Jury indictment."
The jury's release states:
"In the public interest, the
jury urges all concerned to
setUe the questions Involved
on their legal merits as qtilclC y as possible."
This throws the burden to
the district attorney's and
public defender's offices.
County. Suing Martin
For Rent at Airport
A pioneer lessee a t
Orange County Airport -
Martin Aviation Co. -will
be the target or a c~Uection
suit by Orange County.
The firm which -pioneered
private flying in the county
and for years was the only
commercial operator at the
airport is $5,000 overdue on
its rent.
Riehard Brown, president
of the firm, sald that stock
transfers recently complet·
ed .. changed the ownership"
of the company and that the
lease payments were not
DEATH NOTICES
COLI:;
Mn. lrtne Agnes Col•. "3 E. ltt~ St ,
Costa Mesa. Aue 71. Survlvrd bv
dau9111tra, M<tr91ret 'c. Hell, Co••• ~. and uvlnlt M. Ctrrl91n, 1111·
nolu llOll. Wllll•m J. Colt. LOS An· .. i.s: sl>~r. Oltdv1 McDermott, Los
Anftln1 Merv Mdlttt, wvom1ne1
bro!Mn, EdWtnf Nolen. llllnoit, °""' nls Nol111, ar-. end Paul Nolan,
Artrona; 20 v~lldrfft alld 6
tl'ftl1rancklllldr.n. ROHl'Y, ' P.M.
Tlwnd1v. Reciulem Mass. ' A.M. Fri-day, both 11 St. Joachim'! C1tflOllc
Clwn:h. Interment, Ruurrectlon Cem-etery. Sin Cebrlel. lll1llr M0<tu1ry,
17't Suffrlor. Cost1 Mn1, Dlcecton. WRIGHT
/Nrv P. Wrltnt. """ a.s. ol 112 E\ltr St., c ... 1a ~. Date ol d•etn, Mav n. S..rvlvt<I bY '°"' J ....... A. .. , .. ,, ..
El Monte: dauvllltr. MrL Volet•f
~lllews. Canida. ''"'" Mrs. c. R
Ab<arm, C•ned•t -••tMc:l•llcl e...i I thru vrut·9'•11d<hlldren. Se•vlcu.
Friday, Mn 2•, If A M., llall'l Chap. el, 17fl Suc>erlor. Costa Mu.a.
CULBERTSON
Samutl K. Culbenlan, 6.Sl2 Parlt
Ctrcle, Hunll"9ton Beam. Dale o1 dffth, Mav 11 Survl"" by .,.,..,ft,
Mr. and Mn. Samuel ll. CulbtrllOfl;
lwO b"""'"· Oavtd and Scott: t>tl.,· ,,., vrandtnolher, Mr>. Grace Cu'"rt·
san: mattrNI 9ref'ldOIF'tf'lts, Mr. •rid
M,. e..i Alnsden. Craw~ldt Mrvkn.
Mondav. 10 A,M., WutmtllSltt Memo<· lal P1rtt. Ol•KM by Pttlt Family
Colonial Funeral Horn•.
MURPHY
Marv E. Murphy. 121' E. Lomll1 St.. Orente. Datt ol d .. th, M1y 22. Sur·
vl•od by •i• da1111h1ert, Ruth Bram-'°"• Aldlfll NkhOIS, Btlty llOl!erl•, Phyllls Stoul, All~ Pet•~ 11\d Iris
White; t#ll tom. L~rM 1nd ~
ltd MUr°OllYI 4' tr1ndclt!ldren1 6J
11rMl·•••ndchlldr<t11 and one 91'1!11· GrHl1,.ncktllld S..rvlc••· S.turdav 1 P.M,, Pttl< Family Cotontal flltl4lr1i Horne.
ARCllER
Otto D. Archer. A9t JI, of 606 Df!t•
wnr•, Hunllneton Buen. O.le of death,
MtY 21. Survived bv wife. Leudon o.
Archtri mother, Sarah Arel\ffi son
Rodi .Archeri dtwnter, Dl•le NI-.;
#0 sllters. Halllt Ford •nd Lois P_,
and lour 11renc1e111~... Sei'Yitts •Ill
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MEMOJUAL PAU ""'--&.6,.~ta, J-"9d, Wntm ....... ·-· ...
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made during the negotia·
tJons.
Brown said the back rent
L~ an obligation of the
former owners and he is
trying t"O get them to pay it.
Lease payments overdue
accrue from i r r e g u I a r
periods dilling the last three
years.
Big Suit Filecl
SANT A AM -Attorney
David Cadwell of Santa Ana
has Uled a $2 million libel
suit in Superior C o u r t
against Edward A. Gafford,
an official of the Santa Ana
Chapter of the Disabled
American Veterans.
~ I
SAILING DAYS OVER -Excursion ship SS Cata-
lina was sentenced to scrap heap alter owners and
unions failed to agree on size of crew fo r trip be-
tween LA Har~or :-.. rt Catalina Island, scheduler•
to start Memorial Day. ' • 11 ,a., .... e
Catalina
Steamer
Life Ends
SAN PEDRO (UPI) -
The excursion ship S S
Catalina appeared beaded
for the scrap heap today,
alter her operators and a
combine of maritime unlon.s
failed to reach agreement
on a contract for the 1968
slfmmer tourist season. l
"\Ve made au the con·
cessions we possibly c.-ould,"
Charley StillwelJ, president
of .the Catalina Steamship
Co. said Wednesday. "Thia
is the end." He added the
Catalina lost '26,000 last
summer.
"It's not right that one
man with his own little
dynasty s~ould be allowed to
turn off the faucet when be
decides to." said a union
spokesman followin~ a
negctiatlng session that end-
ed deadlocked.
Stillwell said the dispute c A p was basically over the size ounty pproves ~y ~ethc:t:~a~~~c~o ~aJ~
between Los A n g e 1 c s
Hikes in s -Brac ·e1s ~-~~u~n~= a 64-man crew. The com·
pany asserted that only 43
SANTA ANA -More than torneys, systems and pro. were necessary to operate
250 Orange County workers cedures analysts. and the vessel and meet U.S.
will get additiOJJal pay supervisors of failure to pro· Coast Guard safety stan-
raises in five job classifioa·
1
_vid_._e_in_v_e_s_ti_g_at_o_r_s. _____ d_ard_s_. ---------
tions, t he Beard o f
S u p e r v i s o r s decided
Wednesday.
The pay hikes will be on
top of the 5.5 percent raises
approved last week. Highest
boosts were approved for
sergeants in the Sheriff's
and Marshal's oWces.
Sergeants' salaries were
one of the problem areas ~
poiJJted to by the Orange
Ccunty Employes Associa·
tion.
Cost of Wednesday's sup·
plemental raises was set at
'll6,000 by William C. Hart,
county personnel director .
This will bring the total pay
hikes for the conring year to
. '~· ''HONOR THE
DEAD BY HELPING
an average of 6.7 percent THE UV/NG,,
for &,400 county workers and
will add about $.1.44 million
to the county payroll.
0 t h e r c 1 assi1ications
boosted Wednesday include
' · From the muddy
,,-trenches of
World War I to the
). ·' war-tom jungles
f Vietnam American fighting
men have given their lives
to their Nation's cause
professional civil m gineers, •----------·~~~~~ fire control workers, et· --•II
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make a Sdmmer, this one could. it's
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·Thursday, May 23, 1968
'Promoting Disloyalty'
:For. the Record County GI Guilty in Anti-war Case j
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FORT ORD (lfl>I) -A nounced, Stolte and Amick eireulatinf about 150 copies seaaton and retired mill·
private from Yorba IJnda. were escorted hnll)ediately of a pamphlet written by tary officers.
in Orange County• and his to the Fort 6rtt stockade. Stolte crlticizU,g the war In "A GI has u much right
soldier buddy m>m · PllM Pnviouslv, they had been Vietnam. They testifioo In as anybody to q-uestion the Springs Wednes4-y were ,
sentuced to four years at on restriction to the huge their dmmse that the con-war's aims." Stolte said
hard labor for distributing )>ale, 90 miles south ot San tents were similar to view-during their two-day trial,
anti-war leaflets. Francisco. point! expressed by some "because we are the ones
The pair, charged with The two soldiers admitted Ieacilng citizens. including who must fight the war."
''p ro rt< o t Ing disloyalty" --------------------------------among the troops, are Pvt.
Daniel Amick, 24, of Yorba
Linda and Pfc. Kenneth
Stolte. Jr., 21, of Palm
Springs.
A GeneraLCourt .Martial
board also ordered them dll·
honorably discharged ,and
deprived of all pay and ah
lowances.
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"See here, Walker, you've been with us for four
weeka now-how long ii it going to be before you
take ~e m1nl.01kirt for granted!"
Their . attorney said he
would appeal the stiff lea·
tences, which must be ex·
amined by a board of mW-
tary review. Maximum pen-
alty oo the charges is ai.x
years.
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SAN-FRANCISCO (UPI)
-Air California and Pacific
S911thwest Airlines b a v e
withdrawn pro~ filed
with 'the California Public
Utilities Commission over
air routes linking San Fran·
cisco and the Los Angeles
area.
They ended their dispute
Wednes<lay at a PUC hear-
ing conducted by com-
mi.ssion examiner Thomas
Daly. He suggested the
withdrawal when Carl A.
Benscoda1 president of Air
California, testified there
was s'ufficient b u s i n e s s
between Hollywood-Burbe.nk
and the San Frao<!isco area
to accommodate b o t h
airlines.
Alt California had asked
for a ·route from Hollywood-
Burbank. and trom Ontario
to San Jose and to Oakland.
PSA protest.eel both routes.
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... ,.70
"OTtCt O' OtSSOlVTtON
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Puhflc l\nflC' '• h-fttlfoby 01v.,n tti•t nl'..,.-ld F CU01h •nd A E Sc.on. Mr.,..
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... ,.,11 Protect Yourself in Merger
ClttT.,ICATI 0, I US INUS I ,,CTITIOUS NAMf
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Ct•T.,ICATI 0, •USINESS
IOICTITIOVS NAMI
Th• undefllo•td (lee• cerltlv h• I< con j ~UcJl119 • bvJll'ts• .>I 71?0 PllctftllO,
(n;sta Meu, (1Hfof'nla, Und•r th• fil·
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TflAllElll MANUF ... CTUllllr-IG ond lh•t
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Mr!oOf", whew nAmt 1n tult 1tnd of,<.e of
lf>idonct I• ,. follows:
P"illo 11.•lntabtr. ?~t 1'th Plot•. C.n.st• MeY, (1flfotl'll1.
011M M•v l}. l tM Philip lll•lt\vA,,.r
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Or AnG4' Cnuntv
MY C:~mh,ton E•olr .. •
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LEGAL NOTICE
R)· S'"LVIA PORTF:R
True or False"
-The more success(ul an
executiw is , ~
prepared to advanct h1msP1f
when his c o r p o r a l i o n
merges.
-Becausr a succrssru l
tor executive has a ham:
sense or security. is a ~ood
leader and also a i;trong a<i·
ministrator. he will exercise
his good business j11dgmt1nt
in his own hehalr when hi~
company is involved in a
merger.
-THE HlfiHER placed
an executive is, the more
1ikelv it is that he'll he in on
any merger discussions and
tni> more likely ti is that
he'll come out on top.
True or False..! l::at:h
chum seemi; \'aTid cno1.ignto
me hut each is .FALSE . ac·
cording to an exhaustive
study by J la.ndy Associates.
oldest of the managem('nl
coosultin,g rirmi; in the li S.
01tt Of 20.000 Uflpt'r•incomP
men H a n d y interviewe!i
over a 12-monlh period. it
analyz.cd 960 oireclly in·
volverl In ll mer1?er. ThP
firm's !indings. or which I
have obtained 11 copy. Ml
only defy :111 r a s y
,generalities ahout merger:;
but al110 arf' a warning !hat
the more secure you may
LEGAL NOTICE
MUTUAL SAVINGS ~·· ..... -........ ,. ......
236? Ea~t Ct1ut H1pwa1 • ColoNA Du. MA•. (•Id 9262)
Trl~t67 ·)010 _...,. .........
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feel , I h e morP vulncrablP
you may l
As .John L. llandy. t:hirf
~v~ or thl' 9_!!arter·
centurv old firm. remarkecl.
''the disturbing results sug-
.11est that lhe very factors
wh1d1 make a man a Slit·
ccss are apt to destroy him
tn hmr or thr merl!Cf
crisis:·
-"JORE ~Pf':CWIC'ALL.\'.
nine out of 10 of lhe rx·
Pcutives studierl w r r f'
psychologically unprepared
ror the aftermath o! th<>
merger. with only one out or
10 actually sensitive to the
warning signs. Because they
werr successrul leaders.
they tended lo think only of
setting a good example for
others in the company and
ta banish thou-ght 0-f
themselves. Because they
were not accustomed to
failure, they could not an-
hcipate I.he possibiUty that
their services might no
longer be essential. Because
they were highly placed.
they could not accept the
fact that. in a situation
where r u n c l i o n s were
duplicated. they could be the
most vuJnerable.
Do not downgrade the
message implicit in lhese
findings. Jn 1967 ~lone. more
than :J.000 mergers were
reported and undoubtedly
thousands of smaller com·
bines went unreported. The
trend toward merging grows
more powerful by the day.
'J'hjs very i n s l a n t • ex·
ecutives across the land are
participating in negotiations
which will lead to their own
dis missal. ·
How do you use this in·
formation to help yourself in
a merger? Study this 11 ·
point ctieckllst which Handy
Ba11kers Urged to Hil,e
Legislative Lobbying
S.\~ l<~RANCISCO ICPI'
The president or the
California Bankers Associa·
tion has urged his fellow
bankers to become more in-
volved in inn11encing finan-
cial legislation
Andrew C. Gaither told
4~ oele~ates to the associa·
Hon's 77th annual con·
vention Monday the nttt-<I for
more political a c t i v i I y
i temN trom two factors.
Fir~t. he said. is the heavy
emphasis oow being placerl
on legislation by savin1?11 and
loan associatioM. the banks'
chic( <'ompelilors.
Ramo Joins
Times Board
LOS ANG ELES -Or. SI·
mon Ramo. vice chairman
of the board o{ TRW Inc
was elected a director of
Tlmf!~ Mirror at tht com·
pany's annual meetlnl' of
th.9ttholders Wednrsday
Dr. Ramo. onf' or lhe nA·
lion's l e" d i n s: rleclrlc11l
engineers. lndustrlalis-ts and
educators. is an NCJ>trt i.n
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LEGAL NOTICE 'tEGAt NOTICE
The DAILY PILOT
811t 1n We•t
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UCI Sets
Concert
In Dance
Concert Set
Dana Poi-,,,t
Unil Meets
The regular mnnthly meet-lnl of the Dana Point Inter-
national Theater will be held
oo Friday at 8 p.m. at Uie,
Dana . Point Community
House 24626 San Juan Ave-
nue, Dana Point.
A special program of
films concerning the theater
and mot.ion pioture arts will
be prdented. They will in·
elude "Historic Styles of
Acting." "The Cinematog-
rapher" and "The Art Di·
rector."
Tbe board of directors
now meets at 8:30 p.m. on
the first a11d third ThlU'sday
of each moDth at the Schell
Academy of the Performing
Arts. 3 4 1 6 l · D Cout
Highway, Dana Point.
'Clear Day'
Due for LA
One of Broadway's bright·
est musicals, "On A Clear
Day You Can See Forever,"
will be presented at the
61lre1 fti.1
'Only Gaine' Short
Changes Audience
By JAQ GA VER
NEW YORK (UPI)
"The Only Game in Town"
by Frmk D. Gilroy, wbicll
Edgar LaMbury presented
Mooday dight at t b e
Broadhurst Tlaeater, con·
alas of two acti, and it is
unfortunau that only the -ae·
cond .iJ genuaely eqroaing
er>tertainment.
Tbi.J • p I i t personality
rr~tun of the play can only
·be blamed on the autt:ior,
·who won a Pulitizet Prize a
few seasons ago· with a most
meaningful and homogeno~s
drama called "The Subject
Was Roses.''
It is necessary to point
out, too, that even the suc-
cesdul second act. where
the writing is sharp and fun·
ny. owes much to the
enormously skillful playing
of . Nelson and Tammy
Grimes. Not that they aren't
effective in the first half,
but the script keeps them
under wraps there.
The third member of tbe
cast is th&t very line British
actor. Leo Germ. who. let's
lace j • reafly has solittle to
dn that OM wonders if
Gilroy wouldn't have been
better oft bad he found some
way to dispense t b e
character altogether and
settled far a two-character
comedy.
The pla>.'. is set in Las
Vegas. Nel6on ia a piano-
playing entertainer who is a
compulsive ,ambler and
can't get sufficiently out of
hock to shake the place. He
and a chorus girl meet by
chance and snack u p
together. with the mul\Jal
agreement that there are no
strings to their altar.
Gem plays a wealtby
businessman wbo has been
the girl's lover off and on
over the yeen dwing ms in·
frequem visita to Las Vegas,
He has JrC)1Diaed to marry
her if he can ever get a
divorce. Finally he doe•, but
now the girl finds 8fle can't
leave the other fellow.
H is in the second act that
the entertainer and the girl
come to grips with their
future, and. while there ls
nothing particularly start.I·
iog about the result, I'll
leave its revelation to your
visit tQ.. gie~y ._ __
That i.'I, if you can afford
to settle for one act ol real
entertainment.
Greek Theater this summer The Fullerton Junior Col-as part of the Los Angeles
lege M u s i c Department amphitheater's 16th annual
choral organizations of 150 season, opening a two·week
Love the
Colorful
Sound of
Onnge
County
Music
voices will present their en.~O~~e~e;.ulba~; takes!
spring major works concert two widely discussed but lit·
Tuesday, at 8 p.m. in the tie undenrtood subjects, ex·
Campus Theater. according tu sensory perception and
to Sheldon Disrud. .EJC _ui.ncamation. and wea_~_.$
m~c instructor who wiJl them into an unusual love
conduct. story.
Emmy Winner'Klink'
Looks to Directing
By VERNON
HOLLYWOOD
t.y of being i nvolved in a
good theater project as an
aOO>r or director -on or off
Broadway.
SCOTT
(UPI)
Werner Klemperer, the
befuddled Colonel Klink· of
T e I e v i s i o n • 5 ''Hogan
Heroes." finds t-he prison
camp life of the series as
con-fining as his captors and
is looking· to g r e e n e r
Klemperer. convinced he
is familiar with working
with other actors. hopes on-
ly to master the technical
aspects of directing. After
that, we should be seeing his
name as a director.
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Klemperer is becoming a HENRY'S
director.
This year when the CBS·l~~~ ........... ""'"~~REST AVRANT~~~!!!t'll!!E!!!m!!ll!f
TV series went on hiatus
there was no outcry for his
services as a movie actor.
But rather than flake out on
the beach or dissolve ill
tears. t h e German·borll
Klemperer -son of the
famed symphony conductor
-studied directing.
He spent four weeks at
20th Century-Fox looking
over the shoulder of director
Harry Harris who is piloting
"Land of the Giants," a new
science fiction series beam·
ing this fall. Previously
Klemperer completed a
course at the University of
Southern Califurnia in film
editing.
The question is why wou~d
Klemperer. who only now 1s
coming into his own as an
actor. want to become a
director?
When "Hogan's Heroes''
completes its run he will be
in demand to star in a series
of bis own. His price ba$
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KJemperer more or Jess
dodged the question: "I
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Germam or ualfonn1. Kt
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• PHOBNIX (UPI) -lb· t.tn,.... qo thll 1ummer,
a PbotDbs merchant urned
' ti Btrr'J Ookhrllter W a I
eacaatd ID aa tmdlttakinc
that pramlMCI lllpt cbanet
, 1 .of wccaa.
Ht wu u,tnc to uueat
ErDllt w. McFarlud, tbe
Democratic majority leader
of tbl U.S. Senate and one of
1bt ablest aad moat popular
. polltlcans in the Soutbweat.
. Md"arland bad defeated the ·famed orator, Henry Foun·
tam Asburlt, in 1MO and
rilen swifUy to prom.lnence
in tb• Senate.
Go 1 dwater, admittedly
-helped by the ElaenhOnr
Republican victory of 1962,
woq -by a sllgbt marlin.
Aaahllt an ovenrbebnlng
Democratic registration, in
a state that tlSually went
Democratic for molt of·
' · flce11 the y o u t b f u 1 • a p-
ptU'lng, popular member of
a pleeer Arizona family
bad turned the nearly im-
po11ible trick.
A dozen years later, of
coune, his magic failed and
he suffered an unmatched
repudiation in bis campaip
for tile presidency.
Today, Goldwater iJ back
in the running for the
Senate. And while hll op.
potiJ;lo.n is ..AQLJIHrl~ ,10
formidable as that of 1952,
BACK ON TRAIL
Barry GoldwAttr
he L9 campaigning bard.
Goldwater's present talk
was eased considerably by
the retirement of Sen. Carl
Hayden, a man who could
eall and raise Goldwater'•
claims to Arizona rootl.
Hayden, at 90 one of the na·
Uon's most powerful men
and an undefeated polltican
in 60 years of campaigning,
called it quits.
Democrats realize the dif.
ficulttes of d e f ' a t I n g Goldwater in a state where
Republicans are on the
County Building Hits
$19 Million in April
SANTA ANA -·Building
permits Issued in unin·
corporated area.s of Orange
County hit 1 peak of more
than '19 million io April -
highest t-Otal since August.
lllee.
Rock <tevelopment near UCI
saw permits issued for 71
new homes.
The t(l(al for the first four
months of 1968, $52.4 million
is $28.3 million higher than
~ same period last year.
IDll'Clb. Tiii ,.... pll'tJ
oranlAtloD la m 0 I tl 1 betilad Roy Elion, 38-Jtar·
old chW aldl ti Ba,._.
SSRIOOs CIWUNGE
EJaon bu a 1uiou1
challenge ID tbl Democ:raUc Drimar'Y from a member of
tilt Ariioaa tu eommlalicm,
ftGIMrt JC111D1d7, fft la ·DO
tin to the New York
Senator, but he is a proven
vot.aetter wbo served one term u state treasurer and
was the only Democrat
1eekhl1 a c o n t e s te d
1tatewlde offic. to aunive UM Republican sweep of
1986.
Goldwater; now 5 t •
repartldly will face COD·
aldel:able .e d it o ri a 1 op-
poaltioa through tl\e state.
This, coupled with the fact
that only once has he scored
. a sub9tantial victory in
Arizona, keeps rum on the
campaign trail.
In 1952, Goldwater edltd
put McFarland by fewer
than 8,000 votes out of more
than a quarter·million cut.
In 1984, be carried hil bome
1tate for the presidtftcy by
lewer tha" 5,000 votee -a
year when nearly a half.
mUlion voted.
DEFEATED FOE
The widespread belief that
Arizona i s "Goldwater
Country" comes closest to
subnantiation 1n the 1958
campaign for his second
Senate term when he again
defeated McFarland, b y
some 36,000 votes -in a
turnout of nearly 300,000.
'Ibis year, vote!' regiltra·
tion is estimated at 600,000,
with Democrata holding a 3-
to·2 m a r g i n . Obviously,
Goldwater needs plenty of
cross-over Dtmocratl to
win, but he' and other
Republican candidates for
top offices uaually manage
to get them.
Private polls 1 n di c ate
• Gokhrltlr II --... U1 to bt 1tron1 tblt )'tlr ln tbe thouPt eurioulJ lac= b J 1 nom1Datlni peUtioas m&llltalMd h1a coatrol of the
Democratic candidate b1 a Tucson area, which uaually hl1 pmldtatlal cam , bave •n well circulated. 1tate ~ a n d
1\lbltutlal iurlla toda1. is more c 0 n 1i 1 t • 1 t l f Qoldwater villted ls. He and bis wife Peggy live deli vend tbt delepUon for
H ...... ..... -• De -•-l1&11Cheo& clubs, p a r t 1 1n thetr bllillde home ln the Richard NI.Ion'• prelldentlal owtY•, -18Utl aam,...p mocrat than Pbotuu.. mMtLocs, and a11y number northeut Phoenix auburb of nomhlatl01l, Goldwater to be launched U E1ICID YtJDI Since his deftat ln 1914, of other gathtrlgs. Parld.ile Valley, where the remarked that people a•ked
the Denloentic nomlnaUoa the year his second Seute Hll formal announcement ODMimt p r • 1 i d e n t 1 a J him when be ,... 1oiog to
11 Jlt to be&bl. term e~ired, GoldwaW' of his candidacy w a 1 nom1Det ls a Republican start rwmin& for tbt Senate.
1bt 1ame poUa lndlcate bas campeianed exteuively delayed by hlJ '2 mllllon prtd.Dct committeeman. "I ut them ," bt said.
Tu Commtslloner Keued7 throuahout the ttate. Ia b1I libel ault aplnst F a c t At a recent Republican " 'When the hell did l
la '9adlla1 Elloa far the old ltyle, a style many mafuine In New York. but It.ate convention, where he stop?'"
nomination -but Elson 1r----iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-....,j._ ____ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii--iiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
supporters are fairly con·
fident they can overcome
that.
Many Democratic leaders
concede Goldwater will be
dlfficuJt to defeat in any
cue. They ftU' Elion, who
bu IPftt year• in
·W•hlnston with Hayden, ls
not weU enou&h known ;
wbl.lt J{enne<ty ·would not
draw powerful support. in·
eluding Hayden's that would
accrue to Elson. •
Goldwater runs strongly
in Maricopa C o u n t y
(Phoenix), which hae half
the state population, despite
conalstent opposition from
orcanized labor.
But labor ta not strong in
Arizona, nor 11 the ·Negro
vote. ~groea c om p r l s e
some 5 percent o( the
Phoenix "population, a n d
thetr statewide percentaae
la lower.
Goldwater is also reported
Mrs. Gartler
To Give Talk
Mra. Harry Gartltr, a
noted lecturer, of South
Laruoa will speak o n
"Biblical References to the
Deatb Penalty" at the 1:30
p.m. 1erv1ce Frl~y at
Temple S b a r o n , 612
Hamilton St., o.ta Mesa.
·She bu tpelK muiy year•
In the Holy lAmd and
speclaliled in b i b l1 c a 1
studle1 at tbt H e b r • w
Univeralty.
KERM RIMA SAYS ••••
RIMIMIER GRADUATION ~AY
GIVI YOUR FAVORlft GRADUATE
IHI MOii MAGNIFICINT Gin OF ALL
ag
Director ot BulkMDI and
Safety Floyd G. MclAUan
said Monday that tM April
flgun was $13 million over
the same month last year.
Mesan Wills Kroch Contest
• ..
f
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Apartment construction
showed a sharp iDcreaae
after a long slump. Almott
200 new units were atuted
/
A Costa Mesa housewlfe,
and stu"dent at UCI was
awarded f150 as the first
to add to the 471 new lingle pllice winner of the third an-
f amlly homes under way. DUal ·Adolph A. Kroch Stu·
Harold Butler Developmen.~ dent Book Collection contest
Co. led the parade' 'WIUI· .sponsored by the Frienda of
permits r 0 r ... tnljeU the UCI Library.
near Tustin valued aVJ1.7 Mrs. Anoeka W r I g ht
mlllion. · · Lawson, a s o p h o m o r e ,
Irvine Company's Turtle received the prize for her
essay and collection on
marine biology with em·
phasi1 on the science of
ichthyology. A third genera·
tlon Californian, she is a
biologlcel lciences major.
George A s k e n a 1 y , a
native of Germany, cur·
rently residing Jn Laguna
Beach was awarded f75 for
bis second place entry on
the Third Reich, ita orlglm,
manife1tatlon1 and
language. He i1 a Hnior ma·
joring in social psychology.
Judges were Dr. Kroch,
Laguna Beach, donor of the
prize money; UCI HJstory
Professor Lewis Hanke and
Margaret Kahn, head of the
UniversityLibra r y
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A father of seven adopted children will give more than 400
members of Children's Home Society, representing over 2.00 auxll·
iaries throughout the state, a firsthand account on Raising Children
for the Space Age next Monday night.
The occasion is the Children's Home Society's 77th annual
meeting which is to be hosted by the Orange County District Board
in the Disneyland Hotel.
The speaker is Woodruff J . Deem, a Ventura County district
attorney who adopted all seven <>f bis children through the society.
Special guests at the nonprofit adoption agency's statewide din-
ner meeting will include the seven Deem youngst.ers, ranging in age
from 18 months to 14 years, along with Mrs. Deem, a former model
and president of the Ojai Valley Auxiliary.
Invitations have been mailed to adopti~e parents. volunteer
leaders and society members in all parts of .CaJiCornia, said Mrs •
.Tames R. Moore, clu!irman of the hosting district board. .
Arrangements for the dinner meeting, which takes place in
the county approximately once every 22 years. are being made by
Mrs. Samuel Gendel of Fullerton with help from her co--chairman, '
Mrs. Howard B. La~son of Newport .Beach1 Day-long meetmgs for the society's state board of directors
and ~ workshop for volunteers beginning at 9: 30 a.m. will precede
the dmner .
. . An anticipat~d 300 auxiliary members will review fund-raising
polJC1es . and pracltces at the workshop under the guidance of Mrs.
lra Snuth. Orange County Council president and a member of the
Newport Harbor Auxiliar y.
Sister ~n . Field. Sisters of So~ial Service. will speak on Vol·
unteers. She 1s director of Camp Mar1astella. a girls' residence camp,
and instructs a UCLA ·extension course for volunteers and volunteer directors.
The society befriends natural parents seeking help in planning
1oL lheir children's JuturfiL.youngsters ·n need of adom,jon and cou
les wishing to adopt. It has become the largest voluntarily suppor
adoption agency in the nation.
California's only statewide adoption agency, it is endorsed by
and a participating member of united giving organizations through·
out the state.
BY LANI)' OR -..r·SEA -Launching plans fortbe 7'7tlrstatewide
annual meeting of the Children's Home Society are (left to right)
the Mmes. William Poon of Fountain Valley, William C. Adams of
Newport Beach and Lauren McLain of Laguna Beach. The three
j
are be)pinf plan the gathering in the Disneyland Hotel Monday
evening which is hosted by the Orange County District Board.
More than 400 society members are e~pected to attend.
Architects
Take Bows
Newly regist e red
architects in the county will
be hailed with a cocktail
reception sponsored b y
Women 's Architectural
League of Orange County
Saturday, June 1.
To take place at 6 p.m. in
the Laguna Niguel home of
Mr. a'Jld Mrs . Robert
Thomas, the reception is the
loth annual such event slag.
eel by the league.
Mrs. Walter Richardson,
league president. a n d
Murton Wilson, president of
Orange Co un ty Chapter,
American I n s t i l u t e of
A r c h i t e c t s , will join
members of their organiza·
tioos to receive honored
guests.
Two times annually the
California State Board of
A r chitectural Examiners
awards licenses to ap·
plicants who have COJP·
pleted required archit~·
.ural preparation.
In order to qualiJy for a
icen se and p r a c t i c e
architecture in Csi-lifornJa.
1pplicants must have eight
years of experience and
education in the field and
complete all phases of ex·
amination.
Fishing Poles Abandoned for a Picnic SOUL SOOTHING? -Will Shiras (left) and clrummer Robbie Driggers re-.
hearse for their part in a reception honoring newly registered architects, while
architect Fred M. Briggs and Mrs. Walter Richardson listen with interest The
event is sponsored by Women's Architecturail League of Orange County. It is
the 10th annual such event staged~y the league and this year will be held in
the Laguna Niguel home of Mr. arid Mrs. Robert Thomas.
Mrs. Ralph Allen of Santa
Ana is chairing a committee
planning this year's rece~
ti on.
Entertainment will be pro·
vided by a group o f
y o u n g s t e r s who call
themselves A r i s t o t I e s
Library of Musical Sound.
Newport Harbor Lady Anglers put down their fis h-
ing rods and put on their brightest smiles recenUy
to entertain about 250 Orange County handicapped
cliildren during a picnic in Costa Mesa City Park.
Clowning around as Buttons is Mrs. Dan McMillan.
Children enjoying the afternoon are (left to right)
Toni Avila. Brenda Becker and Lenord Martinez.
The women have been entertaining handicapped
youths since 195~.
Before 'Uncle' Blows a Fuse, He'd Better Dump Powder Keg
DEAR ANN LANDERS: My pr(>o
blem Is not-unJque but it la causin1 me
• great deal m anxiety. It involves the
bold and unwanted attentiou of the 14-
year-old daughter of • busiDeu
uaooi.ate.
Lolita Oba&'a DOl her real name) i1
14 but abe bas the pbysJcal en-
clo..-tl o( A.bit.a Dber1. WbeDlwr
Im pmena come to our borne tbeJ
bring 1111'. I am 46, partially bald and
DO ladJ'a mu. No aooner do tbeJ alt
down but W.. ·lirl bops OD my lip,
nans her nn1era through my ha.Ir and
1nu.gle1 ap close. (All thJs in µie
preaene. of my fuming wife and btt
curloully blind partpts. l
Her mother recendy remarked •• "n
('
•
nrowfJt« her out nf lM ofrlce was 1
tood 1tart. If she conttnaea to pester
yoa, stand up when she alts oa your
lap alHI telJ htr· ln the presence of the
tdwn tllat If 1he wants to be tttate4
like a lady 1M'd better beh1Ve like
He.
la JUlt wonderful the "'1 Lolita • wife telephone her mother? Please DEAR ANN LANDERS: You fre·
adores her U~le Harry." 'nllt'1 me, llve me some •Met. 1 am -quently suggest profession&] help. I
and I mn not her uacle. PERSPIRING ON THE POTOMAC ..-onder how many people look right
Liit night Lolita beard me tell her DEAR PERSPIRING: TM problem _,.. that suggestion and t e 11 deet ..t lllvtlve JOlll' wife or Lolila'a ....,. WW I COUJdn't play IOlf w'ltb b1m fatlter " lier mMl!er. It 11 betwttl the8.'laelve1 why it Is not practical for tllla mornm bee --n kt them. I was one of those people who I 1'* 1 hid to IO to 1" ... *' ••-1 pneocloas I waa certaJn ther&"Y would be too cos· the ofltce. She ahow:;:at 10 a.m. ti dJU8Jle. ,. lmowtn1 I'd be In of Ice alone. l U ,.. 1n eertM1 about wanting t• Uy, too embarrassing and too time
bad to P1')'1fc10y mn from the l't Im Mt tf ,.... lallr (tr wh1t'1 con.aumJ11g.
place. left tf It, OH) 7M cu tt1n1mlt the •For several years t had a severe
Sbould I tell her '91her? SboulO my IHIMlt II uall&alaMe la11.(aa1e. emotional problem which led to an im·
~ fo
'
possible marital situation. l wrote to
you and you advised me to get pro-
fessi onal hetp. It meant l bad to take
my employer into m.y conCidence (a
painlul and humiliating move). and I
had to let my wife pay for my therapy
(more pain and humiliation).
After 10 weeks Of l n t e n s I v e
psychiatric therapy, I .mi 1 better
man emotionally, pbyaJ~y and
morally. I now know that therapy need
not take years; that Jt need not cost a
fortune and it need not cause aha.me or
embarrassment. My life Is no• back
ln my hands and I am determined to
make something good of It.
I owe a great aeal to you. to my wife
and to a wonderfully competent doc·
tor. lC you would like to publish my
• ••
•
letter, as a means of encoura&1a1
others, please feel free to do so. Sill
me -A BETTER MAN
DEAR MAN: A low btw te 7" 11r
cour11e ud 1•r llamtllty. WM& ,..
have do.e -.tllen cu th. A .. I ....
they wtU. Tllaua for wr1a11.
Unsure of yourself on dates ? What'•
right? What's wroogt Should yGDf
Shouldn't you? Send for Ann Landen'
booklet "OaUng Dos and Don'ta." enclosing with your request 35 centa ta
coin and • Iona. aelf·addreaed.
stamped envelope.
Ann Landers will be glad to be)p ,oa
with your problems. &nd them to •
in can Of the DAILY PlLOT enclOIJae
1 self-addressed, lt&D)ped enfflope.
~ ,,
Betty Croclcer Called
Panhellenic Combines
When it comes to r,edj'-
mi.x recipes for a suooe•ful
annual · lun<.ilton, Latuna
Bead\ Panhellenlc ia rigttt
out in front.
They figure they can't lose
wit.h their main illgredleot
-. t2le presence of Betty
Crocker herself. known to
reltow Lagunans as Mrs. K.
Wallace~.
The luncbeoo will take
place at 11 a.m. SatUl'day,
Jooe t. in 'the Irvine Coast
Coon.try QUI>, wi1h ·-rangemeM.s headed by Mrs.
Edward W. Reed.
Aasisti.ng her wi!l be the
Mmes. Lyman King, Clyde
W. Fbeipl, Marthall D. Pat·
ton end John Vaientille.
Horoscope
Resei:vatiooa chairman is
Mn. Williem Me<:arthy,
4M-2724. 1"lo will be taking
calls up to Tuesday, May 28,
Any members of oationaJ
social soru-itles who have
moved into the .Lagu.oe area
recently are invited to at-
tA!lnd and become aeqiaalnted
wit.ti ttie Panbellenic
members.
