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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1970-04-13 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa Mesa• 7 , • • • • Se~ond ·Sns)_)ee-. ' In Mesa ... Poliee .... ' Bribery Sought • • " • ' . . . . . , ... _ WI!.,.... MARY MARTI NEZ PREPARES FOR MASSIVE TEACl;IERS STR IKE IN LOS ANGELH .• Walkout Dramatizing 'Declining Owillty Gf Edueatlon' in L~1 616 _.Scht1111&...."":-~ -• ~~~~~~~~~~~· . Guards Save Man In San Clemen te Two San Clemente lifeguards -one a rookie -rescued a young Ontario man from near drow11ing Sunday aoon in heavy surf and riptides which plagued the South Coast for the entire weekend. Roy Swearengin, 24, was treated for shock alter the reBCUe near the Linda Lane' area of \he city beach north of San Clemente pier. Lifeguard Chief Dick Hazard said Jifeguarm Norman Fleming and fOOkie Mark Wlllon performed the rescue, 011e of 28 nc::orded on Sunday. Beach attendance '-Jlke the water hazards -were high, the chief said. Saturday's total& on city and coonty beaches near San Clemenfe was about 16,000, Sunday's total of beachgoers was about 21 ,000. The air temperature ranged in the mid 70s while the wa\fr about 60 degrees. "The surf was just picking up oa Satur- day, and the waves were ra11glng from Uu-ee to five feet and bulldlng," Huard 8aid. A .total or seven swlnunerl' needed help in the waler. First aid re8pooses ilu1nbered 15. < .TeticlWrs Strike in LA; C~ses to Stay Open -· WS Al.IGELES (AP) -Teadlm formed picket lines outside lldlools throughool Loo Angeles today In the Int day or a ,sjrike <ailed b)' a union wlllch lists 22,000 of thedistrict'a 25,000 lead!ers as members. · Supt. ~ Kelly said all -ible classes would be tept open with llOOSOiken, l ,000 subotitlkleodlm aod supervisors. .. The Loa Angeles adlool l)'>lem is ,.. cond only to New Yort city'• in total ellnlllment. It bu 111 -llld 151,GllO otudenb. Robert Ramom, preoident of the United Teachers o( IM Angeles, the striking uniob, urged Kelly lo close tile sdlools. "Poor education is worth ,,less than no educatim at all,'" Ranlom told newsmen Sunday. "It is better to close down tile 1ystem anCI hope the public comes to OW' ,> ' L__ aid. My hope Is that the pareiA aod lu· payen will rally bdllnd tile UTLA to lflU'Ul'e the -~ lo .... tho district more mGOey." The union and the -·-· Iha! only tile tllle ca .,..-tile money necesoary lo meet .-. port tl the te.acben' demaods for nxn pay, snalltr cl-. ciao · oides and. IUdl im- promneata. cspollai. llir """""""'"' and~· "I don~ Wnk411e -·.,..IO much lnte...led In dollarl •In l!npmill& tile school system," Ranlom sald. Union leaders said _. llAiJe• ne> hour negollalionl ended Friday tlllt thousml1 ol tuchm wwld•ltAly out•un- til tile end ol the odlool yeor II necessary. But 10111e teachers told newsmen they ... pect<d to otay out only 1 ~''" days to demoollnKt their clissatlslactlon. L •• • • . . . • ,. . 7 .. ,, ..... . , . . arc Ve nBeket Raids . .. . 1•ip 1n10.· Saigo,;t; ~ Otfe~Si~HiDte-ll~-===1 . . . . • ,, ·- . . MON01'Y·AF1HNOON, APRIL !IJ,.>:1910 ~ .... fl!:::.4'1KT ............... Police SeelC· ~ndfigure . ' In Brihel! B1 ARTllUR R. VINSEL - or "" °"" .,. .. Miff 3 .~~uffo ... Go Int0 Moon Tel<lf!!<. b!lllellns w.ent out """""· fl)O wett today for a key fi&ln In tile lil- lemPed·ll0,000 tiribery of '1 ~·M­ poffeeman, while an"algnmenr -w a.- xheduled for • aeoood _,,.ct ..... In cuotody. • • ' . -·c. ~.'fl, ...... ..,.~ \ .,.._.,.,.dloi!lw.,....¥ai'atat p.m. hearlq.ln -Judicial -·Oouri. Heil bthl In.Ilea of.#5,0lll boll, ·booked ... -.... of ~ brlbaJ ol • Pollce ofllcer,COl1lpltacy to fal.ely .,,... and (urnjshilJi c1m,.,..... drugs. WeU .Caw-.& DoinJl-hls litter bit for beauty in Sale111i Oregon; is store man. ager 'Dean Tritle as· be shovels a rsmall' portion of cans. and, bottles r<!lurned to his store after the chain announ<::ed it woold redff'Ill them for a.·half cent eaCh. They've collected over· 70,000 ·"!Jlptles so far. VC .Hit· .Saigon Willi 6 Rockets; . ' . Offensive Hinied . SAIGON ·(UPI)· -CQmmunlst• guer.· rill•~hil .Sl.1800 With a rocket .attack . tonight. the first' since Dec. 17~ At the same time. allied intelligepce . sources · 1"~ of new and big~ CommunJ.st of- femives.this eprlng,•includin& 1ttacka oo S.tgoo.. U.S. and South . Vietnamese police of-. fklals"aald·at least aix·rock1:ta hit Saigon. tllliq, three pmons and ,lnjupng '44. All , of the dead and 38 of 'the wounded ~were Jn the crowded Olymjiic Theater were a rocket ~tk. tlie ·rear. wJ]}:' . . . · Two roc!Hlts struck# the•I n i:. r Io r ' ministry bqilding four' blocb from the presidential. ~e,and.tiro 1b16c'5 fl'<\"'· the U.S. Embai\:y, •ouadtng!OM.twom1n. and sendq two olhets into ' lhock.( Police lliwt r<p.itjd the-exi>Ioote>M•iiere·and .lit tile theattt1u ......,... Jjc)111l!s,. bat lalor · founci'lbe 110Ck•t'en1Ji!p. • t ; : · • . One ro«et ·hlt ,w. •. ~ ,ministm ~ing a1w0riitin ~rY. irid.lendtnc · two others Into .lhock/ ~· hfr<the ' Salg0n ruvtr and blew out wJndowll In the pvemment-owbed Majeltic Hotel where · a ainfer Ind several other ptl'IOA'I were cul b)' fiyq 1tua. " ·lliUoOal Police lllid another 1'>Cket landed on the tennis court at the Cercle Sportll, a luxurtouJ cow\lry club !av.red by South Vietnam'• PoilUcal .Ind soctal. 1e.-Ind the dlplomaUc set. Pollce flnl,reporled a bomb explosion In the Interior mlnlstry office building but later found a rocket molor at the scene. I , Eugene. c. RoodoDdo~ 44, is Mated bt1 w...,..Udlorglng hlril lrilll the !Int-two olfeme.1 plUs failure to 1ppear in eourt~ lallt,\\fedneoday.to face Uiaron a:- ol graod theft. ,s~ Jaclr. c.1noo. o1 the c.ota -· l!olJce· Department vice and bUlllc"""" . ~tait,.sald today !hit Roadondo-moy ... ' m Las Vegas~ .Rondondo wu ,a.co-owner of l'dJcl. ano'1,. an. night club at, 1617 Watcllf!"' Dtlve,. Newport Beadt, -.. the blind sµ:icer whole Daine it beln occillonWl1, ' appeared. They and a tiflrd principel, Owles S. Dreyer, 32, of Laguna Beach, wee ar.o re,Jted last fall and Drtyer Jater decided · lo testily against Rondondo In connectioll • with a 125,000 liquor theft · • Patrolman Gary Banrig notified · bis superlon March 24 """' allegedly belnc offered 110,000 by .ftoaman . to: frame Dreyer on a narcotics <Nrre. Using 1,500 l>arbit\Jrato .tabietr'~ Jy supplied by Rosman, the arreet ,,.. .. fa~ed 10 da'ys ago wilh . .._lllGn·ol lht defendant and his actorney>... , PoHoe· and Dl:strid: Attorney's tn.· vestlpt«s arresl8I Roaman · lail ./111Ur>' • day night.at hiS1tmne.,293il:Sl.D Brill>,. Pla<e, 4guna ,Niguel. R<lndondo, ol 2121 E. Z2nd st., -N~­ Beach, had' already been IDllShf on bench waft'lnt,issued when be failed show up In 'court the· day before. Legal proceedin&s againlt. the; -J plus other porties.lnvolve<tln th&~ !hell <aR ad· a ~ ·clytl • ml&' brouiiht by J-Feli-againlt. ~ are still 1n e11ect.. • I Rondoodo 1Uegedly lllO!e·min tlialt -,' cues of liquor and'attempted,to 1;t1l the IMck at Fellclano's, occorc1iD1 lo ~ AUDmey Cocll 'A. Hicks, · ' Oraage : . . ' ' ' · · ·''Weather"· · · The sun wlli lie on part.time duty' Tueaday, and the tempera- 1 ture·is aujiplng back down Into tllo , lixlin ·a!oni tile <C>ruge €oaal. ' . 'iNSiDE 'T8DA'Y .. • I -/ • , , f · Aio~<-111 .. ..vr1·r•""·libf I j'ei1/li*1~e 'J,dde~m hll' d!o•lllt .l!eail•-a·load of llav • 111141' ter cmturv ago:, when Horrf/ Truman IVCCtcded RooatWl\ GI PreJident. Page 7, . . .. ' . I • .. • . . -------~ -=--~ • DMLV PILOT s MondQI Aprll 13, 1.970 Coast Voters Cboo.se Councilmen · on · Tuesday voterl &i ieveo -cltleo along \he orange Cout wUI go to the Polls Tuesday to elect couoci.lmen to 22 vacant seats. 1'be1 wlll chose from among 69 can· •• who are numibl for four-year ....... Polling place> In RunUngton Beach and Fowtlaln Valley will be open from 7 a.m. lo I p.m. In. Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, Lacuna Beach, San Juan' Capistrano and San Clemente, the polls will be open from 1 a.m: to 'I p.m. Cities and candidates ere: . 'CX11fll MESI. (seven candidates for two ... ta): Wlllard T. Jordan, 1500 Adams Ave., In. eumbent; George A. Tucker, 1715 Palau :PJice, incumbent; Jack ·Hammet, 722 lut Looking ••• • saker St.; Ell 'Kaser, 1735 "'Pomona Ave.: Theodore Bologh, 286 uel Mar Ave.; David J, Yamat, 2583 Santa Ana Ave., and Tbomas A. Manus, Jr., 267 E. 17th St • FOUNTAIN VAILEY (seven can. diilatea for three seats): Edward E. Just, laet Santa Clara Cl,... .de, iJtc1¥nbent; George B. Scoll, !MTS Spruce Qrt:lei John·J. Mangano, 9605 La Granada SL; Hazel L. Courreges, 85n Talbert Ave., James L. Bartz. 11210 Lavender 'Ave.; Albert B. Hollinde.rr, 111691 is.ma. Carmela -st., and Burton Taubman, 1'132 Redwood St. . BIJNTINGTON BEACll (18 Clllldldaltt far four seat..): Jack Green, 6972 canterbury Circle, in- . cumbent; Ted Baitlett, ina Pine st.; i.. cumbent; Al Coen, 5792 Meadowbrook St.. incumbent; William N. Gibson, 343 Pecan St.; Mn. Pbyllb Galkin, 715 !Olh St.; Roger D. Slates, 1701 Main St.; Robert C. Terry,· J9711 Quit~ ·Say Lani; Marcus Porter, 19842' Provklence Lane; Henry Duke, 16422 falrWay Lanei J oe Fenn, l1ti81 Gothard St.; Ronald Balle(, 6162 Napa Circle; Robert Zinngrabe, 16661 Rhone Lane; Ronald Knapp, 16326 Del Mar Lane; A. a. Marten, ltl' Olive Ave.; Gordon .Hatch.·!~ &"'11 Lane; Hope Greer,•205 Utica SL; Norma Gibbs, 17087 Westport Dr., and~Keoneth Goodwin, llO Huntington Avt. !:AGUNA BEACH (five candidates for DAll.Y PILOT lftlff rMtt Wmd ow shopping Is not out of bounds entirely for this Amish woman while her plain folk male com· panion walks stiffly by a jewelcy display in Dover, Del. ' Swigert Forgets Taxes . Astronaut Asks 'Olft of Country' Filing Extension SPACE CENTER, Hou3ton (AP)-Llke maey another American, John L. Swl~erl Jt. put off filing his income tax. M a bache_lor earning. $20,385 a year the reason might have been just a delay in paying the large chunk of money due and, anyway, he was busy helping friends prepare for a long trip. April 15, aft.el all, was sUU several days away. -~u~ at the last minute &0methlng hap- pened to make one friend miss the trip and Swigert went instead. He went so fast, that not only did the income tax slip his mind, he also forgot to 1ake a card that outlined some very Important plan.'I for the trip. · . Then, on Sunday_, cAme tbe revelation. lt was akin k:' the rlituation of many a Cock Fight Raided JASPER", Toon. (AP) -More t1wi 125 persons were arrested and' Soine ,400 ' fightlilg cOckt seized in a raid late Sun- day on what . Tennessee stat.e jroopers said was a national cockfighting cham· plonlhip tournament in a barn in a remote area of Marion County. DAILY PILOT """•rt le•• H11ttthtftH leKll L..t•H .... ,. h •t•1 Y.iler CMt11 M••• S. Cl--.. .. ORAHGE COAST "1.llLISHIHG COMPAHY Rob•rt N. W11 d f'rtl"lltftl Ind Pvbl!\Mr J1cli l . Cvrl•Y Vk• 1"re11oent 1nd Ge""''' M11111er lho1011• K11•il £dll0f' ltio111•• A. Mvrphi~• M-eino Ednor Rich1rd f', Hill Sowlh O••l'IAC '°"'"Jr Edl!Ot """" Cm11 Mm: :DI W~•I , • ., $fr"1 Newt.a•• lt1dl: 2211 Wtt! 81lbo• llowlf"lrd l•OIWll INCll: tt1 •Petr"'! Avtnu. Hllflllr>OIOl'I leld'I! IN'J lttdo 11 ..... vl•d $111 , ........... : m Horlll El Cimino llNI ~L- OAflY f'ILOt, W(lll W:.k:ft It c.lnlblMd ll>e Ht"l-Pttio, It' PVMlllle4 d•llV t~ttl'I 51111' .. ., 1'I -rllt' tdlllenl tor L1gllfll l9'tll, l'f"""'°"! llttcll, CO.II Mn.1, Hwi!lflg!on l•dl Ir.II Foun!llll \ltlley, •*'II wllft •- ttllltl'-1 (dhiMt, °'"'" (NII Put>llslllne ~n'f prlrlll,_, p11n11 ••• 11 Hl\ w.,1 a.ltliH 11""·· M1WPD11 Mk!!, ¥A 2lll W•I a.v •t•HI, Cotll Mn.I. Tell?k• 1714) 642-',21 CS-lflff An.ttlsl .. 642·1671 .S.. c 1 ..... ,,,. AM nr,.,._.h: , .. .,..... 492.4420 ~· Im, °'.,,... C••ul Mllllllflt ~. ,.. """ ttorln. nl\IUl'1t11ont, ""'""""'' ""'u., ., t•-.,n-1~ ~"" ....., • '''""'lf'lf .... """ '"",., ,.... ~ .. (OllVl')tlll -· t.cll'lf cit .. ,.,,, ...... If It H......., hottll ..... Clal• ~ c;.111-i., Sllbt~n.t .... ..., "'till' UM '""""'111 b\I tMll 11.• """'illlY' flllllftrY fflllllltllftt. P .• _,,,1y, . ' 'Next!' traveler Who remember1, halfway to the seashore;·.that he left hi! wallet ctt the kitchen table. ' By this tlme he was halfway to the moon on Apollo 13. Somewhat .'sheepishly, Swigert aSked if he could, have some flight plan changes read up to him. "I think that I forgot and left that card back during the suiting," he said. "I left it in the suit room." Later, Swigert and tbe otller two astronauts were having the day's news read to them when came an item that began: "Today's favorite•pastime across the U.S .•• .'' Capsule communicator :Joseph Kerwin readirtg the item, stopped and' said: "06, oh. hii.ve you guy1 filed yoo.r lncome tax yet?" It W8'' one ol thOse light remarks that always pass betw@en ground a n d spacecraft to break the mooi>lony of the intenninable numbers that are pas.!td verbally back and forth. "How do I apply for an extension?" said Swigert, suddenly alert. There was a Countian Killed In B.uggy Crash A Buena Park youth lost hL5 life Sunday after ht.s dune buggy overturned on a desert road in rural Nevada and his father and a friend drove him miles in search of. treatment. Sonny N. Ell~. 19, was admitted to Henderson lfospltal, Henderson. Nev., on Saturday but died within 24. hours of jn.. juries suffered ln the accld~t. Clark Cow>ly lh•rilf'• d<putles said ho was taken to the hospital by his father, Nathan Ellb1, and • friend, Charles W. Remick, 19, of Long Beach. Deputies did not say where the accident ~rred, but noted Hendenon ts 2$ miles 10Utheut ol Las Yeps. lot of laughter. "Hey listen," said Swigert, "that's not fun,ny. Things kinda happened real fast dpwn there and 1 do need an. extension. l · didn't get mine filed." ~fore laughter. "rm really serious/' came the voice from space. "1 may be spending time in another quarantine besides the one they are planning for me." Now the ground wa.s soothing. It'd be taken care of. There was some more banter about having an agent meeting the crew on the recovery carrier in the Pacific on spalshdown, before th e quarantine that ends May 8. Later ~wigert was told about an Intemaf Revenue Service regtllation that provides an automaUc extension for anyone out of the country. "Ttlat's good news/' said Swigert. "I guess I qualify." From Pagel APOLLO ..•• tingly told his understuay. "Well, l had a good prime crewman that taught me all I know,·•· answered Swigert. He stood ln for Mattingly a day before Saturday's launch after doctors decided M8tUngly porbably wlitld come down with German measles this week. He has yet to show any symptoms. House to Demand School Funding W ASRINGTON (UPI) -President Nix- on's shakily balanced budget, already teetering as a result of salary Jooreases won by postal and other government workers, will be jolted this week by House demands fc.-increased education spending. An appropriations bill calling for a $3.9 billion increase in Nixon'• 1971 educatJOn budget will be voted on Tuesday and anywhere from $100 million to $300 million extra is likely to be added on the House floor. With further increases possible when the bill goes to the Senate, t h e Democratic-controlled Congress ls rea· dying an election.year challenge to Nixon over the level of federal aid to education. .In lbe. wake ol the nation's fir~ postal strike, Congress ls on the verge of a~ proving a 6 percent pay hike for all mall workers, military persormel and most other government employes. 'I'hl1 ls ex .. piacted to add about tt2 bflllon this year to President Nixon's budget calling for expenditures · of $197.9 billion. Some predic~ the adde<I eosta will boost the ll.S. bud~tl ovtr the $200 billion mark for the first time ln history, ----'-- three seats)) Joseph A. O'Sullivan, 486 Lttust St., ln· cumbent; Richard Goldberg, 37t Ledroit St., incumbent; Joseph L. Tomehak, 330 Cajon Terrace ; Peter Ostrapder, t77 Poplar St.; and F.dward C. Lorr, 1020 B!ja St. NEWPORT BEACH (eight candidates for four seats, to be elected by district): Di!trict One-Howard Rogers,' t z t Seville Ave., incumbent, and Al Forgit, 2205 Balboa Boulevard. District Three-Roy Woolsey, 113 Via Venezia, and Carl Kyrtlla, 2910 Cliff Drive. Di.strict Four-Walter Koch, 112 Cam· bridge I;ule, and Milan Dostal.. 1821 Tradewlnds Larie. District Six-Richard Croul, 4 2 7 Fernleaf Ave., and James Aynes, Jr., 235 Heliotrope Ave. SAN CLEMENTE (15 candidate for three seats):' · Robert 0. Chllton, 21• W.· Avenida Palizada, incumbent; Wade .f . Lower, 420 Monterey Lane, incumbent; Th<imas O'Keefe, 272i Via Verbena,. ~ncwnbent; Art Holmes, 2i3 Avenida San Pablo; James Faith, 2245 Avenlda Salvador; Ha.roid Meade, 913 Avenida Presidio; ·Herbert Hively, 4JJ1 Calle Mayo; Cliff Myers, 1205·Calle Toledo; Fred Kaelber, 804 Buena Vista; James Lusk, Sr., 1302 Via Avila ; Eugene Sullivan, 230 Avenlda South ~agunans Seek Crackdown South Laguna residents concerned over tradl!rents and beach lmractioos ranging from dope and nudism to un~asbed dogs met at a private residence Saturday afternoon to form. an action group. The group agreed to petition for more Orange County Sheriff's Office en-- forcement incloding a sheriff's substation · in South Laguna. Ttlere was also dilcussion of hiring off-duty sheriff's deputl~ as a security patrol f0r the private be·Bches. "Ibere were over 2oo of them down th~ Sundat and O<tgs running around loose," said one resident. "What can two deput.ies do with 200 people?'' Another resident said many believe . Tustin Topless Display Raided Orange ~Y Sherltt's officers show· ed a shapely. entertainer in ·a Tustin tavern just who was wearing the pants Sunday when they halted her tOrrid number to book her on charges of W.. decent expos_ure. Investigators allege K a r e n Ann Mcintyre, 23, of Pomona, was topless and, to all intents and purposes, bot.. that a talked of crackdown on transle.nts in Laguna peach would route even' more of the transients to South Laguna. Ruel N. Hook, 32161 Coast Highway, said increasing violations include naked swimming and sun bathing in the area known as Thousand Stairs, marijuana use and unlea.shed dogs fouling the sands. A wom8n resident 18id t~ge girls are being offered marijuana and sexual activities by transients on the beach. It was estimated that bout to persons attend!!(I the Saturday meeting. Pledges of fund5 were made to start a war chest to work on the transient ,problem. 'The group.agreed to write ct>Unty supervisors asking more police protection. Judge Richard Hamilton of the municipal court was also discussed. The opinion was expressed that he had not been severe enough in handling criminal complaints in his court . ·~we will bring as much pressure as possible to either get him out or to get him to disavow JX!t: smoking and nudism," said one man'. He said also that the group attempted unsuccessfully to have a deputy district attorney attend the meeting. Mark Browne, 8, Services Slated tomless, in the Tuscan Room bar when Funeial services f Costa M bo their •cltaUon slowed dmvn hef routine. . or 8 . esa Y They also booked bar manager JU.chard who died Satµrday after being pro- w C -· of Or 1 ~ dead once and revived by 8 ayne arson, _,, ange, or pro.. • machlne ,Jntended to keep bi!' k\aneys curing a fem ale to indecently expose readj' for transplant are to be in herself. · Alabama. Charges of operating a pool room Mark A Browne 8 will be burled without a llce~ were added to Carso~'s following rites at Ein;Wood Chapel in warrant. Deputies had 2t hours earl~er Bin¢ngbam later this week. booked Jack Vinson Stone, 28, of TUs.u», He died literally for the second time at ~~~': epiploy~ it ll_1e bar, on identical 2:05 a.m. Saturday in Ol.ildren's Hospital All th;ee defendants are free on bail of Lo.s Angeles, where his. kidney was • successfully transplanted into another 30 Firemen Injured NEW YORK (UPI) -1blrty firemen were injured Sunday in a seven..OOUr blaze of "suspicious origin". that started in a restaurant and spread to two buildings, including one that houses o!- ficers of lawyers for the Black Panther pllrty, ailing child. Mar,k: was the victim of an inoperable brain tumor. His parents suggest contributions to the Heart Fund of Birmingham, Ala., for those who wish to remember Mark. The boy leaves his mother, Mrs. Sandy Kindred, of Costa Mesa, his father, Staff Sgt. Fredrick Browne, of El Toro MCAS, a sister, M~J~ Lynne Browne, plus grandparents abd great-.grandparents. Rolling Otat the Carpet ita g . . Montalvo; Robert W. Bourg, 307 Avenida San Carlos; Ian N. Kennedy, 115 Alameda Lane; W. Fe'nton Sink:, 24.3 Avenida La Cuesta, and Alvin H. Baker, 20C Camino San Clemente. SAN JUAN q4PisTJµNO (nine can .. didate.s'for thret! seats): F.d Chermak, 32231 Los Amigos, in- cumbent; Don Durnford, 31319 Andres Piqo Rd., incumbent; Josh Gammell, 31&81 Sacarama Lane; Oolfy Olivares, 31421 Ganado Rd.; Billy Reid, 32222 Del Obispo Rd.; Gary Sodikoff, 30152 Silver · Spur Rd.; Don Routt, 279'22 Calle Sin ta Ynez; Georgia Covert, 26012 Avenida Mariposa, and James Thorpe, 27952 Calle Santa Ynez. : .1 •Jrs ...... ·.'I was one, of the ailent majority, then I go t my • teeth fixed! Newport Child Drowns in Pool Despite Rescue Funeral services are pending today for an 18-month-old boy who drowned Sunday in . the swimming pool at his Baycrest borne in Newport Beach. A fire department rescue team and doctors at Hoag Memorial Hospital work~ ed tp revive the child for two hours before pronouncing him dead at 9:45 a.m. According to the poli~, the child, Nicholas Jones, of 2D39 Commodore lid .• was awakened by his IO.year-old sister at about 1 a.m. while thelr parents were asleep. They played together for a few minutes, then the sister went into the front yard to play. O!ficers speculate the unattended child wandered into the pool area and fell in. The parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jones said they were awakened at 7:45 a.m. by the barking of the family dog. When they went to investigate, they found their son floating in the pool. Firemen called to the scene started mouth to mouth resuscitation and exter· nal heart massage and continued while the child was rushed to the hospital in a police car, Greeks Free Composer ATHENS (AP) -The Greek military- backed regime 1iberated Monday one of its most celebrated political priso11ers, composer Mikis Theodorakis, and allowed him to fly to Paris for medical treat- ment. This was confirmed by the 4S..yearo(Jld composer's mother and his wile. There was no statement from the government. \York.men place new carpeting in Laguna Beach High School Auditorium, which Is bein~ ref11rhi sl>ted with funds raised through a special override tax levied by trustees of lhe Laguna Beach unified School District. Carpeting and new auditorium 'seats are being Jn stalJed at a cost of $34,200. The audi· torium, built in 1936, is used by several community groups as well as for school activities. • ' ~I '' I , -. -· • Bun~ing~---~~- -11>mQR VO~. 63, NO. 16, 4 SliCTIONS, 4o ·PAGES --ORANGE COUNTY, CAUfORNl>i . ' . ~ MONDAY, APll~ 13, '1970 UghtBeach Vote Seen For Council A light turnout of ~ percent was predicted today !0< 1he Hunllnglon Beach council electm Tuesday In which 18 can- didates will contest four stats. ''I don't think-ft will exceed 22 percent, but I would be happy to be wrong," com· I mented city clerk Paul Jones .today. "A \ week or so ag• r was predicting lll per- cent, but actMty ...,.. ta have h>o creased fn the last few days." Jones bas marshaled 2!!11 wuktr1, plUl - ejght J1les9mlera, for Tuesday night's HUNTINGTON VOTE TALLY PHONE: 536-6511 big count. A Iota! of 41 ,291 registered voters will be eligible to cast ba11ot3 in the mmi.icipat election which is being · combined in some parts of the city with the City School District's special override vote. · ' ,Despite Jones' estimate, school district olf'IClala """ ]ll'«llctlng a IO p«<enl -In their ele<tioo. 1lle 74 preclncls wtll ,....m open fJom f a.m. ta 8 p.m. A lie.:=;.-...., IQ1-t\e three ,,.,,.,..., ;__ M#or Jack <lr'eeii, Ted Bu)!~~ Al Coeit -bul,oi!iQe ... -.,. 'plentiful prod-. .,. less COOlIDOrl. SevEn.I candidalet bave wagod hard, expensive cunpafgns. The vacant seat is Dr. Henry Kaulml.n's who b not seeking re-election. , Residents wishing ta foll<M the election shoo.Id go to the. main fire station at Main Street· and Indianapolis A venue where the lalest reillrnll will be posted, First results are expected at about 9 p.m. Fire Chief Ray Picard said fimn<n from 1he various sul>slations In the city will -!he procinds and '°""' the unofficial counts into the mafn station. "Eveeybody II welcome ta !ollolf the race here," Picard said. '''Ibere won't be any bttter place to.get the resuh" W11h II caiidldalos and a liUle under 10.000 ballots expected, any ~andidate with more than 2,500 voteS should be eafe. This figure may be bigh if the vote is spread. Despite the quiet campaigning, the t:lection is seen as crucial to Huntington Beach's future. Most council votes on downtown redevelopment, called for in the Top ol the Pier plan, have gnne 4-3 aOd a change of just one seat could alter that voting pattem: Dr. Kaufman was one d the council members pu!diing downtown redevelopment. In r«ent electlona homeowner..rtented candidateS have done well, and many will be aoDJus to see 1'hether the homeowner lf"OUPI are still an effective force or what other force will emerge. The ta candklates are: ·Ted Bartlett. Ronald C. Bauer, Alvin M. Coen, Henry H. Duke, Joseph s_ Ferm, Phylli• J. Galkiq Norma S. Gibbs, William N. Gibson', Kenneth R. . Goodwin, Jack Green. Hope.P. Greer, Gordon R. Hatch, Ranlld V. Knapp, A, C. Marlon, Mar<us M. l'Grlor, Roger D, Slates, llOO«t C. Tm)' and -J. Zioozrabe. ' . -. ---' .. .:~ . ~ -7= -..... ·-- Wea C-•11•• • . Dolai' ms littar bit for beauty in salem, Oreaon. is store tt\81')> ager Dean Tritle · as be ahovels a .small portion . of cans and bottles re:tumed to bis !Jore after the chain announced it would redeem· tbem for a half cent each. They've collected over 70,000 empties so far. Leisure W orM Couple Killed Near Lancaster An elderly Seal Beach-Leisure World couple was killed near Lancaster Sunday in a two-car-collision. ' \ Pronounced dead on arrival at Antelope · Valley Hospital were Thomas E. Ekkens, 69, and his .. wife Emma,· 65. Both ·were resident. of 13300 TWiri Hllls·Drive.in the LeisUre ·world' retirement ~unity. california Highway Patrol officen_~d the accident occurred near Quartz mu, aboot eight miles 90lltllwest of Lancaster. 1'ie driver o( the o1her car, Nel! Broda"IOD, 42, Encino, ' and bi• com- panion, Mrs. Mirguerite Bush, 84,,' Of Mayflower Gardena, a retirenent com- munity in Quartz' HlDs.1 wer:e treated for minor injurle!. NEW YORK' (AP) -Stock )ll'iceo were broadly depr...ed in light ·tradlni !ale. thia altornOonl (See ·quotatllU, p- 32-31), Mesa Seeking Suspect In Police Bribery Try ' • . OIL V~ey :Vote Fot Co11ncil 6 .. • ' ' Unpredicted No one is predJcting how many of Fountain Valley's J0,195 registered voters will turn out Tuesday to decide the fates of seven candidates for three city t'OllllCiJ seats. Gity Clerk Mary Cole said today, "we just areit't sure how many will vote.'' lndicatiqns are, however, that tberturnout will be ,light, .a1 a result of the low-key campalpln(. 1lle polls at 11 loMllnm will open at 7 a.m. and won't clOle until I p.m. R•slde11ts .,.kbig lnfcrmatlon about where to·vot.e may caU the city clerk's VALLEY VOTE TALLY PHONEi 962-2424 office, 962--2424, between. 7 a.m. and 8 p.m., Tuesday .. Last September 4, 745 ballots were cast In the recall election. At that time there were 9,850 registered voters. The percen- tage ·v«ing was 48.J: Candidates . for the tl:free councll seat! In Tueod1y's -JncJude, -Incumbent Mayor Edward Just, who lo ~ his campdign m his ezperience and record -~-./otll'· ,.ars. ~· . - .leeled o!urioc th8 ' ' ''=: ::,;. ~ IWi promiaea lo_,the eleclorate and plans lo conllnue swvjpg in Jhe iam~ , manner, ~llqer Al~ l!olltnden bu spent three )Uri '"' Ila Jlllrlli-.Uaslon and ,,... ..U. to gul<!e the city Iowan! ; bet· ter "total Jiving environment." -John Mangano is retying on his civic 1nvolvement over the past three years, and claims credit for some changes made by the city council. -Mis, Hazel eourr.,.. says ohe Is not "carrying a burning Cl"On" for her h~ bind· Joe who waa recalled from the cOlll)Cil ]aat Septanbe<. . -Jim BmU who bas,made an Issues of drugs, elhics and pobllc afety, claiming 1he current CllflllCil -~ done enough to solve pr0b1ems tn those areas. -Burton Taubman ~ using the 7.,200 square foot Jot '31 an issue, claimirfg the councilmen elected during the recall did nbt setUe that protilem. One 'incumbent councilman. Bernie Svalstad. is not seeking re-election. Councilmen John Harper and Ron Shenkman are not up for re-election this year. Election result.. will be tabulated at ci· ty hall, IOlllll Slater Ave, Huntington City Schools Seeking . . . Override Okay A 30 percent voter turnout ls expected to decide the fate Of a 4Ck:ent tax over~ ride llOlll!d by the Huntington Beach City School ·DiltriCt in Tueeday's election. A total of U,141 registered voiers live 'lrilhln the dlalrlcl'1 boundaries covering ,_ ol the beaclMlrlentod portion of lluntlnPlll Beach. 'l'lienly-lhree polling places will be open from 7 LID. lo I p,m. AIMIUI one of them will be eonoollclaled with polling plaetl fer the c~ll election. The lone po place is at the Women'• Clubboule, 1401 Bayv'iew Dr., Sunset Beach, which ls not a part of the city, ,but is in the school district. "We think about »percent of the ~By AR'111U1l IL VINSEL _ detail ~d 1...1A th l--Ronaood be voters will cast ballota on Tuesday ot""' DINt ,_...., • , ~)' 8" 0 may because Gf the city council race," said· Telebpe bulletins~ out acroa& the in~ .... 'Ii co-owner: of Fetid-~d~~i:r· Ull8tant superintendent we&-lodlf far a by ll&un In the al-ano's., an nlcht chlb al 1'17 Westcllff nie dlslrlct is uJdnc voten lo approve temi>led flO,OOt bribery of a Coot& M-Drift, Newport Beadl• wbe!< !he blind an Immediate --plus a ...... ~ lllJlle'it bean -!Jt _ nlCUJ. nlle for eacb ol the follolriq four poli<emaa, wbllo ~t Wai -. ,..,.. scbodliled for• -upect -In '1'1111 lmll a thlrd1JriJIClpil,·Olarlel-S: nie bailal 'liltl tbe ...mete as a §-~ C, ~ 17, -t0 be h>o n..,.r, SI, ol 1-'lloadl, wel'O Ir• cent -· PalaW nplalaed that a fomied ol the dlarges qalmt l!lm at a 2 rested lMt fill and Dre,.. 1-cleclded nlctel ol that waa --a ,_ ago, P-m. '-~•• in ffarlJor J--••~·• N~Ct loj lostlly a{alnlt,Rondondo In .. -but hid lo be llJMd> ~ to the, ,,_..... ~ UIOW I W fh 8 tzS,009 llq&aor theft, COUnty COUrtael'I dtioei Coor!, Pab'olman Gary Banrig nour .. d his The ballot "-" d1i' dl.6ict's·,....,.,,t. He is held in Ueu oU2$,000 ball,. booked suptr10r1 Mardi 21 afler aDegedly 'beln& •oteip.iil nfe ·-. ''1,~t11 ~ override ii' on charges ol atlempted b<ibery ol a or!ered fll!.000 ~ Rosman lo frame apjlroVtcl tile raljo·-ld ju111p to Ii.BS, Police officer. conspirley to falsely arrest Drtyer on a narcotics ,charae. ' acCordli'itttl 'the uiSOt,.i'I .J and rum!shing dangerous drugs. Uoing 1,500 barbiturate lablets alleged-Curren! total jllitrlcl In , rale Is 11,12 Eugene C. Rondondo, 44, is named in ly supplied by Rosman, the arrest was which includes "!l*iaf i~nt.s and warrants charging him with the fi rst two faked 10 days ago with cooperation of the bond paymenlS·'t>' · offenses, plus failure to appear in court de!endant and bis attorneys. The last dlltrict rtMeuon was Feb. 10, last Wednesday to face trla1 on 12 counts Police and District Attorney's in-when voten Unect down a request to of grand !bell. vllltiplors tmllod Rooman last'nlura-ral,. the 1n-•0n ~.75 m~ Jn Sgt. Jack Calnon, ol Ifie Coo!A Mesa dar. nllht at his borne -2911il llan Biiio already ~ !dlQol boncls, ,TbJt Pollet ~ vice 111111 ldellJcenc•~. w,_ Niguel. ' (lltt o~ h.. l) ! ) ... • • -. ' , An Editorial These Four Best Fit HunUliglon Beach YOten bave<18,City Council candidates •\e- fore tbem Tllesdaya -and tour choices to make. Voters will be trying to guess which lour of tbe candidates have that unique balance of character, talent and energyitbat would Jll!lke them ass~ to the seven·person , board :that governs the af .. faJrs ot a , sprawling and fast-growing municipality -a citY. with · pro~Ise s~nd to i:i~n~. Voters also . will be con~med with the . candidates personal1t1es -how well they will get along with hold· over coµncilmen and with the city staff. .The.D~LY PILOT-believes that these four persons best fit the charactenstics demanded for community leadership : M•yor j•clc GrM.. .-.. After servlng.·one 'fouf.y,ar ter~l Green has demonstrated and proved himsell' bOtb a~ a servant ~Del as a lead~r In~ city government. _ -, · -Tod lartlttt -Another incumbent. BarUelt has a blend of characlerlsUcs -particularly for availability and concern witb downtown i1111es -that liave ma4e 'him valuable and '.certainly woi'tby of re-election, ' · . Marcus Porter -As a planning commissioner, and as an ac· t1ve worker in a wide variety of civc·p·l'OJ)ects , he has sh'own ·a blend of energy and concern that should make him an excellent city cotm· ciJman. Alvin Coen -Another Incumbent, Coen is a yo ung attorney who has demonstrated a quick mind and other assets that add to the balance·of the seven·man council.. He deserves re-election •. * * * '* * *' T~ Best for 1Valley . • l J • : • ••• • • • •j • · "l'.eltiiidirlvaJ1'1Wiiinrm bt ..!ll!lllt;llr:ee-~=••' tromll _ i-iiall'ilf sev111 ~dates ~' N D , , · :_,,. r; eves tbese f" tbe -qualHled: ' •• . , , Edlra~]ast ,' Gioni B. ScOtt Alber'!, B .. Holllnden Council Joh Almost. O_ver For Optometrist l(aufman ·All eyes may, be on ti!O 'lllD1tlnlf'!n !leach electioo Tueaday, but ·there·~-­ council figure who is taking. !Us eye off civic arralrs. Councilman Henry Kaufman, an op. tometrist, js looking into doing more research in bis profession. After four years on the ~uncil, Kaufman is atep- ping down, thougli be hints that hla retlmnent may ni>t be long lived. uAfter being involved tn civic affairs for 20 years, it'• time for a HbbaUcal," Ile says. Kaufman's is one of four se~ts being contested fn the municipal election. While .he is Ol)e of the council's most respected personalities, Kaufman wUI readily agree he may not necessarily be the most papular, even tbou&h he was the second top vote.getter in 1966. On bis election, Kaubnan gave notice of what resklentl could · erpect by stating that be would aier.ve on the COUDC'll as' if he Were prohlblled by law ~-lffking re<!lectlon, Few will argue tliat be lluck t• that prumlae. He bu lieen the odd man in countless Sol declalona, · "[ fell strongly that I WU •lected lo serve the community u a whole and not jmt those who voted for me,,. he ex~ plained. "Councilmen shouldn 't represent, :<MK..,..,.~ ...... ,... special interelt. groups . ·1 think it would beacbfrant area, and as a result bas !Us be helpful if indeed there were a law share of foes . .._~ limiting the tenure, of councilmen to one He wa& chairman of lb«! liaison com- term." mittee whiCh "provided the questions and Kaufman describes ·himsell .as a backgrOund mat'trial,for the Urt.n Land . legalist and believes in s tr I ct i~ Institute (ULI) which eet up' deVelopment terpretation of tbe Jaw. guid~ll~ for Huntington Beach. "I would change the 1aW rather . than ·Dr. KaUfman 'bas been a leadfna: ex. break it," be ·said, "For· eumple, con. p0nent of the ULiis recominendaOons for · ditional excep"9ns should be ·eliminated. redeveloping the· downtown aree~ and If a change for a piece of prnperty ta re-bea<llfront, as set !•rib In 1he Top ol the quesled ,it lbould be part 'of a """' caae. Pler plan, 'l'be city plan ill baaed around Thia would avoid 'the IOl'I of creepin& leveling five blocu ...i crealina a. bup zone chan&• we get .at 'tlie momerft." parking Jot. 1K1111tn111 alao uses thla _..t la "We'lfbe bppy If 1he.downtawn--' •P-pmeit iclfy' ,poll<y d . n<p.rlnt'. de ii thcmaelvU,'"he' 11id, "lillrln faet police re~ on . permits (0< ·....,.. their plan la bound lobe llmll .. to -ours bJJsineaaes in the ~o~.~-~· • because )'Oil· can't aVoid the fact that ,o•.we are Ulio,f'tbe ..,..;,...~lce!IRlp a parkmg Is tilt blgg'3t requirement" regu.laLory way when ' In rict t 11,w only '~ 'Kaufman ~has' Jorig been int'ertsted in ajlowa it to be,t'Md as a reVen1lt ve~.. urbio plannJng. He &tarted in l!H4 'when ' . I think It'• a poor .llua~ WllH we~_, ho',•• 1ppolnlect lo the plllWng com- pollce declcling' who {ii .,llcll!le to' do mloiioo ,and served el-"1 years,' b~si~." , . • -~ He was,reappointed'ro·the ·panel In lM nu. atlltu~ does nol;-A..t l!Juf-' a..i wa• cootent•wlth thia r<>te until Itel man, whole,~ ii~· aia. a wtMri he'l'lll for tlection io the ~ii. lot pf l\lppxt ~ro, He 111!1 ~ ~; l!lty If Ii, ~le=""? "I Ulla. to 'do of Ille .....,. .. to ~~IM' -jllo;U ~ .... II • I ~ , ' • (' ' •• -I• w.v •. Siee&• , TEN CENTS ·a· ' ' ' . - .. . Astronauts _ Enter Orbit · Ori Tuesdari ' ' SPACE CENTER, HOWl!on (UPI) - ApulJo 11'1 ub'onautl aped flawlesslY, toward 'the bright waxing moon today, lralled by a rocket hulk tbal will Craall int.9 the lunar surface as they !Wing~ into orbit Tuesday night, • kbriel blut from the moonlllip'1 -blc rocliet .. gine Sunday lined up \otterao James A. Lovell and his two flrsf...time cre.,..,.n,, JQhl> I. Sw!Jet\ .m ·Fred W, Halse, for. man's-first ~ tn-the a. dent 'b!lll 'ol 1be .-i'o .uptendo Wedo ' -ay·,qhl, ' ' -:·. Among dipttlrles ·~ ...... third mooo landlng'fl'om -Onatrol will be 'Vice Pruldent' Spln1-T. A;Dew. He was at Cape . Kennedy with Weit German. Chancellor Willy Brandt for Saturday's launch. ' • . Ground controllers said Apollo 13'1 aim was so accurate -bringing it within' 71 miles of the moon's far 'Side -a ,third op. portunity lo con<ct the courae Monday night would be okipped, - Instead, the spacemen will check out their moon lander three hours ahead of achedul•: Mila1on cimtrol -tbi' astronautl, ta look at gaugos -..im1- 1he frigid helium llnlc that apparelily healed f~tban.plaaoed a"wek-beli>IW the Ji~. ... ·-ill -~ at all" -a. ~ a 'oisw Qioe1 ........ io(d, and !he cbeclr et: ..... -·lie· "to -;If ljle n!a#riij, .............. .. Whit we're"Jiedlnt lll!'IJ' . '111e -!arider -wlll be ' wm...i -tlil -....,. bl"8dcaoi·o1 tl)t llklay fJ!chl. ' . ' SI~ mJmtlo1 before tiie 111r<\!11111a' scheduled wakelip Ume at jO:ll a.m. PS1:, Lovell riilloeil Mlaston Coolrol'that Halse bad about,nlne boors ol llDild'!*P ~ Swigert. about .Sm boors; Loveli flld ~ got aboUt five bolltl of .. ~ .. lleep, - "Just after we went lo sleep lut nlchl we had a Dll.!ter alann and it really acared us/' Lovtll &aid. •·w~ wen ID over tbe coc):Jit.Jike •wet !)00d1'." tr "Sorry It wasn't .. BOmetbini more significant," replied MIMioo c..itrol. 'today Wal the fine] clay of' -for . (See,A.fOU.0,.Pac,,I) , Ta~p~yers 'fold Pickup .Schedule Astronaut ',Johti L. Swtgett Jr., on hla "8Y ti> the moon. ~have pined u el:• tenllOD ob litl federal Income tu, but m..t'reslcients of Hun~ Beacb and !'ountaln Valley must llill mall ·tbeln by Wednesday. , • . Fountain V.aDey pbllmaalor Hector 0, Gildlnu warned resicientl ml!Ung' tbeir tax to check the pick-up ttme· on poetal collection boxes. • The box in front of the Fountain Vat:. 1ey I'ost Office, )0201 Slater Ave., will take mail lip 'lo midnl&bt, W~ay, and mall will ~ tbe Apr!] 11 postmark, safd Godinez.,· . , 1 lluntlngton Beadl.:realdenta who want. their lnco-lex ttatement -lied April 15 must place It In the letter drop In the lobby .. <il the coatral pnot _olflce, mt Warner Aye., before I p.m. 1lle sub-slaU.n at Main Sln!el and Olive A venue · downtown. will dole at 5:30 p.m. Oraage C.U& , I • I •v I'll.IT • P.,..P .. eJ APQUQ •• Ille U..-._..., belcn braking Into --and pnporlJ!I I« their 1111-dlna. IW ..... mUlq ~-ol It. Aller •llllc r ....i iw. Slld "wasn't .... ., ...... ._..,parlod • .• ,. aa.·l'ft. 'll!IJ ,e I It ilo .......... ?± -~and lnopeCt the atild\ed i.;nar ~ c r a It "Aquart.ua" toniP,t. ' ' uwe·re all fetllD( pretty I 0 0 d. I' -.s..ia..i. llwllllt. wfio lei! behind a card listing llM>ibe ..... ch_ In hll Olgbt 'pion, aste4 . for an ezplanaUon ."'-some nota- tiDDS cm a phololrapbic plan. Tile -ho nplactd, 'nlomaa, K. Mattingly, 11· plaiae4 lllem to him. ' "YMl'N doing IOOd work. IUY,0 Kit.--U!lllY told !di uOOinluOJ,. . "lMI; I bad a -i*llile cnwman t.hlt f.lmlht me alf I know," unr~ S.na-t He -In fer Mattingly a day · Won Saturday's launch after doclora decided MatUngly port.ably would come down witll German meams lhll ...U. He bas yel to lbow aoy aymplom&. Irate Driver Beats Student · . At .Bolsa Chica ' DAILY PILOT ltlff ....... Readi'ior. .Fair Soclal aC!ence fair opining tonight at Meadow View School Jn Huntington Beach will Include work by students throughout the Ocean View School Dls- tric<, including this J'flodel of the Greek Parthenon by Freddie Roberts, 13, of Westmont School. Public can view student projects from 6 to 8 o'clock to- night and Tuesday nigh.I and from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Meadow View. Valley Boys Club Happy At-Number of Donatwns Bo:ofa 'Alone,' . -~ ... .. -. Not ·Forgotten .. ¥-OU might call the Fountain -Valley Boy1' Club "lucky" but club dJreclor w. ry Carter says he Is "thankful." The smile on his face is from the gifts recenUy recetved by the club. , •"Surs and liDebuct Foundt\iol liaJ granted us Sf.800 for'the expail!fOn Of our arts and crafts program. It should boost llttendaoce tremendously," Carter aaid, And just three weeks ago Carter hopped ln tfie-drivet's seat Of a 12-~eJJll!r\van-· -mide pcissible 'thi'OOih a gi'ant rrom the Cali!Otllia Community Foundation. ~;,.....w.;r ia't.. H~ =:,,:ci.-..::to'=" to~!: 2 GWC Students 1'1ll! atknl1 .. qc_>ppat~ and ..... /I , . ~ quenG)' 1111 caodidll<)' bas bee1I 0verillld-G. l..l p · b • ;. owed 1>r .111a ·u a111ot ... 11m 1n Iha .x.m. ~ . ro abutt1 ell electlan -• · · .: Boali ..UgDtac!lbaclty a1u.iMy in . Two Golden w .. 1 College students have ~ M: ·.!i,. ijop~eof ~llon ~ been placed oo diocipllnary probtillori for other --v--.11• B:onfl-had b:: 1• their alleged use of profanity during. a ....ctlcinr~ la Hunlingloo Beach student forum March 12. ilnce 1lil IDd be1cn that -I four Dt. Dell llliller,'dean of llludenlt, Ilk! yem·oa the dty at:Ufney'i staff at GJen. today Cillt ·the. action tik'en. against · dale · · students Bill Whltehead and Dave Betts • means that they are subject to "im· Two candidates , m~te suspension" if they w~re td ' !urltier v!Olrte any .coUeie, dlstrlcl, er , &tN rules. . . . . Facfug ~w Suit . Two downtown propettJ owners have flied a suit asking $100,000 damages agabwt two candidates in Tue9day11 limo tlngl<ln Beach e1ect1... ' . • Mrs. Martha Holt and Tim Talbert, members of the Powntowo Property Owner& Alloclatlon, cbar&:e "Jntwferenct w11h buslnea relatloni" a(alnat Mayor· Jack ~ llDd p!llJlll!q . coounjai<ln Olalnnafl Rocer D. Slat.I. 'Tile .Wt II . ..,... 1tatemeota alletedl1. ma<IF lrl .... -with .the downw.,D aroup·• ·~ temptl to llin up ........ wlWnl to redeveloP the beachfront -area tbrOU&ft private eolerprl!e. . • Both Gnen and Slates today declined lo comme111 DD tha suit, filed with Orange County Superior Court Friday. DAILY PILOT oWGr COAST l'UILISHlNG aJMl'AlfY . l•\fff H, WtM -.. --·J··· a. c.,1.., Ya ""'*"' ft 0-,. .. MW...- »•111•• KM¥il ad11or 1\M•• A. M,,,111111• Mlol'lll\"'9 Ecl!lor AlMrt W, l1t•1 Al.._111• E"'• .............. Offtc• 17t75 l1•ch l o11l1•1•d M1ill11t 4lldr1111 P.O. I •• 1,0, 9?64t --l • .... htdl~ m ,,_, ,.,_ Co1l1 Mn1r UI Wul h y S!rtoet """""' hldl; n n Wat ••it.• I010i.v1f'll $M ~111 >OS HIN'lll El C........ 11.a Betts bad actually been suspended for three days following the forum featuring Tom "Bllckbum, SDS chatnnm al Cal Stale Lone Beach, Miller Ilic!. Huntin.gton Tot Escapes De~tli.;.:.· A ~H ytar old to1;wro,f!y eocaped de. Slmday al-when she wa1 ca-between the wheell olan automobile a HuntlD&tmt BNcb mu 1'8' backing i>ul ol a•ilriveway. Tile girl, J~ LYM HaroDtt, !;Ml lSth St., 'f\1'~1 WU treated Jori. minor injilriel and released fnim Hun- Uogton lliten:Ommunily Hospllal. Paul D. ~. 19, of 11311 Rhone Lane Huollnaton 1leacb, told police be was 'just moving thi car out o1. : hi! driveway wl1etl bf fell a bwnP IDd beard the child "'7· · Signup -~P~anned ·For Kmderg~r~n Kinder1arten ngtatraUon for, all Ocein View Sd'lool District children has been scheduled ror April 22 and 23. Mothers who Wish to enroll the.Ir chll· dren may sign them up between I a.m. and noon and I p.m. and S p.in. at thdr neighborhood schools. A birth ctrtiflcate and immunlzallon records must be brought to the -school at the time of reflstratlon. .~ ~erlarteu •ppllcantc muae be four years and nine months old before ~pt. l, 11'10, In crder to quallly, New Reservior Claims First Drown Victim LOS BANOS (UPI ) -Sberlff's dell"ll" aearch."1 the waters of San L u I a Rewv<>lr today for Ill lirsl drowning victim. . "They give us a grant on one object to a Boys' Club each year. 'Ibis year we de- cided to apply for a van. Jt took several months Of taiking to 1~ that ,er ant," be said. With the vu, Carter managed to talk a local service station, LL Shell Service, to supply free gasoline and maJnt.a.in the 1970 van. About 55 boys gather daily 1t the Boys' Club, located oe:rt 10 the Fouolaln Valley Drive-in Theater on Talbert Avenue. They depend heavily on gifts to keep the cl~~ rwsalal· "! ,: 1 Teachers Back Tax Override Teachers in the Huntington Beach City School Di'trid are publicly suppll'tlnc the cU1trict'1 propoted 4o-cent tu over- ride, The financial measure 1oes before district voters Tuesday. The Huntington Beach Elementary Teachers Association said today : "Pasaqe of this override is euenUal for !'OllliDued quality educ au.., DI the . children in this district. "if this election fails the education of our children m1y have to be curtailed by eliminahon. of such apedal programs as: remedial reading, art. drafting, wood shop, instrumental and vocal music, library services, foreign languages, sew- ing and dthera." , . The teactiers group represenU 1bout 90 percent of tbe district's 264 teacbtn. l'rotn P.,e J KAUFMAN ••• the plann"lng for .civic tmprovement.s and this councll lia~ certainly done UiaL They will have enough to do, over the next four years just to build all we h•ve planned." The improvements refen:td to are the clvic center. library, parks, fire stations and city yard. "All .the sltes "have. bten paid for ; the clly ~ in Sood abapo.'' Through his family, Kau~n also hat shown an interest in foreign affairs. He and hls wife, Muriel, have three chlldren -two of whom are studylnc in Israel with the third traveling in Yugoslavia. A Norwegian youngster -the .K1ufmans' fourth American Field Service student - currently is living at the Kaufman home. "Maybe we'll be. able to do a bit of tfavellng ourselves now," Kaufman said. Tustin Topless Dieplay Raided Orang< County Sheriff's olflcers show· ~ a. :ihapely entertainer in a Tustin tavtrn jUlt who wu wearing the pants Sunday when Utey halted her torrid num ber to book her on cbarge:t of in. deeent exposure. Investigators allege K 1 re n Ann f\fclDtyre, 23, of .. Pomona, wu topless and , . to aD Intents and purpooes, bo~ tomleu, in the Tuscan Room bat when their cltaUon slowed down her routine. They alto booked tiar manager RJchard W_~ Oerson, 211 of Orange,· for pl'l>4 cUrtr,J-r fcmtlt . to lndecatllJ t :rpose her.:ell. . • Plane Crashes; Crew Escapes A quartet of tight&eeing Oien clam· bered from lhe wreckage of· their :single ; engine plane Saturday after it crashed during a landing attempt at Catalina Jsland , seconds before ·it exploded in flames. Cut and bruised, the male pilot and his three women passengers, all of La Canada, narrowly escaped death after the r.es.sna 172 hit a brushy area near the Airport In the Sky. They were identified as R o b e r t Loftfield, 39, Gloria Steward, J a n Steward and Nancy Gllfilen . Los An1eles County firemen stationed al the Island eatlngU!abed flames that erupted around'the crash lite: Loftlleld tokl investigators he w'!' en route from Santa Monica Airport to San Nicolas Island when the plane developed engine trouble. He ~led to set lt down but missed the end of 1he runway 1191> the Jsl1ncf'1 ptak and crashed Into the WOoded hlllslde. . County to Vote On Bond Issues Jn addition to city council elections Tuesday, there are a few bond issues before voters In Orange C o•u n t y '1 munlclpal ele<:Uons. Six measures, including five bond issues totaling $28.6 million, face voters in Anaheim. One is an $8.65 million ele<:· trtc revenue proposaL Other bond Issues are on the ballot in the cities <lf. Cypresa and Fullerton. as we.II as Guadalupe 1n Santa Barbara County, San Luis Obispo County's Pismo Beach and Del Mar in San Die10 County. Carson In Los Angeles County, Needles In San Bernardino County and McFarland in Kern County will vote on increasing ci- ty tax rates. Just Looking ••• Offensive Loom• ~saigon Blasted By. Red . Rockets I• , ' SAIGON (UPI) -Communist au<r- rillu bit Saigon with a rocket attack tonight, the first since Dec. 17. At the same time allied intelligence sources warned or new and bigger CommunlSt ol· fen&l:Yes this 1pring, including attacks oo Saigon. U.S. and South Vtetn..-police of· ficials said at least si:a: rockets hlt Saigon. killing three penons and Injuring 44. All ol the dead and 38 of the wounded were in the crowded Olympic Theater were a rocket struck the rear wall. Two rockets struck the t n t er I or ministry building four blocks from the presid ential palace and two block.a from the U.S. Embassy, wounding one woman and sending two othen into shock. Police flral reported the uploslcma here IDd al B-each Holdup Try Foiood;. · Suspects Held ,- A 20-year-old Hunllnaton B..,ii man and three juvenile com~ are in custody today fOU...lng ID UDIUCCesful atl<mpl to bold up a pa station wllll • 14-ioch kolle Sunday afttrnoon. Ar<eoled la< IUSplclDD ol armed -beey IDd grand tlleft are W1yne L. Walttr, l7I01 Barton Drive, and a 16- yell'-old boy and two 17-year-old girls, all fnim Hµallnglm Beadl. Police uid Walker IDd the boy a~ tempted to hold up lel"Vlce atatJon operator Bill Breeggeman It the Beach Boolevard and fleil Ave111e Enco station at 2:10 p.m.. Breeggeman took the knife away from Walker In a abort scuffle which sent him and the boy peampering to a ptl.way car wlt1-the two girls, o(fl~ said. They drove Wo a nearby resldentlal area but were stopped shortly afterward in Westminster by officer R. WeiMeimer who recognlRd the license number from a bullelln laaued to loclI pollce llatiorm. ov Sch<>°ils List New Principals Prtncipals for two new Ocean· View Dis trict 1chools have been named. Taking the helm at the Vl!ta View School will be Mrs. Barb&i1 Dolph, H, now coordinator or primary currlculwn for the Fountain Valley '8cbool District. David Holmes, 311 who has beell"a"prin- cipal with the Duarte Unified School District since 1967, will assume the leadenhlp of Pleasant View School. Both will begin their new assignments when school opens ne:a:t rail. Tragic Gun Accident Leaves Man, 22, Dead PORTERVILLE (UPI) -William M. Parrish, 22, was killed during the weekend when a gun di.5charged while a companion unloaded it Parrish, of Bakersfield, was bit in the head by a bullet fired from a .22-callber revolver. Tulare County sheriff's officers saM Parrish and three other Bakersfield youths were staying at a friend's cabin about 25 miles east of here in the Panorama Heights area. • , the tlleater as terrorlst )?omtis, but later found the rocket engines. One rocket hit the Interior ministry, wounding a woman secretary and sending two others into shock. Another hit the ~ Saigon ruver and blew out windows in the government-owned Majestic Ho~ wjiere a sJnpr and several otber perlOCS we.re cut bY Oyln( glass. National police said another rocket landed on the tennla court at the Cercle Sportif, a luxurious country club favored by South Vietnam's polU.ical and social leaders and the d.iplomaUc set Police first reported ..a, bomb-explosion ln the interior ministry office bullding but later found a rocket motor at the scene. Penons Uvµig in the area sg.ld · they heard the rocket being set off arid jt wa1 only seconds before it hit, indlca~ing it may have been launched from a point just across the Saigon Ri ver in swampy marshland. · · The C.Ommunlit,s· also stepped up their pressure oh the t"1n Green Beret camps of Oak Seang and bat Pek, 300 miles northwest of Saigon~ and m 11 i t a r y spokesmen said new threats w e r e developing agalmt a Special Forces ca rnp In the 1'1ekong Delta and a nearby South Vietnamese anny training center. 1'.1ilitary spokesm~n s,aid tonight .cap- tured CommUnfst dOcumen ts and in-- formation from a captured Vlet Cong district leader indicated another round of Communist attacks could be e:a:pected late this month in South Vietnam. Tiley said the documents rewrted that the long expected spring offensive in the cen!ral highlands got under way April I and that it would conUnue until June. In this offensive the Communists have had the Dak Seang Special Forces Camp und~ seig!i! !or three weeks and attacked the one at Dal Pek 20 miles to the north on Sunday. · Beaches Full In Huntington It seemed like summer swlday at all beaches in Huntington Beach, according to state and city lifeguards. The sunbathers were "wall.to-wall, just Jike a day in July or August," said a spokesman for state liteguardl at Hlm- tington State Beach. 'Ibey counted 25,000 or 30,000 on the beach Sunday and another 20,000 at Bolsa Chica State B.eas:h. A large· crowd of 75,000 was recorded Sunday on the city beach "Wher e lifeguards had to pull 33 swimmers from the water. Saturday's city beach crowd was estimated at 30,000. Water temperatuer was 60 degrees both <lays, while Sunday's air temperature soared to 70 degrees, three degrees wanner than Saturday. l'rom Page J OVERRIDE •.• Issue will return to the ballot in June. During the February voting, 3,264 cf 12,401 registered voters cast ballols -a 26 percent turnout. "We think it will be higher this time, because of interest in th<? city election," said, Palmer. Results o! the override election will be tabulated at the office of the Huntington Beach City Clerk, but Palmer said some- one would answer the districf ~n• for election infonnation up to 11 . p.m., Tuesday. The dis trict phone number ls 5~1. ' "'' ftlftlMtt Muted County authortties said ?tftlvln Woodard, $5, San Jose, apparently.drown- ed Saturday when a ts.foot all.unlllum · boat capsized, throwtn!I' him ·.Ind two olhen Into the water. The boat. TI1!'i"d over In JOO.foot deep water near the l>ase of the recently comple ted dam. 'Charges .of operatinC 1 paol .. room wlthollt a license Wert added to ·canon's witrllil. lltpllttee~bad 24 how'I iarl~r bool<ed Jack VIMO!> s~1 13, ol Tustin, . 1 lel!Ow ..OPl07e 11 the bO~ ... ldenUcll chai'ges. All three defeodaota rre !tee on ball. Window shopping Is not oul of bounds enllrely for this Amish woman while bet plain lollr. male com· panion walks stiffly by a jewelry di splay in Dover, Del. I ' I ' • I ... H DAIL V I'll.Ill' f Coast ·Vot.er·s c-hoo~~:~Councihnen .1 on Tue.sday .. ~ '. ,,. . . . Voters 1n seven cities along the Orange Cout wW go to the polls Tuesday to elect councilmen to %Z vacant seata. The~ will chose from among &9 can· dldateS who are' ruiinlng fOt four.;ytar tenns. Polling ptace!I in Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Jn Ne·Nport Beach, Costa Mesa, Laguna Beach, San Juan Capistrano and San Ctemente, the polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Cities and candidates are: COSTA MESA (seven candidates for two seats): Willard T. Jordan, 1500 Adams Ave., in- cumbent; George A. Tucker, 1715 Palau Place, incumbent; Jack Hammet, 72i Baker St.: Eli Kastr, 1735 P<lmona Ave.; Theodore Bologh, 286 Del Mar Ave.; Davk! J. Yarnal, Z583 Santa Ana Ave., and Thomas A. Manus, Jr., 267 E. 17th St. l FOUNTAIN VALLEY (1 e v e n can.. dldates ror three seats): F.dward E. Just, 1189 Santa Clara Cir- cle, incumbent; George B. Scott, 16675 · Spruce Circle; John J.' Mangano, 9605 La 1 Granad a St.; Hazel L. Courreges, 8571 Talbert Ave ., James L. Bartz, 11210 Lavender Ave.; Albert ' B. Hollinden, 18894 Santa Cannela St., and Burton Taubman, 18732 Redwood St. HUNTINGTON BEACH (18 candidates for four sea.ts): Jack Green, 687.1 Canterbury Circle, In- cumbent; Ted Bartlett, ITU Plile SI., fn. cumbeot; Al Coto, 5792 Meadowbrook St.,. inewnbent; WUliam N. Gibson, 34.l Pecan St.; Mn. Pllyl\ls, Galkln, 715, 10th St.; Roser fl. Slates, 1701 Main St.: Robert C. Terry, U111 Quie• Bay Lane; Harcus Por\er; 19842 Providence Lane: Heney Duke, 1"2Z Fairway Lane; Joe Ferm, 17581· Gothard St.; Ronald Bauer, 8182 Na" Circle; Robert Zlnngrabe, 16651 Rhone Lane ; Ronald Knapp, 1J32S Del Mar Lane: A. C. Marion , 101 Olive Ave.; Gordon Ratch, 16692 Baruna Lane; Hope Greer, 205 Utica St.: Nonna Gibbt, 1'10l7 Westport Dr., arid Kenneth Good~in, .:t Huntington Ave. LAGUNA BEACH (five candidates· loi: • --): . 