Mrs. Husted, known to
most Amerloaa wornea as
Betty Crocker, was for
m'<Mly yean director ol tile
Genera! Mills Home Service
Department.
Her staff there grew from
fl ve to more than 40, and
her rooio show \¥85 on a I)&·
tionral network for 20 years.
MW retirin& bun an
evenUul career d u r l n g
whieb many niatlonal boners
wer~ awarded her. she and
her husband moved t.o South
Lagune.
Owing the annual alfafr,
Mn. Harold Ives will take
over presidential d u t i e s .
from Mn. Geirge J.
Olr'penter.
She will be aulated by the
Mmes. W. L. Dooley, tint
vice presld:erit; J. M. ~
.k., aeocllld vice president;
William A. M c C a r t b y ,
re:cordiDg eecretwy; Henry
R o b e r t 1 f corresponding
secretary. aqi .. Roes V.
Miller, trea&Urer.
Leo: Fulfill Promise
Three-fifths Down, Two to Go
Mrs. Karen Margreta Wood (standin.g) of the Newport Harbor Zonta Club and
chairman of the community safety-health-traffic and home committee present-
ed the $3000 payment on Zonta•s $5000 pledge Teen Wing to William R. Hudson
Jr., administrator of Hoag Memorial Hospital, Presbyterian. Looking on is the
chairman of the Candystripers, Miss Beth Goldstein.
First Nighters
Premiere Set
FRJOAY,
MAY 24
By SYDNEY O~tARR •
''The wise man controls
his destiny • . . Astrology
points the way."
ARIES (March 21-April
... 19): StreH 011 ·trow you cOJJl·
plete a project, either in
slipshod manner or with
style. Pressure on money
angle of chart -ki1ow this
and be wary. Don't start
project without thorough ex-
amination.
TAURUS (April ~May
20): Lunar cycle high. Cor·
responds to time when
circumstances turn in your
favor. Be confident. Watch
personal appearance. Exude
charm. You could s e 11
almost anything-to anyone
today.
GEMINI (May 21.June
20): Work in conjunction
with organization, group.
Not wise to try going it
alone. Thefe isabrealffrom-
tradition. Your routine is
upset. You will 'need the
backing of loyal persons.
CANCER (June 21·July
22): Obtain hint f r o m
GEMINI message. Friends
due to play prominent role
where desires are con-
cerned. Tonight is fine for
S()Cializing, enjoying com-
pany of stimulating com-First Nighters will gather for the tradi-
tional. Opening Night Dinner preceding the
premiere of Laguna Players' new dramatic
offering, "Slow D a n c e on the Killing
Ground," Wednesday evening, May 29.
The affair will bring to a close the Play-
ers' 1967-68 winter season.
Hosting at the dinner in Victor Hugo Inn
will be~-and Mrs. Samuel Garst and Mr.
and Mrs. Adolph Kroch.
Ninety Nines' Air Race
To Take Off from
They will be joined in the receiving line
by honor guests Charlton B. Boyd, newly
elected member of the Laguna Beach City
Council, and Mrs. Boyd, along with W. Ger-
ald Brown, new board of directors member
of the Laguna Community Players, and his
wife.
• Orange County Chapter of
the Ninety N i n es • in-
ternational group of women
pilots, is sp1msoring a se-
cond annual proficiency air
race for women Saturday. May 25.
Valley, covering a distance
of 150 miles. Winners of last
year's race were Mrs. Joe
Hedges of Santa Ana and
her co-pilot, Mrs. D e 11
Malick of Costa Mesa.
KRISTINE POPOV
Future Bride
Betrothal
Revealed
At Party
Chairmen of arrangements, Mrs. George
Thompson and Mrs. Claire de Bus, said the
8 P·I?-cocktail session .will be curtailed by
15 mtnutes to allow for dinner service at 6: 45.
Dinner, including tax and tip, is $4.25 and
reservations may be obtained by calling the
restaurant at 49'-3541 by noon Monday, which
also is the deadline for ticket verifications
at the playhopse1 494-8061.
Flotal decorations for the dinner and the-
ater lobby have been donated by Macres
Florist.
Kristine Popov, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Morris M.
Popov of Newport Beach,
wU1 become the bride ol Cd-
ln C. Gnmt, IOll ol Mr. and
Mn. Letter F . Grad, Mio r..-----mam=c!C31-llml.a:m::-;:::zm•
of Newport Beach.
No date hal beeCl tel kt
tM wedding. ,
Their enpcement wa1
revealed d\U'lng a party in
the home of Mr:-od-Mrt.
Gr~. Special futltl were
Mn. Helen Trapoell of
Rlver'5oide. the bride-elect'•
groodmotber, and M r s •
Carolyn Chapin of Whittier,
t b e b r i d esroom-to.:t>e' s
grandmctheT.
MlM Popov will ~te
from Eetlada Hl&b School
in June and her Amee ii an
alunmua of Cotta M .. Hi&b
School
Barbecue
Fans Funds
Plans for a brid&e and
barbecue to which mem·
~a. husbenda and gueata
are invited have been an·
nounced by Mn. Jalnet
Suddat!b to benefit the Na-
tionel Ftllowsblp of the
American AModation of
University Women.
Area women who are
sractuates of an accredited
colle1e or university are
cordially invited to attend
the tund·raising p r o J e c t
Which takes place at 6:30
p.m. Saturday, May 25.
Artist, Award Winners
Feted by Art League
A demo111tratlon in oils by
noted Laguna Beach artiSt
Frank Taurieilo is o n
ldledule when memben of
Co.ta Mesa Art Leacue
1Mhm Tuetdlly, Mt'.Y a , at
7: I) p.m. in Adami Demea·
tar)' School, Cotta ......
'l'llm1eBo11 portnM • f
Prelideot Kemecty blllCI in
Hsva"d Uniwnity and he
abo bu paiUed Prelident
Joholon, Marton Brando
and~ Eve Arden.
He teaches portrait pa.int-inJ in Seal Beach Art
Center end El Toro Art
School and jg I tnember of
the 1Aguna Art AS450Ciation.
Hit worb may be viewed in
the Art Center Gallery. Lacuna Originels and tbe
Art Ced«, Cotta Mesa. LAGUNA ARTIST
flrank Taurlelle Followtng a t!ihort busineet
meeting, le-ague members
wW introduce scbolantlip award winMrs. Closing the Moody Is first vice presi-
meeemg will be the in-dent.
etanation of new otficen. Additional bocrd ~-
Leadq the sroup are the hers are John Burgess and
Mmes. Rlcl\ard F. Ingram John P. Thorley and the
president; Anthony N. Toto: Mmes. Grayson McCarty,
second vice president; Paul Richard O'Keefe. 'Thomas
E. Friebe.rtsbauset" and Beckwith, Arthur J,
Hans D. Lt n b a rd t, WiWams, Charles B. Lueb·
eecret.iel, and Alex E. bert, J. P. Puffinbarger and
Miller, treasurer. Robert _U1'a __ M_c_lll_t}'re __ . ___ _
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Interested women from
Huntingt-0n Beach. Fountain
Valley and Westnfinster
may make 1WetvlltioDI witb
Mn. Saddlal, 839-3521.
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We 11ew r•11••••flf 'nle
The first annual Vixen
Frisk helpe<i t o com·
memorate the operitng of
the ~y's ·new airport
terminal on Orange County
Airport Day.
The race will begin at OC
airport and finish at Apple
An awards b a n q u e t
wiU take place in the Apple Valley Inn. M.rs. Richard
Culp of Newport Beach bas
been working on the ar-
Nl1lgemeots.
The women also are plan-
ning the Powder Puff Derby
in July.
Sigma Sigma Sigma
State Day Scheduled
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f B•learic PTA
! Mn. ~ CUDOD
: Presi~nt
~ COMING UP: Meeting at • * 7:30 p.m~ Monday, May
: 27 . Harry Stone ,
~ 1uperviaor of the Parks
.! Md Recreation Depart-• : ment will IJ)eak and show ! filma on summer op·
• portunJties for children.
: Honored guest will be
.. Arthur CbristenMn. new
principal for the coming
year.
College Pk. PT A
Mn. Ba.rlelgla Bar1hem
President
COMING UP! Talent 1bow
rehearsals Wednesda y.
May 29. and lf.onday, June
3, at school Mn . Ray
Garrett and committee
wlll direct.
REPORTS: Sixth a·r a d e
student& participated in a
panel discussion o n
Junior Hieb Schools. They
were Scott Sl Clair. Greg
Belous. Robert Harris.
Steve Sharp, Mary Lou
Bourgeois. Jackie Leyrer.
Pam Johnson. P e g g y
Schreiber. Karen ~ght,
Nancy Donovan. Alma ~ndncbon and Debbie
Pi'ochaak.a. along with
Robert Br'uns. prlncipal
and Carl Jacober. sixth
'StrikJ Up the Band' for Concert
crade teacher.
Harbor View PFO
Mn. Rot>trt Lynam
President
REPORTS: Officers install·
ed at Mother·Daugbter
Hawaiian Luncheon were
the Mmes. Richard Bech·
tel, president; Nicholas
Kfoury, Henry Stotsen·
berg and Warren Waters. v i c e-pre&idents ; Ronald
Rogers and James Rubel
Jr .. secretaries; Fr a n k
Hughes. treasurer, and
John Whitney, room rep·
resentative a I o n g with
Herb Hester u auditor
and John Case as advisor.
Laguna High PT A
Mn. Robert WIJey
President
REPORTS: Incoming board
membt11 were bclDortd at
a luncheon teday in the
home of Mn. Richard
Scott by out10In1 board.
New officers are the
Mmes. Mark Snlith. presi·
dent; Charles MclAn.ahan.
John Kaatle and Taiashi
Kawaratinl, vice
preside nu: Tom
Mur~ine, treasurer, and
Rlchafd Scott, secretary.
Mrs. Robert Wiley was
presented her p a s t
president's pin.
Lincoln PTA
Mrs. Herttert Berry
President
C 0 M I N G UP: Mrs.
Nicholas Ktoury wtU host
a coffee in her home Tues·
day. May 28, for mothers
or incoming and present
'ixth arade stUdeota ...
Mrs. Jerry Bishop. sewing
teacher announced that
r riday. June 7, girls wiU
model clothing made in
her classes. Mothers and
PTA members are invited
to attend.
REPORTS: Mrs. Herbert
Berry and V.rs. F. S.
Rowland p r e 1 e n t e d
Werner CArlson, principal
a check for 866 to be used
to purchase books for the
school ln his name. Funds
were C<lllected from past
and present b o a r d
members and presidents
. . .Mrs. Peter Anderaon
hosted a coffee today for
mothers or i n c o m i n g
seventh and eighth grade
students.
Viejo High PTO
George Dlckl
President
COMING UP: A n n u a l
meeting at 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday. May 28. Officers
will be elected. Mrs.
Ronald McGowen, pro·
gram chairman w i 11
present Professor Grover
B. Gordon, vice president
and director or develop-
ment of Pacific Christian
College. who will speak on
Problems! Let's Get With
Them.
St. John Aux.
Mrs. Victor Clarkt
President
COMING UP : Joint board
meeting at 8:30 p.m. Mon·
day. May 211 in the con·
feren« room .... Athletic
awards banquet Friday .
. lune 7. Mrs. Ivan Lowry
and Mike C a m p b e I I ,
athletic chairman are in
charge.
In rehearsal for the Thursday. June 6. concert are
(left to right) Alison Gleckler, David Homestead
and Cathie Venard. Participating will be bands from
California, Mesa Verde and Adams elementary
school and TeWinkle Junior High. Summer camp
scholarships will be presented. ·
REPORTS: Annual field
day was yesterday for the
entire student enrollment:
room mothers organized
and supervised the events.
Mrs. Joseph Devlin was
general chairman. . . .
Mrs. Frank Jancek. health
chairman reported that
grades 7 A aod B were
weigtied. measured and
administered h ea r i n g
tests. Mrs. Philip Kratzer
assisted ... Boys and girls
Kaleidoscope of Activities
.. .
Work and Play , SharaJ}nit Spotlights
!Ed•tor'a II*: A -tlevoted te Fountain Yell.,, HUlltlM!Oft leeell.
.. 0c-v..,,, $HI INCll end Westmln·
• Sier kltool dlllrie'I ... ,..nt.lffC:lltr Ot'•
• H nlreti-wtll -r In "" OAIL y
•ILOT Mell ....... tnformellOfl "'¥''
• be '9Gtiwcl ., Mrs. Wllliam Pulfenl.
::: 112!60 Senta Lucie. "°""'•"' Vallw llv -S • m. Frldey fW wbticellon Tllll,...
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FV Council
Mra. Cay Moori.D&
President
COMING U P : Superin·
tendeot Patt'Dt Cooncl.1 in·
•tallation luncheon a t
.,. HB Council l2:JO p.m. Wednesday. Ju~ 5, in the Villa
Mn. Ray Myen Sweden, H u n t i n g t o n
.. President Beach. Tickets avail.abte
··COMING up: Chairmen from unit presidents ... for
workshop at 9:JO am 12. . . AnnuaJ spriflg
workllhop on Wednesday. Wednesday. May 29• 10 June 5, in the multi-media
Heil Methodist Church. room of Fulton School .
Child care will be pro· Coffee and fellowship at 9
vided. a.m. lntroductions and
-REP 0 RT S : Huntington senioos at 9:JO a.m.
Union Council PTA of· EveJuat:ion of worksttop
~ ficen, installed by Mrs. from 11 :30 a.m. to
:: E. D. Willmore, president noon. Discussion leaders · · and sessions are ltle of the Fourth D15trict. Mmes. Gerald Hix, cor· California Congress of Parent Teachers, are t:he r e s P onding secretary.
Mmes. Ray Myers, presi· amenities and g i f t s ; • w t 1 t Barney McLaughlin. com· : dent, e 1 m n 1 e r munlty welfare, health
:; Elementary di 1 tr i cl ; and safety : Fred Ashley,
:: Joseph Van Buren. first dean of ch airmen ;
: vice president, O c e a n W i I 1 i a m T r u n d el I , : View Elementary: Joseph : Ditte, second vice presi· historian : William Wilson. ~ u · library a i de and Cur· dent. Huntington nion riculum Materials Center :
High School: S 1 m u e \ William Dunn , mem·
Tolbin. third vice presi· benblp and w • I c o m e :
de.M.. W e s t m i II • t e r Donald Edlund. newset·
further information you
may call Mrs. Mooring al
962·4702 or Mrs. Murphy
at 962-5147.
DeMille PTA
Mrs. Robert Whiteside
President
COMING UP: Science Fair
and Awtrcls Night Mon-
day, May 27 , i n
multipurpose....room. Each
child entering will receive
an award.
FV High PTA
Mra. Joseph Dltte
President
COMING UP: Executivt •
board potluck dinner at 7
p.m. Tuesday, May 28, in
the f a c u I t y caleteria.
Husbands and wives of
board members a r e
guests. Mrs. C h a r 1 e s
Cochrane is chairman.
Student welfare and Gr-ad
Night at D i s n e y I a n d
reports will be given.
Donation of funds to the
scholarship fund o( thf'
Huntington Beach High
School district, student IC·
tivity fund. 11 t u d e n l
welfare fund. and the
presentation ol a trophy
Lamb PTO
Mra. Peter Barbolak
President
REPORTS: Board meeting
in lhe home oC Mrs. T. G.
Cole, first vice president.
this morning. . . Elected
board members, dressed
as pir&tes. kidnapped the
appointed board members
for breakfast in the home
of Mrs. Peter Barbola.k.
McDowell PTO
Mr•. William Kowaleski
President
COMING UP: Installation
and Awards Night at 7:30
p.m. Tuesday, May 28. Of·
ficers for the cominll year
are the Mmes. Jimmie
Brown, president : Jz.rnes
Ackley and M l 1 t o n
SimJ>9Gn. vice presidents :
Olarles Lytle and Dennit
Olson, s e c r e t a r i e s ;
Laurence Surfas. treas-
urer. and Mis ~ Sue
Bredman. historian. . .
Preschool children w1U bl'
able to receive the
measle vaccine on Mon·
day. May 27. in the morn·
ing ... F'inal board meet.Jn~
of the year at 7:JO p.m
Perry PTO
Mrs. E.W. B. Jeffe11
President
COMING UP: May Musical
at 7 tonight in t h e
caletorium. Officers for 1 the coming year will be in·
troduced. Members of the
nominating commJttee are
the Mmes. Bill Reed. Don
Smith and Miss Madg('
Miller.
Tamura PTO
Mn. R. T. Harney J
President
COMING UP: Prsechool 1
i.mmunizaton a.t 9 a.m
Monday. May 27.
REPORTS: Silverware and I
a coffee carafe were put·
chased with food coupons.
Wardlow PTG
Mrs. George Meehan
President
COMING UP : Lazy May
Day, family picnic. a( 11 I
a.m. Saturday. May 25.1
Sodas. balloons. cotton
cand y and ice cream will
be sold. Sack races. pan·
cake races. barrel races
and hayrides will be I
featured. reports Mrs.
M I c h a e I Mohrhauser
chairman. Elementary; J. L. White. t R T H rec.-u-1 e c r e t a r Y • 61: · • 8 r n e Y • .,. '"""& parliamentary procedures
Tuesday. June II .
cabinet to the 8ludeot111iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•llllm• body wilJ be discussed .
• Westminster Elementary; and minutes; Ron a Id
Hugh Sp l 11 er•. C-OT· Murphy, Pl' 0 gra ms : Goldenwest PT A r e I p onding secretary. RI ard u . Hu 0 ting t 0 n Beich ch Wilhelm, pub c1-Mn. Jerry SutberlaJld
EJemMtary; Marcus ty; Jerry Matney, room President
Dodson. tr e 1 1 u r e r , mother cbainnan a n d COMING UP: Song festival
Westm.inlttt ~y; hotteu c om m i t tee ; or ''Singing S w i n g i n g
Ptdenoll hiltoriaJl, D o u g 1 a • M • y e r s , States," presented by lint A:.~ ..... -. Be~ Hi.... treasurer and bu d C • t : through 1ixttl graders, wilJ ~ H---&"" Wlltiam Kowlletki, WIYS highll~ unit mee~ at Scbool. and D. G • &1""
Ne • .-..-a··~-Hun and me.ns, and Junes 7:JO p.m. Mooday, ay
.. -. -· • FA.I ---.Jt...U• .. __ Beech~ Scbool en1. TVV'" .cuviues. Tl, ln the multipurpose
.......... .....-Dale Coogan will discuas room. Girl Scout Troop
· · · Tblrty.four delqates ....-ent educMion and com· 402 will present tht .. ag from council llltteDded tt!t ,,_. u 5ta4e comention In San __ mu_nl_t_y_re_Ulti __ o_ns_._F_11_r __ cer_e_m_Ot1_Y_. _____ 1
Franc:itc0. , .Retiring
pre tidem, Pl....,...
eltd., ~ aad
• IUIM ieteftlllmts ol t II e
comdl ~ were lto8aHd
pelts ait ... lllllUal
Awsdl Lwr.t •• ,..... • ., • CCllWtllMon report .. •• stven "' Mn. My .....
Mn. Frank L • a d r I
: pnflnted the bilt«t•'•
report. Mn. S a m a • I
Totin, budcet .nd tlnaDce
cblllrJDaa. oatMled tbe
budf9t for 1be com.me year. Projected progrmna
1'trt pftll by M r • .
Joeepb Van B.uren. ~ sram chaJrman. Counc11
m o \II tr I I n gers. the
:. Harm~et:tes, entertained.
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Tll~. May 23, 1%8
'Good Grief, We Need You on the Mound'
' I Roxane Salyer uses a little force on Sue Perkins so she will set down the book,
stop modeling and go out to the pitcher's mound for the softball game between
mothers and daughters of Kaiser School. Waiting to catch the book i11 Diane
Klohs. (perhaps if she does well Peppermint Patty will sign her) •. The game.
plus volley ball, dinner and a fashion show will highlight the annual Sport.J
Night at 5 p.m. Tuesday, May 28, at the school.
baseball teams coached
by John Seymour and
Marty Oliver. are CYD
league champions i n·
Orange County.
Victoria PTA
Mrs. Fred Woodworth
President
COMING UP: A represen.
tative of the Costa Mesa
Potice Department will
show two films tomorrow
on bicycle safety and what
to do when a stranger ap-
proaches.
REPORTS : A total of 200
boys and dads attended
sports night. . . . Mrs.
Douglas BowJes and Mrs.
Fred Woodworth are at·
tending the Junior Great
Books m e e t i n g s on
.Wednesday mornings.
Woodland PFO
Mrs. Daniel fawc('tt
President
COMING UP: Third annual
bicycle saiety program at
9 a.m. Tuesday. May 28 .
Mrs. Selim Franklin. safe-
ty chairman and com·
mlttee will assist. . . .
Salad buffet luncheon at
noon Friday. June 14. for
JOlN OUR
ENJOY THE ELEGANCE OF
ROYAL DOUL TON
r-~ ·-
facuJty. staff and board
members. Mrs. Jack. Lit·
tleton and W.rs. Ernest
Kostlan are chairmen.
RERORTS: 0 ff i c er s in-
stalled are the Mmes.
Daniel Fawcett. presi·
dent ; Ernest K o s t I a n ,
Dennis Carpenter. Tom
Dean and Jim Kay, vice
presidents; Joe Evans and
Fred Ellis. secretaries;
Clarence Munsey,
t r e a s u r e r : Ronald
McGurer, audHor: Elmer
Anderson. historian. and
L i l t I e t o n . parliamen·
tarian.
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I !
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UnnwstMa~ halln\ark of discriminating taste:)
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of tradi1ional or contemporary patterns. Each superbly
decorated. Each a treasured possession. Available rn open stock.
Choose one, tilht or twelve pleoe settings. Each includes
the dinner plate. salad, breed end butter, cup 1nd saucer. Shown.
only foor f""'1 our lerp Royal Doulton collection, incklding
M~ Entlitb transllQnt ctMna.
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NlW,O•T CENTER
644 .IJIO
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.... Bride's Parents
Reveal Nuptials
ni. Rev. Wll"Nll $tuder
performed Ult dou~ rinl
llQllltill for Janet . Allll
AndilnoD, claucMer ol the
Addia B. ADder'lonl of Costa
Mlea, and William R. Berry
ol W..mMNter, 10D of the
Paul E. Berry1 ol Tesas.
Colt& MIN'• Prelbyterian
Cburcb ol tbe eoven.nt was
tbe letting for 1be afternoon rites.
The bride .elected a 1hell
white fioor length A·llne.1Uk
gown with heavy 1 a c e
aleewl. Her fiDCer Up veil·
1.ng WM held by three satin
.roeea cm • lace J)illbox and
the carried white bjlby
?i)IH· and daiaiel tied with
olive areen velvet ribbon.
M1'I Wanda .Anderson.
alder ol tM bride, ctonned a
yellow nylon lace and tat·
feta A Une C. llld beld a
clUIU!r ol wbl .. dlWel aa4 blby1 breath. ~
)rf1M Kar• Aldlrlon,
another ailtilr, waa
brideanaid.
Tom Barton of SID Diego
etood • belt man. UlbtriD1
dutie1 were UIUmtd by
John B1rbary of SID Die10
and Robert Andenoa, the
bride's brother.
The bride's parenta bolted
the reception in their home.
SptciaJ aµeata. were the.
Mmes. John Anderacin of
Covina, the bride's .ailter-in·
law; Troyce Wiley of Costa
Mesa; W a 1 te r Reynolds,
Van Nuy1, the'brlde'1 aunt;
Keith Valentine,. Alameda,
the bened.ict'a sister, and
Olarles G r e e n i n I , Hun·
tingtca Beach, bis aunt.
The couple honeymooned
in Ojai and are makil:l1 their
home in Wettminstlr.
Weddings, Troths
Pilot's Deadlines
MARILYN LIWIS
To Merry
Peering "r.ound
DIL AND MU. R.olltrt W. precWon 4ril1 m a r ch l n I
)lops .. estlDdina -in-..... Dlllll Glfftrcl Combo;
vttetion to Shriner• and IAAma n..&ril-..___
their wlvt1 in' lie coaetal ~--. --aree to CGaM b1 bUI to their hMd twirler for the Gretil
iamil;J vacMioD home Oil Ba7 PICbrl Blad. and •
Lake Arrowbead oa Satur·1;::::Sccdlb==-=="=PG'==· ==~ day, May 25.
tor further d • t a l la
SllriDera may t.Jepbolle Bob
a.meat. pnlident of t b e
Sou1i1 Coe1t Shrine Club,
484-0813 dW'inl b u 1 i n e 1 •
hourL
TAPPED for m•mbership in Mortar Boud, national
senior wo~n's ICbolastic
... CllNlll
................. Oewtl""
DelaMlrtla· ..... ...... _ ...... , ...... .........
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honorary organiaation, wu i;::=:=:=:==:;=::=::;=:;:;::;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~~;;.
I Susan Armacronc. d&uabter Ju Y Date of Mr. and Mr1. ·w. T.
Armftrong of N j w p o r t
Bet.cll.
Selected The junior.at the Univerll·
. ty of Redliands was honored
for oubtanding leadership,
1ervice and IChollltic ablli· F R •t ty. Al I o active in Alpha Or I es Siem• Pl and. member of
Spun, Mill Annttroac ta
July '¥1 ii lie weddtn& planninc. IOCioloo IDljor.
date selected by Marilyn
Lewis and RAlbert E. Jef. A PAST·PACED Ylrlety
fries, and Oceanaide wU1 be lbow waa. presented by
the site .of tbeir firlt home. etudenta of Rlcka Collt1e,
Miss Lewil, daughter of Rexburg, Idaho, for• nearly
Mr. and Mra. .fobn F. eap,city crowd repreaentinc
Lewil of H u a t h I t o n the Qmrc:b of Juua a.ill
Bead!, ii • MattDa High of Latiler-day s a l D t I ,
Sebool sradulite. Newport Beel Stab.
Her &Ince, IOll of Mr. and lDcluded In the lbow, of.
WINNIR 5 ACADIM.Y
O'-AWARDS
... GREGORY
PECK
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To avoid disappointment, prOlpeCtive
brides 11'1 reminded to have their· weddin1
atoriea with black and white llOllY pbot();
iraphl to the DAILY PILOT Society Depart.
ment prior to or within one week after the
Mn: Robert B. JJ...lftrtffpt.t.M-cof'#-->ftfer1rtedlld-in11t-Nr-.Mrt-Hal'bl_...
Midlothian, Dl .• ~ 11 eerv· High 8 c ho o 1 MJditorium,
inl ab o a r d tbt USS Wert the VJdUettl, a Mexican HoneyfMOfl
-South Pasadena Home
weddin1. .
For engagement announcement. It 11
auigested that the ltory, alt0 ,accompanied
Yorlrotowa OD a Viltam tour ---------t;:==================: o1 duty. Kids Like to
~ .... W I lap hllli .... "THI PAITT",
-Selected by Newlyweds
with a black and white glo11y picture, be NB Auxtliery
submitted early. U the betrothal announc•
ment and wedding date are liz weeb or lea The Ladiet' Amdlilry of
apart, only the weddinl photo will be ac· Nnport Beedl 'l r •
Honeymooning aboard t.he
Princel• Italia along the
coHt of Mexico are John S.
ParlOOI and hi1 bride. the
former Jennifer J • n e
'Graham, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John R. Graham
oLNew.porl Beac.h.
The c-o u-ph exchanged
• vows and rings before the
-"'-1\ev. Divtcr crump ifl st
James Epllcopal Church,
Newport Beach.
· Givea in DWTiage by her
·father, the brMe wore a
floor length organza gown,
featurint Alencon lace trim
and a detachable train. The
~ lace and aeed pearls formed
her floral headpiece wbich
caught her illualon veil, and
u abe carried white roses.
Gownl of past.I blue cot· ton IDd multihued flowers
were selected for Mr1.
Philip E. Sutton, the bride's
lister and matron of honor;
Mrs. John R. Graham Jr.,
her sister-in-law and Mrs.
Steven Moyer, bridesmaids,
led ~nt lltbln ' th. cep . ..._,._ ......
and Katherine Clark Sutton, To help fill requirements on both wed· third ' Wtclnelday of -=ii
flower girl. ding and enga1ement stories, forms are avail· ·month at 8 p.m. In Wl'iqul
The bridegroom, son of able in all of the DAILY PILOT offices. locatioaa. Inform at lo n
Mr. and Mn. Garrett S. Further quesUona will be answered by Social =· a :::T= Parsons of La Jolla. aaked Notes atafl members at 842-4321 or 494-NM. ~ Graham Jr. to be bi1 best McMaaWI, •
man. Usher;s were Sutton h~;;;::::;;;;::::;:;~~
and.Jack Pa.Lcbak. '"-------~-----------•na A reception for m guests
followed in the Balboa Bay
Club, where NJ.1 Jennifer
Joyce Kelm and M r 1 •
Russell Ries, both of. Costa
Mesa circulated the guest
book. Miaa Noreen Gilmu
also assisted.
South Pasadena bas been
selected by tM newlyweds
aa the site of thelr first
home.
The bride la a ll'aduate of
Newport High School and
received her BA in political
sciencoe at San Jose State
College where me affiliated
with Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Her husband iJ an alumnua
of La Jolla High School and
earned his BS and MS at
UC, Berkeley.
Toastmistresses Travel
To Regional Conference
plans for personality &rowth.
A nonprofit organization.
Toastmistresses c o n d u c t
open meetinp and area in-
formation may b9 obtained
by wrltint or telephontn1
Mn. R• Wt:lton, Anaheim.
A ni~t at. the cow:ty fair
will open fettivitie1 when
Council Six, cornprisechf all
Toutmwer... Clubl l n
Orange County, bods a
three-day conference in the
Statler Hotel, Loi Angeles,
beginning tomorrow. I
Attend in 1 will bei;=========~ll
members from clubs in NATIONAL GENEltM. C~ATION Fo-xTA-9,!!I Southern California. Arizona
and Nevada which make up
the Golden Desert Region. Mrs. Valerie Kangas will 118 01tt9 '"" " 1r11te1 • f*.2111 .. 0..... 0,... serve as chairman of the 6:11 w ... ._,_
conference which will in· 11141....., & ._..,
Crossword Puzzle elude election of new of. NOW SHOWIN•
ficers, a review of by-laws "TU~ fUt.1"'1£ST PICTURE ,._,.,.._
and standing rules. • gala •~ "" C?.CD.1.C..l"LN
ACROSS
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43 Englls• •oney
luncheon, workshops, ban· I HM SUN I ABES!" :JIC IJ11lil Ml
quet and the regional speech -New Yorker DIRK mROE SUSANNAH '1URK
'Ask Ancly'
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6 lhlte brall •atter 10 -II~ ;. 14 Asserted
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47 Pro -41 Lightweight
contest. __ 20th Ce!\"1y}O!.""~~-n---...-~.---
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as true l' Cargo 16 Russian
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11 Ortd8'0llt 19 Bathe 20 Lake In
W. C•lda 22 N1111btr __ 2.3 Coln
24 lost lnt11111tt .In usoclatlon 26 Ill Ill 1111pere ucon·d:
Abbr. 29 Bubonic pl•~· carrier 30 Race track tharaeter 11 Ptnntd 33 "So11111f11· •
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60 One 61 Came Into being 62 Shtltttlftg
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6 Reidy: 2 word• 1 Exercise ,..•of YlllOlt
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Tbe· conference will cloee -~-
Sunday. May 26, w i t h AUDREY
work1bop reviews an d a _.,PB•TD~ brunch. JDUD -.i aan
Toa1tmiltren clubs offer
women 111y, atep-by-step
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TELEVL'ilO~ VIEWS
A Great Night
For Magicians
By CYNTHIA LOWRY
NEW YORK (AP) -It was a great night /or
gags about sawing people in half .
ON NBC'S "Summer Music Hair Wednesday
night, impn!ssionist John Byner, for once omitting
' his imitation of Georgie Jessel, did the bit u part
of a solo comedy routine. An hour later on CBS'
"Dom DeLuise Show," the show's star played an
inept magician attempting the same trick..
Neither comedy bit worked very well. But one
really shouldn't complain -it's rare on television
theae nigbtl when the viewer can find two new pro-
grams in a row.
IT WOULD BE pleasant if the ''Dom DeLulse
Show" were a little better -the iokes are pn!tty
old and pretty awful, but Dom tries so hard that
be deserves something better.
The "Summer Music Hall,'' on the other hand.
is an economy-size version of the more opulent,
star-studded winter show. And if the Wednesday
night program with Eddy Arnold as host is a fair
sample, it is a pleasant, relaxed and tuneful hour.
THE EMPHASIS la on music. The sets, while
not lavish, are gay and colorful, and the whole
mood, generally, is lighl Arnold, who for more
than 20 years has built a big reputation u a coun-
try mu!fc specialist. is an urbane, well-dressed fel·
low with a fine voice and an easy way with songs
ol all type.
His records had more than 50 million copies by
last January. He is a big attraction at state fain
and much in demand for college concerts, unusual
for any performer beyond his 40th birthday.
A TENNESSEE sharecropper's son. Arnold
grew up singing blues and mountain music, ac-
companying himself on the guitar. Today be is a
rich man with interests in real estate, owns a water
company, publishes music and makes records.
Guest performers on the show were Phyllis
McGuire without her singing sisters, and Cliff Ar·
quette as Charley Weaver with his stories about
Leonard Box and all the other -folks in Mount ldy.
If the show was weak in any department, it is
comedy; Byner is better doing impressions than
sketches.
ARNOLD will share hosting chores for most of
the summer shows with Ed McMahon, moonligb~
ing from Johnny Carson's show. While Arnold has
become a familiar face on network television dur·
ing the past couple of seasons doing guest shots on
variety showsj he has been an enormoUJly popular
and successfu singing star for years .
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They Have Raeing!'l TOO Big Bear Liston Fights:;
Joiner Tonight in LA . "' I :
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LOS A."iGELES (AP) -Fanner
beavyw'e.ipt cbampioe SoaDy Ustae
coMil!QHwbatbecallsacampaipto
set molber title cbm<le t.oaigbt wMn
be meeU Billy JoiMr, a journeyman
bmer from Clacinuti.
,~ 10-rouod bout may lure a near
upadty crowd ol 10.000 to the Olym-
pic AudJMlrium. many fau ~ous to
see if the once-teared Sic Bear ol bQ-
inC bas retained bis puncbiq power.
It is the first appeal'uce ol Ustoa,
who blned • W.y I, and 1be S.year-
old J<i:ner in a Lot A.ftteles rinc,.
UstOft. wbo lives in Lu Veias.
l\ev .• bas knocted out five ICHO op.
pooeata since be went out 18 one roUnd
in bis ranatdl witb Cassius Cb.J, or
MabammM Ali. ia Lewiston, Me .. iD
IE.
Ustoa figures tG weidl around n• to
Osteen Gets
Joi:Def" s uo. n.e u-ctwnp'm la • S.I
iav«ite.
Asked if he WU familiar --
Joiner's style and ability, Li1toe
thootbt a mommt and replied, "I
tliin&I aeea him once, mm tan boJ ...
u.ton probably saw Joiner wbm tbe
Ohio hNv)'wei&bt lolt • lk-oand
decision lait year in Lu VetN to
Jimmy l')ek:ber.
Listml and Joiner bave at -..t om
thing iD COIDIDOll.
Both ~ had difficulties getting
mat.cbei Ustoa becaUJe be is barred
from boxiQC in moa states since lbe
fiueo wrtt. Clay.
Joiner, who h.aa woe 14 figbta ms
lost five. claims rivals juat won't
agree to meet him.
Li.don dmiel be is on a comebeck.
'Tve newr beftl away. I never
tboqbt of quitting," be declared.
Majer. Ceneern
On Th
radios b
with the
In<ly'1
to al.mos
a very s.
High Sch
The 1f
dlanapoll
aimed hi
career i
specifica
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500 befor
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get a ape
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finish WI
Indy app
The yo
pound w
year. ia
circuit ~
Toro an<
Pacoima
He dri
Nab 2-0 Win To 12,000 Per Game
----1.luatW
machine,
Midget f
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The ek
tlons ~P
Spark Pl
youniste:
the c.dinak. 2-0, Oii five bita and nm-.mi bis ltrilll CJ{ C 0 D S e C U ti V •
.airelea bmi.Dp to 21.
Bob Gibson was the l0&er.
DrJldale'• shutout ... hU-1.ourtb ol
the tealOa. the pttvioua three coming
on 1C1Jre1of1-0. Carl Hubbell owns the
record for 1_. shutouts in a single
aeason, having pitched five in a year.
One thing the Angels counted on
when tbe'y moved from Los Angeles to
neighboring Orange County in 196&
wu that the area's steady population
growth would bring annual gains in at-
tendance.
Instead, it's ~n just the opposite.
The Angels set a club record their
first year here, duwing 1.4 million
fans in 1966.
_Las_t JUSQO~ ge11 they made a. b1g
run through the stretch to finish in
fifth .place, atte.nda.nce dropped to
1,317,000 .
At the rate they're going this
Yanks Duel
WHY THEY LIKE INDY -Small wonder the In-
dianapolis Mmiorial Day 500-mile race is such a
major attraction, what with fixtures lite ~year-
..... T.-....
old Sissy Colpitts roaming around the famed Brick-
yard. She afmost brought Wednesday practice to
a ball when 5be wandered out near the track.