1ooepb A. O'lalllTao. • Locm1 St, ln- cumbenl: ~ GoldberJ. 171 Ledrott St., lncumbelll; Jeaepb L. Tomehak. llO C&Joi! Temce: Peter Oltrandlr, m PoPlat st.; and Edward C: Lorr, IOIO Bala st. . llBWPOln' BEACH ( tlgbt candidates for lour-bl, to be elected by district): Dillrlel One-Howard Rosen, 111 Seville' ;4ft., Incumbent, and Al Forglt, m Balbao Boulevard. • Diltrlct TluM Roy Woollly, !UWla v-. .... cart l(ymlo,. •10 Cl1ll Drive. D~trl<t Four-Walter Koch , !U Cam- br~ Lane, and Milan Doslal, !DI • Trlidewl&df Lani. -SlJ-IUcllard Croul, 117 Fernloal .Aft.;and J-Ayoa. Jr., Ill lleli«rope .Ave. • SAN ~ (11 candldatt for throe teabll: Robett D. Olllton, 111 W. .A'rllllila Pallada, Incumbent; Wide F. LoW,!r, 1111 MCM!lerey Line, lncumbeot.; 'lllomu O'Keefe, 2'111 Vla Verbena, !'IC'Wllbent ; .Art Holmei, 113 .Avenlda. Sm, Pablo ; J-nlUl,' lllS 'AVtalda Silflilor1 JluOld lllolde, 111 AYenlao l'Nildlo; 11tnert m .. 1,, 1ui• cane 111.,..: :aitr -lllyvl, J."6 Calle Toledo; """' l(aelber, IOi Buena.Vilt.a ; James Lust, Sr., uaz Via Avila; Eufeoo Sulllv10, llO Menlda • • ·Swigert. Forgets -"o; ~ W. Jloar&;IO'l,A-• SU cartoe; 1aa N: "lteonody, Ill Alameda Lone; W. Fenton Slnl:, SIS Avenida La CIMU, and ~vii IL -· JOI Cimino Sm ae-tt. . 8AN JUAN CAPIBTllANO (nine can- dJdates ·for t.bree ·.U.): • J , •· I Ed Cbermalt, 31131 Lot AmJios, ~ cumbenl; Don1 Durnford, IUtt Andrei Plto Rd., Incumbent; Josh Gammell, r 31Al Sacarami Lane ; Dolly OUVares, t 31111 Ganado Rd.;• BO!y Reid, lllZfllol 1 OblJpo Rd.: G,ry Sodlkoff, IO!D Sliver ' Spur Rd.; Don Roo1t, :nm caBe Banta Ynez; Georala Covert. lllll!J A...ida Mariposa , ml James Thorpe, J'llllJ cane Santa Ynez. Taxes .· A.str:onaut A_sks 'Out of. Country' Filing Extensio.n . ~~~eric~1.<t."~~ Jr, pul oll llllng hil lneome :.ix. M I bachelor earning II')~ l )'ell the re.,. mi1ht have been JUI! 1 "'1a1 Jn PIYinl the lar:p chunk of money •• and, anyway, he waa busy helplnf friends prepare I« a tong 'trip. April 15, aller all, was .WI eeveral days away. · But It the laat mlnu\< aomelhln1 hap. pened lo make one friend mla tl>e trip and S~ilert wenl Instead. . He ,..nt ao laat, that not only did the Income lu slip h1s mind, be also lor1ot to take a card that outlintd aome very Important pillll '"' tlle trip. Then, on Sunday, came the revellUon. lt wu akin to the situatkn of many a traveler who remembers, halfway to the seaabor<, flllt be left his nil« an the kltcbeo table. ~y tt>1s time he Wll halfway lo the moon on .Apollo 11. . 5'mewhat sheepishly, Swi,.rl --u he could have 110111e lllgbl jllan changes read up to him. "I think that I forgot and left that card back durin1 the sultin1," be said. 1•1 left it Jn the suit room." 'Nut!' Liter, s..t,.ri and the oUlu two astronauts were having the day's newa read to them when came an Item that be1an: "Today's favorite pastime acroas the U.S .••• " Capsule communicator Joseph Kerwin readin1 the item, stopped and said :' "Oh, oh, have you guys filed your income tax yet?" lt wu one of those light remarks that 1 always pass between lfOUDd and ·1 apocecnfi lo break the monotony' of tile interminable numbers that are passed verbally back and forth. "How do I apply for an extenalcm?" said Swigert, suddenly alert. 'lbere WU • lot ol laUBlll<r. 11Hey lilten," said Swt,ert. "that'a not fumy. lblnp ldnda happened real fut down there and 1 do need an enension. I didn't pt mine filed ... MOftlaa ....... "I'm really aerious," came the voice ln>m 1poce. "I may be spending time In another quarmline beoides the one thq are planning for me." Now the groond waa JOOth!ng. It'd be taken care of. 1b.ere wu tome more banter about havlllg an a1ent meetlq tile crew on the recovery carrier in tbe Pacific on spalsbdown~ before U. 1 · quarantine that ends May a. Later Swigert was told about n . lnternal Revenue Service regu)ation that · provides an autom1tic eltenl!on for anyone out of the country. "That'• good news," u1d SwiJert. .. I 1 sueu I qualify." MARY MARTINEZ PREPARES FOR MASSIVE TEACHERS STRIKE IN LOS ANGELES Walkout Dramatizing 'Declining Quality of Education' in LA's 616 Schools Marine to Face Murder Charge Nixon, Family to Visit Teachers Become Pickets A New Me:1ico enlisted man faces a formal p~trial Jnvesti1ation into the alleged rifle murder ·ot ,a fellow Marine Corps trainee, authorities at Camp Pendleton announced today. Coast Ho1ne Next Week? ,,, ,,.- Lines Form Around LA Scliools on Strike's 1st Day LOS ANGELES (AP) -Teachers formed picket lines outside schools throughout Los Angeles today in the first day of a strike called by a union which lists 22,000 of the district's 25,000 teachers as members. Supt. Robert Kelly said all possi ble classes would be kept open with nonstrikers, 2,000 substitute teachers and &Upervisors. The Los Angeles school system is se- a:md only to New York city's in tota l enrollment. It has 616 schools and M:l ,000 students. Robert Ransom , president of the United Teachers of Los Angeles, the striking union, urged Kelly to close the schools. "Poor education Is worth less than no education at all," Ransom told newsmen Sunday. "It is better to close down the system and hope the public comes to our aid. My hope is that the parents and tu- payers will rally behind the UTLA to pressure the state legislature to give the district more money." '11le union and the district agree that only the &tale can provide the money necessary' to meet even part of the teachers' demands for rriore pay, smaller classes, class aides and such im- provements ~s carpeting, air conditioning and soundproofing. "I doo't lhink the teachers are so much intereste¢. in dollars as in Improving th& school system," Ransom said. Un1on leaders said when futile lllh- hour negotiations ended Friday that " ' thousands of teachers would stay out un· lil the"n~ ~I the lcliilol i'or'.ll ne<Ollary. But some teachers told newsmen they ex- pected to stay out only a feW days to demonstrate their dissatisfaction. On April 4 the teachers rejected an offer of a 5 percent increase over the present annual salary rallge of $7,320 to $13,650. The district said It faced a $40 million deflcit already and would need half a billion dollars to meet all the demands. About 12,000 of the 18,000 teachers who cast ballots last week voted to strike. The union, backed by several labor organiza· lions, the American Federation o f Teachers and the Naliooal Education Association, offered strikers interest·fr~ Joans of up to $1 ,000. El Rancho has the hottest price in town! TEK • • Pie. Robert G • .Aragon, 11, 11 conlilad Jleli1bl1 sourc" today lald that Prell· to the brig at the 1prawlin1 tralnln1 dent RJchard Nixon and h1I family will facility adjacent tO( the southern Oran rTI t thew~-Whl'· H Ins County ti.it. j ' ,.-, f ' ... t • I Vt • ~<el II ooe: f"'' an He wlll be represented by Marino Corps Cltmenie ~ 13 r.,f *' ·• iile!ti~'.' legal olllcer Cl!PI. Pill' J. Laverdnl.ln th<: • holiday viii(' pn.be, which """ detmnlneiwhether' the' But calla lo the White "°""' this morn-defendant should go before a c, o u r t tn1 failed to officially conflnn the in- martial· board. ' • !orma~on. Arag011 Js acmsed of shooting Pvt, 'nie visit, which will loclude the Nhi:on Levert Jackson, 19, ol. Detroit, Pilch., at a family and lbe regular entouraie of barracks April 5, leading to the victim'• aides, security men and iress, will be the death one hour later 1n the bue holpltal. Orlt at the San Clemente estate aince Cock Fight Raided JASPER, Terln. (AP) -More than 125 persons were arrested and llomt 400 fightia1 cocks seiud in a raid la.ti Sun- day on what Tennessee state troopers said was a na Uon1l cockfighting cham- pioruhip tournament in a barn in a remote area of Marion County. early this year, when the family stayed a felf days. Speculation held thal the Pr"ident'1 vis.it was to be one of his routlne '"trork· in1 vacations" whi ch he has made before at the former Colton Estate. Some &ources have said that telephone work at the complex IJ under way in an-- tlclpaUon oi the Nlxons' visit. Preu aides at the capital hid no com- ••••••••••• Only the price is redaced:., now, get a qualitY, brush f or every member of the family! You can't go wr011f at thil price! Colgate Toothpaste .................. 69c Colgate 100 ................................. sl.19 Pre.vent decay wit.b.MFP ••• aave 14c, too! Reg. $1.49 size ••• price includes 12c off label •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Fo r wlue ••. ahop all departmeri.i1 a.t 11our Peraonalized Supernw.rket! Frying R~bbits ....... ~~"! ...... 89~ Enjoy an ·Old fashioned country dionci •· •• fried rabbit, gr~vy, biscuits ••• & be glad you &hopped El Rancho! i Ground Chunk .............................. 79r,, Ground Round ........................ 89~ Alw&yo r .... h ••• with hearty beef goodness! .. So very Jean ••• and freaher, for :flavor ! ' ' ' Ground Chuck Patties ................. 19~ Ground Round Patties .......... 89~ I Pri.t;e1 in eff ept M01t.; 2"-tul., Wed., April 13, 1<, lS. No IGltl lo d«llt,.,. Each pattle exactly the ume aile ! Suptr ahcrpper vroduct va.liul Ruby Red Grapefruit Sweet and juicy ••• pink & colorfuJ and delicious I The best Texas hu to offer! 10 'l P,reciaion ground meat in perfect patties! A I U.. Delicatui"' Kraft American Slices Just right to top a hamburger 7 9( pattie ••• for sandwiches tool Save on the 12 oz. packaae. ' • -. . . ... -....... mtnl oo the qu-about the lmponrllns vial~ pmum.obly becallle lllCb ¥,po by the chief elOC\JUVe art 1111>~ tt ~ · chanaez. t ! The slandanl anivol p&llem for 1ht President lnvohu tho landing ot the AJr Force One JeUlneJ' at Ill< El Toro Marine Alr Stttion, lullowed by a short· hop by hellcopler lo the Westerp Wblte llouR grounds. Fullerton Man · Dies In Swimming Pool A FUllerton man drowned Sunday In a swiinmlng pool at hio home. Robert C. Jlellberg, 41, of 1111 Cenejo Line, an accountant, was found lloatlnl In 1he pool by h1s brother-Jn.law Lyle 1 Malqulst. Resular deni..J care to. day, can mean so much in later yeara. A briak brullh and a qual ity den- ti!rice are "'"811tial I " •' ' ' • • I ' I ' • • • • I ' ' I I ' • • • 1 ' I I I I • t I I I I I ... \ 4 '11NLY I'll.OT -· Apr\I l.l, 1970 Vjet ," C:Qllg Striking _, 1~.rr9r Into Ca mhO,di~~s -..... Two c.mllodJu Y111aaen • 111e on1y Vletn..,_ 11> J>t-;,,... · • 1IM "llalinl :....J.s ""8ded up caul""'lf nlunled cambod .JD lllJa. w""1ed aid DWI and two -lyilll chickens and duckl and tied them to their \: .. I - I A Glasgow, Scotland court award- ,ed Gord°" McLl!ld $iflll.80 ill dam·. agei for ll\lllrlea received when a public toilet collapsed. City attor- neys argued unsuccessfUlly that McLeod .. 1 down more heavily than usual because he had been ' drinking. f • •• FjjtJl-fivt. tlemcntor11 school children vi.tikd the Bellvue Waah., diltrict'1 admfntatratUm ctnter 1o.n 4, /X~ trip recenU11 and 1Dt1't shown, amono other thiMQI. a, caw machine. WM11. the ~ toea over, G ....U l>o~ ~hed th< guide, fished a anibbt1 ltmon drop out of "Iii• pockft•aii<I· O/l<fd, "How about makino16S copit1 of thil?" :, !.. Undon, ~~.' high co1irt Jti41•'.!:fu'.:1.t •ec1 $26.40 per w"'!k; q•it•• 'Brooltohow to' )!ot P:,11111 .lo a fellow amateur "*',. .J!lar~ "'.liO he 'kicked dur- • ing ~-• uroots~aw, 29, said lie~_ It will like him 40 yeors to »81',lt' Oft; • . ·-~r :•·"'•-9 . . . .. 1rltti/ Hou, 1 Kistler pOses wttA a couple of bdbv """1keJ/• at th-, Den- ver, Colo., zoo. TMat and oth-.r p~ mafait\rt Up' for o:aopUon at tAe 100. AftyoM odOpting OM ma11 narrlt the ··~'11"4 "" .. 1111 """"' il'i<rib<d on a ~-TM 1MMlf toiU bt wed ID llod: JM 290'• ,..,. primate hoUI<. .... ...... . .. . ' f -... ' 'Tll\!1 llilodiU.hiJatk•d •truck Jcut..Wttk.iti HamUton Towm1aip, R .J., and ercaped with a coroe •f'hor• d'otUPl'<I, O[flciail IOid tll.e little tidbit.I ' W littlt .,.. sale tiaLui !Jut would be a wti- ~me , Odditin to a mammoth cocliluU port~. • •· wii9I! ·oeniwi meaales lbre.tm- ed lo poslpolltl l!ie AJIOllO •hot Sat- ~J __ Cc!i!tod •Ml•ra1 a spokes-man wr ~or ,W Uy Brandt, gave bhi·on ,ldeas about Iii• dl-•"'¥9'' He. said lhey were ''East Getn'WI m .. lal", not just plain old Gennan measles and certainly not Wnl Gerpwi me05Je1. NO NAME VILLAOE;Clmbodla (AP) -''Illa YllO c:..,. -aitd· IPM Ille ~ ~ any b-ooii -. that'• tr"1' there 11 no one here," thl Cambodian captoln lalcl, ~ at Iba fileo wltfl blo bralded,mwbJP. , Ilia two compan1.. ol i.._ -..!, tbroucb lho vlllqe on lho Pnk Trabek ruv ... -.-Jy vi-m ... hid ~·­ed. 'l1><Y searched Ute llllall thatdl hull, then put matcbel lo Ille tlnder-Gry walll. • 'Ille captoln, fllctlnc hll whip, uld .ht didn1 Imow llte name.al Ille village. N- al 1t11 ~ did el*r, ud It nally -1 matlft', Jn tlMlr <)'OI all tbe. vi. SA LT T eam Leaves Home To Mee t Russ WASHINGTON (AP) -Bearing oecret lnstructklnl from President Nixon, U.S . ntgotiltcn let out today for I crucial round ol talks wltlt tbe Sovl<U on curbing the arms race between the t " o superpowers. '!be lix-111111 tum led liy U.S. diaanna- ment chief Gerard·Smlth ii stopping first at Brussels to brief the NATO allies Tuesday on tile forthcomiq U.S.-Soviet Strategic Amil Umitatloo Talkl - SALT. Then Thursday, at Vienna, the U.S. en- vOys sit down with their Soviet opposiles to begin toulh bargaining that is ex- pected to go· on for months. The two &ides hel~ a preliminary discussions session as Hel!!inkJ last fall. Bolh tbe Unitell Sta..,. and tile Soviet Ul\ion are moving cautiously on SALT, which involves the baJ lc nuclear wr.apons power ct both natiom. If 111 agreement Is reached, JI will be 1 ,_,,.,. of Ibo atomic qe . name. vlllq:trs were VW Cone. Qno -· ..,,, ... ~ -fllll ol ...... It ...... -.. ...,... pofllW II tho riv• 'and cllallend n8'voully. A -· waa drlltina: dowlT clownoltream oo Ha ~ n .... a Vlttnmnese min in d1dllap -.,and bot appeared to be atUI allve a.ttboqh wounded . 'Ille tlOlcllen began, to unlimber their AXa riflel, but the man twitched CQ~ vuWvely and turned OD bit face. 0 Viet Coal, Viet O:mg," i the tl'OOpl 11.ld, but -·t waate 1 shot. Tba mu had died. Tba caplain llld theft hid been a i..t- tla lo No N-·'Vlllqo ..,U.r in tbe ~ ,bolt VIII io..,. ml CU!J>Odlin ellllulled in a pie It~ -tbe belts for tile eveninC meal. One IOldiet I._ Md ci.-Ill tile vtJJace. ~ -~.rulnl al lbeir-. led' a pooy, another had a!"!" in tow. ,... no mu-.., tbe Ca-• · Down dusty wqon palh which -Three pip wece lhol, and tbe troop& side, however, aod tbe Vlt!i Coor . .' 1lftdo:r . lhade ln!<I, tbe ._ 1,.... loaded tbe carcasses oo a truck Iha\ W. withdrew .to 8IMilllla' villare W ml1q: • •.,.ed • sldrmbh line before a large Catholic carried bicycles, bedding and gooda: from ·dolmW"""· · :' -chuirll, \he pride al tbe, village. They aet lhe small village •lore. While aome ot the ,troops set tbe looted r up a macbinei gun and. fired repeatJICI By noon, the village was gutted,.and at houses ablue, others' cautJou&ly pr~ bmW ~,the ~ wooden doj)rs. leaJ;t 70 houses were , burned, the home1 !he numerOU1 rtinforced bunka ~t' nae tf\e 'trOopl moved inside, .sacked Jt o( Cambodians u well a.s ViebliJMSe, tbe VloWJlleoe hid baltt bebeatli'1l1elr and aet k 'llirf. aloog with the mounds ol straw tbet had houaeo. 'Ille ~ Mid the VIJll'.'Cooc ,The roal collapsed in a roar and the bei!l1 piled up to feed the catlle dwinl lbe had tried· to enli'<nch themtel••. iO,,.'lhe -mHl>e si-al the Virgin Mary and current dry season, village )>7 llPIJac from lbe ........., . Jooeplt CX!IJld)>e .... thr\>llP lhe Oames. '!be troop< Jef~ :/; : • • ·B using Starts In Flor ir],a; ; ·""" 4 Kirk Give s In BRADENTON, Fla. (UPI)·- Superintendent Jack DavidJOn regained command of Manatee County's achools today and prepared to Implement a deaegregall<>n plan Gav. Claude Kirk tried for a week to block. 'l\Jeaday morning, 17,700 elementary echool atudeot.s and 107. teaclwr1 in Manatee will attend deseiregated schools and many of the students wW be bused long distances past lhelr neighborbood echoo~. David9on resumed command of the system after Kirk backed do1'D in the face of a Federal Court contempt citaUon and an order to pay a •to,000. fine for every da, he deUed coult «ders to destgregMe Manat~ .choo.r.: ~' ..The events of the past week may very well make it more difficult to accept the desegregation plan," Daviflson said to- day. "But at this point, it is the law." N-met with lho U.S. negotiators ovtt the weektnd. gave them final m. 1truciionl and wilhed. them well. Davidson, who was suspended by Kirk twice last week, said he "felt like a human checker being bounced first one way then another." . . .... • • Kirk backed down from i. head~ duh JANI 'l'CiNDA: ''I D,Ll. llLmftiY CRYING FOR HELP' ••• ·-with the Federal Court la a statewide At:tre11 JeiJ'• ·Denw r ~Anti-~ 1q roup.ln J6.hour f ast, Sit.in television broadcast Sunday ·itt wblch he Pat Nixon Opens r: • ·· . ,.,, ... _. ;~~~=~~~:1~~~':i~~~; . , .. ... · ~ • . the problem." U.S. Art Exhibit. · Actress Fonda · Peace· G.ro .. ups to Protest to~.:k ':,,"";"~'~::. ?.:':~"!;rJr ~:! Manatee County desegregation order -NEW YORK (UPI) -Mrs. Rlchlrd M. Joins Protest,. , . -· whi ch is currently pending belare the Nixon, who is redecorating some Of the -WASHINGTON' (AP) ..!_While millions more than 150 cities and 011 hundreds of U.S. 5th Circuit C.ourt of Appeals. ltth Century WbJte Howe roomt t*-' 1 of. Americans. gn1mbl1 .... qt11etly .abol!t college campuses. In his television addr ess Sunday, Kirk · · F t '· De · PlYing income ~xuJ ~ peace gi'oups The war protests were called by the announced he wa s reinstating David.son by Ml'I. John F. Kenned)', _ .... tbe as in U'?er . ate•plallnlni-pi<let11-1hls week against New Mobilization Committee to End the and the county school board and ordering centeOnial show ci 19th C. e·n t u r Y 1 .. gsiq the tax ~--10! i;ar. War in V1etnam, the VJ et n a m them to implement the desegregation American art at the Mt t ro p oli tan t>ENVEit (Vf'I) ~ Actrttf .Jane :~ ~ tocte1'''"*"".:•m· t. hlcluding a Moratorium Committee and the Student plan on Tuesday. Muaeum Sunday nlabt · • da, wbo la)'I people art u1e1r111 If~ , ~r" ~IOll·· ayeUe Park ~1obillia'Uon Committee to End the War Kirk 's decision came in time to meet --~ , ·dy _,,._. -In& their eyes,'' planned t9 begin a M-acn;;.l ... 1rom the Whtte C oUse, protest ii Vietnam. U.S. Districl Judge Ben Krentzman's iuc "1ea -wu accom,......,.. .. U:T leaderl -u.;~-· days before Protest leaden are planning rallies and order to comply with "bus now" inte- Clmient Conger, curator ct .. the White him' fast here today ti ~.fl:e war in W~y'1 dtadJine for filing demonstraUons Wednesday ta focus on gration or pay a fine of '10,000 a day for Houae, and <>-Ii• ~lion arc111tee1 -· · " ~' · "· : ta ...... ' flllotl wltll ralliel, tbe past and present.,.. of tax money for civil contempt of court. Kirk had until Edward V1Sen Jones, wtoo .... ~-en-. 'Ille wiUOWy movlo ll&r llldlbo.wauld·. ~ ..... t lllrikes• In war spending. today to comply. trusted with renov1tin1 eeveral area• in join membera cf, the r Mountaln · ~tatel ;-.-;..;'=':=,.+.,.,::t:,,;.-"'~-------'-,,0-::,...,-.,.,.-c.--.,,------"='--"-'--',:,,=--:-::---,==,-- the White H-Including lbe llJuo and Vletn1m Moratonlltll C<imin-Ii thi; Red Rooms. luted in United . Nallolts PWa In · Mrs. Ni.Jon w11 particularly tmpretfed dowittown Denver. • . wjtlt a New York dining"'°"' of·the 11111 · u~ F~· _ _t_;_,~:1 . •~ period in lhe -Metro,,olltan ,._, which -' ~ .... ·~-« I -· raJ1lld tmn lbe Federal period to P'!'lnk ACU-award for tllo llbn '"lll<y• - Lloyd Wrlpt. The Duncan Phy f • Horses, Qol\1 They," aisO wUI lrav<l to fUrnitur• al tbe dining room e•inced ~ tile .priwllnc Ft. Caniln Army 8* authentic elei•nce she wlsh<o to brine to noar Colon40 Sprin81 -Y· the llnc\lllW Mansion . • . . "It's what we will strive for ln re-doing M1il 1-0nda said ft would villt '1. some al tile White H-rooma °"'" to Caniln . to portlcipi!O la • ''lick call" publlc view," obo said. ·~ liy anti-war Gb at Iha military Mn. Nixon'• appearance at the Met on· COll!Plei . . tbe evt ol looth anniversary ol the If• the aulhoriliel It tile bale Icy to ln- mUJeum'• chapter was an lnporUint step t\Mldate an)ront, Miu hnda wurted' the. in her new ~le u a tnow1tdt&eble' action would lead to·· a .. '1erltl ol suit.I eamuer al Iha While~ 1 ." qaJnot' f-teeman'> Mojvin Lalr<I· that wm .matte his hair turn 1"11... ' Russ Book a ~ijoqt MOSCOW (UPI) -A lit,._ volume of poetry by Andrtt V0.1• !IQ", Russia's ntOlt conttovenlll ,oet. ap- peared· Sundly and told oat wHltln a few , minute1. ~ Avid Ruaalan radon hid lined up f .. hours at Moecow'• Ctlltral booklhops·aod when tha --on N!e It vanlohed soon thereafter, the lucV purcj\Uen able to md and. enjoy wt>at may be the moot iq>por1alll Ul«U)' ..... of the "°'' • 'Mle actress, on a cross-coontry trip to visit Indian groops and to lend support to anU-war acUvities, said she believed ~ pie were "silently crying for help." Mutiny C~rges Due SUBJC BAY NAVAL BASE,' Philippines (UP~) -The c1ptata al .u.. American munltia .... Coiunibia Eagle 111a to. day he "9 ;filed d>a<1es ol multny against two crewu1ttt who lilJICUd the shlp tO Cam~ llil ~· ' , . . _,. ,• iJlammeH w .. n't go alon.g with · polltical ·bickering, won't .crftiClze without offering an allel'.',t11!t~.plan, has all his ln1e,e1t1 1n. Costa Mesa, has • . . I 0 years of public service and experi· ence, and can pull men of opposing · 1, . '.· ~pinions together for ' the citi•ens benefit • ~o Springtime i1' R~c-k·ies : · -...1 ,. • - ·VI.HAT KIND OF ·A POLITICIAN 'IS THIS ANYHOW? Midwest Still Locked in C•llf•f'ltla rllllEW Of • . . Grip of S~owstOrm .. · .. ~' · Telliper'oit-' Ml .. Lft "'"- ·' •• ' -, . .. ,. .... TI " ... " .. '•1 ••• 1• .. " " . .. tf-... •· ·" 7S SI .11 .... .. .. .. " " ,., .. " Jf : :··· . " ....... ;: : "n .... 1• '" ,. .. ' .. .. Q tt .A " -" .. " ,. ... " .. ~ " " " " " .... » JS Ji n " ... . n " ;; ll " .. " . "5 2• .II .. " •• JACK HAMMETI For Costa Mesa City .. COUNCIL TUESDAY . • APRIL 14t h COMMnTll 10 IUCT .IACI NAM Mm TO COSTA MDA CrTT COUNCIL lft McNult.,, Ch .. liman, 445 I . 11th St., Cost• ""- -~··· . - \ .. 1 -•4~•····~~ ... ~ -~-._ .. _ ._,.._ _.. .. _____ ""'"·"·======"""',_,.,.,,..,...,~==,..,....-....,..,.....,..,...,.,,...,,,..,,...., _____________ ~-----------------------·- ' ,I I • • JODl!AN HAUING4 '641~1 ,.....,, Alftl 1J. ,.. M .... 8 B~ll Reveals Grand Marshal · A nauucar b·ackdrop pllinled by mOl!lbers wW set the sceiie for 'the seventh annual Grand Marshill Ball s~nsored by the Hi!JlUngton Harbour Committee of' the Orange County Philharmonic Society.-· -· · The semlformal ball wW take place Saturday, ~ril 18, in the Mesa Verde Country Club. Cocktails and hors d'oeuvres wW be served beginning at 6:30 p.m. with dinner at 8:30 and dancing throughout the evening. Serving as chairman of this year's invitational event is Mrs. Gabriel Felix and assisting are the Mmes. Robert Bruns, co.chairman; James DeMaras, decorations; Richard H. Morrison, trophies, and Paul Weeger, reservations. · ·. '· . Grand Marshal 1969, ·Hany Palmer, will announce the new grand marshal who will be re~'ble .for the Christmas boat parades next December. The grand :rnanhal ls selected by the votes of previous grand marshals and 'fleet capt:ahis for the h0liday1extravaganza and major bene- fit presented annually by' the combined A4Jpiralty, Islander, M~rina and Starboard groups of the comnilttee. Tallying the ·votes selecting the Grand Marshal 1970 were Mrs. Dallas Moran, cbalrlilan ot'th•·00enl,"Mr1; Arthur Knox and Mn. Morri· son. The recently estabhstitd. CruiH oi' Lights, held in conjunction with the boat parades, drew turn-a\vay crowds last year. Plans now are being formulated to continue the boat cru11es \IJrough the beautifully decorated channel home~ for 10 days next 'Dfcember. · ; Ways and Means Chairman Mrs. William Ekberg presented a check for $2000 to the Orange County Philharmonic Society as a result of last year's ~~se of Lights, directed by Mrs. David Meyer. Surf Sou rids May ~.Se~tiv 1." .. ,. . .lot: ... Draws ... Clubs )l By JODEAN HASTINGS and grandparent.I DeVusser and Mr. and Mn. Robert Laurie or Huntington Beach. l.,r CH ""' 01llr rutt Stitt ;, HOW'S YOUR ouUook on 1-nre today? . . .Las Ayudantes, Huntington rl Beach Auxiliary of the Family ~) Service Association, w.ill ei~r t! change it or cater to it d_ur1ng / the citywide festival taking ~ place May 23. ~ The group will staff a booth ~ selling old.fashioned pickles to J those who are sour on life and ; sweet kisses (sorry, fellas - the candy variety!) to those who enjoy the finer things. Chapter members will al· -. 'tend two workshops prior to the festival. t.trs. William Geiger, president, assisted by Miss Florence Boosey, will host the first one Tuesday. ,. April 21 , and Mrs. Scott , Flanagan will open her home on Tuesday, May 19. ; FIVE GENERATIONS collected in the H e n r y DeVussers'\ honle to admire .. Miss Huntington Beach • 1987" -2-week-old Diane ?i1arie. Patrick and Sheryl are graduates or Mairna High School and he attended Orange Coast College while she went to Golden Ylest College prior to their marriage. THE N!iW S'l'l'U:'l· were so springy they bounced over the n o t -yet-completed Airporter IM to Anaheim Convention , Center! St. Bonaventure's Council af Catholic Women h a s an. nounced that the center will be the scene or the group'• fifth aimual fashion show a n d luncheon Saturday, April IS. not the Airporter IM. All other plans remain the ' same -only the location of Spring Into the 709 has been changed, and additional in· formation or tickets may be obtained by calling M r s . Michael Regan, 146--5603. IN TH E DARK· -As . curious as other ,members over the identity of the new grand marshal who will ·lead the •J970 Christmas boat parades are (left to right) Mrs . Gabriel Felix, chairman, Mrs. Robert Brun~ and Afrs. Anthony Furiani, who are complet- .. ing final plans · for the Grand Marshal Ball . The two events are major benefits sponsored by the .Huntington Harbour Committee for the Orange County Philharmonic Society. • On Mondoy Mor ning Young · Voices Raised in Song There wiJJ be an Emphasis on Youth when the Monday Morning Club of Huntington Beach meets Monday, April 20, in the Sheraton Beach Inn. Following a 10 :30 social hour and 11 :30 a.m. buffet, groups from Marina, Fountain Valley and Huntington Beach high 'schools will offer an en· tertaining program for members and guests. Directing the. Mariners from Marina will be Jerry Thompson. Lyman Moore will lead the Foun- tain .Valley Hidl Troubadors, and Mrs. Joan Tyndall will direct the li~rmonai:res from Huntington Beach. In charge of the program will be Mrs. Williatn Summerfield, first vice president, and Mrs. Robert Parker,, president, will conduct a brief business meeting. Member.Ship in the club is open to all women ln the area, and additional information may be ob- tained by calling Mrs. Sherwood Olson, chairman, at 962-0647. A trip to Holl ywood P ark for members and husbands on Saturday. Apri l 25, is being planned by the special events section of the club, and reserva- tions may be obtained by calling Mrs . Frank Curtis, 842-2839. or Mrs. Norman Mehl , 968-3055 ... Members of the Crafts and Hobbies Section will be creating "Mrs. Beasley" dolls when they meet at 10 a.m. Thursday, April 23, in the home of Mrs. Ted Ohnsman. Lists of materials needed and reservations for the next luncheon may be obtained by calling Mrs. Robert Jumper, chairman. 962-1772. The Gourmet 'Section is p1anninf! a Chinese luncheon at 11 a.m. Thursday, Apl:il 16, in the home of 1r1rs. Milton Brown, with Mrs. Lowell Stewart serving as co-hostess. Mrs. John \.V·a d d e 11, chairman, is accepting reservations at 967r460,l. Other continuing sections of the club, which meets regularly for luncheon once each month, are the Goll and· Brid,Re sections. ' t Father and mother Patrick and Sheryl DeVUSIO' slipped away from ~ard, where Pat i! staUoned with the Navy, to 1urpri1e the grandparents wtth a peet· at the new arrival. Admiring the blby were Mrs. Evelyn Stienero areat· great-grandmother; Mrs. Ruth Williams, great-grandmother FOUND IT INTERE&l1NG that the Golden Key thrift shop opened in 1965 on bor· rowed fUnds but has raised more than $4500 for the Child Guklance Center of Orange County, which the group helps to support, fn addition to fill· Ing a need for low.prlcod merchandise. ll u a I n e as is booming in lb new location at 311 Fifth St., Huntington Beech. ACCENT 'ON YOUTH -Singing groups from Marina, Fountain Valley and Hlinllnrton · Beach high schools will place the Emphasis on Youth when the Monday Morning Club meets Monday, April 20. Checl<r.E" ·the score are Mariners (left to right) Jacqui urli!', John Spitler and Kerfy Newlin, with Mrs. Newlin. Feminine card players meet the !irst Monday o( each month at 10 a.m. in Sir Georgers Smorga&- bord for bridge. Couples gather for bndge at 8 p.m. th e second 'Friday of month in the Mercury Savin.Rs and Loan buildine;, and reservations .may be made by calling Mrs, Edward Olsen , chairman, at 968-2770. No Wa ~ni·ng Sig~s. Pqsted . ~n Trips Taken in . Capsul~ Form . I . , . . DEAR ANN LANDERS: My lriend and L are both 17. We have been ·ei· perimenting with pll!s and we need aome aClvice. We want to get high but we don't want to do any\hing cri:y like kill ourselves. A few of oar pals hive hit bummers so we know overdoses can be 4angerous. What's the limit on dexedrine ?, What tboot benzedrlne? Is it OK to mix them! What about pills i6d gin f Would bttr be better! Is seconal stronger than nelTI· butol! We don't believe in messing around wlfh need>es. We know heroin Is wild and can kill a persoa if it goes to the heart. What we need 11 Information. And don'L advise us 1o stop becau~ w~ wo~'t slop uatil we've had aome groovy trips. Just answer our quesUoru and•Klp the sennM. ThoniJ. -C L E V ·E L A N .0 DEUCES DEAR C.D.: I wlab l couilf u~u yoar qaestloas bal I caa't beca'llle I dol't bow year llareUold of ltleraatt, wlllU depeH1 • mn7 I.ct.on RtC:tl u tire C01t- dHk1111 tf yoar geaeral ltealtll, your 1tervou1 1y11tm, ud your level of emo- tlooal nalllllty. Nor dt I ...,. llH: 1treq111 of tlit pills 1'I .e.cr11>e. A,. •' • If you laM•t .. "nperilnaltblr" I - Jtll'I Mw. -,..... ,....., wM wU1 1lay 1tralgilt So-to tilt cmrd dtcMald be .. Mltd•lt caU 1 dtcior • aa amblluce or 1 conaer, wlliUntr ll i/eede4. DEA!l,ANN LANDERS: I am bet ttr .qualilled 1ban you, Ann Landers. to answer the ModeMO wife whose husband brew tbin&s during fits of lemper. Your huablnd· doem't behave .tt way and mine does, .. pl<aR 1tep de' and ltl .. authority speak. 1 ,,. When Dae and r were goiag together he used to behave II~ Mr. Modesto. Almost every piece of furn'iture in his apartment had been broken d1.tring one of his angry spells. I thoughL when he owned his home he 'd take pride In hl.s possessions and things would be different. I was wrong. Already he h3s knocked . tial holes thl'Odgh two doors. The botlom partition of three others hive been kicked tbtoqb. I millt i11oc ~blm II Ille craziest places lo cover up his "temper OE'AR ANN LANDERS : Please wlrt spots:''' A few monlh3 ago the baby' coll~ just "yes" or "no." Did that letter wouldn't stop crylfia: so he pu·t her on the signed 10 Years a Mistress come from aofa and broke up her crib. Rochestet. N.Y.? My hlfflband has bee11 acting funny since 1960 and It all figures. J am thankful Dan has never hit ·me but Thank.I a lot, Mom. -_JIGSA w JUDY it's dep(tssing to see busted furniture all over the pl.Ice. 'iTime never cured anythiug, Ann, so .,lease don't R:ive Mrs. . ' r Modesto or anyo!."\ lse ta)1t hope. · - TEMPER'S.wiFE DEAR m : I told M;.,. Modeslo ber buband wu re1p0Ddlng to ugcr ha an Lalutile mauer •d If H cil~I oulgrow il by dire dme be married, bt needed pre>- leutoul llelp. Tbt 11me advice can be 1pplled te your little boy. ADd JOU CID ""lilt.lo...... '· DEAR JUDY: No, lbe letter )'OI bt- quJffil abou' did aol come f r o m Roche1ter, N.Y. And I am not ~ mo~. What is Frt:nch k:Wing! ls it wrong? \Yho lhould set the necking limits -the ' "'!Joy or the girl? Ca'n a shotgun wedding sus~t Read Ana Landers' booklet, ~''Teenage Sex -Te:n Ways to Cool It." Send 50 cents In coin and a long, self·ad- dressed, stamped envelope in cart of lhe .DAILY PILOT, --------~---------':"""~---.,_ "'-• -···. ------. ;; ;;~-"" _____ ,,,,..., .... ,.,. ... ==...,.-""""'"'"'"l'"""'l'O!"'l' .... :i"l'..,,.!1'!11 .......... ftl!'!"'!~~~.,..,...!!'!' ... "'i""'";~ ••.•. J I O~ll Y PILOT New Role Ah ea d •• -Revolution Smolders · in 'YWCA HOUSTON (UP!) -The day1 when the Young Women's Christian Association was ju.st a place to play voUcyball or learn needlepoint •~ king gone. move beyond sexual playthings of the male to an affirmation <A their role as human beings with capacity for leadership and cortrlbution in varied ways thioughout . ' . their life cyc)e,'' Mrs . Claytor of Grahd Rapltls, Mlch .• said. ''They need ~an identity or their own even as lhey are a partner in a man-woman rela· t.ionship." "The collective po'A'tr ol a Woman's ,organizaUon il the coming · triennlum wJU rat upon a new kind of liberatkln and mobilization of women in our society," added YWCA ex· ecutive director Edith Lerrigo ,of New York City. When 2,500 delegate s represtmUng 7 million women altend the 26th national YWCA convention, which opens today, the subjeot will not be the old· fashioned sewing basket but the modern problem of women's righU. Double Ring Rites , "Women are depicted as Ui, weaker sex, Jess able, the emotional ones, the exchJ&ive nurturers of the young," Mrs. Claytor sa.kt, "but human trails are not. sex linked." "'Jbe call to convention is an actloo call more radical than ' we may think," said YWCA president Hei.n Claytor, "This cooveotion d a r e not do business as usual ." Some of the delegates to the covention hope it will bring YWCA to the front of the women's rights movement. Among the topics to be debated inc.lube relaxed abor- tion laws, an enlightened ap- • proach to marijuana and ein- powerment of blacks a n d other mJnorities. Beyond the Infernal YWCA '1 etruggle by A.he young and the- black who seek more leader· ahlp and decision-making pow. er in the 115-year-old organiza· Uon smoulders the women's revolutioo. The YWCA crusade f o r "(O!llen's righls may be old, but the YWCA is expected to I Clark-Hawkins Wed • .,..,_ MRS. HAWKINS RKlte1 Vows Wedding vows and rints were exchanged by JU<flth Clark · and Mic,liael W. Haw~ during an evening ceremony conducted by the Rev. Thomas W. Overton in the First Christian C'burch of Huntington Beach. ParenL of the newlyweds ·are Mr. and Mrs. Bert W. Clark of HuoUnatqn Beach and Mrs. Florl!nce Peck. Seal Beach . Mrs. 'Thomas E. Browet RB FOR HB ! RON •AUER ' :; tflllll"llwl IH<ll City CW." COmmlt111 To El«! Rtn BllMI'"• ... 0.Yill WlliOll, Cl\tl•IYIHI 1!132 Gloucat.,, lti,tntlnQtllft •Md! served as matron of honor and r..__,• I the bride's sisters, the Misses IL...->.-., Nancy and Lisa Clark, w~re bridesmaids. · '-.:="--1. Scho/0.r~.hip Fund-raising Plans Bubble make it clear to the latter.-Oay ---------- babes in tbe woods 1ike Betty Attending the benedict was Alfred J. Melanson, and eeaUng guests were H. E. McPheeters, his brother·in· law, LaJTy Hicks and Roger Clark, the bride's brother. 1.! I c h a t I McPheelers; the bridegroom's nephew was ring bearer. The bride is a graduate of Marina, High School and at- tended Golden West College, while her hwband, also a Marina lligh School graduate, presently is attending Orange Coast College. He also is in the Marine Corps Reserve sta- tioned at Seal Beach. California wineries and cheese companies will sup- ply the fare to be sampled during a scbolarshrp fund-raising party, planned by Stephens College Alumnae of Orange County. The benelit will be stag- Exotic Fare Sampled By Chapter Members Enjoying a tasting spree were presidents and chairmen of American Field Service chapters. Mrs. G o rd o n Stebbingo;, district representative, hosted a pr~ Of reclJM!S COO- tri!J9ted by.'farelin students as a prelude " a 4istrict dinner 1e1ur whim .,.;n take pl-.:e Sun- dai, )lq 11, tn .lbe lacully di- ning,-rooms Of aJnunpm, Foonloln Valley, Marina and Wettmtnol<r high schools. Eich AFS chapter will serYe • Ctitlerent foreign course repreetn:t;Atlye of~ five con- tinents and hoilorJng the coun-~t tries of the foreign achange ~ ~tudents now living in the , Huntington Valley area . Guests will follow a planned route and drive from school to school for each course. Enter· tainment ahd decorations will be provided by the AFS 4 stu· dentclubs in each high school, and adult AFS members will 1'etrve as cbe'fa. , Tickets for the progressive diMer ~. a fund-raising project for the AFS Jll'<llf&m, will be $2.50 IJld may be ob- tained from student or adult ~pier ~-· ed from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday, >,priJ 16, in the Revere House. Ready to. tempt guests are (left to right) the Mmes. Donald !: .. Snyder, Wynn .W. Chap- man and Philip E. _Evimr.-· · : · . Volunteer Bureau Names New Officers New officers will be installed when the annual meeting of the Volunteer Bureau t akes place in the Irvine Coast Country Club Wednesday, April 15, at 11 :30 a.m. Taking office in ceremonies conducted by Dr. John F. Dean will be Hugh Myna·tt Jr., president; Mrs. Don Adkinson, vice president; Mrs. William Rainy, secretary, and Robert Basmajian, treasurer. The new president will greet ne\v mem· hers of the board including the Mmes. Elmer Sprou1 , Robert Bacon, Rogers Severson and Harold Ness along with Frank Herman. Mrs. Thomas Young, retiring presiden t will accept a post. on the advisory board as will Gary Burrill, Charles Catanese and Miss Evelyn Davis. Spe,.Jr:er for the Juneheon gathering will be the neW director of the Volunteer Bureau, Mrs. tewis S. MacDonald. She ,will outline plans,.'J)rograms and new pro)eCts for the coming year. ' Friedan's National .Organiza- tion for Women and the Women's Liberation Move- ment that old does not mtan staid. C o n vention blueprints ·in· elude the repeal of all laws restr1cting abortions perform- ed br a duly licensed physic- ian. Other topics to be argued by the delegates are an ex- tensive network of adequate child care services and equal access of women to all educa- tional possibillties. "It is essential that women Flowers In Focus A prqgram on floral ar· ra11.gement will be presented when the Women's Auxiliary to the Orange County P h a nnaceutlcal Association meets Wednesday, April 15, in the Costa Mesa home of Mrs. Anton Lopi1ich. Banquet Plans Told Plans for the annual Mother· daughter Banquet will be ~ nounced at the next meeting of the Women's Society of Chris- tian Service. 1 The group will meet at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, April 15, in the First United Methodist Church, Costa Mesa. The banquet, sch4!duled for l\1ay 8. is being chaired by Mrs. Ruth Barnett. Assisting are the Mmes. Robert Richey, Donald Barr, Henry Wedesweiler and Ralph Short. During the Wednesday session Mrs. Vance Hunter will present the program, Mrs. Arthur Butterwick will lead devotions, and Mary Circle, under the chairmanship or Mrs. Emily Eggen, will serve lunch. The gathering will begi11. with a soclal hour at 11 :30 Moose Group a.m. and lunch wUI be served at noon.. Women or the Moose, 1158 Stars Raise Auction Bid A sil~nt aucUon of "\Yhite elephants will occup·y members of the Star Club Of Laguna Be a ch Wednesday, Ap.a:il 15, ,at 7:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Arthur Hanson. Members will start col· lecting merc;handise for a rummage sale on Saturday, May 9, in the Women's Club. So r.opti mists So~t Club, Of {lµn- tington Beach gathers at 1%: 15 p.m. the second and fourth Tuesday• in Francois restaurant. FAIR BE FREE ..• OF FACI Ai.. HAIR FOREVER. LET US SHOW YOU HOW EASY IT 15 TO REMOVE EXC£&S HAtR WITH MODERN: EL.ECTROL.YSl51 ""EDICAu..Y APPltOVED•• • SAFE, ~AST• GEKr,l.E io CONSUL"r' WITK OUR ICENS.£0 TECHNICIAN ' 'lN 9u111: "BEAUTY SA;LOK. Assisting with hostess duties assemble the first and third will be the Mmes. Ronald 1bursday of each month for F•••. f1 ir. f1etu1I. 111011 J Q '$ , , M H thf1i · .,..ord• '~'" up f•efot1 In ROB NS N Walters, G. H. flersol, Dean meetings m OCMJe ome, •l'•r•tion on th• DAILY PILOT . Reavle and AnthoBy Wllliams. Cdi:ta Mesa. The programs Hltori•I P•'J• •v•rv lfl•v. NEWPORT : Anyone wlshihr infonnationr~be;g~ln~at~a~p~.m~. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~:;;;ia••••••r:t\ may call Mrs. R. T. Adler, "~~~~~~~~~~~M~l-6358s,;· ------~1 .. ' Why not pa•per yqrself witk 11 Elizabeth .Arde1 f1ce treal••f You're a woman of the '70's. On the go. Involved. AIXI, when yw do have time to 1elax ••• make that time count. Visit ou; Elizabeth Arde n Red Door Trealment Rdom.:tet our expert give your skin a wonderfully refreshing treatment ••• and a new mak1!-11p. You'll not Drily look your very best ••• you'll feel ~Nel<11s! Complete lrealllent wilh mal<Hp, U;M ~S!OOio, Manicures • Pedicuies •Facials • Elect1olysis ·Buff urns· Ntwl"Pf 1"1 F11hltt1 hl1114, Newport C•11!1r . 644·2200 Mo11., Th11n., Fri, I 0:00 tlll f1JO: Othtr c • .,, 10~00 till 5il0 BEAUTY SAVINGS! Lo•li 1m1rl 111 1 n1tt1rin9 f•1hi01'11bl1 •1trint 1tylel Qo th••~ -''"''tr v•u,..H, ~ut 1tiJI ltrtfth yo.it h~91I. MON.._ TUii., WID. SHAMPOO-SO ·-. '2.45 HAIRCUT _ _ '1 .50 HI STYlE SHAMPOO-SET ...•... : .. HAIRCUT .............. . $2.95 $2.00 FAM~US BUDGET PERM Not for Tinted or Ble1ched Hair ' LATIR WllK '2.95 '2.00 $3.95 I ll WHk '15!" WONDER CURL PERM .H~~~ •• '9.95 ! Gfl> Crowning Glory BEAUTY SALONS AppointmenJs IL'elcome but not alwo.ys nece.JJor·r OPEN EVE NINGS & SUNDAY CROW~ING GLOR 267 E. 171h ST., COSTA MES A PHONE 541-9919 OPEN EVENINGS CROWNING GLORY (fe"".,'' C..,rlc• CMfh,..I SOUTH COAST PLAZA Leww LeTef-Hnt .. '"" PHON E 546-7116 H ELEN E C URTIS' W HIM WAVE BRINGS BACK THE BO DY B OB L OOKING FORWARD TO SPRINGING IN WITH FLIPS 0 CIPS ANO FLIRTY CURLS, HEADING TOWARDS GRACEFUL. Et"OINGS. A MOST IMPORTAKT LOOK FOR YOU WHO WANT TO SWOOP INTO FASHION 15 GRE:ATE:ST REVIVAL. WC: ACH IE\'.C IT BY {'ERFEc;:TLV PLACING THE PERM WHERE YOU WANT I T, GENTLE LOT IONS ADO SOOY TO YOUR HAIR, JUST ENOUGH FOR SOFT HINTS OF' CU RLS ANO WAVES . SO NATURAL ONLY HELENE CURTI S KNOWS fT1S A WHIM WAVE PERM, INCL..UO ING CUT. 15 .00. BEAUTY SAL.ON. ROBINSONS NEVVFORT • FASHION ISLAND • 644-2800 \ VOL~ 63, NO; Iii, 4 SECTIONS, ~ P'AGES Light Beach Vote Seen For Council A light turnout o( Z2 percent WIS pMootecl today for 1be Hlllrtingtoo Beach cquncil .i.ct1oo ,,_y ID·which II can- didates will 1.'0llte9t four teals. "I don't think it will exceed 22 pereent1 • but I would be happy to be wroog," com- mented city clert Paul Jeaes today ... A week or so ago 1 war predictjng 20 per- cent. but activity seemi to have ln- cteased Jn the last few days.,. Jones has manbaled 291 workers, plus eight messengers, for Tue.!lday night's HUNTINGTON VOTE TALLY PHONE: 53'-6511 bit count. A total of 41,291 r<~ wUn will be eligibl• lo cut. balloU In the mwDclpal ekction whlcb Is being o:mblned tn some parts cl the city with tilt City School Distriol's special ovmide vole. Despite Jones' esthnate, school district officials were predicting a 30 percent turnout ID their eieclion. '1'he 7f pr<elnds will ......, opm"""" 7'•.m. to I p.m. A UPt turnout-would seem· to favor the lhree lncwnbents -Mayor Jack Gnen, Ted Barllolt and Al Coen -but while..,. dtriemedlf · m ')l1entiftJl 'p idi.OU 11N 1 ... canum. S...ri comdidales have Wlgocl bud, _.. .. ~._.... The vacant 'lelt is Dr. Heru'J' Klatman'1 who Is not ...ting ----Wishing ID fo1Jow'.1be election should go lo 1be main Im 111atton at Main Street and Indianapolis Av~ where the latest returns will be posted. First results are expected at about 9 p.m. Fir< QJiel Ray Picard Slld firemen from the varlous sub-ttationl in the city will -.ct the precincts and phone the unofficial counts 1nt.o the main station. "Everybody fl welcome to follow the nee here," Picard sakl. "There won't be IHIY beller place to get the ,...iy." With 11 candidates and a uttle under 10,000 ballots expected, any canclidote with more than 2,500 votes should be safe. 'Ibis figure may be high if the vote Is spread. . Despite the quiet campajgm!lg, the election ls seen as crucial to Huntington BeJcb's future, M08t ct'.IUncil votes OD mwnwvm redevelopmelt, called for in the Top of the Pier plan, have gone 4-3 and a chang~of just one seat could alter that voting-pattern. Dr. Kaufman ~as one ol. the council members pustnng ctowntown redevelopment. In recent elect.ions homeowner-oriented candidates have dooe well, and many will be _to ... 'llbetbe< the- grQUPll lll"e still an effective force or what other force will .merge. ~ 11 c:andldllles 1r<: Ted Bartlett, R«iald C. Bauer, Alvin M. Coen, Henry H. Duke JCJOO!lh S. Fenn, Phyll~ J. Gaittn Ncrma S. Gibbs, William N. Gliiooo', Kennelh R. Goodwin, Jack Qro111, Hope P. Gre«, Gordon R. Hatdl, """"1d V. Knapp, A. C. Marlou. MIU'CUS M. Porter, Rog..-D. Slates, Robert C. Twn1 and Robert J. Zlnngrabe. ... 0 WeU C•-11 Iloliilr'llis~' bit iln'',""l!IY · in 'sOTem, O~on, is store inan- apr;Dean Tritle 111,Jie.ahovels a. nDall portfon of cans and boltlu returiiecl' to. Illa store l!fter Ille cllain armounced it would redeem them for a hall cent each. Th.e,Y've collected over 70,000 emP.tles so far. Leisure W orl.d Couple K~il Near Lancaster Ap. ·elderly Seal Beach-Leisure World couple was killed near Lancaster,Sunday in.a,two<ar coUilion. Prooounced dead.001arrival at Antelope Valley Hospital were 'lbomas1E: Ekkeoa, fl9, and hl.! wife Emma, 65. Both were resident! of 133>0 Twin·Hills·Drive in·the Leisure1World retirement commvnity. Cali!orni• Highway· Patrol ollioen slid the accident · occurred near Quartz Hill, about eight miles·sootbweet of. Lancaster. 11te driver of the other car, Neil Broderson, 42, Encino, and Ids com. pani<si, Mn. MMperite Bush, If, of Mlyflower Gardem, a retil'mtent -cam- munity in-Quartz Hills wue'-led•lor minor injurieL NEW YORK (AP) -Sloclt prtCeo wm: broldly depr-.1 in • tradiatr lite thls alteniooD. (5ee ·--· -"-31-!S). Mesa Seeking Suspect . . . In Police Bribery· Try BJ AR'l,'llUl\ I\. VINSEL CM "" Dlll'I .......... Teletypt bullelim -out -the -todly lor a key f1pre la the 1t. temiMd i10,ooo llrtb<ry or a Colla M,.. ~. -arnl-t " •• sdiedWed for I """"" mspecl DOW in C1111tod7. CSlmllf( C, 'Jlosman, f7, WU lo be iJt. formed of the dlftps 1111not bhn al a 2 p.m. bearing In H1r11ot.Judlclal Dlltrict ~ii held in lieu of ia.ooo ball, -ect .. """"' of 1ttempted briberJ or • police o!llcer, coo•.., 1o ralool, omo1 and !UnUhlng danproul clnlp. Eugene C. Rondoodo, If, is named In warr-d>orglng him with the lint two offenses. plus failure to appear ill court Iut Wedneoday to roce trial oo t2 counts or grand thefL Sgt. Jack Calnon. o1 1be Colla Mesa Police llepa11m<lll Viet Ind !delll1enco - I del'al1, aid lailay that Rondaodo·may be inLu·V-. Roodoodo WIS a .,.,_,,... of Felicl- .ano's.' an night-club 1t Ul17 Wlllcllff Drive, Newport Beach, wtia. the blind ~ --mme it bean OC<aolGMll)' ---'!'bey ad • third princlpol, Qw1a s. Droyer, D, al 1--. ........ resled laot fall ad DreJOt later decided to·tett111·ap1n1t -In COCll1<Ctlon wltll • A5,000 ' Uqucr• theft.. P.atrolmln G1ry 'Barwl& notiliecl his SUfl01'ior1 'March SI alter 11Iqedly being oa,r.cI no.11111 by -to frame Dr<J ...... 1lll'C04Jca chlrge. u.., 1,500 borblturU< tablets allegedo Jy· IAlpplled by Roornall, 1be 1rnot .... lalied l0"1ay1 ago.with c:ooperatlon•of ·the defendant and his 1UofDe.Y$. Police and District AU0tney'1 ln- vet!Ugalor1 arrested Rosman lut Thut• day' rupt II his homt, 21311 San B(llo Place, Lacuna'Nipel. \ . ' • • • . ~-. 1'.Y. Stec;F•· ORANGE COUNTY, .'CAIJFORNA ' • .:TEN CENTS on Valley Vote ·For Council . ' Unpredicted No ..,. Is predktlnc · bow many · of Founlaln Valley!1 10,115 registered votlft wil1'1uni out 'llJOC!lay :to ·decide the lites of seven candidates for .three•city council 1eat11. City Clerk Mary Cole said today, "we just aren't IUJ'e haw many will vote." lndicatJona are, however, that'tbe tlanout will be llgbt, as a result of the low-key campaigning. . The polls 1t II locltiona will npen 1t 7 a.m. and won't close until a p.m. Reoidenls eee"•• inlonnatioo boot . , ~ a where to vote may call the· city clerk'• VALLEY VOTE TALLY PHONE: 962·2424 o(fice, 9C-JC4,. between 1. a.m. and I ' p:m., Tuelday. . List September 4, 745 ballols•w<r<·CUI In 1be r<call eleclioo .. At that tlme-tlij!r< were 9,850 regi!ltered voten. The percen- tage voting was t8.1. Candidate!: for the three council seats in Tuelclay'1 election tnclUde: -Incumbent Mayor EClward Just, who . Is bulng his -polgn m'ldl eaperlence .and record over the past f!>'_Jr years. ' -Incumbent Councilrii111 (Georte Scott, •fecleil dlirlnc the r<eall,' says be bu 1<@¥. his )l!Omioa:!tl'!l!!' el9!r~. di piioo18<---rm tbfloiW· manner. · -Qiallenger Albe!1 Holltnden bu 1pent three yean an J1e plltl ~•Ion, and --to ll6le tbt dly lowml ·-ter "total llvhtc"e:iriaOOJbdlt." -Jolin M.-, Is relying m his dv1c tnvoJvemmt over the put three years. and claimt credit for·IOl1lf: changes,made by the city councll. -Mrs. HueJ. 9<mfeges says llbe Is DC>t1 0 carryinr • burning crou'' for her hus- band Joe who was recalled from the cocmdl last Septemb'f, -Jim Bmz who has made an iSluetl ol · drugs, etllics and pobllc safety, claiming the curmrt council-~ done enough lo solve iproblens tn tbOle ;nu. -Burton Taubman ts using the 7,200 · aquare foot Jot as an issue, claiming the councilmen elected during the recall did not settl• that problem. One incumbent coomcllmon, Bernie Svalstad, Is not -g ~ledlon. Cawlcllmen Jolm . lll!JI01' . ud .Ron . Sl)enkman are not up· ffX'. re-electiOn this year. Elecllm ..,.,,. will be tabulated 1t cl·. ty ball, 10200 Slater Ave. Huntington City Schools Seeking Override Okay A lO permit vot<r turnout ts.~ed to decide the fate d. a 4Q.cent tu over- -· IOUght by the Jluntlnaton Beach City Scbool Diatrld ID Tuelday's •lectlon. A to1a1 of U,ltll ~ed voten llve within the dlstrtcl'• boundlriu covering moll of 1be beacl><rlenled portlaa of Hunttnctoo Btac:h. rw.ntJ-lhree poIUns placel will be open from 7 a.~ to I p.t'Q.. AU·but one of them will be comoltclaled with poOinc placel for 1be ctty council •Iectlon. Tbo imlO polilnc place ii 1t Ille Women's ClubboUle, 1411 Bqview b-., -Btac:h. wllk:b Is .not • port of the city, but ti ID the ICbool ~. 0 We think about. ~t of the voten will cut ballot.I on TUelday becaUle of the city councll raoe," said CbarJes Palmer, •1•ui IUperintendent of the dlstrtd. The dlltrlct 1' uldnl ¥Olen to approve an Immediate 4lk'ent inere•, plus a nickel -lot ucb of the lollowlng lvur years. Tbe ballot 111111 the ovetTide U I fS. cent 1ncreue. Palmer explalaed (tbat 1 nicttl or Uwt wu apipnwed a year 1go, but hid to be llstid 'acc:onlinc • to ttle cooidy .,...,,.rs office. The bollot lists 1be dlilr!ct'• current voted tu rate u $1 .•. ll the override 11 1pprovocl <be rate -.Id Jump.to IL•. accordinl to the ballot. CUmml total dJltrict liX> ?flllJ. ii $1.·12 whlcb lllcluda specl1l .--....,ind• -poymc!nll. 1be last diltrk:t-'elec:Uon 'wu·Feb. JO~· when voterl turned down a request to ralse the Interest rate on $4. 75, million tn alr<ldy . approved ochool boilda. ; Thpt flee OVERIDE, P1ge I)• · · • All Editorial • • • " TheSe Four Best Fit ' • • Huntington Beech•volen b1ve· 11·ctty Council candl'dli!ei·lie- fore•tllem Tueed1y1 -and four·dlolces to•make. ' . . Voters will be' trying to gueu. "1hich foor of the candidates have that unique baJance of character, talent and energy that would make tlle.m assets to Ille seven-pencill lfollrd, that' gQverm the •If. , lairs_ of a sprawling-and falit·gl'O'i'ing·munt~lpal!ty -·a cl!Y wttll promise seco'nd to none, Vot\irs 8lao owill'•be co~cemed• w!lli lhe : candidates' personalities -ho..-well'thiy will get along .w!th;hOld· · Pver COtp!cllmen and twith1the. ctty~staff. , · . : . \ ' . . The-DAILY PILOT believes t!Jat .. tJJese.four·persons best-fit'the characteristics demanded for community·leadersbip: M.lyor J•ck Gr.-n -:After serving one four-year·tel'JD ;,Green · has demonstrated and proved himself both •i•' a servant and ias a• leader In city -govenunent. • Tod Bartlett -Another iliciunbeni. Bartlett has a ·blend of characteristics -particularly· for availability and concern with d9W11fown ilsuea ·-that. have made ,hJm.:¥1luable-and\ certaiilly worthy of r.electlon: 1 Marcus Perter -As a planning commissioner, and' as an ·a~- tive .worker in·• wide variety ol clvc pr<>pe¢s, he·h~s.shown a.Ol~nd ·. '. -~~n:.gy ~ concern that should ~e ~ ap•exce.ll~nt City .COUJl'" · . ' . · Alvln ·c--Another lncumbent;Coe111 !s ·a ·young-a~ey wHo"has d"""'1strated a qu!clc mind and ·olher as .. 11, that add•to tlle .balance of the 1evtt1·JllaD council~ I He ' deteFVes re-election. *' * * * * . . : T.bree' Best ·for Valley . . . " . . ' . ; ' '· Fountaln'VaJ.ley'Wlers.wlll'be selecttng-tllree clty·councilmen from a field of seven candlctalel Tuesday, Tb.,DAIL't'Pllm be, ,)i~sl~ 'Jbe -·-·lf'41. -.. ' . . l " .. :~~) :Edlnmf·Jult •· ! 1 ! , • ~ It GeOIJ•· B. Scott Alhert .B .. Holllnden • Council Joh AJ'most Over For Optometrist ·Kaufman B1 ,ALAN .DIRXIN Of .... .,..., ""' ...... ... . - . . . .. , Astronauts ' Enter Orbit, On Tuesday • , -• I • • ' SPACE CENT!;R, HOUiton . (IJI!!) -· Apollo IS's , aatrooauts aped llawlfNll • !Oward ,the bright . wulng moon-'toctay; tralled -by a.rocket hulk lhatowlO.craob lnlo'the Junor surface 'as.they swing Into orblt ,1\aeoday, nlgbL . . • • , A brief blMt from the rnooqii1Up11 bit rOcket enelnei Sunday· lined ~\IP> veter.an James A. Lovell, Ind his two flr-crewmen, John L. Swigert IDd Fred w, Haile,·for man's first landing in 'h _. dent hills of 1be moon's uplands-Wed-,...ity "5bt. . . •. Among dlgnilarles watching man'• thlnl'mocin lanlllng.f ...... --will be Vice President Spiro T. ~. He wu et Cape Kennelly wldl Wost Gennan Chancellor Willy Br-tor Saturday's launch. Ground·controllers said ApoUo'13's aim wu ID accurate -•brtngioi tt within 71 miles of the mQOll's far .side-a tbtrd.op- portwl;ty to con.ct the course Mond11 nl&hl·wwld be skipped. IMtead, the spacemen will check out their moon land~ three hours ahead of schedule. Mission control wants the a.strmauts to loot at gauges monit.orinl 1be frigid helium tank. that appamitJy· heated faster Ulan planned a week before the launch. • '"lberi it no Concem·at all~ over thl ~· I ·;t qtney ipoktsmal' ~and ,1be t!......, ~be "lo .., I! the mdliop cm9J11'11d lo What we're re1cfin&, befe." ' . n, hqiar lander cbeckoot will • be ~le--tbt fourth oolor ...-at iilt lliflir Ot"11o . .,.....,. ..... the_ sci>eduled wakeup time al IO :U un. PST; 1-ll radioed·-Control, -Ha111 hid< al>oul nine houn of solld·llloep and SwJaeri, about' atx boura. Lovtll said he got lllllUt five.hJurs•of ••Jntermttt.Dt•• 1leep. • . "Just ofter we went to llloep last nJpt we had 1 muter llann and it really acared us," Lovell aaid. "We were All over the ,ooctpft rure a wet noodle~" ••SOrry it WMll't eometbing mcR sip1IIcant," repliid lllsoion C..trol. · ~;.WU 1be1ftnal day of11eilm'e k . . fllee AP<itl:O,' P ... I) . All ·eyes DllY be 1 on the Hllfttlnst.en Beach elecUon 1\ieaday, but •tbere'a .one cOuncll figure wllo' ls takjn1'his eye oil civic aflairt. . . . ' ~· ' . , T~pay~rs Tpld Cot\ncllmao Henry KAufml!I. an epo tometrilt, is looking Into doing J1'IOr9 research in his profealon. After four yean on the council, Kaulmln Is llep. ping down, though he hln1' · that bis · relirement n;ay not be k>ne lived. "After being involved in clvie•1ffain for-JO years, lt11 time' for 1 ·.abbatical.'' he says. ·Kaufman'• it one of four· aeats be.inc contetted in the municlpal election. ·While be is ..... of ·the council'• -. respected ' pmona!Wes, KAu!man will r<adily,._ be may not ·-.rlly be the tnolt popular, .... 1boosb be wa the · second top ~ In 1111. On hit elertioa, KaufmlD 11ve notice of what midenll could upecl by statlof that he would aerve on the council u If he were prohlblted•by law from teetinl ~--,..,.. will -· that be'-k lo that promise. H•·hls been the odd man in countlea 1-1 decillom. "I !lilt atnmaly·that I WU elected le serve the1communfty 11 a whole .and not just tlK>le who voted for me," be es:· plained. ''Colmcilmen shouldn't npre:eent sptclal Interest poup11. I tl)lnlr ii would · be helpful H lndeed 1bere ,..,. a law llmilJng the tenure of councilmen to one term." Kaubnan ducribes bbme1f II I Jegalist and believes in 1 tr I ct ln- terpnitatioo of •the ''"· "I would change the law r1ther thin , break 'it." he said. "For eumple, co. diUonal exceptions should' be dlmlnattd. II a change for a.piece ol property· ls re- quested It should be part of a 10De cue. This' w'"'ld ovoid the oort• of creepio( 7bne. chinges we get•at the'moment." Klufman •• Ultl 'Qll• arrumeat '.., appooci -t ·city• policy of r<qUlr!nc police reporta on permits fot new buslneaes'Jn the downtown uu. ·"We 'are Ulbig'u.tballnea.lkeme in a • regulatory woy wiien tin loci . law oo!J allows It to be.Died u a reYenue-vehide. Mhlnk Jt1<1\ I'"""· ttUotlon> when wt bave police dOO!dliII .who 11 dlllbte t. di · bilsiMll." r j • . 'DMl.Y-..,,PIMJT_..,....,. IYINCJ tTHE PUTURE ~R•tlrlnt Councllm1n 1k11ufm1n ~tnt area,•arid u ·•·rtiult halrhis · ahaie' of f. ' . ·He'Wll ~ of ,U)e ·llaiaOn . ' •· mlUee 'llblcb ·ptnrid<d {be questionsi:!i bfckgrouncl ~rlal'r<>r 1be Urban Land · Iriltltuta (UU) Which ltl,up deVelopmtnt pJllellnes for'H~ Beach., .IJr; KaufmaR bu been I ludlng H ' P9'*t ol. the1Ul~J:r1 recommendaUou for . redeviiopq lhe • downi<ll!n ar<a Incl boocbhwt, 11 oet' fortb>ln 1be Tap of !lie ' Pier plan. Tiie dty plan Is baaed 1rouncl ~'=f~"'.'· blocb 1'?'1 ,crea~ .•. ~·t~ "We'll 1be bppy.if tbe·downtoJn owners do •tt:tbemlelvee," .he .said, "tiUt la f,act , their plan'1' bound to be llimllor to ours becauae you CID \.o~Vokl tbe • (ict • thlt perking IJ•the bigest reqllirement'." Kaulmln ha long ·boen! IDUretlod .Jn urban plan$1 .. He started 'in'1"4 when / he ·w., ~iPi>Plntjid"lto: tli8 \PllJlii!rit·com-- m1111on1.na lltYed elpt nm. . ' He•• .....,,.mted to the pand'In 1111 and wu -will> lhls nlle ,unw' t• when lie ran ror election to the c:oolncII. 't\'11¥ It be 1tepplnf down! "I llke-t.'do Pickup . Schedule AlttonlUt1John.L. Swigert Jr., OD 11111 way:to the moon, may.have pined an_.. tentioo .., his federal Income tax,, but most residents of Huntington Be1eh mt FO!ln!aln Valley must sWl mall thein bl Wedneoclay.. · Fountain Valley poo!Q>uter Hector O. Godinez warned residents malling their tax to check the pick-up Ume on paataJ cotledlon bqus. The box In front of the Fowitaln Val- ley Post Office, 10201 Slater Ave., will taire mall up to mldnlghl, Wec!neoday, and mall wtll bear the April·JS pOotmark, said Godinez. HunUnilon Beach•rtSldenta ·who·want their income tax statement postmarked April 15 mwit p1'ce H' In the ·letter drop ID the lobby of the central post olllce, 1771 Warner Ave., before I p.m. · 'lbe sub-station at Main Street and OUve Avenue downtown, will clole 1t 5:30 p.m. Or••ll'e ' . Wea tier The . IWl will be on part.Qme duty Tueeday, and lhe tempera. , ture Is allpplng back down into the sixties along the orange Coast. INSIDE TODA.'1' ·A. OM•time Minourf fa.rm· bow ftll lil<e h• had bctn hit on th• , hlCld wi<h a load of hav a 'I""" t11 centur11 ago: whf" RflfTI I Tiuman .succeeded Rooatvtlt GI Pre.sid1ttt Page 1. ~ ........ ,,.,, ,...,...&.~li.. i =:=-u..~·· "'> ·=-Jt:; l e..., ··~· ,......._., .,.,, ~ '-'*' .a "'--c...., .. ;~ . '""' ,,... 0-. ............. ,...,..... ... ................. ,...,.... . 9-.rt---"'° ,....... ~ .... •» ::::= 4 r ::·t~~·.,1. :: .... •=·· ":l This ltut<llle -not mt10 that KIUI-, man, whole bUslneu ls 'downtown, bu a lot ol ilupport ther<. He h11 been a leader of ·the lillvanent to redevelop. Ibo (Set lWJl"llMI, P11..SI • • i...; _________ _J • 'l ' " ' .. -- ---~-~-----~·- H .,,.. .... l . .tft>OU.O •• • Ille ·--belan brU!n( Into lunarlltllllld~lor-111> cliDf. ,,,., ... mUlnc !be -ol It. Allitt eoanc I mMl .Holle Aid "wul!'I ....... -.._ ............ plltid Iii ililil ....... """' .,,...,.. ... -lllblleelu !Mor toUy 11111 lntpeol the 11foched luur •landlnc c r 1 fl •'Aquarius" tonight. uwe'n all hiel1nc pretty good,•• Bwlaort. Wlio ·l bohlocl 1 cord ~ """' .... to~ in hli filaht pl"1, asbd for an uplanaUoa ol .... J10ll. tiOl!I on 1 plfotocra~ plan. The mu ill replaced, '1bomu It Maltlngly, U• plained ll>lm to him. "Ya11n dalnt pod worlt, 01111" Miio Ungly .... 1111.-q. ~ • ' "Well, I bid a aood prime cmnnaa that llllibt me II[ I -·" --Swigert. He ll<lod in 10< Mattiogly a day before Saturday's launch after dOctors decided Mattlngly port.ably 'lioold come -with Ge~la thla week. Ht bu yet to lbow aey l)'llll'Coma. Irate Driver Beats Student At Bolsa Chic1' • A 17·-•-old Bell G-.a.lea! looldDJ, !Of i pi-fo lleop .. Bois& Cl*t -Beich llilllday ..... l>Uten wtltt a Joclt budle, by the driver <t ., autmnobllt be ....-iJy otruc.k, be told po!lee. • ' E. °""1!>0ule oald bl --... 1lil lieochlroat road ....... l.m. -•. -docir po;. pod ope In flool <t bllil, 'cauolni lhl ..,~ llllon .. Tho clrlvlr ol lhe oltter cor, u )'fl -b1 polloe, IOI out swwing and belt him ~ witb the Jacllllndle, ~11111. Wbeo be ran away, me <f·llle - other ......,.. in the Cir -i JllCll al bJm, police ukL ' Gl><rry-11111 two frlendl ... comJ*111n( him Oed 11111 -IMe' to find all ol tilt cor wlndowl ....- and .-•100 """' o1 fill>inc 11111 ...,. P~iCi.~ by tbe bealinl, a.er. rybo<a -~ -· pollca_ ._ud. Two Candidates . . .. " Facing Law ~uit Two downtown p:operty owners have filed a lull uking ·fl00.000 -<lamagu agalalt lwo candldaMI il>.Tueod11'1 -' tlngtAjn Beach -. • • Mn. Mlr1ha Holt 11111 · Tim l'albert, members ol the Jlowntowu Property Ownen -.iton, charge "lnta'ferenco wiltt business relatiOl!I" 'agalnsl Mayor Jack Gneit 'Ind plllining ciinmlalOn O>alrmlJI Ropr D. 611tes. The suit la .,.... -la lll<l!dl1 made in cm- ~ -'llie -.itown poop'• 1t- templl to aliD llP ........ wllllng to redevtkip the -., .. 1brouib private eot«prlae. Jloth Green 11111 Slaltt tcday decllnnd to cm>intot on Itta lull, IDed with Orange County Superior Coon Friday. . DAILY PILOT OANtol CO.t.IT f'UILIJHINI) COM .. ANY l•Md N. Wt.4 P'rUINlt .,. Mllalw ..,,,t a. e.r1 • ., Yke Pmlfant ..... °""' .. .,._,., "'•"''' ac,,.u ldlltr Tff.,.11 A. M11rplrii~• M-.,11'111 Edllor A1Mrt W, lit .. ·-'-" Ed!lor " ............. om.. 17175 le1c.li le11l1w1r4 Mtm~ A4'rtu1 P.O. les 1t0, t2••t --L..-h1c111 m ,_, ,.._..,..,. ~If MltM t )16 Weil lky S!rftl """:'a.':.~! 1111 W.H '4o ltle1 l~lirvt,. 1M 1 .. ...-111 al Ctlllllll llMI ' DAILY ;ILOT llllf,..... Ready for fair Social 1clence fair opening t()!llght ~t Meadow View School. ,In Huntington Beach will include work ·by students throughout the Ocean View Schoo! DI'" trict, inclu<tlng this model of the Greek Parthenon by Freddie Roberts, !!, of Westmont School. Public can view student projecta from 6 to 8 o'clock t1>o nlght and Tuesday night and from S p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Meadow View. Valley Boys Club Happy . . . ' At Number of Donations y,.. mlahl call the Fountain Valley Boys' Club "Jucky" but club director Lar. ry Carter says be is "thankful.'' The smile on hla face is from the gills recently received by the club. "Stars . '11111 Roebuck F8Wlclatloo bu granted us $1,600.for the expansion of olir arts and crafts program. It should boost attendance tremendously," Carter said. And just three weeks ago Carter hopped In the driver's seat of a U.pu1spr van made possible through a grant from the California Community Foundation. 2 GWC Students - Get Probation Two Golden West College atudentl have been placed oo disciplinary probation for the!r alleged UM of profanity during a e1udeot f«1Dn Mardi 12. Dr. Dale Miller, dean ol etudenta. aid today that the action taken against students Bill Whitehead and Dave Betts means that they are subject to "im- mediate auspemfon" U they were to further violate any coUese, district, or state rules. Betts bad actually been suspended ror three days following the forum featw-ing Tom Blackburn. sos cbalrman at Cal State Long Beach, Miller llld. Huntington Tot Escapes Death A IWooliicl+lilll year old tot narrowly eocaped dellh -Sunday· afternoon when she wu.cauabt between the -la ol an automolillt 1 Huntington Bead! man waa bacldng out"-a driveway. The lir~ Jom le Lynn Hamner, 11461 15th St., WtllUninlteJ', was treated f<l" minor lnjurieo ahd releand from Hun- till(!on lillercommllllity H01Pllal. Pou! D. Tne41._ 29, ol .11181. Rhone Lane, Huntin1to1f Beacll, tOkl police be was jullt moving the car <Kt of hla c1r1 ..... .., when be felt • burilp alid heard the cblld cry, Signup Planned For Killdergarten Kindergarlen registraUon for' all Ocea'n View School District children bas been scheduled for April 22 and 23. Mothers who wish to enroll theJr cbll· dren may aign them up betW~n t .a.m. and noon and I p.m. and a p~ at their neighborhood schools. A birth certificate and fnuriunJ.uUon records mllll be brought to lhe achoo! at the time of registration, Kindergarten appllcantl muae be four years and nloe months old before. Sept. 1, 1970, in order to quallfy. New Reservior Claims First Drown Victim LOS BANOS .(UPI) -Sberlfl'• deputies search.~ the waters of San L I.I I a R"'1Volr toclay for ltl first drowning victim. "They ,ive UJ a grant on one object to a Boys' Club each year. This year we de- cided to apply for a van. It took several months of talkiJli to &et that If int," he .sald. With the van, Carter managed to talk a local auvlce statJon, LL Shell Service, to supply free ga10Une and maintain the 197o·va·n. Aboul 65 boys 11ther dally 11 lhe l!o1>' Club, lOc1ted next to the Fountain Valley Drive-in Theater on'Talbert Avenue. They depend heavily on g1ftl to keep the club running. Teachers Back Tax Override Teacllers in the Huntington Beed! City School District are· publicly suJ>l"'"lnl the diatrict's proposed 40-cent tu over· rlde. 11te flnenclal measure goes before district voters Tuesday. The Huntington Beach Elementary Teachers Association said today: "P....,. ol this override Is .....,ua1 for (X)ntinued qualtty education of the children in this district. "If tltis election falla the education of our children may have to be curtailed by elimination of such spedaI programs as: remedial readlng, art, drafting, wood shop, ·ln!trumental and vocal music, library se~ces, foreip. Wiauaget, .ew- ing and othen." The teachers group represents about 90 percent of the dlstrict'a 284 teachen. From Page J KAUFMAN ••• the planning for ·clvtc tmprovemenb and this council has certainly done that. They wUl have enough to do over the nut four years just to build all we have planned." The lmprovementa referred to art the civic center, library, parka, lltt ttations and city y.ard ... All 1he attes hav.·been paid for; lite city Is in good al>ape." Through his family, KaUfrnM allo baa shown an Interest in fOreip a!faln. He and hi.a wife, Muriel, have three chUdren -two 'of whom are studylna in Israel with the third traveling in Yug01l1via. A Norwegian youngster -the Kaufmana' fourth American Field Service student~ currently is living at the Kaufman home. "Maybe we'll be able to do a bit of traveling ourselves now," Kaufman said. Tustin Topless Display Raided Orange County Sheriff'• olficen lhow- ed a shapely entertainer lo a Tustin tavern just who was wearing the pants Sunday when they halted her torrid number to book her on charges of Jn.. decent exposure. Investigators allege K a re n Ann Mcintyre. 23, <lf Pomona, was topless and, to ·all Intents and pul'P09eS, bot.. tomlesa, in the Tuscan Room bar when their cllatlon slowed down· her rouUnt. They also booked bar manacer Richard Wayne Car&0n, 29, ot Orange1 for pro- curing a female to indectnlly expose her!elt. Plane Crashes; Crew Escapes A quartet of alghtseting Oien clam• bered from Lbe wreckage of their sln&Je engine plane Saturday .alter jt crashed during a landing attempt at Catalina Island, seconds before it uplocied in !James. Cut and bruited, the male pilot and his thr~ women pa.ssengers, all of La Canada, narrowly escaped death after the Cessna 172 hit a brushy area near the Arrport in the Sky. They were identified as R ob e rt Lortfleld, 39, Gloria Steward, J an Steward and Nancy Gilfilen. Los Angeles County firemen stationed at the llland e:rUngulshed flames that erupted around the crash site. Loftfield told investigators he was en route from Santa Monica Airport to San Nicolu Island when the plane developed engine trouble. He tried to at tt dowft but missed the end of the runway atop the island'• peak and creahed into the wooded billalde. County to Vote On Bond Issues In addition to city council elections Tuesday, there are a few bond luues before voters ln orange C o u n t y ' 1 municipal elections. Six measure!, Including five bond issues totaling $28.6 million, face v<lters in Anaheim. One is an f8,65 million elec- tric revenue proposal. Other bond issues are on the ballot in the cities ()f Cypresl and Fullerton, as well as OuadaJUpe In Santa Barbara County, San Luis Obispo County's Pismo Beach and Del Mar in San Diego County. Carson in Los Angeles County, Needles tn San Bernardino County and McFarland in Kern County wUI vote on increasing cl• ty tax rates. lust Looking ••• Offensive Loeln•· " , Saigo' · Blaste·d By Red Roe~ets · SAIGON (UPI) -Communist guer- rillas hit Saigon with a rocket attack ton1gbt, the first since Dec. 1.7. At 1.be same time allied intelligence sources warned Of new and bigger ConununiSt of· fenalves thla spring, including attack! oa Saigon. U.S. and South Vietnamese police of. ficiala said at least six rockets hit Stigon, kllling three persons and lnjurinj '4. AD ot the dead and S8 of tbe wounded were in the crowded Olympic Theater were a rocket struck the rear wall. Two rockets struck the t n t er i or miniltry building ft>Ur blocks from the presldenUal palace and two blocks from the U.S. Embassy, wounding one woman and aendin1 two othm into shock. Police firat reported the uplos!ona bere and 1t ~e(lch Hol.dup " -Try Foi'kd; Suspects Held the theater u terrorist bombs, but. tater !ound the roclr.el engines. ' One rocket hit the interior ministry, ~ wounding a woman secre tary and "nding two oLbers into shock. Another hit th9 Saigon River and blew out windows in the aovernment~wned Majeatlc Hotel where' a singet and aeVeral other pel'IOllS were cut by !lying {lua. NaUq,Q81 police said another rocket ' landed <ln the teruil.! toUrt at th! Cercl9 Sportif, a luxurlowi country club favored by South VJetnam's ·Political and social leaders and, the diplomatic set. ·Police flnt reported a bomb exp1oston in the interior ministry orfice building but later found a rocket motor at the setne. Periona: living fu the area sa1d the1 beard the rocket being i;et olf and !I was only seconds before it hit, indicating it may have beeil launched from a point just across the Saigon River in swampy marshland. 1 . The Col)llllu~. also.stepped up th"1' pressure oD the tWln Green Beret camp of Dak Seang and Oak Pek, 300 miles: northwest of Saigon, and m 11 i ta r 'I spokesmen said new threats w,e re developing agalllal a Special Forcea camp in the Mekong Delta and a nearby South Vietnamese army training center. · Military spokesmen said tonight cap- A 2t1-yearo0ld Hlj\>lin(tal Beech man tured Communist documenls and in. and three juvtnlle compmlonl are tn -.. fonnaUon from a captured Vlet Cong cuttody today f<lilowtna an uDllUCCeSful \ dlJtrict leader indicated aMtber round ()f attempt to bola up a gas ~ witb a Communist attacks could be erpected 14-lnch knife Sunday aft.emoon. late thla month in South Vietnam. Ane1Jled for auspldon o1 armed rob-. They said the. documenU< reported that bery and grand tlJeft are Wayne L. the long espected aprlng offensive in lhe Walker, 87802 B.,ton Qrive, IDd a 18-central highlands got under w8.y Aprll 1' year-old boy and two 17-year-old &11'11, a1J and that tt would continue until June. Jn from HunUngton Beach. this offensive the Communists have bad Police aaid Wilker and the boy at-the Dak Seang Special Forces camp tempted to hold up service station under aeige for three weeks and attack.ed operatot Bill Breeggeman at the Beach the one at Dak Pek 20 miles to the north· Boulevara ind Hell Avewe Enco station on Sunday. ~Z:W~~ · Breegeeman took the knife away from Walker in a short tlCJlflle wh!cb aent him and the boy scam~ to a getaway car wtth lite two glrll, olllcers said. They drove Into 1 neori>y rM!denllal area but were st.opped abortly afterward in Westminllter by c>lfictt R. Weinheimer who recognlzed the liceme number from a bullelln !Aued to local police alat!ons. OV Schools List New Principals Principals for two new Ocean View District schools have been named. Taking the belm at the VIiia View School wtll be Mn. Barbara Dolph, II, ROW coordinator of primary cuttlculwn for the Fountain Valley School District. David Holmes, 31, who has been a prln· cipal with the Duarte Unified School District since 1917, will assume the leadership of Pleasant View School. Both will begin their new assignments when school opens next fall. Tragic Gun Accident Leaves l\fan, 22, Dead PORTERVILLE (UPI) -William M. Parrish, 22, was killed during the weekend when a gun diacbarged while a compankln unloaded It. Parrish, of Bakersfield, was hit 1n the head by a bullet fired from a .22<allber revolver. Tulare County sheriff's officers saitf Parrlah and three other Bakersfield youths were !laying at a friend '• cabin about 2$ miles east <lf here ln the Panorama Heights area. Beaches Full · In Huntington lt seemed like BUmmer Sunday at all beaches in Hun tington Beach, according to state and clty lifeguards. nte sunbathers were "wall~waU, just like a day in July or August,'' aaJd 1 ~rpokesman f<r state lifeguards at Hun- tington State Beach. They counted 25,000 or 30,000 on the beach Sunday and another 20,000 at Bol.sa Chica State Beach. A large crowd « 75,000 was recorded Sunday on the city beach w h e re lifeguards had to pull 33 swimmers from the water. Saturday's city beach crowd was estimated at 36,000. Water temperatuer was 80 degret1 both days, while Sunday's air temperature soared to ·70 degrees, three degrees wanner tban Saturday. From Page 1 OVERRIDE ••• Issue will return to the ballot in June. During the February voUng, 3,261 ol 12,401 registered voters cast ballot& -a 28 percent turnout. "We think it will be higher this Ume. because of interest in the city election," said Palmer: ' Results of the override election will be tabulated at the office of the Huntington Beach City Clerk, but Palmer said some- one wou ld answer the district phont for elecUon in!onnallon up to lt. p.m., Tuesday, The district phone number ii 536-3851. Wfll Tt.._... Merced County authorlUes uid Melvin Woodard , 55, San Jose, appa.renUy drown· ed. Saturday when a 15-foot aluminum boat capal:ed, lhrowlng him and two · othen Into lhe water. The bolt flipped over ln 30()..foot deep water near Lbe base of the reoenlly compte:ed dam. Charges <lf ow•tbl& a pool room without a license were added io CartOa'• warrant, Deputies had 24 hours earller booktd Jack Vlnoon S-. Ill, ol Tuatin. a felfow employe at the bar, on tdentJcal charges. All lhree defendants art lrto on bell. Window shopping ls not out of boun~s entirely for thls Ami.sl1 woman while her plain folk male com-~anion walks stiffly by a jewelry display In Dover, •• • ... - I ----------------------- . ' I i' ' h . . vor. 63, NO: 16, 4 SECTIONS,.:40 PAGES CAUSE FOR CONTROVERSY: BUCK GULLY OVERPASS (ABOVE) OR MORNING CANYON (BELOW) ). .. ~ ~ ~ 'i~=~V' :~:~::(1-111 ·~=== Newport Child Drowns in Pool Despite Rescue Funeral aervlces are pending today for an lknonth..o1d boy who drowned Swday In the swimmlng pool at his Bay<:reSt home in Newport Beach. A fire department rescue team and doctors at Hoag Memorial Hospital wtrk- t?d to revive the child for two boars before pronouncing him dead at 9:45 a.m. ACcording to the police, the child, Nicholas Jones, al 2039 Commodore Rd., y.oas awakened by his 10-year-old sister at about 7 a.m. while their parents were asleep. They played together for a few minutes, then the sister went into the front yard to play. Officers speculate the unattended child wandered into lhe pool area and fell in. nit parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth · Jones said they were awakened at 7:45 a.m. by the barking of the family dog. When they went lo investigate, they found their son floating in the pool. Firemen called to the scene slarted mouth to mouth resuscitation and exter- nal heart massage and continued while the chiJd was rushed to the bospita1 in a police car. Family Strife Puts Boy in Jail An oil-duty Newport Beach policeman lnJeMn<d in a family llqUllbblt In Costa Mesa Friday, leading to a tnlf~point con- !romatlon which lei< a teenager jailed. Walter L HUICh<r, ,11, ol 1040 Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach, was booked on suspicion of aaault with a deadly weapon against a police ollic<r. Patiolman Earl J. Hickman aa1d he step!)Oli in allel' ,..;., Hulcher ahove.Jiis mother during a dispute at 1010 El Cam- ino Drive. Another witness who allegedly sbouted Rt :UU!Cher wes knocked to the pavement, but ,.Id he did nol wish to proteCU1'. Officer Hickman said Huscher pulled a knife on him, so be leU to get his service revolver and returned to find Costa Mesa lawmen had arrived on the scene. Huscher was dlsanned and handcuffed, during which police said his attitude changed dramiltlcally for lhe better. Newport Must Choose Freeway Overpass Sire Newport Beach c~y oouncilmen Woigbt will be faced with making a choice between two overpasses across the future Pacific Coast Freeway in Corona de! Mar. Neither Is popular with nearby resideot.s. A petition bearing 223 names and It7 identical letters have been received at ci· ty hall favoring an overpass: location al Morning Canyon. But a letter bearing 228 signatures asks that the overpass remain at Buck Gully as shown on freeway plans adopted by the city two years ago. So furious has been the petition activity and confusing the information spread by word ol mouth that Corona HlghlBnds Property Owners Association President Mrs. Betty Gebhard, along with a nwnber of other residents, has signed conO.icUng petitions. The baWe has been building for months with owners of Harbor View Hills LUlk: Homes llJCl'Mlq In winning the guard> ed IUpport ol Calilomia Dlv!Jion ol Highways engineer W. K. Hashimoto and Newport Beach citr Traffic Engineer Robert Joffe !er 1 change lo the Mornlni Canyoo loc.ation. ' Soaie residents of Cororla and Cameo Highlands are reeenUul becaUBI'! they flguro· the route WIS signed and 'people have bou1bt and 10ld homes or made · home lmpravtmenll based on thll In· fonnMbl. Mn. Gene ROOertson ol 13' Seawanl Rood Aic1 llhe and lier huallaod bulM 1 house in Newport lleJajitl In 111'1 thlt -out lo be just hall • block oil the odopted Paclllc Cout ........ , route. When they moved to em... lllcblai>ds Ian year the number one OW. they did is check the route plan. ''To be hooest about il, 1t ii going to hurt somebody,'' she said. 11So why should it be us when we bought after the route already was signed." Attorney Roy Giordano of 6211 Seaward Road, in a letter to the city, questioned the city's right to reopen hearings qn its executed agreement in disregard of the intervening rights oC tliose who have made home sale transactions or Imr provernents in the interim. For the city to do such a thing results in confusion,. indecision and a r o u p pressure dtmand11, he wrote. Newport Lawyer Raps Road Lease Near CdM Beach A ·NewPort Beach atttrne, Jj con- tendint 1hat Newport Beach city aovem- mmt ii proposing m Ott •way • public road which in his oplruoo wwld be a bad precedent to #set. The road in question ls 81'11.ll:ers Dr!Ve, which serves 'five cliff homes, mt the Corona del Mar Main Btoch public park-U. IOt. • " City councpmen will dilcuoa Monday a p,._I appi'oved by Clly Allorne)o Tully SeylnOllr lo leue the 1'0ld to the Br<altin Drive Aaoclallon Compony Joe. lcr II yeen. Seymour IOJ& there Is no record the rood Wll ._ OMpled b, the city .. port<lf the city rood -· Harbor Student · • 1!hlch would make it a public -.. Ja11181 E. ~ Gt UIS Ocun Drive, Corona 4el ~Mar, boftver, cc;n.. lends the city fiaa title lo the roadway by virtue o(. a "valid ~L claim deed." He -Paper Honored Newport Harbor fflCh lk:hool'1 sludeftt newspaper hu ttee.ived HI tenth cOn. secutiq All-Americao r.Ung for overall excellence among U.S. high school papers. "The Beacon," was rated "superior" by the National ScholuUc Press Assocla. tion of the University of Mlnne10b. 1'he nrganization judged 1,too other high school newspaper• publiBhed during the fall semC!ter. ' says • Ila!,,_ •ii the proP*d It.,. the cil)'. "has 1 ~ ol ownenhip" ls 0 vap, aell-ten'_inc Ud mcomct." Harrington Nld lie-ls oppooing his nelgflbors becatlse be !eels he has lo stand up for a iqal principle. He argua that ileliee,11,.nby'llle cl\y . Police Department al the request or Breakers Drive ~·to ·~ p11k· Ing on the s1r.-are la1'!Mlew ltlegal and that the sign uylng It ls a private streel Jbould nol be poaled. -__ ... • I, . ~ ....._ .... • . . . . . . -9 Rtin ~. in Ne • Ort . ~­" -• ·-Vo~rs to ~lect · Co .uncil ~aj~nty NewjJorl -......... ,in .. lo the jlQD. T-., ID oleel faar c:ity -. cllmen • -~or: ............ w ~ I ,....,.. .. 7 • city councU. • . ., '"-Ott ... ,. r<Cilllriil ....... elill· ble to -· Qty Cllrll Loura Lqloo llYS tradllleoally only' --ha .. voted In cl!y CGIUlcll -. Polll wtD be -"'from 7 a.m.,.Qlllll . 7 p.m. (EVell!ng vOlers pleue note, they close one hout earlier than for school elecUons). There are 44 city polling places, •ccom- modating between 51111 and lllO rqislered voten each. Anyone who tYas JOst the noOce or ~ poll1n1 pll~ location ahould call city hill to find out where be votes. Nine candidates' names will appear on lhe ballot. Eight are runniD(. 'l1lomu Apollo Streaks ' Toward Moon; Aim 'Perfect' SPACE CENTER, Hoosim (UPI) - Apollo 13's astronauts sped flawlealy toward the bright waxing moon •todl.)'t trailed by a rocket hulk that wt,11 crll!h r.1to \he Jqnar surface as they !Win& into orbit TuesclaY night. A brief bl'81 lrom the moonslllp's ·big rocket engine SU)lday llned up V.1'ran James A. Lovell and his Tito first.time crewmen, Johll L. Swigert and, l"red W, 'Haile, for man's Ura landing Iii 1be an· ci~ blDI o£ ~moon'• ~·Wed~ "C.. ~ft.JM . .W..1 I ~ -·~~('.mitrol wiR be Vice ' -spin,"'!', ~. Ile WU at Cipr ~ with .Wfll Gentian Qi-"lr 1llP1 ..... for Saturci.y'I lauadi. t I Ground controUm aa1d Apoilo ti's aim was so accur•te -bri.DliDa U within 71 miles of the moon's far .aide-a third op. podunHy to correcl the course Monday night would be skipped. Instead, the 1pacemen Win check out their moon lander 'three hours ahead ol schedule. Mission 'control wants the astrar>auts to look at gauges montt.ortng lhe frjgid hellum tanlt that appamdly heated lu1er than planned a -belon the taunch. · · "There is no concern at all" over the presrwe, a spece agency spokes!'DID aaid, and the Cbecl< ol , ..... -.Id be "lo -if the readinp coneopoocl to what we're reading 'bere." , The lunar iander -will be televised -the !oul'\h color broadcast of the Uklay fllgflt. Sixteen minutes before the astronauts' &ebeduled wakeup time at 10:13 a.m. PST, Lovell radioed Mission Control that Haise had about nine hours ol solid sleep and Swigert, about six hours. Lovell said he got about five hours of "intermittent" sleep. "Just after we went to sleep last night we had a master aJann and it . .reaJly scared us," LOvell taid. "We were all over the cockpit like a wet noodle." "Sorry It wasn't something more significant," r!plled Mission Control. Today was the final day of leisure for the lhree spacemen before br~ Imo lunar orbit and preparing for their lan- ding. 11Jey were. making the most fl il After eating a meal Halse said "wasn't bad," they began a 111-bour steep pertod at 11:25 a.m. PST. 'Ibey planned to do · some 1i1hl!eeing later today and inspect the attached lunar landing c r •ft ''Aquarius" tonight. "We're all feeling pretty good 1 ' ' reported Swigert. Swigert, who left behind a card listing jtems be was t.o change in his £llght plan, asked for an explanatkm of some nota- tions on a photographic plan. The man he replaced, Thomas K. Mattingly, ex· plained them to him. . "You're doinl ood work, PY~' Mat. tingly told bis Undentuay. , "Well, I had • a Rood prime crewman that taulht me all I know ," answerM Swigert. He stood in for Mattingly a day 1 before Saturday's launch alter docl«• decided Matllngly porbably would come down with German measles thb week. He has yet lo show any 1)'11lploml. Son Watches as Tliief · Kills Dad in Market ...... la Dlllrid ' ..... --.... _No... 7 ..... has alid -be -not ... -to -ftlaL ' • .. -tilt-~ . . -Qly lioaoll·~ -,... ..=-:atbe ~v.r.:.. ..,_6:~ =t:.:Jii:"' ~=..= 1heJID,., £...,. wter ~'!Ille for -_.n.t-ai ....,..pabllc !mmD, bat for- --Iman Al l'orlll 1111 ._.... at -· appannt11 couotin1 en Ibo IP' pell "ol Ids name and 1· lew ......,.... U,11 .. 'wleeledllllii .... dl be ........... = .... tsc Nnpwt ·-·-.... =a Ill ..... .....,_ •Y lllPt-no ....,._ -" m. Zllt. candidate from lach district :_ four in all. ' • Air/ wrtle-ln voi.. wm lie -\ed aa they wilt not be coqn\ed. Uniler 1 new c.ufomla law, write-in candidates must Ille 1 declaration of candidacy by Ove da1s before tbe electlooa to have their· ---.... ----- An Editorial .. -• IDllU. .. . HoWmj &pn, oppooed by Forstt In Dislricl 1, ls the only Incumbent run- ning. ' Carl 1tymla and Roy Wonlley In DI&- -J ·have waged the moat viloroul ra~ Milan Dnstol and Walter Koch In lllstrict I have been cloaely lllOlclMd. James A,... Jr. and Richard Crout tn Dlllrlot t are both newcomeri to ctvlc aclivlt1. Four Bes.t f Qr-· N ewpt;Jrt Newport Beach voters will el~ four city councilmen Tues- day -a ,lllajnrlty of' the council. While the candldates run from speciflc dlalrlcts, all voters ttirouiboilt the city vote on all council offices. There are no "slates." · · The field of candidates 11 a good one. There are . a number of city problems which all candlda~1 agree need attention, but there are no'pivotal issues.· . After examining the candida~s and their campaigns, the · DAILY PIWT recommends olectiDD.!of. these candidates : ·DISTRICT 1: HOWARD ·RoGElls -The .incumbent bas worked Ior close liaison · ~tvieeJi the city gOvernment &nd the schools, and bas shown strong lute11st lu youth ' ' problen:f&, ~ • w• : • • DllTJ!IC'f 3: c:ar.~-~:llflibig llld •11i1~ H~ -. . , In .puliljC aidftiliilftrltioii. Uil bis knowledge ...,.It • 1cmnunenti 'lhoald mate him a ~ llrolll· ..,,,. trlbutor. . _. DISTRICT 41 .Jw.AN DOSTAL ;_ 81-4 -*din oaa ftrlAltt nf. elty proble1111, ·a I~ Nie In Iba Nol"J)Oit . Tomorrow study and gOYenimental legal liperlence should give him bigh potentlal. DISTRICT 6: RICllARD CROUL '-Experience as a builder lbould enable him to contribute expertil.e 19 council ,con- 11deratlon of public works planning and development proposals .which Will be a blfltemon councu·a&endu in the next four years .. , The election of HOWARD ROGERS, CARL KYLMA, MILAN DOSTAL and RICHARD CROUL •houl4 give N••port Beach .a w.U. balanced, progressive end 'activa.Ctly Council. Crowds, JeHyfish S~s Strain Newport Guards By THOMAS FQRTUNE or .. Dtiltr ,. ... •• Summet-11lze beach crowds, dangerous rip tides and s\ing.infllctlng jellyllah left Newport Beach· llleguards with frazzled nerves •t ·day's end both Saturday and SwKlay. . "We. have an off-season budget and cover•ge a.nd we're getting tutl...euon ctOWdJ," Aalttant Marine Safety Dlrec> tor Kendall Jacobsen lamented. , '!be city llleguanl Ital! over the ·-k- end numbered only 19. Jacoblen said cm aummer days, with crowds Ute .the tfJ,000 • Saturday and 1111,000 Sunday, 115 llleguar<h would ,bt on duty. . He stkl there were rip .Udes along the entire city beach front. Lifeguards made U rt9C!Jes Saturd•y ~ ~ Sunday a!Kf would have made many mQCe . but they dfdn't dare commit them.selves becawse : of tbeir amaJ1 numbers, Jacobsen said. 'lnitead, they relled on other swimmers to help tholle In need of aid and used pu~ 1 JiC address speakers tG talk swimmers out of danger. One hundrtd fourteto suets prttentative act!Grit were Joged,Satur· d., and 1111 Sunday. · Jleol>sen ·said Uleguanl Jeej>s· were slowed moving alon1 ~he beach because or the areat number ol people covering the aad. In one incident •f CorOna del Mir Main Beach, 1 guard left his tower to make a racue and everyone on the beoc!> stpoc1 . up so l1W'!I. in. a i!f P -.-inl over from the .vnOoybO!l neu u tioct. uPjc!Uldb}r!(tn aee'tbe>~ater. , water temper1tures were at degrees and it wu 1.1 c1esree. todaJ!. . Tbe 11arnµ., water b!:001ht the Jelly· filh. Lifeguard.I over the weekend ad· ~ first aid to more than 200 1 peraou,. with· 70 percent ol the cua, Jacobsen .said, jellyfuh ltlnp. J..-, llid Ire keeps waiting for the rainy.....,.:..,~ caq· do their mamt..ace. "People U.p ll1lnc II ls an e8(ty aummer, but u far h l'm con- cerned tut SWUU'1tl', never ended. .. "Steele lll•rl'ceU NEW YORK (AP) -Stock prtceo ,..,. broadly depressed In lilbl trading lato this afternoon. (See ~ons; !> .... 32~). Oraage <!ila1t ' .. weai•er The ""' wiD be .. put.time l duty T11eaday, and the temper• lure ls allppln( bOck down inlo tho a1.t\el atone tbe Orqe Cout. ' INSmB TODAY ·A -·limt .!liu°"ri,fann bop 'OJrnplUICllD( the pro61~, ,Jacoblen ,.Id, ...,., t1fe number ol people In the . water. 'J\e wter telhper•tare la watm-· irlg fr'!lll)he.'!i dqroes It ·~ down lo : during the wliiter towanl' Ille' • lo 711 SACRAMENTO (UPI) ~·Dick CrabJle, degi:ees ,ii. hits , in aunimer. Wetktnd &R, an emplo)'e of the 8 li...J Manet, was , r. . .fell li.l<c II< load N•JI Iii! on th< lltdd 1Dlt11 ·a too.s of ~ a fl1Nlr- ter Ctftlu'l/ *' w"-H....,, T"""4ri succeeded RooSnflt a.a p,.,,idrnt. Pao• 7. shot ID death b' a robber Fridly 'lllght -· i;:,.;h 'I u C eJ d whenherefllledtohand .... er-.e,trom ~ 00 ,.,eet anc .e the 1tore11 cub rtllllter. One ol the wl-to the shootinC was Crabbe11 son, Oeor1e. who Aid ·he sloooed al the ltore to pick up hit lather !or dinner. Wltntiua1 told police the gu•· , man, In his 20s, dioplayed a long-llllfl"I~ , gun and demanded money lr<GI Crobbe. The rtlUllr ,._tint! ol tU Nawpor~ Meaa board ol-educailon, ICl!!duled' !or 7>30 p.m. ~. bu -CHCtlad. The board will hold 111 'lea! met11111 April • 21 In ~ !MJa Mesjl ljlp,~ L,cel"" II 7,30 p.m. ' I = .......... -.JI ......... ........ --.. -.... =..::-"'II -. iW !f.:.:t• ft~ \ l .. . . ., .... LooJeing ••• "i.. 1 ,_ - W!ftilOw shopping IJ not out ol bounds entire\Y fpr., ·: e.eqjRa ~ atlllly by a jewe!ry dilpJaY ill Do-. lllil ·Amhh-wqit!&n while her plain folk male. com_· , ~ .. : . VC Hit Saigon With 6 Rockets; Off.ensive Hinted Mesa ·Seeking Suspect In Police Bribe Attempt SA!GOll· (UPI) ~ Communist cuer· ' ' rillas :bit Saigon with_ a rocket .attack By ARTHUR R. VINSEL tonight, the fin:t since Dec. 17. At Ute , °'Ille o.i11 P111t 11.n same time allied. Intelligence 'IOUl"Cel Teletype. bulletins wenl out across the wamOd or -and blger Cornmunlll ol-... f<>da7 for a e, llgutt in -the .. fens! ... tbla l!Prinl, lncludln& aJtacts .., templed $l0,000 bribery ol a Colla Meaa Saigon. policem1111 while arra.lgnment W a I U.S. ud Soullt Vletnameae poUce 01. scbeduled !or • second suspect now ln liclals lald •I Jeul idi roctels hil~gon, ., Cllllody. ' •• killing three'*-ud lnjuring:l4. AU Sapmel· C. JIGlman, rl, wa !<> be.la- ol the dead ..w·a ii the ...m.iect -.1n ' fnrnied o1 the d>arpa agalml him at • 2 lbe crowded Olympie '!'beater were a p.m. bearing ln llarl>or Judldal lltslrict rocket ll{qct the tear wall Court. TwO niclrels-atni<k 'the ·In le-r I or He la held In lieu ol $25,0llll ball, boobd mlnl$l~lnl liior:~I ..... lnm1he °"~-ol .. pted btjbery ol a ~ palace ud. two blocks Crom police officer, comPJracy to falsely arrest lbe U.S. Embouy, woundl1>1 one wnman and llllllilhlnl dangerous drup. =-~'°'~~--•' '~··.· 'l'-11 ·~··~' lt' ::..i ~le(.!'t=.. hombl, .bul later Couritiari Killed °"* rockei hit 'Iha lnlirior ml.i.trt, ~ ......... IOC!Ojary and Moill!oi two alJiorl 'llllo ·tbo<t. ~ lilt Iha ~Bl-ud•blewodtwtndowS lnlllo C~f.owlied Majelllo Hotel llbere a .. ~ ,teferaJ..oiber; perlOGI 1ffJ9 cu~~: aid a;;.ther - landed on llle ltlm!I court a1 the cercle Sporlll, 'a hnrurloill coomb)( club favored h7 Siuth Vietnani'a PolltiCal and social leadm ud the diplomalk ael. Pollco !Int ._u.11 a bomb ezPloslQa In the lirterior ministry olOce buUdhtg but later foupd a _rocket motor .t. the scene. -living Jn Ille .... aatd Ibey heard the rocket lielng Mt off and tt wu only -belore ft hi~ lndlcallng it may have.been launched from a ~ilst just acl"OSI the Saipa Jlher. in nanipy manbland. - The Communlsll abo stepped up their pres.m-e on the twin Green Beret camps or Dat Seq and Dat Pek; 30I mlJa northwest II Saic<¥1. and m fl l t a r y spokesmen said new threats w e r e developini qalnst a Special Fore.es camp ln Ille tlekoni Della and a nearby South -....., flallllnl ... ter. Mlllt0!7 epik ....... aald 19'1111>1 - lured Oommunlat --and ln-ronnallel\_ r...n a ......,"" Viel Cong dlll!lcl .... lndi<llad -round ol c.mmunJtt litWb eoul4 lie eapedod late lhls m-In SOUlll VleWm. DAILY PILOT OlMI& C0UT f'UaUSHIMG CIJMPNf't ~ a.a...t.N.We.4 J1c• ._ C••l•Y YIN ,._w.t _. 0-.11 ....... ·-' 1\•111•• A. ,._,., .. ;". M_,lnt IEllilor ... lit 1 Buggy · Ct11~1i ~1 A Buena Pvk ....U, losl bl. Ula Sunday afttr his cluoe bugy ovtt111rned oh a . deleI1 , 1'0ld la rural Nev.ta and Ida f~ ·and a friend drove h!m miles in -"lf-l Sonny N. -Ellis; 11, was admllled !<>. Heuder1011 BolpitlJ, Henderson, Nev., on Sllurday .. bul died wllhln :u houri or m-iurieis oufl~ ln the ~dent · 'Clari: Cclmty ab<rtll'I depUllM aald ho ..., taken f<> Ill< holpllal by hil l1Uier, Na!lian Ellis, and a lriend, Charita w, R<micl<, 19, ol 1-Beoch. ~pulies <!Id nol say wbere th< accident occurred, but noted Hendenon ls IS mllea ...-o1i..sv1111. ' House to Demand , . -. School Funding -' WASHING'l'OH (UPI} -Pmident NI: on ' s shakily . balaocecl budget., · alrtad' leeterioe u • --ol salary 1ncr...e. .... by pootol-ud -~. wortm, wUI be jolted this weet . br House -for ma-ed ·fldocollan spending. An a~ b!D c:alllDi l<i a $U billion -Ji Nixon's li'li Cducalion ' budget Will be ...tee! on TueodaJ .ml · anywhere ·fn!on $l00 mlllloo ID $311 · million ortra II lltely to be -Cll the H-llOor. With lwtlior .......,. ~ble -· th< bill goeir to the Senote, lb .. llemocr-ed eon_gr.M ts .... dylng an '1«flol>,.ar dllDen&< f<> !'ijzon OV« th< level (l(. f-ol aid "' educllloo. ' In th< wm ol Ill< naUon'1 llrst poolal strike, Congresa lS m Die ~ d ap- proving a I perarrt pay hike lei aU mall workers, military · petlOllnel ml D10ll oilier government employes. Eugene C. RoDdondo, ft, ls named In warrants charging him with tbe first two offenses, plus failure to appear in c:Ourt last Wednesday to faoe trial on tz ooWJts ol grand thell. Sgt. Jact Colnoo, ol the Colla Mesa Pollet Department vk:e and lnlelUi<Doe detail, lald f<>day lllat --may be lnLu Veps. Rondoodo WIS a co-owner of. FelitJ. ano's, an nlibt. clllb ai 1'17 Weijlcllff Drive. Newport Bead>, wbere the bllnd ~.-name ii bean~ ~ They ..a • third principal, Ciarlel s. nr.,.r, SI, ol 1--.·-· .,. rested lut ran and Dr<yer lator clec:lded te tMt1fY Qu.t RoMondD hi ran 1 etlan wtlh·. $15,• liquor tbelt. Palnjman G1r7 llarwlc. DDlllled bla ~ llm!I !M after aliqadly bllai ou,.od "'19.., by , ~ ·ID ....... !lri!;er"' • ~ ' t!lmjt. ' ~,_., ·llalng.l,lGO bar~·-all.,..S. ly IUpplled'by JIDlnlin, tbe OlTlll WU lstod It clays ,.. will! ...,,..._ ol the delendllll and bl. alf<lmeyl. Police and Disttlcl Attorney's In- vesltgalor1 anuted -last nm. day m,ht al b1a home, J1311 San BNo Plaee, Loguoa Nipel Mesa NahS Pair In Burglary Try A lreetrbn-ud a balldrwww wound up in Jal1 ..., tbe -a.i after polJce alul.ed . "" • iilent alarm ln- letnlpled tbe illlepd. bar.,.,. i!f • ~ . Mesa. mu.lie stcre. George J. Waldhauaer Jr., 30, ol IMO S. Lyon Sl, Sonla Ana, and Jact A. RaDo, 28, of 1771 Westmlmter A~., Costa Mesa, wore l>oobd for in...tllalioa ol burglary. _ Nothing WU taken Crom Ailartlc Musk 'ompany, Wi E. 17th·SL, bul police aald , ... a1 tape rearilus had ,__ ••• ..__. .ol ol the dllpioj wi.iloln.....,. ~- Bal Island Man Renamed to Post Charla R. Smoot ol Bolbol lllud k among lour memben ol the board ol ,.,.,.._. of the California Commuillly CollegM aappointed to fOW'·JUI' tenna by Gov. Relgan. Also reappointed were the Rev. Paul C. Cox or Redondo Beacb, ee.. jamin N. Scott of San Pedro and HaroW: E. Wolters of Grass Valley. All have aervtd as governors since 1!1111. The reappointments 1te IQbject to Senate --lion. 1\111111 filrh1111 ........., •Ndl C\1';" Elfllw __ .,.... 2211 W11t .... , l ewl1•1rl M1lll11t A44r ... P.O. a-1171, 916,J :. 0..-0M.. c .. •~1 •--~1tr.t UW. •..m~ m: Hr9t A-l1¢JI • ._, nus..._ ......... ... ~ .... l!jc.lloe ... Youth Viewpoint .CdM Studems Get New Paper Sl-s al Co,,.. del Mar lliP School ,.,,. decided their ·--.. paper, "Trident" wu not able to &Ive "io depth" COVtragt \o topics o[ lnterut, hive released the first edlUon ol. ~'Viewpoint", a pubUcaUoo dedicated to becominC "an active forum far all ltud-- ent apiruon." Edited and wrllltn by )oumaDsm 1lud· ent.s and printed by members of the ~ alU pnQ!Cllon class, the 10.PIC• publication w111 aokl on c1mpu1 for tt cenb a copy, "the m<rltY b goln1 lo d'"' era, the cost ol publlcaUOn," aplalood ~ McClellan, school JPot1 nm. '!be --Include& ,._ .... ~Ith -I'• appn>ocll ID Iha m., -. Jem, l!Umow wUh • Newport llwlt nan:olics o!Dcer, a lhart stery, an inter- view with an EngtiAh teacher aboal stud- ent evaluaUon of teachers and articles · on petriytilnt· written bJ Thoma c..,ey. 1 ochool board ....,ber: Ropr Weils, a IOClal studies teacher : DHld Z.lulty, I studenl; Lois Kemble, PrA prelideft~ and MtClelWi, who is wlslanl pr\Jlcl· pol. A--.!lng to a sla-on the IJrst Pllt, 4'W. will offer nen eoftl"lle of a more b>d<plh ..-lllM "'°' allows in the "Trident" and -, 1mpor1an11y, WI '!tll sJva YIN a -II -->--.. .., IObjoct ol -. Md -1<1 lllro f<> -"VloWPOiol" boo ........ acd .. -·r.r all -.,...... .. Candidates • • Fire .Last ' . . Broadsides · ' ljewport Beacll Cit)' Ceuncll candldato Roy JI, Wool.Iii 100.y clalmed his op. ponenl, Carl J. Kymla, ls mlsleadlrig Valen ud K,,.ia find blct a chal1- lo -le. 1be exchange came 11 a bit of last min. ute ctmp&jgnin& before the election Tues- day. 1'oolseY claimed the lnlerence Kymla h"! bee!). opre~ th.al be has cut Moul- lol>N1guei Waler Dillricl tuei by gov. enantnt elDcieocy is tn.correcL lr1mla, IDIDllet ol the Wiler dislrlct, npliod, "I'll cballe1>1e blm f<> a public det.. of the water distrld'1 flnances. I'm 'i..ttv damned proud ol wbal .... haft~ don tbut." w~ aaid ho would ~-iJad lo de- ba\I ~ H hi llad a chai!ce f<> loot al the ~·1 operaUng staterhtnt Olle day ~· He said be doem't understand why the water dJitrlct hasn't put out such a itate?Q,ent for the public. - Kymla lald -•lion o/ IUCh a doc- ummt for public distribution la not re- qund by law. Woolley said be ~ tbal th< waw tu rate .far . users (!.O.llllon Viejo, Laguna !ll(uel aad J.a. cuu Hills relldenla) bu been roduced durttc Kymla'1 ~--bul be cialml lhk II ln be apeded. Water di.strict tn ntel· are 1u....,.ed to IO down. he &ald, as mare 16illderrtl come Into the area and pay water. l:iD!s. He aaid thla is not a "remarkable feat." The main point , Woolsey said, Is ~ doesn't think the tax structure ot Moultoo- Ni&W W-DUtricl baa "l1Y relali<ID- shlp !<> wblt miJ!rt be dcloe ln Newport Beac!a. · · ·· · l<1:mla -tbal bl. . ln dftd1ng government emct:CC~e­ vmt He said that while population In the water dlltrict service area has doubled the last two yean he has only added t1lree • employes to a statf of 18 pttriouslJ. De- spite growth, he said, total a!I well u per c1plta operation and ~ colt.I are less thb: year than last year. CdM's Chamber Seeks Extended Parking l.imit Caron• clel 11#-Cwnbar o1 Camm<rce dlndon are lntererted. tn exterxling the one-hour parking Umil on Eut eo..t Hll)lway -llide -bl IDd lowering tho Coast Hll)lwa, tpeed Umit below 35 miles per hour. C111nibtr Presldtnt · Dee Cook -· a-.u.11sl1 rjlfftJJif o1.U. O:<tltn Tuesday to lnveol!plt bolh.llOlli~Ulties with Newport lSeach city government. Tbe --parting ..... the Chamber directors have in mind would be from the highway back to the alleys on cross stretts lhrough the strip or com~ merclaJ zone from Acacil Aveme io Poppy Slreel • • • DAILY PILOT ileft ....,. f;oantfnfJ (~,'(joins Funds collected loc U~lall Fund i,y stu~eo~ at NeWM~1Harbor High School &• into-aaloni81ic' coin ~tor at· Mariners, Savings and Loan with the belp•of·{lrom left) '7ack Heiser, senior dass pnlsidenl; Mrs. Joan Payne, llead· <eller; Af>drea Martin, student body treasu- rer, and Pat Bartholomy.! executive vice president oJ Mariners Sav~ ing• .. Finally tally wu fll7.M plus 'IO centavos and \hree Canadian penmes. Veteran Harbor Educator Leland Beckett Rites Set ' ' '. Memorial Mi~ will be held Wed· nesday at 2 p.ip. at St. Michael's ind All Angels a.iird>, Corona del Mar, for Le- la.od G. Beckett who was tilled Saturday in a surfmg i ccldent near Ensenalia, Mexico. Mr. ll<ckell, who lived al t• Mar~ · ners Drive, Newport Beach wu 42. He wu a teacher and administrator In Harbor art.a schools fCll' 13 JUJ"S. Mr. ll<ckett lauglll mathemallcs al Haroor, Corona del Mar ud COiia Ilea• blCh schoob. lie ... abo ..... _ track coach. He terVed as an acbuinlltrltar at Cbnna det Mar and Costa Mesa high achools. A ln<lllber ol the Harbor area Rotary ctm, be had been principal ol Nonvalk High School for the post two yean. • He leavn his wife~ Bui>ara; two dllqlllen, Cyalbla and Nar\cy1 and a IO!l, Slevea, ol lbe lamU7 -; his ponlllS, Mr. and Mn. Leland A! Bld:i!tt of ·Ross. moor; a sister, Mn. Joanne '11Jompson ol Orangt, and two brothers, Dudley of Hacienda Heights and Nonnan of U:>ng Beach. The family has suggested donations to a memm-tal acholarship fund at Norwalk Hilb Sc:l!ool. DIES IN SURF ACCIDENT Leland G. Beckett • The Intent ts to force st.are employes f<> park farther down th< ~de slreell and provide space for shopper turnover. Federal Raise Bill Delayed -, The onellour parting limit on East Coart Higlrwoy dalla f<> 119. Tbe SS.mile-per .boor speed llmit bas gone unchanied for about 25 year1, Cook said, durfq( which lime population bas iocre111il blr-fold and pedestrilll use at ....... lb lO.lold. Twenty.ftft ,..,.. .... be •aid, thet< ..... blJ'dly any busl-~ ~~:!1'°s1a~~ ""1· lhe State Division ol Highways would ha"'.e to approve tbe speed change. "Y"' fmd many places en stale high- WI.YI wttll 1... vehicle traftc and pades- trlan croa traffic with speed Umita as low .. 25 miles per hour," Cont lald. "lt is bacauae ol tho fut !peed pollllible we hive 10 many relf'-tlKl c:ollisions." Auction Gets Cam Newport Beach Finance D 1 re ct o r G<orge Pappos said loday f,l,Ja wu raised ln Sllunlay's police ~ Tiie money wW go into the dty'a general fund. WASHINGTON (AP) -Final cm- gressional acUon on a six percent acrou. lhe-bosrd Pl1 raise for loderal emploJ<s was delayed· today by u opponent to a provision including c o n I re s s i o n aJ employes in the pay boost. Rep. Andrew Jacobs Jr. (0.lnd.), o~ J~ed to suspending House rules to quickly send the hill to Pres'ident Nimn He sakl It gives what he called a "fre~ ride" to House and Senate employes on a pay raise intended primartly to benefit postal and other low-paid fed e r a I worken. County to Vote On Bond Issues In addition to city council el«:ttons Tues<fay, there are a fU/ bond issues before voters in Orange C o u n t y ' s muolcipal elections. Sit measures., including five . bond issues totaling $2&.6 million. face voters in Anaheim. One is an '8.65 milliob.elec- tric revenue proposal. Other bond issues are: on the ballot In the cities of Cypres& and FuUerton, as well as Guadalupe lit . Santa Barbara c;unly, San .LUls Obi,P.' County's Pkrno Beach and Def Mar ln san Diego ~f1. Jacob&' objeclioo · nquired lioct.,. ol lhe blU f<> 10 through the formal p.., cedare of Ila~ the House Rules Con>- millee-llchedUie Door acUoq Cll ibe bill. '{'lie bill, which bail been expected w·ro Corson In Los Angeiu County, Nepdles f<> N°'"' last ... t, would nJae p.y for t In San Berp~ C.Unly and McFarland 5.1 ri1l1llon ,..iaI and ..,... leclenl ~ in Kern Cclmty will vote cn·lnc:reauq ci- -.mployes, lncludtiog ..,..Icemen. ty lu rataa. ·'«••1 OA.tl"f' Pt\.OT ..... ,.._ Now officers encl dlredors of the .Boys Club of the Harbor Area are reedy for action-packed 1970. From left are Put PIU!clent Willal<I Courtney; Second Vice President E. S. de Mocstonyl; First Vice President Chic Clarke; Secretary Don Erick- IOD aud President Mill:• Manahan. ' Brunch '·ll J The cream of the strawberry crop, as picked by -Cleft ' to right) t the Mmes. Robert J.,Lucas, Willia.ms ~ilroy and Robert Q. Bas- 1 majian will be offeretl when th~ Women 's Fellowship .of '-the Ply- i mouth Congregational Church .hosts a strawberry Bro.ncli Wed-, • nesday, April 29, in the Balboa Bay Club. Brunch will be served i . • continuously from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 and bridge will be played between bites of berries beginning at 11. Co-chainnen of the event, which will carry out the berry theme for ·decorations, are Mrs. George Weedon and Mrs. William Roller. ~ .. . . •. Cou ~t,ry Fa ·ir Attracts City Folk·s . , . I ·", -Old-fashioned flin at an •oJd-· ·' ~tyle c o u n t r y t4h' ai'aill ~:members and guesW"'of1 the ~bell Club of Newport Beach '( 'I1lursday, April 23, from lp .m. to 3 p.m. when the club ..,stages its annual b e n e f it Spring Festival. Springing up ·in the :American Leg ion Hall, ;Newport Beach on .April 23 e'.will be booths offering pJain ~and fancy casseroles, sandwiches, coffee, home-bak- ed pies, cakes and cookies, boutique items, a variety of books and while elephants. • Also offered will be objets d'art and clothing in all s.izes and shapes, from cocktail 'dresses to banlon shifts with .matching jewelry. Proceeds from the aMual event y.•ill go towards two scholarships for n u r s i n g :Students at Orange Coast College, one for a law enforce- ment major at Golden West College, one for an outstanding · student at Newport Harbor ,High School and several for Orange County students plan· ning careers in music. In charge of preparations for the fair is Mrs. Vernace 'Morgan, ways and means .chairman, and assisting her are the Mmes. M. L. Rabbitt, ;°William Th.ayer, D. D. Ovan- do, J. J. Jakosky, John .Meermans, Ray N i e I s e n , slie Mock, Raymond Henns, 'nlomaa B it u m e , :charles Edwards,.Phillip Pike, L'Loulse Houghton and H. I. Proulx. THEY WENT THATAWAY -Pointing the way to the annual Spring Festival of the Ebell Club of New- port Beach is Mrs. L. H. McBride while Mrs. Les- ter Smith, shopping bag in h~nd, hurries off to col- Ject her share of bargains, The· benefit event a Country-F·air will take place Thu~sd~y, April 23, in lhe Amencan Legion Hall, Newport Beach . ,.----~-..... --.... B~A ANDERsoit,. Editor ......,., ~ 1a. '"' '·•~ , ... n LDNG LIVE THE KING -Sporting' the c'row n of King Neptune dµ,ring the.coming year will be Kenneth Sampson, who was crown-eil by Mrs'. William E. Fisher of the N'ewport Harbor Spastic League, Inc., during a cocktail cruise aboard the Mansion Queen. Sampson was chosen for his outstanding contribution within his chOse"n field of endeavor • ' New King ·Neptune " ' ' Wears Crown Well A n~w king Neptune has been crOwned b}. the Newport Harbor Spastic League, Inc., to rule and reign,puring..the coming year • Elevated to the place of high ho~or was Kenneth Sampson, di- rector of Orange County harbcirs, beacbi!s arid' parks, who was chosen fur his outstanding contributio11<jo his field .. . The .cl~~ely-guarded secret of, the i~enlijy of lhe new kin~ was revealed durin'g the 12th annua) ;King Neptune affair, a cruise aboard the Mansion Queen and dinner and dancing in the Ports 'o Call restaurant. Sampson, a native of CaJifornia and a resident of NewPort Beach, has been in public servic_e for approximately '40 years with both Los Angeles and Orange counties. He is a member of the Advisory Committee, National Rivers and Harbors Congress and past president of the Orange County Asso- ciation and the Southern D1'vision ,of' the California Marine Parks and Harbo'r's Association. ' i ·· Also, he is affiliated with the California Association of Harbor Masters and Port Captains, the Orange County Regionai, Parts 'A.d· visory Team, the National Parks and Recreation Association and: tlle American Society oC Public Administrators. The new king joins a prestigious list of men who already have reigned. including Jay S. Stoddard, O. W. Richard, John e, Kilroy, LeRoy Bartholomew and Drs. Tom W. Robinson, Anthony .,.N .. Toto, Allen R. Le Roy, Theodore G. Schoppe, and Judge Robert W, Gard- ner and Sen. John A. Murdy Jr. Jn · 1968 all the husbands of the league members w~re honored and shared the crown. Proceeds from all fund-raising events sponsored by the league are given exclllsively to the work in Orange County of assisting vic- tims of Cerebral palsy and similar disabilities. Charting the Neptune Cruise wa~ Mrs. William L. Kitchen, and on her· crew were the Mmes . Clyde M. Carlton, invitations; .Jilek K. Camey, reservations; William. E. Fisher, decorations, an-d Jobnbie Wallter, transportation. . Mrs. Fisher crowned the king during the ceremonies which clirnazed the cocktail cruise. 1 .j No Warning Signs Posted. qn Trip :s·_rJaken in _Capsule form . ~ . ' , . ' , . . , . ' .. • . I ! ,, • • • ! . DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am belier cruiest places to co.ver up his:"teinpe": DEAR .ANN .LANDERS: Pleue wire DEAR ANN LANDERS: My friend and • · 1 are both 17. We have been ex- rirnenUng with pills and we need so~ ' ' vice. We want to get high tiut we don1 I ant to do anything crazy like kill Ives. A few qi our. pals have hil . me rs so we know Overdoses· can · be ' ngerous. What's the limit on deXedrine? What ut benzedrlne? ls lt·OK to mix them ? bat about pills and gin? Would beer be tter? ls seconal stronger than ne1n· itol? \Ve don't believe in messing OUnd with needles. We koow heroin is Jild and can kill a person If it goes to the Jeart. What \te need Is information. ·A'nd 'P't advise us to stop because we won'L 'op until we've had tome groovy trips. • . . ~ .. ' ' . . J.ust ,inswer our questions and skip the sermon, Thanks. -CLEVELAND DEUCES ; ' Dj:AR C.O.: t wish I could u swtr your quesliont bat I cu't because i doe'I know your tbresbold or loleraaee, wbh:h depends oa many faclon ncb ·11 the con· dilion or your 1eneral bealttil your ftt.rvtal lfllem, and yoar level of em• tioall otablUlj>. Nor do I !mow tbe 1lreogtb of Ult plfll 1'" de1cdbe. An tlley $0 milligrams, t• or ZOI? ,, . " . Unfortunately a greit many peopft don'& Jmow the 1a1wm IO lbese qutstloQs thcm1elve1, as evidlllced by Ute nambtr of bllinmer1 and llllltentloaal niddta. ' ~-r U you but1l on '1erpertmtattn;' I bOJt; you'll have oae person preteat who wlll slay 11raJgbl. Someooe In the crowd sboald be .n llind'te ealt 1 doctor er Iii ambalaace or 1 eorottr, wlllchever Is ......... 