St. Louis. fiJtb loss in six games,
coupled with San Francisco's 2-1 vic-
tmy a.er Atlaftt.a. trimmed the
Cardinals' National League 1-d over
h second place Giant.I to four
percentage points.
nry.dale. whose four victories this
11ea1011 all have been shutouts. got the
only nm he needed in the third inning
wbea Paul Popovich walked and
scored on Wes Parter'.s double -the
Jone bit off lose.r Bob Gibson. who left
in the eighth for a pinch hitter.
Mexico Friday
In Woe Match
BERKELEY CAP) -The U.S.
Davis Cup team goes into the North
American zone final round Friday
armed with a big serve and power
volley against a physically small Mn-
ican quartet relying on speed, defense
and finesse.
Grlevaaees Listed
Negroes at Iowa Stnte
-seek Coaches' Ouster
AMES, Iowa (AP) -Negro athletec
at Jcnra State Univenity h a v e
demanded that bMUtbaD coach Glen
ADdenon. baseball coed1 Cap Timm
and trainer Bob -..,. be fired
''uni ... they ban a change ot at·
titude, '' the Des MolDel ~ said
toda7.
1be firinl demamdl wen made in a
lilt ol trievancet pramtled to the ISU
AthleUc Coaad1 ..tilr tbia week. the
paper said.
The COUDdl took .. inwnediate a1>
Player Gets
I
tion, but is expected to ~nsider the
two pages Of complaints at a meeting
Junes.
The a~. members of a group
known • the 81a<:k S t u d e n t 1
Organization, Wei they will boycott all
athletic teems and forfeit their
ecbolarship& 11 the demands a.re not
graated.
Bruce Ellis, a noo-atblete from New
York. beads the organization. and
W't.llie Muldrew. All-Big Eight linema.n
from Chicago, is vice president.
Neither Negro organization leaders
nor the school officials 11·ould reveal
the complaints.
Favorite Role Bul the Regista said it learned in
addition to the filing demands. other
~evances include:
-Tht athletes want a Negro head
coach or assistant in at least one ma-
jor sport. 't')>ee an no Negro
members of the c:oachlng staff at
prMent.
At Memphis
MEMPHIS. Tean. <AP) -Gary
Player bu ~n tabbed u the favorite
to trim tbe U tb annual MemptU Open
Golf Tourument.. but tbe Soutb African says, "I don't believe there is
audl a thing u a favorite ill 011e
~ t.ounwnenl''
PlaJer, 9"° turned in • two-under·
p1r • la a prac<kt round over the cewN1 Country O ob Course 'hes-
... llW that "ma;Jbe over a JUr's
time 7011t can pick a man to lead
IDIDt7 wmnmp, but that's all I doo't
believe JOU can do It in one event."
MOit or the P"Ot •bo began fir -•
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-'Ibey want tine-ups in every sport
to be cboeen on the b&SU of ability. n-01
a "black-white quota."
-Tbey want to be called either AJ..ro..
Americana or ~act.s. 119t Negroes.
-They want to be abJe to hold jobs
dmi.ng lbe .cbool year because most
a.re from low-inc1>me famill~.
-They want permission to live off.
campus ill apartments 8Dd rooming
houses.
Tbe Register uJd the Negroes' 6>m·
pLaint aga.lnst Anderson was that Don
McLaugblin. a Negro Oii last snaon's
fretbman basketball tum, ..... DO(
liven a fair shake."
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buebal1 ..... u. .. per said. n mt lbeJ dmeed BllDap. 111 hit
nnt 7ur u heed C7clone tr&ioer.
wtth "~UUtmeat." 1beJ Mid BW· lap often diacoullted tbtir dalmJ ol
i.Qfurift and WU anfatr la bU dealin&I
Witb tbem.
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feo&belJ players baw lined up IOHdly
bt'bbld /obMy ~.new fSU foot·
ball coedl. lie said they'"'" Ndlflfd
wffb tbt • ., ~ Wtte treated bJ Ma-C :ta~ ltaU dartq sprius toot·
Laguna Driver
In ·1ndv Trials
wl
IXDIANAPOUS -Laguna Beach's
Rick Muther will be a iii o n g
newcomers shooting for berths in t~
Memorial Day 500-mile classic as final
trials get under way this weekend.
l.ndlanapolis Motor S p e e d w a y
Wednesday closed out the annual
driver testing period with 15 roolties
eligible for a first start if they can
qualify in 10..mile time trials ending
this weekeod.
The last driver tested was Mike
Mosley. La Ponte. Calif .. it was only
a refresher as he completed the te!t
last year then crashed in practice.
The only rookie who qualified in tM
opening trials lart weekend was Jim
Malloy. Denver. Colo.
~ewcomers eligible this weelrned
will include Bruce M c L a r e n .
Auckland. X.Z .. whose Wallis turbine
has been withdrawn: Bill Vukovich.
Fresno. Calif.: Sonny A t e ' .
Sellersburg. lnd.: Rollv Beale. Toledo.
Ohio: Jerry Titus. Sherman Oaks.
Calif.: Greg Weld, Kansas City; Garry
Bettenhausen. T i n l e y Part. Ill.· ~ge Follmer. Arcadia, Calif.; Sam-
my Sessions. Nas~. Mich .• and
Bob Hun . Potomac. Md.
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SPORTS CHIEF
Laguna Beach High has a new
atbletic: director today.
Darroll McKibban. f r e s b m a 11
bueball tutor and usistant in football
will aucceed Red Guyer u boss of
Artist athletic fortunes.
Guyer is retiring at the end ol the
cURent school year.
McKlbban has been on tM Laguna
.Wt aillce the fall of 1985.
The JS.year-old University o f
Redlands graduate is a Marine Corps
veteran and makes bis residetlce in
ft&n1tincton Beach.
'
The host squad could win ~ if it
gets off to a 2-0 start in Friday's
singles matches or it could be pre~
to pull out a 3-2 verdict if the Mex-
icans-can salvage-a l·l draw tor
openers.
The lone doubles match will be play-
ed Saturday; the final two singles on
Sunday. 1
Few ~e the Mexicans a chance
to beat the fired-up Americans. featur-
in« Arthur Ashe. Stan Smith and Bob
Lutz. The U.S. squad. including Clark
Graebner, eligible to play, and Charles
Pasarell. not named. ii coached by
Don Dell. former Davis Cup membe!'.
The Mexicans' star Ralaei Osuna.
veteran c:upper and fo1'1Mr Forest
Hills singl• and Wimbledon doubles
champion: Joaquin Loyo-Mayo, their
No. 2. and Vincente Zarazua.
Their fom1h member is Raul Con-
treras. a student at San Joa State
College. He subs for Marcelo Lara.
who returned to Southern California
for final uaminations.
Smith and Lutz. who will play
doubles. and Loyo-Mayo, had a.run~
their college studJes to be here this
week. All are on the Trojan tennis
~am.
The United St.at.es, once a perennial
Cup bolder. hasn't won it sin<:e 19&3
and only three times in the past 18
Y"J'S. Australians won it the other 15.
Gephart Top Ru~tler
ly RAY ftLUTKO °' ............. Doug Gephart will Jong be remembered in the Golden West Col·
lege annals as he was accorded Alblete of the Year bonon Wednesday
night -the first such award in tbe Rutlers' camp .
Gephart garnered his prize tropby before a fine gathering al the
Horn O' Plenty Restaurant in Santa Ana. lite of tbe Rultlen' second
annuaJ Sprini Sport.I Awards Banquet.
A former We.rtminster mgb Scbool standout. Gephart wu an ol·
rensive guard and delmsive llnebK:ter for the RuaUen' (rid team tbe
past two seasons and tbla year be alto lettered in trllCk and field.
Most valuable p1-}rer bonon wen .made in bar lpOrtl. tboM
awards Joing to Craic Jorgensen (nrtmminC and diviDC). Da Loomer
(baseball), Tom Bellew (golf) and Jim Seymour (tnd aad ftelcl),
ho other awards •ere ma ln awtmmiltl .. divtq. 8teft
Scheiblauer and Joe 'rm'Del tabbed ~molt lmpnftd Oii tM ompMp.
In baseball, Don keugebauer wu eJ~ =..-· Loamv
added bonon for his ftnt team llerUl on tM AD-Olaftrwe selections .
In tennis, Steve Henry wu ftted cGta1ft. wlldl• no otber' awards
were made in golf -other than tbe MVP 'honor to Belln .
Bob Messina gathered in two honon at the tract and 8.W portioe
of the program. named most imDrovld ad molt lDID&ratlGalll • ___._,~ lnglebart pie.keel up t6e Ga.a.,,.,..• t6e *"•'IC, WMd ~ el tbe tnd .... 11114 tam.
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~a.son, the Angels will be hard press-
ed to crack the one-million mart in
home attendance.
They're averaging only 12,000 a
game and have drawn only 258,CD for
their first 21 home dates -55,000
fewer than this time a year a~
a decline of 17.S per cent
Wednesday night's game waa typical
of the Angels' problems.
The weathtt w_as_ perfect. and tu
drawing card was the American
League champion Boston Red Sox,
whom the Angels had knocked off the
A119el Slate
Mav 7) A""1a vs Ctwel-7:55 o.m. !C.Mll'C 1710) Mav·24 """''vs Cleveland 7:SS o,m. KMll'C no>
M•Y 21 Angela .,. O.!roll l:S.S o.m. KMPC {'I l Mlty 21 ~ vs Ot1rol1 7:SS o "'· !CMPC 710 May 2' A"Otll vs O.lroit l:SS o.m. ~ 710
previous two nights.
Yet the paid a~ was well un-• der 14,000.
The Angels admit much of their at--
tenda'bce is keyed to the great influx ; -
of tourists who visit n e a r b y • -
Disneyland in June, July and August.
What they're hoping ~ that the club
can be in contention for first place
when warmer weather and the tourista
both arrive.
The Red Sox shut out the Angels~
on the four-hit burling of Gary Bell
and a two-run homer by third
baseman Joe Foy.
The sixth-place Angels host tec<>Dd-
place Cleveland tonight in tbe start of
a four-game series with Califcrnia's
Sammy Ellis, 3-4, facing Sonny
Siebert. S-2.
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Nips Wolves
PASADENA (AP) -Wbftl a toccer
aoalle allows only one goal, it might be
called a defensive gem. The Los
Angeles Wolves' goalie Malcolm White
allowed only one and lost the game.
The low-~coring Wolvet lost t~ to
the Vancouver RO)"als Wed.De~
aJght at the Role Bowl ill Pasadeq.
It WU tbe first pl White bad
allowed m m ceeaecutfn lll.lDutu " play.
The 1oal waa a U.foot 1bot by Vo-
couver center.fcrnrd Beary Kle.1n la
tbe IOtb minute of don llfier tbe two
teams bad bMtled tbm&Cb a fllrioU Int ball.
The Wolves WOQDd up out..ebootin(
the vtlittra. Jt.15, but •Wl dtred
tbetr ftnt loM ol tbe North Amerlc&n
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Indy Berth
By EARL GUSTKEY .................
On Thur~y, May ll», molt. of ttie
rad101 in Americ~ will be quiv«ing
with the aoundl «Indy.
Indy's dea(epina sounds are f4mi1iar
tQ-almost all Americm11 but they bold
a very special aigDJflcmce to Marina
High School senior Duane Carter, Jr.
The 18-year-<>Id SOD of former In-
dia~polis driver ~ Carter has
aimed himself toward an autO racing
career in gtneral and Indluapolia ;,·
specilicaUy.
"l want to drive in tile Indianapolis
500 before I'm 21.'' be says.
'Tm trying to mab a name for
myself now in midtet racing ao I can
get a sponsor before too Jong."
Young Carter's father was a harden-
ed Indy veteran.of 13 500's. His highest
finish was a fourth in 19M. In his last
Indy appearance in 1963, he was 21st.
The younger Carter, who waa a 145-
pound wrestler for Marina High tbis
year, is a regular on the midget
circuit at Western Speedway in El
Toro and at Whiteman Speedway in
P~-oima. .
FAMILY AFFAIR -Duane Carter Jr., son ~ the
former I.ndianapolis 500 racing veteran. is a midget
racer at various Southern California tracks. Young
Carter is a student at Marina High School. His dad
is now a public relations representative for the
Champion Spark Plug Company.
Sports in Brief . More Sports
-------~O_f!~ages 24, 2~ ·NCAA Opens af .t\:n eun;
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V erlJal Blast
Horse Owners Oppose
Hollypark Night Racing
INGLEWOOD (AP) -Hollywood to take a stand against Hollywaod :
Park was blasted verbally Wednes· Park's announced plans. -
day by officials of the Horsemen's Be· Clement L. Hirsch, HBPA vi~ pres· ::
nevolent and Protective Associltlon ldent, said his organizatioo had been
over the race track's plans to become assured continually by James D. Stew.
landlord for night harness racing. art, general manager of Hollywood
"This action is a complete betrayal Park, that there would be' no Jli""t to thoroughbred racing ~sts in ... C8llfocnia and we deplore their int«!-racing at the plant. •
tioos," declared Charles Leavitt. "The horsemen fully intetld to bold
"'We were asstll'ed by Hollywood Mr. Stewart to his verbal agreem111t;••
Park management there wouk1 be no said Hirsch. · • ..
night h~ss racing af their plant • and we took them at their word,'' Lea-__________ ;,_._
vitt said.
Hollywood Park announced last Fri· LAGUNA LAUDS day it would be the site for the West-
ern Harness Racing Association's SPRING ~ THLET'ES meetings starting in 1969.
The announcem«1t brought immedi-
ate fire from Jack Kent Cooke, owner
of the Lo6 Angeles Lakers and Kings
who built his Forum in Inglewood ad-
jacent to Qollywood Park. The har·
ness season would overlap that of pro
basketball and hockey.
William Goeclike, mayor .of Ingle·
wood on the southwestern out.skirts of
Los Angek!s, said the city administra·
tlon has opposed night harne6s racing
at Hollywood Park in the past and be
sees no change in that thinking.
Leavitt said the HBP A held an emer· gency meeting on Wednesday night
and the directors voted unanimously
Laguna ~each High takes time out •
to honor spr.ing sporu perfoimen
tonight as the Artists hold a di.Mer
awards program at Top Of the World
elementary school. ·
The affair, open to the public, Is
scheduled for 6:45. Tickets are priced
at $3 each and will be available at the
door.
Attention is focused n swimmlrs.
tennismen, tracksters, golfers 1111d
baseball players in all level of
competition. He dri~ full midgets and three· 11arter q>idgets Mia three-quarter
machine, owned by the Nttional
Midget Racing Assotjation, bas a 40-
cubic inch Triumph motorcycle engine
under. the hood. His full midget ii own-
ed by the U. S. Racing Cub.
The elder carter, now a public rela-
tions represe~tive for the ()iampion
Spark Plug Company, encourages his
youngster's ambitions and young
Carter reports tW mother "is not op·
posed to the idea."
Gurney in Grand Prix .
Chapman College battles Portland
State today in the feature attraction of
the opening round of play in the NCAA
small college division r e g i o n a 1
baseball championships being held at
Anaheim's Boysen Park.
Basketball Association's new Phoenix
team.
7 Days Left!
There's another racing name in the
family. Young Carter's stepbrother is
Johnny Parsons Jr., whose father was
al!o an Indy vet, winning tbe
prestigious race in 1950.
Duane Carter Jr. got an early start
behind the wheel.
"I started racing one -quarter
irifdgets Wilie!l I was five. They had
eight bon.epoweJ' .moto11in1 them. I
raced those until I was 12 and too big
for one.quarters. But' by then I was
also too small for three-quarter
mkt"gets so I didn't do anyinore racing
until 1 wa. 16."
Tars, Sea Kings
I In Net Clash
Two unbeaten goliathJ of Orange
County tennis wll1 collide Friday af.
t.ernoon when Cor-ona del Mar High's
Sea Kings host the Sailors of Newport
Harbor in the second round of the CIF
playoffs.
Action begins at 3 o'clock and ad-
mission Is free.
Sea King coach Ray Turner be·
moan.eel the CIF pairings which
brought the two powers together at
1u.ch an early date. But he added,
"we're looking forward to meeting
them."
Coron·a del Mar advanced to the se-
cond round by downhtg Foothill, 17·11,
Tuesday. Newport's defending CIF champions
met Foothill earHer in the season and
poeted a 28-0 conquest.
The two Orange Coast Kea rivals
met on the courts last year and
Corona del Mar ~u. 23-5. .. And they
(Newport) are even stnimgw this
aellOn," Turner pom out.
"They •e ea&ily Uie clau of the
CIF. But by graduate lix seniors I
understand and we have a lot of good
Yi'Wli players ~g along, ao things
are looking up for tbe future."
Marichal Denies
Aiming at ·Batter
ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) -San Fran·
cllco's Juan Marichal, rankled by At-
lanta claims that he threw at Clete
Boyer when the Brave infielder was
hit, said Wednelday night "I never
throw at anybody -especially not
.23> hltten." Boyer, hit on the right wrlat Mon·
daf night by a Maridlal pitch, bad
char'ed that the Giants' pitcher hit
him mf.etltionally. Boyer, batting .211,
missed the last two games becaute of
injury.
''I wasn't throwing at him," Mari·
chal told Hal Hayes of the Atlanta
Con..,titut.lon. '.'He wu expecting a
"'Jl'Ve ball. I threw him a fast one and
:? feU 1nto the pltcb."
Play begins at 5:30. lf Chapman
wins it will return Friday at 5: 30. U it
loses it comes back tonight at 8:30 in
the-double elimination-affair.
Earlier today Seattle Pacific met
Sacramento State, with the loser ad-
vancing to tonight's 8:30 tiff.
* * ~ MONTE CARLO -Tbe Grand Prix
of Monaco Formula One Auto Race
wlll be na Sanday despite the 1&rlb1
wbkb probably wtD Umtt the crowds,
die organber1 said Wednesday.
Frank Gardner, Du Garaey and
Kea Sheppard of~ Ualted States are
amo1tC &lloae wbo wW start practice
runa today. Graham WU of Britain
· and Dennis Hulme of New Zealand
alto wm 1tart practice runs.
* * * NEW YORK -Dayton's Don May
sigMd with the New York Knick.s
Wednesday while .Dick Van Andale,
the man he is expected to replace, was
coming to terms with the National
Kathy Harter
Plays in Paris
PARIS (AP) -After a one-day
postponement becauee of the na·
tiOnwide work stoppage, the Federa-
tion Cup tennis tournanent for na-
tional women's tea.ma began Wed·
nesday. .
Britain. Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia,
Italy, Tbe Netherlanda, Poland IDd
Rull!lia advanced into the second
round.
The American team, one of eeven
unabie to get transportation to Paris
earlier, arrived by bus from Bruesels
Wednesday morning .
'lbe team consists of Nancy Richey
Of San Angelo, Tex .. Mary Ann Eisel
of St. Louis and Kathy Harter of Seal
Beach, Calif.
The United States. winner the last
two years, bad a fm·round bye along
with Australia, Brazil. Can ad a ,
Francet f?rtugal, South Africa a.nd
Switzerlafl<l.
The matches are deci~ on two
singles and one doubles. ~e tourna·
meot ends Sunday.
In first-round matches, Britain
defeeted Sweden. The Netherlands
beat Finland and Russia eliminated
Belgium, all by 3-0 scores.
In 2-1 contest.I, Bulgaria beat Chilt .
Czechoslovakia ousted Norway and
Italy edged Mexico.
The West German team faJled to ar·
rive in time and 'trithdrew. Greece had
only OM plaiyer pre.ent and l<>ft by
default to Pol-1.
May is a rugged 6-foot-4, and played
forward for Dayton. He was assigned
the same uniform number -5 -worn
by Van Arsdale, who was picked by
Phoenix in the NBA's recent ex-
pansion draft.
* * * HONOLULU HawaU's R o
Belln&k'Y n:rett a two-hltUr 'to shut out
Phoenix M Wednesday night In the
Islanders' tbJrd 1tralght Pacific Coast
League. vlctor~-ever-the Giants. Belinsky, fixing hit rec()rd at Z-4,
gave up two singles to Bob Burda,
otherwise was p r a c t I c a I 1 y un·
touchable. He struck out eight and
walked four.
* * WASHINGTON -Mike Epstein, ftle
big slugger whose refusal to report to
the minor leagues last year forced
Baltimore to trade him to Washington,
was sent to the Senators' Buffalo farm
club Wednesday.
The 230-pound first baseman was
hitting only .099 this season and had
struck out 26 times in 91 times at bat.
At one point this aeason,\he was hit-
ting only .086.
* * * CHARLOTl'E, N. C. -.All It
driven Who quallfted In Wednesday's
nn t day of trials ror Sonday'• $152,008
World 700 stock car race broke the
record alx·mlle average of 15U71
m1Je1 per hour.
Tbe rasteat WH Connie Allison. who
turned three laps of the mile and one-
baU trl-ovaJ In a Ford at an average of
159.m m.p.b. He won $1,500 -$1.000
for c.aptarblg tbe pole 1tartlng position
ud • for breding the record.
Alllaon, ZI, tllt NASCAR rookie of
tbe year ID 191'7, also broke the one-lap
record wbea Jae clipped 18UIO m.p.h.
oa h1a ftrtt lap. He became tbe first
driver ever to beUer 180 m.p.11. at tbe
Charlotte Mo&Or Speedway~
CORONA GYMNASTS
SHINE IN MEET
Rick Fleming, 14, and Steve Graser.
13, will repreent Corona del Mar High
School in the upcoming Jr. Olympics
gymnastics sectionals which will pe
held at a date and site yet to be an·
nounced . ,
CoroM del Mar is being ,considered
as one of the sites, however.
Fleming had a f a n t a s t i c
performance Sunday in the first round
of ~lion at Mo~igh in the San
Fernando Valley.
He was named top all-round com-
petitor for the 13·14 age group and
took first places in the rings, parallel
bars; seconds in the rope climb, high
bar and tumbling: and third for the
long horse and a fourUl in free ex·
erciae.
Graser captured gold medals in
tumbling and on the long horse.
USC Quartet Challenged
MODESTO, calif. (AP) -Soutbem
Callfornia'a world record boJdlnC +eo.
~ rtlaJ team f.acea a challeqe
from the SMlta Clara Valley Yoath
Vllla'8 Satllrda1111 •race wNdl could
l""" iM amt.
The TroJ-llt tht mlrt of •·• MCODda a 1Uf 110 in the NCM
dwnpionllllpt wben none oi tbe four
,...,... were tenlon.
nt . _.me quanet oi E a r 1
McCuUoucll. J'rld Kulltf, O. J.
Simpeoe ad IAaaol Mlller is toce~ .
apiattitJt8?'·
Tbe Santa Clara tean> bat former baUonal team, Waehlnstcn State,C aU·
San Joee State C:-J:. ltar and muld-fomJa~ Sao Joee State and the Houa·
pie world record Tommie Smith ton Strider's. '
mcbarift1. BW GliDff, K!rk Clayton, Ont ol the latter two ml.-well pull J«Ty Wl1Uam1 and SmHh have nm a ..... •.a QadJ. an upeet shoGJd tbe ""'1tll falter.
John Carloe IM1 rtplact one ot the In addJUon, the atatt JUnlor college
ftnt *'-~II an aWq te1 la okay by champtoolhlpe wUl bl run ln con-
ract time. JuncUoa wttb all the action at the
"0. of the two teams 1bould break Modesto Junior CoUeae Stadlum. •·I.'' declared TroJn coach Vern Meet.Dlrtctor Tom Moon a1ain haa
Wolfe. "I don't know which team it'll apembled • lnternatJonal field for
bl, but tt'O be a fut race." the event wbids ill the pelt 1eveNJ
Allo l1at.ecl &o nm the +tO relay are years baa poNd the belt mans of all
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COSTA MESA-NEWPORT BEACH e HUNTINGTON BEACH
475 E. 17th St. 646-2444 16171 leach llvcl. 847-6081
IOTH STOllS MONDAY ·FRIDAY I A.M. • 9 P.M •
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BUD TUCKER
By EARL GUSTKEY »a prapolltlo9. tMt'a a c09Cb Matt Llourd'1 tcm
Of .. OMW "lltf ._. ... heaJtbY ~ Mal'k Dla11 team. md bu-
Fact: Most hJgb ICbOOI Some ol tbe c.a. bave ketbalf It VaDty ad wta-
and college coaches were at two acaa Ja 11*11, 111111 Col· ant Jootblll co.ell Kiil
one time Mgh school 1th· ti Mesa HlCb 11al11Mt foot-Duddrldge bu 1 tradDnan,
LOS ANGELES -The last time the man saw Son ny letes. ball coach )luu WrlCID. Ken Jr., competmi at Ga·
;: ·~Ute Big Bear wa11ittlng in a golf cart with Lou Nova Presumption: Most tUgh Larry Larson, a MDlar, and dora High School
• outside the Stardust Hotel in Laa Vegas. school and college coaches' Jay, a lreahmu, both par-At Huntington B e a c b
• Tbe man blinked. It was Liston, alright. It had been a sons become high scbooJ tlcipated in football and High, head basketball coacb
1 .,_ 1 u b d him athletes track at Mesa Uda year. Elmer Combs c o a c b t d • ong~ne 1 nee ie man a seen erect. Ther~'re 187 ·coaches at Estancia High dlltUc di· againlt his son Randy, who • .'.t.ou Nova 111d Sonny LiJton. A strange pair. the m~ the Ohnge Coast area's JO rector Joe Wolf'a ICID, Kim, played varsity basketball at
thought. A real quinolll. A pleasant. almost lovable. boffoon b1gb schools and two Junior was captain ot tbe C.. foot· Westminster High. last aea-
and ''• big ugly slob u likeable u a hangover. The box colleges. Eighteen of them ball team at Meta, -.t allo son in addition to quarter·
fighting dodge was all the two bad in common. bave sons who are or have played Cee bubtbllll aQd bacldng tbe football team.
Nova smiled a greeting and shook hands with the man participated in bigb school JV bueo.ll · Oiler athletic director
arMtierked a thumb at tbe big bulk beside him and said, "You sports. Eaate footblJI eGM!h John Ken Moats'• son, Dan, la a Know Sonny Llston, of course." Considering the fact that Lowry bu a fruhman foot· freshman football • buket-
'Of course. The man 1tuck out his hand and sald, "How not all co,ches have bigb ba11-wrestling·track 1cm at ball·bueball type at Hunt-school-age boys and that Mesa Jim ' -...... _ are you, Sonny?'' '· ' .-w•~· C!I •• ........... ~ even having a boy ii only a Fountain Valley tr a c k None of tbe Lacuna High T~b~&ari~Medthebandandl~edthem~lnthe __ ~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~eye and scowled. A low growl came from someWhere within
the inountain or flesh.
. ~~re was a time the man woukt have shaken with fear
cleaHown to his oll:fords. Now he almost laughed. He said.
goodbye to Nova and scowled back at Liston and walked
away.
~e man was most of the way across the Strip before he ~ ~ thlnking what a ridiculous saga wu the story of Son-
., .~ston.
I ~-~::~· Wuea Rleer et Metl~tg
... .. Tiie mu nmembered u. ... wadhtg tltroagll a river
qf mediocrity aatU be reached the top IH be1vywel111t
..• champion Floy• Pattenea. Tlte Big Beu frfptened and
lDUmJdated Pattenee ... betted ltlm Mt 18 tw• ftght1 : fi C1dHI•· Bodt times Pattenea was rocked bt1e Umbo
.
· : li Je11 time dtu It takes te _.... 1 necktie.
~ -:-~ ~ Patterson left €Mca(.-wnrbt(-dark-tll11et ~ H4 a
~· Prtvel I whlm~rla( Ima a1 a npter, tbe
former claamplol was 1tm proad eDOQ(la to dl1plae Ills ::'WiDIUau...
: ;;~ wn wlle9 IJltft W •ta re,.tatlen nd tb11 wa~
.. .wM• tM7 1tartecl caW.t lalm tk 81( Bear. Tiiey uld he . ··~wa1 tM ...t awe10me ftf'teT H tM face of tbe earth 1
. · 'r."'41 ltey rtt1Detl lals Jenner repatltlo• a1 a dkk-ap man
'.i~ pttn npter ud alo• 1leodlut ud ex-a. ud It
. -----..-flt.
:: Tiie• t.to tlle Ufe of die Bit Bear came Caaltu1 Clay.
Tldl wa1 a beavywel1llt wttJa a bl( modi ud fast u1C11 •Iii ducmc feet ht lttUe men thll a cllDcl, really.
:· · .. , -Awtllerltlea S••Utt
f. -~~::···the autboritles of boxing shuddered. They knew Llston
: .• ~wOuld beat th1a boy. They hoped only that be would not kill
: hlllt ~ ~-.The man remembered Uston's ~o fights with Clay, At : 19!'. the biltorlam chose to record them as fights.
-11te Big Bear quit alter m rounds in the iirst of the two 0 mrades. Llston said he bad 1 sore arm, M something, and
;·-:mi: was given the benefit of the doubt for the build-up of the
~ ---~-· " ltJal Mtt FINAL PLANNING -Last ltages...oLpnpuatlon for the weekend member·
guest tournament at· ~ta ~ Country Club are reviewed by tourney chair-
man Bob Black (left), 1967 wumer Bob Hurtt and SACC tournament coordina-tor Web Hopkins (right).
eGeCbel IMll • .. -.. ll1lb ecbool Intl but retlr·
inc athletic dlnctGr Reel
Gqyer'a oftlprinl. Dan; ii
usiltant track coacb at Or-
ange Coast CoUef•.
At Mater Del H1Cb, bue·
ball COICh Bob Wlgmore
bu two IOU. Joe and Bob
Jr.. who've pla,yed bi&b
IC.hool ball-~ -at Colt.a
Meu High ud Joe at Ma·
ter Del. --bit dad'• guldanee.
Newport aUlletlc dlredGr
Julea Gage watched Ida
IOD, Al, earn a11-Sumet
League bonon on NeWport's
basketball team tbia year.
Tar froth football coach
Jake Miller'• son, Steve,
TraekAces
Vie Friday
In CTF
Paul Williams of Hun·
tington Beach leads a con·
tingent of two from the
Orange Coast •ea track
and field ranks in varsity
competitiloi:i -m the CIY
finals.
First running event Fri-
day evening at Cerritos
College is set for 5:45 p.m.
Williams is joined in the
varsity divi'sion by Corona
del Mar pole vaulter Steve
Connell, who finds himself
back in acti<>o alter ap-
parently being sidelined in
tbe semis.
Connell, who cleared 13
feet in the semis, will be up
against four vaulters who
have gone 14-1 or better this
year, including Bonita ace
Steve Richards (lS-2).
Williams posted t h e
taste.st time of the night.Fri-
day in the sel1W with a
1:54.2 in his heat fl the 880.
...,.. .... fOOCball last
talf • COila lieu Higb ..
Alld ••etant .Newport
....U., COlda Don Van.
dllrU. bu 1 IClll, Bill, wbo.
p&aJ*9 Bee football aad bUketbaU at Newport.
Westm.luter tract coach
Jn ffedCu bas a son cut
from tbe ume moJd-Stuart &diet Ja a clua Cee track· ma at Troy Wgb 1n Ful·
lertoa.
AthJetic director Ed s;iod·
clard'1 ... Roter, !1 a foot-
ball-tractmma at BuntloC·
ton Beach. Kent GIDony, WestmJn.
ster Cee football and baa.
ketball and frOlh-sopb bue-
baller, 11 tbe son. of Wut·
minster Bee-footbd eoec1a
George Galloway.
Orange Coast toll coacll
Bay Rosso baa two ICIDI
who were area prep ath-
letes. Dave, DP'* a Cal grad-
uate student, wa.s a football·
baaketball player at New·
port and Bob, no-.v at Cal
State (Lon& Beach), was an
aquatics star at Newport.
Dale Wonacott, ualltant
footnll coach at OCC, iu
I IOll, Steve, playiU ftOl•
ball at eo.t. r
Athletic directer WetlllleU
.Pickem' aon Gary, foraer
Newport High a~te. is
now a Ugbtwelgbt football
coach at Troy Jliih.
Long Beach Nine Hosts.
Sacramento in Play~f~
LONG BEACH -Jt'a
been a few years since a
Northern C a l i f o r n i 1
representative has wbn the
state JC baseball title and it
will take an upset to change
that status Friday when the
beit4-three (mal series
opens at Blair Field In Long
Beech.
Sacramento City College,
who made it to the finals
before loslng last seasoo,
carts the northern banner,
1'hii. M e tr o Conference
king Long Beach City Col-
lege provides 1ile host role .
holt Vlkiag1 -fresh from a
14-7 and 11-2 sweep over
Eastern Conference titllat
°'8Uey O>llege for tbe
SoCal crown.
In those two games; Loag
Beech City ripped 21 m>d 17
bits respectively-bocttnS
previously tmbeeten Caeey
Ji'ttleber ~12-0) out
of the box in less tblD tw• .....
Sacramemo Cit)'. also c.-
ped its berth with • two.
game sweep in tbe nor1h,
poeting 5-1 and 3-1 cJecialoDI
over a.bot.
Friday's opener is slated jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii for 3 p.m., with the second
game billed for noon Satur·
day and a third game, if
necessary. getting under
way 30 minutes later-all at
Blair Field.
Southpaw Danyl Thomas,
who ia 13-0 on the year, is
expected to open for the
Estancia's Perry
Is Eagle of Year
second fight
. "!1'hll one stunt from the start. The respectable com·
. ' !'mtm1tles wanted no part of it and they held it somewhere ln
· thei backwooda of the 1tate of Maine.
~ .Clay defeated IJaton ln one minute of the first round with
: ... Q~.puncb. The scienti1ta at rlngslde missed anything lDte a
. -punch that could encl a fight and they kept golng to the
. .tnovies and watching the replays on television and looking for
the punch. As far as the man knew, they never found it.
Santa Ana CC Member--Guest ·
His strongest C(l(Dpetition
in tbe finals will come from
G!-eg Jones of Loog Beach
Poly (1 :54.7), Vidor Moore Clmck Perry, 18-year~ld
of Compton (1:54.7), Tim sports star at Estancia High
Stefanko of Buena (1:54.8) School, was awarded the
and Jim Nuccio of St. Fran· "Eagle of ttle Year" honor
cis (1:55.0). 8t Wedraday night's hooors
Marina's Dave Lacy holds banquet at the high school
spots in the Bee 100 and 220 P er r y quarterbacked
aloog with the anchor leg of Es:tancla'a football team
the Vi.kings• 880 ~team. last fail, wu a guard on the
Every minute and
a half ••• someone
-ca11sAAMCO
· Now they called the man and told him Liston would fight
aomething named Billy Joiner at the Olympic Auditorium and
TournamentSetforWeekend The quartet aped to a win-basketball team and bit .320
niog 1:31.6 in Che prellms. for 1be baseball team.
l\lef1 .... AAMCO l8tleflt9 fllOf9
then J0,000 transmla•kln prob...._
You set free towlnc. • ,,.. ,.....
check. fest. effla.nt MtVic.--.ftiolt
times in Ju.t -•r. Atttl _.... AAMCO. li'OW' U.Mfl'llstlon c•11 lie
protected by Oller 500 MMCO C.. 1 ten cont to coest. ' would the man please come out and see it.
, ••Why?" the man warited to know and they told him
because Llaton ls a charjged bear and has no more con-
nectioN with the mob and be is sincere and be wishes only to · pt lack on top.
• °lf'he man laughed lnllde but said be would be there. : ,'lJte man was probably curious. He bad never beard of
. _ JllllY Joiner, much Jeu aeen b1m ftgbt, but that wu nett.her
herrnor there. ~Illy Joiner would not win the' fight A guy with a name
.llkeJJston who can atW draw a few people to see him would
·not Jjlow the first· bout ln his comeback.
But the man would go because be was curious and
beCause of his oplnJon. The man la a citizen and therefore en·
titled to an opinion.
l~s the man's opinion that Llston quit in the first Clay
ftght:-and entered the tank In the second. It ls the man's opi·
nion that Liston ls a bum and a fake and a taker of dives.
Let tbe blg ugly bear prove otherwise.
-l!eep Sea Fish Report
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Thirty-six holes of medal
play for a better ball of
partners are slated for the
Santa Ana CC Member·
Guest Tournaweot t b i 1
weekend. .
Half of the field wUl begin
at 11 a.m. shot gun on Fri·
day and the ba~ will tee
off at 9 a.m. •bot gun on
Saturday.
The low ~ teams and any
ties will follow on Sunday ln
the finals with starting time
12:30.
Those not qualifying tn the
top 50 on Friday and Satur-
day will start at 7:30 a.m.
on Sunday.
SetU!Hll
The • • G r e e n Superin·
tend en t 1 Association"
tournament ii slated for
Monday 9l'<l Tuesday at
SMcliff w i t b llllperin-
tendents from c o u r s e 1
throughout Calilorn.ia due to
compete.
El Nlpel
John Snffhan tcored his
first hole-in-one on the
eighth bole Thursday.
Sbethan used a five-wood
on the 167 yard par three ef·
Corl •
With Sheehan were A. II .
Smith and Fred Willard.