11U&lified than ymi, ('!Ami. Landen, to f spoil!' .A few moDtha ago .. ~ babJ: -.collect jult "yes" or "'no." Did that letter 'l!J.SWer the Modesto\~(e whole huaband wouldn'tatop crying·so be pu('ber on th8 ' a~•Jf YearS a Mistress come fronl breaks t4lngs durin1~0ta of temper. Your aofa and, broke up lier· crib. (. r; Rochtfter, N.Y.? My husband has been h11.1band doesn 't behave that w1y and ' ·· acting 'tunny since 1960 and it alt figure&. mJne does, so pleaae step aaid6 and Jet an I am thankful Dan has never hit me but Th.an ks a lot, Mom. _ JIGSAW JUDY . authority ·•peaL , . ,. tt'1 depressu-,g to Jet busted furniture ,aJI When Da~ and J w~re going together he over the place. Time never cured used to behave like Mr. Modesto. Almost anything. Ann, so ple_.. don't give Mrs. every piece of furrdtpte ln his apartment Modesto"or anypne.. e1* false hipe. - had been broken du~ one of his angry TEMPER'S WIFE ' · opells. f thought whea e owned hb home he'd take pride tn possessions and Dl:Ajl< WIFE: i tofd;Mrt. Modeoto ber things would be. 'dllf~nl. bl1bn4 "q ~-to uger ln u I was wrong. Already he has knocked fist holes through-two doon. Th< bottom partiUon of three others tt.ve been kicked through. I ll!ual ban& pfctur<s In Ille lafaldlr....., ud U be ~'t tat1row II by Ille 11mt be -.led, fie oeeded pro- fe-1' flofp. 1'I ,.,., oclvlce -lie '"'led to JOOr llUle boy. Aod ,.. cu loU ..... I llld ... DBAll JUDY: <-Nt, 1he leUer 1" ia.. quired •boat did not come fro • ltochetler, N.V. Aed I am .oot yow ' mottter .. : ' What II. French kissing? Is It wrong? Who ~ld set the necking limits -tbe boy or Uie girl? Can a shotgun weddl11C su:eceed? Read Ann Landers' booklet, .,Teenage sex -Ten Ways to Cool It." Sm;l 50 cents in ooin •Qd a loftc, :aelf·a~ dressed, stamped envelope in care of Ull DAILY PILOT, < I \ • • ) ' S~h~larship Fund-roisiog flans Bubb(e ·. • . ' • ' l • Californiii wJneries and cheese companies will suit'· ~ fto)n 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Thlll:$day, ·April 16, in .the ply the fare to be sampled during a scholarship Rev~e Hoo,se. Reaay 1 to ~pt guests are (left to funcl-raWng party, planned .by · Stephens C<>llege . · rigbtl Ille Mmes. Dona,Jd'E. SnYdet, WYnh w: Cbap- .AltJl!lD'l! o! Oran_ge Counl)l;·The ~e!lt will be·stag· _ 1_1l8n.~.PitJ!ip E. Evjms. · · I Exotic Fare . ·Sample9 By Chapter Members Enjoying a tasting spree were presidents and chairmen of America_n Eield Servife chapters. , Mrs .. Go r.d,o n Stebbing~ district .re"~ntative, hosted a. pretestilig of mctlpes con- tributed by foreign students as a ~de to la diStrict diMer tour wbich'Will take ·place Sun;. tinents and honoring the COUii· tries of the !<nigO_ exch,alige students now Jiving in the Huiitington V~ley area. Guest,1 will follow a planned route and drive from school to school for each, course. Enter- tainment and decorations will . be provided by the AFS stu- dent clubs in each high school, ind ·lidult AFS members will Volunteer Bureau Names New Officers · New officers will be instaUed when the annual meeting Of the Volunteer Bureau taltes place in the Irvine Coast Country Club Wednesday, April 15, at 11 :30 a.m. Taking office in ceremonies conducted by Dr. John F. Dean will be Hugh Atynatt Jr., president; Mrs. Don Adkinson, vice president; Mrs. William Rainy. secretary, and Robert Basmajian, treasurer. New Role Aheocl • • ' ... . R~volu.tion -SliJ,olders in _J YWCA ;; HOUSTON (UPI)' -'Itle mo v,e beyond 1exu1 t their life ~cte," Mrs. Claytor ''~ collective power rA a d-a,y' w h ~ n t .e. ,Young playthinp of the male to an o£ Grand Riplda, Mich., said. woman's organization ia the Women'• Qirisl~ Aaoclatlon affinnatlon ol t11e1r role' .., "They ,peed an Identity of' «lining trlennlum will rest was ·just a pl to play humati beings with capacity the fr own 'tftn as ,they are a upari a new ldnd of liberation VG,lleyball or. leatn ~t for Jeade1'91Pp and cortrib\IUon partner in a man-woman rela-and moblUz.aUoo of women in 11'11 lolle ..... • ,' • · In varied w1y1 throughout tloMblp.''· °' our ~le~," added YWCA ex-• , ecuUve director Edith Lenigo ~~.~7 :me e I~ of New York City. ~ -·-.,. bl ''Woinen are depicted as the atlelldthellllhga\jollalYWCA Dou e Ring .Rites weak"\ sex, less able. th• mnveation, which OJl!DS today, ., --·-1 th cl .. ve the subject will not be the old-emo"unou ones, e ex Ull fashioned( -...ina buket but d nurturet.s of the young," Mrs. -~..,. Cl k. H k' w·· Claytor I said, "but human :!':m;;t";~JfOblem of ar -. aw ins e traitsarenOtsnllnUd." 11The call to cooveotion ls an action ca)I more radical than we may· think;" said YWCA president Helen Claytor. ••This cpnyeotion d a r e not do .business ,as usual" Some of the delegates to the coventlon; hope it· will bring · YWCA lo the Jront of the women's1rigbts movement. . """"" the topics to be debatedfdnclube relaxed abor- lloo laws, an enlll!l>ler>ed ap. proach 1o marijuana and em- powerment • of blacks a n d other minorities. Beyond the inlemal YWCA straggle• by the young and the black wbo seek more Jeader- stiip' and decision..malting pow- er In the·t15-year-old organiza- tion smoulders the women 's re•olution. The YWCA crusade ! o T ' ... _ women's rights may be old, MRS . HAWKINS but the YWCA is expected to Rec:itH Vows make it cll!:ar to th.e latter-day ---------- babes in the woods ,lik<! Betty friedan'.s National Organiza- tion fot Women and the Women's I:.lberat!on Move- ment Illa!. old does not mean ·s.ta.id.. ..• . . .Con ventim blueiwiW In-· elude the repeal ~ all laws "8llietinc -perform. ed bv a duly licensed physic- ian. Other topics to be argued by the delegates are an ex- temlve network of adequate child care services and equal access of women to all educa- tional possibiHties. ''It is essential that women Flowers In Focus Banquet Plans Told Plans for the annual Mother· daughter Banquet will be '""' nounced at the DeJ:t meeting of the Women's Society of ~ tian Service. The group will meet at 10:30 a.m. Wedpesday, April 15, iq the First United Methodist Church, Costa Mesa. The banquet, scheduled foi: May 8, is being chaired by Mrs. Ruth Barnett. Assisting are the Mmes. Robert Richey, Donald Barr , Henry. Wedesweiler and Ralph Short. Wedding vows and r)ngs were exchanged by Jtidilh Clark and Michael W. Ha~kins during an evening ceremony conducted by the Rev. 'I1lomas W. Overton in the First Christian Church of Huntington Beach. Parents of the newlyweds are Mr. and Mrs. B~rt W . Clark ol Huntington Beach and Mn. Flofence· Peck, Seal Beach. Mrs. 'Ibomas E. Brower (P•ld PoUtlal Adwrtltementl RB FOR HB ttOM IAUIR H11111lflltotl 1 .. c11 .cny ClllMll Commltt" To l!IKJ. llon hlil'lf'1 O.vld Wlbotl, j:Nlnnen 1'132 G~lff", H.unllngton IMCll served as matron of honor and ~_,., / n the bride's sisters, the Misses l LA--.. Nancy and Lisa Clark, were '..;;:.'-I. bridesmaids. Attending the benedict was Alfred J . Melanson, and seating guests were H. E. McPheeters, his brother-in- Jaw, Larry Hicks and Roger Cfark, the bride's brother. M i c h a e I McPheeters, the bridegroom's nephew was ring beater. The bride is a graduate or Marina High School and at- tended Golden West College, while her husband, also.-a Marina High S<!liool graduate, presently 15 attending Orange Coast Coll*. He also is in the Marine Corps Reserve sta- tiqoed at Seal Beach. Stars Raise Auction Bid A silent aucUon or white elephant s · will occupy members of the Star Club of Laguna Be a ch Wednesdaf, April 15, at 7:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Arthur Hanson. Members will start col· lecting merchandise for a rummage sale on Saturday, May 9, in the Women's Club. BE FREE ... OF FA~IAL. HAl~ FOREVER. LET US SHOW YOU HOW EASY IT IS ., TO REMOVE EXCESS HA1R WITtf MODERfj: day, l.fv·17, iD tbe faculty di-.serve as cbets;r.·; 1 1ning roou;w, 9f Hualil)gtcli,~" , Tickets fa! the w•aive . Fountain Valley, Marina ini:1 'dinner tout., a fund-rilslng W-)!lf''icliools: :~ project'.fur· the AFI> _.,;,, I .Eacb~dlaPl<!!''will's-will be12.00·arul ma;t-be ob- ' a; dllljr$1!' (0refp •"'lif!il " 1!8ined from student.or aOult The new president will greet new mem- bers of the board iI}cluding the Mmes. Elmer Sproul, Robert Bacon, Rogers Severson and Harold Ness along. with Frank Herman. A program on floral ar- rangeme11t will be presented when the Women's Auxiliary to the Orange Couilty P h a rmaceutlcal Association meets Wednesday, April 15, in the Costa Mesa home of Mrs. During the Wednesday session Mrs. Vance Hunter will present the program, Mrs . Arthur Butterwick will lead devotions, and Mary Circle. under the chairmanship of Mrs. Emily Eggen, will serve lunch . Soroptimists SoropUmist Club of Hun- tiflgton Buell g~rs at 12:-15 p.m. the second-allji fourth El.E~ROL.'.Y.SIS 1 MEQJCALL.Y APPROVED••• SAF'.i&• FA Sir GEN.iL~a I .. • i',m-.itlVe ol lhe five con,_ :tliai>ttt lJlelllben. < Why not p111per yoarself with an Elizabeth Arden face treit•eal You're a woman of the '70's. On the go. Involved. And, when YoiI do have time to relax ••• make Iha! lime count. Visit · our Elizabeth Arden Red Coor Treatment R00111.let our 'expert give ywr skip a w0ooerfully refreshing treatment ••• •nd a new makl!-llJl. You'll not qn'ly look · your very best ••• you'll1feei 111rvelous! Complete treatment with make-up, 11;11 Be~S!udio, Manicures • Peil I cures • Facials• Electrolysis Buf/Ums· ~ N•wp•rt"'s'I F111lile11 hl•11G , Newport c,1111r e 644·2200 M1r1 .. Tlu;ri., Fri. 10:00 till t :JO: Ot~•r Div' 10100 till l :lO Anton ~izJch. · · The gathering will begiw with a SOclal hour at 11 :30 Moose Group · Tuesday1 ln f'fancois :"'91aurant. .~;N~UL~ WI~ 0# : Mrs. Thomas Young, retiring president "' , wj.ll .accept a post on the adYison.rJx>ard as : will Gary Bu<rill, Charle~ Clltanele and' MisS"Eveiyn Davis. --· .~" .. .Speaker for the luncheon gatliinng will be Ute new director of the Volunteer Bureau, 'Mrs: Lewis S. MacDonald. She will oiltline plans, programs and new projects for ti.e • a:m. and lunch will be served at noon. Women of the Moose, 1158 FAIR LIC~HSEI> TE~NICl·AH:; IN:OUR BEAUTY SAt.OH'to i . : Assisting with hostess duties assemble the first and third wUI be the Mmes .. Ronald 'Thursday of each month for ••••• f•ir, f•ehr•I. 1'ho1• '\R' o·.s1 NSON'S ' -........ in M H flwff word1 111m up f•efort ln Walters, G. H. Plei,ol, Dean ..... ..,WU6s oose ome; .•,.r•tio" o1' th• 'DAILY PILOT ~avle and A~tboay Wlllliuns. ~a Mesa. 'lbe program. Nltori•I P•t• •v•ry d•v. NEWPORT · comin·g 'Y,'ear. ,,. Anyone wishing infonnatiOnr~be~gm~al;;:;I ;P·;m;, ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!~~~~~~~~~;:;;-lill•••••Sjr may call Mrs. R. T. Adler, ' v ll~~-~,~"~~~~54+6358~.==-~I .,, BEAUTY SAYINGS! Look 1m1rt In ii fl•tf•ring f•1hiontlil1 1pri11g 1lyl•I 60 1h11d -P.11mp1r youn1lf, hut 1fill 1tr.tch your butlg•I. • MON., TUES., WED . LATER WllK SHAMPOO-SET .................... '2.45 12.95 HAIRCUT .. .... .. s1.50 12.00 HI STYLE SHAMPOO-SET ......... . HAIRCUT ......... , .... . '$2.95 $2.00 $3.95 all Wffk F~US BUDGET PERM $5 ~~pleto NOt for Tinted or Bl11ch1d Hair '11" WONDER CURL PERM aH~~~ •• 19.95 •• Crowning Glory BEAUTY SALONS Appoin1ment1 welcome b1u not al1va11 nece.r.rory ------~---------. OPEN EVENINGS CROWNING GLORY OPEN EVENINGS & SUNDAY CROWNING GLCR . 267 E. 17th ST., COSTA MESA ' . , PHONE 541·9919 (f•MIMrl'I C91'rlc• Colff1,..1 SOUTH COAST PLAZA ... "'........._..°' ...... PHONE 546-7116 HELENE CURTIS"WHIM WAVE BRINGS BACK THE BODY BOB ' ' LOOKING FORWARD TO SPRINGING IN.WITH FLIPS, OIPS AND ' FLIRTY CURLS, HEADING TOWARDS GRACEFUL. £NDINGS 0 A MOST IMPORTANT LOOK FOR YOU WHO WANT TO SWOOP INTO FASHION1S GREATEST REVIVAL, WE ACHIEVE IT BY Pf;RFECTLV PLACING THE PERM WHERE YOU WANT IT. GENTLE LOT IONS ADD BODY TO YOUR HAIR. JUST ENOUGH FOR SOFT HINTS OF CURLS ANO WAVES . SO NATURAL ONLY HELE:NE CURT IS KNOWS IT1s A WHIM WAVE P ERM, INCLUDING CUT , 15.00, BCAUTY SALON . ROBINSONS NEVvroRf • FASHION ISLAND • 644·2800 '------------------------------------------------------------------- • . I I 11 I I \ ·-voi:. 63, NO. 16, 4 SECTIONS, 4o PAGES ' JEN CINTS 't . • .. . . ) . . - • Mesa Pr~cin1ct·s ·Ready;'-~ \ Tucker Blasts · Pilot -· • • ·-· J. ·~ IUJllllloo .... --to • ..-.....,_ .. tMloJ&houl Colla lollli,;ail tbe ... of ballollng for two elllirllw 1!<1111 0D tbe City Olundl. PGlli wlllle opm Tuesday from 7 a.m. ""'p.m., __ ... 6y city -that a billllm' ,.,..,e Of the ccmrmDty's rTl/fll nS181r!d voters cast blllots than tbeJ did two years ..... -will be coming In perllaps 30 mlnuteo alt« polls close. ElecUon Central for the municipal t.Jloting will be in Costa Mesa Civic Centor dum\l>en, where votes will be . AB EdltOrlal. CITY HALL VOTE 1'ALLY PHONE : 134-5411 tallied am poet<d ai Ibey are .-Ivecl. A special leieP*le ~ will enable Coota Mesans to dtol dlteelly In !or the developing ·w1e picture. Ooe ol the ptlmary -lsiUo, mentioned by the challengers in the 1970, sev~an race ha been voter ~y. Many meet the candidates nights have h_een poody at.t.nded. Two Called Mesa's Best The DAILY PILOT recommends these two men in Costa Me5 a's City Council election Tuesday: Wiiiard T. Jord•n J•ck H•mmett Aile< careful study of· all seven candidates and an analysis of the incumbents' records in office, the DAJLY PILOT has con· eluded that Hammett and Jordan offer the greatest number of as· sets required to serve on the very important, five-man board that governs the affairs of a city of 75,000. . . . · As 3 planning commissioner and city councilman, mcludmg one term as mayor, Jordan has shown a ~lend of temperament and talent that bas served the city well. He ts calm, reasonable and a good team wo rk er on projects that have improved the city. Hamniett is an aggressive community worker who could prove himself a valuable contributor to city government.· He bas a .proven record of civic parti°'pation, serving with both energy end unagination. None of the remaining candidates emerge with the balance of experience and talent offered by Jordan and Hammett. lncwn· bent George Tucker, endorsed by the DAILY PILOT four years ago, bas a disappointing record as a city councilman and the re- maining four don't seem to have backgrounds that particularly qualify them for the City Council. Comcilman .George A. Tucker, who ls seekiq a second four-year t e r m • mounted ,a final drive over the weekend to w1n re-election. ·He bas hammered away at several spedfic issues during recent weeks, cap6Ulized in a lo.,oin& program to fm.. prove the city sOcially, ecooomi<ally and in tbe field of_ aovmirnent. Tucker's wee~ ca,mp,ign included a broadside awnsttbe DMLY PILOT. "Tbe •edl!O( and publlsber and ownen of the DAILY PILO'l', who. don't live in Co!ta Mesa, ar. · qala trying to cram I . . I; > .. , /I I~ . . k Saigon Ripped.-by ·Roc ets; New VCOffensive Warned SAIGON (UPI) -Coounuabt guer· rill u hit Saijon wilb a rocket attack tonight. the first since Dec. 17. At the same time allied intelligence tOUttes warned of new and bigger Commw1lst of- Alabama Rites For Mark Browne ,Set This Wee k Funeral services for a Co5ta Mesa boy who died Saturday after being pr~ nounced dead once and revived by a machine Intended to keep his kidneys ready for transplant are to be in Alabama. Mar~ A. Browne, I, will be buried follOwlnJ_~tes at Elmwood Chapel in Blr1111n later Ibis week. · He died !ltirally foi the second tlme at 2:05 1.m. satmda1'.in Cbildren'1 Hospital of Los Aogelts, WI!.,.. his kidney was su"""""11y transplanlecf lnlo another ailing child. -· Mark was the vk:tim of an inoperable brain tumor. • His parehts suggest contributions to the Heart Fund of Birmingham, Ala., for those who wish to remember Mart. The boy leaves his mother, Mrs. ,Sandy Kindr<d, of Costa Mesa, his lather, Slaff Sgt: Fttdrlck Browne, of El Toro MCAS, a aflter, Margo Lynne Browne, plus graodpor<!lls and ~· fensives thls ·spring, including aUacks on Saigoli. U.s: and South Vietnamese police of- ficials said at )ea.st six rockets hit Saigon, killing three penons and Injuring 44. All of the dead and 31 of the wounded were in the crowded Olympic 'Jbeater were a rocket struck the rear wall Two rockets struck the 1 n t er i or ministry buildjng four blocks from tbe presidentiil palace and two bloc:k1 from the U.S. Embassy, wounding one woman and sending two others into shock. Police first reported the exploskms here and at the theater as terrorist bombs, but later found the rocket engines. One rocket hit the interior ministry, wounding a woman secretary and sending two others into shock. Another hit the Saigon River and blew out windows in the government-owned Majestic Hotel where a singer and several other persons were cut by Dying glass. National police said another rocket landed on the tennis court at the Cercle Sportil, a luxurious country club favored by Soulb Vietnam's pcUUcal and social Jeeders and the diplomatic set. Police first reported a bomb explosion tn the itrterior ministry office building but later found a rocket motor at the scene. Per30ns living in the area said they heard the Tock et being set off and it was onlf seconds ... betore it hit, indicating it may "have been launched from a point just..acrou the Saigon River in swampy mwlUol. The Communista: also stepped up their -oressure on the twin Green Beret camps -(S<t VIErNAM, Pap I) l.l"I Tt~ WeU c-ned Doing his litter bit for beauty in Salem, Oregon1 is store man- aaer ·Dean TriUe as be shovels a small portion of cans and botUes, returned· to bis store after the chain announced it would redeem them for a ball cent each~ :r.hey've collected over 70,000 E!rbpt;ies so far. .. . Tustin Topless Display Raided Orange CoiJnty Sheriff's officers show- ed a shapely entertainer in a Tustin tavern Just who was wearing the pant.! Sunday when they halted her torrid number to book her on charges of in- decent exposure. . Investigators allege K a re n Ann Mcintyre, 23, of Pomona, was topless and, to all intents and purposes, bot- tomless, in the Tuscan Room bar when their citatlon slowed down her routine. They a!So booked bar manager Richard Wayne Canon •. 29, of Orange, for ' pro- cUring • female to indecenUy expose herself. . Charges of operating a pool room without a license were added to Carson's wattant. Deputies had 24 hours earlier booked Jack· VU-Stone, 28, of 'l\lstln. a feUow employe at the bar, on Identical diarges. All three defendants are tree on bail. Guards Get Nerve Test Newport Beach Crowds , Jellyfish Cause Overload II)' THOMAS FOR'nJNE • Of .. 0., "*" ..., Summer-size beach crow<b:, dangerous rip tides and sting-inflicting jellyfish Jett Newport Beach lileguarM with frazzled nerves at day's end both Saturday and Sunday. · .. We have an oU~season budget and coverage and we're ge(ting full-se.uon crowds," Asalltint Marine Safety Direc- tor Kendall Jacobaen lamenled. The city lifeguard .wr over the week- end mnnbered only II. Jacobotn aald on 11Ummer d•)'I, with crowds like the to,000 Saturday and 95,000 Sunday, 15 liregu1rda would be on duty. Ho aald tbert Wert rJp tld .. along tbe <ntire city beach front. uresum11 mad• 21 rttcUM S&bjrday and M SUmlay and • I would have made many more but they didn't dare ,commit themselve:,s because of their small numbers. Jacot.en aakt Instead, they relied on other swimmers to he~ In need of aid and Used pub- lic a 1peake:Ts to talk swimmers out of dan1er. One hundred fourteen such preventative act.ions were Joged Satur· day and 1a Sundoy. J-ilald lileguard Jt<ps were ·-moriD& along :be beach beca""' ol the great number of people covering the aaod. In one Incident at Corona dtl MJr Main Belch, a guafd ldt his tower to mate a racue and everyone on the ~ stood up 10 guards in 1 jeep com· mg over from the voneyban nets as back- up couldn't even 1ee the water. .., I C.Ompoundini the problem, Jacobsen said, wue the number of people , Jn the water. The water temperature is warm- ing from the 56 degreea it gets down to during the winter toward the 11!1 to 70 degrees it hill in summer. Weekend water temperatures were SJ degrees and it was a de~ today. The •arniu\I water brought the jelly· fish. Llfeguard1 over the •eell:end ad· ministered fkJt aid to more than 200 pernll.. with '1t percent or the case., Jacol>een aald jeliyflth stings. Ja-NJ.t he· t.eeJll waltlnt !or the rainy seaaon so lifeguardl can do thelr m1lntenece1 "People lroeo aaylnl lt IJ ao earJy IUmmfl", but. u . far as l 'm. cop. terned 111t summer never eodtd. '' - • ' ' . . ' ..._ ........... IDlllllt(tl•t .,, _.,. __ .. ..,_ dalmbln1w• IDeonte(. ., 'l1't pft! Ill powdod fir-at -,... -1111or AMli L. l'lll!dlt" .... , Bolatb -. Baidel Tadilr, 8olDtb. Bara c 81 Jardin. a n6M• :'C.:1·· • tlllt bOllot ,_., ...... ' • v..-. B.Bll-am1-Mr.-1r. -'cblrltd MliiclaJ tbal --are · drculatlon tbal ht ls dr'Ollllill Cllll d ~ noe in fa.or of HammeU. 1 '!'!Iii, .. II.id, ii not true. • A ' II " 'Fla I -·\' po o . . W ess" . Astronaut,s Streak on Perfect .Course ' ,. .t . SPACE CENTER. Houston <UPI) - Apollo lS'a utionouls sped llawlestly toward the bright wu:ing moon today, · trailed by a rocket hulk that will crash into the lunar surface as they swing into orbit Tueaday night. A brief blast from the mooosbip's btg rocket engine Sunday lined up veteran James A. Lovell and his two first-Ume cre-wmen, John L. Swigert and Fred W. Haise, for man's first Iandi114 in.the an· cient hills ol the moon's uplanda Wed- nesday nlgbl. • Among dlpitarles wllld1tng man'• third -landing """' Mlielon c.ontrol will be Vice l'rtlideot Spiro T. Apw, He was at Cape Kennedy with West German Chancellor Willy Brandt for Saturday .. launch. Oroond contn>llers said Apoilo ll 'J a;,n wp. ao accurate -bringiDc it Within '11 milel ol U>e moon's far aide-a third op- poriunlty to correct the cour,. .Monday night-would·be skipped. • Inatead, the· spacemen, wlll ebeck·oul · their moon lander three houri ahead . of schedule-Mlsaion control· waots· tbe utrmaull le> look at ,..,.. IDOlllloril!I tbe frl&lol bellum Wik !bat ._...uy healed ,_ lhH plllmed ' -... the launch. . - . ''There ii ne concern at ·all'' Mer tbll ~,a , __ ..... y~ aald, ""' tbe chP ol ,...., -m "to -li the • rtadlnp COIT--1 4o what we're reading here." ll'be .lwlar :lander c:hec:1">ut, wUl be ftlevlled.-tbe fourth color-·" Uie !May Olght. ' ' • ' -n!lmiiea &.lore tbe' utnlnilits• -ed wakeup lime 11 1o:u-a.m. ' .:: <aet APOWI,· Pap I) -~. -- Mesa Police Se·eK · M~a Bui~r · · " · ... F <icing PQnel -. -2ntl Brllie Susp:eef· Pian Jle~~ ly ARTlll1R IL VINSEL Of .......... . Teletype bulletins went out across the west today tor ' a .key ~ jn the at.-· templed $10,000 brlbety of a Costa M ... policeman1 whlle arraipment w a s sdleduled for a aecmd SUJpeCt now in custody, Samuel C. Rosman, 27, WIS lo be 11J. fonned of the cha.rats againlt him at a ~ p.m. htmiog in H ... bor Judicial Distrlct Court. He Is helil In lieu ol llS,000 bail, booked on dmges of atlempt..i briber)' ol a pOlice officer, conspiracy to fllleiy arrest and lurntshJni dangerous dnJ88. Eugene C. Rondon.do,.~. Js named in.'· warrants dlarging hbn wttb the lint two offenses, plus !allure to appear in court last Wednesday to face trial on 12 counts of grand !hell. Sgl. Jack Calnon, of the Costa Mesa Police Department vice and intelligence dttall, aald today that Roodoodo may be in Las Vegas. Rondondo was a co-owner of Fetici· ano'a, an night club at 161'1 Westcllff Drive, Newport Beach, where the bllod siitger whose name it bears occasionally appeared. They and a third prini:tpaJ, O!arles S. " llN)'<I', II, of ~ Beach, .,.;.. iif. rUted. Jut fall and Drtyor later declded . to tutlly .agaiQBt Rondoodo tn co.-Jon with1 a $25,00I) liquor &heft. Patrolman Gary Barwif notified hJ1 superiors .Mlrch 24 after allegedly be\'>I oUer<d 110,000 by .-..... lo frame Dreyer on a narcotics eharae. ustn1 t,500 barbiturale lablets ·alleltd- ly supplied by Rosman, the arrest was faked 10 days ago·with cooperation m She . ' defendant ""' bis allornoJ•. Police and District Attorney's tn- vesUgatora Arrested Rounan lut1 'J'hari- day night at his home, 20351 san· Brilo Place, Laguna Niguel. Rondoodo, of 2422 E. 22nd St., Neyport Beach, had already been sought on a bench warTant issUed when he failed to show up in court the day before. Legal proceedings against the three, plul other parties involved in.the original the!! case and a . subaequent civil lull bfoogtlt by Jose Feliciano agalnol theln are still Jn effect. · Roodoodo allegedly sl<>le moro ll>ao llO cases of liquor and attempted ta 1ell the stock at Fellciano's, accor~ to District Atlornej> Cecil A. lllcks. Veteran Harbor Educator Leland Beckett Rites Set Afemorial services wil1 be held Wed-· nesday al 2 p.m. at SL MJchael's aad All · Angels Church, Corona del Mar, for Le- land G. Beell:ett who was killed Saturday in a Slll'f~ accident near Ensenad1, Mexico. Mr. ·eeckett, who Jived at lSOS Mari.. ner1 Drive, Newport Beach wu 42. He was a teacher· and admJnilliator In Harbor area schools for 13 yean. Mr. Bec:iett taught malhtmaUcs 11 Harbor. Conn> de! Mar ind Cooio Meaa high &Chools. He was alao a croa country track coach. He served as an administrator ill Corona del Mar and Costa Mesa high schools. . A m!?mber of the Harbor area Rotary Club, ~ had been principal of Norwalk High School for the past two years . He leaves his wife, Barbara ; two daughters, Cynthia and NancyJ and a son, Steven, o1 tbe family home: his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leland IL Becietl or iw. .. moor: 1 Wier, Mrs. Joonne Thornpson or Onnge, oncl two btolbm; Dudley of Rll¢lenda Hell!l!tl ,00 Normln of Long Beech.. • .• ,,,. ramu, hill ,... .. 1ec1 dooatlonl to a memorl1I tchol ...... f\md ~I Norwalk l!igb School. I 01is JN .IUU ACC!DI Nl " Laland G.-llocbtt. - ' .O,ru1e . , . .W•tller The ""' wlll ,ht on part-lima duty Tueaday, ""' the tempen- ture 11 l11PJllnl back down Into the sUtla a)onc tho Orlll(t ~ INlllDE TODAY A on<·ttl!ll Ml11ovri Ill"" llol/ felt like he had ben hlt on 11•• head with • loGd of 11aJ • '11'0•· ttr ctntury coo> wMn 8Mftl Trumati ,uccetded Rooaewlt a.t. Pr"id«Jlt. Poge 7. ·-·-·~ ~ , ...... -: atdttlW..,.. ...... ...., ~:::-~ ::==. 'I: =""--: ...... ... == ,.. ' 1:.::-" --: ~=:-·· = =:t ---: """'""" .. ..... ..... 11-M! ........... st .---... .,. -. • I r • • ' • • • I 1· I . ,~Nabhed --. . ..... ..r ..... , ...... InFa,iling . . • B1old~p 'Try . ~. iO;YW .. ld JJupt;nm ll•ach man and l)iree juvtnllt -poni-11e In etUlody W.,. lollowtng lft ..........rul attempt to bold up a gas station with a 14--indl lnife Sunday afternoon. Antltlcl lot 111Spielon Ill. armed l'ob- bory and ...... theft .,. W•yne L. Walker, 171111 Barion Drive,' and a 18- yw..old boy and two 17-year-old girl!, all from Huntington Beach. Police aald Wal.Ur and the boy a~ temptad to hold up aervlce at.ttloo opent.or Elli Bra!gg@man 1t the !etch Boulevord and HeU Avenue Ellco llatjoo at 2:10 p.m. · Br..,,....,, look the llllJ!o away from walker. in a a11or1 acu1n. which ·...,i him and ~ boy ....,,pertnc to I c~way' car with the. two glrll, olllcen llld. · Tbty !lfove Into a ~ raoldanllaJ area bul were stopped lhonly ati.relld in \l'estmlnaler by olflcet.R. Weldlelmer ' who recognize<! !hO """°" number from • bulletin bl!Utd to·local poUce -.... lu;t l..oelcing • • • . · -._., • , • • I 1>8iilon ·wa!U sllllly by a jiwolrf.dilplay in Dover, Ile!; . , ,...... r.,. J w~li~ la not out of boand1 en.tJreJy r~ tllis . W'OIDllll wllll1 J>or pllin folk Jlial1 corn- . . APOLW ••• Newp"QJ'l ·.Child Drowns 1n Pool . ' . . . . . Despife · Rescu~ Newport Candidates . Fire Last Volley .in Campaign PST, 1-ll radioed Mlaalon Coalrol lhat Haloa bad about nine baun ol IOlld 1leep and llwlla1, about Ill baun. Lovtll oald he aot Bout flve boun of "intermittent" sleep. _ "JUll after we went to 1leepJ111:·nJ1hl we had a mallar tlarm and It ru]Jy sc-.t 111/' Lovell aald. ''!We were .U ovet'the cockpit JIU a.ftt noodle." : "lonj II wiln't ·..-Inf _. slintncaot." replied l!llsloft Control. . • DAILY PILOT Cu.Mt• CQAIT ru•1.llHIMO C0M"ANV' ••~•rt H. w,.4 ........, ... ~*"""' J••• 1. c.tt., Vkl '"'*"' .... °"""'' ,.__... · n •••• .-..... 11 ·-1'k111tt A. Jil11r,flfRt -·-c ......... C>Mt. IJO Wed l•Y Str11t Student Beaten ' A.t Bolsa Chica ). ·11-:i.aar<itd Bdll Go,nleno otudei>I looldn( for a pla<e ·to oJeeit on Bol11 Chica State S.ach Sundoy 'waa ·beaten . wlllt • jaclc bandit by the -;" .. automobllt lit aCcldlntally otrllek, bi lold · police. . . · Clrlotopher' ~· O>erry-oald lit Wll drtvlal·-Oii llto i.,achfroot rood . around tJ:iJ i.Jn. when a car door pop-! ped open ip fnlot.ol bim, caualn( the coJ. · 11~ ... Tiit dri\>er of Ille other · car, as J.t • un!dentiftid ·by pollee, rot out owaar!nc and beat him up· with the Jackhandlt, · Ch<Trytiouse said. When. he ran away, ooe of the three other persona in the car tirew a jack It him, pollet said. Cherryhoose and two trienC!s ac- companying him fled and returned later to find all of the car ~ smashed and about 1100 worlh of . and cam- ping gear.~ Althougllbn1l;.<J'by 1he beating, Cl!•r- iyhouse refused medical attenUon, police r~ Tiit main point, woolaty ~Id. la be TodJJ wu lbt:fNI . .., fll,.Wlure (or doesn't think the tu otrudure Ill MO\llt,.. the three •-1-!0b' "1'Ulna Into· NllueJ Water Dlatrlct ha1 any relllllll> lunlr orbit anct =· fer lbelr Ill> lbfp to whal ml(ht be dc>i>e Ill Newport dlu;'ll>ey wert -Ill.It Beach. Allor tatlnc. meal aald -·t K)>mla COllJltm that hll aperience In bad,"·tllly M,.. a 10-llour lllip ·ptriod efttctJnc IOV'""""'t efl!cloncln la rel.. at U:• a.m. PST •. ,,,,,. pl&mlld to' do vant. Ht oald th! while population Ill the some ~·later today Ind lnlpect water district service area h11 doubled the aUicbed lunar llDCllni c r a f t the lut two )'tl'1 he ha1 only addjd three "Aquarfua" tonJab1. empl~s to a staff of 16 previously, [)e. uwp'rt all 1eellnc pretty Io o d , ' • spite growth, he said, total as well as · reporteU SwJcert. PF. c~pita, operation and maintanan<t Swlltrt. who Jell beb!nd a card u.un, "°"' ... I• this y~ !ban Jut yw. Ii.nu ha WU to cblllp Ill hla llllht plan, . . Federal Raise eru 'l>eiayed WASIDNGTON (AP) -Final con- .... naJ action on J. 111 Percent ICJ'OA-o tbH>oar!H1 raise ii!~ fllltraLempJoyia 1fil' aeiiyeci·!DdaY ~ u :6Jll>Oillnl to a prov.i1iop tnctudlnl e o n I r • s 11 o n al employes in the pay booll. Rep. Andraw Jacobs Jr. (D-lncl.), ob- jected to auapondin( llouae • rulta to qulcllly llDil the bill to Prealdeat Nlson. Ht lald It glvea what be caUed 1 "free ride" to Houae and Senate employu on a PIY raise intended primarjly to hanelll poelaf and other low-paid le d e t a I wor•era. Jaooliol objection requ1nd backtrl of the bill to go through the formal pro- cedllrt of ha.U., Iha H-Rule1 Com- mlttoe lchtdult noor ocUOn .. the bUJ, Thi bill, whleh ·had -expacttd to ro to Nixon lul -k. -.Id ralaa Jl&l' for 5.5 million potlal and other federal employOI, lllclui!iai sarvleemeD. . . ' . " . Mesa Nabs Pair In Burglary Try A lrtttrlmliler DI a 'hilrdio- wound uP Jn Jill ovef ilie ~ after police llertoc! by • l!lOllt . alli'll> ln- terruptod the alltgell burglary Of • Colt& Meo music st.on. ' Georg< J. Wafdhauoer Jr., :IO, fll1140 S. Lyon St., Santa Ana, and Jack A. Rallo, 28, of 1779 Westminster Ave., Colta M111, "'"' booked for lllveali(atloo Ill bur1lary. , Nothing was t&ken from AUantlc Music Company, 44a E. 17th St., but police 1aid several tape rte0rders had been 1athered out of lhe diaploy w!odows. Mesa Area Fest Being Planned .askodf«an~fll-not. tions oa a photosraplilc plan. Tbt mu be replaced, 1bomu ""'K. MaUtncJ1, ex- p!alnecl them to blm. "You'rt cloJnl IOC!d -• ~"'Mat unaly 'f'Oll hi• UnlttmlCi,.:'~ '• 1~ i "Well, I had a food prime crewman that taugbl me al I know," •-end Sirtim He~ In fer ~ly a,day ~~J,~c·~ doin(-;;:a~ :?!' l!>fa .-Ho hu yll to Ibo.; ari1 iyin/itoinf. · Countian Killed In Buggy Crash A Buena Park yot!th loet hla ltlt SUnday after his dune buggy overturned.'1 on a desert road in rural Nevtda and his father and a frli!:nd drove hlm m.Jle1 ln search of treatment. ~y ·N. Ellis, 19, WaJ admitted to Hendtt10n Hospital, Henderson, Nev., on Saturday but dled w!thln.14 hou(J oj in· Judea aull<inld 111 the -1dent'. ~ · Clark County sberifrs deputies said he. was taken to the hoapital by .hit father, Natban Ellla,"'llld ii friend, Charles W. Remick, lt, of Lon1 Beach. DepuUea dld not aay wbeno 1!1e accident ocourrad, but noted Hendtnoo 1111 miles sou!htut ol Lu Veau. Another Angle In Topless Case • A nowt new an11e ,entered ·Costa Mesa'• campalp aallnat !ta topleaa tavern Saturday night -nonlopltss entertainment -but that makes no dU· ferer>Ct" under city law . Miss Pamela Bartholomew, 25, ol IM Anceles, was adequately clad wMn lawmen . dropped by 'lbe Flreboust, 177 E. 17th st., to lssut cltaUom. She waa ticketed for enlertainln1 without a elty permit and manager Donald w. Foote, 23., of Costa Meaa, was issued a summons for allowlng it. . . DAiLYP&OT ......... Cou11(itMJ t1-e ~olnt,_ . 4 • ' ~ ·Funds collected for Uiii\ed )Pund by studijil,i'Jil~eWport Hat1101'Hilh SchoQI go Into automatlc ~oln counter at''Mmi!en-&v!ngs and Loan witli the help of (from left) Jack Heiser, semor class president; Mrs. Jean Payne, head teller ; Andrea Martin, atudent,body treu~ rer, and Pat Bartholomy, executive vice pretldent Gf'Marlialr1 Sawr- ings. Finally tally was f717.24 plus 70 cenlav01 Ind three·'Cf,...ilan pennies. ·· Newport Must Choose Freeway Overpass Site Ne"POfllltlch city c0aacum.. tooi"1I will be fa~. with nu•k'lng a c~ice bitween two ....rpuoq ,._ the flrture Pacil!c ~ ~.;. in Corona . del Mar.' Ne!tlier la JI0!'1'1'"'' witb nearby · residtntl, . A peUUon btarllll JZI names. and 117 idenUcal letten have been received at cl· ty hall favoring an overpass location at Mornlnc Canyon. Bui a letter lleartnc 118 sianaturts uk.s thlt the overpau remain at Buck Gully 11 shown on freeway plll'll adopted by !be.city two yem qo. So Curious has been the petition 8ctivity and confusing the information spread by word of mouth that Corona Highlands Property. ~oers1 iAssoclatioP Presid~t Mrs. Betty Gebhard, along with a number of other realdents, hu IJgned . ,, . confl!ctlnjl. pe11uon1. . . The battle has been building (or months wilb owners of Harbor Yip Hil}J Lw.k Homes oucceedillc in winning, the auar<J. ed auppcii't ol Calflomta Dtvtston ol Highways engineer W. K. Hashlmoto and Newport Beach city Traffic Engineer Robert Jafle f0< a change to the Mornllll Canyon loc•tlon. Some reaidenta of Corona and Cameo County to Vote On Bond Issues Hi,Jilancla are ......Uul ,,__·Ibey fl&url. the routa wu ~ud ~ have boqbl. and sold · or made -lmprov-· .. -tbal .jg. formation. · .. . -.. MJ:s. oe.. R<>birtoon cil ... -Road Aid llhe and her 1iulband bunt • houee iD Newport lltil!lla in .1181 .that turned out to be just hall a bloc) off'lho adopted Paclllc Coast Freeway route. When they moved to Corona Hlllhlands tul year the number one thfna lliey did la check the -e p~. "To be honest about i~ It la 1oiD1 lo hurt 10mebocf1," •he .aald. 0 Scr. why should tt be ui:'l!l>en. we bouahl ~ tbe route alrtady. was 1J£ned." · Attorney Roy Giordano of 628 Seaward Road, In a letter to the city, questioned tile citJ's right' to reopen hearings on ilt executed agreement in disregard of the intervep.io& rights cf thole who blwi m~ ho111e aall lrl/!AClloaa. or Jnt.1 p~~n~ltn the interim. 1 For the city to do such a thing results in confusion, indeeiiiO!I and I r o u p 1 pmaure demands, ha wrote. Newport Lawyer Raps Road Lease . Near CdM Beach A Newport Beach attorney Is COfto tending that Newport Beach city govern- ment ii propoeing to live away a pubJJc In addillon .i,> city ~ ~lecUons road which 111.lila opinion would lie a bad Tuesdaj,' there art l rew borid iaaues precedent to set. before voters in Orange Co u n t y ' s The road in question is llreakfrs Drtw, municipal electionl. whic~ serves five cliff home!, olf the Six measures, including five bond ~C::. del Mar Main Beach public· park. iS!ues totallnt $2tl.8 mllllon, face voters ~ity councilmen will dilcua Monday a in Anaheim. One is an '8.65 mlllJon elec-P.roPoSal approved by City Attorney Tully tric revenue proposal. Seymour to lease the road to the Other 'oond .issues ·•re on ~ ballot in Breakers Drive AssoclatJon Company the cities of Cypress and Fullerton Q Inc. for 25 years. Seymour says tbire i1 well as Guadalupe .tn Santa B&rb.rw no record the road ,was ~~er acceptejibr . the city aa part of tbe e11y road ..,., County, San Luis Obispo Coitnty'a Plamo • whfch would make it·& public street • .:- Beach and Del Mar in San Dtqo Counjy. · Jamea E. il~ln&l<i1-· Sl15 aeOan Carson in Los AnptO. County, N.lld)a\ Drive, Col'Oaa del ' ;.Jewever, con. In San Bernardino Coun•• and McFlrland · tends the city h .. Iii llirroadway by . · v ' Virtue of l '1y Cliim detd." He In Kem County will vote on increaatn1 cl-· says .• statement n . the proposed ~st ty tax rate.a. the city '1has 1 claim ol ownership'' 11 "vague, self-serving al14 incorrect." · School Meet Cancel~d . ..\';,'~bee= l: l:.i~~i!. ~ stand up !0< a , le1al principle. The regullr meetin1 ol !be Newport. Ho argues that tlckell aiven by the city Mesa board of educat1on, scheduled for PolJce Department It the request~ Of 7:30 p.m. Tuelday, bas been cuce1ed. Breakers Drive owner1 to pmoni patl:- The board will hcld ill nen meetln& April Ina on the street 111 Ill lila view llletal 21 in the Colla Mesa Hl&h Schoof Ly«wn and 1hat tbe sip oaytnc It Is a prlva!a at 7:30 p.ni. street should not be potted. · M•1flitt Mtlr111: P.O. 1011 1110, t26JI --,......,,., tt.Kh: 1111 ......... hlllft>t,. uw.. 1.ct11 m "-' •-H11111......., ltttcfl• 1>17S hlcll 9wle¥••4 :.... tll-M: -........ c.mt... •••• An .,..w;de summer fostlval alaltd for AU,Ust 16 at Costa Mesa Park is in the plannlnl stages, acordlng to COl!ta M- Chamller of Commerce officials. Thi ltstlvaf. tntlllad "All.States , ... tival." w!U include partlclpanll ll'om ma- jor clubt ud civic croups .. well .. the . Costa Meta Police Department AD city ~ are asked to participate In thO 1Ummer lestlval lnc!udln& (lartJcJ. panlS from acijacent clUea and ~Ill> Youth Viewpoint FroJl'.P .. e J VIETNAM •.• • -~ " -_,.. _d_ CdM Students Get New Paper iUes. . Civic or1anlaatlon1 and local club.'I ire u..,..i to coatact the planninc commlttot for fUrther details at 54$-7551. Greeks Free Composer Studcnll at Corona del Mar Hl&h Sc~I who decided their student news- J)lptr. "Trident" wu not able to a:ive "In depth" COVUllt to tnplca ol lnterut. have Nieuad the first ad!tlon of "Viewpoint", a Jlll)>!lcatton dedicated to becomlnr "an actJye klr'Um for all stud- ent oplnlon." Edited and written by journalism stud- ,ATllENI (AP.) -The Greok 11\illtary· enll and printed by members of the bitftll .,..ime llblraltd ~~_<>! graphic aria produclloo elm, the 11>1>11• Ito mnat ctltllrated j>ollUcal ~ pub~catloo waa 1ofd on campua !Of 10 --Mltll 'l'heo\!orU)I, and aUowtd . conll a oopy. "The ...... y Is IOinl to de-him ·lo· 117 to Parla for medical. lrfl~ . t>ay 111< cnat of publication," ••P!&lntd J1t1111. • • • . a..Id McCltlllft, aebnal . .,.....,... Thia waa confirmed by the '1-Yfll'Okl · The malfll)na lncludtl piecel on the --'a.tllCllbw and Ills wtte, Tlllrt lJcb lcheol'1 '-" lt lhe ~ pn>b- -no Ila-lnln the aoVV-. !em, 11Urv1oW wilb a Newport .Beach • • -- narcotics oflicer, a short story. an inter· view with an English teacher about stud- ent evaluation of teachen Ind 1rUcltt on pattioUsm wrilt.en by Thomas Caley, a IChool board member; Rocer We.las, • social studies teacher; David Zllusky. a studant: Lois Kemble, PTA Jnsldtnt. and McClellan, who II aulstant princi- pal. According to a statement on the flnt })lie, •"we will offer news cove.nee of a more ln-depth nature,.thln ipace .U.ws Jn tbt "Trident'l IDd moat tmpartaMJy. we wUI glva YW a ehanc:t to -t•. YoUr· Ideas on uy aubjeel of !ntemt. and 'Mllllcl like to tee 'Viewpoint .. be- come an acUve fonlD for l.ll student ~ .. --.. '• or Oak Seana and Oak Pek, 300. mI1e! oorth"ut of Saiptl, and m i 11 t a r y spok~men old new thrtats w ·tr e developing against a Spe.clal Fort'U camp in the Me.korC Delta and 1 neart;y South Vietnamese army trllning center. Military spokesmen said tonll]it cap- tured Communllt documents and In. ronnaUon from a c1ptured Viet Cqoc district leader Indicated anothtr round or Communlt:t attacks could be eipectel late th1.t month in Soulh Vietnam. They sakl the cloeumooll nported that the long expected aprlnc ollenalve Ill the ctntnl hl&hlands &ol under way April I and thllt it woulcl conllnae untU Juna. In this ollenalva the Communlsla bava had Iha Oak ·Stana Speclaf ,.,,... Cllll' under se.lge for three weeb and atLacked the ooe at DU Ptt IO mUea to tbe nor1b . OD Sundl,1.· / • · I . ·saddlehaek • EDltlON.. . voe. 61, NO. "· ~ Sr.cTIONS, ~ PA~ES Laguna Vote Cm;npaign Nears Oose By BAllBAllA ltREIBICR ....... " ........ LllUDI'• city ball coondl cblmbers will be Rpt 'open Tuaday night f0< the benefit of. citizens who want to watch the finale .of .one ol. the bOttesl e1ectJon cam· paign< in Art Colony·history. A1J vote tallies come in from 14 procincu, iot.111 will be pooled on a board set up in the council room, wtMy • Mljlelantial crowd is expect..i lo be on band to find out which three couocil can- didates will be sitting in the chamber for the next four yurs. · Polls will be open from 7 a.m. lo 7 p:m. and a rocord tumoot II •.peeled from Laguna'• 1,359 •lllibl• regisl<nd .wn. Note• will be counted at each lJl"ICinct al IOOll .. the poDs close, and ballots will be lran!ported lo city hall with a taly &heet on top. This Is the -kW count. Official returns will be announced on 'I'Ueaia' • CITY HALL VOTE TALLY PHONE : 494-1124 AJ*il 21, aft.. tbe vote bas been formally canvassed. PefioDs wha canD!'.lt go to city hall to wit.Cb the posting Of the vOte may' caU 4M-U21 whoft mra P!" ............ will be ... 'dulf ctmmi Iha ...mi,. n " ..,. poled bf 111' city dork'• ollice lbal algnific:anl returns probably ,wiQ .. be available UDll1 well after I p.m. 'l1ie !I'll Laguna COOllCilmllllo race draw ooJy five eandidat.. far -.: avallable ,..1s, hro of them i""""1>ents. The thbil departing council -· Mayor Glenn Veder, decided not to run far re-election. Ollring .,. .._icn, the candidate• a ooeared at 10 public forums to air their views and answer questions, and were honored at countless "coffees" in private hO<nes. The burning 1sues ln the campaign- oe those getting the most verbiage - were 111e hippie-drug prOOiem, develop- ment of additional toarist facilities and deveklpmetll of Ille "9idential hillside ...... Seeting .....tectlon lo U!e council are Jlichard Goldberg, ·owner of two clothing stores in Laguna Beach and Joseph A. O'Sullivan, &upervi9or of wel!art and al· tendance in the Santa Ana school district and currtntly vice mayor of Laguna. Competing with them for council seal! are architect Peter Ostrander, an· thropology professor Joseph Tomehak, currently serving on the planning com- mission ,aml F..dward Lorr, owner of a beauty parlor. Tbe 14 precincts and tMir polliar placa art u foDows: Preclnd 1 -1223 N. Coast Highway, health club. Predac:I % -115 No. Coast Highway, tnsuranct office. Precinct s -Slt Cyprw Drive, residence. Prtclnct 4 -290 Broadway, sporting goods atore. Prtdnct $ -503 Forest Ave., main fire station~ MORE MORE ADD J Precinct 1-626 Park Ave;, high school north campus. Predad 7 -as Part Ave .. high echool (SM VOTE, Page I) on . . An Editorial 3 for Laguna Beach Tomorrow, 81359 Laguna Beach voters are 8liRible to cast ba1- lols to fill three open seals on the City Council. It has been one of the most hotly contested CBD\~gns in recent history. After careful analysis of the issues and the qwilillcations ol. candidates in thi4 campaign, the DAILY PILOT ncommends the •iection of: -Joseph A. O'Su!Jivan -Joseph Tomehak -Richard Goldberg O'Sullivan, a, native of Laguna , has-shown a real grasp of city government over the past· four ye-a rs. He is an extellent councilman and deserves re-election. Tomehak bas served with cUstliictioo on the city's planning commission and during )he campaign haJ demon- strated a keen understanding of a wide range of problems unique to . Laguna. Goldberg bas proven an excellent representative of busi- ness interests during his council term. We believe that when all issues are tu.en in a calm and rea- soned perspective, O'Sullivan, Tomehak and Goldberg are belt qua!· ified to bring the City Council a balanced approac:b lo·• wlcle Vtll' iety of issues vital lo the future of Laguna Beach. Sadd'-eback' s Truswes Backed Over Dress Code ~ ""'"~ vldo17,. their dr• code, CoUete trustas .-.... lo-....,.Sndasfar sele -~ -lnlstee and --. ...... 1'nllf«o 1D1Y 1et Into tilt drea! c:ode .... since Join -11, -body president. bu said that atudenl body funds will be wtlhheld from sc:hool .... tivitles in protm ol 1beir hair.Jerigth re- quirements. School officlals aaid the student coffers Tlwusands Visit Beach in Laguna Two perlDDI were Injured and -14 were rescued during a smmy weekend which drew an estimated 11,000 persons to Laguna Beach. Paul Buen, 10. slaUoned at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station> fell 2ll feet off a cliff at Heisler Park at 4:55 p.m., ac· cording to lifeguard Lt. Eugene DePaulis. Buell was treated for abrasions on the scalp, feet and body at South Coast Com· muhity Hospital. Earlier at 2:30 p.m., Helga Renfro, S2, ol Ontario, suffered numerous lacer&Uons when she fell on the rocks at Shaw's Cove. She received flrat aid at South Coast Communlty Hospital. Riptides triggered 22 rescues on Sun. day. ~aulls said, with tides running calmer today. Two iwimme.n were pick- ed out al tbe surf Saturday. 30 Firemen Injured NEW YORK (UPI) -Thirty firemen were injured Sunday in a seven-hour blaze of "suspicklus origin" that started in a restaurant and spread to two buildings, incPdJne one that -of· !icen o! lawyers f0< tbe Black P.- party. ' .. 'fol ,,_ -.. lljlr, ._ body -. and prollll -the -_,, ad hmcb ... .,.. 'Illa fwxll ., -I!> 'fl/It for -"" awanls and alla llelp al llflllltic .._ IUCh u usbtn, a JCbool. spabsnomi uJd. A federal court re<entlY v.c.tad a ...,,_ porary injunction agaliia lhO ocbool which bad pr.-ed ·~ from enforcin( elements ol the dress ·4111¢. Trustees are expecteci'.111 3tt up a pro. cedure for selecting a replacement for Louis Zitnik of Laguna Beach. Zjtrfik WU lnl!tee for di!itdcl lbne which includes Laguna and Sooth Lasuna. The board ap- point!: a replacement to the unexpired term which has a year to nm. He must be a mident of dislric:I three. 'l'nlltees will also hear a faculty preaentation Oil the innovative English composition program at Saddlebacl: lbd will take up other !chol bllllnes. Paint Bmshes Blamed in Fire Paint brushes wrapped In rags soaked In paint thinner and stored in a clMet were blamed by Lagma Beach firemen for a blaze that damaged the interior ot a . South Coast Highway apartment Satur· day a!ternoon. The brushes and rags apparenUy tg. nlt..i spontaneously. they Mid, mulling in an estimated $2,000 damage to one bedroom. Antbooy Serino, occupant of U!e apart· mem at 11« S. Coast Highway, had left during the morning. The blaze was spatted at 2:47 p.m. by pas9el'Sby and hillside dwellers who called the fire department. Two youths who were hitchhiking on the highway were among those who at· tempted to douse the blaze with a 1arden booe,wtlnessesoaid. The bulldin( ii owned by Dr. Llluranc:e T. Jordan of Vancouver, BC ,Canada. . ,MONDAY, Al'Rll ·11, ·1970 ' .. ' Voters Pick Councilmen lnOemente . ly JOllN VALTERZA.. ... o.11¥ ........... san Clemenlo'• an.time record o1 u ct. ty COUDc:il etndldates will reach tbetr mo. men! ol truth Tuaday .. the poDs - at 7 •.m. 'l!le YOting on the three vacant City Council Mais and a straw poll on the con- cept of charging a $t bead> .... fee wlll t'.lODttnDe tbrougb the day at seven con. ..udatod polllng plac:es whicb will remain -unt.11 7 p.m. Ci!J Clert lfu Bers aid 7 .~ cttfJem .,. -~ lo -In the muilld'pa! aJec. lion. . He said a 11ho1Mlblct esthute" o( voter -would be•-45 ....-, "bat lie 1IClft M.onlf a· gula." ... la Iha put San ci.m..•a volon have turned out In ltr«lf 1111111berw a I CITY HALL PHONE TALL)' PHONE: 492·5101 municipal e1ec:tiom. The highest in the past dozen years or so was in 1964 when 66 percent was reconled. In the la:st mui,iclpal election 1n 11118 tbe total~ allpped lo 41.1 Jl"COll~' but al lh'!t Ill!" only !1fj> ""'J!Cil .is "'" up lliii'I!!ft -11'H, Jailtead; Ill Ille ,..... -tS candidates. , ... v...._ 8'rl pld...., cbed: fdr lbe!r parliaiJar JIOllbw .._ .. -lamp!· balloll or poillnC ptam cardl. Rep& Ired fOt!rn: wbo did not receive a aample lltllOt ..., cbed:Jcr their POWnc place -.., his alfice ln.dty ha!~ m. 5101. The ,.,.. polls and their tot.I ol regiMered voCer1 are: Concordia SC:bool, 1,113: The DeNault residence, 111 Esplanade, 1,112: tbe Com· munity Clubbome at 254 Del Mar, 1,215; the mayor's office..conference room at d· ty hall 1.%911; St. Clement's Episcopal 0111rch, 2lll Aragon, t,282: Baycllll Vlllag< Clubhou" 1.211, and the . Runell Henchman residence, 4103 Calle Bien- venldo, fl!/, ' . " ~ W!!ll f••tted ' ' Doljtg•bis litter bit lot~ in· Salem, Greg on, is stare ,,,.... ager Dtan Trillo u ht lbovtla a small portion of cps and botlles returned to hls store after 'the . chain announced It wouJd redeem them for a half cent. each. They've collected over. 70,000· empties. so far. Nixon, Family Due April 23 In San Clemente? Berg said tbe tally of the .votes might nm lata becauoa of the t.cbnlcal load brought on by the record number ol CM• ReUable 1!0UJ'Cel today aald thai Prell· dldates. dent · Richard · Nixon and his 'family .Will 1be ballots rirst will be 9C8J1Ded aod arrive at the Western White HOUH Di. San tabulated at the Individual precincts Clemente April 23 for an "lndeflnlle" before being brouaht lo city ball far final holiday visit. . totals. But calls to the Wbfte House this ~ The civic cent.er wW remain open lng failed to officially confinn the fn. throug'h tbe night for clt.lzens interested formation. in watching the votes come in, he said. 'fhe visit, wh\ch will lnclude·the Nixon "I really don't, know how Joog it will famJJy and the regular entourage of take, because we ve never had so many aides, security men and pre81, will be the candidates before. It means a lot mo~·, fJtst at\the San Clemente ·estate. since page-tu(nlng !:'1th 15~esandone1~ '. ttity this year, when the family Uyed.a ~ ... Jiallot, Berg said. f ... •Y•· C.~ 15 men who are vying ~or the three Speculation held that the President's councl1 spot& are the three maunbent!:, vlsit Wl!"lo be one of his routine ''Work· Mayor Wade Lower, and councilmen Dan tng vaeatlons" whlch he ·has mM\e before Otilton and 'lbomas O'Keefe. OJallengm are A~ Holmes CUii at tbe former Cotton Eslale. Myers Robert Bourg Herb Hively Some sourt'9 have said that telephone Harold Meade, Jan 'Kennedy, Alm; ~q!k at the complex is .~er way In an. Baker, .James Faith, Eugene Sullivan, tlc1pation of the Nirons .visit. , , Fred Daelber, James Lusk and W. Fen-Pr"9 akles at-tbe cap1lal had no com· ton "Bill" Sink. m~t on the queries about the impending Stock Markets NEW YORK (AP) -Stock prices were broadly depresaed in Ugbt trading late this llftemoon. (See quotaUoos, Pagea 32-33). visit, premµnably because auch , I.rips by the chief execuUve are subject. to,audden changes. , The • stand an! arrival pattern !or the President involves the landingfof·tbe Air Force One jetliner at·tbe El Taro Marine Air StatloD, fo00.ed . by I short -~--~ helicopter to the Western White """"' IJOUllcfa. * * * Vote for One, Two or Three Non-candi'dates Speak Up Marine to Face . . . It's legal to vote for one, two or three councilme.n on the Laguna B e a c h MUnicipal Elecllon ballot Tueoday. So said City Manager James D. Wheaton Friday ol. the electim for three wts with live candidates nmniq. Whelton Slid, ~·it has come to my al- tchti«t in 1be Jut few days that there fJ confusion Ol1 the part of ..... -who will vote in the general municipal election on 1'1e!day, April 14, regarding YOtlng procedure. "Specifically, the conc_e.rn ts about' the Ability ol a voter to a cut a ballot for ooe or two candidates, only, rather thin fOl' thret." Wheaton cited an EJection Code section 1taUng the voter mat vote "fot whom he dc'.!lres to vote" (one, two or three pqaons) "not exceedJng, however, the ,--/!nbtr of candidates who 11e lo be cl~ted." --------~ Murder Charge Laguna Councilmen Excited and Concerned . ' A New Mexico enlllled man fr.ca 1 Two men who will be silting on the Laguna Beacb Qty CooncU along with the three succeuful candidates a t Tuesday's municipal 'if.lectloo, aJong with the Art Colony11 retiring mayor, this week viewed the election campalp and the issues. Said councilman Charlton lkiyd, ••11m very eiclted wMb wbat ls happening in this campaip. llldlvlduab from aa wa!U o( life are exercisinc their ri&bt to be heard and assuming their key part in the Cough job of informing the govenunent or their Wishes. ''The people I'm lalklng to are finding tf\is 'is a touch one, for each of us has dif- ferent source• and amount1 of ln- f0<matlon available, dlf!er .. t coolactl · • and expertise. "n>en are heavily con. n1cun1 views (ll problems cuJtural. . human, economic, environmental and general. r-- "Thus I believe our thorooghlJ> ln•olft<I · cit~.· are caretully • ..and I ~' <•millty, 'l""iO•,b!I oar pOt.ntliI-ie.ldois : for three qualliits: -that wlll aeek a common Interest~ t.bote 1blt w 11 1 pruerve a good feelin& in Laguna ; and -that will raise tbe •llhll of all of our dUzeos." Councilman Roy Holm said he '"' con-cerned becau.e "the real ~ have been obscuttd." ''lt ls ltadJtionat,•• said Hol~, "for an incumbent noncandtdate to rtma1n sllcnt tn elections auch as thls. However, ·tbe · ' ' • formai. pre-lllal • in~ Into the issues are auffidently criUcaJ for me to alleged riOe murder1ql,-a. fellow Martne ignore this tradlllon. !:of1!1 · ~ aul!\<irlllll al ,Camp ~~~t~~!'t ~~;1 = l>~~-=~~·i..~' Although tbe,J. have been obscured, llie ' lo tile &rig ai llie 'sprawllilc .ll'dilpg , "'¥"1>"icn· hu shaped up so we have m facility ad)l!COnt lo ·119 'ioulMii> Oi:wir,' the one hand' thoee. 1fbQ wajit to Re • COuDty ttne,' . , ' ; , Lacuna Buch retain 111 J1IenUty lbd 'oa H• will be representad by Marlne-Co<Pt ' tbe other "1loH who would profit from legol o!flcer Capt. Pad! J. l.averml'in the hlghrlst 4 e v • I op me n t aloog the pn;be, which will ·deierml.le whether ~ • beachfror\I' and hi&h denolty developmeo\ defendant should go be!ort a co u r .t . in tbe hills. marllal board. "Theer fl ne dll/fttl'lce, as ' J can Arago1 ia 'accused of 1hooltn1 Pvt. pereelv\ It. In ~ Postltona of 1ny ol the. Levert ~acltscin, It, al Detro!~ l!lch., at a cllndida<Os 1"&ardlng the narcotlc!