Bob Harritt, Jr., with a
. -~.... Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit
:.:•Cltiveland
.·· .BaJUmore
: ,; .;;..Mlanesota
: Biiton : .. .e.llfornl1 ~ '. ·Cbicaco
: .;~8*1.and
: -:lflew Yort
W L Pel GB
23 14 .822
21 18 .568 2
20 17 .541 3
20 17 .541 3
19 18 .SH 4
18 3) .474 5~
18 lt .457 •
17 21 .447 ·~ 18 22 .421 7~
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Pct. GB
Sl Louis 21 18 .~
San Francisco 22 17 .564
Atlanta 21 18 .538 t
Philadelphia 18 17 .514 2
Cincinnati 19 19 .SOO 2~
Chicago 3> i>· .soo 2'1.i
Los Angeles tt 21 .475 3~
HOUiton 17 21 .447 4~
New York 17 21 .447 41h
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the Continental of Stetion w.9.
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TENNIS BALLS
Can of 3/ 1.89
Box of 12/7 .SS
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DUCK FEET 8. 95
SKIN DIVER 7. 95
MASKS 95-to 11. 95
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time ti 171.9 m.p.b. quaUlJtq tM S'l'P·l.otu turtllM car
ca 1be hat row almott II cWllDct of tM ladlulpolil 0£st,abllahmlllt. the dipper' Ensllsm• taned 6e b1i ....
.pd walked 1w1y.
The war race drivers are tbe11 days, you'd think the
Jody champ would call a pNN eonferenc. or at leut
·~};;~~·\· •' .. •'I \ :: .~•&•: '' • /u.:z.zr,' ii •,\' , \\
/
ait around for chief atewlfd Harland P'•ntl•r to JbaU bis
bandJor tbt TV cameras. mn almpt, vlDlsbtd.
,.. Tb1J la the wne Graham HW who bu beeft called by
David Pbippa, the emiDent Brltah Jourulilt, "motor rlC·
ln&'• No. 1 ambusador."
11SIT DOWN" ON SAND SHOTS
It's a1Jo 1he tam• Graham Bill who 1ald la t1't Indiana·
polls wiDMr'1 circle two yean IJO, wben be wu handed
If you wtrt to PIY clost 1ttention to tht, better
Mnd shot player1 on ttlt pro tour, you'd find th1t
moat of them thow 1 lot of flex 1t tht kntts 11
they 1ddress th• blll.
It almost looks 11 If they were prepuin& to sit
down on • stool (H• illustr1tion). tbe trldltloDal refresher of milt: · ·: .,TU. that bloody stuff awa.y and brill11ometbln1 that'•
fit to drink." , Wlth tM death of Jimmy Clark. theft lrt few dtivtrl 1"t wbo ·can cha\Jenfe Graham Hill for tbe title of N._ 1
·t1 tbe W'Cllrld. Es-cbamPI Jack Brabham or Jolm aurtMt,
maybe.
Thtn they swina with only 1 minimum of 111 ind
foot work. They move th• club lar&ely wita tht 1rm1
•nd 1houldtr1 ao 11 to· IYOid slippln1 in tht looH
und.
..... Dan Gurner or Bruce McLaren, 1'ut they .-1tm look·
laC for their first world drivlal championship. Jackl•
. Stewart. Denis Hulme. Pedro Rodrlsuez?
Leh .... ,, tit .....
ly pr1·crouchin1, as shown in the ill~n.
then 1wln1in1 l1r11ly with the ., .. , you will be
less llktly to r1i11 or lower your body on your
down1wln1. You will find It 111ler to make the
clubhnd tnter tht sand in ex1etly the posftlon
.you hid 1ntlclp1ted. Bow cle yoa compan uaad prb 1tan -"' Amert·
eut llb A. J. Foyt, Marlt hdnUt ... ....,.., U1eer w~ tlle7 ... ._ 1et t.1et1ier replarty _,,,11en "'
IMlnapela? · fte 1111 ., frat at JMJ wfD • I• Ne. 1, at 1ea8*
all after Melatrlal Day. • ... ,...., ,..,1e bew tt;-W-BIJl-Ml-lefl-Ml
man at IHJ 1t1Dewllere elte betide• m 61 reeerd ·~MIU. Prior a. tlle .. race, tpeff'way IWMr Ttmy BaJ.
mu rn t.te BJD et a party u4 uked 1dm IMw Jae Ukecl
tlllt place. Tiie reply wu a 1tUle shcklll1:
''!l's lluMrle, .......... lllldYUbe4 ud dow. rtatat emMrnaial t8 p lllt. 1 men'• convnleace ud
,... tllert .......... ..
Nest ..... ,, early, BabDu'• c:rew wa1 19 t1M
Gant• Area lldaDlnt boo6I ud doon aroa4 tae~
indfvldaaJ "cennlnce."
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Hollypark
Entries
Hill in other wordl. hu opinion•. He seldom exprean1 adblaelf: but when bt does there are frequently lllP• from __________________ _.
1111 audien~.
nie Americu driver obeying the speed law on a modem
expreuw1y 11 "• bloody zombie In a dream world looldnl
"' ~. Mrt Mo 1........., Dey C* CL '!MW Jr 2l c• a ,....._,..,.. ,.., 11• , ...
ror an ICcident,.. Hill believes. .
He would do away wltb apeed Umlta on open rOldl on
the two tbeorit1 that Ctrnnaft driving fut It more alert
and (2) a driv• can't possibly be llfe 1f be bas to keep one on the rew view mirror for police and the ot!>tr on the
~oad ahead. :..;.. Hill 11 31 now. 111d he can say bl bu reached two of
-motor raclng's hlgbeat goals.
_.. He won the Ul82 world grand prix -drlvlal champion·
ship, and four years later he became the ftnt rookie to win
he lndianapolll 600 1ince 1927. .. ,.-Hill iJ a caricature of the typlctl Brltlah swashbuckler.
·With swept back hair, bushy eyebrows and a 100.mtalion
·"'Ml.lltacbe, he Dll&bt be Errol Flynn portrayini a 11.x·loel
~olal --You find youraeU looking brto the earnen of b11 eyes to
-Yee the line• of itraln there; perh1ps left over from the
.Battle 1of Brttaln or endless d1y1 under relentless rays of
the sun at El Alamein.
8enefl Bb Co11IU11f
•tlllT llACa. 6 fUr1-. t wer
lift. ClltmlN. l'ul'M NIOO. T~ cl1lm-
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ltl ,. OU.lltv !W H1rrl1) 114
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LAucllle DrNm <J ArftrtMlrn) 117
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c111mlnt 11rlc:. aaoot. C1llfor1111 Slit•
Aas«lt tlOll " l.elttr Cerrler•. Wllf Jtdt fl ,1ncey Jr)
Ollll!llr IW "'91\orntY I
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114
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lal bit eoatry, Soo• after Jae I~ oat el dllt 11vy, lie
"u flldllalDt ., u appnatkel~ w1* u ustMtrtal --nn. wllea .. bottpt bJs nm ear.
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nta wua't a raclnr ear, Jut a 'M Monts a. 1et
-about 18, becaue tbe llrla Jae datecl were mere eonllll
ta a motor car &bu tbey coald po1111tly be •• tbe beck
of a eycle.
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117
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l lltlmo II (It C-MI 11• 122 mobile tat ... enr beea la~ famlJ7. 1111 f•tlttr had
• Mver owaecl ... .
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llllY lt-l'lt IL 01111 .. 111 A-....11 <J 1e11en n
1l7 Out Of l'OCUI CA l'lflldel AU'OllMt (0 H1lll "' 1n
SomeWy •Utste4 tt um tut '9 I• ever t.
-lrucla Bltcll ... try bl• Un4 at rac1B1. A fellow tllere
as offerial drlvn ID bl• IM c.c. JAP.CO.per 1t Ove
11dlltn~ a tap.
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flllrt v-10 Hiii 11
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LI LIMI CJ AmAl/rn 21
lU A·~I> Klft IW Htntll
114 .. lf .. 1 • .,
1n
170 m
RD1 did foar lapt, blowtn1 a Poucl a1 well u bit
mlad, ud th nperlenee completely dialed 1111 life.
117 Swlltllbeek <J lelllrsl
Mldct r II. """" Jr) '" 120
''At 611 tbu t W aever tee• a meter raee. I•
f•d, I 1uree)J bew &aat ....., radal em&ed,'' KW
say1. "After I W ,._ dtwa to lru41 Ba~, I pt ti
bow tile dip ftt ru die radial tdMtl. I IMd tt It
there ta &lie e..in11 ... llelp 11111 wffl tt.
"UUtbowl ti me, Ids ear w11 hiBI M(llt ID
• 11Jre.parcu1e, ud ... u1 tbe ... ec..-k .... cam•
ud took It away."
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l!llw111d1 Miid (M Yt ltMwtl) 111
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klllllnt "'"""'" <M Ytfllll lt2 w111 ltulef' U OOlluler) 1111 I
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l lt ·-ar1YO (L PlllCIY Jrl '" -i ~ · Soon Hill found another man who wm'*i e., .tart a rac· llftW11111 IA '!MM 11 lit ""-M. I . Mlllef'lek t1'111,,.. tftttv.
inf school and he hired on u driver. To make himself leliUmate u an inatructor. Hill then ,_iz: _ _.._ ____ l!l ____ .., ____ l!I
Jook up racin1. Time demand• became such ht w11 fore.cl
!l.'1ve up biJ Job rt tile engtneerlnt firm. and tbt lnt enioua 191 •lined up at the Labour Exchu11 11 an unemployed nee drinr. Race Results
He collected 32 lhlllin«• I penc:e (about M> a wHk un-
emplojllleat u Jone u be could. -------.-:------1:1'11~---ln hi• ftrtt race, in 1954, HlD pleeed llCond lD I beat MO\I. vwooo 'All( HIUL Tl anct fourth in the main evml w1ow~eaY. *J a ,,.
nie next nve years coos!Jted of a MJ'ies of frustr•tion1. "'"T ~.•_-:~., '"', car failures and job changes, as Hill clun1 to the hope that ::;. old m1!4tM. c1t1"'1,,.. ,_
,be might some day become a wtnMT'. 1ttmo1Mu co v11-11
• Inevitably he met Colin a.Apman, who provided RID SN•,. ••'4'r <A,,._.~:' ,.,,_ 1~::
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Oentrel 1000 Chnerat 1000 6-neral 1000
laycmt with Pool
$52,500
Mammoth 4 bedroom,! bath
Custom Baycreat home wiUl
16' X 36' heated and tlltm>d
POOL. One bedroom and
bath ii on the oppoalte al~
of the house from the oOltra
and owner fied>le on down
etlon for maid'• quart~•.
Ex~ent 1uumable loan,
ond owner tlvdble on down
payment. If )'OU would like
a ouatom home, better see
thla.
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lohn macnab
VIEW
DOVER SHORES
A Stylish aophlllicated adult
bome. LIJ'le formal dinl.ni
nn. Sp.cioul view Uvinl rm.
3 SR. 3 t1repl&cel, panelled
"All THIS" 1nd
BAYCREST 100
All the fine awointments
found in expensive hOme:a
are oUtred for )'()Ur plf95-
ure In this lo~ly J:V AN
WEU.S built home. Formal
DEL Pl.SO entry halJ, 1pac-
loua Uvin& and dining room
over look private courtyard
and btautltul heated AN·
ntONY POOL. 'nlree ~
ling baths and four large
bedrooms. one easily OOO·
verted to den. Lute fam-
ily room convenient to all
electric kitchen. Profession-
ally deconted and land·
ecaped. PRICED TO SEU.
AT $63,!IOO. YOU wtll love
thil bome. Let UI anuie
the ttrma.
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4-1-12-16
UNITS
&l)' U maJ'I,)' U )'OU nff'l,
O.luxe live in !ourplexes
te0.500 to $62,500 each.
Open Dally 1.S PM
1551 Corrfandtr
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Exclusive with:
ED RIDDLE
REAL TOR 646-8111
Vacant lot
plus House
ONLY $19,500
. .
f;.s,a>Jq;r
'6~
2414 Vista Dtl ofo
Newport Beed!
Newport IHc.h
T ennls C)tib
Tennis. SWimm.lna,J ~.
Dancing. Hollda.y .wuea p-
tore! Your new l'IOrne fn.
eludes an of them.'3 • 4 bed·
rooms, 3 baths, Spant!lh Ule
roor. Prlv/patlo. A:speclous
well designed home ••
Ready for todlbl1 ·
Plioed at U'l.900.
Ph. 644-1 1~
11 !1 ACRE CORIER
on Fairview Road ~ mJle to
San Diego Fr~a,y o#, ramta
One of a kind! -•• ~
r.onlng M·l. $1 .08 SQ. ·py. den W/wet bar. Floetinr
atainay. Rdlection pool.
tJoree. . -COW-OOWNI $89.500
2 BR 1 bath, stucco & pluter
hardwood tloon. Broed~y
location l b&ook..to-&hopg.
RJtr. ~39'28 Eve 61Ul185
w--a---~rt _____ _
if
CM.L FOlt APPT.
(714) 642-1235
Ml Dover Drive
Newport Beech
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BUY YA or FHA
Loy law down p1Y111ent on
\Ns chlrmin( 3 BR with
dlnlnc room, 1" beth1 atall
lhowtt. hardwood ftoon.
step-saver ki~n wtth built.
IN, lovely deep pile w/w
c:arpeu It drapes, tovely
*LAC HEN MYER
FOR SALE BY OWNER
La.rte 3 bedroom. 2 bath
home on a cul.de-sac street.
Two tireplaCH, new carpet.
near ahoppina. Within walk.
ini distance N e w p o T t
Harbor Hlih S c h o o l,
elementary and Jr. High
Scfloola. Lute yard with tx·
tra i.'torage area. ~.
Open Hoose Sat./Sun.
•!t' Vlctwfa
641t-8811
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IVM.lnt1l
TAKE OVEI:
FHA LOA"~
439 Cambridge Circle Mesa Del Mar loc:atioft. V«Y
Larger 2 BR home, fireplace, low monthly payments of
open beamed ceillnp, dou· Jl67 per month PQI ~tt'f
ble car praae. R·2 lol Cl.Ole tblna. 3 larp Blls:~. '1llli·
tD markets A transportatioa. inf room. Only ~~•:•
A MAN A-ROUND $18,JSl ltone tittplace. Only $23.9.50 l!!!!!ll!!!!!!!l!!l~~"'!!J!!.!!""' • 1:911 now. --I '\ I I • \\ 11111 . ~l '\Jl \\11\\
k) 'I I ' ' 11
1093 Baker, C.M .
NO DOWN
4 BR + 1Uper bonua room.
VA • no down. FHA • low
down, ~st for the money at
$14,950. Lar&e comer lot,
all built • ins, hardwood
floors, carpets, covered pa·
tio, llll'ie fireplace l heavy
ahake roof. Priced for Im-
mediate II.le. CALL 54G-1151
(open evn > Herltare Reel
Eatate.
$500 Down
On th1I 4 bedroom. 2 blth
family home. OOH to every.
thinr. Juat In~ to the
meTket • won 't be 1round
Jone!! $150 per month in.
dudes taxes and Insurance!
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ztJ WES'TCLIFF DRIVE
~7711 Open Eves.
COLLEGE PARK
5 BR + Fam rm, 2~ Ba,
private encl entry, approx.
2,000 sq. tt. 50 tt. covered
petlo overlooka tre pool size
yard. A fl'NI Family Home
&ocated on Princeton Or. All
thia for ...
onty S31.000
SCENIC
PllOPIRTllS
675-5726
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NO DOWN 01
In Mesi Verde
Just Usted for quick Mle!
Sharp 3 bdnn with WOOd
shingle roof. 3 large bdnns
le handsome f11mJly room.
New carpels le drapes. N<>
thing down to qualifit'd Vels.
Price $25.950 • must hurry!
MESA VERDE REALTY
~
DUPLEX SITE
~ or the ftw rtmalnln1t
veeant Jou tn ttle BEAOi
AR.EA. &iy Now! Build for
yoor future. Good terms.
$20.000.
Balboll Real Estate Co.
100 ·E. Balbol Blvd., B11lboe
673-4140
4 BEDRM • 3 BATHS
$21,9001 .
ProfeuionltllY decol'lttd, cer-
Pfted thruollt. Form.al din.
Ina room. Electric "Aqrd"
kitchen. Dlsbw111Mr. Latte
petlo. StO-tnO I
TAR.BELL 2955 Harbo.r
NO DOWN 0.1.
OnlY $21,850: 3 BR. 2 Be.
Very lov,ty home nr. 5 Pts .
ahop. It'd. We MVe many aow do'Wn pyi. homn. Bkr.
S46-96Tl. 5t9-3251 tya.
I "'NEIDIO
t Rell Estate Sil ..
IM'<IPI• MIJIC DClt mind
~ Nf'W"PCl"t 9"dl fteaft1
04 • 32rtd SL 515-1142
OIARG.£ m
TH! HOUSE Wells-MCC.,dle Rltrs. • ~
To do the Flxin ~_,~Int· 1810 Newport Blvd., C.M. WAL~!
ing is all that II ·~ to 548-7729 Eves. 644-0684 R!ALT&ts
make thla an outstanding illlill•===z=:::z . family home. 3 bedrooms. ii 546 4141-
1111 beths, musive brick B1ycrest-Vu1nt Lot (Open Evenf"ll)
fireplace, forced air heat, Ow>ice 91xl18' residential ll!!!!!!!!!!l!!A!!!!ICl!!K!!!!ml-.&"Yl!!I·. •I
double car praee with building 1ltt In prestige "
easy access to the rear yard &l'ff. <not lease holdl near NEW CUSTOM HOMI
for boat or travel trailer. Dover Shorn. Sacrifice! Brand new contemporary
Take advantace of a ru1 $25.SOO wllh atone fronl ~.a q e
buy. . .$19,9l'l<>. Ruth Pardoll, R11ltor bedroom& • 2'ii bath&. Dr· Col esworthr & Co. 1605 Westcllff Dr. 642-~ tra lqe fam1J¥ l"OllllL rib tittplace. • DtnUw roam and
a kitchen that wm clellgbt
mother · S35.500 • 10" down. 642-7777
1904 Hllrbor Blvd., C.M.
Open Eves.
BUY
OR
LEASE
Thia btautitul f bedroom
home. Lovely kitchen with
all appliances. Lars• din.
area. Fireplace, w/w car-
pets l drapes, dbl. 1arare.
90% loan available or wtll
1eue for 1 to 2 yra.
$27,000
293 E. 17th Sta. ~
Eve. ~'752 -----------
CharmlnCJ nome
JUlt off the e.c.b
$29,500
Lot • 50 ][ 175
R-2 Coata Mesa
Can 11>ne Commercial
plua small house, $15.000
George WilHamaon. RltT.
113-4350 OPEN EVES.
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Mtdlterr1nHn VIII•
LIDO ISLE
Love!)' modem 2 BR, auard-
ed by rarden Ir ltone walla
ttduoed to S47.500.
DtL1ncy RHI Estate
2121 E. Coe1t Hwy, CdM
673.3nO ---NEGLECTED
3 BR. 2 BA, covered patio,
fruit trees, many lhruba.
Need• 119lnt. clean up. Ter-
rUSc FAIUide location! Ask.
Inf 122,500. C A L L Glen
Queen ~1151 Herita1e
Real Estate.
largaln-$9,500
Lovely older home ln River-
side on Ir corner view lot.
125' tronta1e Ir encloeed 119·
tlo, nice cpts/drp1, ltOVf'-
SGO/mo. Ofter on down.
83M82l
FOR Sale. Fallbrook area.
1~ ac w/view, e rm ranch
hie + 5 nn rutst or· rental.
Avocado A fruit treu . Lrt
pool, petlo. $54 ,000. Bl<l'll.
OK. Ph: TH: 7284W OC'
213: ~OWNER
JOIN tbe ..mten ID the
DAILY P1I.Or WANT ADS!
642·!18'71
No Matter What It Is
YOU CAN
SELL IT
WITH A
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
For F11t Strvfee &
&,,.rt Assistanct
DIAL
642-5678
DIRECT
JUST SAY CHAIGI m
546-2313 646-7171
Open lvee .
T HE ~/EA!
E S TATEr.•:
WANTED
Real Eatat1 Sala ':PeoDle.
WHY NO? GET OW'Tlbc
BAND WA~'/
Over 25 Years ·m
Oranr• Counb
• Full pq1 adva1i"7C
• Inter otflce ~
• Tralnlni pqraaa
·~ • Many other b.nellta
Call 646-44" • l'or lntemtw
Golf Courte C= Lovt lY Mediternnid/
fib home jlllt eo ~ .
Unique rounded ~.
intercom. 3 car ~. fab-
uloua R o m a n tub 'malter·
bath, Just to mentiOia ,,,.,,
tntert1tlnt lttms, ~ call
ua • come and .... It. We
<"'"'d ro on lnde~.
Coll ... lt11lty 54' 5110
DA ViosoN I, ".11j
TWO ACRI$:.'.
Prime prop. nr Sout11 Cout
Plttza minutes to ~.
R·2. P~slble va~ to r
Comml'rcial. ·
Rltr. mo HarborSB, CM
546..5460 Eves. ~a
CUTIE DUPLEX
·S'barl> 1 BR units. Beautifully
landtcaped enclosed PJ'IC·
es. la.rge Io t, exceptioaal
buy. Call for appoint. to ....
$21,500. • •
PERRON REAL '1~ ·CO.
18th A Orange 6411-lm
PooJ-$21,9se.-
Neet 3 BR, 2 blltb 1ieme Ill
excellent condll1on .. u 1 e
owner will leare wtab: op.
don -ve ry ~bit
ffumlture •velleble).·;
College lt'-1lty 546 JMO
3 IEDRM -fAMIL Y
ltM-POOL-$2J,500I
Built loT fun • f'llttita!nbw.
ChM'ff\11 firtpl1ct. rlltl7
halt. Rteted A tllteNlltllOOL
Bath hu.e. OOvend
540-1~
TARBELL 955 Hu4liw
•LOWMiim
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••• • week set .side to honof the profession•fty qu•rifiecl me" •nd women in
Newport Herbor~Coste Mew who •re entitl.d to use tht word "Rt•ltor."
Schooled, experienced •nd bound by • strict code of ethics, • R .. ltor is the friend you +urn
to when you plan to buy or sel rHI pro~rty. His thorough knowledge of tvtry f•ett of,..,
•s••te tr•nwctions is your g~rantte that, buying or selling, you ere in good hends when you
enlist t he services of • Rffltor.
MAY 19 to 25
HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES fott SALi HOUSIS fOR SALi RENTALS IALS
1000 Generel 1000 G.neral 1000 Costa M.11 1100 Meq Vtrde 1110 Lido lale 1351 L•tun. lelch 1705 HOUMe Unfurnished Aptt. Furnished
PENINSULA SHORES ..
New Balboa
Oceanfront Community ..
nlREE NEW 4 & 5 Bedroom two -storv
single family Homes and three Duplexes with
a Deluxe owner~ 3 Bedroom & Den Home
upstairs. and a 3 Bedroom 2 Bath Rental
flown. Now ready ror occupancy.
Ocean and/or Bay Views, Family rooms, Wet
Bars. radiant heat. insulated, carpeted, wall·
ed. landscaped, self-cleaning ovens. Formica
liftchen cabinets, Powder rooms, Etc. Elc.
C6me see for yourself:
.:-:: GOLD MEDALLION HOMES .....
:-OPEN DAILY 1 'TrL 5
_ "F" Street and Balboa Blvd.
· · : .. " secluded Balboa Peninsula
-Priced from $ 79 ,600 to $109 ~600 . ., ..
For further information call:
-· ;COLDWELL, BANKER & CO.
2200 E. COAST HIGHWAY
.-id 9-3351 NEWPORT IEACH
-T.p of the World
See ,tM bolibl ln ltlot bliy 11iwt
a "1llllon lights from this
~ f'U11tnm nuich
~Formal dinin« mom,
:\ ....., bl'droms Md a pool.
l.ocatf'd '-! II ~!I lot.
~ mtuc~ $9.IXX> for 11
11Ui<:k !Ill!'. $4~.lm
•• "FUNG" •INS-•SPRING
._ '1252 •REALTY
••• "ANYTIME''
1801 Welltclill Drivt
675-2000
H1rbor View Hills
Corona del Mar
Lusk • built homn located
in the Southland's most de-
sirable " fucinatinr area.
Schoo Is " Calil. Irvine
Campus Jim m o m e n t 1
away. St>n~lbly priced trom
$.'14,900 to $48.900
LUSK HOMES
Directions: MacArthur Bl vd.
b-om Pacific Coan Hwy. or
Newport Fwy. Turn oe San
.loaquin Hills Rd., then
follow llgna to model Itta.
LIBRARY FOR DAD? Victoria Mesa
Rrh1x in ynur own 1'(11y It· Homes
.,,. .. ,y wlfh hrrrl111•p It "'"'
har Thrr·r arl' I hrn111n111~
upi<llur.1. '.!''• RArh~ f ormul
din1n2; l;irsrr IRmily room
wirh l'irrplat·P. fnr rht> k1t1<
AJ;;n :\ l'!lr nrAl(I' lnr Oarl.
Ot>ll<t Jlf>i.I f.81811' 616-1114
Iii NEW IJOMES
J.11" !in 6~. "~ ,1'}.yr loao
From $23,950 · •
Vallry Road <ti Victor11
tJust E. ot Brookhurst
up flll bluHI
Cost• MH• 1100 I
' Rtdroom family home on
nnt nr Wr~ISldt'I' ntrrst C'lll
Of' Si\r slref'ls, l'olorrd ntr
harh N i 1'" I y larwl!W'111!"(f
yi.rd.~$1~.:,co N •l(IW11 tn
VPtS -SllOO down rHA. Thi'
Rral f..slalrr~ ~t.llJ nr
Lrdn site lots. lee simple
land · High above sea level
Built • in electric @lotchen. Conveni·
rnt 10 shopping
rr nler. near nrw
'<'hools.
"''"-7171
BY OWNER
lmmiir. :I BR. 2 Ra . l'llf11 •
tlrll!I.. Bll-111~; H f Jl'l"I:
1 artrl <I RDR~S · I ,II, 2 !.IY
ftl"l'pllu:rs. autn :zara!?t llP.
rralor, cArJ>t'lin.2. drapenc~.
li•nrmit. larwl11e11pmg.
Michael Kay, Builder
Phont ~l:!-~21 F:vr~ fi4t-.11fll'i
53/4 °/o
xlnl llll·. $29,!lill. Nrw loan $1fi.!Xrl -Sl':!l mn all. Pnc·p
llf' 11s~KT1e FllA. ~16-!l:!ffi J18.lMXL3 RR. 2 cat: ...t:dJ'..
Alt. :!. phi~ rl\rporr. C'.n11PrP<I patio,
PRJVATF. PaJ·ty w1shr5 In OPf<:N SAT~ SUN I · 5
111'11 lovely hom!'. Rark f\ll y 2000 Monmvin
-.rr11. !ll'xJ21' lnt, :\ hr, 21~ Kennedy & AllOc.
ha. livrnit nn, dPn , pm!, 2 f>t:!-!11:10 5.tS-m'.)O
RBQ'~. S60.000 To 11"!' rhi~
r;;U ~lt-1777
3 RR., I~ B11., hrrl. ponl;
tfbl ~ar . carp. t111er hdwrl.
01"!1.; Sprlnkleri1; fpnCf'f1;
S?l.500 0v.'1ler ~ or
54&-362.1
M 0 D EL HOMES • Great
l~dr-1n value, Center nf
Newporl Harhor 11rea. '.!
Bem" It DF.N or ~ &: 4 hrdr.
dbl ear. w/w l'arpl. Year
'round marntenanre. ~ ht·
tlr 11i1 5' r down. Total
$20~. Walker It Ltt. Sales
AJtents ITI4l ~1210.
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3 ldrmt 3 ISatht layf ront Lrdo Isle
Dt>IUX!' on qu iet c·ul-cfMar 2 Story, 4 BR, 3 BA. 2 kitch·
strert Md Go I r Course. tns, but 1ide ol bay. Could
Penh •nd watrrfl\11~. be converted to duplex.
$.)."1.~IOO. Submit tC'rms. Watch t.he boall come w1th-
2' • ~ (f in 20' of lront window. Si>tt-
1P 4H1lt •fa Y tacular vJew' Directly
6-12-6560 1 acrou from Balboa Bay
-·Club.
Newport lt1ch 1200 IY OWNER ADAM'S PRIDE
--· Phone for intment U ,tou delft to pleue your
IV OWNER m~ Eve then consider this MOD-
C'Ustom home: rop loc:aoon -========= ERN SPANISH, complete
J BR. 2 Ba . finest bltns; Hu I •-h 1 .. .-. with MASSIVE RED TfLE
central vacuum cleaner: 3 nt ngton u ... c """' ROOF. WROUGHT TRON
rar gar .. rumpos rm. 3 Yrs. ~590C)°i-UYS SfAIRWAY 3 OUTDOOR
old. $42,<XX>. !HS-3188 • COMPt.'En: PACKAGE BALCONIES. 2 F I R E--4'1! FUL~ERTON AVf .. _ No paying extra for block PLACES. One in living
$23,900 BY OWNER wall, covettd patio. crpu, room, and one in the mast-
:! Bdnn, 'J haths, fireplace drps, .l cement driveway. er wing. 3 bedrooma, 21,,
buill-ina. wall 10 Wi\IJ ear· 4 BR, 2h BA, 2 story, 2200 baths, plus large den. A
e>eling and drapes, walk to lq. rt .. d ee bit. ins, island custom -ooilt home juat
lht beach. Plus 2 pools and stove ,\ bar. Panelled lam completed, situated in the
trnnla <'Ourta. S<lt-3273. rm w/frplc, liv rm w/'"'k, ~t aree ot Laguna Beach.
-r YOUT Eve can watch h<'I' 4 BR -OWNER din room w/blt-in hutch. Adam sail In the-wean .. t Ba .• frpl.. beam re1l., nPw Pool Bized back yard. 2 car
1·pts. Com er Joe.: rJub priv.; gar., Conner model. 1st own-below her showplace homl'.
urgent, S28,IXX>. Open Week· er. Well cared for, 21J yrs. Excellent fin11J1Cin1 • and
rnds. 3.51 62nd St. 6'7S-m44 old. 5 min to beach. Owner only $654~833 ~17-7401 Owner/Agent 847-*IO evet & weekends. LOS PADRES
REDUCED To price or lots! J.ijiiijjijiijjiiijiiijiiiiil REAL TY ~w dn .. E-Z terma Lovely $1000 DOWNI 89'j Gler:ineyre Street
Cotti MMe JlOO General 4000
3 BR. fenced yd, entrance k>r HOUDA Y Pl..AZA
camper/boat. adult epic. DELUXE. Spacioub l·BR
lease. $145. mo, water pd. Furn. aph Slll + util.
$50. depo1it avail JWle 10 Kl Htd pool. am~1, parkinz.
5-58.iO No children. :-\o A~ls.
3 BR house. Bit-in stove. Dbl. j 1955 Pomona. C:.I 61:!-:>858
gar. Nr. Sh:ips. SH5 l!r.!8 ' ---·
4100 Maple ~ Co.ita Mew
2 BR., lge. liv. mi.. frpl.:
relrii. Ir ~love (urn. SOO
Month. 637~758
Townhouse apt. master BR.
2 BA, den. dclu:-.r kitchen.
w lo w cpl~. dr;i,. 5.10--0t.'9
College Park 3115
-------$25 Wk. Up
• Studiu " &ch apu.
• Incl Utils Ir Phi•rwo lel'Y:-
• ~Jaid Servll'e rv avail.
• New C<tfe Ir Bar
2::76 Nrwpart Blvd. :>IS-97i1
-Cl-IEATEA U La POINTE
Furn 2 Br Apt. Htd pool.
Cruj:ort .. ort i.1 park'&·
Adults, No pets.
l941 POMONA AVE .. CM
VACANT 3 b e d r o o m 1 •
carpets. drapes, {'Ollered
patio. Colle1tc Park. S200 per
month. Agt. 546-4141 NASSAU Palms l le 2 BR
Furn or Unt $ll5-$150. Htd ~~~'!-~~ _ ~ pool. l77 E. 22nd St 642-3645
Exclusive Townhou1ts
Kitchen bit/ins. CommWlity
Pool • Yard Maintenance.
:\ bdrms, 2"2 baths $250/Mo.
3 bdrm, 21,, lM •• $285/Mo.
673.3663 Ev~: ~966
BA"CRELOR AprTOr renf. 165
mo. 2426 Newport Blvd., CM
642--0095
WAUC Mrkt 2'lnd & NpL nn
peta, aduUs. 1 hr uppfr, ne.ll
SOO 646-JT;iO
., BR 2 Ba home on 2 lob nr. Elcg111t 3 BR with electric Le~na Beach
bay & oce111. Can use a~ 2 kitchen, l'Omer location "'"'~~~-~!ijj~!!!!!!I!~ '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ apt~. nn. lo bid. Prk. rear 2 tull grown olive trees . Sp EC TA C UL A R VIEW OlARMING, 2 story. Back
121 41 st Owner 673-2719 room for boat or trailer. HOME. No. end, ocean side. Bay A-frame. 3 BR & den,
Bay & Beach Realty, Inc.'
2005 W. Balboa Blvd.
2 CLEAN Fum Bachelor O:it·
tagcs le 2 Apts. utils mcl'd.
No pels. 548-0>22
SINGLE Bachelor 8')1. util
pd. older man preferred $40
mo. 548-7Z13 BLUFFS Condo. D-plan. 3 $23,500 lull price. Eves. call 2 br, 2 be, bch shwr. den. 2'' BA. S300 mo. Lease.
Br. 21., bath&. Spacious Mr. Dureau 53&2375 blt-irus. trpl, upstairs liv-rm, ~1244 ~en-belt view. Patio. wet· Pacific Shores Realty sep. dining, patio w/frpl. WESTCUFF · Dover Shores
bar. Many extras. $38.500. 847-8586 lu.ab ~. dbl gar. 2 3 br. den. fam rm. $325
1 BR util pd. $117.50 mo. UM>l
Whittler St., CM &16-62'12
BY °"'1:1et", extra ni<-t 3 BR.
2 BA home. Qopta, drpli,
bit-ins, used brick frpic, 1g,
C'OYtred patio. Landscaped,
renced yard. rn.900 641-SOQI
Owner. &1-1-«>36 declca. $49,500 with x.lnl no-Open wkends 1005 Maria .Mesa ___ v_ .... _ ... ____ 1_1_10 BAYSIDE Village. Pl.'rlect point loan. Bier, 494-7578 Ln. Newport leach 4200
TRANSFERRED to Sllmoa 3
BR 2 ba. patio. elec kitch
dishwasheT, drapt!. w/w
<'pl.>1, bfoautifully landscaped.
fruit trees. S24.~. ~278.l
OWNER MOVING MUST for vacati?" or retirement Yard NMCh Work DrRTY FACE 2 BR. house, garage. no
SELL! 3 BR 2 ba, lrge tam home. PaliO. c I u b h o u •· e This is not mtlly a "fixer· Real ''WHEELIN<i DEAL" yard work: water ·paJd.
rm, Canuly . stylt kitche~ goal. ~riv beach. Sl.2.000 upper"_ it's ;ust been com-fintt llfction i.aguna. 2-Sl20 Yearly. ~
dble brlc:k frplc, shake roof. 675-l67'. plekly repalnted inside. + story, cedar i. h i n g I e '.
new cpts, oversized gara~e. BA YCREST BY OWNER outside t r I m. oot the ou'lstanding Oceanview, 3 Newport Shores 3220
~Will lWE
ADULTS ONLY
Manicurtd yard. Assume :; Large Bdrms. 3,250 sq. rt. "weeds" need watering. etc. BR, den, forma l Liv rm.
WOULD you believe 1~ acre high existine: 514" loan Ivan Wells built. Fee land. VA llpPraillal Is $22,700. i Mod/kitcb. only $29,950 FP.
backyard? '1 Htd. pools. rrn· w/pymnts only S140 p .1. '.!IOO Windward Lane Mission Riiy 4M-0731
-----NEwPORT SHORES
2 BR It Den on years lease
Sl90 mo. 642-3430
July • Aug. • Sept.
FURNISHED APT. nis rt .. 3 BR .. orn, bltns.; &: family room. Let's 10 VA l-:::==========-
9501 CALL Mr.. BLAa< ;)4()-1151. BLU1'TS Condo. Owner lrav· or FHA buyers! S•n Clemente _low __ s~_·_,,._5ot&-__ .. ____ _ Heritagt Real Ei.1alt ing area offrrs Angelita College R~alty 546-58ll0 ________ l_7_l_O
OWNER: 236 Tulahe, S24,:IOO BY Owner moving -lmmf'd model. 2 Bdrm. 2 bath. S24,500 Leaving State.
3 xtra lrg br, Z bath, top pogscss. :i hr. t~ ha. lrg 644-2049 BELOW MARKET COMPLETELY FURNISHED
rood. ~2l98 alter !'). f::i;n rm, ftiil . nu cpls. drps, WATERFRONT, 62 Balboa 3 BR 1% bath, elect. blt·int, 2 BR. Spanish R.J. Top loca.
:I Bedroom boule. Wt'al1''idf>. nu pnt in l out. $23.500 a'ls Covell. :i BR. 175,000. Will upgraded cpu/dflll, double Uon. View. Low laxes, low
f'enced yd. 1 car &arage loan ~14 trade for properly. Arabian garage, lg lot. nooo total down. 233 Avenue Rosa.
S17.950. 54.>-0087 :; BDRM., by owner. New horses. or-? LI s.1m dn. no closing costs. Only 492-4034
3 BR. den, 2 BA. hdwd floors. <'arp., 2 811. lge. pario: LUXURY Condom • Blutfs 4 $15,950 • $152 per mo. in· i<cNT ALS
MSUme s~ loan. down many extras. $ 3 l , ~ 0 0 . br. 3 ba, below mrkt vii at clL'Cles laxes, Pymnta less -HOUMS fumilhed
pymnr ~n. S22,500 546-7787 ~1844 S36,500. Owner transl. Call thAn rent.
Owner eves alt s. 644--0509 l' Rtntals to Shue 2005
OWNER Reluctantly offers 9624471 546-8103 COLLEGE Or work'g man
the best at the Bluffs, 3 Br, 1 u N 1 TS home to shr. Pool. pvt gar,
2 bas, mgle level. • $70 mo_ 642-1082 aft 6 pm -644-1.552
PRIME Loe.. Blufla rondo. One llock leach Cotti Mesa
View of lake. 3 BR. 2 Sa. 4 old t built.?"---------BY OWNER. 644-1157 year • cua om -3 Bdrm, on quiet st, adult
2100
Huntington le.ch 3400
FREE RENTAL IOOK
Drop In and Browse
WE HAVE SQME
7682 EDINGER
8424455 OPEN EVES.
3 BR, 2 BA, tam rm .. bit-ins.
dishwashtt. crpts & drpt..
BBQ aTea in kitchen. Fenc.
ed yd & covered patio. Avail
6-15. Lie SZlO. 847~7
l·BR. Condo.; pool priv . bit·
in!I & refrlg.. a u I o .
2 BEDROOMS -2 BATHS
Waterfront I Loe
BOAT SLIPS
Channel Reef
2525 Oct1n Blvd., CdM
673-1718
BA YCLIFF MOTEL
Lndry, TV. maid serv, hld
pool. 45.5 N. Npt BJvd.
1 Bdrm. Pool. Blk to ocean
$125 Year lease.
548-2035. 644-<Mi37
Newport Hgts. 4210
$00. Sirgle person. studio
hoose. kitchen. bath. 2420
E. 15th. NB. See aft 4 PM
3 SRI, encl gararea. No nc-family preterr~. Avil. June
SALE BY OWNER. 3 BR.. ancy. Priced 1or quick &ale. 16th. to Sept 1st. $200 mo ~I. HarS4bo;500view,.:.!'~t BRASHEAR REALTY plus utilities except water. Fountain Valley 3410 BAYVIEW 3 Jbr, 2 ba. Apt.
Heights. • · ~.3 847-8531 Eves. 963-1178 64f>.5638 after 3:~ lea~e. near Newport Harbor
wshr/dryer. mo 642-40'15 Balboa
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WANTED. Pvt pty will buy $23 500 NEWLY dee 3 8R den & tam Yacht Club. BUIT Whitt.
Baycreat home from owner. • Newport INch 2200 f I bit ...,.,., 1 lse Rltr. 2901 Newport Blvd. No pool.~ 642-5641 3 BR 2 hli. cpts/drp11. patio. _ ....... ______ ......;, rm rp ' ns ... ..., yr · Npt Bch. 67f>-4630
newly ,...;nted. 5% 70 Joan AVAIL. June lat thru Aug. Call bcf j: 30, 213: 939-1929. 7 ,...... Lov B 17624 Walnut. FV Newport HgtL 1210 can be assumed. ely 2 R.. sleep. 6; Huntington lffch 4400
HAFPDAL ltEAL TY Sl.000 For summer 67J.-9453
AVAIL tmmed. Clift Haven 3 "Home1 to Match Income" Condominium 3950 e NEW e LUXUR.IOUS e
Br. 2 ba + 2 Br Ocnn Vu 8740 Warner 842-44Cri Corona del Mar 2250 Vil.LAGE r • 3 bdrm S260 RESORT LIVING
Inc Apt. $49,500. $48-7249 d .. NATIVE GARDENS -=========-CUSTOM 3 lg Br. 2 ba. in-DOU. HOUSE mo 436.'l W111tersweet, Irvine "
1.... 1 ed I f 2 Dn 2 ba "'-bl · or call '2131 47~3128 or 6 POOLS-SAUNAS-JACUZZI Corona del Mlir 1250 .._ .. rm. g c Ir pane am a:n. • rwn, t-ma, ~73-.~•09 HUNTINGTON ---------· rm w/8 ft frplc. New cpta, n-io mo. lease 673-4841 .,.,
DOLL HOUSES lhl>a. efec bit-ins, terrazzo
ent.ry, le n c e d ' beaut S..lboa 2300 Summer Rent1l1 3995 GARDENS But Sharp! lndlcpd, fruit lttH, quiet ---------DELUXE waterfront duplex: 2 . 2 Bdrm .._,..te units plus c:ul de aac. $24.900. Owner FOR Rent Fiim Bayfront. TENNJS.ENTERTAINM:ENT -..--""'" ..,..., ""'-._ a..--5 BR • b Newp't. Island. 3 BR. 2 Ba. 23x31 ft finished ........ e. -C,.,Y .. ..... • .. ... BOLSA-CHICA & HEIL •-·-June and~ ~........ each unit: boat dock, gar., Room for workshop • ~w POOL TIME ._,_. v • ..-....... .., laundry; 2 Week minimum. ADULTS 147-8414
rm etr ~v. Patio plus L~e 4 BR. quality carpets. aD RENTALS . &n-1861 « ~1908 FOR Rent-Summer. Deluxe.
<:one Patio. ~ -7~7a> ~ built·lns la.rte encloted pa-Houses Unfurnished SUMMER. RENTAL: June Ball>oa Dulpex. 2 BR. patio. Nan:t'IS~us. Price redut'Cd 10 t1o Ir a cool pool. Owner Cotti Mes. 3100 15th to Sept. Isl: Mesa bltn K. carpets, drape.-. ~ Sl..1.950. Tenni to qual-transferred . on!>' $26,500. Verde 4 BR 2 Ba., C1>mp. tencl'd yd. short block to
Nl>1tyer. •-h Paul Jones RNlty 3 Bdrm. 2 ba homt with pool tum .. incl. Util. S250 Mo . .J.. bay or ocean. S1SO wt<. •wport ... ec 847-1266 Eves. 34).SM4 $250 mo. lwill Furnish) Burr S50 l«'llrity. 540-0336 Call 713: 698-0012
ltHlty White, Rltr. 29ot Newport QUIE & IE•U IFUL 434 '\:!nrl St. 67.>-l&e G.f.'1 loot< at ttl1~! S800 down Blvd. Npt. Bech. 61~ JULY It Aug • Spacious T "' T
movea you into the 5 Bdrm. __ .......;.______ Mobile ho~ by l>Nch. No. 2 Bdrm. POOL. 1185 Util pd.
For Sale by Owner newly new tamUy bomf. SOCK rr ro 'EM! children. 17141 5J6..03:l1 ti676 Clmtron 347.2125
LUSK HOME Kln(llize muter 1u1te. Bil========:::...!-=========::..:;======~=-
Harbor Vltw Hiiis ranl'f. oven I-dlshw&l!he!'. Wettcliff 2230 Wettcliff 2230 Westcllff 2230 House Plant
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You sp-..k of the cer you drive es h•vi"CJ come from • hu9e •uto plant,
but did the home you live in come from • "house plent?" Thtrt is such
• thi,,9 •s • "house pl.m" end it is,,'t 9rowi"9 l11ves in • flower pot.
Ii is the office of your Rt1ltor, • pJ.ce where good livin9 •nd 9ood
housin9 ere provided for femifies r.ke yours every dey.
As 1 member of the Newport Hari>or.Cost• Mew Bo.rd of RHlton,
your R .. ttcw is truty • professionel ;,, every sense of the word. His pro-
felSioft is wti1fyi"9 the houti"CJ nffds of meny, providin9 trustworthy
htlp te f tmit.es who •re buyirHJ or stUirHJ rHI estate. Ht hes • selection
of ~ which enebles him to m•tdt homes to the needs of individual
f •MiMs. •~ ht he1 the s.les know-how to hefp f emir.ts with ho,,,.s to
Ml. &. +e the "houw pl.nt" of • Rffltor whtne¥er you htvt • r••I estete
trtftMdieft to &Omp.t.. ...
Newport Harbor Costa Mesa
BOARD of RE~L TORS
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Just mnved In. In March. F.P. $29.950. The RH..I -------------------_..:...;..:...:.;.;.;..;._ ___ .....;.,~
Now ll'i\nslerred. 2 story, Estatera 546-231:1
4 brdrnoms, 3 blths, dining SALE or tease, nr beach
room, large lamlly room, apacloua 4 BR home l" ba, hl'e:.ikr~st room off kllcben, cpta, dithwasher. frplc. bit·
3 rar 11ar~. caJ'Pets, dra~ ins. l6'x40' patio. Owner
P~. $ Ii .. ~()() 644-Zl 27 96z.qJ25 alt 5 ca;n;;o Highlanda, 1pacloos 4 :::F"""ASHI=""'ON""". ,.....,Sbo,,_tts-.---DlO--ilCf-.
br. ? l'>a. On canyon, $36,iOO, ft .• l»te new 4 BR, fam, din.
OWNER S73-4423 r,pta, drpl. fncd. lnd9c:pd,
PACIFIC Drtv•. View 3 BR, ~ l&J~· $33,500 It'll.
2 be Income Apt.165.000. --·--------673--6901 ~ OWNER -2 Bedroom, den
--1\l b&th. ~tree! patio, t2 lC
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cemmercl1I flrm with
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perl•ce should~!· alEEIS SLEEP&NG ftoom. Pvt.._. OK. w bold tar~ ID-WANT bualnt11 Mttlna Min ..... Beating Cl ..... J "'* -' timet -s bucb Land1e•pln9 6810
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....OTHINO ,O• IAll -Y•ADI ONL 'ti IAall:liOlt ~ $35. 1541 Onnp. CM. . Ave. fvlJy ~Into "' Newport to ·San Clemente. ltlbol Pewer Squadron ......... _ ·,, 00 • NICE ftoam far Not IDr iid)f lane blvd. Seww Une ~ P.O. Box 201, El Toro. eaw: Elemenlar>' Plk>llni Couraca
GAYNOR'S LANDSC~ING
.l GARDENING SERVICE
State Uc:enaed COC1trclr,
ResldenUal. Commercial
Fl'ff 11t • No job too bll·
893-3581
to _:
'""'1 sood SocaUOn * '-"°· Kltcb bed at Pl'Ol*11· Am P • Every Monday. Startint 7 PHONI 642.-5671 PARAM~ prtv. Call .a 4. Stl-1114 .water IUPPlJ. AppraSMd at WANT Vf!fY amall apace to PM June 10 N~port Kar. Te '1111 Yovr Trider'• 'P1red1M Ad
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1 & 2 lclrm Apta
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Walldns distance to 0CC
911 II Camino
Apt. #1 Cotti Mesi
Adults Only
ot.crlminatfvt Tenant.
for Prestil• Addrela
MAl11Nl9UE
GARDEN APTS.
RIAL ISTATI Soo,ooo '->' inlwltance tax eet up INICk bar ln H~ bor'0Yacht Club 720 w. Bay l'RADE Tri·pln E. Side CM
Gener1I ?,P~~ :t~bl~eu' 0,~ .~w:~ Ja...0· b 1111• Ave., Newport
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Beach Comp. tum. SlUlO eq. + ,........ • Oil. fw ~ convenience 23' cabin cnr. w/O/!W v-8 Income Property 6000 '5'.aoo. Del to eatate. Drive 1t11I ltt1te .LHnl ~ ~ery Tuttday. start:tna 7 enc. For: live aboard boat,
-CTlT W. Bolu, Santa PM June 11 Enslen Scboo1 TD'1 or! 646-7616
DltlVI IY Ana. th. D pbone owner lnwttrnent Group ~ • atit Dr., ?ftwport BEAUTY Salon. s stations, J1U19 11th St. 5G:lm hu ae.cb, tn Catetorium. No HUNTINGTON llACH 90 Aau:I • <oe Main east, McDt.Y for lat A 2nd loanl -.A.---.-1.-tlon nect• eatab lO.yra Udo area. Will J'hone brdfer llQY..,....., ._... tJ'd free and dear $10,000 11 Uolta in two btliJdtnp and •tit roM> N • w b • r r y • ary. tnrol1 at class; if 111y eq. *'r ll.E. or what·b&ve-
11..,..... ,am IO' veceet eaw .. IDwr va1e7, »-54J 1311 ~phone ~m• or for alt or ti'lde tDr San deaert, diy, 11 miln tut of 673-1115. ~->'0'1-· _a1cr_. MS-__ T711 ___ _
Diero propeny by wry -. Bantow. "lAnd ot Lale.... Morf11911, T.D.'a 6145 X·ITIM!NT Wtnt triplex or 4-pltx ln HB
xioua ownen witb lust are..., llalMnade lakea lD G area. Have valuable cor w/
equity. for appoAntmtat valley. Alfalla, ti1b ralaiftl, 90% LMnt te '60.000 . IS T_HE ROUPI , Inc In SM Bernardino. Eves
plffae wrtta tR Pb o a• recnatianal. ~Uent for ~men. SINGLE J'ANJLY Di9C11mm8tinl Cpla & Sg\I. ru 3-1450 or 2313 Golden
(297-4'1T4) trailer park. Many ~ S., Nortpp Co. 64Mll6S Parties, Trtpt, Outinp with Clrdt #1, San Berpardlno.
Burite ln..-on ltealt)t ments In propaa lllcll u a TRUST DEED C E N T E R interest! Plua • ~cl. S\lc.
3131 Slxtb Ave., San Diep lld lake for "water lkl Sn-a..EAJUNG HSE. Wut 1 or b' sirll. tool n4. 776-6941 KEY mQ>r corntr C.M. w/ •-•••••&i•I ltructlon; much al fa If a eo. 5e-a381 Bkr. 3-9 pm. 213: OL. 7~ 10rne improvements. C·2 powtnr; flDlabed NltQrant l'ruchlM Now Available prop. SUIS eq ft. Will trade Must Sell In 2 wb.
PRIME Ulfl'AL DUPLIX
BJ.LtK)A. Belt oa.--
over S411.000.
By Owner 675-2599
enl u---W nted 6350 GEN'1\.DIAN In 35 old for Income w/1pendable • with leV Jakea for ~ .._._, a _ 'tr JUth &ta ~·llii6 .... Ht--1nc-. 9"trmniftl ;.-·~---............ ""~ ~~ .. ,_...., 01, ________ _
campen, and salt courM: a OLD private Jl'll)fra ol J~e lady 25 to 40. Prefer non-WANTED. Modem office
lake w1th waterfrellst pan:ela from 1810'1tbruearly1900'1 amoldnr -Hmlnted drinker. turnlrur. A ftle cabinets.
available tor home bulJdina. Docts• 01)', Gannllcn, Cok>. 20 to 30 lbs Owrweleht no Exctwiie Thermo • Fax
15 imtt.a. 2 BR. hardwood. 1bla level 80 acs... baa • Salt IAkt City. m-&nl pcvt11tm. Would desire photo copyjna madlloe Ac d!Uer-
tloora, sans-. laun&y, weD 6 pqmp 6 J"HaYoir on 01M Ewa. allay wUndl 6 pbane number. Write Box ence tn ea.ah. M2-$(1
$1,435 mo. tncome. 541-3141 property. ready to ra11e al· $25,CXX> tor S manthl at 10 .. ~ M 13' Dally Pilot LX
574 Hamilton, Oolta Neu. fa1fa or build a lake foe' w• lO wlth $100,000 trust -sar. Family Membel'8hlp. D Balboe dplx 2 br, bltn ter ..... _ Cll' f-....... 1.1~-Clll DI Ocea.JMew ]Ota .. wm 1)1.Y tr&IUlter fee. MOY· K, furn a1mOlt nu, cpts, HOME 6 INCOME by 0tnar -• ... ._. '.-..... collateral. 41'-lUT t-i Exe ~/lnvHt. opp«y. 4 WW conaider tradlJW equity 1n1. Fee tncreu ed J1me 1-drps, .. ..., patio, fncd yd.
BR. res. 6 tG-l br Aptt. tor mcome untta. Owner ANNOUNCIMINTS MOit s e 11 Immediate!)'-Blk ocean. Trd up Oranre/
pool. 2.yr o.ld. &Ide. 115-lm UT.-.0 eves 6 wknd1• and NOTICES Make offer. Write Box M 122 LA Co. unJta. 213: 698-6012
Dally Pilot Ha 3 ..... 1u ... th Parklike IUrT'OUndinp .;:;;=======:I FANTASTIC View Site. 4..'iOO' Ml) 6400 ve: an 711 -O>ndo-
FURNISHED BACHELORS luslneas Rental 6060 elevation. wtr nan. Pads Fovnd CF,.. HYPNOSIS mlnium. Equity $2600.
UNFURN 1 BR· 2 BR· S BR --------cut. $850/ac. 1CMO Kr'ft. l'OUND: YOllDl.-dult male An aid to personal Want: '115 ~ or late
2 baths available E. 17th St., Costa Mesa 3200 Overlooks Yueca Valley A cat, blade w/Whlt.e mark· probM!ms. Brochure avail. model auto or car. Tl'ade-
Carpeta, drapes, rarare Sq. ft. bldp. A % acre of JCllhu& Tree· Aak for Bruce tnp. V«Y frimdlY! Vic. of FOWL.ER HYPNOSIS winds Realty IC2-Mll
tlth & Santi An1, C.M. land for leue. SE00 Per Mo. Hallin6 Mea del Mar, Colla Met.a. CENTER, NB. 642~ WANT: Truat Deeds
646-4233 ~ Realonom.lcs ~50t0 BR.ECK NOM' RI.TY 54M4M ~2823 NEWSPAPERS, out of state HAVE: Hou~•. land, unlta.
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DELUXE___~ BR 2 bl.. ltUdlO.
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• PRIME Retail Location • HIGH RoWna Y1ew acreqe -BOY'S Jacket • approx 2 &. fottlgn; magazines, Ena.. 49Ml40
S'roltt 17 x 40 l m-m-e d late outaldrts wee1r1 qo ~at Bayalae Gmn .. -rw .. Span, Fmich.
U73 Harbor CM_.,. Redbluff, c.allf. 190 Acres 11th ft{&rket_. 2900 Newport China, Ruulan; alao adult *
' $295 acre. EU)' tmm. Blvd., N. B. ~7380 magazines A: paperbacks.
25 View Acres Lquna
Beech. So m e Improve-
ments, Income $7700. $243,.
000 equity. For. TD's or ?
Owner. 494..-S, 4~1-4957
DEPF.NDABLE. Pfofesalonal
lawn cut~ $15 a month.
Wee~ aervtoe. '6~19
m Baker ,,., .. ,
Costa Mete
54f.2221
Palm Desert; tae. 4 Im.., 3 '•r,:irhanglnt 6150 Ba., Fam nn., jool. Wah _P_a_n_tlnt_._ ____ _
So. aide; $13.000 eq. For
home. So, Oranae Cnt:y. or
Corona area n4: ~701
HA VE beaut Improved vac
lot Zephyr Con Lalce Tahoe
Nevada aide. $13,000 clear--
Want Hae • Units . Airplane
• TO's or? tor eq. 675-572&
INTERlOR .l EXTEPJOrt
Paintin&· Free estimate,
licenled It I nsu.red.
Call CHUCK ~5314
e PAINnNG • Interior A:
Exterior. Free atimatea.
Reuonablt rates. 646-3015
Dr11ts1n11:
Senior & Inter~!•,.
EXCEPnONAL .-
GROWTH OPPOR'rul«TY
" APPLY ED LEEDI w ANT travel trailer or col· Plumblnt 6190 <No phone calla pltue)
or TV for $500 equitiy In 1% LEAKS! Gu « wet.er elte-
acrea near Pa.Im Sprinp. tronlcaJ11 locatad undu ce-w111•-Perei ~ $1500. $20. month. ment blacktop, IJ"(IUlld, _ MIDI rl
s..1fi,_J3J --~en, 1J1Y plice. ,
GERMAN Shepherd puppy Repair@d. Water lines clean-& AssotllflS
4 mo old with outstandlna ed, prellUJ'e restored.
~pen Value USO Trade for CALL "LEAKS" &U.o341 MacArthur & ford Rd.
binoculan, suna or !? BankAmencatd OK Coron• del M.r
&16-7856 aft. 6 P.M. PLUMBING
Oceanfront Dplx, Bal. FP REPAIRS REMODEL A~ISTAJJ'f ·'!
$.17,500. for boet. late auto, 642-3124 lduutlon1I Director
TD or ! C&ll Al&er Jf'l\Stn Ra ld'u expuc!lna edit
(ANoc with Jerry Hanis, •-1"1 6960 P " acer • ---ed home study inltltut!Gtt
Rltr) ~1440. 962-1141 eves Alteratlona--642•5145 needl versatile Youn& edu·
Have 3 BR 2 ba house NB Neat, accurate, ~ yra. exp. cator to write tllld deVelol)f
$15,000 equity, $16,CXX> TO. new courses, supervla arado
Trade far TD. lot or unit• TILi, Cerimic 6974 Ina cl examlnalionl, Mlmtn. in iood loe. Doyle A Wood iltrate achoola ol dittt1nc.
Co. 548-1163 * Verne, the Tlle Man * travel, ldvertil~ ~ C(»
Clllt. work. lnltall A repairl. aervaUon. Dearee f'tiilired.
No jol) too small. Pluter Salary open. Send i!jume
patch. Leak1J11 ah o w er or contact Dr. ~·
'62 DOOOE 600, convertible
VALUE $150. TJUDE FOR
utility trailer. boet or small
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• 847-1951/M&-0206 bach Jt:__ -~
6995 Natlon1I Systems,~.
Weldln1 4«11 8lrdl SCrNc' -A-pt. IUlTOUDdinl a krfely
pool. Adutta only -qulet. 145
E. 18th St., CM Ph: eves.
548-2841 Office Rtnt1I 6070 175-4989 YOUNG pa.rt AirdtJ.. black 1875 N. Harbor, CM ~8513 -------·----
-sc_R ...... A-M-·-L_E_T_S Nw=o~,,.
2 BR. 1112 ba, Townhcula,
adu.lta, Sl40 mo. AllO require
mnrt let'Vice for part real I
unit.I.~
b\RGE 2 Bdrm 1~ betbl, lD
Triplex. llU every1hin1.
~~ mo. Wtr ' heat pd.
54Wl52
UPPER Or Lower 2 BR.
Cpta. drps, bltn1, Nr q 's
c:nt.r. No pets. 2885 Mendou.
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SP AC • 2 BR w/w
ttpta/drpl, eJec blt·lna, nr
IC'hoOI. ahoppinl. Qulet atta.
MM>4U eves 6 wkendl
iffiELy 2 br, 2 ba. blt-ina.
q>ta. drpe, patio. pool. S135
1162 H Kenwood 646--4098
3 BR. Pool. cpt1, drp&. One
ctuld OK. SUS me. 642-Tlll.
----·----a.a-... .........._ co I J er. found Co a 1 t OLD private papers ol Jud&e ANNOUNC!MINTS LAGUNA llACH ..-nt. & -rt 6210 Hlahwa1, c.orona del Mar. from mo·1thruearty1900's and NOTICIS
Deak IPace9 availa!U ID "Land d Lallet" -Sil•er ~3440 da,ys Dodre City, Gunnison, Colo. Ce_._. Lots 6411
newllt ottlca buildlDs at v.ne,, de1tr1, IO acna. aee J'OUND: Dos with Temple Salt Lake City. OR. J..1316 _ .. _-·__.-,...._ __ .....__
prime locatkln In downtown lldvertt.ment undtt clud. City Uc:. tac: vie:. Santa Ana CdM evea ·all day wkends l Lott, Harbor Re 1 t
Lquna Belch. Air condi-flca&n 8:100. "-ll owner, A: Bay St, O>ata Meta ARTISTS To Form Cemet.erJ, VtteNna teetioo;
tiane4. carpeted, btautif\&1 MT.e&40 eves A wknda. 6*-1900 ~Uve Studio Gallery, both for $300. 548-4678
p.neled PU'titionlna. 'l'" 0 AR.AKE PM WorUhops. a ... es. Ex· HRVICI DIRECTORY entrancea: r.r 1e114a to R. & w .._... 6"'a P ET Found SUn . hlblu. 5'8--6SlJ or 646-561.S Mtmicipal Perkmc Iota. S50 • an.-.-v In Meta del Mar area. ---,--,-~=~=-=-
per montll far IP&CI· Add WANT ~o buy 3 BJl. 2 8A or 54&-0403 A~: ~~to~~; laltyllttlnt 6.S50
S5 tor dftlr ...t daJn. Add 3 BR A family room bouM. FOUND lAdlet .UVer frame flnW>td product? Ca I I BABYSITTER, Your bomt
$10 for buinell hours II). Prefer pa bit.Ina, fireplace, &1uaea. Balboe llknd lut 673-4540 &ft 6. Mother 55, xlnt reftttncea
awertna eerrice. AD utilltita carpets. drapes, f e n c • 4 'lburs. ln-390.1 Guest cotta&e or lll'ID apt.
paid extePt telephone. yard. s:ll.000 --nose. Black Poodl9 PupPJ ALCOHOLICS AnollYlbOQI aa put aalary, A..U. July
D·ILY PILOT ....... ,., Harbor Area. Ptiontm·rn. "-'l ,. Costa Meu or HuntiJ'lltoa Found In Tidnity d lat; permanent. -.. : n4:
222 FOREST AVENUE Beach area. &4&-10tl _ Oollece PIJ'k. 5t9-3:l61 _ P.O. Box 1223 Colta Met;a. 247-1903 Ewe. Apple ValltJ
LAGUNA BEAal 14 30 Day I t-tt CXXJC-A·PCX> ~ • I c Meet Dyn1mlc Friends KEEP YOUR CHILDDRDf .._.. • wa fttl Maa Verde area Jdentlfy. with sterl~ qualitiea. HAPPY A WELL CARED
1900 Sq. ft, air condit!Olled d· or cub fee' )'CUl equity 56-1123 att a • 83M990 • rol\ while Yott work. My
floe facility on North Harbor Call Arent 5*1MO !UNG Of key1. Found corner FOR Sale: charter mtm· rel• tf!Sti!y to that. My
Blvd. Front Ir rear partdn1. IUSINISS and of Elden Ir Senta Isabel, CM benhip In Newport Stach home. part or full time. Mon
E x c: e 11 en t ldendftcadon FINANCIAL 54M731 ·-Tf!llllil Cub. 644-073t Un f'ri. CM~
I , =• July t..t. Pllone lw. O 6IOO SMALL ~ toni•tl'f!d 1'0k Sale, barpin! P'aml]y BABYSJTnNG, My home
CHJU)REN, Petl, we come. WALKJ!:ft A LEE ~nltl• " female dos-Found CoUe&e mtmbenblp Newpon Beach . any time. Near Brookhunt
. 2365 Canyon Dr.
~ ~edt "~ ~; $US. :mt ~ Blvd., C.M. FRl•IDAllE lmic an-. 546-2980 Tetnla Oub. $7!i0. !W4-GJ22 :~· ~ ~~:1
Newpert leech 5200 FOR lt!NT JIT ACTION ~~s=ilf!: 6=· ArlMUM9tMntl 6410 _•_m_s ____ _
--:...-------Approx. 450 Sq. Ft. carpeted Mllllon Viti• .. WILL bab)'•lt 1 chlld • II mo&
)UST Complettd 2 BR, 2 ba Ir drapes, alMond. Newett ahopptns center Lott 6401 Coet Heaftll Club to 3 )'fl. S20 wkly. Days. Nr
.ql&-tty. Frpl, chndelien. MARINER'S BLDG. eompi.te In 415 dayw. Hoepltallty I• Our Motto Harbor Shopplnir. ~1395
lush cpta, drps, Iron pted 1515 We.tclW Dr., N.8. Col--0 Mafic BROWN And white female FREE SAUNA WITH MOfHER WU.I care fbr child
pvt patios. cement waU1 Contact Mn. JWnio Mz.4(0) E 1•a-• I dos. part Nnier and ~ SWEDISH MASSAGE ~~ 2 yra .• Mon. thN Fri.
btwn unit.I. Medallion ldtch, 1741 W•tcllff Dr. qu pmlftt, nc. ch1huellua. An9wW1 to the ()pet! wkdYI 10 am-11 pm o.y.. Mea North 5«).11181
FA heat. Aerot1 frm Ooco'a, Prime Joe foe ltort or omca. 2334% W. Valencia name d "Winnie" Vlcinit)I Sunde.YI 10 ..,.,.. pm Babysi~ In my home.
W1telf Plaza. ltl5 Irvtnt. DIG eq ft o 25e. Wal/pu'I, Fullerton 714: 525· 7833 of l.ldl and Mon r o v I a . 132 E. 11th St. 1C.scJ10 Cotta Mesa, neer 19th
S200 mo. 604l39 o-pts. Drpt, alN:ond. c:o.op PROVEN, aur., m od e r n 548-6.171 e ~ e
OWNER'S Olndo. Excel Joe. Bkra. Owner 541-1511. method of tea c b I n s ibir: Baby airia fkJral. red flunerela 6412 •--------
with pool. !llpet 2 M. 2 permltMl!t ~t control. mu1tl eolartd boanft A pink trick, Mltonry, etc. ba. elec bltna, dlbwlllr. MODmN Of&e. P • t • (E.G. Eadnl tor we!Pt 11n1t aweat.er, U toond or 1 6560
).car pr, m1 mo. c.an rntrm. SO per mo A ap. control) wtdl MW Jow cost ...... _ b m1atak ..i...... WISTMINSTll ~13411. ~ 1T70 Oranp Ave., CM to 1'Qbl.lc. Now ...ictn1 ;;;.:,, ~ ~ MEMORIAL PAIK BRJCIC, Concrete, Carpentry
Shorel S220 54MT73 auoc:late omcea Jn SO. o.c. GREY A White lonl·baired OJatom C&blneta. S m a 11 ~• ... !1111~iarfr9 Modtrn omce.om.e Co. Moderate lmntment re-cat: Ana. to "Sam" or a Mortuary & c.....tery jotMa. OK Frte £tt !16)..Ge
ruu:x 3 BR, 2 be, cptt. ~ ~· 230 .!1:-qu!redn4";':,.,i; inquiry wb!JtJe. Vic Ramona Ln.. Comf,.':: !Ms•lt lulldera '570
·drpl. bltnl, wuh« I di7ft', ·• .... tppt. : DelDe Garden Home tract. • ---------!rs J*tio $225 mo. 6C-OI03 011'1' Shop, iilOO w1ll handle HB. Reward 968--4115 Cemetery lets · ln4uatrl1I ltental 6090 Pu11 "To Go" ..., opera· from t 1 M c.r-a .. Mir S2JO roR ' -··.. --.ft --tion neta $1(.Q). m» win L06T: 5114, 2300 bllc 1'1atin. lnc:hadel Endowmtat c.n ~ ""4N .., ........ NB. AD l"'Y femalt cat. Re-
SPAOOUS DtlWle 4 BR. 2~ c:rete tilt up. 9c a 111-ft. 1340 handlt. Lota d &OOd llltinp aemble "Corat". ~. Everythfnc 1n <Int beeutilul
be, y.t-leue _._ __ JID'.le Lopn A•e. ~ '" -. to bay ar tell. Van MU912 place 11\tana i.e...._
REMODEL. repalra
plumb's .. si-lnttns. elec.
carpentry, ntld .. commert.,
room addltiOl\a. R t a • •
615-m •v -~·• ' Coun•tman. Real Eat1ter1 -No tramc probltl'ftt. =·,~~~ tvt1. Leta 6100 1700 Ntwpatt 81..S. 846-7m I .. ~· ~dP~ ~ Gfrmu . 14801 Btach. WnlJlda8ter Carf!nteri~ 6590
--------DRIVE-IN ,... 8o a.at ~ ... ., .. .,,.... "" """"" co ar; S.U.1125 •Jal -~ Huntl,..._ IMch 5400 Plaza. ~ pot e. n t I a l vtc. ledl Pl., CM. Wr20'a _ -----!NO JOB TOO SMALL!
S,.Cl•I Offer unlimited, ~ ns.ooo SMALL Blade 1: white dor JWtdfftt • !ndultrlal Oom-
NEW 2 BR. all dbt. flMtlnt. I will bulld"a 4 B& 2 be bomt Jut yetr. Alldnr $24,000 "Sport" vie Brooldlurlt A Cemetery Lett 6411 rn~rctal . M a I n t a n a n c a
Qar. Nr. RUntlnltOD Centier. UJG ICl-ft) for die low prtc:e wl1h SI.ODO down. ~ Ada.ma Reward 96&-3940 HAMOR Relt ~. 2 RAlp&ir and Re m o d e L mo. ~ ot $1.22/111-ft on 70Ur lot. allier 1. '11Aa HP wbltt E1IJn out.boerd -avas. vetenne llCtlon. Rau. Lie, boclded. lnlured.
Other model. a....O. Call Don .. · • 962-l.981 e4U084 e s AM H11l .. t1 MIO t 51f.03IO DAILY PILOT WANT ADI m1r., Bede Bey area, NB. rm ... Owner. 211: 111 « • - -!:.' a · BRJNG ft!IULTBI blrard ......, eollect _ J..lOl.1 e CarlMnlrY e Cab!Mta e
SINGLE ~ 1 D. wtw 2 _ R31"11 ICCI tn MGIUllO • !llt.1111 • Alter1UoN • $. bit ......... pm ,.tlo, • Repa1l'I • Rffal ... pool $120 54M1Q Va!Jey, Ollll. $ 2 5 , 0 0 0 .
. mo. Ownl!r, Ula J. IHI•. mm r"ll TAR G .4 ).E-n~~ .w""'\ FR.EE e1tlm1tea. No job too l•nt•ll Wlftflid ffto Jaiudaa m.d.. Sp r ID a ).,Wf}.. 9 ,rs:.~ .&'-~ .. J 111\all. Remodtlt and Ad·
Valky, Calif. tDI ._ Ir CI.A y L 104A;; WM dltlona. 50-07l'1
WTD: Yrly mtL Qle eeelil M LOI' ~r ~ bUC to A MM. n M y.., o.it1 Ac1M1ty ~ M ""· n rt'7 • R.EPAiftS * ALTERATJONS nice 2 BR or 1 Br 6 ... wd oeea. iads I t. HB. WW ~ m_ >e V Att9rflll11 ,. th SI•"· V od. u ~~'I,, CAJ!rN!:TS. Any tdR Job.
bit « • 'lf/f;1rl'nct. Pref _..._..__ -" Jo ~ T .. I f F Id lt.ILUL181G ... 5M4TU fr1>1c. Rent •tartlnc JvlJ L .__.. ... te. _.. Oii uwu DI~ 6-~ o utvt op IMllOO-or r oy, J.:.~!c-v:;. ,... yrs~·
_.1 ,.._. _-... •trade. Bia', 5Cl.-, ~_,J.lt.tt reoch1o•dlC01mpondiflO tol"IUl'l'lbtrt s . .,. wQ, """"'"' .--_..""' ~'w · of~Z•ite blrth•ion. Cement, Cena•t• 6600 231
0 • :C.7f1~.~ o;.:: ;Acrt;;;-;•;;;;;;;;;;;';-;;I ~ 11 tT~a 31 ~ 11 4 loa;~ .. ... IMY II 2 s...d 32 °" ~~ ~ ~.;, ~ CEMENT worlc. aD t)tpel. C-)'Ofl No. 2, Vm ...,.. lr":lo..,. ~~ 311 ll*'-" -ln .. 2U7 11/r No job too 11naD. "'"tit.
ca.110 ... Diii• C..W t::xi~·!!1-·~-1 !:!~;;!!:!!11" ;~ ~~"°:. ::c-.:' iUJc~. H. STU1UCK 5*W
l Am --ClClllllCt wttll Ml'taitA~mtl!ilM ... ·~ MWffll '4'\'Mir MMTAIM CUS1'0M PATJOS 6
..._. ,.... ~ til ~ ·-~ nm 5 ~ MAV n 7o.t 37~ "~ Ntll,.» ~ lnodt wan.. AllO CIOftCNfla -.........-...-.. ---' •.1·...:.-.·~ Jl l'lfll!Y ~ maldDI a "---_. • aCftl to • -=-. llll9t C ,_.. • ,..,. 3' Hol~. ~ 111 OC. D ~ ~A ~IDOYal. 9Q..JD10
or S tldlr'1 w Mle to ,._... to 1'llUlll ••MDI IV\.Mtl.'i . IY~ lllJY., 11~ h.S.l7·~ J'loon-WalDP.UO. .l & Pe.JtllDwlr<r ........ a wftll~._......_....._ t2~ ~= 72You ~ .. mo ,...... NS .,..._ "rtte .....,.. ,.._ .. -::. aa-t -1, o.y 6ll.-.r ,, ~ ~ poeed Rodll. Ex J •rt
llaJl.Ulo.IFPIDt.lG ---....... ~-~AM» U.Afei.. ..~ltlW 7H ............ .:.u4\ ~p. 101514 WIW---_..,_._ AA,~11 ',,.NoHe .CS~r~ 11,&: w1.. --. , \j ==4.-U•M Tr9m to -...-...... "---• ._ -1n' ·-...,._ a ea, --_, - --ir\--~• I .,,,_ '~ 1··-·"IA;• *t" ---........... .... ,.,... --._.a ..... -. 1i 'I'-.,,.,., ,.....,.. n~~ . ...., ... .._ --
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SIRVICI DlllCTORY
Contractora 6620
Addition• • Remodellni
Fred H. Gerwlck, Uc.
ll'13-6041 * ~2170
C.rpet Leyl1 & 1palr 6626
CJ.\U'!:T • Ap~ • Homes
Quality inatalla lion. Free
esUmatu. All prices,
5*-4478 evea. Uc. Contractor
llectrle411 6640
ELECTRICIAN, IJc«naed 6
bond ed. Smell Jobi,
malnteft. A repalra. ~5203
Gerdenln1 66IO
ANTHONY'S
Garden Service
646-1941
COMP1Zl1: CLEANUP
LAWN& REPLACED
~ monthly care. Pru&-
lnr. Land1e1piftl. Exp. bor·
tlculturist.