-dnig barracks .April. I, lcadini to the vlcllm'a Issue .. While ._ ilat. point. to the de.alb one hour taler In the -holpltal. aublllnUll Inert•,. in narcotics •rr0.11 • ~ Jactsdrl """""" i l\nale J.1-ll ' (See (.'OMMENTS; Pap I) bullet wound In the cllfst. • • • I Today9an.al N.Y •. St.eeb • JEN CENTS : .. a . I Astronauts Enter. Orbit On Tuesday SPACE CENTER, Houston (UPI) - Apollo !J's •"-ut.. sped flttleislJ Iowan! U!e bright wuing ._ lllday; lralled by a rocket hulk that will crash into the lunar surface as they IWiDg Imo O<bit Tllesd•y 1'ght. A brief bl•l.f~ the -D'• 1Jta: rocket engine Sunday llned· up veteran James A. Lovell and hls two first.time crewmen, John L. S"118rt and Freil W. Haise, for man's first faJ'ldjng fn the mo cient ·hllb of the . ._., uplam· Wedo nesday nl&ht. <\lllOll( dignitaries watching ' mae '• third moon landing from Mlssloo <:«ma1 will be Vice President Spiro T. ~. He was at Cape Kennedy with w'eat German Olancellor Willy Brandl · for Saturday's launch. G1"ti"d cootroller1 ia!d APollo ti'• aim WIS IO accurate -brini:ing it Withio 71 miJe:s d. \be moon's far side-a third~ -y to correc:t the course Mooclay lllPt would be skipped, Instead, tbe spacemen wt11 check out their moon lander three hours ahead of ect>edule. Mission control wants the astronauts to look at gauges monit«inr the frigid helium tank that :Spparintly heated faster than planned a wtek before the launch. ' I , "There ii no COOCS1l ~ all" aver $he p~e. a space, qency spokmnan aald, and the cbeck of aaugea would Ila "to ,.. H jbe ttadlnp -.aljiimf ID what we're re~~k bere.'' · - Tba. luDar --wtll be le'"--U!e -color"'-"' tbe l~ !ll&IJ( --~the­ schecluled wakeup Umo al IO:JJ a.m. PST, LoveD ra-!lllasloo Control !bat Httse had about nine hours o! oolid sleep arid s..tgert, about six hours. Lovell said h~ got about five boun of uintermlt&eot" sfl'P· . "Just aft?r we ,went to sleep Jut night we had a master alarm aid it really scared us," Lovell Aid. "We were all over U!e cockpit like a, wet llOOdle." "Sorry it wun't aomethiJ1a: m:n aignifjcant,11 replied Mission Contrial. Today wu the final day of leisure for the 11Jree spacemen before b~ intO lunar orbtt and preparing for their biJ. ding. They ~e making tlje lDOll ol It. After eating a meal l!aiae aatd ,.....,.'! bad," they began a JG-hour sleep period (SO. APOLLO, P ... I) . FBI Enters Case • Of Laguna Bank: The Federal Blftau of· InveaUgiltio!I ha.s been summoned lo cbec:k into an ap- parent foreecl entry into the LllUll" Besch b?Jldl ol Security Paclfic Biiii: al 381 •Form A ... Two broken window1 were clilcon!'ed ~ly today on the aide of U.. bant building faciJJI Ill partJq lot. Laguna Beach deloc:tlve Set. Vic Sagan said "someone apparenUy entered and left the buUcHng.'' 'nlere was no im- mediately visible ' damage inside tile building, Sagan said, and it was unknown this mbrning H anything bad been remOv• ed. ' The FBI was JOUtlnely Called in, Sagan said, since a federally IDlared blnt war irlwlved. Weadter, The sun will be on part·Ume duty Tueaday, and the tempera· lure Is slipping bact cf-Own Into lbe llxties aloog Ille ClrlJJtle Coast. . . INSmE TOD.4.Y I A onc-11,.. Mf11ovrl farm bo1I •fe« lite lie JJ04 bccn llli on 1114 , 'i h~ \bf.lh'a.loo4 of '"11f•,'lftOl"i i tef Ctnhl.ry ago: when Htm"fl Tnlman. 11'«'tedtd RooacwU a.s •Preskttnt. Pape 7. " \ I I ;· .. I D.11.Y l'll.01 SC MaodoJ, ~ u, 1'70 Coast -,1 oters Choose· Coupcilmen on Tuesday ~, ' I ' • ·,,. • • i l're• P,,.e J VOTE ••• eoulh campus. ,.,_ I -m.A 'l1Wla SL, rul ostaleollico. PN ell<! t -1'15 Templo Hilll lkive, res- -II 1155 Santa CM, w!;lerice. J. Pledod 11 1711 lluta-"1111, relidenel. . · Plodlcl D -OI N;.t Place, Aloi Of· flee. -1J -IJllO Marninplde Dr., ---II = 11110 Alla Llc1ll& Blvd., liro- * * * U>unty to Vote On Bond h8ues Greeks Free Composer ATHENS (AP) -The G ... k mllltary- batlold regtmo liberated Mond17 ono ti iii -Cllelnlld po!Jtlcal ........... compo1<1 Mlldl -Qta, and allowed him to fly to Parto for medical lraat. llltlll Thia WU oonflrmod by tl1t 16-yur .. ld com-·· mothlr and Illa wUo. Thero WU llO llaftment n.., !be --l DAILY PILOT Ml'Wp«t lnG H .... 1 .. 01 .... .......... _,.., c-. ..... .. Cl ... OltMft; COAlf Nl\.•UNO Ol:ltMWrf ' ..... ,. N. W-4 ,,.._, ..... l'Wlltlltl' J1tlt •• c.,,., Ylct ,,........, -.... 1..,...., lh•111•1 Ket•il E•tllN' T\01111• A. M.,,~;.,. M-.i.,.Edltw ltid11r4 P. N.11 s.wi11 er...,. c..witJ ,,.,.,. -C01l1 Mn.11 Jlt WU! It' Slnid frt,.,.,. '4lCl'll Jtll Wlilll .... , .......... ~ IMC1'11 1lt l'-1 A-Hdllf""'IM hldl1 11')1 a.~ S~lt ....... $111 t"'-flti al .,..,_ II °""._ It_, -. II.; Ill Kloer, mi ........ A ... ; 11l1sM ~ • Dll Mar A,..; lllY!ll I. Y-1, - -Alla A..._ .. n.·A.~Jr .. WI. 11111 a · . · ~y.u,a.-r , .. ,a. -................ ,. ' cle~~~~a)~ $in:e $;1rde; John J. llaqpno, lfO$ La Granada SL; Hazel L. Courreges, asn Tllben Ave., James L. Barti, 112t0 Lomder Avt.; Albert B. Hollinden, 1'91 Santi Camitla St., and Burton Tabman, ll'lla RedwoOd SL llUNTIN<ITON llS.\Cll (11 .... "' .... fGr four IUU): tacl: Grten, n CUferllurJ Circle, "" . - -llool; N lllfu.il, llU Pint St., l1>- C11Dblal; Al Oota, llll M-.illook St., • IDcllDbolll; 1l1lllui N. 0-. 19 Picoa "11 """ ,._ ........ ltlll It.; ..... D. m-. .--II.; -c. TmTJ, ll,IU Ciiio' "" i..: J(anm Pnr, lllO l>rovtdenco Lane: !l,ellr): Dake, 11422 F~17 Lane; Joe J'~) 17111 Gotbatd .St.· llooald Bauer, •1112 Napa Clrc;Je: RO~rl Zlnngrobe, 1'651 Rhone Lane: Ronald Knapp1 16328 Del Mar Lane; A. c. Marlon, 101 Olive Ave.; Gonion Hatch. 16692 Baruna Lane; Hope Greer,* UUca$L: Norma GlbbS, 111187 · W=Dr., and "4nnojh Goqdwin, Ill Hun Aw. -, LA A UAC3 (llvt oandkl•l<s for . . thI<t oea11): Jotoph A. O'llalllvaa. 11111 Locuat SL, fn. ema)loal; llldwll Goldblrs, JM ~ IL, ........... ; .IOllfb L. TcnchM, m ~ r..r-.: Peter c\itrtndfr. m P~; and -ard C. Lolr, IOll Ba a St. 1 llT 8tiCll (elCht candldata for four aeab, to be elected by dispict): District One-Howard Rogers, 4 2 9 Seville Ave., Jncumbent, and Al Forgit, no5 Balboa Boulevard. District Three-Roy Woolsey. 113 Via Venezia, and C4fi Kymla, 2910 Cliff Drive. District Four-Walter Jtoch, 112 Cam· bridge Lane, and Milan Dolt.al, 1821 Ul"ITt._..... MAltY MAltTINIZ ,ltll'ARIS FOR MASSIVE TiACHERS STRIKE IN LOS ANOELIS W11but Dram1tlllng 'Decllnln1 Quall ty of lducotlon' In LA'• 616 School1 Teachers Strike in LA; ' C~~es to ,S,tay Op~n . LOI ANGILU (APl = T.- lormod picMI IM -ldlool1 th...,iiout Loo Anltlll tod8J in Ibo llnt day of i llrllui ealtod by a union wbtch lilts t!,000 of the dlltrict'• 25,000 teachers as members. Supt. J!obert Kelly Uid 111 pooalble • 1.a.... wwJd bl kept -with -ken, 2,000 substitult t.odlen ad aupervison, 1be Los Alll'I" ldlool 11711tm II ,.. cond only to New York cKy'1 In total eorollmail. It bas 611 ICboola and 153,000 atudeall. J!obert -· presldeol of the United Teachen of Loi Anpl,., the llrtklnl union, W10d Kell7 to cl.,. the -!J. ~·Poor -,uO!l .IJ ~ >en than no educatl«i at all," RaMOm tcld newsmen Sunday. "It is better to close down tht ayatem and hope the public <omn to our aid. My h"' tJ !hot the plU'O!lti ind In• payen w!D rilly behind the UTLA to preaure tbo•to legt~aturo to llvt the diltrtct more money." The Wiloo and the diltrlct ...... that only the -cm provide the money nece111f1 to meet even .part or tho teachen' dtmands for m<ire pay, amaller CIUNI, C!lall IJdes ·and tuch Imo p10vam-ae carpeltn&, air condlllmlnC ond "'""""""111nc· "I don~ thin!< the teachen ant IO mudl intereoted in ctollan u in hnp10vi111 tl1t school 1y,tem,'~ Ransom Aid. mllllon dtnclt 11rtac1y ml would need half I blllJoa doJJan to Jlllaf all the demands. Aboot 12,000 of the 11,000 toachers who cut balloU Int week voltd to afllke. The union, bllCltod by Hveral labor er1ontia· tiom, the American l'eCteraf!On o I Teldlen and th< National Ecluattlon AllOCiatloo, ollmd 1trlktr1 in~ree lor · 'II to 11,000. .-" lelis)1ton uy they can't act lm· medlMely to e111 the dlllttct11 tlnanctal crllls becau1e a proposition on:the Jqne 2 primary ballot leavea tho next' mqve up to tl1t votm. The pnll)Olltloo would nlse the lllto'1 allar1 of achoo! COl!I n... the pment 15 pereent to IO perca1l Laguna Officers Pound the Beats Four Lal\llll Beacb police Qlfinen took to the aldewalia ol 8alllh Coul Hfibway Saturday &fttrnoon and tvenl.Jia In 1n e:a:· perlmenl urged by DWI)' cllllw durtnc lho election campatp. Leavll1( their oquad can 1t tl1t otaUon, lho olficer1 walked In pain up and down Coast Highway between BroadWa, and Cleo Street on the l)OO!l to I p.m. abt!L Guards Save Man In San Clemente Two San Clemente Ufe1uard1 -one a ~ookle ~ rtlCUtd a young Ontatto mazi from near dnnrmtnl Swiday •oon in heavy surf and rlpUdes which plagued tl'1' South Coast for the enUre weekend. Roy Swearengin, 24, wn lreated for .shock after the rucue near the Unda Lane area of the city beach north of San Clemente pier. · Lileguud Chief Dick Hazard Uid lift1U1rdl Nonnan Flemln& and rookie Mark wu.on perfonned the rt1CUe, o• of 20 recorded on Sunday. Beach attendance -like the watar hazard1-.were high, the chief 1ald. S1turd1y'1 totala: on city and county betchel near San Clemente wu about 16,000. Sunday'• total of beachgoen: wu about 21,000. The air temperature ranged in the mid 70s while the w11ter about 60 degrees. "The surf waa just picking up on Satur· day. and the wavea were ranging from three to five feet and building," H8lard said. A total of seven swimmers needed help in the water. First ald retpOnaea: numbered 15. Cock Fight Raided JASPER, Tenn. (AP) -More than 121 persons were arrested and 10me 400 fightlnJ cockl seized tn a raid late Sun- day on what TeMeUee atai, troopers said wat a nttlonal cockfighting chant· pionship tournament in a barn 1n a remote area of Marlon County. ' TrWwlndaLalle. Dbtrlct S~-Rlcbard Croul, U T ,._...,A,._, iDll J-· h., m .-. ..... SAN r CLEldDID (IS capdldate for Ihm oeau): Roberl D. a.tltoo, Ill W. AVllllda Pa.llzada, incumbent ; Wade P. Lower, ~ MooJerey Laoo. Incumbent; 'l'bomu O'Keefe, 2721 Via Verbena, !l'Jcwnbent; Art Holmes, 213 Avenida San Pablo: Jamu Failht 2245 Avenida Sa1vacklr; llmtd Meade, 911 Avenida Presidio; Herbert Hiftl7, ill! Calle lfa1o; cua Myers, 120$ Calle Toledo; Fred llaolbtr, 804 Buena Vista; James Lalk, Sr., IJll Vin Avila; £ttient Sulllvao, l30 AVGlda Monlllvo; Roi.rt W. Bourg, I07 Afulda 8lli • Clr"'; I• N. """-11, I~ •1--.i-;•.--~ A-IA Qieafa, .... Ai1' H. 1obri JOI CainUia &lo Cm•te. SAN MN CAPll!ll.\HO (nine .,.,.. dldata for three atall): · Ed Cbennak, .lllSI Loi Atnip, tn- cumbenl; llml Duralonl. SIJlt Andrtl Pico Rd., incumbent: Joob Gammell, Sllllt Sacari1111 Lane; Dolly OUv111S, 11111 {lanodo Rd.; Billy Rtld, ll1ll Del Oblapo Rd.; Gary Sodlkoll; 311151 Stlvao llpur l14.; Doo Roull, 17122 Calle Santa \IM&; Geiqla Cov<rl. :llOIJ Annlda lobri-. and Jama 'lllarpe, 11111 Calle fll!>ta y..._ ' Drugs, N~•, Dog• • South Lagunans Seek Crackdown South Lal\llll -. OCJllCemod ... , lra111ioall and beoclJ lnlr-ranginf from elope and nudlam to unleubed doc• met at a private residence Saturday Voters Select 3 Councilmen In Capistrano • San Juan Capbtrano'1 1,114 rtllafored VO!trs will go to the polla !omom>w to 11lect three city councllmen n... JO can- dldata vyin1 for the open position. U.t<d oo the ballot will be ·lncumbent Ed Chermak, Mrs. Georgia Covert, In· cumbent Don Durnford, Josh Gammell, Mrs. Dolly Olivares, William Reid, Donald Routt, Gary Sodlkoff and Jbn Thorpe. Patrick K...UO)! baa been C1111- palgning 11 t wrtte-ln candldtte. Tuesday's election will bring to a close a mild friendly campaign which 'bas been free of penooal attl.cb and heated con- trovenlu. The major. !slues have been the Umlt• lion of mobile home park development, the institution of a parka and, recre1Uon conun1'M, l *'"" , IO plal\ '°" a police deportment and Ille overall quality or city planniqc. ,'!'he it'll• will.be -fl'Ql1! 7 a;m. fo; p.m. Blilloll will be cut in two preclncti, the fire 1tatlon and the 1ar11e ot Mr1. Pat Alblrt, 2'111!2 Calle San Romo. Frem P.,,e J COMMENTS. •• over the put 11 monlhl or so and vltwa this incrtue with alarm, otben, mytelf included, regard it as clear evidence that our overworked police force is doinl everything .humanly poalble to correct the problem." Holm concluded, "My hope u Iha! ti-wbo know what I lland for and share my ldtai. ngardln( the ordtrlr. development of Laguna Bel;cb will -~ that Joe O'Sulllvan anci Joe Tomehak sh.are these !dealt." Mayor Vedder commented that 11an emotional Wue on a worldwide aoclal problem bu COflSUmed much time." Ht expremd the view on1y total in· volvement of all incllvtduaJ clli!e111, lawmakers, enforcement officen and the courts could solve the problem. Uratna: calm Ml! re190n; Vedder clited as vital lllues for the development of LajUQI: population dtnslty;,dtvelopinent of the Main Beach: development of the hlll~~s: 0>lution of trafllc and perkll1( problems; ~allon ol the com- muni!y'a speclnl dlaractor: and en. couragement of "a certam. a.mount, typa and quality of tourlam." · afternoon lo fC111D an --1be group qroed to petition lor ..... Orange County Sheriff's OWce en- fon:ement Jncludil1( a .lberilf'$ 1UlJolaUon in South Ll11Jn11. 'lbere wu al.so cliacuaion of hiring off-duly -If'• deputi" u a llCUrity J*1ro1 fer tl1t private be~. "71lere were over 200 ol them don there Sunday and dog1 nmnil1( l10UDd lOOH," aa.ld one resident. "What can hlo deputla do with 2IJtJ _ .. ,.. • Another no!!ldtnt llld lll&ll)' blllavo lhJt a talkod ti crackdown on lranllenll in Laguna Beach would route even men of the transi..U to Soaih 1.a1UJ1L Ruel N. Hook. !Zill Cout Hfiln"Y• said incrt11ln1 vtoJ.atJona include naked sw:lmmlrlg and IUD bathing In the area known as 'I'houland Stain, marijuana UM and 'unleashed dogs fouling the llDdl. A WOIDID reatdent aa1d teena1e ,Ula are beinl offered marijuana and ltXUll activitlol by tranafenta Oii Ibo -- It WU estimated lhlt bout 40 p<rlOllS attended the Saturday meet.tni-Ple<1&e1 of fllndo ..... made lo -a ... -to wol'I: on the lrallllent problem. 'l'bl group asreed to write cotmly ~· aUll1( ..... poltco proloctioD. Jud{e Rtcbanl Hamilton ti I ho munlclpol court WU alao clilcuaed. The oritnfoii 'wit. "lprllled that be bad not ~ .. , .... mp in bandtlni Crtmtn.i complalnfl in hfJ court. "We will br1ni u much preuurt 11 Potlible to tither faf him out or to pt him to cliAavow pot llllOkll1( and nudism,'' said one man. He M1d U.O that the l'ClllP altempted UlllUCC4lofull7 lo have a deputy dilttlct lll«Dey au.net the mtafln1 • From r.,,e J APOLLO ••• at 12:21 a.m. PST. 'll1ey planned to do some slihlleein1 lawr today and lnapect the attaclled lunar lanctlnc c r a II 1'Aquari111" .toni1ht. l'We're all feellna pretty 1ood 1 ' • reported Swlaert. Swigert, wbo left behind a. card llalln1 ite1111 be wu to chanie in bt1 llllht plan, asked for an explantUon of IOmt nota,. ti0111 on a photocrapbtc pl.an. The man be repllCed, Thomu K. Maltlnily, ti• plained them to him. "You're doing good work py •• Mat- tin1ly told hl1 underatuoy. ' ' "Well; I had a good prime crewman !hot taupt me all· I know," a111Wend Swl,.n. He olood In ·for Mattln14' a day belm 81turday'1 launch alter doctor• deelded Mitttngly porbably ,...Id come down wtth Gtnnau meaales thll nek. Ht has yet to &how any .ymptoms. · * * * Union leaders hid when Mtle Jill> hour ne1ollatlooa ended P'rtday that lhooland1 ti tuchm W..ld' llay out un- til the end of the l<hool yur )I lieceuuy. But -· -lieiw told newanon 111'1 ts· peeled to Illy out only a ·f,. days to During tbolr loot patrol, Ibey lauocl 22 cit.at.Ions, D)Qll).y ror 1ltU01 on 11.dewalk.I and violations of the leash law. One drank wa1apprehended,onedru.a1uspe<:t · was brought in and a few wert cited for litterlnf. Officers Davi Avm and Clrro.11 Bush walked the lint half of Iha efiht hour sUnt whUe Dave Brown and Michael Lo1.1laanna took over for tht IMCOnd four houri. Swigert Forgets Taxes demonstfalt their di...Usfaetlon. On At>rU 4 IM llacheri rejecled an offer of • I percent lncreaM over the P-111111111 1&1ary ranc• of '7,320 to JllMQ. ,,,. dlltrtCI llld li faced a l40 Capo Rezoning Hearing Tonight A public b<artng on the ..-tn1 of II acres froin busioeu district to multiple fl!1ltly and apariment dlatrlct will like plaee at tonl1ht'1 T o'clock mffUl1( of tl1t San Juan Capbtrano City Council. 1be proptrty, owned by Westporl Enterpri,.. Inc. 11 located on the w..i aide of the rlilroad track and the north end ti Loi Rlot Street A aeeond public h<arlng wlll like place oo another Weitport parcel located bttween 11tt Ca111 dtvtlopment and tht San D1.e10 freeway. Other business wlll lttclude various water workt district mitten tncludlng a pme.nlltlon ot the master plan for Orang• County Water Woru District I which hla been transmltt.ed from the Board or Supuv!Jora. The Wiier d!Jtrlct wu ncenUy tronsferred to tho cllJI'• confJol. Police Chief Kenneth Huck said today the root patrol experiment will be evaluated and its effectiveness compared with that ol the U!Ual squ.ad car patrols. Night Times Told At Laguna G~ The Laguna Beach High School l!Yl11- naslum1 now are open four nlghta a week for recre1Uonal tcUvltles, city Re-crea· tlon director Gtorge Fowler bu an· DOUnctd. 1be lchedult II u followa ' M~: Men'a volleyball,.l ;IO to 1:30 ' p.m., bo)'a' IYl1\· Ta81d1y: Batkttball (lree 1ia7>. 1 to 9 \).m., boys' gnn ; women'• volleyball, 7:IO to 1:30 p.m:, ,u1a• gym. Wed.ntad11: Men'• vo!Jeyball, 1:30 to 9:30 p.m .• boys' am; folk danclna. 7:30 to t :)O p,m., slrll' s;ym .. Tllllrldo7: eo.ed voll17ball (adulu), l :IO to 1:30 p.m., boya' 11111. For further lnfonnatlon clll th• llecreaUao Dejlll1tlla!ll, 4tHIJ~ • Astronaut Asks 'Out of Country' Filing Extension SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP)-Llke many another American, John L. Swigert Jr. put o(f filing his income tax. Ai a bachalor tamln1 PJ,315 a year the reason might have been jult a delay in paying the 1arge chunk of monty due and, anyway, he was busy helping friends prepare for a long trip. April 15, after all, was sti ll several days avt'ay. But at the last minute llOtMt.hlng hat>- peyled to make one friend miss the trip and Swigert wtflt instead. He went so fast, that not only did the income tu sUp hll mlnd';1\a also foraot to take a card that outlined some very hnportanl plans for the \rip. Then, on Sunday, came the revel1Uon. lt waa akJn to the 1ltu1Uon ot many a traveler who rtmember1, hallway to the se1thore, that he left hl.s w1llet on the klt:hen table. By this time he Wtt halfway to the moon on Apollo 13. Somewhat 1heepilhl}'~ ~wigert atked If ha could have some ru,nt plan chanaes rer,t up to him. 'I thlnk tb1t l forgot and lefl that ran! back durlllf the 1u1Un1," he llld. "I !cit 11 iD the au1t room." 'Next!' Lattr, Swtiert t.nd the other two astronauts were havlni the day'a nfwa read to them when came an Item that began: "Today'• favorite putlme acron the U.S .••• " Capsule communicator Jos.ph Xerwtn readin1 the ttun, stopped and llld: "Oh, oh1 have you NI filed your income to1 )'a!" . It "" one ol !hoot ll&ht nmarks that always pus between ground 1 n d spacecraft to break the monotonf of the inlennlnabjoe nwnben that ara puoed verbally blCk and forth. "How do 1 apply for 1n extenalon?" said Swigert, suddenly alert. There wu t lot of laughter. "Hey llaten," said Swiiert, 0 that'I not funny. 'lbll1(1 kinda happened NI laat down there and I do nttd an ut.-. I didn't aet rntne flied." M.,. luptor. 'Tm roolly 1trtou1," came tl1t volco fltm apace. "I may be apencttnr time in another quaranUne besldol the one lbe7 art plannlng for me." Now the lf"OUnd WU aoothJ.nC, It'd be taken cart of. There wu eome more banltr about havln& an l('nt m..un, the crew on th1 recovery carrier tn Ux Picillc on 1palshdown1 before th 1 quaranllne that rnds May I. Laltr Sw1,.r1 wu told about an Int ernal Revenue Servk:e re(UlaUon that providt1 an automatk: utens!on for any0ne out of the country. "Thtt'• 1ood ~."' aa.ld iSwtaert. 11 l\IW I .qualify." . l l ------.. -- • -·--. ~gli•·~-neael\ .. --: ED Ill.ON . voe, _63, INO. •6. :t SECTIONS, 40 -l'~GES *-,----. ' O~l: toUNTY, CA~IFORNl.(i - , --• 0 0 on-. __ I .. ' aw :ess -· .. ' . -.. .. . . -· ··- -- JEN aNTS I . -- ·a-r . ' . ~ Laguna Vote . An. EdltOrlal ~ f ~r Laguna 'Beiich , Voters Pick -' Astronauts ---_,, .. -·-·' Enter. .Orbit · . Campaign Nears Close By BARBARA KREIBICH Of .. .,.,.,. ...... ltaff J,aguna's, city hall ""'1lOI chambers wj!I ·be kept open Tuesday night for the benefit fl. citizens who want tO watch the fJ~e of one of the OOttest election cam· palgns in Ari Colony history. ,As vote tallies come in from 14 precincts, totals will be posted on a board set up in the council toom. where a substantial crowd is expected to be on hand to find out which three council can- didates will be sitting in the cbanlber for the next four years. Polll will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and a record turnout is expected from JAg\11\8'1 8,3511 eligible registeTod voters. Votes will be counted at each irecinct dsoon as the polls close, and ballot! will be transporled to city hall with • taly oheel Oil top. This is the seml-offlclal count. Official returns wilt be announced on Tuesday. CITY HALL VOTE TALLY PHONE: 494-1124 April 21, after 1be vote bas betn formally eanva!ied. P..-who eannol go to city hill to watch 1he ~g of the· vote may. call . 4ff.l.124 when ellra ....,..~·will ., ..... dllly ciur!rig !be .... It h MIR· ge>ted' by the city clerk'f afflce that signlfieant mums probobly will not be 1VailabJe until wen after I p.m. The 1970 Laguna councllmanic race drew ooly five candidates for ~ available seats, two of them incumbents. The third departing cooncil member, Mayor Glenn Veder, decided not to run for re-election. During the campaign, the candidates appeared at 10 public forums to air their views and answer questions, and were honored at countless "coffees'' in private homes. The burning tsues in the campaign-or those getting the most verbiage - were the hippie<lrug problem, developo ment of additional tourist facilities and -lopmenl of 1he residential hillside areas. Seeking re-election to the council are Richard Goldberg, owner of two clothing .tores in JAguna BeaCh and Joseph A. O'Sullivan, supervisor of welfare and at· tendance in the Santa Ana school district and currenUy vice mayor of Laguna. CompeUng wiUt ttiem for council seats are architect Peter Ostrander, an- ~logy professor Joseph Tomehak, cu?renUy serving on the planning cotn· nUssioo and Edward Lorr, owner of a beauty parlor. 'lile 1f precincU ud tbeJr pollbi1 pJaCa are a1 follows : P.Jeclnct 1 -1223 N. Coa.9! Highway, heallh club. Prech:lct J -&75 No. Coast Highway, tnsurance office. Preclnd I -319 Cypress Drive, residence. Prtctnct 4 -290 Broadway, sporting eoods store. Prtclact 5 -503 Forest Ave., main fire station. MORE MORE ADD Z Precinct 1-626 Park Ave., high school north campus. Predoct 7 -ess Park Ave,, high IChool (See VarE, P11e Z) * * * Vote for One, Two or Three It's legal to vote for ont, two or three councilmen on the Laguna B t a c h Muiliclpel Election ballot Tuesday. So said Clty Manager James D. Wheaton Friday oC the election for three seaU with fi\te candidates running. Wheaton said. "It· has come to my at· tenUm in the last few days that there ia confusion on the part of. some penons who will vote in the general municipal -on Tue!day, April H, ropodinf votingi procedure. !'Sp«ifically, the concern b about the 1tbillty of • voter to a cut a bl.not tor one or two candid1tet, only, ralber than for three.'• Wheaton cited an Election Code ~" ~tatlng the vottr may vote "for whom be desires to vote" (one, two or three persons) "not Uceeding, however, the , ·1mber ot candidates who are to be elecled." . ·- Tomorrow, 8,359 Laguna Beach voters a_re eligible t~'C;ast lial· lots to fill three open seats on the City Council. It has beeti one of the moot hotly contested campaigns in recent history. · After careful analysis of the issues and the qualifications of candidates in this campaign, the DAILY PILOT recommends the election of: -Joseph A. O'Sullivan ., -Joseph Tomehak -Richard Goldberg O'Sullivan, a native of Laguna, has shown a real grasp ol city government over the past four years. He is an excellent councilman and de.serves re-election. TomcJiak has served with distinction on the cilY'.• pl~g COl)lmission and during the campaign bas demon· strated a keen understanding of a wide range of problems unique to Laguna. Goldberg has proven an excellent representative of· busi- ness interests during his council term. We believe that when all issues are taken in a calm and rea:- soned perspective, O'Sullivan, Tomehak and Goldl:>eri.are ~st qua!, ifled to bring the City Council a balanced approach to a ·wide var- iety of Issues vital to the future ol Laguna Beach. Saddleback' s Trustees , Councilmen . -- In Clemente By JOHN "1 ALTERZA Of "" o.i.., '"" ,..,. . San Clemente's all·tlme record of 15 CJ. ty council caodktates will reach their rfit>- rneiit ol truth Tueoday as Ille poU.. open at 7 a.m. 'lbe voting oo !be three ncant City f..ouncll seats and a Sraw pall on the con- cept of charging a 11 beadl uae fee wlll continue through the day at aeiten con- solidated polling places which will remain open unW 7 p.m. , City .<;Ierk Mu Berg said 7,'llt citizens ale el!l!ble to Wt. bt the municipal elec· tion. . He said • ''horltback estimate" ol Wtor-lumlUt would be about 15 pen:ell!, "but tbe ftgure ii only .. suess." In the past Sm Clemente'• voters have brned out bt otrong mnnben a t CITY HALL PHONE TALLY PHONE: 492..5101 municipal elections. The highest in the past dozen years or so was in 196-l ~ 66 percent was recorded. ·-' • •· _,j ·~ On Tuesday SPA~~ CENTER, Houston, (UPI) - Apollo,\ ~31s astronauts aped· fJa'ltleu'ly toward the bright waxing mo1>n today ' trailed by a rocket bull:-that will .....;;, into the lunar surface as they swing ido or1>1t Tueaday night. A bdel •blast from the -p'a bli rocket engine Sunday lined' up Veterali James A. Lovell and 'his two ft?st.tbm croi-. John, L<,Swlgert and Fred W. Raise, for man s first landing in the an- cient 'hills of tile liiOOii's uplando Wed-nesday mgbt. ~g digni~ies watching· man"t · third moon la~ from Mission Con1i'ol will be Vice Preaident Spiro T, Agnew. He WU at Cape Kennedy wlth Wesl <l<!rman CbancellcJt Wiily Brandl for.- Satunfay'1 launch. Ground .-..U0'11 tald Apollo '13'0 aim WU IO, accurate -bringing it wlth(n 71 miles of tbe moott's .far· side -a third op. portunity to correct the course Morilfaj night -1d be skipped. Backed Over Dress Code In the last muDiclpal election in l!IA the totals slipped to-41.4 percent, but a · 1-ad, the lpaCelllen will check OUI> their moon lander three hours ohead o1, scbedule. Mission control Wants the •stronauj.o to look at gaug.S monif«inc tbe frigid helium tank that apparerily heated faster than planned a week befor• ,, ' the launch. • : • " 1-.. T•....,.. · "1berl is ne CllDCel'n at all" .ovtr-""1 , .. ,.,.._ ~ -_, .. their'' .,. Ill"""'""-~·~­ -...ie, Saddleback Colle(e trusteea • body car& •. and pr9fil.'l 1torn the boot '""" lonigbt to 4eclde gNUnd rules lot store and 1-....... ' =t=~.'bt.,~.~J:"ire~ •1 ~· , ~· ~~~, a apace apncy lpObsmaft Aid, and the checic of pu ... ''would bl seldD( a new trustee ind -mat. The lundl are uaed to pay for meall, ten. awards and extra help at athletic events, .Trustees may get into the dress code such as ushers, a school spokesman said. area. since John ~thwell, student body A federal court recently vacated a tem.: ~· has ~atd that student body porary injunction against Ute school funds W!ll be wtttlhekl from school ac... which had prevented it from enforcing tivitles In protest of their balr·length re-elements of the elms code. quiremeots. School officials said the student coffers Th.ousands Visit Beach in Laguna Two persons were Injured and 24 were rescued during a runny weekend which drew an ~ 16,000 persons to Laguna Beldt. Paul Buell, 20, stationed at the El Toro Mirine Corps Air Station; fell IO !eel oil a cliff at Heisler Park at 4:55 p.m., ac- cording to lifeguard Lt. Eugene DePaulis. Buell was treated for abrasions on the scalp, feet and body at South Coast Com- muillty Hospital. Earlier at 2:30 p.m., Helga Renfro, 32, of Ontario, suffered numerous lacerations when, llhe fell on the rocks at Shaw's Cove .. She received tint aid at SouUt Coast Community Hospital. Riptides triggered 22 rescues on Sun- day, DePaulia said, with tides running. calmer today. Two awimmers were pick· ed out cl the 1lllrf Saturday. 30 Fi.t:emen Injured NEW YORK (UPI) -'11tlrty firemen were injured Sunday in a seven-hour blaze 61 "suspicious origin" that started in a restaurant and spread to two buildings, including one that house11 of~ ficers of lawyers for the Black Panther party. Trustees are expeded'to set up a pro- cedure for selecting .a .replacement for Louis Zi'tnii o( Laguna Beach. Zltnilt was trustee for di.strtct·three which includes Laguna and South Laguna. The board ap- points a replacement to the Ur>txpirt!d term which has a year to run. He must be a resident ol district three. Trustees will also heM a facully presettation on the innovative English composition program at S~eback·and Will take up other schol buslnes. Paint Brushes Blamed in Fire Paint brushes wrapped in rags soaked in paint thinner and stored in a closet were blamed by Laguna Beach firemen for a blaze Utat damaged the interior ol a South Coast Highway apartment. Satur· day a!'ternoon. 'l'be brushes and rags apparently ig· nited spontaneously, they laid, resulting in an estimated $2,000 damage to one bedroom. Anll!ony Serino, occupant of Ille apart· ment at 1844 S. Coast Highway, had left during the morning. 1be blaze was spotted at 2:47 p.m. by passersby and hillside /'ltiwellers who called the fire department. Two youths who wert hitchhiking on the highway were among those who at· tempted to douse the blaze with a garden hose, witnesses said. The building is owned by Dr. Laurance T. Jordan of Vancouver, BC ,Canada, ent 15 caru!Jdates. Voters, ~~said, can cheek for their particular po · f pla~ on their aample balloll or polling place <ar<fl. Registered vo&ers who did not reeeive a sample ballot can check for their palling place through hil office bt city hall, 492- 5101 . The seven polls and their t.otaJ of registered voters are: Concordia School, 1,183: The DeNault residence, 211 Esplanade, J,142 ; the Com· munity Chlbhouse at 25f Dd Mar, 1,215; the mayor's office.conference l'90ffl at ci· ty hall 1,296; St. C\emenl's Episcopal <llurch, 202 Aragon, 1).62: Baycllff VUlage Clubhouie 1,284, and the Russell Henchman residence. 4103 Calle Bien- venido, 407. Berg lsid !be tally of Ille ,votes might nm ,late because of the t.echntcal load brought on by the record number of ~ di dates. The ballots first will be scanned and tabulated at the individual precincts before being brought to city hall for final totals. The civic center will remain open through U1e night for cit.lzena interested in watching the votes come in, he aaid. "I really don't know bow Joog it will take, because we've never had 90 many candidate! before. It means a lot more page-turning with 15 names and one issue on the ballot," Berg said. The 15 men who are vying for the three councJJ spots are Ute three incumbents, Mayor Wade Lower, and councilmen Dan Chilton and Thomas O'Keefe. (l)allengers are Art Holmes, Cliff Myers, Robert Bourg, Herb Hlvely, Harold Meade, Ian Kennedy, Alvin Baker, James Faith, Eugene Sullivan, Fred Daelber, James Lusk and W. Fen- ton "Bill" Sink. Stoelc MerJceU NEW YORK (AP) -Stock pric" were broadly depressed In tight tradlng late this afternoon. (See quotations, Pages 32-33). .. Dol.l'g1lis.iitter bit for'beallly---. in sai~. Oregon, is·a$0fe man- ager Dean Tritle as he sbovflli a small portion of cans and botUes returned to hls store after the chain announced it would redeem them lor a hBlf cent each. They've collected over 70,000 empties· so far. Nixon, Fam·ily Due April 23 In San Clemente? Reliable sources today saJd that Presf· dent Richard' Nixon and his family will arrive at the Western White House in San CJemente AprU 2.1 for an "indefinite" holiday visit. But calls to the White House. this morn- ing failed to officially confirm the in· · formation . • The·visit;-whlch will Include the· Nixon family &pd the regular entourage ot aldes; s'ecurity men and press, will be the first at · the· San Clemente estate since earlf thfs year, when the family stayed a few days. Speculation, held that the President'"' visit was to be one of his routine ''work· Ing• vacations" which he ·has made before at the former Cotton Estate. Some sources have said that telephone worlt at .,the cOmplex ls under way In ·an- ticipation·of the Nixons' visit. Press'1aldes at the capital had no.·com- ment on the queries 'about the ·impeoding visit, presumably because such trips .by the.chi~1executive are·subject to sudden changes. The' standard arrival pattern for the President involves the landlng.o~ the Air Force One jetliner at the El Toro Marine Air Station, followed by a short ,hop i?Y helicopter to the Western White House grounds. Non-candidates Speak Up ' Mai:ine to. Face Laguna Councilmen Excited and Concerned ' ' A New Mexico enlisted man facea· a Murder Charge Two men who will be sitling on the Laguna Beach Cily Council along wit!! the three successful candidates a t Tuesday'• municipal dection, along with the Art Colony's retiring maY«, this week viewed tbt elecUon campaign and thel""I'£. Said 'councilman Charlton Boyd, urm very excited with ·What 1ts haPIJenini in this campalgn. lndiYlduals from all walks ot life are uercising their right to be heard and assuming their key part in the tough job or informing the government or their willhes. "The people I'm talking to are Oodlng this ii a tough one, for each or us bu dlf· fertnt sources and amounts of in- tormatlon available, different cont.acts and expertise. There. are heavily con- flicUng views on problems cultural, human, ecooomic, environmental and general. ~'i ____ 1,;;.:-1 •• : "Thus I believe o.u~~ invo ved ciUzens are ~.Uf,_t~.t1( '~ft1· carefujiy~reyit_, om:_..,.t lelld<rs , for ~ q~i thole "1at·will, aeek a common interest; .tholt'· 1hat w i 11 preserve a good feefing'.in Laauna; and those that will raise the..,1ig~ts -<if all of OW' citizens." • Councilman Roy Holm sa id he was con- cerned beeau~ "the real i.i&ues hive been obscured." "It Is traditional," '°Id Holm, j·for an Incumbent noncandidate to remain siltnt In elections such as ... thlJ, Howevt r; Uit. • ' formal ' pre-trial investl,gatlon into. the is_sues are sufficienl\y critical for me to alleged rifle murder •o! a fellow -Marjne ignore this tradition. Corps trainee, authorit\es al ca:mp "~'m concerned Utat the real Issues Pendleton ·announced today:. haven't ~-~ .'!'•de ,,porlectl)I .. c~1'.,., ei.:.JIQW! G.:,Nuon, la..1s.cqnf1Ml1 , Altl>Ough 11MY:·1"i .... oblclt.'f.,..,,,,, w ·U.-Wtt.•·ll!Of !IP1Jl.'(lin& Iralllll1g , -campaign -~~-~,._...,~,.~ ~ ~t'ij·tlie"iOllthern -otange the one haea1 tbolt. who want to;.-· ~Unelt".:' , t'tf:·_ . ., •. r , Laguna, J;Ieach, rtla1n Its .idontity and on HO 10llbl!O·rt~)i!d bi>'llriir~,Carpf · the <the• those wl1o -pro~t'fi'o111, le1al o!llctr CaJ)l. Pllul ~.,Lavtrlill jn ~ , hlghrlse d • v e 1 op m ••·.cl.~~· p1Vbe, which !'ill de~nnlill< whether tht beadltront aod'blgb denillf -1.,...,. .. ~nt defenda~t should ~,before· a dour t . in the hills. \ · "!<'--martial: board.~ , .. "Theer Is no dllfer-. 11 J can Ar•IO& Is iccu!ed or shooting ·evt. , ~rceive it, in the positions 9111117"4£ t.he LevertJ'ackson; 19, of Detroit, M'Jch., at• candidates regarding the nw<Otlcl-drug barracks April 5. leading to the victim's i&s~. While one slate ~ to ltlt death one hour later in the base hospitaL ' substanU41l increase in narcolic. ,arrests Pvt. Jackson $\lf(ered a 1tn1ie M·l8 1 (St< CO~ P•p Z) bullet wound In lhe chest. · • J "!<> oee If the readfogs .... ~ lo wbat •e're ~~here." ,... !pr-cflecbut will be tele.wl -tbe luurth <olor --"' the ·!May 11i&bl . SfxteeD.mJnutea' before the Uironaula' S<li_sduled wab)ip time at 10:13 · a.m. PS~. 1.o ... 11 radioed Mission Coolrol lhal Haise N\d about nine hours of auJid a1eep and SWfiert. a~· tlx hours. Lovell,tald he got about five hours of "intenDittent•,1 sleep. . : "Just alter we went to aleep 1aet ~ we . had a muter alarm and ft really sc.ared us," Lovell said. ''We werl all ov.~r the cockpit Uke a wet noOdle." • Sorry It wasn't something more slgnlflcant," replied Misalon ·Control. Today was Ille fillal day of lefaure fo< the three 11p1Cemtn bef'c:re braking1into lunar Qtbit, and pj.eparlllf ior their m.. ding. They were making Ille lllOI! of fl. After eeting a meaflfajje aatd ''wam't bad," Ibey began a IG-heur aieep por1bcf (See 4POU.O, Pip Z)' . ' FBI Enters Case . . . or · Laguna . BanlC The JleclefaI BU,.au ol' lnveallPtioll has J>een summoqed to chec1c into an op. parent· !oroed entry Into !be JAguna Beacll b'11Ddt cl Secllrity Piclllc Bank at 381' Forest Ave. • Two broken windOWI were. dllooveod early today on tbe aide ol the bank building facing !ta parting lot. --~d .. llddi delect!Ve ilct. Vic Sagan ~ IOll1...,. apparently eolered and left the huil~g.!1 ·'lbere was nO nn. medlateli v).1ible damage Inside the ~d!Dg, Sagaft akl, and it was untnoWn this mOrnlng U anythJng had been mnOY• ed. 1be FBI was routinely called in, Sagan lsid, since-a federally inour<d benk was involved. Oruge, Coast Wudaer The aun wW • be on part-time duty Tueaday, .and the letnpera· ture 11 slipping back down Into U1e sixties along the <>ranee Coast. INSIDE TODAY 'A onc~me MlllOUrl farm f>oy /tit Uk4 h< ha<I be•n hil on II•• h•a<I with a load o/ hoy a <!'""' ,., cnhlry "9'1: • .,~ • H..,., ·-l tru.._rt11c<ntted•1t.,.....rt ., I P-.J'~P'ft fa l I • ~ ' 1 , • 11 I ' , 2 <OAJl.Y ft~.\ · .. SC l C~~st . 'r.~t~r~ Choose Cou~ciluieil ·on ·Tue ~da ~ J a..:: . Veten 'I!,.. .. cttl., along the Orange lllUt It.: Q X.W, 111$ Pnm11n1 tlU!lbtlll; 'l'W 8*rilell, In! P~ St., In-'three reata): . • · • 'l'radewlnd$ Lane. ldootal,.; ftbbirt w. Bourg, i!IJ'I Avenldl Coul will I'> to the po]!4 Tuesday to tlecl Aft•I • ~ Bologh, 181 Dt! Mar cumbel1jjC!*t1711 M'ead01lbrool St., JO.-PI> A.\>~ 114 Lo<:~Ul, ~· lllttr)ct Six-Richard Crout, U 7 San Carlos; Ian N. Kennedy, 11j ~-.:..-":.. ~ dn'.'. • i:!:!··~'!!..oi::I~::, t.1;1t": IJoel_.:.-., ll. o)boOil; Ml.....,,\ ""'11!lieal.I ~ .. Q6laatl. i1j IMntl finlllaf ,,.., 1114 J-"1!*. Jr., llJ • ._.. Lw: 'W. niitoa SIU, .q dlda~ ~ ue J:;Q IOI fdllr.-,.r alk ~r. , · ~ , .... _'Glll\l1 nf, I.Ila 11.f ,It.,~ • .,..... L. ,...,....\.. ......... ~ ... , . Arialda La~. 1114 ~~ ll l&Ut! i.nm. ~AQr'l.&lU't . t.tY.ta. .... ... )ltfJQID #{."i 8*it C. CoJoi. !ftr11011, ,_. Ostrander, 417 SAN CLEMl!NTI · (15 clllldidala .!Of »!·Camino San ~!e. / Pollina place. In Huntington Beach and illdatoo lor lint aialal: , ·, '!Yr1{ilnl atill ·~ Wllo; ·~ . .POjW a.; bO ..,.,d C. Lon:, 11111' three seal<): •• ' SAN JUAN CAl'BfltANO (nine ca~ F.-tn Valley will be open lrom 7 a.m. Edward E. J .. t; lllO Sanla 'Clara Cir-Potter, iliif"ProV!'de11<1e Lane; Hanry Bali St7' • ~ Robert D. Chilton, 2tl W. AYenlda dldat.s for three seata): , to 1,1.ni,Ja !le~rt Beach, Costa Men, cle, to"""benl; 9'<>!~ ~· "'911, ,1~11 DUk~. 11421 F.all'W.Y Lane: Joe feint,·':· ~wroar ~ lolalll ~~ales Palizada, Incumbent; Wade F. Lower, Ed Chermak, 12111 Los Amlp, In> Lquna Beech, San Juon .Captllrann and Spruce Circle; John J. ti.lengano, 116115 La 17181 691hard St.; Ronald Bauer, !Ill for four .. ali, to ilM e!eOto<l liy dlllllct): 420 Monterey Lone, Incumbent; Thomu <Wnbent; Don Durnlonl, llltl Alim. San Clemente, the poU. wt1l be open ll'cm Gtanllla St: Hall!I L. CQul'reges, zsn Napa ClrCle: Riibffl Zlnngrabe, tMSI District °"·""' owµd ·Rogers, 419 O'Keel•, :rm Via V•l'bell•, :o"IJil~I: Ptoo lid., lnoumbent:~ Josh Gammelt. v a.m. to 7 ,p.m. Cities and ca.nclidates Talbert ~Ave., James L. Bartz,· 11210 Rhone Lane: Ronald Knapp, 16326 Del Seville Ave., 1neumbent, and Al Forg1t, Art Holmes, 213 Avenlct.a. San iPabJo; 31Dl Sacarama Lane; Dollr Ollvar_es! art:· • · · . Wvender Ave.;. :Albert . B . .-Holllnden, Mar Lane; A. C. Marion, JOJ .OJlve Ave.; 2Z05 Balboa Boulevard. Jamea Faith, 2145 Avenida Salvador; 314*1 Ganado Rd.; Billy Reid, 32122 JJel COSTA .f>I~ (-n candldalff tor *'4 Santa Cmnela St .• and Burton Gordi>n Hatoh, !Im Baruna Lane; Hope • District Three-Roy, Woolsey, 113 Via HltOld M-. 913 Avenida Pres\!!l.~i Obllpo Rd.; Gery Sodlkoff, 301111 Sllvet tw• see_ts): _ '.. , _ • Tlubman, 18732 Redwood St. ,. _ Gr~r\205 Utica St.; Nonna Olbbs.,1'1087 Ve~ezia~ and Carl Kymla, 2910 Cliff Herbert Hively, 4111 Calle Ma)'O; um 8Pur Rd.; Don Routt, 27922 Calle &titf Willml T. Jol'd~,JlilO Aain1 A•e,, In-. , llVIY'l:ING)'()llf B~Cll.Jll copdlda~s WH\pi=1Jt4 and l\!Meth Goodwin, ~ Drive. ' Myers, 1205 Colle Toledo: Fred Kotlber, Ynez;: Geotlia Covert, 16012 Avenld~ cuml>ellf; G .... i A.1l'<ktr, Inf Palau IOt fo!!f seats); . ' )lunl!n Aye. · • , District FO\lr-Walt"!'. Koch, 112 Cam· IOI Bueno Vitia; Jamei Lut_k, Sr.,, !IOI ~.&!Ill James 'ftlorpe, 11161 can, Ploce, 1"eumbinl; •IC!t -~ 722 ·~act Gtten, llft Canlorbur)' Circle, In-J.A .A IEACS (llvt. cllldldale> fur , bridge Lano, and Mllan Dollal, 1121 Via Avila; Euiene SlllJivan, Z30 A""1da lal)la Ynei. 1 . . ''•' " From Pqe I VOTE.~ •• #. ' ' . • ~th carftPui. • · Prednct I -Iii-A Thalia Sl., re,o! ~~-·Im Templo l!llia ~I~, residence. ' · · Prtdnct 11 •!GS Santa Cn!l, residence. • , _,, Pridoct u 11111 Santa CM, relidence.: PiOilod U -~ N1t1 !>lace, '"1et ~f: fice. Pr.dnct 11 -1200 Mornin&llde !>r., church DWce. Pndoct 11 -11110 AA. Lqwta Blvd .. llro lll\lon. * * * County to Vote ' On Bond Issues In lddlllon to . clly council elecllOlll TuUday. there are a few bond Jaua before voters In ·Oranae c o.u n t 1 • • municipal elecUona. " Six me1rurt0, lncludlll( nv. llond 1-totallnt .-.1 ml-, fact wters in· All'ohelm. One It an •·• mlllloa ereo: tric' revenUe proposaJ. · · Olber bond illlltl are on the blllol In tho -~ .ol t:yprei& ind Fullerlon, u .. en, u Galdalupo <111 Santa · Barbara Counl)', Son Lull Obbpo 00w!ty'1 Pllln• B,.ch ind Del Mar In San DltSo County. Cll'IOft In r.1 Anielel'County.~.edl .. In San Btmardlno County and McForland in Kem 00Unt1 ,..w vote on lncreutng cl~ 1;1axra1& · · : .. · - Tustin Topless.~:_ Display Rai.de~ Q>qo Cimyt.,.J., olildlla ~ ed I · apely enterUlnff In I Mn tavern jlllt who was -Maring the panti &flffllY Wilen !hoy' bi!ltd bit' ll>i'rid llllJilMt to book 111r ·oo cbariet ol In:. d-~· ,·,• !Ji'lioUjjaloll: '\llep It • rt .-. Am ldclii!Ylt,' IS,· 'tif · Pnmooa, w11 !Op1e!9 and,· 'to· all IJlttiltl" aM purpooe1, · bo\- tomless, in the Tu.scan Room bat when thO!r' cltallOn 1lonl' clOWn her ,..u ... They abo ........ bar ''"-" !Uahard w~ Canon, It, of. 0r1m1e, for pro- cUrihg ·a lernale to lndectllUy upo11 blroell. ' ' C!>a'l'" ol -MIDI a pool room wtthout a llcenli were added to CUlon'• wa-frant. Dt:puUa had 24 hourt earUtr booked Jack Vinion Slonl, It, ol 'l\latln, a fellow employe .at tbt bar, on Jden\kal charges. · , ' All -defindantl 11'1 , ... "' bill. Greeks free_(:ompi>,ser · ATHENS (AP).:.. TM Greek mllllari· backed regime ll~a~ Monday, «it of it• l1tOll etlebrale.!I, poUUcal 'P'!aot!tr1 compo,.r Mlkll Theodotakll, and au;;;.;i him lo fJ,y lo. P~ let. medical. treat• ment. · Thl< ,.., confirmed by the 45-~ear .. ld compottr'a mother and bl1 wlfe. There WU tlO ltllement from the l'Ovtrnzbtnt, DAILY PILOT "...,.,. ..... HWfltf ..... ..... u.• ... dl ........ ,...., c .... NtH S..C'-- oiu.NM co.ur "UILISMIMO coi.t.,AN\t •obtti N. Wtei ,.ruldenl lr4 l'~!!sl!tr J1c\ It, C11rl11 VICI "ruiaent a!'ld o.i.rt1 M1ntttf lllo"''' Ktt¥il EcUIOr Th""''' A. M11rphi~• M...,•tl"' Ed11CN' llichtri I', Ntll ~h Or•J19t Ct\1!11y E"l!IH' """"" C~ll Mnlt DI Wt>t t1y $1""1 Nt"'JIO(I lttc~: ttll W..l .. ._, ._...,,,.. 4 ....... dllntl'-IA-Mllhll9ilen 1..0-: 11t11 hldl 1,,..11w11'l1 S.11 Cilmentei JOI Ntrtll II Cltlftlllo Rtll . MAlltY MAlltTINIZ l'lltlPARIS FOR MASSJVE TEACHERS STRIKE IN LOS ANGELES ' Walkout Dr.,,,atblng 'Docllnlng Quality of 'Education' In LA's 616 Schools ·~ . ' •, Teachers -Strike in LA; l .,, ; . ) ' .. ' -'' ' "' .... , .,.,, .... ~ ... ~~at?s 1 tQi Stay. Open ·:r.os ANGELES · (AP) -Temm fonnt41 'plCU\ lines oultfde ld!Oo1' througl>Oui 1"e All~tlet today In lhe finl day of a •atriit1 Celled by 8 uniori wh!Ch lilts n,ooo of·tti'" dl9lrlct't 26,000 ieadlen as members. , Supt; _Rpbert Kelly. said all po.Ulhle classes would be kept open w1Ui nonstriken, 2,000 substitute teachers and supervl!ors. · The Los Angtle! ·khoQJ system is ee- (.'()nd only to New Yor~ ctty'a ·1n total enrollment. Jt'has 616 scbools and 653,000 students. ·Rober! J\!ri!Om, preildent of ' the United Tea~ers . of Los , Angeles, the slj1klng union, u'l'd Kelly lo dooe the ldlocils. _ . !'POor .tdUcallon1J WOrt.h le!I than no mllllon deficit al"ad,y and would need half a billion dollars to meet au the demands. About 12,000 of the 1!,000 teachers who cast ballots last week voted to strike. 'nMt union, ·tfacked by several Jib<r' orianiza- tion.s1 the American Federation o f Teachers and the Natiooal EducaUon A.ssoclaUon, olfered 1bikert illtemt.free lnons Of up 1o 11,000. State legislators say they can't act lm· mediately to ease ltle district's financial crisis because a proposition on the June l primary ballot leaves \he next move up to the votua. The proposition would raise the 8\ate's share of school COits from the preoent 15 perctnt to liO perc<nt. education at all," Ran!!Om told newsmen L Off• Sunday. "It is better to dosa dOW!I the; aguna icers system and hope the pubUc ·comer to our aid. My hope Ii that tho JWlnil tn4 ll"' .~ p d J B payers will rally behind ~-llTL,A· .. :· oun t te eats P"""" tbe.ltale leglsla~ to glvi! .lite . district more money." · Four LagUha Beach ~lice otncen took The unlon l,:Ud -1he dilJitrlct lgrt_e ~It· to the sidewalks "SOuth CoMt Highway only the *~ '.~~ provide the money •. Saturday iJtemocm ahd eVening In an ex· neceau7· 1o ·.mtil even. ,part, of tha · perlment Urged·by many clt.lltrui during teachers · dt!n•. for ID!l"e pay •,~a\let ' the election campe.lp. classes, .class ·~aides and ,sui:Jtl rm, Le In th 1 d · · 1th -~·ti provemeQb ·uc:arptUng alrcondlUoniD• av. g ersqu~ caraa e•t.a on, and~. ' , 'i' .: the oi!Lcers walked in pairs up and down "I don't think the .teacbtrs are 10 JT\UCh Coast Highway betw~n Broadway-and Interested Jn dollars as ln tmpnivlng ·the ; Cleo Street on the noon to f p,m. ahll~, school sylleni "lla.,om.old. · During tbelr foot patrol, they lssuecl.12 Guards Save Man In San Oemente Two San Clemente Ufeguard1 -one a rookie -retcUed . a younc Ontario man from near drowning Sund1y .oon in heavy 1urf and riptide! which plagued the South coast for the enUre weekend. Roy Swearengin, 24, was treated for shock after the rescue near the Unda Lane area of the city beach north of San Clemente pier. Ltreguard Chief Dick llizud old li!eguards Norman Fleming and rookie Mark Wilson perfonned the rescue, 01e of 20 recorded on Sunday. Beach attendance -like the water hazards -were high, the chief aald. Saturday'a totala on city and county beaches ttear San Clemente was about JS,000. Sunday'• tolal of beachgoera wu about 21,000. ' The air temperature ranged in the mid '10s whfle the water about 60 degrees. "'The surf was just plcklng up on SatW'• day, and the waves were ranglna: from three to five feet and building," Hazard said. A total of seven swimmers needed help In the water. FirSt 1td responaa: numbered 15. Cock Fight Raided JASPER, Tenn. (AP) -Mort than IU persons were arrested and IOJ1\e ·400 • fighUng cocks seized· Iii a raid latt Sun- day on what Tenne11ee atate troopers said was a national cockfl1hUng cham- pionship tournament in a barn in 1 remote area of Marlon County. t Drug11, Nudes, Dogs ' I ~ South Lagunans j Seek Crackdown South Lal\lDI ree:identl concerned over tranalents and betlCh infrdont ranging from dope and nudllm to unltulled doe• met at a private resideoct Saturday Voters Select 3 Councilmen In. Capistrano San Juan Capistrano's 1,584 registered voters will go to the polla tomorrow to select three city coundlmen from 10 can.- dldates vying for tho open poalUon. Listed Oil the baliot will be Incumbent Ed Chermak, Mrs. Georgia coVert, in· cumbent Dori Durnford, Josh Gammel~ Mrs. Dolly Olivares, William Reid, Donald Routt, Gary Sodlkoff and Jim Thorpe. Patrick Kendley bu been cam- paigning 11 a write.In cand!date. Tuesday's election will bring to a close a mild friendly campaign which has been free of persooal attacks and heated COD- &rovenles. . 'Illa major ltsuea bave been lhe llmJta. lion of mobile home park development the insUtuUon of a parks and recreatl~ commltaion, wl1en lo plan for a pollco department and the overall quality ol di)' plannlnf. \The pollt will be open trom 7 1.m. to? p.m. Ballots will be cast in two precincts, l;he fJre ataUon and the garage ol Mra. Pal Albert, 21181 Calla San Remo. From Pftfe I COMMENTS. • • over the past 18 months or so and vitwa ~is increase with alann, othen, my1elf J.nCluded, regard it as clear evidence that our overworked J>Or'ice .force is doing everything humanly possible to correct the problem." Holm concluded, "My hope 18 that t'-who know what I stand lot and share my ideals ttgarding the orderlr dttelGprlltnt 'of' Lapna Btl<!h· wm ' recognize that Joe O'Sullivan and Joe Tomehak share tbese Ideals." Mayor -Vedder commented that "an emotional Issue on a Worldwide &oclkl problem has t'Onsumed much Ume." He expressed the view only total in· volvement of all Individual clUiena, lawmakers, enforcement officer1 and the coorts could solve the problem.. u111n1 calm and reason, Vedder eked as vital laeuet for the de~· of Laguna! P9PU1"Uoo denslljl;'dOV.lopmont ol the, Main Beach : development of Ille hillsides: 10lutlon of tr1lllc and Pll'.klnl • problemsi p:-esre~itkm of· tr.e: ·eom. muntty's lf*lal d'llhcttr; and .en-· cooragementof "t certaln amoum;, type , and quality of toutism ." · • afternoon to form an acUon ~p. ! The ll'OUP lfl'Od to petition for ~ Orange County Sheriff's Office ell" forcement including a sheriff's sub&t.allo11 to South Laguna. There wu · a~ t!iscuasion of hiring off,duty oll<rlfl'' depull., u a 1ecurlly palrol lot U,. private bead:les. ' · "'Ibere were over 200 ol them dO'ri the" Suqday and dogs running around loose," said one resident. HWhat can twe deputies do with 200 people?" Another residtnt a&ld many believe that 1 talked ol crackdown oo trt111lenla in Laguna Beach would route even mmi of the traMlenta: to South Lajuna. i ' . ' Rutl N. Hook, 12111 Coast mgb1\>ay, said lncreulng vlnltUons Include nake4 S1.Urunlng and sun ballllnf In the are; known as Thousand Stairs, marijuana \15' and unleashed clop fouling the sands. ! A woman resident said teenage strti are being offered marijuana and aeiuil activlUes by transients on the beach. (' 1t was estimated that bout 40 per!Ofil attended the Siturday mtellng. Pledgee of funds were made to start a war chest to work on the lraOOent problem. Tbf group aareed to wrtte county 111~ asldll( IDONI police prot.ctlon. ,' Jud,a Richard Hamilton of I b \ municipal court wu also dilcussed. The oplnlnn w11 txpresaed that he had r.;. been severe enough In handllnr crlm1nlil complaint! In his court. I "We wtll br1ng as much presau~e at PQISlble W. either get him out or to 1• him to dJaavow pot •moklna and nudism,'' said one man. He said a~ that the ll'OUP atlemplA!d unsucceeofully 16 hue a deputy district attorney attond th~ meellnf. \ From Page I APOLLO ••. at ll:U a.m. PST. 'Ibey planned to di some sightseeing later today and inspec:t OJ• .attadied lunar landing c r a f t '' Aquartds" tonfg'ht. ' "We'"' all feeling pr"etty .Coo d , '• reported Swigert. Swigert, lfho lefl behind a cird lltl1Jt1 items he waa to change in his flight plan, asked for an explanaUon ol eome nota· Uont on 1 photographlc plan. The min he replaced, Thomas K. MatUngly, ex· plained them to him. "You're doing good .Work, guy,'' Mat- lln¥,IY lold his understuQy. ' Well, I had a gotXI prime trtwinan th~t taupt me , all 'I k:now ," anl)fmd Swigert. He lloo4 ln for Mattingly a day befOre Salurdar.'s launch alter doetors decided MatUngly·)lorbabl7 would come down witll: Ge~n l)l'.8ilet this week. He bas yet to show any symptoms. * * * Union lN.aen.. Old whel'( f\rtllt 11th-·_ ci tations, mostly for sitUng on lldew1lka hour negotiatlOM ended F'tlday that·'.' and violations of the leash law. One tbousandi Of teaefters 'M>uld,11ll)' out \lo*'. ·drunk \!&S apprehended, one drug suspect UI the end of tbf·lchool ye"r ll neOeesaey., ·· .was brought in and a few were cited for But 90n1e· te~~ 'told Mwimen lh~ .ex:··. littering. peeled tO ~ltlY' ail onlt a few dJ)'I ·to ' Officers Dave Avera and Carroll Bush demonstrate tWtr dissatisfactton. ·• walked the first half of the eisht hour Swigert Forgets Taxes On April ·4 lie 'teitbert rejected an stint while Dave Brown and Mlchael offer of i. ~1 'Offctnt lnCceue. (Iver Uie· : L<lulsanna took over for Ute second four preM!nt a~al1 11lary rin8e of fTt~ to , bouts. $13,650. The a&ttk:t llld it lat!d ·• -·40 · Police Chief Kenneth . Huck said today . _ the foot patrol experiment will be Capo Rezo~g . . Hearing Tonight A pu'bnC' ht•rlDf on the ...om;,, Ol 11 acres from butiness district to multiple famUf ·•nd apar\n\ent dlst!'lct 'Will take plact at tonlghl's 7 o'clock meeUng or the San Juan Capi~trano City Council. Tbe property, owned by Weatport Enterprises Inc. 11 located on ~the 'tttrt. lldt. 'Of· Che rallroad track and th• north ~ evaluated and its effectiveness compared '\Vith that of the usual squad car patrols. ~ight Times Told At Laguna Gym Th e Laguna Beach High School gym. naslums now are open four nights a week for recreational activities, city Recrea· tiOn dlteclor Georce· Ji'owlu has •n· nou'nced. Astronaut Asks 'Out of Country' Filing Exten.sion SPACE CENTER, Houslon (AP)-Llke many onother American, John L. Swigert Jr. put off filing his income t.ax. Al a bachelor earnlng ,*20138$ a ytar the rea.son might have been just a dela1 ln p1ylng the large chunk of money due and, anyway, he was busy helping friends prepare ror a long trip. April 15, after all. was still several days away. But at the last mlnute tom.et.bing hap- pened to make one friend miss the trip and Swigert went instead. It was one of thole light r.emarlta qiat always pata between lfOUnd a~ d spacecraft to ht.tit the monotony of ~ lnterrninablll numlier' that an> J>ii!ed verbally back and forth. v "How do 1 apply for an extensiot'!"' said Swigert, 111ddtnly alert. Thert wili a Jot of laughter. r ''Hey ~lsten," aald Swigert, "that'•~ tunny.· Thlnas .kinda happened real 4at down there and J ~ need an extens14 1 didn't get mine filed." •. More l1u1~r. · .. • end cl Lbo RIOo Street. Th(! schedule Ja at follows: . He went so raRt, that not only did the income tax 1llp his mind, he also forgot to take a card that outlined aome vtf1 important plans 'for the trip. Then, on SUnday, c1me the n1vel1tlon. lt w1s 1kln to the situation d m1ny a traveler who remtmber11 halfway to the seashore, that he left hll wallet Cll the "l'm really ttrlous," came the vtlc1 from 1pact, ''l may bl 1pendln1 tlm .. l n another qu11m1Uno besides the ..... , are plarmlni for me ." e - \ A -.I public hearing wlll lal<e piece on another W11tport parCel located. ' be\Wttn .Tht C-~ dl!!vtlopm1nt~and &ht , San Dltgn Frttway. OthtlP busln... Will lnclud" V1'IOUI watar. workl dlltdct matlfrs l!tcludlna a · presentation of the ma1tcr plan for Orangt County Water works :Olltrlel 4 whlcli his been lron,.nlt~: from the Boird of.Superviaor1. Th. w1let dl"trtct wa1 recently lranaferred to the city'& control. Molday: Men's wlisyball, S:IO to 1:30 p.m., boys• l)'m. • Toet4'yl' B11tr.tb'all (!rte play), 7 to 9 p.m., boya' ,Ym; ·women'& •olleyball, 7:30 to 1:30 p.m.,glrll' gym. Wednooday: M•n'o volleyball, 8:30 to t :3tl p.m., boys' SYfll; folk d~nclng, 7:$0 to' !;30 p.m:, girls' om. ;. · Tburlda,, c....i wll07ball (adulll • 6:111'lo t:'IO p.m., boys'·l)'!!I. For further lnfonnatlon c1U l h t Rtcrt&JlOll'Dep&rlmen~ ill+!12'- f klt::-hen t1ble. . By this time lie was halfway to the moon on Apollo 13. Somewhat sheepishly, Swigert a8lced If ha could ha'f'e some flight plan changes reftd up to him. "I th ink that l forgot and left that clrd back during the aut.Una.'' he !&id. 01 left It IA Iba 11111 IOOID." 'Nut!' Later, Swigert and the other two ulr0n1uta were having the day'• news read to them· when came an liern that began : "Today•1 f1Vorlte p&Jtline across the U.S .••• " i · Capsule communicator Josepn Kerwtn reading the Item, stopptd 1nd nld: "Oh, oh, have )'OU llA)'I tiled )'out 1AOome tar yet?... • ' ' Now the ll'OtlQd WU soothing. lt'dclie taken e1re of. Tbert wu eome m.te b&nter •bout having an aeent meeUni 1bt crew on •the recovery c1rrler tn ''h PacUlc on 1palahdown, before t quarantine that CMdJ M_, a. ~ ' Later Swigert was told about 1'\n Internal Revenue Servi« rtgulatlon ~L provide1 en automatJc extension ~r anyone out ol the country. "'.,,. "illllt'• good _., .. aid Sltt,ert,, 11 gu•u t qullity." .,.