J1panese Gerdtner
Exper., complete yard
lel'Ylce. Free estimates
• 541-191511 •
IXPlltT JAPANISE
GARDINIR
Oeaz>.up Neat Wen 5«).9"'
LAWN 6 Gudm mainteD-
ance. a.mp • Spray • Ftt-
tilire O>m1 I: lleal. 911').7)49
Cut 6 Edp Lawn
Maintenance. Lfcemed.
54Mb. ~ alt 4 PM
• JAPANESE GAIU>ENING
Service Cleanup, Landscap-
tr\r. 531·103Ut! T p.m.
* MOWING, eda\ns, A cle1n
up. Monthly rates. ....
estimate. Call •1911 *
JAPANDE GAJU>ENER
Ma.tnta.nca by the ITICJllth.
Good re&. Esper 541-ma
MOWING. J:daSnl, ncalawn.
Gen'l ct.uup. Haulins.
Odd job9. * 54MB
JAPAN&V; GAJU>ENER
EXPER. RclJable maJat.
R.eu. mo raltl. SJ-321t
JIM'S G~ENING
• Lawn Maintenance. R.191., Com1 • Otanup. 54M41t.
EXPERIENCIJ> Gardener,
fonnf!' ndr'ltt)'man. Land-
acap's, cltamp. IG-4400.
Cut • Edee !Awn
Mainttntnce. Uc:tnaed.
548-40 -5tM510 aft 4 PM
..... 1 .. .-. 6612
PUlttar, Plutnlltnl. Qr.
.....,, .... , Rtl. Jnlvrtd.
a..Ammc.rd OK
CaD "Mlh" I003d
itil'I W.T Stivtd
far aato Wattr Sdttfttra
~ r.t.alatkml. ltatalt ......
Ciiitil· ririSOi ,,.....nee-,..._ ,...,dill • ....-no ....
MMm
OPIRDid ..., Ii , .
.... Prtltlll. ~ 111111
1111i61• ........
..... !! 67'0
a.&AM .............. Tt. ,....,.,.,, ........
~ IJJ, .,..-tlMTe
ANSWERS Exce~H~ with
Hawicer -t>tner -Llece -
Crouch -WlUCH LINE
Drunk tn a pol a at.atioft:
''Of COUTW, 1 can walk a
11tr a I 1h t line, Offtsher.
WHJCH LJNE do YoU w.tnt
ml!" to walkT"
250 AMP DC raa drivtn arc
welder w I traller $3$.
673-31l2 art 4:30wkd•ys
JOBS & IMPLOYMENl
Jett Wanted, Udy 7020
S«retary • O>mpanton.Prae-
t!cal Nunt. Unencumbered
alert woman dealm posltlbn
U4o lM!e-relattd a re a 1 •
537-5172 eft II PM
lIOUSEWORK A: prepare
dinner hn. 2:l> • T:~. Own
tranap. $2 hr.~ aft 2 p.m.
TEACHER A moth«, qe 40,
detlrel bebysittina Jobi La·
1\111• area, youn or my
borne, day/nlaht. $9862
HOUS!lCLEANING. AU day
or ~ day for 5 ~ ft· OI
by d-.y 50-1827
CA RP ET Cleanlnl· n>0r
atrlppina-Waxin&. Walla,
Windows ftlhed. 5314'7
• Nunt Prtvate Dllty e
IAcal Doctor's refereoc•
H>-1790 -t4&-9llll6
DomWlcHelp 7035
LJ\rE INS
Employer PIY• ftts
Gtol'lt Byland Aaency
JOI! 8 E. lllth. S.A. 547-0l915
"JoM Are
Our lutlfttllH
7100
C1ast Employment
AGENCY
Slllta Ana Prol'I lld1.
1870 Sota Ana Aw.
Cott• Mete 642.ff 11
Hn &: » am • 5 pm MOft.ni..
amall firm for brlabt and
amblllou1 technician. Al•
»30. with ~ &Jld
proven lkilla ln ~
of e\ectron\c inltnJrnentli tn-
cludlnr wfrinr, mecbaabJ
assembly. testJnr ~
trouble lbootiq. set res-
ume or call. -
MICROWAVI. _
INSTltUMINT-:~
3ll1 2nd ATtn9 ::
Corona del Mar ...
TRAVEti
To Laa Veps. New g.iilac
S84 ~; ---<Per De..Y> .:....: •
bnda too IOOd f,I' Well It la 1100 fOOd ti> • !
Dots .. weekly •
time. .,.. Nllf tt
ls! MUlt be neet .
•1e 20 to I>, no ••l!I!! ce
net't!ssary. ,.a: L
Mr.!11~ ~ -.
Youn9 Fry Gi'h
or =*-
Kitchen Tr1f!i~
PmnaMnt ,., ~ ..
lldva.nceraeat. - -CNo atudei)ta Pltue~
lolt'1 ,,,
154 E. 17th
Colt&Mesa, --Auto Mechdliti
Ulht duty mechanic tor new
ear~.s •1~ .
Appl)': SeMee Manll'fl'
Holiday Sales &
Service 1• Harbor 91vd., QI .
No Experience ;
Nec..._,1 .
Must baTt d1&11 CaJibnla
drivlftl reeont. Apply Help W•nted, Men 7200 YILLOW CAI CO.
•MANAGEMENT 111&.llthSt.
TRAINEE, 21 or ovtr. blO Colta Me.
acbool snd. Excellent op. DRAn'SMAN. Good f n ~
portunley! PUBLIC FtNAN· man. Experl~ In OTll
CE CORP. Call ft&-4841 ~ drawtna. 2 JTi wm: Reared pa Intl n s, C!OU~ madl. Good llQ, ...s.~-.... Ont Pf'l"m•nmt work. I en ~ ...--··· ctrpen .. .J'. daJ wti. $2. hr. h P129 retUme to Box M·US. 1>aQt
DallY PUot. ~Pllot--------i VICE Sta Attendant, WARDIOUSE, Sh.I~ 6
.,. 21. -llll!elt ~. ftCflv1nr clerk IMedtd. J:ll.
t1*-atatMD. m ....-. )ltrMftce P"f'tt'" 11iut ... Hit . ft~ry. Awl1 .......
ibv. lt&JIMI ,..... maa 6 12• 8' r. 11.,.. 6 ~
w/-. P a rm • n t n t. 18340 Ml Bakly, ,.._.. ~....-. Valley
•
r
ta O~LY PILOr lllUl'sd<Q. M<Q 23. 1%8 .u~ 6 a:Mt-LOYMIN, Joas & E,...OYM Nl .101s & EMPLOYMENT JOU & IM'LOYMINT JOIS & IM'LOYMINT I JOU a IM"-OVM"'1' MllCHANDISI POI MllCHANDISI POI I MllCHANDlll ,_ '
I SALi AND TUol SALi AND TUDI SALi AND 1'IADI I ~p W•_nted, ~~ A,enc-. Womein noo He~e:::tM Help W1nt.t Jtllt MIR, Wom. 7500 J... MMQ. w.n. 7SOO Fumitur9 ao , ...... ,.. ao Mltetlltneout :
• SECRETARJIS te $52S 7400 Women 7400 ___ ....._ ___ SHOULDN'T ~ be -111n&1----------------
AIR Ciood S('(Tt'tarlal &Jdlla 11nd tbe bottnt affa • RuntlJlcton
general beckcro~. Market· -EXPEIUENCED-PBX SALES ~i.,~ vPJi::~~ Old JJ' or'ld
Spanuh
AUCTION
11'1 «Sales expenence btl~ E.ttale
ll>USTRIES ful. ~= ~~tions • ~~'i:rci•I TELETYPE :llC-M11====546-ll=03
NEWPORT Prelu hdaht bttw~n PERATOR fUllllllf fct.H .. lnttiwtltft 7.aa
Prt., May 24, 7:30 ,..._! l'
t'ew Ii Uled F\X'Dlture. CD
new RCA • Packanl au
color TV's. ~·
dlain, pictUttS, l 1 m ,.
IWI& Jamsi-. couuno~.
CDddafl tables, bedroe'9I •
aetl. cbest.1, divans. iov• ·
llHll, bJd.eabeda, bunk Mell.
dlnlna sets, cilKttes, deikii
eewine machines, TV'e,
atereos. mattttsll!I. twirl
~r wuts. rdriier•m. ,
stoves. nsbers, dryttl. :
di.abwalhera a n d M
Corpor1tion
Manufacturer of
Threaded Products
haa Openlnt• for :
e bperlenced Tool & e Cutter Grinders
Fn n:;, benefits .l/\ClUd"
Profi l .shat 10.i:
:'6 hour wee'(
Apply in person
\londay or Tuesday
May 27 It :!8, ~3 pm
oc. call lor evenlnc appl
J2570 Knott SIN'et
I.amen Grov r
714: 192-5571
~
75 MEN
'ffded immediately for Ml
o(.-::P.rt time JObs. Chau1
expanding, j new locations
' anie County area. Age _"3.). Honest & will work·
?Ro exper. nee.
:: .Jalary from
!3.75 hr. -Can Mr. Howard =-1 ':TR. 9-9951
,-;:== ; P.F.C. lntern•tlonal
~ Now Hiring
e will interview this week
oun1 men between lhe ages
and 26 for career Posi-
tions with us in manage-
t. Several posillons open
overaeas employmt'nt.
QuaJUica t Ions:
gb ac:hool educat.
. Neat appearance.
'1e to enw our Ira.In·
in& school 1mmrdlately.
D. Converse mtelll1tntly.
Nc()xperlence necessary. S3.
per hour. Call 539-1184, 9
.a.m. to 2 p.m. I I -= :.:... CARPBmRS .
, !Trailer or mobile home ex-
perience preferred. Excel-
lent benefit..
EXPLORER
fil!JORHOME CORP.
4000 C1mpu1 Drive
Newport letch
WANTED
•• 1 Mechlnic
and
1 Lot Min ~ Rlhs, Service i\lctn·
9jif 234 E. 17th St., Costa
' Mesa.
S.111emen & M.,....n
Cu.r oppor\y with leadlnc
tirftolfertna o•er 100 mu-
tual fwW. Full or pt time.
No ~xper nee. we train·
t!ft 8ch otrlce, 542-6422
liita Ana oUlce. 547-8331
~vestol'I Financial
SeNitt1. Inc.
ARTIST --
COM;\1ERClAL ARTIST with
JOme acl'OU/llS In handlt
~Y woril on premises.
Spact & phone + hourly
rale. Phone Irene Ha.d for
• 54&-7Jlj(I
onal Syst9ms, Corp.
Fl Technician
. t ot store In Costa Mesa. ~
Portunity to adv~ to ser·
-vlci manaaer. Must bf ra-
• milillr with solid state ~P.
ment. Xlnt binge tx-nerits.
. 646-8895
.., .....
m~ f:.xec ~~ ... OlNer ClN
4JO W. OaMt lfw7., N.a.
PertonMI Agency S I. 5'3.. 0 ·• *
833 0ov,r Drive. N,B. NIW CLAUIS •••
and Mediurranea.n
Furniture 642-3170 APPLY fN PERSON CAIPETIG •.. STA•T WllKLY
t I 111-f·IO••I •·n" Expenrncrd u PBX rec'll-/ Complete Selnl&rtal , S M ,.. INI • lionlst or tr.lerype operator. · -.a I ,., __ .. "'"-"•• eel lxper .. ncit rtquir-; ... ua • ,,_ Help Want C Will do relief work and op--rmeMnt, full time I Special eou.r.1
A1J New Decorator pieces and room aroupinp re-
turned tronv display atucllol. model boimft. movie
stuclk». Decora'ton CU«Uatlon; RouafW ot Span-
ish Furniture, Items aa folio~: Gorreoua 8 ft.
Sp-.nlah aota I: Matchlnr a.ir. cu.tom quilted with
carved wood trim. R. 10 ft. Seville Carved velvet
sofa, heavy Dark oak end tables Is matchln& coc:k-
tall tabl.e. 8 Piece Kine size Mediterranean oilc pan·
eled bedroom 1uite with full King size box aprinlfl
• mat~. Lar&e Spanish decor dining roon» Gold.
leaf Spahlsh table lainpa. HaJ\11nr .wag lamps. ete .•
etc. Ea~h ece can be purchaaed lndfvidually.
Women 7400 of Orl""I ounty erstt duplicating machu\es, ,... Brusbup TypJnc: ---------"• i.e. Zerox. Bnuung. sct,.ctule. Excellent rBM STANDARD
J. W. Robinson
Haa opening for
t 1 C1shier-Teller
f ull timt. E.-<pe.rtenct
preferred. Excellent com·
pany benefits.
Apply Peraonntl
UM Mon thru Fn
FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
An equal opportunity
em.ploy er
Saleswom1n
Experienced in better worn·
an's ready.to-wear. Quali·
fl~ to sell in high grade
fashion stort. Oilers pleas-
ant tnvlronmcnt and good
company benefits. Apply:
BUFFUM.!5
Fashion Island
Typist Clerk
P/Time
12 hours per week
Univeraity of California
IRVlNE CAMPUS LlBRARY
High school grad., type 45
wpm SZ.CYl hour. Contact per·
sonne.I office ~52«i
Equal opportunity employrr
WANTED: Re11red practJcal
nurse to mare apt. at
Lelsurr World, Seal Beach.
i.1 exchangt foT light dutJes
tor congenial lady; may
tal<e advantage o/. aocial ac-
tivitie& otferrd. Ref. ex-
changed. 646-3418 646-1353
• WAIOOS
1650 Adam•
Costa Meaa
~,FOR:
Mr Starner or Mr Spnnacr
An equal opportunity
.. employer
EXPERrENCED
PART.TIME
TELLER
UNITED CALIFORNIA
BANK
4525 M.cArthur Blvd.
Newport S.ach
54~24
An equal l'IPPOrturury
employer
Applicants considered nn
merit regardless of rice.
rellgfous er~. color, na·
uonal origin or anct stry,
WAITRESS
Good opportunity
Mu.st have food appearance.
APPLY IN PERSON
3-5 P.M. DAILY
Snack Shop No. 1
2305 E. Cotst Hwy.
Corona dtl Mar, Ca.
&STABL.ISllED
ALTERATION LADY
lor newly locatrd fashlon-
ablt drPSS shop. Newport
Bfach. Free renl Appe.ar·
ance, skill. and personality
important.
<&1-1814 mornings or eves.
-APPLY -
CADIUAC GAGE·
WEST COAST
1866 Whittier Ave.
.Cotta Mesa
An equaJ opportunity
employer
ACCOUNTS
RECEJVABU
CLERK
Deta1lrd open item ac-
rounta receivablt, cash
cleanngs. Mirumum one
year rxperience. 10-key
adding machine.
MASTER
SPE~IALTIES CO.
1640 Monrovia Ave.
Costa Mea.
642-2.427
An equal opPOrturuty
emplOYt('
J. W. Robi~
Hu openint for •
Store
Detective
Full tlme. E.xpeh4"nce
preferred. Permanent po.
sltlon, excellent benefits.
emplOf" bentflt1. lBM SELECTIUC
lnttrv&.wlnt houn: mM EXEC
2-4 PM Personnel Of. AJtemoon 1: E\le. C1aase1
fict, 3rd floor, LOW BUDGET TERMS
The
Broadway
Huntington Be1ch
Edinger &. leach llvd.
Equal opportunity employer
Inspector
(Receiving)
Inspection or 11111all ma·
chined. 111 n Ide d and
stamped parts. Must be
able to use micrometers.
catiper.s. AbU1cy to use
apticaJ compan1tor destr~
able. Knowledge of ma·
chine shop practice~ or
machme shop experience
helpful. MU!t bf high
school graduate, capable
of being trained to under-
&tand and use modem
spa~ age and aircraft
quali~ control procedur·
es.
Apply Pert0nnel Dept.
Staco, Inc.
1139 liker St.
C0111 Met1
-549-304l
An equal apportumty
employer
lOO's Of IUCCelltUl irr•du·
ates theae past S years!
POLLY PRIEST
BUSINESS COLI.EGE
325 N. NeWport 81., N.B.
•Phone 548-t'l'23
PIANO leseons. JOUnf, exp.,
teacher, new in area. Grad.
Sherwood Music S c h o o l ,
Member Music Teachers
AllOC. Pri•. leNOns for tot1t
thru tftns, Sue Denton J67
Magnolia, CM 548--864
SCHOOL Childrm'a vacation
rates. Oillcoet 10-Leaaon
Typ111g Schc>ol. 548-2859. 173
Del Mar, C.M.
MERCHANDISE FOR
-~LI AND TRADE
Furniture toOO
j CUshlon, yellow nauphyde aora. $30. m Twin beds.
mod headbrd1, Hollywood
matt. S30. tot 111. ft6:6ll
....,_, .. ,...._S141J.OO
MUST CllPICI $698 00
POI ONLY . • • • • • • •
T•r111t Av•lle~I• -Newc.,,1•n te C•llf•r11ie m~ar~::,,.re
, ........................ Celt• Meee ...., ...., .,. ' -...._ s.. a s.. .,. '
---=-=-----:::::-=....._ --------
* SPANISH· MIDITIRltANEAN *
FACTORIES NEW SHOWROOM SAMPLES
I Will Sell Any Piece lnclivldu11lly
8' carved arm divan, lg matching chair with
beautiful fabrics: 5 pc hexagon dart oak din·
ing set with black or avocado framed chairs
& vinyl cushi<>ns; 5 pc bedroom set, 9-dr Mr
& Mrs dresser with lg framed mirror, 2 lg
commooes&i malcruni heaOboard.
SltS Value, FULL PRICE $429.95 NEW sofas $59.75. Oearlng
House. !'>201 Paramount.
Pico Rivera, 213: 699-91.SO or terms IS low It $3 per w"k
CUstom Stmo $:f"JO; small NO DOWN, USE OUR STORE CHARGI 'LAN ~~ $56: office.desk No Finey front. Quality V1lues Inside.
1· near new Ear\y ~rican * APPROVED FURNITURE *
davent>«t. rose btire S75 or 12 YNrt ume loc1tlon-.. me owner
! . 6-12-2288 ......... ~
DrYAN ' 4' mat c bing 2159 Harbor llvd., Coet• Metl ---~
lovcaeat, light cocoa. SAC! Open 9.9 D1ily -Sundey 11..S
$Z,O. Excel cond. 87H752
Office Furniture 8010 Pianos & OrgaM 1130 S,.,.tint GMds l500
OFFICE F~ -111 PIAN~ I: ORGANS * Colt .45 AutomaUc r~-·t1ve desk. modem wal-* Largeat stock in so. Calli. 19'2'7 Ar&entiM modd. """"'"" ~ ~ off Pl l Good condition SSO. nut. Excellent condition. * 20 ,o-40 • ayer P anoa e 54~ alt 6 PM e
Pricrd at 113 val~. llXX> rolla lo cboou from
642-7484 ~*Terms . Terms -Terma •
========-=-cash for your piano er tnde Mitcelleneous , l600 G Sil 8022 grand piano for new tpinet arate _e _____ Field's Wholesale Piano Co. FOAM Rubber cut to size.
MORE~ ·-' WIDY'S AUCTIOI . :
~ Newport Blvd. ' • '
Be.hind Tony's Bidf, Maff(.i I
Costa Men 646-.a&ll5 •
OPEN DAILY 9 to (
BEAUTIFUL Walnut chftt l
~ with nveralble
laid tiles ort top. Tiles wtdea
marble one side. blade ma. ,
ble other side. Malcbils
wUiut minor. $219. ... '
ukioc $85. Contour clt;I'
S20. or her olf~. Winn-de
swivel cbaJr, SlS. or belt of·
fer. 6 Morine blankeU.
walnut end tables I: colfe&
tables. with raised 11..ia
top1, S165. new uklns $46.
~r atrajgbt ltitcb lewilll
mach. SlS. ~ •ubet
I: wrin&er -areat f«
campers, S15. Other mi.cL
i tema. 8J9..-0545
• MOVING e
TO EURO'I ..
Sell!ni ALL houaehold tum-
i.ahin&s. etc. Reaaandl:Y
priced for fast ale. Mmrt•
ed pieces Ravi.land d\ina,
lncludine 1ove1y hand paint-
ed pitcher; bone dlina dlPI
& •ucen. glasawan. ~
a-brae. Paintinp.. record
pis.yen, tables. chairs, beds.
etc. Ladies dothine az 10.
Teenage boys clothing. Muc:la
more. See SAT. I: SUN:
ONLY.
'Q Iris. Corona de.I Mat
MOVING -Quality Furn
Anliqun coo-coo clk port
bar ~r. atein Baromet!!f
Wld ,lobe, _port tiar Rnd
dinette, Hol)ywd bed Seel
divan, rec'd J>iaY"!' Color~
RCA. coffee& en cf ~.
Dlahes pies silver e t c
67~1 4234 E. Cout Hwy
CdM. F.xperienced. Apply
BLUE DOLPHIN
RESTAURANT
PART.TIME SECT'Y
2 ro 3 weeks a month. fi
to 7 hn. dally, to do typing,
take shorthand, transcribe
machine dictation & other
office duties \n a 1-man of-
fice, loc. in Wutminater resi-
dence. Cl\ll 897-1315
Apply Personnel
10-4 Mon thru Fri
FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT IEAEH
An equal opportunity
employer
DISPLAY
TRIMMER
fOR.MlCA Tbl, 4 chrs. moss 12072 Brookhurat at Ciapman Uphol supplies, f a b r l cs ,
tm $30; work bench. zi•· x Garden Grove. tn•U B-2'170 naugahyde. Factory outlet. ~b~:1t~/a~~=· ~~~; ! SprinCJ Sale ! ' ~rlc ~~;hob~~ s~~;~ iiiiiiSWiiiilMMiiiiiiliiNiiGiiiiiPOOiiiiiiiLiimit
othen.. 543-4760 Used Baldwin Spinet $695. Co., 311 E. 5th St., S.A. 18 Ft Pool, Filter, Surtaee Mrs. Zimmer 675.4004
LADlES To ~emble our
product in your home· $30
returnable stock deposit re·
quired. Send name"~
number to Mr. Art. 9776
Karella Suite M. Anaheim.
Cal.
Dental OUiOI! Manager
OUldref,. s f>l'actict
E.~ecutive & secretarial back·
i!'Ound essential. Compll'te
re5ume to Mrs. Wood. lY3
PPlrl St .• L.agun.a Beach.
e SECRETARY e
Type 35 wpm, some SH. Ex-
per helpful. Pleasant Insur·
ance ore. Age 12-40. For appt
5(6..7370
SUMMER Babyaltter, N.E.
O>&ta Mesa area. 8 am-4
pm, 5 dy wk. TSc hr. 1 Child.
8 yra. U desired, Ute ·l™cpg
at . extra pay. Must be
mature 18 or over. 642-7399.
INSTRUCTRESS
F'uU or Part·time. mu.,t have
neat appearance, able lo
meet l deal with pcop4e.
Btwn 20 It 25. we tram Ap-
ply 1n person. Holiday
Health Spa 2300 Harbor
Blvd, CM
POSITION OP£N
1n P6Ckinl and ·Inspection
for ceramic industry. Ap-
ply between 8 am &: noon
Industrial Cla,y Products
18765 FlbeJ'ilasa Rd.
Huntington Beech, Ca.
SALESGIRL
FulJ time. Draperies, linens,
gilts. Some exi>ttlence pre-
ferred.
BEA L'S
AL TERA TIONS
Qua1U1ed to work in hl&h
grade lashlon store Able to
do both men and women's
Offers permanent full lime
work Pleasant envirmment
and good company benWts .
Apply:
luffum'1
Felhlon ltl1nd
WAITRESSES
t8 to l5. Neat appearance.
No expen.nc.. necessary,
Apply In pel'90ll.
lob's liCJ loy
154 E. 17th. Gosta Mesa
Experience required;
perm1nent, full time
achedule. Excellent
employ" beneflta.
lnterviewl"f houri: ~ ... PM Personnel Of.
fice, 3rd fleer.
The
Broadway
Huntington leach
Edinger & le1ch Blvd.
Equal opportunity employer
WOMAN To worlt in Donut
Shop 9 P.M. to 5 A.M. Apply
1n peraon. no phone f'Bll'
plea11t. Wi.nchrU 's Donut
Shop. 29-17 Harbor Blvd.
Home Furnl1hin91 EXPERIENCED Bookkee!>f'r RMI Estate 17th 111 !rvlne 642-0262 1
OFFICE Lady. full time. no
typing or ahortlmnd rp.
quirt-d. For appt (' a I I
646-1647. 2900 W. CoMt Hwy,
Newport Beach
Female Clerk
• APPLY JN PERSON •
DRIVE-IN LIQUORS
7~ Octosn Avtnut
llunlington Beach
MATURE w 0 ma II ror ~SU!!!MM!!!!. !!!llER!!!!!!!!!Poal!!!!l!!!!ion!!!!-!!!!11\8!!!!!tur!!!!!!e
roonler work In laundry. dry n ff d l woman to ~ two rleaning and u TY· • boys ages 9 to U from 9
liayg Pf'I' Wf'l'k. w e • t A.M \O I PM. Some liR'ht
Newport. 646-7671 duties. Mon thru Fr I e MANICURIST e 549-4338 a.tter 4
FoT Newport Beech's finest HOUSEKEEPER
•Ion. ror interview, call Temparary Uve-in. Room
• 642-6523 • with private bath. j•.., day
S.Cy/GeMr1I Office wk. Asai«\ with meal&.
Good typing. shorthand 543-9411. E.x 238
pref. B~~ office NB.
642-8ll0
LEGAL S~ETARY
Mln. 1 yr. experience
'IBM Exec-Stenorettr..
CdM Office. 675-2677
()perato~t:rimmer11-11peclal
mech. Garment Mfg.. Exp.
e EXPER. ANSWERING
SERVICE 0 PER AT OR
Afternoon l rvening 1hlft.
f'ull OC' perl limp. ;,.10-2002
FACJ'ORY Hrlp, part time le
lull time. dey It rvrs. So
t"Xpericnce ncceaaary. 878
W. 16th. Npl Bch
Good pay. 15m Monrovia, FULL nmr hsrkttf)tr &:
NB ~2666 Mother's be~r. I r v I n e
R.EWABLE Teenage girl tor
mocbers bel11tr Mon. Wtd,
Fri afternoons. Npt Bch
homt646-~
WAI'l'RE.SS, nptrlenced. 6
day week, Sunda71 oU. Ap-
ply HAMBURGER HENRY
2136 Placentia. Costa. MHA
MOTliE.R.1.13 Hom' needs
Uve-tn hleltttptt a bab)'llil·
1,.r. B< "l 1111.uy. 847-5012,
l\21--3473
Terr, reJa req, ow n trans.
673--0988
EXPER Sa.lu(lrl.I I. Man·
aiers. Con~D1$10ftl)' wom·
fll 'I shop.. Salary .n.
833~262.
P rr 12 hr suar. Olstomer
iierv1ct tor eatab Co. Mre.
Brown 54G-19l7, H.B.
BEAUTY Operalor llefded
now. Awb' In l!'flOl'I· Clll
for appt. SG-0209
s.Je.llldy l!XJ>I!,~
for jewelry ltOrt
Colla Meta.~
~l'~en=~~~h~ ic~a~·o;;·id:; Salesman
.t.gl' oo b1JTier. Start 1n Ar,, '""'' grttlng lhl' bf>~t ,....
work today with 11 i;ecure turn' for ynur hard wnrk·!
lutu~. New rompany with Wnulo ,.oo like to bf' 1tettin11
ttro•lng p;tJns. Ask for 11 M IO <1plit with • 70';'~ hon.
F'euttr or Bray 7 l 4 : "" ~hi on your !hi.rd AAle.
522-llr>l Top Cr•ll Mesa location.
EXCITING Sales in bl'autiful Progrr58ive advertisina Ir
in'CIOrlrd gifts I. decorating markrting techniques.
acce11110Ciet1 Free decorating This ts where the 11ctiClfl l~!
COUIW. Opportunities open Wrill' Box P-UC, Daily PUot.
for management .\ par1 for drtaUs.
tune. Top Comm. ~7119 ---------
DRA;fERY Work room. rx-MANAGER FOR
perienced, any operations.I •
per m a n en t. ~iate Hunt1nC)to11 leach
openings. Beach Dra~ry.
~. 900 w. 11th St.. FOOD CONCESSION
Coeta Mesa ST AND
Dru9 Store Citric Conr"~'ion atll'W1 rxper re-
Ei!per .. full lime. neat, ma· qu1r,.o Seasonal, June 20 to
ture. Apply In ~raon: Vil-Oct. I. :ipprox, Senlf re111me
l11ge Pl\11rmacy, 31582 C041st to .1 II. Wertz, P.O. Bnx
Hwy .. So. Laguna. 4.l2, ll11ntington heh. Calif
Experienced margin clerk
for NeNpOrt Beach ollkc
ol NallonAJ Broker~ Flnn
40 lo 60 wpm. salary open.
~1.21 Mis& Romwo
BARMAlDS ....
••• and GO.GO
DANCERS
DIO per week
Q.M83 or 633-9753
m lR
GARAGE SALE. Wed tbru Used Baldwitl, Thomas, _U>_ll_Sl_______ Skimmer, Maintenance Kit.
Sat. HOl.ISeho'd items. + Hammond Orpna $195 up. 7 ALL Kindl d hand tools 50c FREE Ground Pad. ··
turniture. 2528 Vassar Pl., Spinet, Console, Studio le to $5. Lawn mower, SJ. $149.11 ''
01 Upright pianos, specially re-Ladies • men'• eolf cluba. SECARD POOL
GARAGE Sa.le -Moving· duce.d $95 up. Antique deak, 150-Other 323 S. Ma.in, Oranp , •
Books. plantl. records·. WARD~ BALDWIN S'ruDJO mile. 675--0'm eves " 532-1992
rurnlture It mJsc. 357 Joann, 1801 Newport, CM 6'tU484 _w_knd_s_. ------
CM. Fri. Sat & Sun. 6' Aluminum JUlllt> board. NOW HERE -the new l30. Pool ladder. $15. Field
Supenoanding T·200 Of'ian, $10. Hl-n s :i 0 .
Hammond Spinet orpn Cemera & projector. SJ.;. G1r1geS1le 8022
10 AM SAT ti SUN. 40" round -the finest yell din. rm set lmacile) $250.
Prov coffee Ible. extendable SCHMIDT-PHILLIPS CO. 982-1'l71
3erver on whla, Outtn Anne 1907 N. Main 0 nh p. VT Pty tn Laguna Bcb
buffet, rherry cor. cup. Santa Ana nttda lmmed. 100 yda good
board. Etc. Xlnt cond. lll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ used carpet. Ott white or
Sculpture. paintings. toy•. B3 Hamcmd Orpn light beige. 75c lo n yd
dolls, atu.lfed animals. fine with Leslie ~ra depmdlna on condition and
china. glassware, linens. Excel cond. 675-380S quality. 494-1701 Eves.
etc. Like new! 1604 So.---------.
&yfront, Little Ba 1 boa Television l205 LADIES Down ski parka,
Jal nd: ---------Folk aultar, new gasoline
a ' • •• JI • .... ... ~ • minl·bike, Prom dre• 14-16,
SOFA. 8~ ft. loo&. gold .t Rl:NT OR IUT smell cuatom sofa, twin !:rfl!:~~;el~~e = ~o: C•L•R C~~· 6:~ e;:es. chairs asat'd. ho u s e hold . Qual.ity i.nltallation. Free :!~~ 2339 Catalpa, NB estimates. All pr i c e ~ .
Movmg. everyttlin1t goes! tractor TV 546-44T8 ~es. LJc. Con-
Admiral l'Olor lV·Stereo. WOODTONE Dinette. bm. I:
Kina: 11izt bfod. bunk.s. oak gold w/fj ~. chairs, hke
& pin,. antique11, I011rls of FREE n~. '35: nTly."""' tfbl. In· mi~. "40 E \9th. C.M. nf'fspr\ng me.tt. le box 8Pf'I.
S50. ~ ADD1i1ncts 1100 · ~ y ABSOLtrrELY S a c r tf I c e
DECOR.ATOR llt.efrigerator 1 .. • • • white Fox atole. Cost $400.
croes 11:,.i fl"tt'tt'r -beautiful Parts Ir Labor Lona. 2 skins. Private pty.
condition. S55. 719 W. s Eves I: wkencb ONLY OR wuax1. <l\f. No. [).J 6*-7Dl 7 M•. wns CdM
64&-7300 w · AuroT Ellpanda table,
WASHE.RS $29.95: dryers
SJS: F'rttzen S75; Refrig.,
coppertone A Af'OC.; Gua.r.
~1095
No Depesit ~up lo l•. exct'J cond .
Rent With m-73l'l
MECHANIC I: Machinist's o...a-fo • .., tool.I, MW l:uaed; Fuel ltor· Anti ... _ 1110 ,....... I .,-521 7555 a1e tank, 100 pl: bench drill
ANAHEt:M Center Antique • pret1. 786 W. 20, CM 642-4610
Show I: Sale: May 23, 24. 25 •• -•••• OIAMPACNE Min.le stole
i 26 Thurs, Fri. Sat 1 to 10: Consoles Portables I: HI-Ft Ca.1: S499 • l3lt S 2 0 0 :
sun 1 to &: t<alella A Harbor ·$lt tS KaUIVlld s akin 1erf S.JO
nr Disneyland. Sl.50 ad· , 54&-1447
ml5aion. Chlclrn llllder 1Z UPHOLSTER.lSG • $19.50, 2
lte4'· AND UP pc. (EUropeen cnfttmenl
01.0 priYate papers of Judie No Money "-wn Free est, del, pickup, 215 lfW Main, KB "Bfrnu" """" ... ~ from mo·. lhru early 1900' I OAC " ...............
Dodce City, Gunn18on, Colo. Sl.00,per wk. buy" IM1e ,,a.n. KIRBY vacuum cleaner and
Salt Lake Oty 813-8316 Cd.M Newporter TV Salee attadlmenta. Take o v er
Ens· Ill day wkenda ()pm 'dl I P.M. PQmenll ol a.!IO or $4!UO
USED fmniture. ttuonabl)' 3J27 Ha1'cJr Blvd CM 54M;;l 1 cull. o-tdlt dtipt. 53.S-7280
t>rktd. 111tne lplllrilh I: ltlNT Surfboenl = Nke e6d pieces. COLOlt TV R~ELL Ptntall t'I''
AivnQU'E s.le ~t. 1
Dottiel Andqaa. 1 5 1 l g
Beectt Btrd., M*~ Ol)'.
89)-25.?i
$9 MO b:e1 cond, 1100 . ....._
0pt1on to~ PILL DIRT WANTID
Free S«vice Laruna Bdl, up to 10.0Dt
OrdtT' By Pbont CY. 714: 41f.1MO
m.3111
Aii allld, IUdtls .......
9Cftlfft, tJum. a II e e t •
{..,..UU, BBQ, -=
UAU'l'JJ'UL R A Jl V EST
ti8LE ~ lift s ........ ....
USED Furniture, antiques,
reslaurant equipment. Mil4
Junk. Eveeythini must be
301d! All wedr-startin& ~
21st.
The O>Uector's
2514 Newport Blvd .. NB
CAcrou from El ~
Mktl 54~2628 f>40..82.88 aft 6 pm
e FABRIC SALE e
Meri. to Fri. ~11:30, 12:Jd.4
Sat. 7 A.M. to 2 P.M.
Vut selection ol knit fabriea;
Open DAn.Y to public. liJn:
tted time only durina ID-
vmtory clelf'IUICt.
Cotta Mesa Knittinc Milli '
929 Baker St .. O>sta Mea
Special Olympic Coin
A new shipment ol the 2'
PHO Kilver Olympic COlll·
memorative coin hM been
1?Ceivrd from Mexico ~ me previous low price "' ti remitins intact. Some .... .,,
mttta lll'e cet~ 13. TS ,.ech!~
ZmITli COLOR TV, n··
~ with guar. APT. liae
refrig, Cf'OQ-top lnr 135.