~-·---------------.,.,.-,.,..,---~ . \is This· Lagun~ Beach Or Anaheim-on-the-Hill? ' By THOMAS MURPlllNE Of "" 0.llY l"lllt Stiff ELECTION RELECl'lONS: And so, my fellow Lagunans, today we bring to a close yet anolhet campaign for three open seats on the Laguna Beach City Council. Tomom>W we vote. It's been an interesUng campaign, I gueu, if you have a bit or a pen- chant for horror stories. Out-of-townen seem to have managed a lot mare t. . chuckles out of it lhan..lhe ~~:folki. • \ ~ ' Somehow, over the"Yeirs: I've always held ·this rather smug little belief that Lag\1111. iS Ute last baslion or • ~ty in ~qe Count$. .~ • ~ That smugness was lhattn just a blt, I'll admit, when this council canuia.J.gn opened. And the shouting be- gan. And the' marches on City H-11. And'the cries for con· vulsive action or some kind against certain people of some kind. Indeed .. Jt ~eemed we ~ ~glnnini to sound like Anaheim built on the!>siat of a hill. * LAGUNA'S CAMPAIGN opened rather curiously when Councilman Rich· ard Goldberg, an incumbent, began talking like all the ills ol the town and the world coukl be laid at the doorstep of our litUe City Rall. Somehow you were given the impression that maybe over the pUt four years, Dick hadn't really associated with an those other fellows down in the IDUllkipal halls. / * . On the other hand, if you listened to some of the political ranting that was particularly loud in the downtown bowl, you might have gotten the Im· pression that the ills: of our vUlage Could be blamed on Vice Mayor Joe O'Sullivan. * ALL TlllS WAS kind ol confusing for a country boy like me because In the Goldberg-O'Sullivan terms, we were talking about ltle. same four years. * ' . Now, I'll admit I don't know much about politics. But I know Joe O'Sullivan. Back some time when both of us carried fewer summers, we padded around this town in bare feet and torn blue jeans and climbed eucalyp- , tus trees and splashed through mudpuddles on Park Avenue and thanked the good Lord every day that there was a Laguna. Joe, for the first ti.me in his life I suspect, has taSted a bitter cup of acrimony in his own hometown during this dollar-heavy council campaJgn. Why, the other night I understand one of the downtown bigwigs bad-mouthed O'Sullivan so crudely that it left Joe 's pretty wife near tears. That's not the Laguna I know. * THERE'S AIM been a lot of yak-yak in the downtown claque about us getting some 24-hour cooncilmen. That might lie nice. But would you ever find one awake? * And the Laguna Chamber or Commerct, which draws considerable sup. port from the municipal coffers, has played cilrioos roles in the last two elections. Back during lbe school financing vole, Chamber directors just couldn't make up their collective minds whether to l'et{lmmend the people vote yea or nay. Jn this .council election, however, they popped out bravely mouthing the campalgn slogans of three: candidates. ' . Well, like they say, money talks. * And finally, you beard of qout&e about that unrehearsed march on· city llaJI by seyeral merchants the other day. I understand it was so spontanebus · that certain parties only had Ume to call two newspapers and a couple of • radio stations before the thing got going. ltwwas probably the aaine people who've been sc.reabng about "Laguna's Bad Image." IF LAGUNA'S image has heel'! damaged In recent times, il seems fairly clear that this elect.ion campaign hash 't helped. But now the tumult and shout· ing dies. We vote tomorrow. We shall learn if the CQmmunity has been stampeded and polarized into opposing camps. We shall see i£ the calm voices of reasoo shall once more prevail. Have we become jusl another Anaheim built on the side of a hill'? Or are we still Laguna'? • -<>(DAK.T fll.#f lld ,.... SMALL FRY~ HAVE THEIR SAY IN LAGUNA MARCH'; If the Big. Kids Can Pro'tul, Wh'y +C~n't Wet ,:-· .. •- • Kids M~rch in Lagilna; • Pol.ic e Get Their Goat - A youngsters' march in downtown Laguna Beach occurred Saturday aI- terooo11 in protest against an earlier merchants' march on city hall. About a dozen children ranging from aboUt six years old up, three or four adu)ts, a goat and some dogs asse mbled on Coast Highway al Park Avenue. They carried signs. Police monitored the activity and ruled that the goat was not allowed on a public sidewalk. tt was removed. The group walked beside C o a s t Highway lo Thalia Street. crossed the highway and walked back along the other side passing by Bart McHugh's toy store. He had beeft one of the merchants pro- Psychics Slated At Women 's O ub . ' Spiritual Research Associates w l 11 present three psychics in a program at I.he Women 's Club, Gle1V1eyre Street and St. Ann's Drive, at 8 p.m. Friday, April 17. Demonstrating theJr a b I I I t I e s as mediums will be Dorothy Vallas, who formerly has appeared in Laguna; Edward Foard, president of t h e California State Spiritualist Association, and a third surprise guest \vhose name will be announced later. The public is invited to attend, ac- corditig to SRA president Si Slavin. A donation will be accepted. Slavin also announced that Dr. Gina Cerm1nara, fan1cd author and parapsychologist, will lecture in Laguna in ~fay and also conduct a one-Oay workshop on the subject or general semantics: testing the transient 11tuaUon ln Laguna Beach. Signs said, "Mate !Ave TO)'I Not War Toys"; "Love One Another"; "Please Love Mother Nature"; "Jesus Had Long Hair": "Hippies Art People. Treat Peo- ple With Dignity"; and "Yer Virginia, ·Santa Claus Has a Beard." A'A. adult member of the group said the march was "a peaceful demonatraUon to show there was another viewpoint" about transienta. County Man, 83, W reek Victim An elderly Anaheim man was kll~ when struck by a car Saturday afternoon, the Orange County Coroner's Office reported. Jose Jaime, 83, waa atruck down in the 600 block of Eaat Llnocln Street by a vehicle driven by William H. Boeck, 41, of Anaheim. Ja.Ime died of hil injuries at Orange County Medical Center. Police are invesUgating lht accident. Fullerton Man Dies In Swimming Pool A Fullerton man drowned Sunday In a swimming pool at his home. Robert C. Rfhberg, 48, ol t911 Conejo Lane, an accountant, was found floating in the pool by his brother·in·law Lyle Melquist. Police saJd Rehberg was alone at home when he decided to go swimmlna:. He had inflated an air matlres.s and apparently fell of! Jt while floatln§ In the pool. El Rancho has the hottest price in town! TEK •• • • • • • • • • • • • On1y Ute price is reduced .•• now, get a quality brush for every member of the family! You can't go wrong &t this priced Colgate Ttothpaste .................. 69c. Colgate 100 ................................ $1.19 Prevent decay with MFP ..• save 14c, too! Reg. $1.49 size, .. price includes 12c off label. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• For value ••• 1hop a.U department,, o.t yo11.r Personalized SuJJ.erniarket! Frying Rabbits ....... ~~"! .... .-. 89~ Enjoy an old fuhioned ·country dinner.• ,{fried rabbit. rravy, biscuits ••• & be glad you shopped El Rancho! • .. Ground Chunk ........................ : .. '. .. 79~ Ground Round ........................ 89:. Alwa.ya fresh ••. wjUt hearty bee( goodness! So very lean ••• and fresher,'for flavor ! DAILY "LOT ' I ~·•• F11t11re Alternate Plans \ Bared F~~dtty Allenwte concepla for Laauna'• lont- awalled 1enera1 pl>n wlU be preoenlecl to the Plmnlng Commlsalon IJICl lbe publJc al 1 ..ia1 study session In dly ball councU chambers at 7:30 p.m. On rrtday, Aprlt 17. Abraam Krushkhov, project director for the plaruUng firm ol D..ueli Mann, Johmon 4c Meodenball which was retain- ed by lbe city lo undertlU the planning study, will· present a variety of concepls for review and comment·. • • · 'It will be the tali ol the CJty Co\JnCll, al!B public hwinp, lo 1tleot lbe con- cept upan whlth Laguna'• fUtilre wlU be pliiuieil. The· five alttmaUves to be di8cusled. IJICl Illustrated next Friday, acconlln1 lo City Planner ·AJ AuJry, are the multiple con concept, with various commercial """'; !he.linear concepl, which woUld be 1n utenllon ol Lquna'a prooenl llyle ol developlll<lll;. IJICI ·hi&h dellllly IJICl low denstly cooc:epla. SA to Get First Negro Firemen Next Week Santa Alli wltl have Ill .first Negro firemen on April 24. Two men. MaUr1ce Smith ancl-Clareoce QuIUen, both 29, are to groduli< In 1 cl111 ol 22 rookies after six weeks ol fire fighfing !reining, city officials said. Quillen wu already a clty employe, worthw u an equipment operator Iii the streel deporlmenl. He wu.flnl hlr<d by the city In 11164. ' Smltb was fonne rty an a l r c raft med>anlc for Doug!• Aireraft Co. In 1-Beach. 1be clus of 22 tralneta will aerve throughout the city on a .rotatioo balia durln1 the nexl "'"· m. department of. llclals ~d. Latest city employmenl records llhow abool t2 percenl of 836 city jobs are held by minority persons. Thla is an increase from 11.4 percent a year ago. Foot Sewn Back In Rare Surgery PHILADELPHIA (AP) -Temple University HOlpital surgeona ~ back on a lf..year-ol:d boy's right foot wtnqa had been nearly severed by a train. But they held little hope for a 1uccessru1 Im~ plant. Joseph Hines fell In front of a moving freight Sunday while pleylag on railroad !racks In North Philadelphia. Dr. George Ro.w:mond, head o C Temple's surgery department, said the four·hour operation was "Wllque and un. precedented" but said succes.s appeared "very alight." "ntere'a always s chance with a young per1011," he said, 0 and none of the major blood supplies to Ute foot waa aeveffil." '11>e pJonnlnc ~ •loo will °'""' Jn lame ••1nn0vauena11• a p p 11 ca b t 1 etpeelally to Lquna, Aulry Mid. '11>e DMJM ...., beg• Ill .llludr Ill June, 11111. Since llleo JI hu prepor<d a· tensive rwporta·on economic, land tm and traffle IJICl clrculatloo faclon ln•I;quna, aloot With • (Qllb report bMed ·on -ol the Cltimls' AdYilOr)' ·c.m-mlttee. • Each altemaUve concept to be presen- ted wlU be conaldered Jn Ibo Uglll of deQo slty, traffic, ZGll\ni IJICl other .fadon. Traffic L i glit Streamlinl,ng Set in Laguna Moclemlzatloo of Laguna's lllnc tnf!lc algnab along Coast HJgbway and oddHJon ol pedestrian slgnab Is expcted lo be&ln by June I. · ThiJ was lhe anessment tody ol a 1pokesman for the State DiVislon ol Highways which has awarded a contract for the work to William R. Habn ol La Habra. ..,. The Halm bid, lowell of five, wu for $ltl,390. The clly ahare, already paid from gas tu funds, was SM,000. The work between Viejo and Diamond Streets b expected to take about 21 week!. It includes new signals of tbe mut..arm type extending over the traveled way. pedeslrlan walk-wait signals IJICl 91min1 devices lo alert the aianals Of cars OD in .. leraectlng atreell. The work dubbed by the state "traffic ldjusted progresalve signal aysleml" 11 to .... the trldltlcnal Laguna boltl<neet on Coul Hlghw1y and aid pedeslrlua In crossing. It wltl Include no new 1lgnab. !--. Uom Involved inclllde Dlainond, Bluebird, Crea, Tballa, Legion, Laauna, Fons\. Park, Ocean, Broadway, Cliil-Alter, MyrUe, Beverly Ind Cllfl·Vlejo. ' Viejo to Give 'Miracle Worket' MlDlon Viejo llllh Scbool clr- worilhop will pnxllJ!" '"11>e Mlroclo Wbrttt" Wed OD die life ol Ha1eJ1 Keller APfll 15 throllgh . .11. . I The play by Wllli1m GI-will be a the lecture ball, room 223. II begins eacb night at a. General ldmlssioa la $1.25. Tbe pl1y lakes place Jn ~ IJJ80s In IJICl around the Keller Homestead in TulcuJn.. bia, Ala., and afJo In Perkins Institute fer the Blind In Boston. The cast consists of Sharoa Younr, Mll<e Pauls<n, Casey Wllaey, Bonnie Ar· qullla, Joe Ricbanf!IOL, SCott Renh, Sharon Prather, Kelly Doyle, Mellua Slmml, Lorrie MelfJ', Sallee Griffith, Charles Boedet, Kathy McGowan, Janet Demers, Bill Klripalrlei, Vleld Wolf, Paula Cunnlngbam, Chrla Hornbeck and Sid Nutler. It ii dlrect..r by Bonnie Grahm. Regular dental care !<>- day, can mean so much in Jater years. A brisk brush and a quality den· tifrice are euential I ' Ground Chuck Patties ................. 79 fr. Ground Round Patties .......... 89:. Prlcu in effect M014.., Tuu., Wed., April 1$, 1~, 15. No aalu l<rdtokra. AacaDIA: Sulllll 1nd HUftfin;lo!t Dr. (El lttndlo Conler) • Each pattic exactly the Mme aizc ! Super ahopptr produce valiu! Ruby Red Grapefruit Sweet and Juicy •.• pink & colorful and delicious! The best Texaa has to offerJ ' 10 Precision ground mcaL in perfect patt1es ! A I tit• D•lico.lttBen Kraft American .Slices Just right to top a hamburger pattie ••• for sandwichea. too I Save on the 12 oz. package. ~~-----"- PASADEllA: • 320 Wtlt tolondo Biid. .SOUTH PASADEllA: f-11<Hlllrti1&1D1 Dr. HUNTillCTOll IUClb -.Ind A1"""1• (Bal!dln~ C.111<) ll£WPOIF llOCH: 2n7 """"" Biid. Ind 2!SSIIStbt1n Dr, (tllllhrft Yill1CO·C.ntor) . I , I • ; t GAILY l'llJIT ···-...,.~ 13.1970 -'*' - Vie t ~qng Str iking Terf Qf. I~to Cambodians 1 ................ ...., f A Gwcow, Scotl~d colu:t award.- ~ ~ Mcleod '9811.'80 In dani· 8.gea for injuries received when a publlC toilet co!lap01ed. City attor- neys argued unruccesalully that l l I McLeod: sat down more heavily lllu UJuai because be bad beOci drllltilll" , . 0 Ff/t~/ttle •lt ... nlal'1/ •Choo! childT'd\.. visited tht Bellvue WCZlll., airtrict'1 odmtniltration center °"' a field trip recentl11 cmd 1Cltrt •hoWn. amohQ' other tJitngs, a cop11 ~hine. When the dtmonltratio'li WGJ over, Cl rmoU bo11 approoched the guide, filhfd a grubb~ ltmon drop out of ~ PoC"4I Giid ar~td, "How ' obOut iiialclllil lS copl<1 of thill" '" . . . • " A ·l(cindOll, 1!illll'1td, high court 'J~~ "ncoally of<)ared $26.40 per ·""* plumber R-8rooklh1w .to ·t>liJ ''12.IOO lcr a fellow 811>81eur ,._r p1-yer wtio be 1<1cked dur-·mr '• gome. ~l!law, ~. 1ald hl.fll.u'.!1 jt wW .talt• hlln to y1ar1 to,Jle.Y 11 o(t. • .-, , ' . -... ; ·Three bcmditi "4Jacked a'tTUck l.git wtelc in HMhUton Toiomltip, If .1., and ti~ tin th o cargo of hOr1 41oi~vrt1. Officioll taid the lqtk liill>~ hod Uttlt .,... ,.u ...... b1ll -bl • ,..,. """' _.... to • mmMIOU. cocl<foil portv. • Wiien Gart'!lll! mea1Jeo thriaten- 1\111!> i>Of~-Ill• Apollo ll!ot Sat. unt17. Canrocl Ali!•"• a spol!e,. ril'aa fnr 'Cbaac'1)or Wllly ,Brandt, gavo.Jli1 •WI! ldau about the di· seaH. · H• aald they were 11East Geemaa ~I••", not Jun plain old Oennu ftlOllJ!es and certainly not West German mealles. . ' NO NAME VILLAGE, Cambodia (AP) .. -"'lbe Vjet pong came and took the • Y.k!tname11. vi.agers away from .here, that's wb;p thUe ls no one here/' the Cambodlan t1plaln Aid, IOIJIPlnl at the flles with blo brlldectonblp. His two companies ol troo~ moved through the v!Uage oo the Prek Trabek River whtre moouy Vietnam.,. had Uv· ed. They Marched the small thalch huts, th., put malchel lo Ille Under-dry walla. • The Clptaln; Qlcldq his whip, l!ld he dldn' lmolr·the name ol the village. None ol bl!. i._ did either, and it rellly -'( matt .... In their eyes all the Viet· SALT 'Feam Leaves Home To Meet Russ -'lllJqart -Viol c.nc. • .... oolcll.r, canY1ll a bukal flll1 OI -u s-. -... a •• pollltt4 ~-ud ~ aor'¥oully. " Wll dn1Y-aa Ha ~~a --llWI In dvllllL .... 'ud bo ~to be lttll IJktii .......... Wllmdld.-Vo The -...... to unllmbor their AK41 flll.. but tlio man twitched .... vulllvtly and lurDod oo hla face. "Viet c.nc. Viet Oonl.'\ ... ti-. aid, but didn't -• lllot. The llWI bad died. The captain aid there bad been a ba~ Ill ln No N1111t Vlllqo eart1er In Ute IDll'llllll· 'l'Wo Clmhodlaa vlUqlrs Wllo The only Vl~amese to ~ ..J. .. J. a •utiaull1 r-...cl dtlc:riMd ID alpk wizened ok1 man and two women lying .,,...,. ~ Coal ud OaaNdlon phauatod In a pii( sty beside the -•. fl tho v!IJace. ,.. ' -ruim ol tbeil --.... no .,_..., ao tbe ~· i Down 1 duotio wqon pa!Jl ,mlcll wound olde, '""""'" Ind tho VIII, c.nc 11/lCler Jeafl' -lnel; lhl troopa) ..... -1a _, vtllap --. 'od a·-Uoo-. •Iara• Catbollc, --· , lfiurd!. the pride of Ute village, 1')eY set Wbllo ,.... ol tbe ~ Ill tbl looted UP a madllne-gun and fired r~aled houftt ablue, olherl i:auu....i, ~ ~ 1£""' cloeed wooden doors. the OUM"°\11 reln/orcecJ ~ tbet The lbe movod ~' laCllod ii the Vlelolm .. had bull! b!afalb, their , and lllf K , -· ,'J'he captain aid the V~ c;.., The roof cella_-t in a roar and the ·bad 1rled to eolrondl them-In the Ule-1ize ~ o1 the Virglil Mary and YiJlqe l>l' flablll>l lftxn the bunliorL Jooepti ~ be -lhrou&h 1bo ilameL t : , r t '"" IUlllrl 1 ... ~.. riuOaect tip chlckem and ducu and tied them to their bells lo< tbe evfalnr meal. One !Oldlor Jed a pony, another had a cow in~ Three pip were lllol, and the Jolded the' carcu&e1 Oil a truck that- c&rried &icytlea, beddln( and ~ lroiD the tmall village store. 1 By noon, the village was gutted,. and at least 70 houes were burned, the. homes ol tamb0dlln1 u well as Vietnamese, alcq wlih the IDOUnd1 ol straw that hd been piled up to fee<! the catue durin( the current dry se.a80ll. The lrOopi left. Busing S tfLrts In Florida; Kirk Gives In WAIHJNGTON (AP) -J!larini oecnt IMlrucllono from Prtlld"'t Ni.oa; U.S. nqollalorl Ill out lDdal' I« • crudaJ round of tata with ""·-.. curbil!I ' the· llJ1ll race '*-' Ibo l w'O · superpowers, • , BRADENTON, Fla. (UPI) - Superintendent Jack Pavldaon regained command of M~atee County'• achooll today and prepared to Implement a d.,.greptlon plan Gov. Clamo Kltk tried for _a week to block. Tuetday morning, 27,700 elementary ochool studeoil , and 107 tead>en In Manatee will attend desegregated Schools and many ol the atudents will be buRd long distance• past their neilbboriJO<Jd achools. The aix·man team led by U.S. disarma- ment chief Gerard SmJth ia stoppin& fir11t at Bnisleil to brief tbe NATO allltl Tuesday on Ille forthcocnlng U.S..&Mot Strategic Arms Limitation Talu - SALT. Then Thanda;, al Vienna, the u.s. en- voys sit down wit~ their SoYiet opposlta to begin toogh bargalnlnc' that it u- pected'la go oo for f11«11111· The two lldes held a preliminary dlscusslona eesalon as Helslnil lat! fall., , B<>lb the UJl)led Statu Ind the Soviet Union ~ moving cautiously On SALT, wh!ch lnveilves the baste nuclear weapons power of both natJom:. U an agreement 11 rea¢>ecJ, H wlD be a landmark ol the alom,ic "'· Nlaon met wlUt lhe U.S. neaotlalO!'I OVl!I' the --:-~ve them 1lnaJ. in- -Ind tlllm welL Pat NixQn · Opens U.S. Art Exhibit _N!:W YORK (UPI) -Mn. Ricba!d M. Nixon, who. ls rodecontlnl some ol the 19th c.ntury White llou8e,. reol«ed by Mrs. John F. Kennedy, _,ed, the centennial show of 19th · C e n tu r y American art at the Metropolitan M_,.Sund>ynl&ht-. The First Lady was accor'npanied by Clement Cona:er, curator oC the W)Ute H-. and 0-glo mtorlU., ard!ll«t Edward Vuon Jones, wbo bu ,been en- lru8(ed with renovatJ.ng .evera'l areu in Ibo White Houle lnclUdlDI the Blue and Red RoomJ, • Mrl. NllOll wa1 parUcularl)' lntpm$ed w:IUt a New York dining rOCim of the 1820 period in the Metropolitan tbow, wblch ranpd from the Federol period to Frank Lloyd Wright The Duncan r h y l e furniture of the dining room evinced Ille authentic elegance she wish• to bring to the EJecullYe Manaloo. "It's what we wilt ttrtve for in re-<lolng 90flle of the WhJte House rOCllll open to public view," abe said. - Mn. Ntxon'a appeartnce at the Met on the eYe of tooth l!l111veraary ol the museum's chapter was an lnport~ Rep In her new role u 1 lu>OY!lidleatlle caretaker ol 1111 White -• " Ru ss Book a Se~out . -' MOSCOW (UPI) -A l llO,ClllO<opy volume of poetry by Andre.I V.ICMDlkf,, Russia 's tnOa controYenlll poet, 1p- peared Sunday apd !Old oul. Wldiln I leo minutes. · , · /1 A Yid Ruaslan ""d'" 1114 !\Red.· 1lp for hours II Moecow'1 centra1,~ aod · when Ibo book went ,on Ille ~-~ soon thereafter, . the J®'y ~ able to reed Ind enjoy wllal may bl tho most lmportanl lllenry wn ol Illa -,.r. ' ' -·~- Davidson resumed command ot the syste~ aftei: -Kirk backed down .in the face of a Federal Court contempt dtation and an order to pay a SI0,000 fine for ~very day "he defied court ·~ to desegregalc! Manatee O<~l~. · 11'lbe events of the past week may very well make it more difficult to accept the d~gregaUon .plan," Davidson. said to- day. "But It this point; 1t is the Jaw." Davidson, who waa suspended by Kirk twice last week, sa1d he "felt Uke 1 human checker being bounced first one way then another." · . J ANI l'CINDA": .'PIOPLI! SlL!iirti:. Y .CRYING FOR HELP' •· Aclrtaa "Jelns Datl\(W· Ant~Vlotnait>~ In ~our FHI, Sit-In "''' ....... Kirk backed down from 1 hea~ clash with the Federal Court in 1 1tatewide television broadcast Sunday in ~hk:b he oald "to di$obey the District Caurl'• Jn. junction ail<! to pay a fine would not tolvt the problem." . • . . . . P G' p Kirk flew to New Orleans early toda7 eace roups to rotest ~a::. '":~;.'ye .. d~~.~;:~ ~rd~ _ wbich is currently pending before the WASHINGTON (AP).-· While millions mort than lSCI cities and o• hundred s of U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals. of Americans grumble quiet ly about college campuses. In his television address Sunday, Kirk Actress. Fonda Joins · Protest, Fast in Denver paylDjJ income tues, three peace groups The war protests were called by the t announced. he was reinstating David.son are plannin1 prOteatl this Week agaiut New Mobillz.ation Committee to End the and the county school board and ordering , ming 'the tu money.for war. War in Vietnam, the Vietnam them to implement the desegregation D~VER (UPI) -Actre11 Jane Fon-~1artln1 t~I)' with..., a flat, iacluding a Moratorium Committee and Ule Student plan on Tuesday. di. who 1aYf peop1'.-ate 11.scarect.Qf_optn-''nc:nllDner" scheduled at Lafayette Park MobllizaUoJI Committee to End the War Kirk's declsion came in time to meet Jnc their f)'es,•• p1annedfto 'befrtn ''8(X. Coss from the white 'House, protest iw Vietnam. U.S. District Judge Ben Krtntzman's hour Jut bm today to 'lftfltt the' w in leaden II)' 1;he three days before Protest leaders are planning rallies and crder to comply with "bUI now" inte~ ~ -,..j • Wednelday's ·m.ktnl&hlidel!filne for filing ·demonstrations Wednesday to focu.s1 on g:ration or pey a fme.oC $10,000 a day for Vtetaom. •• . ·• • • lu ntoimo !llll. ~~ with rallles, the paal and preaent use ol tu mooay for ctvtl contempt of court. Kirk had until The willowy ~ lllat llld • would ~· 11111 .itl!iloot lltriket .ln war 1pendiq. today 1o c<>mply. join members o( the 'MouiliaJn S~tes "(-''(;;;;;;;;;;:::.,;.-.;;;;;;;;;;':' ':"' =:--:-----;;,..;;;;;-:u;;;;;;;;;;;-------;''---'-,..Oi;;;-;;o;;;;;;;;;;=:= Vielnam Moraloriujn Con\mjttee • they fll!teil in United NoWno Plau In downtown Denver... ~· Mlis -Fonda, nomlnal'iiJ , I« I Bost Actress award for the fibn '"Ibey, .Shoot ' Horses. Don't They.''' allD· wil\ travel to lt>a aprawlli>( Ft. car-Army Bue ,_ Colorado Springs Wednaclay. Mbi Fonda aaliJ lhe would vlalt Pl Carson la particjpete in a "sick call" -.utke by anll-war•"Gli 'at tho mllltery ..... p1e .. ·11 the auilioritlel-al the bUo try to 1 .. timidatt lnyone, Miss· Fonda warned the action would lead to a "series of suits .qllnol (-llCiltarJ) Mo)Y!n lpcl that will make his hatr tl,lrD gray." The actress, on a cross-country trip to visit Indian groups and to lend support to anti"War activities, said she believed peo- ple wert "silently crying for help." ~ Mutiny Charge11 Due SUBIC BAY NAV.U. BASE, Plllilpplnts (UPI) -The ,·ca~1 Of the American munltlCllll ship Cllltlmhla Elfie 13ld to- day he has fUld · dllrgei of mutiny against two criw1aen :who hijlCked the ship la Cambod[I lilt mdl. ,. 1'1-..meH wq11:'t, .go ···a,o'ffl w~th 'poJltlcal bickering, won't · · · criticize without ·offiarffig an •iternate plan, has all his Interests in ~-~ta Mesa, has ' ' I 0 years of public sprvice and experi· ence, and can pull I ' ' l,le• of opposing ; . . ~ ... opinions together fo; ' · fh.~ c.~ltlzens benefit~ l • No Springti~e _-il'.l ~o.ckies • I -WHAT KIND 'OIF A POLITICIAN I I J ' • • . E • • ' • • • • . ' • • • r • . I Midwest Still Locked ih Grip of Snoivstor ~ ' ~ .......... re.I.Per-tares I ·-·--Art.n•• Ml• UW 'Nt. .. " .. . " ,.. .• H" 41 a2 ·'' .. " p • .. " ... ·" 1' 11 ,17 " .. .. ,. .ft » " a" • 11 H .. .. " .. " ...... .. .. H" fl ,, :: = ··'' "n •J " ·"' "M n u u • ·" n " 7, 41 My ... , y G ~,. .n n• JI :: M » n" ... " .. 4$ ,. ,t i :: :: '15 THIS . ' ANYHOW? JACK HAMMET . ' For Costa Mesa City ' I I I I j t ' I COUNCIL TUESDAY • • J APRIL . 14t h 1 _COMMtT'fb TO ILICT JAC• HAMMm ! ,.. TO COSTA MnA CITY COUNCIL c .. ... McNulty, Ch•lrm1n, 445 1. '7th 5t., Co~t• ~ I ' ' •.---..----~-------·-· ---· San Clemente ... Capisirl;iPo -ED ITION . ' I I voe. 63, NO. 86, '.4 S6CTIO!"iS. 40 PAGes ' . ' ·MONDAY, APRll ' 13, '1970 ' TEN CENT$ 0 • • . -' . . . • -. . on . . . ' -a·-' .. ' ' . . -. ·- Laguna Vote ·· INSIDE TODAY Astronauts Voters Pick . • Enter Orbit · Campaign Nears ·Close ' By 11,4.RllARA KllEllllCH Of, ... DellY ""' ...,. i..a....,·. city ban coondt chambers wlll be •tept open Tuesday night for the benefit d. citizens who want to watch the finale ol -·of the bottesl election cam-plllp in Art Colony biltory. ¥ vote tallies come in from 14 l"edncts. totals will be pooted on a board set up tn the council room, where a ...&!tantior crowd ·ls eii>ected to be oo hand to find out which three councU can. dldat.s will be litt.ln( In the chamb<r for lbe next four years. Pdll will.be_ from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. ~==~-= Votes will be counted at each precinct as IOOft as !he pells clole, and boJlots will be 1nnlperted to city hall with • taty ohe<t on lop. This ls the semi-official count. Ofticial returns will .be announced on Tuesda, • CITY1HALL VOTE TALLY . PliONE: 494-1124 April ~i. after the vote bas been formally calivUsed. • p....,;., -c:annot go to city hall to watdl the PQlting of the vote may eall . FEATURED NEWS ALONG THE SOUTH ERN ORANOE ·COAST Beach Fees i n Stra~ Vote • San Clemente voters Tueoday will ~cipate in a 61publiC opinion" pOll on their mumcipal ballots on whether· or not.the people think beach fees •bouid be iu)posed. Story, Page 3. Coast's Own Music Mara His job in the Capistrano Unllled School District is to bring a little bit of instrumental music to each young- ster so inclinedJ Story, Page 3. Reclamation Plans Near San Clemente will soon have a new $2.2 million water reclamation plant with work now ahead· ot schedule. Story, Page 3. Federal Flood Aid PosriWe Some San Clemente residents ma)' atil1 ·qualify for federal aid as the result ot /lood damages. Story, Page 3. Saddleback' s Trustees Backed Over Dress Code Councilmen ·, . In Clemente . lly JOHN VALTEllZA Of .. Deir .......... Sal! Cl<mente'1 all-time record ol 1$ cl· IY UIWlcll-..1'1n ruc11 _.mo- ment ol lnllll Tuesday •• the polls -at 7 a.m. The vntlng oo the three vacant City Council eeatl and a ltra~ poll on the eon- cept ol diarging a •t beach uoe fee w!IJ -tbrougll 11>e day at --IOlldated polling places which will ,_in ppen until 7 p.m. -J • , CllyClork•llU~aaid"/,71t ...... are ell(jble to -In the l!l1IVipoJ ileo-tiOli.· CITY HALL PHONE TALLY PHONE: 4n-5101 ') ' ' . ' . On .Tuesday. SPACE •. CENTER, Houston .(UPI)• :-r ' Apollo ~1S'1 astronauts sped flawleuly toward the bright waxing .-today, 1 trailed by a. rocket hollt that will er.ii Do the IUDll' surface Ill they swing tmo olilit Tuesday ••• • A brief blaot 'from the moonollip'1 bli rocket engine Sunday linecf up vel«an J .... A. Lovell' lllld lib two ftht..tlme c1ewmm. ltiui L 1Swigert liMI Freel W. ~lite, for man.'1 first landing ln the an- -bllls> ol the,,_.,, upjmdo Wed, -1 nlgbt.. . . Alnong1 • dJgnitl.de. Wltc;:hlnr ·mu11 · thlnl moon landing from -·Control . will be Vice Pr<lidOnt Spiro T. "-· He wu •al·'Capo Kemedy· with Wiii . -CJlancellor Willy Bl'llldl for Saturday's launch.' GrciuDd conllollen alld ApeUo II'• olm ...... accurate -bringing It wftl/ln 7t mlles.ol'the moon's for side -a thiid .p. portu11Hrto ........i the•coune -Y llight'-1d be stlpped. lmteod, .the -will check aut their moon lahder -boun ahead ol municipal_ electicns. scbedu1e. Misaion • control wants tbe The blgl1est in ~ put do,.. years or astronauts to look at 11.,.9 -.llol1nr 1 so was in llM wfien IS percent wu the frjgld helium tank that ~y l'fJCOrded. • ·~ heatdcf faster than planned I week blfwt In the laait municipal election in 19151 the launcb. . ' • ! • I I the totals s)jpped to 41.4 percSrt., but at ""' T......_ · "There .ii DO· eaecern at ..,........., .. 49HU4 wtieo't ema P.. _. irill Flab !Iii!> a -'lictar)' • their be' cm duly dlwing tbidedng. !tis..,. ctroa ·eode, ._ OoOqe liustees pofeil · lJ a. <lf:r .., .. -tbal meet ~ to clodde ground ru1ea for ..._,. Mmm lft'l)lr ... tlll "9 ..... a DIW tradet and other JDllt.. ,,_. ... mo .u ~·• ·.a. ,_ , # • lhltt1mean1J1wo.....u,,,.i,.._,. w~u ·C-,e• , , .~~:e . .-;.,.Q'; ~ ~.,.._r111jiipr11t.111¥arlt111alioinl!,~i.ta.~= · :::::::~•Md'f""!"" .lldll!J·bla ,Jltter tilt for~ "to -II Ibo_...,.,._, •-11 ~.11,11.;.;...w-. -v...,111r1-Nill.:•c:llodta':d'Nlr 'm,~Otegon!Jf __ . wilatwe'nnadlnr~.·· ~ 'Ille 1111 1-~· ..,,, ,.,,_may" lolo 111e .._ coc1t ilnw '""1 five candldillel f,. -area sinol Jolin Boflrrill, -bod)' available ·--ol IMn lncuD1llents. pnsideat, has said that atudent body 'l'lie thlnl -Clllll\Cil -· fmxil will .be withhold fJOln -oc-Mayor Glenn \>ec1er; dedded noMo ruo tiv!ties in l"ofesl o( their halr·leigth re- for re-election. "' ··'----'-During the ~gn the candidates qw•~-. · appeared at 10 public f~s to air their Sc:l?ool officlalscsaid the student coffers vtews and answer questions, and were honored at countless "coffees" in private homes. The burning l!nes in the ca-1gn- or thole getting the most vtrbiqe ~ ..... the ~g problem, deve .... -of additional tourist facilities af devetopnient ol the reeidentlal biJlsWe --.· $oUlng re-election to the c:oanci1 ..... Ridiard Goldberg, owner ol two clothing """" In Laguna Beach and Joseph A. asoruvan, supervisor of wtllare and at· tendanct ·in the. Santa Ana school district and curre:nUy vice mayor of Laguna. Competing with Uiem for council seats are architect Peter Ostrander, an· t.hropology professor Joseph Tomehak, currently serving on the planning com- miaskln and F.dward Lorr, owner of a beauty parlor. . fie I' precincts and their polling plamt ue •• follows: P.,..lael l -1121 N. Coast Highway, heelth club. Predact.1 -175 No. Coast lllghwsy, tnsuraoce office. l'r<dnrt I -Ill Cypress Drive, residence. Prechlct 4 -290 Broadway, sportinf goods store. PredDct 5 -503 Forest Ave., main fin station. MORE MORE ADD I Pftdaell-626 Part Av•., bigh school no<1I> campus. Predacl 7-11$ Pa"' A,,.., high school (See VOTE, Pl(' I) Thousands V isit Beach in Laguna . Two pmons -. fojund and 24 were rescued during a 1U1DQ' weekend which drew an estimated 18,CXM) pel'llODS to Laguna Beacb. ' Paul Buell, 20, stationed at the El Toro Marine Corps Afr Station, fell 20 feet off a clift at Heisler Part at 4:55 p.m., ac- cording to lifeguard Lt. Eugene DePaulis. Buell was treated for abrasions on the scalp, feet and body at South Coast Com· munity Hospital. Earlier at 2:30 p.m., Helga Renfro, 32, of Ontario, suffered numeroll! lacerations when ahe fell on the rocks at Shaw's Cove. She received first aid at South Coast Community Ho.<pital. Rittldes triggered 22 racues on Sun- day, DePaulis said, with tides running cabner today. Two swimmers were pick· ed out of the surf Saturday. 30 Firemen Injured NEW YORK (UPI) -Thtrty firemeo were injured Sunday in a seven-hour bl.au of "suspiciom origin" that started in a restaurant and 5J)read to two bu!ldings, includli>g one that houses of- ficers ol lawyers for the Black P-r party. . . 'l'llt -.,. -· ~ llilY for ~·· partiealir piillbir,_. on -...,... -De•~lle ~ h1-t11ovo11 -'lbt · a. llndir dit-l ~ will Ill . -lliclmra...,:dltlilli'k=: hal~~..,. a nnall portion ot cam an4 telti ,._.,. __ Iii 11111.ei such .,.-., a -...,, •• aid. l'tll t "'-.-did~,. a bo\tles rolurn~ to his sloi;t Ille IMllJ fUtlil · , . aamPle 1iollot ca ....,. far 11:-,,oru,,; -alter ~.,chain announced . It -'mhW belcn the-· , Afedenleourt-1•-l<d1tem· plaee......, llil_ !n•dl)' hllll,14 Would n:ueem tbem.lor a half ..._ • .....,.P•;tbno at 10.a ·a:m. :; h ~~~-the....,~ 5101 . cenl eaett. Tliey•v., collectod PST, Lovell radioed Mlloloa CAlafnl .lbll , · 1 ,..._ ~ "·-~~. '!be sevea J>oUa alld th<ir tot.i ol over' 70;000'emptles''° far. Hme,had-U1Jneliounallllllddllop elements ol. the dr<ss code. regi.terod ..-, m: and S'llCert,.ahout lfx, llaun., 1-11 Uld • Trustees are expected to~ up a pro. Conoordla ' School, 1,113: The DeNault · he got about flve lioun,of "Jntenniltenl" . c<dure lor selecting • replacement for resldenee, 111 E,.,-, t,142; the COm-1leep. . . Louis Zitnik of Laguna Jilea<:h. Zltnik was munlty Clubhouse II 254 Del Mar, 1~1$; Nix on, F amuy· '.'Just alter we ..... to ll1eep laot nllfll ll1t5tee for district three which includes the mayor's offioe.G:lnference room at ci· we bad a ·master 1afann and u reauy 1 Laguna and South Laguna. 1be board ap-ty hall 1,296; St. Clement's Episcoptl . scared ·us," Lovell II.id. ".We were an paints a replaceinent to the unexpired aull'i:b, 202 Ar-. 1.ia: Baycllll Due April 23 overthe.coctpit~awet-U..~ term which bas a year to run. He must VHlage ChJbhoule lJM, and the RUslel1 "Sorry it wun't aomethin( nw:e . be a iosident of dlstrlct ·tbr..,. Hendmum ..-, 41GS Calle Jlleo.. llgrdficant,'"replled'~·--.., Trustees will a1so 11ear • faoully . veaido, "11. J s Cle te? fOdai was tbe fiDll clay., ...... w . presentation on the lnnovallve Eqlish Bq aaid the JaUy el the .-mlght n an· men • the --11 bef'" bnldnc .,..; l.'O!llpeottion progrmi at Saddlebact and nm late becaule <I ·Ile tedmleal load . ~ «l>ll'and,preporillg far,tbelr>]m. • will tata up olller ICbol husina. brou&fllon.by Ile ncml number of.cm-Mahle....,_ today aaid•thal Prelf. <Uq,IJ.'bey.-e maklna:the moot olll. Paint Brushes Blamed in Fire Paint brushes wrapped in rqs soaked in paint thinner and stored in a closet were blamed by Laplll Beach firemen for a blaze that damaged the interior ol a South Coast Highway apartment s.tur- day a!ternoon. The brushea and rags _,..mly Ii· nited spontaneously, they aaid, mWllng in an esUmated $2,000 damage to one bedroom. Anthony Serino, occupant ol the aport. ment at 1M4 S. Coast Highway, had left during the morning. The blaze was spelled at 2,47 p.m. b~ passersby and hlllskle dwellers wbo called the fire department. Two youths who were hit.cbrukin1 on the highway were among those who at· tempted to douse the blaze wlth a garden hose,witneslelaald. The bulldint ts owned by Dr. Laurance T. Jordan of Vancouwr, BC ,<:uad1 dldates. . dent Rlchanl NI.on and his family will . Afforeoiln,ameatHaile'aald'-' The blllols f1nt will be .......i lllld arrive af.the West«n White Houae in San bad.• flloy bepn· a· l!Miour llelplpslod ' tabulated at the Individual procincta · Clemente April 13 for an "Indefinite" (5ee APOU.O Pap I) befcn being brau&ht lo city hall for flnlJ hollday vial. ' totals. But calls to the White House·this l'DIW'n-' • The civic center will remain open Ing failed to ofllclally confirm the in-. F. BI . Enters Case' . through the night fa< citizens intemted formation. in watchhig the votes come in, be aaid . nte visit which will Include the Nixon "I really don~ ~ how ""' it wUJ family and the tegnlar entourage ol • Of T -' ' B' ank take, because we've never bad to many · a~es, security men and press, will be tpe · , .l:JilgUDa candidates before. It means a lot ~re nnt at the 'San Clemente 'estate since · . . pag&oturning with 15 names and one lSSUe eally thJI year, when the famlly ,ltayed a The · Federal Bureau of Investigitiori on the ballot," Berg.said. feW days. has been summoned to.cbeck I.Mo an Ip.. ' '!be 1$ .,.. who are vying for the thrM Speculation held that the President's ~ ·forced entzy into the Laamti • COUllcil spots 1'" the tine "'f"benll, visit was lo tie one of bis routhw .....,.k· ~di brand! ol ~ty Pac:iflc llMk al , Mayor Wade Lower, and counrt men Dan Ing vacaUona" which he has made before · 38l Forest Ave. Chilton and 'lbomal O'Kee!e. at the firmer Collon Estale. . 1'ln> hn>tan wlnilows were dbcovered Olallengen ~ Art Holmes, Cllff early today ,.. the aide ol the bank Myers, Robert . Bourr, Herb Hively, Some llO\UC"' have said that telephone . baildlng fadnc Ila ~ lot. Harold Meade, Ian Kennedy, Alvin ~rt at the complex Js ,un4er way in ~ ~na Bmcll da.ttttve set. Vk Sagan Baker, James Faipi, Eugene Sullivan, tidpation of the, Nlxon.s .v!stt. aaJd "aomeoae .,....entJy eatered and Fred Oaelber, James Lust and W. Fen-Press aides at~ capital bad no~ Jelt the bailding" ·ntere wu 00 fm. ton "Bill" Sink. ment on the qumeo about the Impending m<dl'1efY visible -•ii• in!lcle the vtstt, l"esumably because .such . trlpo by building, Sagan aaid, and K was· llllknqwn l St.eek Jlf.,.fceu the .chief execuuve.,. 111h;ect toilllldden · this morning u anything bad been mno11-cban~. ed. · . NEW YORK (AP) -Stock P'k"' were broadly ~ Jn light tndlng l•lo this altlrnDoa. (See quotaUOlll, Pagea 12-33). Tlie standard arrival pattern f .. the 1be FBI wu nMJneiy called in Sagan I President involvea the landing ol'tllt Air • said, since a f-.iiy IDlured ~ -· Force One jetliner 1t the El Toro Marine' , lnvolftd. · Air Station, Ion-I· by.a lhort.bop. by helicopter to the Weolel'll White· llouf!o ,,.....,,.. * * * Vote for One, Two or Three Non-candidates Speak Up , Marine to . Face Murder Charge Jt11 legal to vote for one, two or thrtt councilmen on the IAguna B e • c h Mimicipol Election blllol Tuesday. So said City Manq<r James D. Wheaton Friday of the election f« three seats with n ... c..clldates nJMing. Wbllton Aid, ••tr has come to my at.o tenllan In U.lat few, day• lhlt there ts confwlion ... the port o( -per-. wbo will -in the gmeral lll1lnicipal election oo Tuesday, April 14, reganllng v\Xing procodure. "Specifically, the concern ii about the ability ol 1 voter to a cast a ballot for one or lwo candidates, only, rather thin for three.'' Wheaton cited an Election Code section stating lhe voter may vote "for whom he de1ires to vote" (one, two or three pchons) "not txceeding, however, the '"nnber ~ eandldates w~ are io be elected." Laguna Councilm en E xcited and Concerned A New Mexico enllstedi man facea a formal • pre-trial lnve.tlptlon Into the Issues art suffideltly oiUcal for me: to alleged riOe murder Jd. a fellow Mlrlne , The sun will ' be on part.t!me duty Tuesday, and lhe temper ... lure ls slipping ,back down Into tilt sizties along Ille Orqe Coall, Two men who will be 11ltling on the Laguna Bead! Oty Council along with the three successful candidates. a t Tuesday's municipal electklo, along with the Art Colony's, retiriDC mayor, Ulls week viewed the election. campe.1gn and the issues. Said councilman Charlton Boyd, ''I'm very' excited wilh what ts happening in this campaign. lndfvhtuals from all walks of life are e~rcialng their right to be heard and ..-ming their key part ih the tough job of informing the govemment of their withes. "The people I'm talking to "" finding this is· a tough one, for each of -.,bas dif- ferent sources and amount! of in· • formation available, dlflereart ('OQtact.s J and ex~ 'l'bere are heavily con- flicUng viewiJ on problems culturaJ, · human, ecommic, enviromneotal IDd general. "'!'hue I belieYe our tlton!uPty Involved citlzens are carefully. IDd 1 me1n carefully, m1ewing our polelltal leaden la< three qualities:· lflole;tllal wlll. oeel a common interest ; tho• tbat w 111 preaerve a good feelin& In Laguna ; and those that wilt-raise the sights ol all of 1 our citizens." · -\ " , Councilman Roy Holm sal6 be waa <;on-' cemed because "the Teal inuts have been oblcured." ' "ll ls traditional" aaidi IWbn. ''for an · Incumbent nonc;;;;;Jidate.to."main al)ent • In electlooa IUCh u thlL.-.Ver, !ha ' .. Ignore this traditlta. Corps trainee, authorities at •C .... "l1m c:oncerd that the real blUes Pendleton announced w.y .. ; · · havon't been made perfectly clear. Pfc. Robeit G .. Araion, .It, II ,...-,.· Although l)>ey · haft betn 'ol>lc:urid, !lie to the brig at the. oprawUq trid~111 , campaign bu ,oblped up IO ft brf• 00 facility sdjacent lo the -'II <Jrm(lll lhe "'1e hand -wbo -. to ,.. : COOnty line. · ' Li,una .Beoi:tl•..wft' lta Identity and on • He wlll•be ,. .. ·-•lid bJ Marine Capo tho lllitt -who "'"Id pi:oftt from legal olfle<r C&pt. Paa! J. LI-ii tho , highefae 4 •·~ .. I op ni e.,.t alonf the probe, which wlll 'd<tennlne whether the beachflwit laad~itlrclenslty~nt de!endant should go bi!lore a court · ln1 the hlUI. _. ... ~ rnarUal board. '"l'heer.., ls no dltf~. • I can Aragn is aocuscd of 1hootln1 Pvt. ~rcelve k, in dN! poalUons of 1n1 Gt the Levert J1ck10n, 11, of Detroit, Mich., at 1 canilldatei ,.,ardlng the narcotlcHnof barrackJ April I, ieadl111 to the victim's !Jlue. Wblle one slate points to ·~ death one 11o ... 1attr Jn the baoe hoapllal. : JNSm B T!'OAY' A .... lim< Mlssom farm "°II 1•41 UJ<1 ii< llod ,,.,. ~II on IM il<od tOitA a.load of llot/.a QMT'- ter cencutt1 aoo: whn Htrrr11 fn(tnen IUCCetdff l!001ft1t'lt GI PTtsidtnt. Page 7. 1uhotantial lnma'!_ bl_narlj_Ollca, llltela Pvt. Jack~ lll((e"" a lin&il .M·ll , ~8oo WllllllM'S, l'lp I) bullet wOWlll ln lha ,chest, ._ _________ ...J • • • • (• .. ~ • • I IWl.Y llllll SC .._, .,,,, 11, 1970 • -I ' > ( • Coast 'T oters .Choose c~~f!Cilmen on «Tues_day 1" • t 1 ! •' • '· T .. ' --, "',.k -f' I II !, v"""., --alODl Ibo~ 8'br St.: 111 Kuer, 1111 ~ citmbd; Ted Bartl.,.. mt t'lllrSt,, In-thret seato): Trld1wlndl Lane. ' -M<iataho; -w. ~ »7 A-....... ~ ... -·-.. , --. ~ .. -· ... -~ , ... ,...._.-•. ~ -~ -· ... ~ -.•. -" It• ,._i-. A"'; Dml J, Y..W. M ._ Alla .._,,.,.; 'llllLllllN.-. -eum~: 1Ucb1n1Oaldllor1,114 Le4ft11 l..,.ioot Aft., ..i J"l'!'I'-. .,m ll~· 1*ii: W • .,.,.. "'"" Y. .. ~-...... -" ........ ft " A. x._ Jr., ., II. ' ..,... • .., ~ --"·~ ~ 1-ob lllll 11. M:L l(rl,)'!r!llf l!llldo, 711 k; It., rFi' J .... I.--· a :Jllllalnpo ""' · A-1.o CUoola, ad Ai.la B. IUor, ·-==•·-·-.,. ·-·~ ''.'"': l'Oll!ITAlll'Yw.n (n••l a. _.,b.llilli.lli•lll c. caJoa · ·Jiillr ~.; 111 SAN~ CJJ . ..,.,,, .. for *Clmli!f~a-p. pi..,..biilllmliqton Badtud 0 ~fir tlnl-): -. ·lllu -1u 1-:,' Paplir lit.; ~atd 'C, Lorr, 11111 lhrte ... ta)i ' IAN JIWI N-•-(nine C..: F'~ll!iVaJJey Will be Cljlen from 7 o.m. ~ E. JO!ll, 1 .. sUla Clara Cit' Prir. lllliJ Provlil'eii<e Lane; enry B•Ja SL Rober! D. Olllton, IH w. Avenkla dldates fir lhr~):"'-' .. ., '°'p.a. lllle'!l"ri Booch, CG<t!O Mesa, cle, !ileum~: Gtor,. Bi 8colt, !*" Dul<•, tflll Fairway Lane; Joe Fenn, NEWPORT BEACH (•!pt candidatts PaUud1 Incumbent; Wade F. LoW'er, Ed CllennU, 11111 Lot Amlp, i... i_. Buch, SD Joa C1plltr-llld Spruce Circle: Johll J, Ma,,...., -La 17111 Gotl>atd SL-, l!Dnald Bau... ;'1182 for four seau, to be elected by diJtrlct): 420 Moni'.rey Lane, incumbent; Thomu cainbelll; Don Durnford, 31119 Andm SID~,thopolllwtllbe-(!om' Granodr.at;--Hael L. Comreps, Im NaP1-C1rtle;-Robert !llnnlrabe, 111151 .·District One-,.Howard Rogers, Ht O'Keefe, fill ·Vfo Verben1;·i'IClll1lbent; P!co--Rd:, lncambent: Joell G1111111ell, ' a.m. to 7 p.m. Cit1a and Clndldat.ea Talbe?l Ave., Jafnea L. Bartz. 11210 RhOne Lane; Ronald Knapp, 18326 Del SevJUe Ave., Jncu~bent. and Al Forglt, Art Holmes, 213 Aveoida San Pablo; :S!Nl Sacaruna Lane ; DoIJy Olivares. ari: ~ Laveoder Avt.~ AJbert B. H6lliaden, Mar Lane ; A. C: Marion, 101 Olive Ave..; ~ Balboa Boulevard . J.amts .Fai~ 234$, Avenida Salvador; :SlUl Ganado Rd.; Billy Reid, 32221 Dtt <:OSTA "'™ <-clllldlclalel fir -.s.nt.i Cmoela SI., and "surloq 'Gordon Haldi, 16691 Baruna Lane; Hope • lstricl Three-Roy Woolsey. 113 Via HU.Id Meade, tl3 Avenldo Prealdlo; Obllpo Rd.; Gar)"Sodlkoff, 30151 'Silvtr two-): , Tnllman, 11711 fledwood SL Greer, 205 Utica St,; Norm• Gibbs, 17087 Venezia, and Carl Kyml1, 2910 Cliff ljerbert Hive!)', lUl Calle M1yo;'Cllll Spur Rd.; Don Rooll, J712Z C.U. l!ll!t• WUWd·T. JGrdu, 1111-..... .,_ IRJlll'INGTOH llEACll (ll candldllel Wes!IJ>rt Dr., ,lllld ~ Goodwin, Ill Drive. . Mym, 1205 Colle Toledo; Fftd Katlber, Ypei; Goorg11 eo..rt, llOIJ Aftllldo cumbeal: Gesp A. 'hew, 1111 Pallu lot four 1Ul1): JlantlJ>ilon 'AV/I. • ~ ' · Distru:\ Four-Willer Koch, l!J Cam· ll04 Buen• Vlatl; Jame.s Lmk, Sr., 13111 llart-. lllld J.-'lborpt, :17111 can. P1-, taco-; \JICI< -· 'ID hct Groen, "7S Con1eri1m7Clrclt,1z>. LAGUNA BEACll.\DVI' conlll4otes for bridge Lane, lllld Mllo6 lloolll, 1121 Via Avllo; Eqcnt Sullivan, llO A-111D1a Y11t1. Fl'Otlt P .. e J VOTE •.. . -·-· Pridocl t -:115-A 'llWla St., rut .-o111ct. Pndip t -ll7S Tapple Hllll Drln, resldlnce. l'ftdod It -. 14'5 Sonia cm, raldenc:e. -" -17M Sll!la Cruz, .. -. PNdtd 11-GI NJ• Plact, -d · flee. : PNdtd 11 -lJllO Momlnplde Dr., chard> olflce, -11 -., Alla Lquno lh>d .. firl- * * * County to Vote · On Bond Issues Tustin Topless ' ' ' n;~Ja Raided ........ I' y <d°'a~~--= "I:";'~ -J1lll 'llllo W'U ....nti tbe PtnU ~ -:111o1 Mllld ..... -llllllbertobootbtr•dlor .. dlD-dlCllll-. ' ' lnftollpton ollelo K • r t 1 Alla Mclal)Te, SI, ·of P--fo\>lm llld, to all -.... -· ~ tomleu, In the TuJcon Room bar_ - their --clowD ..... -· ,,,.,. olao -bor .. _ -w.,.. <:moo, ·11, " ~. for ,,.. ::fr .• lemtlo lo -111 - Cbtrpo " oponlill • 1'001 ..... without I Ucenle Wtr'l iddld to Clnoa'I womnt. lllputlea bid H -. atrller boolred JICk V-lltoal, .. d """"'' 1 fellow amploye 11 lbe btr, .., ldallcll -.... AU tbm def-.. !"" '"' bell. Greek.a Free Comp08el' ATHENS (AP) -The Gretk mllltAry· blckld rqlmt Ublr11<d Monday °"' ol ill -ctlebr•led pollllcll prlloMn, ...,,,...,. Mlkll Theodor1k11, llld lllowed him to 11,y to l!arll for medicll Ires~ meitl. 'Jllll wu canlbnlld by lhl 41-yell'-old co.npo11r'1 mr>tbtr and hll wife. There WU no 1111-fl<lm lbe ~ • DAILY PILOT .. ..,.., ............... .... ,__ -...... c......... ..a••• OIUillM COAIT """'*'"'° CIDMPMT · l"-'t N. Wt-' ,.,,,....., ................ ....... ~.:~ """,,.....,. -MMelW 1'--•• i ... u ..... n..11111 A. M""''" "" ........ l!lfli.. l icJ,114 r. Nell ---°""'" c-tr I!•--Cell• M4se: la WW tty 1""9t trl .... 1 ""~' •11 ......... , .... """,. utwie ~· m '"-' ... _ H_,,..,.,.,. 1-'tt 1"1S .. Kii ..... ..... IMl~-..... lt~llal t • ~ ~ \I"' ~ I I ' . ' . . ., .. U"I TtlffMll9 -'MARY MARTINEZ PREPARES FOR MASSIVE TEACHERS STRIKE IN LOS ANGELES W•lkout Drt.,.tlllng 'Dtcllning Quo!! ty of Educ1tion' In LA'1 616 School1 Teachers Strike ·in LA; ~.~s~s to .Sfay Op~n " I.Cl: AkGl!!LE.'I (AP) -Teod!on formed pleat Unet -ochools throulboul Lot Anst111 today In the· lint cloy 'cil • ~ coUld by • union which lllll 11,ClllO d lbe cllltrlct'1 25,000 teacbers u members. SUpt. Rober! Kelly Aid all possible cluaea would be kept open with -. 1,000 tubttitute teachers lllld ouperviaon, 1be Los Anceles achoo! ay1tem ii ,.. eond only to NIW' York cl\y'• In total eonillm<l!l It bu 616 .ochools lllld 653,000 -· Robert -· pmlclenl ol the United Te1cher1 of Los Angeles, the alrlldnr ilnlon, uraed KeUy to tlooe the ld>ooll •. 11Poor educaUoa ii worth Sen: than no educatkm ·at all1'A Ralllom 1oJd newsmen .' Sunday. "lt is better to close down the aylll<m llld hope the pablk: tomet to our aid, My hope la lllat the paronta and lox· payers wiU rally behind the UTLA to presaun Ille .ollte le~wlure to five Illa d1strlct more mooey. , · . The union ond the d!Jtrlct qne lllal only the ll4lt .can prwldt the money necessary to meet even, part of· the teachers' demands for mere ·pay; smaller classes. clan aides and sudl ·im1 pNJvem~ u carpetlni, air condltiOl\fnJ and 101111d-"'11. ' "I don't Writ the teachtri are ao much interested in" dollan u in tmProving the achool sy.tem," Ran1om u ld. million dellclt alrudy lllld would need half 1 billloc doliln to meel Ill the demands. About 12,000 of the 18,000 teachers who cast ballots last week voted to 1trlke. The un1@. baCked by aeveraJ laboe oraanlr.a ... lions, tho · Ameriwl 'Federation o I TeaP>ers llld Ille National · Education AslOclaUon, offered 1triker1 interest-free IOllll ol up to 11,000. State fegislators say they can't a« lm· mediately to eue the distrlcl'1 &anclal crlJls because a proposition on.the June J primary ballot leaves the neJt.move up to lhl vj>lera. The propoeltion would ralse the 11tate'1 share of 1chool costa from the present 3$ perceot to SO percenL Laguna Officers Pound the Beats Four Laguna Beech police officer• took to the 1ldew1lks ot. SOuth r.oat Hlahway Saturday afternoon and ~v~nlnl iD an ex· perlment urged by mOJ11 cllllam during the election camptiga. Leaving their ·sqµad can at the-ftatlon, the olfl...-s walked !Ji pain up ond down Coast Highway tietween Broadway aod Cleo Street on the l'foon to 8 p.m. ltiift Guards Save Man In San Clemente Two San Clemente lifeguard.I -one a rookie ~ rescued a you111 Ontirio man frqm l!'lr -·· Sund1y -' In hea\iy surf ud riptlilea whlcb plquecl the South Coast for the entire -kend. Roy Swearengin, 24, w11 treated for shock after the rescue near the Linda Lane area of the city beach north of San Cle,mente pier. · Llfeguatd Chief Dtc\ Haurd sild lifeguards Norman Fleming and rookie Mark Wil!on performed the rucue, oae or 20 recorded on Sunday. Beach attendance -like the water haiards -were hl&b, the chief aakl. Saturday's totalf on city and county beaches near San Clemente was about 18,UOO. Sunday's total of beachgoer1 wu about' 21,000. The air temperature ranged in the mid 70s ¥'hile the water about 60 degrees. "'I'.he-surf was·just picking up Ol Satur· day, and the waves were ranalng from three to five feet and building," Hazard said. A tolaJ of teven swimmers Deeded help in the water. First aid responses numbered 15. Cock Fight Raided JASPER, Tenn. (AP) -More than 125 persons were arrested and some 400 fighting cock1 aeized in a 1'lkt late Sun- day on what TeDDlllN state troopers said was a DltJonaJ cockfllhUng cham. pionship tournament 1n a barn in a remote area of Marklo ·COtJnty. Drugs, Nades, Dogs Sou.th Lagunans Seek-Crackdown South Ll.guna reskklD concemed over tr1Mi<llll llDd beoch Infractions l'lllf!nr from dope llld -to unleashed dop met II 1 privlle residence Satunlay Voters Select 3 Councilmen In Capistrano San Juan Clplstrano1i 1,SM rqlstered voter1 will go to ·the poU, tomorrow &o telect tbrfie city coundlmen from 10 cQo d.idates vying for the open position. Listed on the ballot will be incumbent Ed Chermak, Mn. Georgia Covert, in~ cumbent Don Durnford, Josh Gammell, Mrs. Dolly Olivares, William Reid. Donald Routt, Gary Sodikoff and Jlm Thorpe. Patrick Kendley bu been um· palgnlng U I write.la candldole. Tuesday's election will brin1 to a close a mild frieodJy campaign whlcbJw been free of personal attacks and heated coo- troven.ies. 'Ille mojor luua blve -tht! limlll· tlon of mobile home park development the institution of a parks and recreati~ conunifllon,. when 1to J>'"' for a -lice departineot lllld the .;.,;u' quil!IJ :rcliy plannlnj(. 'J'he pol!J will be open from 7 •I.DI.' lo 7 p.m .. qa!Jolt •W be cut In two preclncll, the fire 1tatlon and the 1arqe of Mrt. Pal Albert, 27182 Cilia Sin Ramo. Fro .. P .. e J COMMENTS. •• over the put 11 months or so and vtew1 this increue with alarm, others, mJ•lf included, regard it as clear evidence that our overworked police force b dolnc everythlnl bllDWlly poatbll to comc:I the problem." Holm c:onch1ded, "llfy hope ta Jbll U-who know what I llaOO for llld share my ideals regarding the orderly development of Llgun1 Beach wW rtmgn&r.e that iJoe O'Sulliyan and-JOI Tomehak share these ideall." Mayor Vedder commented that "an emotlonaJ ls.sue on a worldwide aocial problem bu COMU.med niuch timt." He · expressed the vtew only total in- volvement of Ill lndlvtdual cltlJen1, lawmaier1, enforcement oUlcers and the court! could solve the problem. Urglnl calm 100 reuon,-Vedder -as vllal bluet for the devetoi>i-1 ol Laf1U111: popul1tio1rdensUy; development ot the Main llucb; clevelopmtm of llul hillstdev; llO!ullon of trlfflc ud porfdns probliml: --" Ibo ...,. munlty11 ipeClal dlaracter: and • couragement of "a eenatn ~. type and quality or twri.sm." lfternooa to form an ICtion poup. The -....... lo paljtlon for -0r..,. County Sheriff'• 0111ce .... forcement including • lherilf'• :111bllotioo In South l.quna. Tbere WU liJ<> dlaculllon of hlrlns olf..iuty aber!ff'• deputl., u • security pallOI for Ibo private beacbel. .. 'Ibere were over 200 of them down there Sunday ond dop rumlng lnlUdd looee," lldd cine resident. ''What can two deputies do wfth 1111 peopN!~ I Anatherrtlldeulald....,._ that• lalked "mcldon ... b-ta In LIJUDI Belch would route even .... ol the tral11ienta to SOl!lh LaflUlll, Ruel N' Hook, Diil Coul m,m._.,., said lncreulnf violallono Include Diked awimmhlg and aun bathing in tb1 area known as Thousand Stain, marijuana u.. and unleashed dogs fouling the Ands. A woman restdeot aald leenq• girls .,. being offered mlrij11111.1 ud aexua1 ac:U-by trwlonta cm Ille belch. It WU estimal<d that bout lO perwww att...ied the Slturdoy IMllllni. Pledga of fundl 1me midi to •tart .... chelt to work on the tr11111enl problem. '!bl """P •areed to wrtte county oupervltln aafdns more pollce proloctlon. Judie Rldmd llllnlltoa. al th t mwic!Jlll court -""" ~-Th. opjlllonewll e~ thlt lie hid DOI beta """'.enou&h In hlllldU., c:r1m1n11 ~lllnio li1 hll court. "Wt !riU brine a much _.,. Ws poallble '° •!-&et him out or to rot him to. dlalvOW' pot 11110k1zw llicl nudl.mt,"~utd one man. He Mld af.o that the gn>Up attempted WllUOCellfuD1 Jo hive • depuly cllltrtcl lllilrney'olleiid die meellnf. From P .. e l APOLLO •.• II 11:25 1.m. PST. They plmned ta do oome alfl>Ueling toter toclay 100 lnape!it the •llaehed lunll' lllldlns c r 1 ti "AqUl!'iUI" tonl,hl. 4'Wt'i'e all feelln1 pretty Io o d , • • reported Swigert. · Swis<rl. 'llllo left behind ri card llllJnr ilerns be wu to ch,... In hll 'llltl>t pion, asked for an explanaUon ot .:C.. nota- tiOl'll on a photocraphic plan. 'Ibt man be replaced, 'nlomu: X. MattinlJ.y, U· plllned them to him. '1You're doing good work IU1 " Mat.-tingly told his under1tuoy. ' 1 "Well, I had a Pocf JWtme crewman that ta.ugh~ me aU._I know," 1bnrend 8wiprl. Ha atood In .f<r MattinslJ 1 c111 be!°"' Slturdo1'1 launch after doclon decided Mittln111 pcjrtob!y would "'"" down with Gann1n mwl11 tbla .-.k. Ho bli yef1o a1iow any ayinp1o1111. * * * Union leaden Aid "'1en !utile 1111>- hoor negollalloo• ended Frldoy thll -...nd1 ol tdcben would·stoy out 1111- Ul the end of the tchool year if neca11ry. But some tHChm told newllnen they ex- pected to "'1 Gui only • few ctoy1 to demoostrate their dlssatlsfactlon. During their foal patrol, ·Ibey !""eel 22 citations, mo1Uy ror sltUng on sl.de,.-alks and vtolaUons of the leash law. One drunk was apprehended, one drug 1111pect was brought in and a rew were cited for littering, Officers Dave Avera and Carroll Bush walked the nrSt half of the eight hour sUnt whlle Dave Brown and Michael Loulsanna took over for the aecond four hours. Swigert Forge is Taxes On April j ·Ibo .... 11e .. ftjected ·~ offer of 1 I Jlll'CtDl 1.ncre .. over the p...-llllllllll .llory ....,,. " .17 ,820 to fll,llO. t1lo -aid it faced I flO Police Chief Kenneth Huck said today the foot patrol e:rperiment will be • evaluated and its effectiveness compared Capo Rezoning Hearing Tomght • wilh thal of the usual squad car patrol5, , A public hearins on the ruoolnl d 11 acres from business dlslrlct io multiple · family lllld •portment dillrlcl ]11'.ill lok• place at tonilht'• 7 o'clock lneeUJ\c of the Sin J11111 Clplatrano City Council. t1lo property, owned by Westport Ent.erprtses Inc. ii located on the west lldt of the r1llro1d trock llld lbe north end d Lot 1lloa Str,.I. A IOCOlld publlc htarlns will !ah p11ce on another Westport parctl )ocated bet-... Tht Cow develolllDGll ud tile S.n D!qo "-'l'· . Other bullnas will Include various water works dialrict matten lncludlng a presentaUon of the master plan for Oranc1 County Water worts Otstrtct 4 wblch h11 been tr1nsmltted ,,,,,. the Boml of Supervlaon. Tbe w1ter cn.trlcl wu ncenUy trlnlforrad to the city's caotrol. ( ' Nigl1t Times Tola At Laguna Gym The Laguna Beach High School gym· naslums now are open four ni&hls a week for recreational acliviUe1, city Recrea· tlon director Geor1e Fowler has an· nounced. The •chedule Js b follows: Monday : Men's volleybali 1:30 to 1:30 p.m., boys' gym. '1'11..Uy: Bll~lll (r... pl1y), 7 to I p.m .• boy11 gym; ·womer\'1 volleyb1ll, 7:JO to l :IO p.m .. llrlt' ll"ll· WedJie1'11y: Men'1 .volleyb1ll, 6:30 to l :IO p.m., boys' ~: folk dancln1, 7:30 lo t :SO p.m., &iris CYM• • Tbunctoy: CH<! volleyball (adulll), 8:30 to t :IO p.m., boys' pm. Por f\u'ther information call t b t Recr<1tion Departmen~ lil-l!Jt. • Astronaut Asks 'Out of Country' Filing Extension SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP)-Llke many another American, John L. Swigert Jr~ pyt. off filing his income tax. Ar a bachelor earning $2{1,315 a year tbf"Hason might have ~ jUlt a del11 ln paying I.he large chuTtt ot money due and, anyw ay, he was busy helping friends prepare for a long trip. April 15, after all, was sUll several days away. But at the last minute iOll1elhlng hop. pened to make one fr iend miu the trip and Swigert went Instead. · He went ao r11t, that not only dld UM Income lox 1Up h~ mind, ht 1\ao forrot to lake a card that outlined IOIDe vtry important plw for the trip. . Then, on Sunday, came the revelation. It wa• akin to tht 1ltu1Uon of rriany I traveler who remembers, halfway to the geashore. that he left hit wallet on the kitchen table . By this time he wu hallway to the moon on APollo 13. SOmewhat sheepishly, Swigert asked ll he could hove aome filf!ll pion ch•na<• read up to him. .. , thihk that I forgol and left that card hack during the IU!Un1," ha llld. "I left it 1n the IUll ro:>m. It 'NUii' Liter, swi,ert and the other two utronauta were havtn, the day'• new1 read to them when came an tttm that be11n: "Tod1y'1 f1vorlte pqlJme IClOll lhe U.S .••• 't. Capsule communicator Joeeph Kenrln r .. dln1 the !tam, otopped ond Mid: ''Oh, oh, h1v1 you Jiil'• fillc! )'<Air Income la1 )'tt.7 .. ' It ..., one d U-Ufhl nmarks lllol always pua betwttn growkt 1 n d spacecraft lo break UM! monotony of tbt ir)termlnab.le ,numbjl'1 that .,.. -4 vO!l>ally btck and fiJrth. "How do I apply ·for an e1ten1ion?" uid swi,er1, 111ildei>ly •tert. Theft .... • lot'ol laugbler. "Hey lilten," 1aid Swt&trt, 0 thlt'1 not funny. Tblnp ldndo hi~ NII fut don 1Mre 'llld I do need .. -llcia I dldn'l 1ot inlno filed ... Mon laqliltr. "I'm really terlaus." came the YGlce fi'Ol1J 1pact, "I llllJ' be lpelldlna llmt In another ---belldlo lhl ... 1lle1 are Pllnnlnc for me." NOW' the pound WU llllOlhl¢ It'd be t.abn can of. 1bere wu IOnJt rDCW9 banter about h1vln1 an apnt mtlt1nc thl crew on. Ult retovery carrier in t.be Pacific on IPl1lhdown. beloro t b 1 QUll'Ontlno thll e11dl Ml.J' l Later Swigert wu told about an lnternll Revenue Service ..,W.Uoo that Pl'OVldes an automatic elttnltoa fot anyone out of the country. "That'• IOOd news,'' Aid Sw1Je11. 11 ,.,....1~,i· • ---------------·---------------------------------.. • " . . . . . . . .. . .... CLOSE START -Class A P-Cat skipp~rs get off to a fairly even start in the first race ol the Desert Regatta. Pat Carriker (No. 150) of Phoenix was the ... eventual winner, and Tom Omohundro (No. 229) of'Newport Beach was second . , Others are Jack Belton (No .. 364) of Palos Verdes; and Ted Mosher (No. 333) from Pa.cific Palasades. BREEZY LAKE -Unidentified Hobie Cat skipper lifts one pontoon out of · water as he flies toward rugged shore of Lake Havasu in Desert Regatta. OVER AND ~OUT -C~ew o! an unidentified P-Cat look anxiously for help after they spent 25 minutes 1n chilly Lake Havasu when their craft capsized during first race. Boat was righted by patrol boat and dropped out o! the race. . Baruna Romps Home John Mcintyre's 72 -foot time win in Class A and ry Steward. LAYC. Baruna frcim Long Beach overall, giving her a clean CLASS 8-(1) Moon Day, Ed Yacht Club romped home a Lorence, LAYC; (2) Gypsy, clear cut winner Saturday sweep. Harry Moloshco, LBYC : (3) night in Los Angeles Yacht Winds of 25-30 k.-1ots, ac-Pirate II , Merritt Adamson, Clu b's windy San Ni c 0 J a s companied by rough seas, CYC. I I nd th f th f t dusted the fleet off S a n • s a , race, e our ea ure CLASS c _ (l) Intrepid 11. ··of the Whi·tney Se · Nicolas Island, contributing to • r1es. Barry Berkus. LA YC·, (2J • B fi· ·sh d th 11• ·1 several gear failures an a • arupa ru e e o-m1 e Amante. Don Barber, LAYC·, lo S d blown out sails. Smaller boats ! c;:ourse at p.m. atur ay, 131 Destiny ti, John l!ootcn, I f h r h d f th went around lhe rock wi th : ::;n~ °i:at,001:V~n:a L-O°ube ': reefed mains and small jibs to BCYC. ! Co\umbia-57 Concerto f r 0 m stay in the race. CLASS D -(I) Windswift, ~ Richmond Yacht Club, but her The light air part or the race Karl Tunberg, CYC; (2) El ~ elapsed tim e was far off the in the Cat:ilina Channel con--Tigre. Bill Peterson, CBYC; ! mark of 20 hours set by John tributed to the relatively slow (3) Aquarius, John Holiday, • ~ Kilroy's Kialoa II in 1965. elapsed times. The f in a I LBVC. : . ..The majority of the tleet results: OVERALL -(1) Baruna ; (1ffnlshed beh1•een 4 and 6 a.m. CLASS A -(1) Baruna; (2) (2) Coneerto; (3) Windswift; ~ Sunday. The race stait.ed at s Concerto; (3) Jubilation, Har· (4) El Tigre; (5) Intrepid II. : p.m. Friday. --------------------'--~ : !Baruna easily saved her ! time for overall corrected I ;..Do you want the one wlio works or the • one who tolks? Jack Hammett, now there is a worker for you. HAMMITT fo r • COSTA MESA , CITY COUNCIL Tuesday, April 14th Cltl1•n• for H•mm•tt, • "45 l•1t 17th It,. Costa M""' YOU CAN TRUS.T YOUR TRANSMISSION TO ANY OF AAMCO'S 550 CENTERS. WQfll#'l l.MOfST T~JO# ftaM.41$ o ,•119• Co11"t y's Oldttf AAM CO AAMCO TRANSMISSIONS tl41 ..... ,. .. ''"· 631-8200 "'"'""· Ajirll ,IJ, 1970 W ishnit;k <;aptures 'Race to Ensenada 'r • BUI Wlshnlck or New York beat Peter R<>ttuchlld o I ~wpon Beach. by t h. r e e "tnlnulea and 41 seconds 8atur- day Jn Uteir breakneck run from ~ng Beach to_.Ensenada 'Jn. the second edlUon of the .lai-mlle Pacific O f f s b o re Po..., Boat Race. Bu' the margin wasn't quite what Jt seemed. Wishnick lost e~ minutes ~alter passing Ocean'side when a Water hose sprung a leak and he and his m~nic Bobby Moore had to stop to make repairs. Wishnick fini.shed the race in 2 hr. '50 min., 18 seconds for an average speed of 65.S miles pet ·h'-.lr. Rothschild's lime was 2 :~:59 for an , average speed of 63 .7 mph. Don Aronow of Mlaml, Fla., wlnner ·of last year's race, wlthtl.reW from the race. WW.nick drove hb 32-!ootl Nova special, Sos! O'Nova powered by twin 498 cu. In. ~ MerCrulsers. Rothschild drove Thunderballs, a SJ-Coot Cary Craft powered by the same tYP,e engines as Boss O'Nova. Third place went to Dick DeWitt , ot South Gate in Allosaurus, a 28-ft. Thun- derbird powered by a single 496 cu. in, MerCruiser. Robert Magoon of Miami, Fla., was fourth in Amdrea, ·a 32-ft. Cary powered by four 99.8 eu. in. Mercury outboards . Bill Martin of New Jersey was fifth in Hustler II, a 27..ft. Magnum with a single 496 cu. in. MerCruiser. DAILY PILOT 31 .A. s. SAF•ca tNBUAANCli e BUSINESS e HOME e AUTO e BOAT e LIFE Bob Paley and Associates INSURANCE FLYING HIGH -Robert Mann of Lake Havasu City hikes Out to weather as gust catches hi s Hobie Cat during breezy firit race of Desert Regatta. Hobie Cats·Wefe'largest class at the Colorado River classic. Th e ski ppers. were co. favo~ites to Wi{I the race after Swiss . Navy Wins Race Jcie Fry of Costa Mesa di-ove his Ay Carramba, a 24- foot Autocoast with two 351 cu. in. Fords to sixth place. Phone 642·6500 474 E. 17th St. COSTA MESA DELTA SUPER QUALITY Tires Cost Less High Winds Play Havoc Ca l ·2 9 s, led by Dick Deaver's SWiss Navy from Balboa Yacht Club, dominated Los Angeles Yacht Club's Dunlgan's Rock Race Satur-[ day. The race was the fourth Compl•t• l ine of • F-ibt r9l•ts ltlted T!r•t A¥•ll1blt Pflces SMrt .r $21 .tS ,1 .. f ,l.T. fib•rgl•ts Widt Ov•l1 -Super Pr1mium - R1di•I -Sporh -S111d Buggy - . With Lake Havasu Race l •II Si1et Truclr Tirt1 By ALMON LOCKABEY IN!hllt E~lltr LAKE HAVASU CITY, Ariz. -P-Cats and Hobie Cats like wind, but there was just a lit- tle too, much of it Sunday to suit the majority of the 222 skippers in five classes of sailboats competing in the desert Hegatta here. WeStminsler,Hunt lng t on in the LiUle Whitney Series BER.G'S DELTA TIRES Beach and Fullerton. for Midget Ocean R a c i n g Two Orange County skippe" FtSee<t yadch\s 141 E. 17th St. • Costa N!!SG • 645-2010 were in the winners circles: con Pace in the 45-mile l tr1\Amtric•rd fOpposl._ lolK llt loyl M•li•• Ch••t• Rolly Pulaski from Balboa race \rent to another Cal-29, 2D01 '!lST.17th,,ANTAANA-S41-6t04 Phil Doane's Serena from l ~~~~~~~~~~~iiii~~~~~~~~~~ won the Hobie Cat C division, Newporl Harbor Yacht Club. Ir and Hobie Alter from San But wh ile the c.t-29s were HARBOR BASEBALL RE.GISTRA TION . Juan Ca pistrano was the win· taking the overall and Class A ner in the Hobie Cat A's. honors, the Newport·27s were I 5th & 6th Graders Final Results leading the Class B di vision. !Alto l•t• R•ti1hetion for 7th Gr•cl• & Abof•I P-CAT-A -(I) Pat Car-Clll.S8 B winner was Puppy I Mon., 'April 6 ...•.. REA SCHOOL . riker , Phoenix; (2) Tom Farm, skippered by pet e Wed., April 9 ..•••. KAISER SCHOOL Omohundro, Costa Mesa ; (3) Schoonmaker of Balboa Yacht !! Thurs., April 9 .••••. LINCOLN SCHOOL Norin Marchment, Malibu ; Club. Final results: Mon., AprJI 13 .••••. DAVIS SCHOOL (4) Bob Baker, Manhattan OVERALL -(I) Swiss, Wed., April IS .• ,, •. ENSIGN SCHOOL Beach ; (5) R. Paul Allen, Navy: (2) Serena : (3) Thurs,, April 16 ...... TE WINKLE SCHOOL ·' ' • " •• '\; ., . •' ... 'f I l Consequently, the results were compiled on the results of two races sailed Saturday, which also saw enough wind to capSl.ze dozens of the twin- hulled windjammers -plus a couple ,in the s I ngle-h u 11 classes. Sunday's race was called when northerly winds of 30-35 knots kicked up a nasty chop on the usually tranquil lake on the Colorado River. Dana Point. Sandpiper ·, (41 Nimrod, Cham· lttl Gr•N -6 P.M. Ith Gr•d. -7 P.M. 7th & Atie" -7:31. I P-CAT-B - ( 1.) Joe Matza, berlain & Andersoo, HHYC ; PhoM: 64z.tltJ Malibu ; (2) Ted Munroe, (5) Carronade, Barry & . Balboa t s I an d ; (3) Art Klingensmith, LBYC. I 2"4• 3'4• 4th G>recl" -Wcrtcll ,., ••11•1111e•"'"' AP.rn 24 Many of the · more ex - perienced skippers in a 11 classes were in favor of sail- ing the fina l race, but race committee chairman D o n Morden ruled against it in the interest of safety as many of the boat.s were manned by women and children. Howard, Orange; (4) Ron I ~~,o~:~ibu ; t5) Tony Rose, •••• , •• W····· HOBIE CAT A -(I) Hobie 1 1 ~ I 1 Alter, San Juan Capistrano; . \ I <21 Wayne Schaeler, San Juan !l.!!IRllYlL UNIRUYALUNllDYlL UlllllnlL Capi.strano: (3) Geoffrey r Prindle, Laguna Beach; (4) tie t between Ke-on 1 Warrender, 1 Honolulu, and Jeff Jones, ! Pat Carriker of Phoenix re· mains the regatta champion by virtue of his double win in the P.Cat A divi.sion i n Saturday's two races. Another double winner on Saturday was Steven J. Pruess of Mes a. Ariz. in the Interlake Class. but Carriker w a s ·awarded the f I e et cham· pionshi p because he sa iled against a larger number of competitors. It may v.·ell h;ive been a Carriker day on Satu rd ay ex- cept for a couple of minor mishaps. Pat's brother, Rick, was giving him some izood competition in the A fleet when he lost his steering in the heavy goini:i . and the two boys' father. Fred Carriker (with their mother as crew), was doing well in the B flee t until he lost his wife. Mrs. Carriker fell from the trapeze during a gusty beat t o windward and her husband had to turn around a n d retri-:.ve her. Newport Beach. HOBIE CAT B -(I ) Ron Wagniere, Pacific Palisades : (2) Stephen Fletcher, Del Mar ; (3) Lo11i Powers, Canoga Park ; (4) Rick Evans , Newport Beach ; (5) Bob Lakin, Long Beach. HOBIE CAT C -(1) Rolly Pulaski, Balboa; (2) Stephen Deen, Malibu: (3) Joh n Golden, San Diego ; (4) Bob Seaborn, Newport Beach; (5) Gary Troyer, Redlands. SNIPE -(1) Jerr y Thom pson, Long Beach; (2) Frank Gray, Long Beach; (3) Tom Nute, San Diego; (4) Jeff Lenhart , San Diego; (5) Bix Bixby. Long Beach. INTERLAKE -(I) Steve Pruess, M~sa, Ariz ; (2) tie between Frank Bigelow, Mesa, "Ariz., and Dave Mertz , Phoenix; <4 ) Joseph Rowe, Phoenix ; (5) Donald De Freze, Phoenix. CORONAOO -IS - (I) lie between Jim Linsky, Lo s Angeles, and Beattie Purcell, Oxnard ; (3) Dan C la pp. Arcadia; (4) Wayne Lund, Los Angeles; (5) Jeff Jones, Seal Beach. Orange County s k i p p e r s dominated the regatta in num- bers with 73. There were 29 l:==========:::::I from Newport, 11 from Dan<i Point, 9 from Costa Mesa, 7 ON THE TUBE from Seal Beach, 4 from For f 1, li11st 9uidt to wlial'1 Laguna Beach, 4 from San .,11pp•11i119 011 TV. ,,.4 TV Juan Capistrano, two from WEEK -di,tri"uted witli th• Santa Ana, 2 from Tustin and S.tt11rd•y editio11 of the DAILY rt LOT, one each from 0 r a niigi'i·~~-------•lil ENROLL TODAY • MEN BODY BUILDING PHYSICAL FITNESS WEIGHT LOSS WEIGHT GAIN • 6 ~~=s 520 LIMITED OFFER PROGRAM INCLUDES: • Hfftff P••I e Wltkt , ... • s.. .... • Swf1•Hni .. ....... • 5tffM .... e S..Hhtfl • ~ lfftlll • hnH•ll'"1 .,.,_ .f, PIGUll• SALON POii WOMlff e A HIAl.TH CLU• 1'01 MEN GARDEN SQUARE HEAL TH CLUB · '562 GARDIN GROVE 111. VD. GARDIN GROVE U7·5410 • TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY PRICES· while they last ••• Special Purchase - Slight appearance blemishes* UNIROYAL 'Sligh! 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" . -.... ,, .. • ·----------·------------·-------------------------~--- . .. . .-. -----------------·-··---------------~~--··~---·-~~-----~ -----~-.-·---·---r- '! l.(ondor, A,<R U, 1'70 SC • M~nday's Closing Prices wmpl~te New · York SJQek Exchange .list ..... ... .............................. "" .............. ! ------· . • -. ... . . I ~ • ---~-- ' ' ; M.<nd'l', April 1.3, l~O 4 DAILY PILOT -~ -----·-·---~-----·---==--=--= ..... -------------. : . • • • '.• .. tlOUSIS FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE O-rtl !Oii 0-rol !Oii 0.-ol 1000 OUNH couinrs LARGEST 2829 HARBOR BOULEVARD 54H640 Op.. f•oolOCJ• tll 1:30 Beach Bargain Leu than one mile walk ,ID the IUlll\)' Pacific shore. Thi• immaculate 4 bedroom, ~ b&tl'I, 2 story home hu bt:en appraiaed b:y the Veteran• Administration at S37 ,300. The owner hu been 'transferred and very anx- IOUA \\111 consider any reuonabJe olier. Call to- day and &teal It! Rustic Ranch Thia beautiful 4 bedroom ranch style home located In prime Colla Mesa atta features heavy shake root, . rustic \11ood ex I er ior " • aepa-rated maater bedroom s u It e, pro- :teuionaUy added beam ceiling family room wilh Franklin fireplace, deluxe • ' 'pld shag carpeting, .con- yertible fi.niaheid garage, .· ~umpus room 1old ·; ;i.t e d a 1 Uon convenience • ' 1kltchen and much, much ' •more . All terms •vaUabJe. No down VA, low down FHA? $33,500. 'See It.now! , ' Was $23,500 Now $21 ,100 · No M~ney down ' You'd heller hurry on till& one. Shl.fll 3 bedroom COlta Meu ~. No down to Veta. $1,050 down to anyone. Enclosed lan&I .witb tropical plants and Waterfall, · priv•te r e a r yard and Jaecluded patio for summer BBQs. That'• right $21.100 tun price. Hurry! 3 Bedroom fixer upper $20,500 Bring :your paint brush and SC?'\Jb buckel to Costa Mesa \Yhere You'll find lhe barzain of lhe year. II needs help, but the $$$ you'll M~. No down to vets $1000 d ow n to anybody. Ca.II NO\V or "you'll miss ill 3 Bedroom and Family Room MACNAB·IRYINE REALTY COMPANY FINER HOMES LINDA ISLE Beautiful 4 bedroom home with dining room; 4 \o!i baths. One of the several fine homes & Jots that we have available on Linda Isle . '145,000. Open daUy. 11 Linda Isle. BAYFRONT Best View or harbor entrance & lo\ver bay available. This spacious 5 bedroom 2·story home is custom in every detail. Distinctive living is evidenced by the marble fireplace & extensive wood paneling. A masculine den, luxuriant master bedroom; formal dining room & living room, all enjoy a marvelous view. Located. on Bayside Drive with pier & float $225,000. DOVER SHORES Large 3200 sq. fl. 4 becuoom home localed in beautiful Dover Shores. Dining room &. living room both overlooking outdoor ter· race with View of the bay. Elegantly draped & carpeted. Landscaped in a manner to main· lain an open feeling & to allow maximum view of, Back Bay. Owner anxious. $89,500. Open daily. 1130 Santiago Drive. BAYCREST Quiet luxury & tasteful decorating in this spii.cious 4 bedroom home. Unusual master suite, large sunny breakfast area; formal din· ing room . Professionally landscaped. 3 Car garage. '87,500. Open Sunday !! lo 6. 1921 Santiago Drive. DOVER SHORES VIEW True elegance in a prestige area is evidenced by this 5 bedroom home. Extra large family room with wet bar. Form a I dining room • Beautiful entry court & terrace. $97,000 . BAYCREST VIEW 5 Bedroom 2-story home. Magnificent view from huge master sttite. Large family room with enclosed wet bar. Today's kitchen with large breakfast area. Formal dining room. Quality carpeting & drapes. Pool · size yard with paUo. A dramatic 41000 sq. ft. home on Fee land. Price d for immediate sale at $93,500. BAYFRONT Exclusive Fee Simple1 Bayfronl home with a breathtaking view. Pier & float for large boat. 3 Bedrooms, maid's room, den & for· mal dining room. Exquisitely decorated. Q(. fered at $235,000. BAYCREST Beautiful Herb Brownell custom designed 4 bedroom home. Living room with high beam ceiling & large fireplace. Dining room. Swim· ming pool & glassed · in, carpeted area for year round enjoyment. Separate yard for children. $62,500. MACNAB·IRVINE Re•lty Company 901 Dover Dr., Suite 120 642.a2ll 675-3210 lOIO B1y1ide Drive Newport a.ach Gener•I 1000 IGtner•I 1000 LIDO WATERFRONT APARTMENTS 320 UDO NORD 6 Beautiful units. 6 Car garages & utility room, with 85 ft. fronting on excellent swim- ming beach. Units are newly furnished. Reduced to $200,000. Xlnt terms BILL GRUNDY, REAL TOR (Our New Addre11) 123 Dover Dr., Suite 3, Newport lle•ch 642-4620 Gener•I 1000 G.rtieril 1000 SHARP CLEAN UPGRADED Freedom home with 3 huge beclroomz, gorgeous pullman \ General READ THIS If you are in the market for .a NEW home, see Utese outstand· ing customized homes, built by Frank H. Ayres and Son, locat- ed ili a prlme area very close to Huntington St a I e Beach. The homes are priced from $30,290 to $33 ,690 and vary in size from 3 to 4 bedrooms,.2 to 3 car gar- ages and 2 to 3 bath s, with shake or mission tile roofs, fire- places. underground utilities, concrete driveways. built· ins and carpeting. There is VA and FHA financing available. Tbere are 3 homes available because oC credit rejections. ~UtJancy by ?\lay l, 1970 in this unit. As added features these homes in· el ude such additional extras) as shag carpets, front lawn land· scaping with sprinklers. Our next unit is now on sale for occupancy in May and June 1970 and introduces the new 3,000 sq. ft. "El Dorado" model priced from $34,490. ' R•ncho La Cuest1 Homes on Brookhur•t •f At l1nt1, Huntintton h •ch 961-2929 -961-1331 BAY FRONT 1000 Spectaculer View Aperlments Subttrr1n11n Parlin9 -Therapeutic Pool 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath Condominium From Only $45,500 10°/o DN Bal @ 71;, •/o l 121 West Coast Hi9hwoy New port Towers 042 -2202 Gen.rel 1000 Gen•r•I ·..o;_-----"C:.: 1000 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION TOTAL PAYMENT $1:14 PER MONTH Real sllllrp 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Frcshly painted. GI loan of $15,800 at 5%. 'ih an. nual interest You can't beat it! ServiCf' Porch. Double VACANT· fut move-in! Ame. Ganie. Forced air heat. ious owMr reduced prla? to Completely /enced. Sprink-$29,950 for fast sale. Spac. lers. Carpet !: Dr a p e 1 ious 3 BR &: .f.am, iOf'it'OUI lhroughout! Family Room. yards with 2 patios, boat Let U1 show it to you! GI or door It lotlf or play room - IBA Term11 available. sec ii now • s ubmit terms. WE SELL A HOME Call 540-ll5I, <open eves.I EVERY· 31 MINUTES 1~AGrl Walker & Lee . ~ .... _ 2790 Harbor Blvd. al Adams 545-0465 Open 'til 9 Plat ULTIMATE IN BEAUTY AND DESIGN Customized 4 Bedroom Home on large lot. Ideal Family Home on a quiet cul de sac :st,.Pet. Spacious living room, :Fo:mal dining room and large family room \\1.th built. In bar, Close to Boys' Club and park, only $64,950, For dtt1il1 67USSO '-QTHEREAL \ "-. ESTATERS I • •, ' PAID YOUR 1969 INCOME TAX?? Plan ahead for 1970 with tax savings in this spacious 4 bedroom, 2 bath home. Sep- arate 15 x 20 family room, FIREPLACE, built-im, car. peted and draped. Will sell NO 00,VN GI or FJtA. PRJCED RIGHT! WE SELL A HOME EVERY 31 MINUTES Walker & Lee 7682 Edinger 540-5140 842-445.i Take over l%7'P, $1~. per monl.h includc1 1 axes , That'1 r ight. To!al pay· men\ will be $1!1.lOO per month aubject to existing FHA loan, including everythifli for this dream house. 2 baths, bri ck f irepl1 ce, be auliful enclosed pal Io. nelY ca r pc I ing. throughout. double garagc, time·sav· ing buil!-in kitch. \Von'I last k>ni. $135 MO. BUYS YOU A NEW 4 BR HOME If you earn $8,500 a year or LF.SS and have 5 or more persons in ycur fam ily, you may now qualify under !he new IBA Program 23.'i for a new -4 Bedroom, 2 Bath home. Payments of $135 per mo. for 360 months (30 yearsl. lncluding laxes & Insurance. Paymenta may be lt>s.s depending on :your in- con'lf!. Annual percent.age in· l{'rett rate of 2% on a $23, !9'.l mortgage. bath. llome has added den liiOiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiiii• I or family room \vlth great FIREPLACE. Great Joca· tion. Ready for occupancy. FULJ. PRICE $21,500. No down lo VETS or $650 to }'HA Ve!!!. \\'HY RENT? LIDO BEACH HOME Four bedroom two bath home with completely modern kit· chcn, Ready for immediate occupancy, OOS<' to 'Lkto Club & beache s. -P0.000. LEASE OPTION OR SALE Secluded County Fixer Upper $400 in ca."lh lti all you nero 10 move in, which includes clo5ing clw'gts and tm. WE SELL A HOME EVERY 31 MINUTES Walker & Lee 7790 Harbor Blvd. al Adanis 545-9491 Open 'til 9 PJ\1 Business Building Good Investment $35,000. Reuonable down payment & pounds. Located In the back bay very best of tenns! Present area of Ne,vport Beacti on l mile lrom the ocean Income $350 per month. : ~ of an acre. Fealuring 2 in Huntington Beach W•lls-McC•rdler Rltrs. , ,hone corrals, ""closed Bkr. 714: 962-1353 .,}!~ewport Blv!:.:~ C.M. lanal o\'er l ook in g ll ;~~~;;:;;~::f.~~;;;,1 :~::;:.::;•"0~..,..;:61~4~~;:;,~E~v;,;;e~. • l?eautlful 11v,.immlng pooJ.11 FABULOUS VIEWS LIDO SANDS , ~ 2000 sq. ft. 3 bedroom Of ocean & jl'tly ' ,ttsldence. nei!ds 11ain! l'lnrl rron1 lhi1 lovely hon1e 3 Bedroom• elbow greaR, but "'ha! a in i·xclusive Camro Shores 2 Bo.tits, buill·ins pritt. Ownc!r "'ill finance 111.'t" 4J21 Trt!mont Lane $26.500 al f.5%. Call today. Exrenaively landscal)("d yard Georgi Wlll i1 m5on 2 Bedrooms It den REAL TOR OllAllH couinrs LARRST 2629 HARBOR BDIH.EYARD 54J.8640 fonnal. view dining room 673-4350 64S..IS64 Eves. Owner mo\'ing out ol lov.'fl Sl~"" Llsled excll.l5ive1y \\i lh REALTORS 673-4400 BALBOA PENINSULA tde9.I Mme for betich mind· ro tamily. View or Bay. acrou from large beach. O\&rmlng 3 Bcdrm 6J)ll1lda- ble home with 5Ulll'IY prlvalc pttio, 1'op location. $:i6,«K>. Pm Barrett j REALTY ll"'""""'""""'""""""--1 J605 W~slrliff Dr .. NB NEWPORT HEI GHTS 642-5200 ' ~ .. i-..mblin,a rtn('h slylc ;t 1 E. J\I. Vreeland > c Colclwel1,llanktt-b ""'D C-N¥ d SSO N•wport Center Dr. Newport Be•ch, C•llf. 133-0700 644-2430 YOUNG & OLD ALIKE Sharp clean home not too Jargc or small! Eastside Cost.a 1.Jesa. Assume FHA Joan at 6~~% annual interes t with paymenls of $110 includ. es all! TOTAL PRICE $17,400. \VHY RENT'! CALL WE SELL A HOME EVERY 31 MINUTE S Walker & Lee 2790 Jtarbor Blvd. at Adan1a &4s.o.165 Open 'til 9 Pl\t NO DOWN VA Spac. S BR. 2 BA home In xlnt klcation, Crpt&, drps, Bil, hdv.'tl. Or's, Min doWfl FHA. $32,750. can htr. Nt'I· "°"· llerltq:e Real Estate 541).1151 , VETS NO OOWN and the MJller will pay :your t'losing cos1111 Cuittom 1800 111. fl. 3 BR, 1!~ BA home on a lnJVe R·2 k>t. f\J ll price $26 ...... Bcdnn, Mhake roof. lrplc. IS.A. Jlelahl$ \'A or fltA:t ~.950. K ! n i 11 1. rd, R.E. Bedrm, s.23.:.oo. J<lnaa.1.'rd·.1 .... ______ _,, )I 2.2222, "·-'-· •_11_ .. _=-----'-FULLE R REALTY .144-01 14 Sharp, 3 ~room, 2 Bath home in hfesa de! J\tar. Is· land kitchen, nice family room, 55' covered patio for outdoor pleasure. EMy care yard, lol! of concrete. $29,500 546-2313 \0 THE REAL '"'-ESTAT!;RS *WATERFRONT* DUPLEX Pier &: slip with thi" MJI lo- cated duplex on hfm:::us Avt, in W, Newport Beach. \llalk to the ocean & shoppin&". Priced to sell at $65,000, C. Robert Nattress Realtor Costa 1.-fesa 642-1485 •Overlook ing C1n•I• 3 BR. home. Private be11.ch area, Nr. pools, tennis &: rec. area. \Valk to lhc octan. <>nly $2.f.!lOO! CAYWOOD REAL TY 6300 \V. Coasl H11')'., NB • 541-1290 • WEAR A MASK •• '\'hen you ''steal" lhis 4 BR. pool home. Party patio: gou.nnet kitchen, \Ve'll 5'lt· render 1.t $35,500. H1 I Pinchln & Assoc. H.EALTORS 3900 E. Otut Hwy. &'l5-<392 2 Bednn. hrd~-d Doors, frplc, xlnt cona. Eut Cl\1. ft...2 $19,SOO. Kingaard RE J\11 ,_,,,, 2 HOUSES on R.-3 lot, %: n1\lt 10 be1.ch. \Vant more unllt -0r T.0 .'1. FORTIN CO. 612--5000 DAILY PILOT \YANT ADS! D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F •• E D 6 4 2 - 5 6 7 8 6 4 2 -5 6 7 8 . -' '' l\: Where They're Going A. view. or the moon dows. previous Apollo landings and area where Apollo 13 crew w1ll put down. Tie Fra Mauro site is not far from the Ocean of Stonns area where Apollo 12' landed, but it is a considerably more rugged terrain and poses far greater d,anger~ than' either of the previous two lunar landings. W 01nen Like ~hiding Critical U.S. A id.e Even Gets Proposal WASHINGTON (AP) -Dr. Phon E. Hudkins' study blam· ing females for all men 's woes has won him scores of P.lau.d.its from f e 11 ow down·trodden males, a few mild rebukes and some encouragement -in· eluding one marriage proposal -from women. "I didn't answer that one." the 36-year~ld b a c h e I o r government analyst said of the wedding proposal after news accounts of his report ascribing virtually all physical and mental ailments of men to female dominance. A letter U:iat began ''Bravo! Bravo ! Bravo!" and concluded "Right on. Brother." was typical of the male· response among hundreds of letters. There was also a job offer in a one-line Jetter from United States Divorce Refonn, Inc., in Broomall, Pa .• that said "We can use men Like you ." piled report on studies by p s y c h i atrlsls, naturalists, lawyers and others who blame man 's i 11 s on the too domineering female. "Am a happily married man, but you are ·so right about women," sald one anonymous letter, "For a nwnber of years I h av e believed along his lludkins' lines but just did not have the guts te> expreM myself," wrote an Oregon salesman. Hudkins got requests for copies of his 200-page report from the Mweum of Courtship and Marriage in New York Ci- ty, the American Council on Correct Use of English in Politics in Falls City, Neb., and one from a tree (arm owner in New Jersey. From tht distaff s.ide, a Michigan woman agreed with Hudkins that men should be given some of the better jobs BOSSES UPSET now held by women, but urged Hudkins, a Labor Depart· first the dropping of the Social ment economist, isn't ta.king Security retirement age for that one up either, although women to 55. some of his present bosses are "Congratulations on your a litlle upset about his pro-report. You failed to mention posal to repeal equal job laws that all wars are ca.used by for women. women," said another lady . The. Labor Department has • correspondent. d1Scla1med a n Y connection Another writer who signed with Hudkins ' privately com· as "Tough Chicken'' s a 1 d women were to blame for the repeal of Prohibition and all tile subse q uent ills of alcoholism -which Hudkins had also ascribed to bossy women. Severa l blamed it all on women's suffrage and urged repeal of women's voting rights. GOTTEN REQUESTS Hudkins bas received rt· quests for his report from several congressmen, a n d the're have been bids to go on television, · , "Ninety perefllt of t h 11 replies were from men, 5 per· cent from older \vomen who also agree and four or five from girls who didn't, but only one or two of those were really irate," Hudkins said. The marriage proposal? ''I didn't write back to her. She saw my picture in the paper and told me "I'm a much better looking girl than YOll are a man" Hudkins grinned. \Vbat does his girl frien d think of all the attention be't getting? "My steady girl friend got married about three months ago -to somebody else - Hudkins said a litUe ruefully. "So J don't have a steady girl friend right now." Hudkins had cited passages from the Bible to support his theory, but it was a woman who had the last word - citing the Bible, too: "As my mother told a bachelor minister who blamed all the ills of men on women, 'There is one mistake in the Bible; woman was not made from a. man's rib, it was his backbone and he hasn't bad any since'." Laser-beam Tipped Cane Aids Blind KALAh1AZOO, ~lich. (AP) - A cane equipped with laser beams is being tested at Western Michigan University as a sort or artificial eye for Pentagon Wasted Casll Claims Report by GAO the blind. WASHINGTON (AP) -In to the readiness of th I It Jets a person know when there's 8 step 12 feet ahead, one six·monlih period, the packages," the l"!port said. whether he is about to walk in-Defense Department permit· "In addition savings should to a low-hanging branch or if led the purchase of $6 million result from redistribution of he 's On a collision course with in defense production equip-equipment contained In the another pedestrian. ment although similar equiP-packages which is no longer The experiments b e g a n ment stood idle and rea.dy for needed for m o b i 1 i z a t i o n about six months a.go. t 1 , _ _, purnnses." Stanley Suterko, assistant use a wo ""my comma11us, ·I"' director of the university 's the General Accounting Office In 1968, The Associated I nst it u t e f 0 r BI ind reports. Press reported the Defen19 Rehabilitation, said Sunday, The unneeded expenditiure Department owned so much "We don't want to raise too of $6 million was blamed on industrial e q u IP men t it many false hopes for blind the fact that the idle equiP-couldn't kep taW on it 111 people. We don 't know how ment was not reported as and, a.s a result. spent huge helpful it may be.." available for use elsewhere. sums to buy machinery it . GAO · esti didn't need. The cane was developed by Jn v gated the area J . Malvern Benjamin of Bionic of government-owned m. The AP study also showed Jn strum en t s , Tnc.. in dustrlal plant equipment much of the government~~ Philadelphia. The Veterans because of ln~re~t by the ed equipment was held In Administration Financed the House Appropnalions Com· private Industry plants and USoo project development, at a cost m.ittee and the Joint Economic ed by those paints for their of about $300,000. • Committee, the report said. • own private c o m m e r c l a I Suterko said the cane also ls S Pe c I f 1 c a 11 y , the 1n-purposes, frequently without being tested at v e t e r a 0 s vestlgatlon found that the government pennission or ob- Administration hospitals I n Defense Department h o I ~ s jection. Hines 111. and Palo Alto some 34,000 pieces o[ Jn-GAO recommended th a t Calil ' ' ' du~trial equlpment valued at Secretary of Defense Melvtil Th~ cane uses three laser ~ million. The equiJ?ment is R. Laird accelerate a pn> beams, bouncing light ofr available to private uxl~stry posed invenlory of equipment obsta Jes. for use In defens~ production. packages to determine if each c 1 The 34,000 pieces were package is ready to go inle> ~e adjustablf beam 5 assigned to 176 "packages," operalion if needed -and to tra1ned up to 12 eel ahead of each containing equipmenl determine w h i ch packages the user and a low-pltche~ necessary for production of a may not be needed at all. beep _tells the . cane user if specific defense Item like In a letter of reply le> GAO, there is a low lying obstacle or artillery pieces, rifles, tan ks Barry J. Shillito. assistant drop-off ahead, such as a step or ammunition casings. secretary of defense for in- or an open manhole. In some eases, GAO found stallation and JogisUcs, agreed If he approaches a large ob-the packages contained equip-that there were problems Jn ject or if someone croues his mcnt with a p r o d u c t I o n the department's handling ol path, a second beam triggers capacity greater than would industrial equipment. a mechanism that g e n t l Y be needed ln a d e f e ~ 1 e Among other thing!, ShUBlo tickles bJs right index finger. mobilization and ln o t 11 er promised to .speed up the in- lf he approaches something cases there wasn't enough vent.ory "to.the extent pQUible at head level. such as a low· equipment to meet prt>ducUon wllh available resourcu" hanging branch or even a needs. 1~;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;: clothe~line, he's warned by a GAO also found packageslt hlgh~p1tched beep. designed to produce equip-Wh C 7 The present cost of "'000 mcnl for which the Defense 0 ares per cane could be reduted lo Department had no use at all. No othtr newspaprr In the wortd as low &!! $500 if it becomes .. There hflt been ineffective cares about your tomm11nlly Htt mass produced.Ben j a m In management of the packaaes yOUf community danr n1"111po11ptr said. The prototype was built retained for fut ure moblUza. does. lt's tile DAU.V PILOT. in 1967 and there are about a lion, including in!lufficlent at-1==========:! dozen in existence. lenUon, over • prrlod of yean,•. .,.. Down tlle Mission Trail Clemente T akes E ducation Bowl San Clemente's Kiwanis Bowl scholars have brought home the Orange County championship, unseating Garden Grove wh.lch was the 1969 victor. '111.Js is the Tritons' first Orange Counfy Bowl title. The contest culminated four wlru and a division championsblp captured by the San Clemente Hlgb, Scbool team. Stars in.the demonstration ol. academic superiority were Monica Hutchens and Vicki Vedder, sen.iofi ; and •Peter Chicas, Joe Umebrooi, Dick TosdaJ-and Mike Wells, junlors. e Extra Bus P lii•ne rl CAPISTRANO BEACH -Trustees of the Capistrano Unified School District may be purchaSing three buses instead or two for the coming year. They may withdraw their successful bid on a used bus being sold by the Glen- dora School District. Trustees decided it might be more economicaJ to purchase a third bus. The Capistrano district had intended to purchase two new buses and one old one for a stand·by bus. Crown Coach was the successful bidder on the two new buses. 76 T ronahnes: Capo· Music Man Boosts Program By PAMELA HALLAN Of t1M Dallr Plllt Ii.ff U someone gave Cyril Gallick 71 trom· bones, he 'd do more than lead a big parade. He'd probably do bandstands or aome equally enthusiastic gesture. Gjtlllck is a music man. His goal ia to bring basic music ln- structlon on as many different in- strument! to every elementary school student in the Capistrano Unified School District. lmpesslble? So far evf!rY district third grader reoeiyts \4 weeks of basic piano, every fOltl'th grader gets 14 weeks of violin and every fifth grader get'! 10 weeks of woodwind training. "As !IOOn as we can aHord trombones, I'd like to begin a brass program for sixth graders," said Gallick, who is district director of music education. And when further funding is available, there 's a dance program scheduled for primary grade !ludent.s. All the instruction is done by Galllck and • three music teachers who, like traveling salesmen, stuff their cars with the instruments needed, traveling from school ta school. 'Ibey teach one class at a time in the achool'a multipurpose room. trlyns to give each child • lltt1t: more confidence, poise and coordio1d!)n along with an lntroduct.Jon to music." Tbe program wu devised by Galllck wh<n be came lo the dltlrict In 1916. Since lben it bu been oboerved and copied by music men all over the state. "I tell them It'• succesafut becaUR of the teachers," said Galllct. "We have wooderful, entbuslfftk: telCben In thll dhtrlct."' And though lhe _,-am Is not lnl<nded . to encourage students to take band1 that iJ exactly wbat is happenlni, &ayl Galllelt. "Evrry elementary ochool ha& Its own band,t• be said: "Next year we have so many interested student.I that we'll have foor bands at the junior hllh Ind hro al the high ochooJ." He aald if ev.-y atudent in thole two hl&h aChool bands a.re tood enough. every one· will be marching down the llreel during parade season. "Who knows, we might Jul! have lhooe 'IC trombones SC1Deday," be said 1mu1nc s DAll.Y ""8f 3 Beach Fee s Go to Vote In Oemente ' By JOIDI V ALTEll2.\ Of .. DAltr ............ If San ,Clemente's voters cast a major· tty of ayes Tuesday in a city straw vote to 11111ple public oplnloo oo beach .,.. f ... the headachel will have. befun In Plannini a practk:1l approach to a coo- trovenial lssue. U they wind Up casting more votet a· lainat ft, the \IU:lnf is.!Ue OVefl who should poy for ..me.. on public beaches will be latd lo rest. And desplla repeated statement. lhat the issue ls not one endorsed by the city adminlstraUon, city leeders IWI es: .. treued fears that the beach Ute issue bas blended Into polillcal ooes during tbe electioa, ~8.JJl_paign. One official ,.Id rumors bad cirtulilad through the. community In rectnt days tbal the three councilmen who wlad lo bold the straw vote were, lndeed, favor· tng the Imposition of the fees. They weren't, he added. But despite agreement.s ~ a neutral council .stand on the issue unlll after the eleoUona, the value judgments on the fee concept have made the public record . Two councilmen last week 18.id they disagreed violenUy with a plan to charge citizens for the use of city beaches. If the voters aay they aPJrQve of. the beach uae fees, their decision at.HJ would not be legally Yllld. But trustees decided to wall and re- negotiate for three instead of two. The cosl of overhauling the old bus may pro- ve too high to make it worth it. "1be entire class participates," aaid Galllck. "While half are r~ivtng in- slructJon the other half watches until its their tum." Capis ~rano Principals Reassigned • , DAIL'I' PILOT lhlfl l"lllM SOPHISTICATED WATER RECLAMATION 'PLANT TAKES SHAPE In Son Clemente, Slope lo KHp Sowego Oyt of lho OcNn But. the approval would mart the beginning ol dlacwoion. debala and possibly planning for a plan which will prove difficult to effectively enforce, Ctr. Manager Ken Carr said. The Idea they're selling is that there's a fascinating world hldden in the sound of a musical Instrument. And so far, they've been very successful. . ' Here Is a cue in pcint: . e Conoputer Talk Set SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO -"Com- puters vs. Man Intelligence" will be the topic discussed by Robert W. Olson at the Tuesday, April 21 meeting of the San Juan Capistrano Woman's Club. "We· have no dlsclpline problems and no one has ever dropped an iltstrument," said Gallic:k. "The youngsters a r e fascinated. 'Ibe only trouble we have is holding them down unW its their turn." Children in five Capistrano Unified School District tlement.ary schools wUI have new prlnclplls In September, Superinteodenl Truman Benedict an- nounced today. Clemente Reclamation 'nle state laws say dties could impose a beach ute fee. but It must not be a discriminatory sum to be levied only against nonresident& of a tea!lde com- munity. ' . . Olson, a Saddleback College instructor, will speak at 1:30 p.m. at thetr clubhouse orr El Horno St. In San Juan Capistrano. Although no one leaves the class know- ing how ta play a symphony, each child knows how an i11Strument is put together. the names of its parts, a little of Its history, how a 90Wld is made, and how to Jn Laguna Niguel, Crown Valley School will lose Principal Bill Llmebrook to Ole Hanson School. 'Ibe move win be a return home in a sense for Llmebroot, who was a teacher and administrator in San Clemente at Las Palma.s School belore he waa transferTed to Crown Valley. Pinnt Near Comp.letion Resident. would have to pay the fee 11 well. ' The law also says that the fee could not prevent a dUzen's free access to public tid<llnds-Including lhe sand below mean high tide line and the water ~. Olson is an instructor in the science, mathematics, engineering and technology division of the community college. e Ar t Workd sop Slated CROWN VALLEY -An art workshop for serious art students in the elementary and secondary grades will be conducted at Crown Valley School for five days dut· in,a: the summer. Sponsored by the Niguel Art Associa- tion, approximately 60 children will be in- volved in this year'1 program. Trustees of the Capistrano Unified School District have approved the use of three classrooms for the project which will provide experiences in drawing, pain- ting, colors and art appreciation. Children throughout the district are 6· pected to be involved as they wete last year. e Educator to Speak LAGUNA HILLS -Dr. Fred H. Brema-, superintendent-president of Sad· dleback College will be guest speaker at the Tuesday, April 21 meeting of the Laguna Hills Kiwanis Club. Dr. Bremer will present a com- prehensive report on the progress of the college and the Calilornia community col- lege system at tilt noon luncheon meetin& at Clubhouse 2 in Leisure World. play a basic tune. . "We're not trying lo ma):e a Heiletz out of anyone," said Gallic):. "We're Clemente Flood Victims Told Fu 1ids Available San Clemente residents who still might have a flood-caused debris problem on their property could qualify under a federal financial aid program, city of- ficials related today. The Slate of California Disaster Oflice notified City Manager Ken Carr that lhe new Jaw apparently allocated federal funds for removal of debris, including wreckage of buildings, f u r n i t u r e • machinery, autos, tree sections, soil and other materials dumped by flood waters. Carr said to the best of his knowledge the provl.sion Is the first law whi~h prom- ises aid for private debris removal costs. Property owners who thiok they may qualify ca11 contact city Engineer Phil Peters's office in city hall before the deadline next Wednesday, Carr added. Moving out ol his Jiom..town ;, Bob Elston, who wW leave Ole Hanson to take the principal post In the n<W Viejo School. John Hopkins will move to Crown Valley from Laa Palmas, and Palisades will lose lArry PelU« to the Las Palmas post. The new principal for Palisades School bu not be<n llp!IOln(.d. Retaining their cWTent po11ltions a.re Jay Hancock, Conccrdla; H,a r o Id Ambuehl, San Juan ; Chuck Bossard, Dana; Dk:k Herr, Clplstrano; Walt Spen. cer, Forster Jr. High; and Dane! Taylor, San Clemente lliil>· Work on San Clemente's sophisticated $2.2-milllon water reclamation plant is ailghtly ahead ol schedule this week, city spokesmen. said, and the entire facility should have it1 lint test run near the end of summer. USC Students To Aid Minorities LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Student. at the Un!Vft'alty or Sou.them CaUfornia, I private institution now surrounded by minority group residents, voted Thursday lo help finance 1 IU million scholarship fund for mlnority and economically disadvantaged 9'udentll. Chamber Aids Scholarship The Capistrano B e a c h Chamber of Commerte thi.s week became the donor of the largest organlutJon gltt to the Scholarship Fund Assoclatlo• serving the Capistrano Unified School District The chamber, gave $100 for a scholarshJp ta a June, 1970 graduate of San Clemente High School who will study . in the field of business administration. Lawyer Gary Sodikoff beads lhe organization fund a pp e a 1 of the scholarship group In which all major organizations of the Capistrano Bay area will be asked to make contribution for San Clemente June gradua t es' scholarships. El Rancho has the hottest pi iCe in town! TEK • • ••••••••••• Only the price i1 reduced, •• now, get a quality brush for every member of the tUni.Iy ! You can't MO wrong 11.t thia price! Colgate Toothpaste .................. 69c Colgate 100 ................................ $1.19 · Prevent decay with MFP ... save 14c. too! Reg. $1.49 me ... price includes 12c off label •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• F'or valM ••• ahop au departments o.t J.IOUr Penonal-i:.ed Supermarket! Frying Rabbits ....... ~"! ...... 89~ Enjoy an old fashioned country dinner ••• fried rabbit, gravy, biscuit& ••• & be •lad you Mopped El Rancho! Ground Chunk .............................. 79:. Ground Round ........................ 89:. Always fresh , •• with hearty bee! goodnes.s ! So very lean ••• t.nd fresh.er, for flavor! Welders have begun the final assembly of the plant's rapid sand filter tanks while others are working oo the last stages of concrete forming. The sewage plant, whiCh began ~ structlon last fall , was financed by a suc- cessful bond elecUon in San Clemente. ll should serve the area's sanitation needs for at leaast the next five years. The efnuent which it produces will not be dumped into the ocean, City Engineer Phil Peter stressed today, but Instead will be put td use for irrigation and other projects suitable for reclaimed water. The effluent produced by the p....,;t · plant also has a high quality and Is ~ing pumped at I rate Of 350 gallons I minute into the San Mateo basin on camp Pendleton. There it is settling lnto the un- derground wale!' supply to stave off salt water Intrusion from the sea. The work on the 17.5-acre site near lhe hills or the Reeves Ranch and near the city's industrial area is being done by the Santa Fe Springs Jinn of Weardco Const.ruction Company. Peter said after about five yean of operation, the plant would either have to be enJarged or the city sanitation district would be blended into a larger, Joint district such as one which has been fonn· ed among si1 other South C o a a t dlstMct.-,5ERRA (Soulh East Reglooal Reclamation Authority). San Clemente tbus far has opted not to join SERRA, which is a brand new group. If 1 citizen exercises his free right to mm. then 11113 on the city beach lo df1 off afterward!, he should pay the hie. But who will notice. him as a violator! "We haven't gone into the issue that tar ye't," Carr said, "becauae ft was the collective opinion that the. city llbouJd not spend mOO.y and staff time oo the ~lfk:a of the fee unW Jt receives a mandate from the dtlzent. It woold be 11 waste ol time and money otbenNe." He Nil the point abc:U bltben "sneak· Ing" -lhe belch lo dry olf or JUI! lo alt down is a valid one. ' ., Other problema would Include iro- vl&ions lo channel be9cb Ulen -am fee payers -lhroulh ••coolrotled enlranc:e. The beaches, thus, would have io be fenc.. ed or olherwlae contn>Ued. The beach loo Issue la 1 loog-debalad one along the Orange Cotat, and 111 renaissance In Laguna Beach In 1113 iro- mpted the state Jaw specifying1 the non- discrimination aod access rulec. And '° far no otbe< municipality bu effectively set up a uae fee ordinaDce for tis beaehe8. And yet the valJd conllOveny 9Vet the pUghl o1 coutUne clues llllll penlm: Should a coast city's residents pey tax- es for services and maintenance m Ill beaclie. -expeiises broullhl oo by thousands ol n°"""ldtnla from IDllod clUes? Regular, dental care ~ day, can mean so much in later years. A brisk brush and a quality den- tifrice are essential J • Ground Chua Patties ................. 79:. Ground Round Patties .......... 89:. Prices in effect Mon., ~11.e1., Wecl., '4.pril 13, i;, 16. No •alt• !o d<altr8. ARCADIA: Su"'t '"' HnnUniton Dr. (!I !lone~• Cen!tr) PASADENA: Eaclt pattie exactly the same aizel Suf)tf' 1hoJ"pfr produce tXJlue! Ruby Red Grapefruit Sweet and juicy ..• pink & colorfu l and delicious I The b<si Texaa hu to offer I " . 10: $1 Precision ground mut ill perfect pattiea f At tll< Deli<:ctul.,. Kraft American Slices ~u•t rhrht to top a hambu!lr"r pattie ••. for sandwiches tool Save on the 12 °"· PO<kA8'. I 79' r1 320 Wat Colondo Blvd. .SOUlll PRSADOIA: frsmool ..... Hanlioa10• Dr. HUlmllGJOll IUClb -.sod Alaonquio (8ol!Mlk Clllltr) NEWPOll' ll£ACll: 2727 "-' Bild. 1nd 2555 ·Elllblllfl Dr. (Elllbl1ff Viii• .. C.ni11) ':'\ L • ( I 4 W Y MAil -· All1I l.l, 1970 Viet ·Cong ~triking Te r ror Into :Cambodians ..,,_ \ Ulqen wer< Viet Cong. lc..1911.., .. _. ..... A Glugow, ScoUand court award- ed Gonion McLIOd '988.80 in dam- ' ages for injuries received, when a public toilet collapsed. City atlol'- neys argued unsuccesafuliy that McLeod sat down more heavily than usual beca111e be .bad - drinking. •-- Fiflitfioe '""""'"I'll scllool cl&ildrim M tt<I tht Bellou Wash., dirtrict'a adminiltmtlotl center on a field ;np rccentlu and Wf't'e 1hown, atnonO athn thing1, a caw machine. WMa the demonltTotion 1DGI · Oti«T, • amall bOll approcu:hed the pide, fished a grub b11 lemon drop out of hli' pi>Ckot dlOd oakod, "H.,. aboul making 55 copie1 of UU.1" ••• A London,: England, high •cQUrt judge recently ordered $26.40 per week plWl)l>er Roger, B.......,,.w lo pay $12,900 to a fellow amateur soccer playe'r who be kicked dur· Ing a game. Broofuaw, 29, said he figures it will lake him 40 years to pay It off. Prettv Hollv Kiat!er po,., V>ill\ • coup!< of babv 111onk<y1 at the De. ver, Colo., wo. Thtae and o'1atr ,,n. mall• art up for adoption at Ute zoo. An~ne adopting OM mau name the animal. and hat1t his name imcriMd °" a plaque. Tht tnoMV wiU bf uud to 1tock the 10011 utD primate houe. • ' Three banditl hijacked a tract lrut week in Hamilton Toton1htp, NJ., and e1caped wi th a cargo of hor1 d'oevvru. Official.I Mid the little tidbit.I hod littlt re· sole vclM lmt t.OOtlld bf c totl· come Gdditton to a, mammoth cocktail parlv. • • When German m~ules lbrea!en- ed to postpone the Apollo shot Sat-. unlay, Contod Ahlera, a spokeo- man for Chancellor Willy Brandl, gav~ hi! own Ideas about the di- sease. He said they were -.East Gennan meulu", not just plain old German meaales anl certainly not West German measles. SALT Team Leaves Ho11'le To Meet Russ . WAlllllllGTON (AP) -.._ - '-'-·~ Nlsoa, U.B. ,,...,.-. set out ·todaJ r.r r cruclll roumt "ll!b w1th the -... carllq the ll'ml nee betw-tbe two _ ... _ 'Ille Ill--team led llJ U.8. dilonna- ment clllel Gerard Smith la otoPflblr flnt al -lo brief Ille NA10 .W. ~ m lbe for1hoomin( U.8.-&Met 8tratep: Anno Uml-Talb - SALT. 1lleD Tllonciay. at VJtoni, the U.S. en- VO)'I Ill down •Ith tblli -oppooltes to ...... ~ blrplnlnc that ii .,_ peeled lo .... for --The two -held a in1.bninarY 6cuulom tellion u Helalnld Jut fall. · Botb lbe ·Unli.d Slates and the Soviet Union aft movJ.nl cautiously on SALT, which 1nvo1-ihe. bulc nuclw weapOnl power Of bo4il notlonl.11 u ._1 ii reached, tt will be a landmark of the at.omk age. NIIOil ... t with the U.S. negoliaton over Ule wtekend, pve tlMln ftna1 ln- lllrucllona ind,,_ them"'"· Pat Nixon Opens U.S. Art Exhibit NEw YOJIX (UPI) -Mn. Richard Ill. litxan, Who ta -llinl oome or the 11th C&obltf White -l'OOllll -..ed by l\ln. JOiin P. ~. oponoct. lbe ceannial ...,. of ltth Centur y American Art at the Metro~oJ1tan M_, $unday nilhl- Tlle Pini Lady •• accompui<d by a.ment c.on,.r, curator ol the White -· and a-ti• mloiation archllecl EchnrdVuilnJ-,.wbahal-tn- trusted wilh ttnOVlting .eVeral attu 1n the White H-biciudlnl the BIUt and Nc!Rocltll. Mrs. Nixon Wff partlcularly lntpreuad with a New Votk dlllinl room Of the ll20 period In the Metn>polJlla "-• which ,..,,.ec1 fnm tilt l"e(leral perlOd to Frank LJO!'d Wriibl The Duncan P h y f e f11hlll1n fJf the 41ning room Hlnced lbe •uU>entic elepnce oh< wt!htO to bring to 1be tucuuve Mlftlliln. "It'• what w6 Will atHve for ln tMoing -ol the Willlo Jlouo< ..-S open to public view," lhe llkL Mn. Nlloa'a appearaMe at the Mel on Ult ... "' llOtli annl"1'W)' " the o\ulewn'a chlpter was an lnportant atep in lier .. W roJi U I knowledlleable carelal<er Of the White - Russ Book a Sellout MOSCOW (UPI) -A 100........, volum~ Of PQilry by Andrei ""'" • Ay, Russil'1 mOlt controv«*l poet, ap- peared Sunday Ind oold out within a few minute.. Avid llullilm -hod -up !tr hoUn at ....,.., cmtral ..,,. • .,. m:I when Jbe --m -alt K vanlahed soon tberealter. the lucky purd!Pen abl• lo reod and enjoy -IDl7 bl the moot bnporiUl -U}' wrl fJf tlie ;oar. One ~ler 1 carryiJ111 1 bukel full of 1mAll iteD'll tiken from a house, polnted at Uie river and chaUered nervously. A body wu driftinl 1lowly downstream on Ill back. It was a Vietnamese man in clv!Uan dreu, &nd be appeared to be still altve allhouP -ed. Tbe ooldlen bell111 to unlimber their AX4T riflel, but the man twitched con- vulltvtly and turned on his face. 0 Viet Cong, Viet Cong," the troops said, but didn't wute a lbot. The man had died. The coptaln Wd there bad been a bat- Ue In No Name Vlllqe earlier In the morning. Two Csmbodlan villagers wl;lo cautiously returned described in sign language how Viet Cong and Cambodian; forces had clasl\ed in the villa&e, There were no casua{lies on the Ctmbodian side. however, and the Viet Cong ... Withdrew to another village three miles • downstream. While some of the troops set Vle looted houses ablaze, others cautiously probed the numerous ' rein!orced bunkers tha't the Vietnamese had built ben eath their houses. Ttie captain said the Viet' C:Ong had tried to entrench thernselvel in the village by fighting from the bunkers. The only Vietnamese to~~~ were Ja wizened old man and two women lying exhausted in a pig sty beside the 111Tiokl~ ruins ol Oleir house. Down I· dusty wagon path wbicb woo.nd under1leify &hade trees, the tf'OoPI .fonn. eel a skirmish line before a large Catholic church, the pride of the village. They set up a machlne-gur:i and fired repeated bursts ttioru&h the closed wooden doors. The .t.Qf; ~ mov~ inside, sacked it ·and set it afire. .. The roof· ~lapsed in a roar and the lUe-size statues of the Virgin Mary and Joseph 1!o<lld be seen through the flames. UPI T1~hatll • The gtUJini ..\ldieri r6lllded up citlcl<"'5 and ducts and tied tbem lo li>e\r belts tor the evenlna meal. i£ JOldltf led a pony, another had a · ln toW. '11lree -wm shpt. 1and the troops loaded iJiO!careueee oo 1 tro,!k tbal abo carried bicy(:les, bedding' aod goods from the small village store. By noon, the village was gutted, and at least 70 houses were -. tbe: hemes of Cambodians as well as Vie~, along with lbe mounds ol straw that bad =~~ryupse~ the cattle d1fbtl ~ The troops Id\, Busing Starts • In Florida; Kirk Gives In BRADENTON, Fla. (UPI) - Superintendent Jack Davidson regained command of Manatee County's sc~ today and prepared to implement a desegregation plan Gov. Claude Kirk tried for a week to block. ' Tuesday morning, 21,700 elementary school students and 107 teadlen1 in Manatee will attend desegregated schools and many of the students will be bused Jong distances past their neighborhood schools. Davldaop resumed command or the system art-er Kirk backed down in the face of a Federal Court contempt citation and an order to pay a $10,000 (ine for every day he defied court or4ers to desegregat~ Manatee schobls. "'The events of the past week may very well make it more difficult to accept the desegregation plan.': .Da~dsio~ ·_said to- day. "But at this point, it' is th"e liw." Davidson, who was suspended by Kirk twice last week, said he "felt like a human checker being bounced first one way then another." JANE FONDA: 'PEOPLE SILENTLY CRYING FOR HELP' Actr•11 Joins D•nver Anti-Vietnam Group In 36-hour Fast, Sit-in Kirk backed down from a bead-oo clash with the Federal Court in a statewkl.e televlsioo broadcast Sunday in which he said "to disobey the District Court's in- Actress F ondp. Joins Protest, Fast in Denver junction and to pay a fine would not solve Peace Groups to Protest · the problem." Kirk flew to New Orleans early today to seek to intervene in an appeal of the Manatee County desegregation order which is currenUy pending before the WASlllNGTON (AP) -1Whi\c millions more than 150 cities and on hundreds of U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals. or Americans grumble quietly about college campuses. In his television address Sunday, Kirk paying Income taxe.s. three peace groups The war prolests v.