FIUGIDAIR.!;, eross lllp
fr'a, wtlt •. Auto W'ltll!r
$25; 21" ~ 'IV, Sood
125: LOIS MORE! 1560 .,_
perior (rea.r) CliJ 64&-fl&
CHINA • Odd CU(m I: -.:en.
Few pieces ol 1ilver • 5
Haviland plate. A: Haviland
hand ptlnted milk pitcher.
Mile. Moving. ReU<Nble
OR 3-8316 eves A wtcmll ONLY _
SP ANlSff Cabinet -ctuir ~
MDOYable marble top -
bealltlful decorator pien -
fold design on front -pvt
part:y -belt o&r 6T.H.1ll
ODI. Evee all d~ Wlmldr,
DIV AN I: Ctiair $50. GE eoi>-
lale CIOlor TV $300. Jtedinlnc
cll&lr $35. Ooculanal cba&-
$20. F..nd tllble1 115. a..
merda1 li&ht ftxturel. r
dtlk, 115 ea. Lawn ed&9
P>. Ml-3149
FOR SALE: Newport ._
Te n n la Club fl m if y
~ M.r. <ienlllt
m.1565 ar 644-l388.
MIO
.,,....... .....
• --........... .-.-.. ........ ·----.. · ... --...... ~-............ _.,.,,.a• a·., ...__""-........ _.. _ _, -...
,
\
. FREE 1
Good boc
tens 1 tu
femal,e. Wf
trained. T~
alt 6 Pll
ma.le dc:C. I
l~ Ylll I
state. Med
a.ft ( •
ERMAH st
~ rerlltea
1'!1Udren ~
(l)t.UE p
fllln"le, llDOI
wa11t • eveL
MOVING F
.We'll stve
Meldcu C
~female.
? R.t!Ptettd
homes. Mal
yrs. Love c
lie. 642~2
S L.ovety Utt
& whlte ~
iwka . 1
'42-2862
2 AdoC'able
eallco fem
1prkot ml
~3857
PRE1TY. I
ten. nl~ m1 ~rey approi
PUPPY, HA
Labrador.?
td. Frtt t
491-1907 afti
5 "!ealthy aJ
\ens. RadJ
mother •
56-1003
>.JRIDALE
..AKC Tel·• ~9284
KlTrENS 5,
while. one g
4rlendly 673
FREE nuffl
'iiJ1 while, s
Mile A fem
FREE Kitt
while. Moth
9G2~
16 Week old
~pherd -
962-5230 a.ft
BUCK Lab
.male. All lb
.)l&rd. 962-42
3 kitten.-2 <
21 ()3.C Sant
arter 5: 30 j
RrrTENS. '
blk; 111 wb
whl: like c
AjXJRABLE
calico lone
trained. m
POODLE. bl
..kids. Nee<!
Shots. 540-81
CL.C>n!ES I
lieating ele1
952-9574
KlTTENS P
pla y ful
Weaned. 54
Good Natul"E
Needs yanl
'348-4665
FIGARO Ty
with wht bo
S4S-.o39'T alt
3 Female Id
ll'l!Y, lonr t
FREE 2 e11
l'llllle klttem
ll~os male C
boy1 pet, 8"
3' Small pup
Spaniel. LI
ADORABLE borne.~·
HTS incl
Cets
... A PET C Xn obec!
ttartinc.
5-ll!IO
l&AQC ma moe, P«PtN •.so..
baiDlaUan
llr•,Uwl SJOll .,
,....a. ,.... ..
\
I --._ •Tltu!1day, May 23, 1968 ~1«cHANDtS1 POa I'm w uv1nocK 1 T•ANSP01tTATION T1tANSP01tTAT10N TRANSP01tTAT10N TRANSPORTATION T1tANSP01tTA r10M TRANsPOlt ATt9N
SAA.I AND TIADI _ Deli anS S.11 .... ta 9010 '-;,;;.;;;..;.rted;;;.;_'f""A.;..ui ... °'--9600--h-.i-oo-r-ted-A-utot---q-600-Imported Autoe 9600 Vied C•n P.'OC' Used C.,t 9900
W....... 1610 -· ---....;.;:;;..;_..._...._ __________ _ ~ . GIRMAN SHIPHlltD LIKE SAILING? VOLKSWAGEN CHEVROLET MUSTANG t.« a DllWll c::ball'I. tl9ak, PUPS DlSUK& THESE?
. cben'Y « _,.. _ allD llutcb ~ !WAISTER.ED • hymeata, blP tnt.r9lt.
OI' cMlt. ..._ .... wbda CbaJilJ)lon Blood line. depred&doo, IUp renfl1a,
G4&-.28G Bttd tor clftl\iq, ~. etc.
-Quality ft Temperament PREFER TR.ESE?! FREE TO YOU Shot.I 6 Wocminc • l.ow COit, no work
· Peciiar~ with each PUP Care free aaillnc ill a
.., .a~&u• ..Tallt ,one ot ~ i left 1 malt, l ("1tale Cal 25. u little u $20.
bee\ltles. ~ dhtrve a 137.386S Eves aft. 6:30 PM a da)'. avail 10011 Cal 34.
-.ie. Crandnia cat baa woa Wee«ends after 9 AM Try OQr Club Plan
1 blue ribbanl. ~ LOOK! NEWPORT SAILING CLua sm ns.ouo a..ro~Good--:-:::bome-:=-:-,72-:pl.t.yf\alr:::;L.1i1t1L;lo".t-Croomin£ all ~. ROY· Rhod• 33', n cin1 lloop,
tens 1 aan male. 1 crq LYN KENNELS. PoocUet l Wllr8 for $4000. SAC f~ WMDed and box· Schna111tt1 a ~I)'. Con-$.1000. f7WOOt <daya) trained: ~ weelta. NM'189 tow ••Ille. Some pick up _..., (ff•)
alt 8 PM 5"' It dellvery. ~ 54M1a HOURLY RENTAU a;:~;nn!'iBUCRUir:i.ntan;; !Ms. 54N510 * RHODES ll'a * r:"'..;;-!'Meda boy *iut 5 mo old Peek•A·Poo. Loab Fun Zoae Boat C.O., B.Jbol. 1~· YDI _.. Jeavills IDllft-lla ~ -£nc. ·--1ta\e. HM ..... w-mo Shepherd. All ahcU. Needs , ... , Crvhert 9020
alt 8. 5/24 fenced Y&re! • dli)dcen ~.
p ...... -r-•i.. d 0 I , £':!1 """"ffelUDO after I . 35' ELCO TrQnk e a b 111 UV'..,... _ __, ,,,_.._,., Cl'U~, xJnt nnalQr eond.
Prefer ~. witb ~n. • New canvu end. for after
All abc*. b u b to ke o • LEA VlNG For ~. love-deck, new uphol 6 radio. IemaJe. 1 mo1. 67>3788 ly 6~ l1lOI, toy poodle,
5/23 ham AKC h t Ask $2.~. 673-4788 evea. eves c pgne, • a o s • ···---
!GERMAN Sbepherd, t yr old ~~~kn $100. aft 6 SpHd Sid lo•ts 903~ ~ -papers ----------1' ~ g h t n e d eood with DALMATIAN Pups, OJ stk,
l:!lllldren 962-«MS 5/25 bred 1st for dlapolition, 2nd
,..... , ....,, Puwy to good 1bow. 1 M, 1 F left from lit.
w ...... ~ ter ot I. Whelped 3/13. llQme, I IDOi, bi-color tn6le, 642-1937 -
waut cliapoeition. s.s-1540 -:--------5124 AKITA'S; Rare Japanea eves:
MOVING Friday, May 24.
.We'll pe away two dogs,
Mexican O ihuahua, male
;and female. 642-2142 5/24
2 R.eailtered Beagles to aood
homes. Male 6 female 4%
yl'!. Love children llmt& &
lie. 642--0852 5/25
S LOvely UttJe Ritte111. Black
It white I. grey tabby, 6
hunting <lop, 3 males, 1
female, II wkl old SlSO. (213)
370-1358 evet It wkenda
DUSH S!.TI'ER PUPPIES
VERY REASONABLE
\ • ~1000.
AKC Toy M.le Poodle
13 wks. 642-0264
Horlff 1830
<Wks . Haebroken. HORSES BOARDED
642-2862 5t'J!; Back Bay area • 1746 Qr.
~--~-------
2 Adorable kitties. Rare chard • ot1 Sallta Ana. Pad-
ealico female Ii gray It dock & Shelten. $5.5 pr. mo.
apricot male. 7 Wks old Call "24l81 days or 54().9525
3'G-3857 5/25 Eves.
PRETTY • pJayful male kit-YOUNG Shetland Pony
ten, nice markings. Whlte & w/saddle & Tack, $125
drey aR>f'OX 3 mo. ~8-6147 • 962-672'2 •
• 5/23 ---------TRAINER Selling all horses PUPPY. Hall collie, ball $400 to $1500. Ran c ho
Labrador. 2 mos. old, train-Niguel, So. Laguna 496-9043
14' Sid boat w/65 bp
Mercury mOlor, many ex-
tra.a. 310 15th St. Apt. 2. H.B.
BCNlt M.lntenance 9033
MASTS need refinl~ing!
Varnish, paint., riggin1?
Call Jim Ziegler
~ or 962.()603 eve
EXPERIENCED SKIPPER
• Boat maintenance man
want.a work. 54~3561
ao.t Slip M!Orlnt 9036
HELPI
Need Slip tor Schock 25 i.n
Newport arM before June
lat. Cal I alter 6, 675-4139,
Oa.ya 538-8861.
3 Boat r.ilpe available, xlnt
location. 2601 W. Coast Hwy.
$2.00 per ft. 130 rt. min)
548-8966 or 548-4l9'l Ernie
$20 Rewllt'd to whoever finds
slip or mooring for my 24'
Trimaran, 14' b e a m .
646-8716 aft 6
Get More Car
For Your ~Money
I. A 90 HP, 1900cc
HI-Torque Ensine
2. 90 MPH Maximum SP.eel
3. Zero-To-60 in II sec. Pick-Up
4. Owners Report Up to 30
Miles per Gallon Economy
s. Optional Equipment Includes
. Automatic Transmission
6. 47 Safety and Comfort
Features At No Extra Cost
' TOYOTA
CORONA
tuartuis
tuetors
900 So. Coast Highway
ed. Free to loving home.
J9A-1907 after 6 5/25 OOJ Boat slips available, for Laguna Beach 494-7503
TRANSPORTATION clean uilbo&ta. 25' to 35'. ========--;-::========= S Healthy all American kit-\~· Rady to leave their
mother. All colora
545-1003 • 5/23
-$2.25 per ft on Coast 9600 MG Bo.ts & Yachts 9000 Highway. 642-4235, 642-920'l Imported Autos
FrH 17' Glutron, 150 HP 1/0,
lulc lo.ting c1...... pwr. tllt; all extras;
e Spot Ca.ah tor lmports 60 MGA HARDTOP. tlm
Ex. Cond. Must !ell!
•• vw Camper: 1-bumer 'ST .Of!:VY 2.dr. Piftw rtblt
ttove; very cltal\, aood 327, aolida, cam. T10. 4 •lid
me.ch. c:ond. Best offer Hul'!t. recent paint, button
673'-0346 'n tuck. over Sl.200 Invested.
'61 vw, ·ss Motor IOOd con. Be•t or1er over $150. Must
ditJoo. mo. a 1 a i. IA· see \Q &JllP«!Jte. 54G-M7
dianappUs, HB ~4 ...,...I_t_J_: 30_·-..,----:---:-
MOVlNG East. Must sell '66 'GS lml)dla 4 dr 1pl sedan. vin
VIW sunroof. Exrcl cond. top, lolly packed. 'S)nt concl.
orig OWller SL350. 642-3516 Orig owner. Sell quick $1725. . 499-2349
VOLVO
----_,..,...,..--,....-'67 El Cami.no. ~ eng, 4 apd
trans. Real nice. Take over
pmts. 49&-5420 1681/2 VOLVO '66 CHEVELL.E. SS 396. 4
NEW SHIPMENT spd, like new, all acceaa.
JUST AlllVEOI -=S2200,..--=64=Z-41=7,_1.....,,,...._~-CEt OUR DEAL TODAY '57 CHEVY Wagon. New ...... L·...: I ~~~ !~:~,::';'.~. $600.
t4ll\ Ull'10 '65 Impala ·Super Spt Model.
IMPORTS Perl <.'Ofld, $1600. Blue-bk val
$1900. &48-~ll ext 195
BANK REPOSSESSION
1966 Harbor, C.M. 646·9.103 '&Chevy Nova. 4 dr, low mJ. ========::.I 546-9270 !or details.
Autoe W•nted
WE PAY •.• CASH
9700 '62 Im,>ala sport cous>e. Au to,
R/H. P/S, Ex cond .
$895.00. 548-0065 aft 4 pm,
·57 Chev, 2 dr, ht, 283.
everything orlgtnal. 1
owner. $560. 962~ eVes.
for used Cati 6 trucks just '67 CHEvv·n 4 apd.
call ua for tree estimate. Many extru , 548-9463
GROTH CHEVROLET
Aa1c for Sales Manaier
18211 Beach Bl ..
HWltlngton Beach
KI 9-3331
Will ~uy
Your Volkswasen or PoJ'!Che
ll pay to_p doUara. Paid for
or not. Call Ralph
673-1190
COM[!
COMET '63, xlnl trans, ear.
l·Owner. Slick shift; 29,000
orig. mi. $695. 546-3013
'63 COMET Wagon. $595. 6
Cyl., slick; clean; gOOd tires
& cond. l·Ownr. 673--0161
CONTINENTAL * "Luxury Liner" * Used C-. 9900 1963 Linc. Cont. 4 Dr. All the
---------· power equip. incl 6-way pow-
er seat, factory air. leather
interior. Reduced to $17$.
JOHNSON & SON
Llncoln·Mercury
Cosla Mesa Branch
1941 Harbor Blvd. 642-7050
CORVAIR
Clean 1965 Corvair Corsa,
low miles. Call evenif111 * 67J.8226 *
'67 MUSTANG * SAVE $$$ Otl NEAR• NEW
MUSTANG! 1967 MUstanc
Cpe., 289'' Ere .. power ateer.
Ina auto tram. A 1'ord Mo-
tor 'eo. ooc car. ~ driv.
en 7,963 miles. Orleinal red
fini11h with red vin11 Interior.
$2495.00
JOHNSON & SON
Llncol.n-M el"CUJ')'
C'olta Meaa Branch
19tl Harbot Blvd. 542-7~
'66 MUSTANG. v.a. ... b It e
hardtop with blue Int. Oom·
ple"1y original. Top con·
dltlon wide ~ out! WUl
take trade or nso cash.
Pymts $49.86 mo .• db', caK
after 11, 4M-9T73 « ~7
'67 Mustan1 GTA·2 + l, air, ruu· pwr, less tbn 6,000
mUes. Below blue book. Call
642-7899 alt 6
'66 Muatang, H.T., V-3, auto,
rib 19,000 ml. New tires.
Xlpt cond. $1800. 340-4725
'65 Mu•lllni· Very clean.
29,000 actual Jillile1
Reaa. 646-3006
1965 Red Muslanl 2+2
automatic transmission. nsoo 494-9232
OLDSMOBILE * PowerhouM Spt Cpe 1963 Olds Startire H.T. Fac-
tory air, run power ind.
windows A 1eat. auto trans.
Full Price
$1295
JOHNSON & SON
Lln<.'Oln-Mercury
Costa Mesa Branch
1941 Harbor Blvd. 642-7000
Bank Repo1ae11ion
1967 Olds Delta 4<ir Hard·
top. Full pwr & air cond.
Make otter. Financing avail.
Call before 5 p.m. 642-3111
ext 44 or 49. * Oldsmobile * 1965 Dynamic 88 4 dr Cele-
brity Sedan. 98 motor, tac
air, pwr sir, nidio, cpl, very
clean, good rubber, Xlnt
cond, Pvt pty. $1875 644--0976
~RlDALE Male l'it yn old Oflered to public by Ready to 111el 548-89115 .~<;_...,,,,.. blk • tan. Call 9-lbcA ftower SquMlron
_.,,,....,,-=---,_,_---,,.--.,:-:-:--5-:-1-:-25 Elementary PUot1n1 Courses ao.~ y Kht
Kl'J!ENS S weeka, 2 black It Every Monday, Startine T Ch.,ters
e pay more for an)' 1mporl
reiardlesa Of year. make
or condition. Tcy ~ before
you aell. ELMORE
"' 642.4643
'60 Olds, i.'la wag, full pwr.
air cond, RIH. aeat belts,
elec at&:ta, good cond. $395.
~
1961 Corvf.ir Statlon Wagon. ,53 Olds Fine tran1portation, Moving East. First $225.
9039 MOTORS. 9625 G a r d e n
Grove Blvd JE 7-6630
PORSCHE Takeb. Phone 842-3089 &ood motor -Ma.ke oiler.
Pvt Pty Eves & all day
while, one grey, fat, fluffy & PM June 10 Newport Har----TER--....,-E_FI_N_ES_T '64 Pon,he 1600 C Coupe.
41'iendly 673-6517 S/25 bor'Yacht c1'ub, 7~ W, B•v e CHAR in '63 MG Midget, black beauty, blue. 31,000 mi. $3400. Flr1t
..,, New 40' Ketch pe.1e('t i.'hape in & out. $95 ta)<ei'. Can be seen at 710 So. FREE tlufty kittens, some ! Ave., Newport Beacb 67l-2517 • 675-2400 "a.h ........ -. pymts $35.86 mo. d T1 · J I ...,.. uvwu J1ayfront. Balboa lslan 'ii white. IO'lne 1 ate gray. OR, for your conven.ence
9100
After 10, 494-9773
M'ale .t female. ~7 Every Tuesday, 1tartin1 7 Aircra~ '66 Porsche 912. 5 spd.
FREE Kitltns, black It PM, June 11. Ensiln School, ---------ALLARD O.EAN, MAKE OFFER!
white. Mother S l am e 1 e , Irvine & Cliff Dr., Newport BELl..ANCA demonstrators, • 67~154 • 9S2~ 5/24 Beacb, in Clafetorium. No ~ & Viking 300, low l9Sl Au.ARD~-GT, VERY '63 POT11Che S. Silver/Red
• al . ., advance registration nece• time, full tFR panel .t auto RARE •-U N US u A L. QriO', and Immaculate 16 Week old 1em e pup. -,s 11 t 2 "" .... ~11herd -~ Co 11 i e . aary. Enroll at class; If any pilot. Beat 0 er nex Possibly the only one like ii R A: H. $2G9S. 646-2001. ~-5230 att 4:30 5/24 questions phone 548-1314 or .:::w=e=e=k•=· =n=4=: =546-.=24:7;::4== in the u .s. Must sell immed. '59 PORSCHE Cabriolet. both
d 673-1855. '200 EVes & wkends 646-2592, ask tapg. New paint. f1695. Olt'. Bl.ACK Labrador. 2 yr ol .,00,. ,... _ _._ Bat Mobile Hemet da ....., "~1/"~' 2"o• .male. All shots. Need6 large 12 VOLT· a-,. ... ,we • for Phil Davis. Week ys: '"'""""""' .,..... ...,,.. __ _
CORVETI'E
'68 Corvete <l>nvertlble. Red,
hlal'k top, black interior,
very low mileage, Private
Party. ~1595
COUGAR
'68 BRAND New. Cougar
lease for $89.00 per mo.
Jonnson & Son. 642-0981
CONTINENTAL ~rd. 962-4289. H.B. 5/23 teriea • :om Amp. hrs. N<!w, 1966 Pacemaker. 2 BR. EX· ~. a.sk for Karen. TOYOTA
• -~-----~. -guaranteed, name brand-pando Uv nn, set ttp in _ ~----'67 Continental., leather in-
3 kittens-2 calico & 1 white. ~ $107 10 • Special Sale • family pk in S.A. $650. tA TSUN terior, climatrol, all pow-
2103-C .Santa Ana Ave, CM123 one. w~k only -$49.50. T.O.P. 0( $99.611 mo. Dick, --------· ·-681/2 TOYOTA er. Factory cond, 6.000 mil·
after ;i:30 P.M. 5 Marine .t Battery Shoppe 548-2904 DAJSU N NEW SHIPMENT CAN'T BE FINANC.~? es. $5000. 642-4640 nights. KMTENS 7 k Fl .. .., e eanxrupt'! e Reposse111on1 -------,,----0-~ . w s. w11Y 2430 w. Cout Hwy., N.B. 8' x 30' '56 LANDCRAFT JUST ARRIVED •Bad Credit? • Divorced? '60 Lincoln Continental $350
blk; all wht; exotic blk A 642-9202 642-4235 q)U, drps, extra access incl GET OUR DEAL TODAY •Military •New In Area? goo shape 673-312'1 aft 4:30
wht; like dogs. 968-36e40 '67 Century Sabre 18' •'Pd ~$950::.:........:64&-'......,.9'l89=,..,.....-:::::=-:=:-:::-BRAND NEW AT MakP Payday Payments l::;;::we;;:::e=k:da;::y:;;;s===;;;;;=
ciiico long hair. Send box Only JO hrs. Sid ladders, LIKE NEW· ~·x43' S6800 $199 Cash or Trade t.UI\ UUIO 1420 So. Main " Edinger
AJ?<)R.ABLE Kittens white or bollt. 235 v nr.n en1. -*REDUCED! 1967 STAR. Barwick Hayden IJ'1111 L•nt:a McCARTHY MOTORS
DODGE trained. 431-3700 5/23 apotllght etc. Cost $i500 sell SJS-3784 1 (2 blocks N. of Sean)
POODLE, black male, love. for $4500. Car ln trade or 36 Pymts @ $54.86 mo IMPO. RTS SanlJI Ana Ph 542-3507 '64 Polara 2 dr hdtp, full pow.
..kids. Needs sood yard. will finance. Ji92 Ba.y1hott Motorcyclee 9.300 75,000 ml Gu.,anty ,62 Falcon Squire. sta wag. e~, elec windows. R It H,
Shots. 540-8638 eves. or. 642-«162 494-9773 * 639:3617 ,,.,, 9303 dL·. like new, radio. heater, air. 32000 mi. perf. · cond. dory HONDA ,,60 """" mllA• 1966 Harbor. C.M. .,..... Sl550 •gg.""-•2 CLOTHES Dryer • need& 20' Schock rowizw • ,. • 4"N\I "' ' auto. $7J Cash or lrade. · , ""'' · h II ( ___ _. '"'d new paint, best oUer. FIAT TOYOTA r ll I-eating element. hglss u • ...,,..,.. '" es. • 546-6068 • Pymls $29 mo. A ter • 'SS DODGE Cust. Sportsman. 95~9574 S/24 non-ainkat>le, equip w/nJd. 494-977~ 170, auto, R.l:H, xtra Rall,
KITTENS Part Si am e • e der, tiller, dailer board, Tr•fler,· Tr•vtl 9425 '59 FIAT AB! AR'IHI 8501 ·~::~ HEADQUARTERS '56 Cad Coupe de Ville, air $1695. 67l-5400 aft 6PM
p I a Y f u I very cute pets. sail, tq> cood. S600. Located :k/H. or g. pan . c ELMORE cond,, <l Ir. exceptionally
Weaned. 545-7975 5/24 ~~side Dr., NB. Call TRAVEL TRAILER ~;'.!94r95· firm. 546-J957, clean. top mechanic_:} rond. ___ F_A_L_C_O_N __ _
COOd Natured 2 yr old dog. 15' Santa Fe. lleeps 6. Awn-_196_2_FIA_T__,1.,.,100,.,.....,D:::--:SE=o:-;A7.'N, 9625 GARDEN GROVE BLVD $19 cash $19 mo. ter 4,
Needs yard. Loves children SOup! O>ast 18' w/100 HP ings, bear hitch, ~rmostal GOOD _ .... , • ....,,. 673-1!!>. 3 GARDEN GROVE JE -1-4i630 _6;;3~=36=17======i '61wag4on.doo$r300Facl~. 5~ 5/24 Gray eng.; outrigers, bait oven, carpet etc. Every-'-VllU _,.., -'""" station
Phone
Wkendl 6'f3..8316
'56 OLDS. Holiday, 1-owner.
Looks & runs good! See it,
you'll buy it $125. 642--5912
PONTIAC * Luxury Sport Cpe * 1966 Pontiac Grand Prix Cpe
H.T. FUii power, factory air,
auto trans. Only gone 25,000
miles which can be verified.
Price at less than ~ new
price.
$2695
JOHNSON & SON
Lincoln·Mereury
Costa Mesa Branch
1941 Harbor Blvd. 642-7n>O
'65 PONT. B o n n e v 111 e ,
hardtop, exotic blue, full
power, air cond., d Ir .
(driven by little old 1Cbool
teacher). Speedometer reeds
71.000. Auto apeed control
AU original. Will take older
trade or $150 cash down .
Pymts $46.86 mo. Call after
1 PM, 494.9773 or 639-3617
ROY CARVER
PONTIAC
a ~ Bl., Calta 11-
KI 6-4444
Oranp County'• Exdadft
Dealer fer ft.oUa • ~ ud Bently. tank; trolling rod holders, thlng like new. aft 5 PM TRIUMPH BUICK 962-2878 nGARO Type boy cat, blk bilae pumJll, conv. top 6 $795.00 ========
With wbt boot.a. Box trained. side curt&lnl; Rad Io 8922 Skiff Circle. Hntg. Bch. Hft.LMAN tire FORD '64 BONNEVILLE 4 Dr.
bd'1. Auto .. pwr. steel'. 6
braikes. Xlnt cond. 39.000 * "BEST FORD BUY TN miles. Sl.450. Orig. ownr.
TOWN" 1964 Ford VS. 4 Or _._4_94-_9_309 __ -="':"'.""'.:-=~
548-0397 aft 5. 5/24 (Ape)co), CB antenna, etc. IN.W. of Ada-~ & Magnolt'al ---------TR. 4 • '63. New t~. ....,•· ..,800 6'M ••74 ""' starter, reblt car &c eng. • 3e 3 Female kittene, black and ~· •...-n '59 Hillman co1we!jtlble. exc .
. arey, lonr hair. 147-4611 FOR FISHERMEN: 19'3" TRAVD. Trlr. to houseboat cond. Best ofter over $175, radio, tighter. $1150 this
1964 Gl.ASTRON deep v to trvl. trlr. H easy u 1-2-3; S47-0430 week. 546-6.106. 54&-7370
FREE 2 cute, all b l I c k hUll, 120 HP Mere 110 fully S. C. A: brand new ========= '66 'l'rlumph Spitfire. 2 top!!. Sedan. Factory air. powrr '65 Le Mans. 326 V-8. PS.
mat& lc1tten1. 675-3408 5123 drive + ro HP Mere aux $4400. &36-2119 aft.. JAGUAR Rarlio, heater. 2'2,000 miles.
81'ftO!I male O>ck·A·Poo, good outtrd. Marine radio 2 scoop 1.:.8.--T-erry-.-se-:II~c-.on-:-t-:ai:-nrd:-; SJ680. 642·6452
steering, radio & heater. A PR. AMffM. 4 s'Pd, etc.
hoya pet, 847-4346 5/24 inbrd bait tank. lots more r.1eep1 6. Xlnt cond, S1800 EMERGENCY SALE! '57 157 TR·l-$400
3' Sntall pupa. Mother black xtru. $3700 842-1239 646-5800 alt 3 Ja~ar XK 14(), auto, motor • 645-26-il e
real nice family car pricro $1650. 675-1750 art 6 PM
RI WholrS11lr Bhu' B<>ok lhis '6.'l Le M11ns 2 dr hr<l lop.
week Dilly PIS 4 spd. 326 ru. in. ex
·spaniel. LI S-6636 5/24 DESPERATE '66.:.~N.:..:IMR-. .,.....,,,OD~-:-hd":".'tp-:-t e-n:-in good cond . new tires. $600 ----------' $875.00 rood. Sl695. &16~';24
ADORABLE Kittens to good MUST SELL trailer. cooktn1 unit, many cash Bel 9:30 AM or alt 6:30 VOLKSWAGEN
• borne. ~l177 5/25 50' x 14' Heavy cruising extru. $995. ~ PM. 494-874.i
JOHNSON & SON GTO '65, hdtp. R/H, P/S,
NTS •nd LIVESTOCK lehooner roomy Lve .• abet. 9500 '85 Jaauar 3.ss. auto, chr 1967 Volksw~ ,._.._ W 213 • GM7742 a&t 5 and Trucks wires. 40,000 m.i, id shape. -.--~ we.kends. 'll CH""'· tL tao l"a-·aJl. V Going in service. $3300 $1679
Lincoln-Mercury auto trans. new tires. Reedy
Costa Mesa Branch to bergain. 499-2588
1941 Harbor Blvd. 642-7000 RAMBLER "' • 79 .....,. • 3 688--0043 or 673-0776 eves SlAMDE Kl'ITENS DRY Boat storqe for 10' '1> 8, auto., '650 firm. XKE Cpe M l 6 Mo.~,000 Ml. Ou•r. Trained a Jolrnbl• 50' boat.I. Factlftlea to do •54 CHEV. >,i. tone Carryall 1963 Jaguar · · us l""'lu•-50 HP Ser'-Wind-... ...__t -"'-":t h · k ·hJ,. be attn to be appreciated. '"" ""'• ._
'64 GA'...AXI.E 500 Xlnt cond.
2 dr, air, pa, RltH. S995
542-4384 alt 5 '61 Rambler 4 door ledan. 6
cyl. Rebuild enaine New 3
speed auto. transmission.
lnter\or like new $500. 1503
E. Fairmont, Santa Ana.
S15• * 142-1')C; wo,.,. on 70W' ""'" -· ...,..;. Bil t q ., tr., allc 1 "• 1hleld Washers, f u 11 Vtnyl
H"Y, M•lnen Mlle, N.8. ref. 8 Ply rubber n195 fialm 96Z-680l alt S pm Interior, Outside MI r rot,
'65 BUICK Deluxe station 1958 Ford SkyUner. f'.xtr~
wagon Pwr brk1.. steer. clean. See to appreciate. ~"------·~ ., A PET OR A PESTT_ , l(rw obedience daaet
•arttnc. Lynn RUlltll
*-3890 534-2860
ll;AQ( malt POODLE. 1
moe. pepera .wall, an llbots.
1&5. 5*-87 .net ..
b11tnadan puppies. AKC, ..... u ... baYe llloCa, noo • 540-Gr7
40c per ft. 642-9'JG2, &C-4235 54&-395T or 613-69C5 H.ater, 0erroster, u well
Glaupar 18' Sedlrtr, UO '56 Ford Courier panel, trlr MDCEDES IENZ 111 cleanui> 11nd dellVft'Y.
etc. ~v. s t a t t . or ( e r -Pvt Pty 673-7981
542-3864
hp INC Mere Cl'\llltt drive. hitch. new bead llnina. pe![ $180 Full In. P•yment
Dlllel cond. Many extru. 'board 1141.na Inside. reblt lnctudea '"" A Lie.
n4: 67>-1703 eng. SSOO ruh anty 942-5080_ $54.54 mo. bank flnen.
548-6116 '5.11 Ford 4 door sedan, 3S'l
'6" Bulck Skylark convt, fully eng. R/H, autom1tic, pwr
l!(lUlp, &A.ut cond. Sl2:'l0 steering. ~ ! STUDRAKER
Orig own. 6~1502 1960 FORD GAL.A.'<TE. R&H. , 1r OllJla enu.er. Trlr, 50 ·BANK REPOSSESSION Ask about our
Jotm.Dn, recently olhauled, 1988 ~· " TOft P.U. Pholle Sl.82 On • 36 mo o $53.62 + ·oo LaSebre 4-D SD. RH. llir. mechanically good $400 '57 STUDEBAKER SilVl!I' ~pb, excel tires. O can Pvt 5.16-7148 Hawk ExceUl'nt condition.
beit tank, e4« 9tarter', 54l-9210 f« detaOI 1 fln•I pn.ymrnt for tlUt. mu. '150. 541-1731 '56 FOl'CI Pklr Up, dean body. T&M MOTORS piy. $l800. 540-564..t 646-9949 '66 C:~I ~HT. vtny'I mot $300. 67l-3l'l9
30' Cabin O'l.liwr, Cbl')'aler 8. NII fair, $3iiO cub. EYes. ~-•Im vw 1r .Ponctlc CADILLAC Exrel~nt "°'1dltl.cm. $2500 or ~ ''~-1 • · '61 F11tl11ne 500. 6 Pa..<u.
full pwr. sir. StPrec>aonlr.
nu tires. $2250. 83.'J.-an9
~totter. 646-ml '14l CARDEN GROVE BL. -,68-CA-O-. E-.LDO--RA-00-: -w-h-lte w•"on. PS/PB. low mile~ • •• -'ii ton Ford P\clcQp F 100, '6() 220 s. hl•rkfbla.ct int, GARDEN GROVE 1 "
•SAC SALE! 32' 1'1rin Dieeel omom cab. 1· bed. auto, ww. l\&H, Xlnt cond. $1100 ...... 5551 or 534-2'.. paddl'd lop, lull e•ll'l(lr. one ownrr. smo. 542-1131
""1761 r11c1 •ir, tilt slt'rrinJ.t whrtl: =====-:;:;;;;;:== RMdy _,IO~..! V3. 114150 98W.l24 673-1703 SO"'_.. to Ew·"""'· ,17 VW door locks; spccll\I aqua MERCURY * Prl~ -n3.500. OR~ • "3 "°"' ~.· ========:;. ·~ .. -~ -..-. °' It ~ locally
MG BUC. Mny cicttu . S~ plllnt . .-.IN' 11 : --------·van, OtM! '8!iO. Jcnln1t for Europe. f7295 ·-..... • "'D ..... •ta••-• --• tam ft, 4~105 •l.U ........ lJD an.Al'O ,,,.__ IJVIJ
••-Prlntt party. ~-w•eon. Air, etc .• tall arrvt~ 611/2 MG
NEW SHIPMENT
JUST AltllVID
GET OUR DEAL TOO.AT
.,IMLll>U
'66 VW C.mper, 20,000 ml WHrn; '63 c.a ONpe de froc fOt' 4(),000 mll«>. L8&e
w/tent. $2165. OMl5I after vme. Like ""'' Al.r. One f« l11t Pft month. Also
5. OllfMf' See ~ a p Pre c • U11lable: • x c •pt Io 11 a l
•• VW Van; mlllt 1111 tm. H)..StTI bupina m our h aae
1Dt'd. Fair condidoa. -MUST Sell 18 nMWOOd tumlnL u... D. ''t .
54&-QQ CadIDac:. Good r u n 11 I n r Johnq • Son LlDcola •
VW 'IT Vellant. Sq bk. Xlnt toftd1 fuU ~ and fllftcry MrrC1.U7 et2-09Sl
T-llRD
R.EO 1955 T -81 rd, r('huilt
TOOtOf' A: trans. P.S .. P.B ..
P .s.. oew wtillt vtnyl 10ft
lap. 2 •Cl• MW tlrt'5 "
wheela. orl.ilnsls It cbl'Omt
wheel•. $1396 646-4«n ~
54&-C76 tfet
:S1 T.auu>. orir. ownf!'.
Auto., port·holes; c!Mn: ntoo. S.B2 l4M52t
'M Landaa Full power, Air,
FM 48,000 ml. SJOO tor"""'
ty. &l $1450 67S-Jmt
• 1Mp0RTS cond. S1960. Priv pey. f1S. air. S3S&• Phone IMl-2968 '85 Mtrcury ~l'ltble.. "111t
2452, lll Vl11 Quito, N.8. •87 cadlllac Olupe dr vm~. condltlon. Lo m 11 ••a e . ---------1
'"" VW. vjjii:-~Nd 12,000 mJlu. WW ttadl'· Pmn.tum 'rft.a. SltSO. U '65 VAUtnt 200, ata WA'f1 Lo "" " t-ll97 da 1u mllN. 1 ewner. auto, r/1\,
VAUANT
18 Rarbor. C.M. --.m
'5'4 MGTF. ~I c.oncl.
rf'tlufl1 mola". wtr. W'hll.
l:U'liO. Pvt l!U'· "4: 521-5215
\,
,.int. tlm. brak-. tftl. 540-4590 • YI ot1i,,. xlnt cond $1150 Ott btwt oiler
•firm ~ '6T £l .Dor11do. Air, low PUCE 1llGf •• 9111 "'*" $TM '61 lftf~q<t w11mnty S A C tbeJ an ~ -DAILY
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FULL
PRICE:
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~".\ILV PDT EDITORIAL PAGE
Ineffective Schmitz
Orange County's slate Sen. John G. Schmttz (R-
Tustin) continues smilingly on his John Birch Society
party Une--a rigid. extreme •·conservatj m'' which ac-
complishes nothing for his constituent11 in this seventh
decade of lhe Twentieth Century.
To all who recognize that politics is the art oI the
possible, Schmitz continues to add lo his rating a11 the
least eUechve legislator in Sacramento-and. as such,
an embarrassment to Orange County. Items:
-Unlike Governor Reagan, Schmitz continues to de-
mand total npeal of the Rumford Act. Reagan reasons
that outright repeal, instead of a moderate amendment.
would create more problems with the state's minority
groups (for whom lbe Rumford Act is an emotional
symbol) than it would solv~ for the white commun ity.
Schmitz refused to support anything s hort of outright
repeal. preferring, in his own words. lo "go down in~
bla?e of glory.'' .
-In various speeches. Schmitz has revealed a per·
vading bigotry ill becoming anyone in government in
this day and time.
-He has sent out a questionnaire on higher educa-
tion so loaded with biased, misleading questions as to
be an obvious propaganda device.
-He has embarrassed his fellow Republicans by
his intransigence on budget matters, accusing Reagan
of "overs~nding" when the drive has been to ~urn
responsibility to the state budget. Without showing ~
the budget might fairly be cut, he brazenly accuses ttie,
governor and Legislature of reckless spending:
-He would impose political control over education.
a move which can only lead lo destruction of freedom
of inquiry and innovation. This reflects the deadening
philosophy of totalitarian control-something closer to
communism than extremists of the far right (who don't
reaUy trust the democratic process) will admit.
-He recently r eintroduced his discredited and de-
f eated "Liberty Amendment," the prime purpose of
which is to repeal the federal personal Income tax.
CWbo wouldn't llke this? But •bat aubstJtute means ls
there to finance the most powerful-and secur~ na-
.' Uon on earth'?) The Senate killed the bill once again.
. -Arrogantly. SChmitz opposed a recess of the Leg-
islature to give Assemblymen. all 80 of whom are up for
election this year, from May 30 through the June 4
primary a chance to campaign. Not himself up for
challenge in the primary, Schmiu described tbe ~
sembly as a group that "we deal with like a father
deals with bis cblldren."
-Ridiculous as these attitudes and actions were,
Schmitz probably topped bis own worst in unrealism
when he succeeded in defeating a bill whlch would have
liberalized the state Jaw govci(Ding the sale of prophy·
lacUcs.
Almost anyone knows there has been a serious in-
crease in venereal disease among teen-agers. Sex edu-
cation at home and in the schools bas been woefully
inadequate. In more enlightened and realistic states,
prophylactic aids are available to them.
But Schmitz would deny sucb protection by relying
on ··sell-discipline" and looking at the "moral dJseases"
instead of the physical diseases. The law he defeated
would have broadened an 1837 law to permit sale of pro-
phylactic devices to unmarried persons and those under
18 years of age.
Senator Schmitz may be. theoretically correct in as.
serting that the ·'best way" to control venereal disease
is through sell-discipline-but It is a Oat denial of the
facts of life. now and for decades past.
If Orange County's senator can claim effectiveness
as a toensible. constructive legislator in any area o1 gov-
ernment, the fact escapes everyone not tied up tightly
.ln...Bircb &ciety ideolog)'..-.Hb uplacemenWa-a goal.
every reasonable Republican (and Democrat) in the
county should aet for the next senatorial election.
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t . '~ •'v t: ,~ ~ h:.
(' ,'. \ =~ ·~i
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Irony of Drug Mere Gossip
~rings Grave
Injustice
'The lflore Blood the Bette~
Makers, Users
The most fascinating paradox about
the modern use of such drugs as LSD
harnever been menrloned by anyone.
to my knowledge -and that is ac·
cesalbility and relative cheapness of
them, whim are due to men who are
the uact opposites of the people who
ta'<e such drugs. /
Jn tile last few yean, there have
been fantastic successes in modern
chemical and p h a r m a c e u t i c a 1
technology. One expert in the tie Id
estimates that a new compound with
potential drug use Is synthesized every
five minutes. We are developing such
drugs far faster than we can evaluate
ttleir efficacy or their safety.
TRJ8 DUBIOUS ''boon" to the dru~
taker Cwho no longer need rely on the
sinister and expensive heroin tiabill
is the result of scientists applying
themselves to unlocking some of the
secret! of nature -or, to put it less
tritely. to the efforts to men ob-
jedlvel11Dv.lved in penetrating reall·
ty.
The chemists and pharmacologists
who (unwittingly) have made thete
"escape" drugs available are men
who themselves are the exact opposite
of the drug.takers. They are men who
confront reality. wrestle witlrlt. and
extricate from it some of the most
'''"~fut -if potentially dangerous -
k:iowledge we can have.
IT IS ENTIRELY through their
labors. through their tedious day-by·
day grappling with abstruse scientific
problems. that the drug-users have
available a cheap and easy supply of
I
flight·int.o·fantasy. The fantasy is
made possible onJy by the deep ex-
trication of these compounds from the
ground of reality, just as gold Is mined
from the earth.
What Is ironic here is that wh11e the
drug-users praise the new narcotics as
the great salvation of our time, this
''salvation" is not the fruit of their
own labor or achievements. but wholly
the product ol men they despise and
work Uley decry. tr the drug-com·
pounders were like the drug-takers.
there would be no LSD on the market
-for fantasists cannot nourish in a
laboratory.
THE DRUG TAKERS 1£or whom. it
must be made clear, I have more pity
than anger or contempt) remind me of
the alienated adolescent who uses an
automobile for h1s hostile acts against
90Ciety. and yet who bimseU could not
90 mbch aa make a spark plug. He is
wholly (and qwte o b 11 v i o u s 1 y )
dependent upon the invention. the in·
genwty. the sweat and dedication of
others to create and produce for him
the automobile he can only use -and
destroy -for his tortured satisfac-
tion.
U the drug-takers want to repudiate
society and reality. they have a
perfect right to do so -but not to
utilize the very fruit$ of what they re·
ject for a trip they could never make
on tlieir own.
Objectives of Red Viets
WASHINGTON -''People'i; con·
gresses" -or shadow governmenta-
are slowly beginning to take .shape ln
Saigon and Washington.
Another is scheduled ta appear in
West Berlin later in the summer.
A I though these movl!menh in Saigon
a:id here now appear small. U.S. ln·
teUigence and security sources warn
leaders have ambitious pJ.ang for
political subversion.
In South Vietnam ~ Mwly fonned
pro-Communist p e ace alliance is
Ol'gan1zlnt a "People's Congress'' l'O
swell its rari«s and lea~ership and to
u~ the organization to ·publicly indict
1·~e pro·U.S. Tbieu government and
hasten its destruction.
Underground Hanoi agents lden·
tifylnc themselves wltll Ule peace
aw.nee have begun circulatina ln
saiSon .xi urgiDc national political
J*tY )Ndera, illt>or' lmicm heed&. and
•• 6nrte
Dur Gecirge : r. it true that a butband shoo.Id
put hi• foot down ftrmly and
nlUlt • do housework in any fonn. and make h11 position
known immediat-ely alter mar-
rla1e?
NEW GROOM
l>Nt' Ntw Gf'oom:
Only 11 JOQ .. """""to put
1lp wfth tbe IWUl{at-anctr'. 'The
truable wtlll tntlll to put JfNr
foot down flrn\1J l1 It IO often
_. up in your mouth. And
remember the oM llJinC. "A
MW Cl'OCllD reaps 1plttn." (0.
K .. o. k .. but I don't do it wtr/ ..... . . )
"
reltg1ous leaders to join their pro-Com·
. munist ranks.
A CAPTURED North Vietnamese
document now being studied at the
Pentagon explains the operations of
the "People"s Congress" as follows :
·"The political objective is to bring
together all leaders and irouPS ad·
vocatlng Immediate peace In Vietnam
into one loosely formed organiution
to work for the Isolation of the Ameri·
can-backed government of President
Thieu from the Vietnamese people.
"Members ol the 'People's Con·
gress' will form a shadow government
which will be prepared to seize power
In the name of tbe Alllance for Na·
Uona.. Democratic Peace Forces.
"NegoUationtl will then bt opeoed
witti the Nltionel Liberetion Front
(h Viet Cong politioll organization)
to for)ll a coalition government and
evict Ml Ammcans Dun Souttl Viet·
11am."
THE CAPTURED d o e u m ' n l clearly po4ntt out tbat Hanoi Is u~ing •
the Paris P e a c e talks to try to
accomplish thia polltleal objective,
stating:
"A«'Ol"dlnt to ow policy we must ~ ttle wr and ~ate • tht
Nll'M tlmt. NefOdations will l«'Ye
mainly to provide us .. IOW)Ctwwlt
from .tlidl to ..._. oar attacb Cft Salton from within and without. · 1' Anolhtr l'UIOll f« the MJoUltiOOI
• to ..,... the ....,, •• suac.J at· taco llpoe QI bJ build . up op-
position to the war lft Sa Soll and
Wa1h.intton amoq IJ'OUpl that want '-> end .,. violence."
SDS Aim: Power, Disruption
Miss Carolyn Lea Tatnall. 22, a
photographic technician wi\b the
Anny M4tp SeTvice.. in the Pentacon,
was forced from her job on the ba-as
ol secret reportl that she is "im·
moral.''
The question of Miss Tatnall's
character, her f\lilt or innocence ol
the charge. is not for comment here,
beyond noting that by our law and
tradition she rhust be presumed in·
nocent unless proved guilty. But as
s~ had no hurinit resemblinit a trial.
she can prove nothing.
What is for comment here is that
this practice, if old, is outrageous 1n
an armed service, or any other public
employer. Federal, State oC loca l. It is
a negation Of the whole spirit of our
free soclecy.
MlSS TATNALL LIVES alone in a
Washington apartment. February 19,
according to Associated Press. she un·
derwent a two-hour interrogation by
unnamed superiors. ~ said that
among other questions asked her were
these: Are you a homosexual7 Have
you ever had an abortion? Do you lake
birth control pills?
The image of a stuffy old army col·
onel putting these questions to a
young woman is abhorrent
Some mcnths ago a group of
Students for a Democr<Vic Society
hauled down the Amerioan 1Iag from a
rather tall pole at a Midwestern
un!ve;slty and ran up the Viet Cong
baMer. They then cut the halyards.
When firemen came to take down the
Viet Cong flag SDS militants stoned
tbem away.
CJne of the SDS men left heh.ind a
handbook ~pblet in a temporarily "occupied'' university ofllce. It con-
tained lnsvuctlons on how a carefully
organized revolutionary group could
take over a large university . The pam·
phlet had been prepared at a meeting
weeks before in Maryland.
The most reveallng r~t c.n the
take-over at Columbia University was
published in The New Republic. Two
men report the event5 with clarity and
seeming empathy that eauses them to
accept the routine SDS version or "police brutality.··
THEY WRITE: "Months before. at
an SOS conference in Maryland, the
decision had been reached to take
physical control of a major American
university this spring.·• Columbia was
selected, The New Republic reporters
say, because of Its liberal reputation,
its situation in New York, and the fact it was an Ivy League school.
Plans were made by the SOS to use
the issue ol Columbia '1 building of a
gymnasium. after 10 years of negotia·
Lions. in a public area or Harlem ad·
joining the universHy. The gym was
made an issue because the planners
believed "it would coalt!!ce the black
radicals behind the protest. .. m did.)
A second issue was a demand for
amnesty for SDS members already on
parole for former violations of regula·
tions. A third demand was that the
university withdraw from the Institute
for Defense Analyses.
THE NEW REPUBLIC'S reporters
state frankly that these three issues
were pretexts aimed at winning the
libe':'al elements at the university.
"Jn the broadest sense." They
wrote, "lo the m o s t r a d i c a l
members of SOS Columbia itself was
not the Issue. It was revolutior. and if
it could be shown that a great
university could be taken over in a
matter of days by a well organized
group oC students. then no university
was secure . . . The purpose was to
dt!ltroy Institu tions of the American
establiahment in the hope that out of
the chaoa a better America would
emerge.''
THE NEW REPUBLIC article also
describes a meeting between a
sookesman for the modert4le stuc!ents
who had, on the basis ot ..._ three
pretext issues, been suckered Into
participating. The moderate was pro-
testing instructions to use clubs and
gasoline against police.
The reply from an SDS leader was a
cont~mptuous. "You --libeMls
don't understand what the scene is
about. It's about power and disruption.
The more blood the better.''
Mark Rudd, chairman Of SOS,
reportedly on a recent visit to Cuba, is
regarded as a revolutionary ol the Che
Guevara school, as adapted ~om
teachings contained in two books of
the past. lew years by Regis Debray
and Frantz Fanon. Both have ad-
vocated guerrilla tactics for taking
over urbau centers. universities,
television and radio stations. police in-
stallations, and so on.
THERE ·1s NO need for any cries of
a "Chicken Little" character.
But it is. of course. obvious that
such tactics as these help produce the
growing "right wing" force in th.is country. This is precisely what the
SOS and other revolutiorK1ries wish to
happen - a violent clash between
Americans.l "The more blood the bet·
ter."
Such revolutionaries are n o t
numerically large. But they are ex·
tremely well organized. (At Columbia
they brought with them into ute oc•
cupied buildings materials for com-
batting tear gas as well as large
stocks of food. They apparent!y plan-
ned on "actors" to start the cry of
"brutality.")
rr WILL BE A foolish American
who is driven by such excesses to join
or advocate any right-wing ex-
tremism. What is needed · Is com·
prehension. reeognition a n d un-
derstanding of the revolutionary aims
a'nd training of SOS and other militant
radical groups. They depend on taklne
ln the naive and uncomprehending.
"You --liberals don't understand
what the scene i9 about. It's about
power and disruption."
She was told by a govern ment
security officer the charges were
brought by neighbors in her apartment
house, but she could find none who ad-
mitted it. An Army spokesman denied
she was tired, but conceded her
security clearance was lilted. This ii
manifestly a sleazy atat.emenl , since
her wcrk la such that revoking
clearance would automaticaJiy deprive
her of her job. and impair her record
for another job.
Joh Paradox in California
By JAMES E. WHETMORE
Seaa&or
35tb Ola&rld
While state and local committees
have organized to seek jobs for the
FROM TH I S STAR·CHA \fBER jobless, the stat~ committee on h1&her
procedure she has no recourse. except education has Issued a report that dur·
one. She appealed to Senator S.J. Er· lng tbe 1970s industry In California wiU
vin Jr., North Carolina, who has a bill need 2.4 million more •killed worker• pending to protect Federal employees from unwarranted intrumons on their than It can produce. In fact, theJ
privacy. He said hundreds or sucb report It wW be necessary to import a
case1 came to h1s attention. and ad-qualified labor force from throutbout
ded: "I don't think one should lose his the naUon.
right to earn a Uving as a government Why have 10 many thousands of
employee because of undisclosed CaWornians not benefited I r o m
allegations by faceless people .. Cellfornia's great economic growth?
"F 1 1 " · ... And why. in fact, has 40 percent of the :ace ess peop e 1s we gravamen akilled manpower beetl brought tn
or this case. Apparently anybody can from outside oalifornia sin~ World go to a civil or inned service bureo I war n•
and convey mere gossip. T b t ·
machinery then start& with a jerk, an
Impertinent inquisition is staged. and
clearance ii lifted -ta.ta.
Now you and I know eossip of tJm
brand has a high content of distortion, ~ it Isn't downright mallcious. But
Anny doesn't know ll, or civil n ·
ec:utives. or if they know. they doo't care.
IF YOU AR£ ACC\ISEO in court
you mull be confronted by your ac-
cuaen -that's conRituUonal law and
a vital part of due proce11. But aey Ut·
tle ttutfed4b!rt tff1ee doesn't have to
worry about CClftltitudonal ri ghts or
due proc:ea. AD It netda to deprift
yw ot your llv.ll:hood 11 a tew 1habbf
l~armera, Who ma1 be scoundrell for
all tbe ~ -....
Plenty of thla hal been co ng oa fGf c1ec-. at all Jevela cl tht public
Hf'Vlc:e, ind&d.q the cMli1r1 rector al
the armed Ml"\lkw. It's high lime ..
blltt It bJ' law. and to bring more fll
\en he= pubUc employ ea into tt.
broed 6t Amtncan Jus~.
INDEED; THOUSANDS of our
1'8te'1 citiseoa, llYinC m{)ltly in urban
1Jum ams. haft 80t binellted frOm
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
Wbeo the meet lall«tt the ...U.
lltlr Cbe bold ... ~ wltll
ft, w1l1 they have to Pl1 an lD-
blrltanct tal!
-C. ff. H.
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our tremendous Industrial expansion
becauM? they lack the necessary skills
to fill jobs created by this work
growth. And they continue to suffer
the effects of poverty even while we
are constantly plagued by a manpower
shortage.
The report says that white much of
this influx from without our borders
has resulted from empk>yment stan-
dards established for California'•
growing defense and aero-space ill-
dustriea. it has occurred during a
period m.rked not only :,ya 0 teeminC
hurricane of prosperity." but also by a
high and debilitatinc rate of unemploy·
ment and underemployment.
LET'S LOOI AT the record!
Callfonla bu an unemployment rate
that esceeck the naUonal averace (4.6
percent aa compved to u perceat).
This fact 11 only • partial Indication of
WI paradoxlclll 1ltuaUon. As an ex-
ample, the rtport polntl out that wtlile
the "alum .. unempl~t rate for
Oakland 11 13 percent.. a ffi:ent ltll'Vey
lndfoat.ea about 30 ~nt ol the
resldfllll in Oakland 1 bayside area
are "undenmployt!sf" -meaning the.y
don't earn enoQCb to 1 u pp o r t
tbemaelvea.
Tbe report aoet tll to eatimate tbat
-out Of ...., a.. penoas la .nu povev ... bu a Hrioal
emplo,..m PNllUm. And, ·~ ~~.~:::::... the fact th« .. nlfart COit.i caadnue
to mer... at a rat. that outpee11 the
ll'"1tl of tM econom1 and the poputa. tlon."
IOME Of' UI In tile t.platute fMI
that ti,.. are te ~ fhll ec:w rdc
conruct -and tile responsibility cer·
tainly does not • all fall on lbe
lawmakers -we can no tonger be
content to find men who match our
jobs. We will have to upgrade the
manpower already available. and then
attempt to develop additional job op-
portunities which do not require refin-
ed skilJs.
Unfortunately. Califorrua In the past
ha• taken an overly cautious attitude
l<.ward planning for manpower needs.
The pubMc 1ehool system. for ex·
ampie, h• failed to place enou.gh
emphasis on vooatiooal education. and
there baa been UWe incentive for
1tudents who are not interested in
academic tralnln1 even to finilb high
school.
OCCUPATIONAL trends In the 19709
will lncreue demands for white-collar
and ael'Vlce workers, but suldance
coumelon In achoola do not now suf·
llelently understand these trends, nor
adY1se 1beJr atudentt propertf, OM tx·
pert in the field said recentl)t.
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Ineffective Schmitz
Orange County's state Sen. John G. Schmitz CR--
Tustin) conUnues smiUogly ob his John Birch Society
party line-a rigid, extreme "conse_rvatism" which ac·
complishes nothing for his constituents in this seventh
decade of the Twentieth Century.
To all who recognize that politics is the art or the
possible, Schmitz continues to add to his rating as the
least effective legislator in Sacramento-and, as such,
an embarrassment to Orange County. Items:
-Unlike Governor Reagan, Schmitz continues to de-
mand total repeal of the Rumford Act. Reagan reasons
that outright repeal, instead of a moderate amendment,
would create more problems with the state's minority
groups (for wbom the Rumford Act is an emotional
symbol) than it would solv~ for the white community.
Schmitz refused to support anything short of outright
repeal, preferring, in hi~ own word&, to "go down in a
blazt! of glory."
-In various speeches. Schmitz has revealed a per·
vading bigotry ill becoming anyone in government in
this day and time.
-He has sent out a queslioMalre on higher educa·
tion so loaded witb biased, misleading questions as to
be an obvious propaganda device.
-He has embarrassed his fellow Repl.nNicans by
his intransigence on budget matters, accusing Reagan
of "overs~nding" when the drive has been to r.turn
responsibility to the state budget. Without showing ~
the budget might fairly be cut, he brazenly accuses the
governor and Legislature of reckless spending.
-He would impose political control over education.
a move which can only lead to destruction of freedom
of inquiry and innovation. This reflects the deadening
philosophy of totalitarian control-something closer to
communism than extremists of the far right (who don't
reaJJY[rust the aemocrafic pl'ocessrwttl crdrntt;--
which is to repeal the federal personal income Lu.
(Who wouldn't like this! But what substitute meana ls
there to finance the most powerful-and secure-na·
tlon on earth?) The Senate kiJled the blll once again.
-ArroganUy. Schmitz opposed a recess of the Leg-
islature to give Assemblymen, all 80 of whom are up for
election this year, fiom May 30 through the June 4
primary a chance to campaign. Not himself up for
challenge in the primary, Schmitz described the >..
sembly as a ,_group that "we deal with like a father
deals with his children.''
-Ridiculous as these attitudes and actions were,
Schmitz probably topped his own worst in unrealism
when be succeeded in defeating a bUl wbicb would have
liberalized the state law governing the sale of prophy·
lactics.
Almost anyone knows there bas been a serious in-
crease in y enereal disease among teen-agers. Sex edu-
cation at home and in the schools has been woefully
Inadequate. In more enlightened and realistic statei,
prophylactic aids are available to them.
But Schmitz would deny such protection by relyinK
on "self-discipline" and looking at tbe '4moral diseues '
instead of the physical diseases. The law he deteated
would have broadened an 1837 law to permit sale of pro-
phylactic devices to unmarried persons and those under
18 years of age.
Senator Schmitz may be' theoretically correct in as.
serting that the ''best way'' to' control "Venereal disease
is throu~h self-discipline-but it is a flat denial of the
facts or life. now a~d for decades past.
-He recently reintroduced his discredited and de-
feated "Liberty Amendment." the prime purpose of
If Orange County's senator can claim effectiveness
as a tiensible. constructive legislator in any area of gov-
ernme~ the fact escapes everyone not tied up tightly --m Btrch'-Soctety-ideolofy~.-replaeemeni-i&-a-goal
every reasonable Republican (and Democrat) in the
county should ~t. for tbe next senatorial election. • You MEAN PEOPlt ACTUALL'< 80UCQHT YOU <~TS FREt
t>RIN~ WHEN YOU CAME ~OME fROM '(OUR WAAS~-
Irony of Drug Mere Gossip
6rings Grave
Injustice
'Tlae /flore Blood tlae Better'
SDS Aim: Power, Disruption Makers, Users
'Mle most fascinating paradox about
the mOdern use ol such drugs as LSD
has never been mentioned by anyone,
to my knowledge -and that is ac·
cesaibllity and relative dleapness of
th~. wtxidl are due to men who are
the uaot opposites ol the people who
take such drugs.
ln tbe last few years, there have
been fantastic successes in modl!f'n
chemical and p h a r m a c e u t I c a I
technology. One expert in the field
estimates that a new compound with
potential drug use Is synthesized every
five minutes. We are developing 1mch
drul• far f~r than we can evaluate
their efficacy or their safety.
TR18 DUBIOUS ''boon'' lo the drug
taker (who no longer need rely on the
sinister and expensive heroin habit)
is the result of scientists applying
themselves to unlocking some of the
secrets of nature -or, to put it less
tritely, to the efforu to men ob-
jectlvely l.avtlved in penetrating reali·
ty.
The chemists and pharmacologists
who (unwittingly) have made these
"escape" drugs available are men
who themselves are the exact opposite
<ff the drug-tak"ers. They-are men who
confront reality. wrestle with it. and
extricate from It some of the most
11~~ru1 -IJ potentially dan gerous -
k:iowledge we can have.
flight-into-fantasy. The fantasy is
made possible only by the deep ex-
trication ol these compounds from the
ground of reality, just as gold is mined
from the earth.
What is ironic here is that while the
drug-users praise the new oarcotics as
the great salvation of our time, this
"salvation" is not the fruit of their
own labor or achievements. but wholly
the product of men they despise and
work they decry. If the drug-com·
pounders were like the drug-takers.
there would be no ~O on the market
-for fantasists cannot nourish in a
laboratory.
THE DRUG TAKERS I for whom, it
must be made clear. I have more pity
than anger or contempt) remind me of
the aUenated adolescent' who uses an
automobile for his hostile acts against
llOCiety. and yet who him sell could not
so much aa make a spark plug. He is
wholly (and qwte ob 1 iv lo us l y )
dependent upon the Invention. the in·
genuity. the sweat and dedication of
others to create and produce for him
the automobile he can only use -and
destroy -for his tortured s.atisfac-
bon.
Miss Carolyn Lea Tatna\l. 22, a
photographic technician wi\ti the
Army Map 5erv1ce 1JJ the Pe«acon,
w1111 forced from her job on the bhia
ol secret reports that she is "im·
moral."
The question of Miss Tatnall's
character, her auilt or innocence of
the charge. is not for comment here.
beyond noting that by our law and
tradition she must be presumed in·
nocent unteu proved guilty. But as
she had no hearln5! resemblin5! a trial,
she can prove nothing. -
What is for comment here is that
this practice. il old, ia outrageous in
an armed service. or any other public
employer. Federal, State or local. It is
a negation Of the whole spirit of our tree socie1;y.
MISS TATNALL LIVES alone in a
Washington apartment. February 19,
according to Associated Press. she un·
derwent a two-hour interrogation by
unnamed superiors. She said that.
among other questions asked her were
these: Are you a homosexual? Have
you ever had an abortion? Do you take
birth control pills?
The image of a stuffy old army col·
onel putting these questions to a
youog woman is abhorrent.
Some mcntbs ago a group of
Students for a Democratic Society
hauled down the American nag from a
rather tall pole at a Midwestern
univeysity and ran up the Viet Cong
banner. They then cut the halyards. -
When firemen came to take down the
Viet Cong flag SDS militants stoned
6-em away.
Ol\e of the SDS men left behind a
handbook ?AJDphlet in a temporarily "occupied'' univeti9ity office. It con.
tained instructions on bow a carefully
organized revolutionary group could
take over a large university. The pam-
phlet had been prepared at a meeting
weeks before in Marylaod.
The most reveallng report c.n the
take.over at Columbia University was
published in The New Republi~. Two
men report the events with clarity and
seeming empathy that causes them to
accept the routine SDS version of
''police brutality.''
11lEV WRITE: ''Months before, at
an SDS conference in Maryland, the
decision had been reached to take
physical control of a major American
university this spring." Columbia was
selected. The New Republic reporters
ny, because of its liberal reputation,
its situation in New York, and the fact
It was an Ivy League school.
Plans were made by the SOS to use
the issue of Columbia's building of a
gymnasium. after 10 years of negotia·
tions. in a public area or Harlem ad·
joining the university. The gym was
made an issue because the planners
believel:I "it would coalesce the black
radicals behind the protest... m did.)
A sec<>nd issue was a demand for
amnesty for SDS members alreaay on
parole for former violations of regula-
tions. A third demand was tbat the
university withdraw trom the Institute
for Defense Analyses.
THE NEW REPUBLIC'S reporters
state frankly that these three issues
were pretexts aimed at winning the
Ube;aJ elements at the university.
"In the broadest sense." They
wrote. "to the m o s t r a d i c a 1
members of SDS Columbia itself was
not the issue. It was revolutior. and if
it could be shown that a great
university couJd be taken over in a
matter of days by a well organized
group of students. then no university
was secure . . . The purpose was to
d4!9troy institutions of the American
esta6llabment In the hope that out of
the chabs a better America would
emerge."
THE NEW REPUBLIC article also
describes a meeting between a
spokesman for the moder~te students
who had, on the basis of the three
pretext issues, been suckered into
participating. The moderate was pro·
testin~Jnstructions to use cl'ubs and
gasoline against poUce.
The reply from an SDS leader was a
cont~mptuous, "You - -libetials
don't understand what the scene Is
about. It's abouJ power and disruption.
The more blood the better."
Mark Rudd, cbairman Of SOS,
reportedly oo a recent visit to Cuba. ~
regarded as a revolutionary of the Che
Guevara school, as adapted from
teachings contained in two books of
the past few years by ltegis Debray
an<f F rantz Fanon. Botfi---nave ad-
vocated guerrilla tactics for taking
over urbau centers, universities.
television and radio stations. police in·
stallations. and so on.
THERE IS NO need for any cries of
a "ChJcken Little" character.
But it is. or course, obvious that
such tactics as these help produce the
growing "right wing" force in this
country. Tttls is precisely what the
SOS and other revolutionaries wish to
happen -a violent clash between
Americans. "The more blood the bet·
ler."
Such revolutionaries are n o t
numerically large. But they are ex·
tremely well organized. !At ~lumbia
they brought with them into t~e oc·
cupied buildings materials for com·
batting tear gas as well as large
stocks of food. They apparently plan·
ned on "actors" to atal't the cry of
"brutality.")
rr WILL BE A foolish American
who is driven by such excesses to join
or advocate any right-wing ex·
tremism. What ls needed ' is c:om·
prehension, recognition a n d un.
derstandlng orffie revolutionary aim•
al1d training of SOS and other militant
radical groups. They depend on takln&
in the naJve and uncomprehendine.
"You --liberals don't understand
what the scene it about. It's about
power and disruption."
IT IS ENTIREL \' through their
labors. through their tedious day-by·
day grappling with abstruse scientific
problems. that the drug-users have
available a cheap and easy supply of
U the drug-takers want to repudiate
society and reaUty. they have a
perfect right to do so -but not to
utilize the very fruits of what U\ey re·
ject for a trip they could never make
on their own.
Objectives of Red Viets
She was told by a government
security officer the charges were
brought by neighbors in her apartment
house, but she could find none who ad~
mitted it. An Army tp0kesman denied
she was tired, but conceded her
security clearance was lifted. This ii
manifestly a sleazy statement. since
her work is sucb that revolting
clearance would automatically deprive
her of her job. and impair her record
ror another Job.
Joh Paradox in California
WASHTNGTON -"People's con·
greases'' -or shadow govemments-
are slowly beginning to take 9hape/ in
Saigon and Washington.
Another lS scheduled t.o appear in
West Berlin later in the summer.
Alt.hough ttiese mov~ments in Saigon
and here now appear small. U.S. in·
telligefl4!e and security 10U.rce1 warn
leaders have ambitious plane for
pollUcal subversion.
rn SOU'Ul Vietnam the newly formed
pro-Communist peace allianei! ls
organizin« a "People's Congress" to
swell its ranks and leadership 8'1d to
use the organization to publicly indict
t~e pro·U.S. Thieu govermnent and
hasten Its destructlon.
UndeTground Hanoi agents lde11·
tif1.iol themselves wllb the peece
alDnce have betUn circulatlnf in
Seip Md W'1blC national political
~ )Ndert. .._. ualce Meda. and .,&n,..
Dear George:
ft It lnll tUt a bueband should
put hil "°' don firmly and
Nftall " de housework in any
fonn, and make hi• potitlon k:nOW'll lmmedlMely alter mar-
!Up?
NEW GROOM
By JAMES E. WllETMOllE
seaator
35tlt District
Whlle state and local committees
have organized to seek jobs for the
~Ugious leaders to join their pro-Com·
munist rants. FROM T H I S STAR.CRA)fBER jobless. the state committee on hi&her
procedure sbe has no recourse. except educatlon has is.sued a report that dur·
one. She appealed to Senat<>r S.J . Er· Ing the 1970s industry in California will
vin Jr., North Carolina, who ha s a bW need 2.4 million more skilled workets A CAPTURED North Viet.oomese
document now being studJed at the
Pentagon explains the operations or
tM ''Peop4e's Coogress" as follows :
pending to protect Federal employeu than it cmi produce. In fact, tbev from UDWarTanted intrusions on t.helr ~
·"The political objective is to bring
together all leeders and iI'OUPS ad·
vocatlng Immediate peace in Vietnam
into one loosely formed organization
to WOC'k for the lsolttion of the Ameri·
can-becked government of President
Thieu from tM Vietnamese people.
prtvicy. He said hundreds of such report it will be necessary to Import a
cases came to his attention. and ad-qualified labor force from throulhout
ded: "I doo't th.Ink one should lose hi• the nation.
right to earn a living u a government Wby have 10 many thousands of
employee because of undiscloted Californians not benefited I r o m
allegations by faceless people .. ·California's grNt economic arowth?
"F 1 1 .. · th And "hy. in tact, bu 40 percent of the ~ eas peop e as e gravamen skilled manpower been brouJtlt in
of this case. Apparently anybody can from outside OalJlornla since World "Members of the 'People's Con·
gress' will form a shadow governm8llt
which wlU be prepared to seize power
In the name of the AlUance for Na·
tionlll, Democratlc: Peaei! Forces.
~ to a dvll or armed servl_ce bureau I war m
and coovey mere 1oss1p. T b •
machinery then starts with a jerk. an
impertinent inquisition ls staged. aacl
c\HI'llDCe ii lifted -ta.ta. "N egotiationg will then be opened
Will d)t NltioMI Liber.tk>n ~
(thf Viet Cong polltx.l orprm.tioo)
to fomi a coalition government and
evict all Ammeans rtom Souttl Viet·
nam."
Now you and I know aoastp of tbls
brand bu a high content of distortion.
when it isn't downright malicious. Bat
Anny dotln't know it. or civil n ·
ecutives. or if Ulty know, they doD'
care.
TKF. CAPTURED d o c u m e n t
clearly point. out that Hanoi 11 usln1 • IF YOU ARE ACCUSED in court
the P.arJs p e a c • talka to try to you mUlt be confronted by your ac>
accomplish Wt polltlc!al objective, c:uatn -that'• COMtltutJonaJ law and atados: a vital part of due process. But an1 Ut~
"Accordin& to ow poUey we mutt Ue ttllffecMhirt office doesn't hHt te ~ tbt WW md eecotiate M' the WCllT)' about eomcitudoftal righll •
NIM tirM~-wtD _,.. due PfOCtM. All at. Meda lo depl"M _........._ to Ilia _.....__k you of your Uvtllheod fl a few ababb)t ,
,._..., • ....---lnlormers, wtio may be acoundrela (Gr from wtlidl to .... our attacb on atl ..... ---.... bowl
Seip from .... -wfthout. eu .... VUA-. •
•• AnoCher ,..... far ... Dtl_odet.lona Plenty ot tbla ..... been aoinN" for
ii to •::s 1119 ~l''.~ JIOlMical at· decadet at all ltvell ot tk poblk-t.aoU-u by '*1Cltnl Up op-1ervice, lncJ"*nt the cMllan aector of
position ttlt war lrl Sailoe'I and~· It'• hlgh Unw te W11bint((m. amoq crouJ11 that want Mlt bJ law, ud to brinJ more•
to md lie ftoleaee.'' lea blic mnployu lnl.O Ille
' PA~ IOOrr bra9d *-AaMrit'u j~.
. . ... . . . . ~· . .. ----.
,
INDEED, THOUSANDS of our
state's citiJenl, limt m0ttl1 ln urban
alum areu, ba'ft oat beaeOted from
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
Wbel t.be metk ........ Ml1ll
... the bold l't tlnuP wttll
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our tremendous Industrial expansion
because they lack the necessary skills
to fill jobs created by this work
growth. And they continue to suffer
the eUecb of poverty eve.n wtiUe we
are constantly plagued by a manpower
shortage.
The report says that wbUe mucb ot
this influx from wt1bout our borders
has resutted from employment stan-
dards established for Calltornla's
crowing defenee and aero-apace iD-
ctustriea, it hu occurred durinl a
ptrlod merked not only !>)' a "tetminl
hurricane of prosperity." but ~ by a
hlib and debilltatina rate of unemploy·
ment and underemplo7111ent.
LET'S LOOK AT the ~l
California bu an untmpoymeat ra ..
that ucetdl the naUOIWll averare (4.t
percent .. compm'ld to U pert*lt).
Thia fact la onJy & partial ~OD ot
th.ii par..tmlcal atlultion. As 111 u-
ample, tbe report polnta out that while
the "slum" unempl~nt ratt for
Oakland Is lS percent, a tecent iurvey
tndiett.es about ao ~nt of tht ~·~u iD Olklllld'• blyaldt area
are 'iandemsq>IGJed" -meaning tbey
don't eun noa&b to a up po r t
~.
T'be nport .,.. -to qUJnate that
-out of ntrJ .. ,.... bl .nu pcl't'~ ........ --~ PlcMna. Md. attotdlui ti the1 Cdftnda Job trllnina aail •
placaMat etadl. ftdl II nfSleled II the fact tlwt •'We.lfm-e COits ,.,._
t8 IDl:ftUI It I ndl lbM out.,... tM ~ of tbe ecoDID1 •Dd the popuJa.
conruct -and tM respon.sibllity cer·
tainly doea not all 1911 on the
lawmakers -we can no longer be
content to find men who match our
jobs. We will have to upgrade the
manpower already available. and tbe.n
attempt to develop additional job op-
portunities which do not requir~ refin.
ed skills.
Unfortunately, California in the past
baa taken u overly cautious attitude
kward planning.for manpower needs.
1be pubtlc IChool system. for tx·
aaspe, b• falled to place enoup
~pbaals on vocatione.1 education, and
there hu been little incentive for
students who are not interested In
academic traiaint even to finlsh hip
ICbool
OCCUPATIONAL trends in the 19'7tll
will llla'ea.M demandt· tor white-collar
and terVice wwkera. but pida.nce
c:oumelon in tcbooll do not now auf •
flcieotty undentand these treodl, nor
adviH tbeJr Jtudenta propet.tJ, GM U•
pert in Ott field said ncelrtly.
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