•ere called by the announced he was reinstating Davidson are planning protests this week against New f\1obilizalion Committee to End the and the county school board and ordering u8ing the tax money for war. War in Vietnam, the VI et n am them to implement the desegregation DENVER (UPI) -Actress Jane Fon-Starting today with a fast. including a Morato riuin Comm ittee and the Student plan on Tuesday. da, wtao aiys people ate "scared <I. open-"nondinner" schecluled at Lafayette Park f\1ob Uization Committee to End the War Kirk's decision came in time to meet inc their eyes," planned to begin a..36-across from the White House, protest in Vietnam. . U.S. District Judge Ben Krentzman's ....,._ f Jeadcri say the three days before Protest leaders are planning rallies and order to comply with "bus now" inte· •.Au-ast here today to protest the waf in Wednesday's midnight deadline for filing demonstrations Wednesday to rocus on gratlon or pay a fine or $10,000 a day for Vietnam. tax returns will ~filled with rallies, the past and present use or tax money for civil contempt of court. Kirk b.,I until 1be willowy moV'Je star said she would demoostraUons and student strikes In war sJ)enCling · today to comply. join members of the Mountain States ,----,...,.~ .. -.~....,~~--,-.. ,~-------'-,-,.,.-',,'-••-•-.. -..,.----.,-, -----'-'---'--,'-,.-,.-"'-,..-.-trfl~w-.-.~.,.., - Vietnam Moratorium Coomtitlee as they fasted in United Nations Plaza in downtown Denver; Mils Fonda, nominated for a Best Actress award for the film "They Shoot Horses, Don'l Th ey," also will travel to the sprawling FL Canon Army Base near Colorado Springs Wednesday. Miu Fonda sakl she would visit Ft. Canon to participate In a "sick call" strike by anti-war Gis at the mllilary complex. lf the authorities at the base try to in- timidaJe anyone, Ml!s Fonda warned the action would lead to a "series of suits agallllt (deleme secretary) Md vln Laird that will make his hair tum gray~' 1 The ac&e:is, on a cross-country trip to visit Indian groups and to lend support to anti-war activities, said she believed peo- ple were "silently crying for help." Mu!iny Charges ' Due ~U)llC BAY NAVAL BASE, Philippines (UPI)· -The captain of the American muniUons ,~ Columbia Eagle said to- day he has flied charges of mutiny against two crewmen who hijacked the ship to Cambodia last month. · ··-., . -.. Hammet t w on_'t go ~lo~g with piolitScal b ic kering, won't criticize wit hout offer.ing ail alternate plan, has all his interes ts in Costa Mesa, has 10 years of -public I i ; ' service ancl e.xperi· ience, ancl can pull men of opposing opinions together lot ' ·the citizens benefit.: -No Springtime 'in Rockies .. ' ' WHAT. KIND O ~ A POLITICIAN 15 THIS ANYHOW? Midwest Still Locked in _ Grip of Snowstorm c .......... . Temperatures ... s ... ..,,, 1..0$ ANOl!L!I !UPll -Thi "'" llotlwldt -""t . ~ '""' l.t'. ., ,,..,.... w ... u.t. ~ -.-: ....., _, _... .,_,.. ...,. .. hlt ....... C-' .. lfllM ..................... "" .. "" _..., at .......... "' • ~ "-"' ~ ................ ~ -..... .... wtt't ,....,.... ,llw.,.. .,_ ................ "'o.efft .............. _,...,. ....... ....... ,..,..,, ...... .t .... """ a.a.. ._. ,... lllCflll ... 11'1 • .,t":::-.,.,... ,.. -~ '9 ftle 0,..t ut!M ''" llflll ~ ftnltt!'M 1t llt MVt1! Of tllt Gtttl llllllt H "" ., ........ 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'lob McNulty, Chalrm•n, 44S~i. 17th St., Coit•~ • ' --- . • I I I ! 1 . • -~ hnpeach · Dougla s Action Mountfug WASHINGTON (UPI) - Critics of Supi:emi C o u r t Justice William 0. Douglas plan to move agahut the 71· year.old jurist someUme this week. They may demand im- peachment or organize a pre- impeachment investigation. Rep. William 0 . Scott (R· Va.), said legislation would be introduced In a few days relating to Douglas' case ; but he did not specify exactly what tt would attempt to do. Other House sources said foes or the judge were trying to decide Whether to propose an impeachment resolution, or to fonn a sped.al bipartisan in- vestigaUQn to see ii such a resolution Is warranted . Douglas has come under renewed criticism fCX' his book "Points of Rebellion" in which he stated "Violence may be the only effective response in dealing with the so-called establishment." He has been U'l1der attack for several years for hil court opinions on obscenity, and more recently, for his former ties with a charitable foundation t h a t drew· financial support. from Las Vegas gambling interests. Organizers of the attack on Douglas have said it was not prompted by the Senate's re- jection ot Presldt'tlt Nixon's two ecent SQ.preme Court nominees -Judge Clement F. Haynsworth Jr. and Judge G. Harrold Carswell. But Vice President Spiro T. Agnew &ajd during the weekend: "Those two fine judges hive been denied seats on the bench for atatements that an much less reprehensible than thoJe made, in my opinion, but Jultice Douglas." And House GOP Leactef. ~-aid R Ul"I , ........ =• . Ford, !n a speech at l'l•t Salute Ottawa, Ill., Saturday, said "l think you'll see Some action in Abb' H fl I the House (on Douglas) ln the ie . o man g ves a closed fist salute for very near future." peace at a rally in Under the CoMUtution: tpe Jtousion SUnday. He House may vote to Impeach a spoke in the city,'s Her- judge or other official, and the inan Park after he was Senate conducts the trial. One denied permi~sion to president, Andrew Johnson, speak at Rice Uilivers· was impeached but not con-ity.' Nearly 1500 per- victed. No Supreme Court sons heard Hoffman justices ever have been tried after 8 three _ mile by the Senate alttiough there march tlirough Hous-have been 12 impeachment eases involvlnc the high-court . ...,.t_o_n. _______ _ Douglas, a member Of the court since 1939· and its secood most senior member, survived a 1953 impeachment attempt when an impeachment resolu· tioo died in committee. Tiny Tantrum Vegas Blaze Kills One, Injures 17 Malted Milk Supply 86'd L.\S VEGAS (AP) -Arson has been eliminated as the cause Of a smoky fire at the Stardust Hotel which killed one fireman and f o r c e ct evacuatibn of 500 hotel guests and employes. LAS VEGAS (U PI) -Tiny Tim was in a tizzy. The long-haired entertainer with the falseUo re~rtedly was sore because he broke hi s megaphone and his manager tried to cut off his malted milk supply. Tiny and his bride of four months, Miss Vicki, stayed behind a locked door in their suite in the Fremont Hotel during the weekend and took the phone oll the hook. Tiny appeared for his shows but other than that he was in- commUnicado. Jeff Wald, a partner in the firm that manages tbe singer confinned his company had severed relations with Tiny. Wald said the trouble atarted the day of Tiny's first appearance when he had room service ~ up 27 ice aeam sundaes, nine chop suey din- ners and 35 matted milks. Wald said his client tiped $40 and J50 and that he told the hotel to cut Tiny off before they all went bankrupt. Wald accused Tiny of "un- professional cooduct." He also claimed Tiny had behaved in a similar manner during visits to Australia and elsewhere. The manager said he had reversed his ban oo room service delicacies but Tiny, who is making $50,000 for his two week appearance at the Fremont, was not assuaged. Wald said Tiny was to fly to Los Angeles Friday to open a flower show, but he didn 't ap- pear. Tiny was upset, the manager claimed, because he had broken the megaphooe he uses in imitations of Rudy Vallee and wouldn't go on without it. ,. ... h lllkll ....,.,....,...... In vestigators said Sunday the fint-floor blaze that broke out in a supply room filled with flammable c 1 e a n in g Ouids may have been ignited by a stray spark, cigarette or spontaneous combustion. Killed in the Saturday blaze, apparently by s m o k e in- halation, was Capt. Frank Testa, 43, Clark County fire departmentc om man der. Seventeen other persons, in- cluding 11 firemen, were in- jured. • The casino's money and a sample of moon rock from the Apollo 12 mission on display at the hotel were immediately locked up In a fireprooC safe when the blaze broke out. [8] MI LAN M DOSTAL' POI CITY COUNCIL Dl5TllCT 4 APIJL 14 NEWPORT BEACH COMMUNITY OlIENRD -Newport Tommorrow , c;hairman R11i denti•I Goals. Involved in youth work , educ;efion. YMCA • f LEGALLY TRAINED -juris doc;tor - ' weighs f1ct1 for lo9 ic1I c;onclusion1. loc•lly pr1cticin9 attorney. EXPERIENCED -•II levels of governM men+, pest U.S. Dept. of Justic• triel 1tM ; . torney. Author on aviation law. GOALS "" To implement the pla'1ning Goals of NEWPORT TOMORROW ,,,-To est•bllsh 1 "PEOPLE.ORIENTED" Environmental Goals Study ; ..,, To foster closer COOPERATION betwH n other Governmental Agencies l ..., To promote community •ction towa rd CRIME PREVENTION I PART IAL LIST OF SUPPORTERS • • ' I • I • • • • • ! • • • ( Mr. & Mn. Wrn. l1bi H1rrv l1bbitt H1neock l1nnin9, Ill Mr1. Rich1rd l1cht1I Dr. I Mr1. H1n111 ''""'nuli Mr. l M ... Ch1rl11 l1rr -DY l1rtholorn1w ~J Dr. & M'1. W•rd l i11on"•tl1 ~ Dr. & M ... Ftih. l•u ~ ,.I Mr. & Mn. R.. L lrec•m1y1r Mr. I Mn. Wm. D. Cl1r• Mr. I Mn. Al Cl1m1nce Mr. l Mn. Philip Cohol111 Mr. & Mn. Do11 Colli1r • " • ~ Dr. I Mn. Joh" D1111 Mr, I Mr1. Dou9l11 Die• Mr. I Mn . S1mu1I H, Dowt1i"9 Mr. l Mh. 611r9• lli11 0011 F1r91110" Ll•yd Flow1u k11111oth W. Fowler Mr. I Mn. Milt fr'"''" Mr. & Mn. Robert H. ••lli•o11 Din Gillil1rtd Mr. I Mn. G1ry 1P!1h1rn Joe• Gru11dhof1r Vinci H11ly Dr. l Mn. Lo r111 Ho1th1r Mr. I Mrs. Ed91r "Nod" Hilt 61or91 Ho19, II Mr. Rich1td Ho491 G1or91 Jo"'' J•11111 & M1 ri111 Judin Mr. & Mn. 0111 ki!m1r Robtrt kotolio Mr. & Mn. Do119l11 Kr111t1r Dr. lrYi119 L1bv Die• la"' ~ol1nd l1"dri91" Mr, Rob1rt Leith H1n1 J. lor1"1 J1111 D .luk1 Bob l ll1ln1 ly111n Joh11 Moc.111b Mr. I Mn, P111I Mc.ki"l1y Mr. I M11;, Jock W. Mlc.k1l1011 Dr. I Mn. Joh11 P1lm1r Mi1l1r Mr. & Mra. J1c.t A. Moorh11d Mr. I Mn. J1ct Mulroy Mr, & Mr1. St111l1y Murnford Mr. I Mr1. A1b1rt Murril Hugh My111H Mr. I Mrt. Eu91n1 O 'Rou r+• Ch1rl11 Pol1111r John M. P1ll1fi1r ll.011 Prieo Mr. I Mn. Wm. l . R1wli119 Dr. I Mr1. 011" 0. R11¥i1 Mr. I Mn. "Rid" Sh11r1r Rob1rf Sh1lto" Mr. Carl S1rric1 Rob1rt H. Srnith Mr. & Mn. M1rrill E. S~illin9 Dr, I Mn. M1c ly11 Somort J . l11li1 Sfoff11111n , St1ph111 St1w1rl Comdr. (-1!.I l Mr1. /Y111 Stur9i1 Mr. I M,., Joh11 Tho1111 ft d Mr. I Mf1. Gl11111 Tur11bull 1'1!1• V091I Mr. I Mn. Jo11ph 0 . W1lk1r W1rr1n I Loi1 W1for1 ' Mr. l Mn. Ho11rv W1b.r Mr, & Mn. Don1ld D. W1ll1 Mr. I Mu. KifllJ•l'Y Whit111oek Mr. I Mra. Wm, L Wood VOTE DOSTAL ··APRIL 14th FOR NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL ChlinMnl DNn ltNYI~ Via l 14e, N~ leach ' ' ' U.S. Aide In Egypt Israelis Strike Red Missil~ Site s By United Press laternatlon I arms Ur~ aero~ the S~z Israel said its warplanes Canal this morrung, saymg penetrated deep into Egypt ~ another Israeli .soldier had . . been killed to bring weekend day for the first time 111 10 losses there to five de.ad arid days for raids against military five wounded. ta~gets 28 and 90 miles from The canal Clghling, plus an Cairo, where U.S. A s s l . increase in guerrilla atlacks Secretary of State Joseph and skirmishing along the Sisco was discussing h'ow to Jordanian froDUer, led Israeli cool the Middle East crisis. officials to believe that the The raids were thought to Arbas were stepping up the have been aimed at preventing fighting during Sisco's Middle the installation or Soviet SAM3 East vtsit tO ernphaslte the' antiaircraft m I s s i I e s , the seriousness oC the situation. , latest,,K.remlin hardware giv~ to the Egyptian air def~se command. . ' . 2 Rare Violins Hocked for $35 3rd Ph ase. Pullout Compl eted SAIGON (UPI) -The U.S. Command said toda)I presi~ dent Nixon's third p h a s e withdrawal of 50,000 American troops had been more than fulfilled last week. well ahead of schedule. T h I s announcement coin- cided with olficial field reports that North Vietnamese troops besieging Dak Seang shot down an American helicopter Sunday, tite seventh aircraft loot there. Military spokesmen s a i d U.S. troop strength as of lasL . Thursday had fallen to 429,200, -the fewe!~ Americans in the war zone since March 31 , 1967. Nixon's program had called An announcement f r o m Israel , headquarters said the warplanes attacked targets oear'~tanza.la, a town 90 miles northeast of Cairo in the northern Nile delta, and. hit 19 miles east of the Soviel~uill industrial complex at Helwar, on 28 miles southeast or Cairo. BOSTON (UPI) -Thieves for no more than 434,000 Sisco, folloY(ing a nearly t~·o-hoor meeting with Presi- dent Gama! Abdel Nasser in Cairo Sunday. was meeting this moming "ith the Egyp- tian leader's top foreign af· fa irs adviser, M a·h mo u d Fawzi. Israel reported more artiller;s, mortar and small raided a hotel room over the troops io th~ war zone by weekend .and made •off with April l~- two violins. ' Tiley ·pawned The President is expected to the1n for '$35. • announce more withdrawals in qoo v.iplln was a 1 7 4 2 a statement on the war on GuarQeri,us 1w.orth $15,qoo and Thursday. thel other was a 176 7 The commander of the 11 Stradivarius wbrth· $20,000. : provinces around Saigon con- P,olice ~ou~ them Saturday «ded there may be risks con· night aboUt 14 h6urs afltr' they • 4nected with further troop were sto4en~ from Mr . and pllllouts in Vietnam but said h1rs. Ktnsley Rosen of the · the Vietnamizalion program l\1 i n n I! a p o I i s Symphony had a better than 50-50 chance Orchestra. of working. , MO!lda1, .... U U, 1970 DAI~~ PJl,pT 5 Ah8entees Drop • .. ~ Air Controllers · Ending 'S ickout' . '.' WASHINGTON (UPI) The Feder1l Avta&n Adminbtration has reparted "contlnuin1 improvement•• n the number of aJr traffic conM trollers endinl thelr "sickout" following a back-to-wort order by 4 federal court. The return to work was bolstered by a reoom, mendaUon distributed Sunday n1ght by the •Professional Air Traffic Controllers OrganizaM tion (PATCO) urging their members to g6 b1ck to their ]obs. ; The PATCO Iioaril alio said it supported an In-depth study of controller problems by a federal court and a s k e d Transportation Secretary John A. Volpe to do the same. The. FAA said Sunday upie number of absentees continued downward after reacru,,g the peak of 1,847 on Mareh 30. Yesterday, 1,014 were abaent throUghout the system, com- pared with 1,076 on Friday." There wis no total for Sunday. The back-to-wort order was issued Saturday by U. S . District Judge George S. Hart who ruled that the controllers must either return or produce ivicfeh<!e Olat they are really ill, . . • Att9mey F. Lee Bailey, PAT C 0 e,x;ecutive director, $4ld after the hearing he CJ:· peeled to see "some con· fro11irs begin checking in." . Jock Hamm8tt's work, home, public service, ond alle9ionce are all in and to Costa Meso. What other cortdidote can say that and prove it? JACK HAMMETT for COSTA MESA CITY COUNC IL Tuesday, April 14th Cltl:reM for H•mmett, 445 lut 17th St., ' Ce1t• M ... ·~---~~-------------- COSTA MESA : 3390 Bristol Street• 2300 Neffh Hort.er hv .... rd • • DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE Worst Single Tr age dy • • •• . ~. . • Four young California Highway Patrol officers an · • d'eod • gutmiti! ttown in the worst single tragedy in the ' h!li6°ry bi the ·)l'atrol. ' • 1 · · .'J'bo episode underscores \he fact that every peace olli<>er, bowevel' routine his ~.uty;ls always only a step away from . the threat ,of sudden death in bis role as . '. ' • p/otoctor ol lru>oc0nt people. · . • Every time a police officer, sherilrs deputy or blJh- . way patrolman walks up to a car to lalk to a motorut, ~ .. -or checks the door of a darkened office for burglar• or , • )"alb ,thro~ih an alley to check on "!' ln'lruder, he is . '.· JaCillg a. gMentlal lethal weapon. Crunlnals, unfortu- nately, do not follow \he Marquis of Queensbury rules in their battle with \he law. The tragic &laying of the four highway patrolmen perhaps should, make all of us a little more tolerant of their sometimes brusque conduct. They never know wben their lives are on the· line. Everyone:s . He Man John Wayne, Orant8 County's and the nation's big, tough hero of counUf!s outdoor adventures over a 35- year movie c&reer, •finally won the gtrl, cl!ptured the beach, vanquished the Indians and won for the good guys last Tuesday night. The Newport Belich reai~ent won his first Academy Award ostenalbly for his portrayal of \he boozy, brutal deliverer 'of we.stern--style justice in .. True Grit." The award really was for a-long series of motion picturn which e.tabJWied John Wayne as everyone's He Man. John J.VaYD• has :tr'lertds and worshiplul admirers ,.·"' ... . •. all around the world. That fact pays a lot ot billJ. What counts most with him, however, is that he ha• the 1ame kind of admiration and devotion from hls friends on the Orange Coast who know hlm o~ 1creen . As Gertrude Stein might put it, John Wayne I& John Wayne ls John Wayne. He's for real, on and off ocreen. Great Grune of Politics Keaplng track of colngs-on in Sacramento ls ntver ea&y, but It is especlally complex at this point In a legislaUve session, and especially this year. Introduction ol bills is already about a third ahead of a year ago and th• greet influx was just bepMlng last week. Obviously, legislators either do not want to or are Ineapable of reducinf duplication ot bills, or cutting out bills which have no 1ertou1 intent. The ailllneas 11eB100 bas aeen Orange County's men In Sacramento contribuilng \heir full share of pu2illng bills -as for instance, one requiring motorcycles to show a glowing tall light a certain number of minutes after stopping and parking. Another Orange Cowrtlan introduced e hill which, If Jt ever reached the floor of the Senate, would, he ad· mil&, borrily hlm. It was introduced only to harass a ballot p<opot!Uoa. And then there are the "spot" bills which have no specific goal but an there to g!ve the legislator leeway for future amendments if be aees the need for some leglslatlon. It's a bewildering geme they play in Sacramento. ' ' '· " titwer Must Be No in 1972 Growth in Use of Heroin ls Alarming < Ted ~ennedy Ready in '76? .. ,. . WASHINGTON -Il ii; of· course, too early to suggest what aittrnaU" to Rldlard Nixon wlll be av-le bl 1'11 - even peritap1 too earl;' to Rtaeat . wlleliill' !be country will wlnt one. Moodl are transient, and if the oou.ntry's mood eoatlnues to. be a curious cOmbinatloll of. ~ lbe phlelJllatk aod !be clJltankerous 'it .. will not really matter very much whom the convention to that of 1860, when the the Democrats anolnt. Democrats went thne ways to defe1t. SWJ, there ls always the chance that · IT 18 AT TRJI point that dele1ates and the country's mood will chan1e. that It· .patty leaders be8ln placinc teltph .... will seek a leader. Moreover, wtiether or calls. 'nte message Ji easily tmaatnable. not the mood clwiaes. lhere will always "You can ude uu. party," the calll say, be -wbo think It has chanl!ed, or "aod U you don~ unite It die part7 11 ww!d dwl(e U the rilht man spoke out. dead " 1bua it ii poatble to envision the ·· · acenario at the DemocraUc NaUOOBl Con,. 're. the ,see~ muJ\ ~-lmaglna- vontlon ol 1'11 meeting In· the certalntf _ ,caunot encD111J!IS lho '1Wflad leel- J !be ----'-'"--o1 ••~-~ N' 'Which !be mu \)II the illhi!r eod ol w ~ -· "'"'· the telepl>ooe will conjure, and Indeed THE IMAGINARY scenario is not may well be conjuring now .. For the con- peaceful. The c.andidacle.!1 of Hubert frohtation suggested by the telephone call Humphrey and Edmund Muskie -the in the tcenarlo bu surely crossed front·runner• -have stalled, in part, let Edward Kenned)''• mhld. w ny, becaU9e eacb seeks to draw from That be would ny yes to the telephone the aame pool of delegates, in part call ls unimaginable today for two ~cause neither is acceptable to the reasons. alm.ble minority to whom they reprtsent a past with which to break. lnR.st, BECAUSE whatever happened A Southern bloc led, let w say, by John at ~ppaqulddick will still be cloaked - C.OMelly of Texas threatens a walkout 11 .Dot ln mystery, then in gos.!lp. Could against the possible choice of Sen. George Kennedy wta if he did nin ln 1972? By McGovern ol South Dakota. A list ol dark 1970, on the other hand, Cllappoqulddlck horses, including, let ua :say, newly will no lqer be a matt.er for sptQlla- elected Sen. Adlai StevtDSOn of Illinois tion. For better or woi'se, IO far as Ken. and Sen. Joseph Tydlqs C1f Maryland, nedy 15 concerned, it will be history. baa failed to arouse enthusiasm. Second, 1972 proVC1kts the vengeful Newspaper c:olumniata are comparin& psychotic. Twl.ee weekly, at least, Ken- nedy uaodata 1alk to police about thole thr<all mi hia llle -lbe7 come b)'-. in the ........ mill -wllich tl1ey .... al<!er moat wortey GI being looked Into. Wlll lhil shadow which loliowa him dilap- pur b7 !I'll? Perhapa not but, Just maybe, per1>apa ... THAT IS WHY the answer from the other end of the telephone in the 1CtMrlo envllloned above mmt be nqaUve. And that ii why !be DemocraUc Par!>' b In such a delperate leWCh for a leader, whUe at the very Ame time it bu one stendlD( b)'. Edward Kennedy performs hia senate bus!n"' with -·lound pualon for - detail and anoeymity. -lec1 ~ flaht against Clement Hl)'DOW«th and llamJld C&nell? Birch B¢-out in front-but Edward Keone<ty bollind die-. --with rare parliamentery skill and In- f onnld argument -llhepherded through Senate and Houae the JI-year-old vote, coupled wUh an extension of the Voting Rlahll Act, ...,. the boatlllty of the South and the Whit. Bouie? sen. Mike Mallllield -out In ln>ot -but Edward Kenned7 behind tilt 11Ce11e1. AND YET wml all !be &!1ail and all the -k thare la oomethinf kll thu ..Usfyln1 abolll anon)'lllOus leaderahlp, even when It le•da to anonymous Vlc-- lorlas. P1rUcularly when you know tbert ls no finlah line In li&llt and thet, two )'ears from now, the anawer muat be oo. , ByFrukMaakkwlcs ucl'l'om- Incivility in New York City NEW YORK CITY -Ruden"' ls epidemic hen. The aim.pie clvtUUes which pe<>ple have dtaigned to make transaction with olhers easier have been llrgely abandoned In the public !Ue of New York. (Staten Island, whlth is"Very like San Francltco In atmo~htrt;'1s"an exception to this, as It Is iii .;eXcepUo.i. to many generatiza· Uons .boui;*w··York.} A Cl'f!it . .proportion or the toWTI'I citlRnry teem to take the view that their nellhbor is their enemy ; and, more, to dellghl In IL YOU GET SO YOU'RE afraid to ask a man for directions. He elther walks away from yoo, acowling. or he replies as U you had asked for the family jewels. A black man may talk to you. He will almoll certainly never mttt your eye. The other day I saw a big Irish cop in Central Park, U'ying to be friendly to a Puerto Ric.. who was selling hot chtatnuts from a cart. The cop couldn't make it come off. The rne·mory of a 1bouPDd WJpleaunt encounters gave a11 edge lo bJs voice, and a curve to his sen· -----Monday, Apru 13, 1970 TM aditorlal PIO• of ua. Daflu Pf.lot 1ub to "'!""" and rtim-ldalc ,...,., br ,, .... u., lhll ""'"'"""""' opillloftl a!ld . .,.,,.. .... """ °"' ~ o/ Jnkrnl and ·~· b1I ,,,-;., • forvm for IM" ':'!"'""°" of ov rt'*n' c>pln!Otll, a1ld bu pru .. llnQ IAt .u .. ,,~ ...... point. of fwf"""'d obsmtn 0114 lj)Olurmn o• topjci of U.. doy. Robert N. Weed, PubU&hu Uments. It was gad to see. Taxi drivers try to start arguments, where they used to lecture you merely. U your tip doesn't saUsfy a waiter, he ia llkel7 lo stamp his feet and throw napkins about. Olten, 1r1 hard to get to talk lo a priesl PEOPLE DON'T UKE each other much here. Like crowded rats, they hate. Too many peop)e feel that whatever any- body else had. it was taken from him Rudeness ls all. There are ways of getUng away from this ugliness, or course.. You may im- merse yourseU in the medlev1l 1lle~ of ''The Cloisters," up In Wuhiniton Heights, or look at the El Grecos ln the Metropolitan (though It'• pretty damned crowded there, with everybody 011 a culcha (tick), or you may have a lovely read In one of the Public Ubrarlu. M7 particular ohelter Is The llqtney. Thia lo a lr~kly p>Sh lftd protected p.reml11ts at Slit and Park. Jt ls nm by the Loew's hotel people, who lllo nm the Mark Hopkins. It Is earning: general recogn!Uon as tbe best hotel in a city that boasts 1 lol cl good hotell -!be Plaza, Berkelr7, Drake, Rib< -Carlton: the Waldorf, Carlyle and Westbury and, !or tho!Je wt>o llte eltgant New York the "'7. it U5td to be, the old Fift.b Avenue Hot.e, near Wulllngton Squ .... mE REGENCY llA8 been my favorite •Inc• the7 tore down the Gladltone, on 52nd slretL Jt Is an ltlarx:I of civility. Jt has 1 European tone, which II IOOd in • hoteL since Europeans know what they want of a hotel, and are not helltant about Ml<ing for It. The Rtgency has an absOlutely first·r3te rutaura.nt. &bert Fron once aaid a home is a plaoe where, when you ao back, Ibey ,, .I l can't tum you out, or tomethlng: Uke that. A good hotel mlaht be called a premlaes which repre1ents the belt Clf Jtl place, and protects you from Ha worst. You see the same faces every time yoo arrive here, and they are always friendly. Tbe7 don' 117 It 01, juat lri<ndl7. Some of the elevator c:iperators have been here lince the hotel _.i In 1113, witlch ltn't a bad recommendaUon in UU:s , dlY of floating employment. Walters, likewise. NOT THE LEAST Of the reuona l favor the Recency ii Jim Shanahan, the vice-president and preu agent of the Loew's chain. J lm Is an old Boaton newspaperman who rememban le1endary character. like Up-Up Kelly and Gangplank Jolin. U~Up was I de.rbled poUUclu who URd to precede former Ma7or Jim CUrle7 lnlo a room, wavl.ng bis handl at the populace and crying, "Up, up, he.re CC1mes the Lord Mayor of the city of Boston." Gangplank John WU Hil EmhM:nce John Cardinal O'Connell, wbo dearl7 loved lo meet !be boa ta ill Botton \4.aibor, and give his benediction, and hla hospitality, lo such noba and nobles u mllht be hitting hla town. At !be Rtl"'°" Bar, Mr. Richan! Burton almoa4 but not quite, belled a famous columnJlt ln a dispute over the charma of Mn. Burton. One could go OJI. • • Dear Gloomy Gus: I think that ~ abould be an Acad""J' Award !or be>! leading man, and cme for oi• Duke Wayne. -H.J. B. T~lt r.tr.r. ""*" ._...,. "'"'-llft ___,nlr ,_.. II Wle .......... ,_. "* ,.. ,...... 11 OMMy .... Dtllr '""· Just a few yean 1,0, teen-a1en: sneak- ed a beer now and then U they wanted to be daring. 'lben came the nritch to mari- juana -with aome neophyte owingers moving on to I.SD and pep pllll. Bllt now younpten bt cdlel's and hlah IChoola are being attracted 1'> ,..._, -!or them ud ..... deadly -heroin. "Within a couple GI years, ...., high achool and ...., colJe(e In the COWllry will be inundated b)' -:· warns Dr. -Donald H. Louria, preside!ll GI !be New Yll'k Stele Council on Drue Addiction. Some experts rq:ard hil ttatement as ex- treme. Other• lra<t the riM bt heroin to the federal crackdown on marijuana whkh made grass harder to get while . heroin, er 11horee,'' remained accessible. BUT NO ONE ....., to dispute Dr. I.rurla'a contention that "all of a sudden, unpredk:tably, this dangerous addicUve druF, has grown In lrllbten!ng popular- jt.y.' In New York City, 3S teen-agers have died alter ualng h<roln during the llnt two moatha ol this 7ear. During Ila, the total number Of teen-age deathl there from heroin was D4.. One addict was only u 7Ws old. Heroin, rr dacotyle morphine, has been around for more than 70 yur1. At fin:t It WU admlniltertd II a tublUtute to peoo pie who were addicted lo mrrphlne. Soon jt WU determined that heroin WI! mort lddlctlve than morphine. IIy the lll0'1, addicts were Injecting It directly Into the!r velnl. LegaJized heroin procesalng has been baited In the United Stateo and Jt Is no lcager used officlally even u a pain killer. DR. STANLEY F. YOLLJ!I, director ol the National lmtltute "-Mental Health, tltlmates that there are about 110,000 to 125,lnl "abusers" in the United States. "It ls a problem that ta rrowtnr at an alarming rate," he adda:. To an fncreu. lnl extent, hard narcoUcs are being Jink- ed to street crimes u addicts teek the $50 rr 171 a da7 lbey need lo lied th<ir habll Narcotics became • problf.m for the politicians when the white mkklle clau became affilcted. Hard drup, such as heroin, bad betn a IC'CQ'fe ol the black 1lum1 for 7eara, but lew _.. noticed. In Washington, studenb tell of pushers enterl111 ghel1o schools lo peddle thetr wares. Now, the problem cuts across race and class lines. ALARM OVER the Increasing use Of narcotics bu not been con:fined to lhe United States. ft has opr"'d Ip Europe, where the problem WU relaUveJy con- trolled until a few years 1p. One result of the Up&uf'lt ls that Brtt.atn is con-- sk!:ertn, 1bandonln1 11 unworkable Its pracUce cl gtvlntl frte and le(al heroin to addicts. The l)'ltem bad -ouggeoted 11 a IOlution for the Un.ts betwten crime and drug abu.!e In America. PrHklent NlJvn ,_,,t1y empbaslJed !be -"' -· drul Ilse tn the schooll. He ordered a ailJold 1 .. ctH!e -lo llJ.4 m1Ulon -bt the t971 llacal yur tn IJl'Oll'ama lo lnlonn teach.,., and llud«!tl GI Jbe d1111gers c( dn!g abute. Efforts aro btinf mad• lo g,; Turkey and od>er natlonr lo <rack down on beroln production. Acron the nllloo, 111ockod -and sometimes ponlcked -communltiel are la11ne:hlng thtlr own ICtkm programs. Jn oome areu, vigilantes are tr)'lnl lo drive Ol1l the do!>' p~hen. 8'1t u the demand for heroin grows, so dot s the relOUl'Cefulneu and determtnation ol lbooe who prolJI from !be deadly trade. ~hristmas Was Once Suppressed Tbeughll at Lorg" Today we consider tbe celebration of Christmas to be the religious oblervance par excelle..ee -yet until the 19th Cen. tury the celebration of Chrlsbnas was suppressed in most of New England, by the Puritans, as a kind of pagan holiday that wlgarized the ChrLsUan relig1on. • • • We mum't blame the poor for being ez. travagant any more than we blame the rich for being tJght; in both cues, they are seeking to conlllle themselves for havina too llWe or too much. • • • • When I lff all. lhote doors and windows and auto windshield! plastered ' wiCh decals Cll the American flag, I am reminded of 'I!leoclore Roosevelt's ad- monition : "Don't spread petrlotllm too thin ." • • • When friends laugh at (llW' passport photo, it Is opt necessarily because they recognlze its dlstortlc:m of our looks, but because of our failure to recognize its limllarlty to the WI)' Ibey ... us. • • • tf the age of permiS!Jiveness keeps on this way, we shall soon have to invent some new swear words to take the place GI lbooe that DO IOD(er csrry the thrill ol being prohibited. • • • 1be greatest legallzer of all is Tune. • • • In order to insure b1s survival in the past, man had to make a virtue out of necessity, in order to insure our survival in the !uture, we have to do a much harder thing -namely, make a necessity out of virtue. • • • One of the loveliest metaphors describ- ing the aggressive and erotic drives in ! the human allimal was made by J.P. F. Richter, when be wrote: "Anger wish all mankind had Clnly one neck; love. that' it had only one heart." • • • J have never understood lhe phrase "self-made man," for: everybody ls se.lf· made, or he is not made at all. : • • • The most important medic.al aid a doc~ tor can have is a patient who ca" describe his symptoms precisely, wllhou( minimizing or exaggerating. • • • • Since the despoiling of n at u r a I resources by over-population is threaten- ing to make the eagle extinct as a species here, it would :seem most fitting that our national emblem be changed to the stork. • • • Has anyone called a modern sculpt.or a man who commits stalulory rape? ' New Bible No t as Go od If by rare chance you have in an old tninll: aome letters ol the grandfathers from Civil war·ttme, you might re-read them. 'Ibey were written ln what was called a crabbed hand. 'Ibey med Anglo-Saxon terms, not Latin derlvaUves. 'Ibe "-'Clrds were simple, going directly to the ideas they would express. The grandfathers spelled badly, since most of them had on- ly a rew years (If grammar school. But the written words bad I feeling or poetry, like those of Gray's Elegy, the Cine starting, "The curfew tolls the knell ()( parting day ••. " This re.quirts that you think of their meaning, In whlcfl they differ from the w«ds dlosen by a White House speech writer. Yet the final effect was one of clarity and purpost. You knew what the old folks had Jn mbtd. 1lley did not acquire this honest gift from acboolma'ms or from talk about the fann . They acquired lt from readln& the Bible, the King James Version publlabtd in 1111. THEY WER.E GRIM In devotion to tbls ' volume, every word of tt. 'ntlr, and Greeley's weekly Tribune, was about all they did read. Shakespeare was too fan- ciful and rlch and wordly for them. Abraham Lincoln learned to write by reading thls same Bible, and it showed at Gettysburg field and ln the Second Jnauiural. He knew those whom he was addressing, determined that they un-- derstand him. Hb very dostlny, and theirs, dependtd upon th e I r u~ denllncllnl ol !be dreadfW world that had CGme lo tbem. 1bt other day thert was issued a oew Blble, or a new part of the printing issued nine years qo. Aa tn the earlier cue, most of the theologt1111 .... elegiac In the~ pral&e ol the new ver&lon, which "modtrntud" tht Klng James, atrlktng many of the phra101 known b)' h.,rt to Enillsh rtadtn for ovu aoo years. Tbc new wu , Royce Bri~r , I go-go, easy to understand, they said. • YOU HAVE READ about it, how "the valley of the :shadow or death" in the Twenty-third Psalm beco mes some ernpr ty phrase about darkness. What is the meaning to yC1u of ttle phrase "the valley of lhe shadow rl. death"? Why, it means a milllon things t,o. a million men. ll speaks of im· permanence, but every man has his owii impermanence. It speaks of mystery, and each man has his own mystery. So with all the 1611 version, composed by the 40 scholars. They bid men behold their own mysteries. and the mystery ol man. Their Bible bid men seek meaning in existence. It did not tell them meaning is easy to find, lying in flat , declarau .... words or earth. It must be sought ID 1weat and tears. The theologians are In trouble, trying tn win languid men to their tlleology. They think their problem can be !IOived by tell- ing It like i\ Is, man, by easy appeal to the mind. But mystery is only solved, when it is, by appeal to the heart. In this, the King James Version is a supreme body of words and thought and beauti. and the theologians wlll not find its equal ..... .-~-By George~~~ Dear George: What do the wonts "effete" and "superficial" mean when appU~ to the m<dla 7 STUDENT Dear Studenl: Cte, they·re Greek to me. (Stnd your problems to Georp. Who knows why7) ---------------"'!-.------------------------------------------~---------~- .... , ..... 7, Ii Was 25 Years Ago That Roosevelt Died CHECKING WAS!UNGTON (AP) -In you?" he asked. fLamboyyt arlstoctatwilblbe "Tbe.oqqlhlllawtbavtto tpeech thon the _,.H ffOOllllllll..,p':J."""* UP three newa 1UVl<e ol!lcea tn "la tllere aJ\Ylhing we can st8"l-braC<d legs, had led his fear II ft• ll•lf -n11111lt.a, hlmlell pencilled In "lnl11111" '°' 'l_!i 1 .Plibll • e Wl!hlngton that ~ 2S years do for you?" Mrs. Roosevelt nation more than 12 years; unreasonable, unjult.lflid tel'-in place of "World ~" ter • ilftta. Mii .... aro r!porttrl pkbd. up the replied, "For you are tbe one uphill from the despair o( the ror wblch paral)'lel needed et. that had beta pat dMr't I»)' 1 Ullll ' ft ti. LabMi& Val- Your Future B1·ide Not Too Far A.way ByL.M.BOYD NO BACllEWI\ 1 ho u Id f«pt the oods run lW).50 his future bflde lives .-Othin hall an 1-'• ~ lrom )Us 0 w n •partment .••. NEVER MET A MAN wl>O saves old gift wtapping, never met a woman "'1o doesn't. Odd, what? •••. ACCORDING TO a University of Chlca&o prO- fessor, a child Jeami 'u much in lbe first loor y.an ol his ll!e N he learns in the ne:zt 13. MEN AND WOMEN - Women who wear their hair e:ziremely long tend to be domlnaled by lbeir husbands. That was the claim of an amateur ~ve and War man 25 years ago. Does it still hold up? Doubt it .. Now, practically all the women wear their hair Jong. It is still a fact , however, that women who wear their hair in braids tP.nd to he dominated by their husbands. OPEN QUESTION -What's the name of that tassel on the end of a lion's tall? SURPRISED TO LEARN from the historians that no place ln the world, no place has been free of head-bunters • . . • IF YOU WANT TO FEEL OLD, consider th e fact more than a third of the citizens in this country weren't even alive on the day Adolf Hitl e r died, ... OUR LANGUAGE MAN would like to point out the word "usher" contains four personal pronouns one after the other. AM CHALLENGED to back up with statistics the claim that men react faster than women. , All right, repeated tests Indicate tbe averaae man· can hit bis car's brakes in 57/ 100 of a second. They show it takes the aYerage woman at 100 of a second .•• GENKRAL- LY, A MAN knows what he wanta before he walkl i.l11o a store, but a woman makes up htt mind after she gels Inside. Thia isn't necessarily ~ in supermarkets, but Jt usually appllea in any other .i of shop. CUSTOMER SERVICE -Q. "Where is the: bigge:ft. palace In the world?" A. lt's still the Vatican .•.• Q.''Do the Chinese still W1e rickshaws?" A. '!bat they do. Undentand you have to be careful of those things tn Hong Kong, in- cidentally. If the driver decides to let go of the shafts on a dark street, you'll tip over backwards and land thud against the cobbles, a prelude to robbery. WHAT MOST P,fEN lie aboot is not their age, but thejr hei g ht .•.. WERE YOU AWARE a woman's body tem~ perature is slightly higher than a man's? . , • NATIONWIDE. one divorce action out of every 20 is thrown out of court. MANNERS MAN -Ques- tion arises whethe.r it's proper to pick up a lambchop in your fingers at the dinner table. Why not? Isn't that why Jambcbops are served with paper pants around lb e i r handles? Besides, the late Sir Winston Churchill said that was the only way to eat a lambchop, and be was fairly couth. telephone to bear a voice aay: in trou~le now." Depression, througll drastic ~forts to convert retreat tnto 1peechwriter. 1 , • ' "Here la a flash. Tbe Presl· No event in modern hbtory economic and social chan1es advance," ht ,.Ml ID h1I f1rat Now as weHtnld by"* ot : "I hQt ai ..... de.nl died ,~Y eatly th.Ls e.1cept the bombing of Peari and, final ly, toward victory in inaugural addrea. appeUte ~ *liMd cJl ehll'D ,. ." "'1 ""9 afternoon. Harbor and the assassination global war. from a 14 llOO-mlle tri.P to the • ..._ Almost tn unln>, the ol John F. Kennedy so st'!""oo The American Idiom liad OTllER SPBECllJll Bf Tbrtt ;...u..111 'I~. ht ~ I , .. 1111 "'-'" n:porters shouted: "You mean t.be world and the nation. been en riched w Ith his •• 1~ ~~.:~: was reltlng at Wann Sprtnp, v.itt,, Prelldtnt Rooaevelt?" World Warn was in Its last speeches, delivered with verve houRd, Ill-clad, tll·nourl~. Ga. tW . "Of couise," nid the White st.ages. American, BriU.Sh and by the first prcs.ldent to make And, from one ol the most He didn't Uke the ntm1; ~ ..... ~·~Cite btlp House pras 1 .~ c re ta i; y, Canadian armies in ~ west use of the miracle of radio. falllOW!I speeches: "Yesterday, lhlt always eued the pain ~ :&" a ': Iii . :W .,._ Stephen. Early. There ii Only and Russian armies 1n the "I pledge you, I pledge Dec. 7, lMI -a date which his pollo-crlpp*I body,~ .. ~ wU one Prelidtftt." East were pressing toward myself, to a new deal ror the will Uve ln infamy -the going for lolC ~ hZ' t ~~I' • The date WU AprU U 1945. Berlin. American na val and American people,'' he told the United States wu suddenly rides. That momtnc bi alpW ~ 1*1' !!~ Thu 1 , a t I : 4 5 j, , m . military forces were closing in 1932 Democratic convention and dellberat.ely attacked by aome ~ills, cmu1iefttlnl • tlW · ""'* .,._.,.. 1.T.i WaShington time, the world on Japan. The end was ln and ''New Deal" became the naval and air torca of the usual:" Hert ii where I make W.W. 1111 ...... ~ M ~ learned of the death of sight. tradema rk of his ad-Empire of Japan." n.e a law. 1 ~ , ,.... " Franklin Delano Roooevelt, Roosevell, I h e magnetic, ministration. original lypelcrfpt ol that In early afle.,_ ht ut fn ( ... AWirtm, .... 8) Depre11Jon President., wartime leader, ooJ,y man ever elected to four terms Jn tht While HOUlt. TRUMAN PRElllDllNT Harry S Tnlman, a one.- time OOW!ly lltdi• tn -· a haberduber who w e n t broke, a two-term aenator and vice preoldenl ii 1be United States for only G days, M W WU Pretldenl ii tlle United Sta tea. He hod 1•11 tlle Senate that day f« a visit with Houle Speaker Sam :S.ybum, an old friend. Sieve Early's c a 11 awalt4d him. "Please come right over," the press aecretary 1 a I d . "Come in through the matn Pennsylvania A v e nu e en· trance." Truman eluded his Secret Service guards and rode alone with his government chauf. feur . At the White House he was ushered Immediately into Mrs. Roosevelt's second floor study. She placed her band on his shoulder . "Harry," ahe said, 11the President is dead." Tnunan fought back tears. "ls there anything I can do for RB FOR HB •ON IAUI• M .. flllttMt INCll Cttr C-M Commlttft T• l!J«t 11.fn a1111r, . O.vlll WHIM, Cllfll,.,_ 1ttn OIMc•ttr, Hllntlllo* I~ COSTA MESA RE-ELECT I COUNCILMAN APRIL 14 TUESDAY CAMPAl•N CHAIRMAN DICK MOIRISON 1240H LOeAN Aft.. COSTA MllA PH. l•t-1111 ....... --P***_.*! ~ \ I With your ca1u~I llfe in mind ••• pant 1hlfti, ..-lamaica and top 1•11 Special lo•yl Dre• lllftglh pOilf .r.lfll,, :. co~rf•I prints and ooll•.., ~...,..,. <'Otlon/polyeMr blentlt In w1e1el ••I• styln, sizn 1-18. 4.88 ..,... 2oplN• ,....... ;.,, • • • H tops, -rtly llrlpH In -ial ll)'ln ...i coloro , • , all cotillolned wlill Mody talloNil lo-lea shorts ••• slz" S-11\-L 3.8 8 UICI IT , , • CNAael m AVAIL..ASLE AT YOUR LOCAL. PENNEY STORE 'i I I j ' I r ... -4f I • ""' i • 'Mt.V>lll.Qf Molld.r, Aprll 13,• 1970 • Par.a.de '"Fails' . . . . . . 'Bad' March Makes Good sAN DIE Wh.at WU Calif. (UPI)\- illed as "the world's wont parade" Sunday was a dismal failure. The on!)' way it could have been successful, backers said, was if no one had showed up to watch. But more than 10 ,000 persons lined . city streets to watch such attractions as a chimpanzee for a g r a n d marahall, •a women 's motorcy- cle group called the "Uneasy Ridtrs," and a 300-pound 1nale · baton tw.irler who was flinging a bathroom plunger. There was the usual beauty queen, but not riding in the typical shiny new convertible. This one had lo settle for a model that was 13 years old. The parade's promoter , Ernie Meyers, a disc jockey at Latest Strife In LA Park Brings Busts KOGO, won the rights ror the worst parade from Pittsburgh, Pa.. in a national radio co- ntt!st. Whether it will happen again next year was up in the air. 1'he parade's last unit an. nounced that it was the "last annlvtrsary ol the Ci r 1 t · world's worst parade." OXNARD (UPI) -A search continued through the night for a Superior Court judge and a prominent attorney missing since Saturday and presumed drowned in a sailboat accident at Anacapa Island. A third man in the boat, Dotiglas Diehl, said Judge Philip West and Hugh Galla· gher were last seen wearing lifejackets after West's 21· foot boat was split in two on rocks off the island about 11 miles off the coast. Diehl told authoirties he was able to swim ashore i n Frenchy'a Cove and spent the night on Ule island before he was able to attract the at- the sailboat in the ccve after its mast bent in half and a small outboard motor failed .·· "We put on life jackets and suddenly. a big wave hit the boat sideways and dumped it upside down throwihg'.it into a cliff," he-said. "The t1itte of us ' Started swimming farther Into the Cilve, hoping for a landing place. I managed to grab a large rock and hold on. "They disappeared around a point in the cove trying to swim against a strong current and I Josi sight of them.·• . Diehl said he was able to climb up the cliff and spent the night on the island. Educator Bel}i.nd Busi~g. ' . . LOS ANGELES (UPf) - The latest round of the regular weekly batUe between police and young people at Griffith Park ended Sunday with the arrest of Tl persons. tention of the crew of a fisbingl-----------------------,..-------------- Come iri. for a s'1ampoo,· ' set and styling ••• all for just 4.44 We specio'ltze in the COl't' of ~ Mp USE YOUR PINNEY CHARGE CARD- NO APPOll~fMENT NECESSARY The area has bet"Ome a kind d mecca for youth gatherings and most of those taken into custody in Sunday's sweeps were arrested for possessk>n and/or use of drugs and alco- holic beverages. One person was arrested after he was found in a women's restroom and two others were booked for in- decent expasure. FiJ·n1 Created HOLLYWOOD ( A P ) - Entertainer Sammy Davis Jr. and Berry Gordy Jr., head or Detroit 's Motown Record PVLLl•TDN ••WPOltT auui formation of a new music HUMTIHOTON l lAcal boal The Coast Guard said a.cut- ter continued the search into early today and was to be joined by other craft and a helicopter at sunrise. Diehl said the men anchored Modesto Group Stages 'Pickup' MODESTO CAP) - Thousands of Stanislaus Coun- ty residents turned out Satur· day to pick up 600 to '100 tons of Utter from 1,837 miles ol rural highways. I Corp., have announced the 1.~ firm. ~~Ir c1n11r Hunttrigtan c1n1w FMllloft k'-M ' Davis said Thursday the ,_..,_;, f1-n4 1n11 fto!N', m -mt 1ni1 nw • ....Ult project vt'ill inc lude an en- , County supervisor Richard Vander Wall of Modesto said the county may now be "the cleanest in California." Pickup trucks brought load after load ol litter to CQllection points throughout the county. From there larger trucks packed the trash away to dumping grounds. • ~"' ,! terprise to be called F.cology '-' ...... -"','--~-----------~--Record.a, for which be will :<'' ·'r record exclusively. -' ;v-,·o-T-E 00 WILL JORDAN "-· / 1'· ' .. COSTA . MESA ClTY COUNCIL ' ' ~ .. AP'RIL 14 AVOID A GAME OF CHANCE VOTE FOR EXPERIENCE j .... i "' . f ~: ~ . ,./ "/ '. ~ 11 .J.J . //···, ., . , , WILL JORDAN SAYS, .IF YOU BELIEVE THAT:- ~ ' ' , Parks 1and Re.creation are Important. Lpw and OrCt,er ·are Vital. Council Stability is Urgently Needed. Zoning Integrity is Significant to Good Growth. ~ity Beautification is a.n Obligation. " 'fr.pffic Safety is a Must. ~~fight Against Drug Abuse Must Be Continued. . .. . ' , Fo~et~~h·~. is .a ~ouncil Requirement. Theti Yqur:.,Beliefs an~ Will Jordan's Are the Same. ' • RETAlff RELIABILITY LET ·' S KEEP IXJ .WILL JORDAN APRIL 14 - ; t' • ., ·.I "'• ' . 1 / "I THROUGH·. SATtJRDA Y ONLY! ' . CARPEllNG SALE! • PRICES .'INCL UDE CARPETING, .. , ... 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CARLSBAD {729-7991 ) FULLERTON (871 .... 343) LAKEWOOD (634-7000) HUNTINGlON BEACH (892 -7771) MONTCLAIR (621 -3811 °'.98S-72 l n NEWPORT 6EACH I (833-0783) VENTURA (642-7592) ,. •No obligation. •We bring M1111pl ... • fr•• conl\lhotiol'I. ·-.... , ,~ r_, -~ ' • )fl J . ~ ,, . ·~11 / Monday, April 13, lflO ..... , ... , Disclaimed Mideast · 'Talk~ Hints · IIop~ . l 111 WILU.UI llYAN and nMC .. 11' atockpl•. tomlng involved and clash· could the Mabs impose a 1t.d tM Anti. were llklnl ,,,. ...... C..111 f l' 0 fW II p teolioa," h e ina:·" peace that would meet all too Jnucb tn4 U.t la tltw j l>Mptte dltd•lrwt Git bMh ""'*'-11ll mor. d.anlerous In such clreumstances, Hei-thelr demands. Meanwhile, the 1917 dlfat they eould aot sldu, lbe't may ba.,. been than P86d up nuclear wea· kal wonders, can the crisis be he said, the superpowers poulbty hope to ~~their 90IDlthlnc tmportMt m. tbt 1ft.. pou. TakJD 11 tlable to el· localized lndeftnJtely! There would have to limit thtlr in-dtmandl. To try could moan 1J1t1nce al the World Jtwllb Diode not from. m11Caku11Ucn are J4 Arab states with dif-te rvenUon for fear of an end1ul dt..uoci: wbde Egypt c 0 a 1r 11 1 II'-tlilt liut mm a tou<11 In Ibo wrong feting conditions, tempers armed clash hetwjl<ll tllem -to oltlJ ·more and Gamal Abdel Nauer wllMd place." and commitments, and 24 or and wtiat it might product. iDort into econotn1c woe and him 1o medllte Ja Arlb-llr..U 'Ibe Middle Eat. Helkal more Arab commando organ.-Whatever ~ was saying, It dependence ~ Ruadl. · peace talkl. wtoit, ii cliolely linked wtlh lzatlons also with dlfferlng had to be said obliquely. In Wu Helbl bintlna Oil Nu- COSTA lilllA ...... CO .. NCl.MAll ...... In a •ltultion '° deeply blCber' lttatepu of tbe auper-ouUooks. Obviously this situ-the Arab East, as matters Mr'I behalf tblt U... •• deadlocked ·u Utl Mlddlt Ent powtn. Any IUdden. eonlron-aUon is not easily controlled. stand, It is unwise for any room bttwee tbt i.tHJl and ~ D N-~-Gold. tatlon, be IOld. ~ he ex-Helkl! examined the deep leader to say outri&hl what I> EcYPtJlll llatldl for uptara. ;:.:~, ~ ~i;.1 rep-ttemeJy criUcll becaUM 0 both deadlock and notedithat lerael on his mind. Political reper-tionf W.,i be, .la feet. bmtlnl nllnlied a ll'"'P'C' of Jatlt !te fada& two fc:irbldden rilkJ could not lmpqse the ,peace cussions from franknes! can that N1111t mlCbt talk wttli. M tbe dlstlnt end cl the tun-wbJch tbey Dllt try to avDi.d: wh1ch would silit all her in-be ex;plosive. an l1r11U ,..,...ttv~? And -• It --•-t the rid ol·surrenderinl or re-tere!ts, despite her 1007 vie-But there might have been U ao, tn vllw fl. U.. 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AVAJLAeLE AT YOUR L.OCAl-PENNEY STOAE ---,.; I \ &WO 1' 7 - • ' • I I I ,. • ' • • • • • ' • • : •• l'l~~-=='Y~'":;.::;:;•;..._~~~~~~.:.;.....c'---'-~• SOio.ns M~jt ·Feel Some . Heat ~n Car.swell WASHINGTON (A p) -In r....-. Gore b .... Democrab . -Gon ol pected 1o ..,. the Aug; ' Teaaeuae and R 1 l p·h Democratic primary and mo.t Y.........., olTeiu may ,ei likely w111 ;1 ... :Rep.'WllllaPl the -·heal~ of U>etr E. Brock.l!''N<!V.,..,.,. Wlel·aaainot ·G. B'arrol•d • Brock bu ·crltlcj¥d ·Gon'1 Caitwell, but ether; .enetors support ofinltlve 'Tennetaean up for -thll _y...-AbeFoftss,:-wuforcedto ~ feel a warm tneze or ~ fr<!rii:. ~· 111itJ •'coort ...:... 1 ~....., under fir! laJt year. • ·-Hr Y ~ comes '"Ibm ~ ,,ena&or '" says fr!>in polltldanl in Mveral,key B~ "tUmich1y· defended "'"'"' ,..i .from 111e -· the Virtue.· or u1><ra1 JustJce -Ives In the woke of Lut Abe F~ 'onJY . to' ift !pm w-,. .. u.-.-,.. coodemn the -· ol jeetloo al Pmld..a NlxGll's Judie Ha~ ..i be now =..~;.::-s:~-·~ all!D'I J~·Camr<ll Court. "Only time can tell," Gort said Sunday when iuked wbal Impact his ~u vote will have on his effort to win another team. because 'hls record I o o k 1 be not be quoted by name. bad.' " Qf tbe 35 SeAlte eeats at Broct says be dots ·not stake in this year's election, 25 bdleve J u d g e HaynsWorlh are belng d e I e n d e d by "wu defeated becalise of Democrats, UM! rest have elhlct, ilnym0re lhMl I betlove Republloan IRClllllbenll ,..k. thit. \JUdge Carswell Wa s ing a oew term. Among Ulose defeated becallse bl any other who~could be troubh!d by ttie reuon .than he W"i 1 • a Carswell affalr ia Winston S•Ou t'h e rnfir· 8nd 'a con-. Prouty who \'Oted-jalnsl l sUtutlonalPt. '' • nomination. \ . Bur one T~ 1J011Ucian · Prouty faces what rom·' Who ,baCb Gore says1he is.!ue to be a fierce re-eleoUon wf,11 h'ave 'nd' e •ffect struggle even ,though be'• a wh~ver: · Republl~ in a predomNatly "By November, nobody wal Republican slate lacinc a re.member who lhe h'e 11 liberal Democrat. Canwell wu,"be saii:l, as~g The Democrat, however, •is Bat be said his declsioos aw.-t Canwell, and against C!em.nt F. Haynsworth I"' fall, ''Were very hwtful to me..." . Ted1q1olillcialll be 11 eve Y~'&\IN 'lllin~t earn,.u deflnl1<1y will affect ennen1 At.WAVS'FIAST QOA!.lyv' ~ his cunwnt prlmuy ·-with Lloyd Bentsen, who 111-1«1 lhe-loo. -bas been ........ '"' -and tilia ..... blm ooe wllb the primary due May 2. lormer Gov. Plllllp B. Boll, a 4S-year-old Kenned)' follower -In 1 .. eomplNd ...... precedenled --in oJ. fice • the a.ti's flr1t llemocnllc,..._inmore -. .-.,.. Hoff flrld off -pro- Carswell 11.._, Justlr~~~ before lbe keJ vollal began '"" last week 'I'd P 1'11 a I y reportedly got a .. 1eooe from Ille a--to -acaloo! eamreu u i.., u ii didn't alf4t lbe -Jle. vc6d a1alast h • I' • ~- "Sen. Yarboroulh I h o u l d vote for Tuu It leut once tn · a "'1Ue," Bea&Mt saW 8fter ClrlWell .,,.. rejected. 11Tbe defeat Wll •a comblnation al, ,. ~ .... -.-HEW AddsP.qtr9nage Since GOP in Offic~ Ibo! -the Supnme Court h'•'' -iitage of new blood is a place lo .wrile laws '-· • < • l ' • WATCH THE ACTION IN COLOll I .. • \ ' I i1 t I ' WASHINGTON ( A P ) Robert H. Flncl!. _,,tary of Health, Education and Welfare, has more than doubJ.. ed the n:.imber of political patrooage jobs In his depart.- ment at an estimMm colt to the taxpayer of $1.2 million a year. '!be department lists 115 schedule C or non-ctvil service jobs in the office of the seer«ary .. of lut monlh. 'lbere were ~ such 11ob when Wilbur Cohen left as secretary the year before. '"Certainly in ti.me of in.- fusion • --alitles, new "'-mel, our depari-men1'1'iill!i probably rank u "'1'-!I 1lio hlghosl In ~w peOlft _.. aboard in ~~-.:..the other ~~~·.-~ ~~~ia:n- O!Dt .! ti .. lkKme A "f am very e8*'wllll .., LEG!L NOTICE ' ' CityC111 l!lllolcicorin9 • ..i ... .ei11tht. m•L:.-'•-. otorios, tiu't It poor pvbr.c servillt'Mr "- t11 money you P"Y? 1i1ll tf it? Diii Vite JACK IUllT ... COSJA llSA CITY -l Tuesday, Ajd 141 ClttHM fw II Stt, ..... ,,..,., , .. , ..... ,.., ~--· lhan lnt.rpret lbem. that we have broulhl into the "'IbiJ 11 .a ~Ve defeat department," ht said. ~·we of Tou who ~Y have been able to bring in want to have a atrict' con-, ltructionist"on the .....,,.,. "'aid. some graduate business school ~ ... Bush. 0 No one can coariDce · types to pnwlde .some in-me Judge Canwell wu belteri· tetelUng d>emtsUy in '" the on other thin p o 11 t I c a 1 deportment .. Ibey ...... k wilh .,..-... the tradWonally IOdaJ Jrorker The Democratic primllf)' types." winner probably will face · anolller Conwell aupporler in Some U al the • MW lhe genera! eleclioa, Rep. Politlc:al Jobt <ftOled bf the 0-p Bwil, a Ho a I IO D Republlcons· ~ Ya c a DI . RtpublicaD. Department Ollldals, ·-:.~u:·i1· -========:-.! pect lo flD afl,al Ille ·---le""'"-salary foe ..p .... pool at 11t,aoo a ~r: RepublicW C11111111"1Ded .. taking ... , BEW, In 1., Iba! the departing Democratl translefffd normally: po~ appointment joba to c I v 11 aervk< 9lalur f<r prole<lion al parllsan fa-. " 0 We-.nre Wt With leu tbaD. 11 Pou<J?>b'!· 1o 1uihdld of a 100,~t:ieP.lrtment." said Alan M.~MIY. u~.-.••nt to 1'1ndl. ~~ • Fresh .ne:ws. 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PARK CA-LSIAD CHULA VISTA COLLEGE GROVE COMPTON' ' CULVER CITY DOWNEY FULLERTON GRANADA HILLS " HUNTINGTON BEACH HUNTINGTON PARK INGlfWOOD <I SAVE 50.95 'MODERN' Sm.E COLOR TV CONSOLE WITH AUTOMATIC FINE TUNING REG. 529.95, NOW ••••••••••• $479 •·'2l" scrffn meawred diogonohy •Automatic fine htni11g • 'Quitk·Pic' fot instant pic;tur• and sound •"Buitt-i11 outp~ degou1wtr • Keyed AGC for vnifcwm picturt1 contrasb • p,...Mt VHF fine tuning • f~ont MOvnfed 1peolcw for bett« IOIHtd • 'Modern' 1tyle with .,.alnut or 1nople "ne« o.. lwwdWDOd cabinet PENNCREST" 3 PIECE RADIO· PHONO COMPONENT SYSTEM $1 88 YM get walnut vet'leer fh1iJ\. 'tVMr/a.pltfi.,. _.. t.t controls Ofld 25 'flrOth of power; 4 spMCI f'9COrd c.hangM" with d iomand lP and 5apphi,. needl•; wolnvt ftMI., speoker1 with conneding catch inc:luded • • • VANNUYS • • LAKEWOOD LONG BEACH LOS ALTOS MONTCLAIR N~WPORT BEAcH NORTH HOLLYWOOD SAN FERNANDO SANTAANA lORRANCE VENTURA WESTCHEST!R WEST COVINA • • - ' l ............. '!""'"' ......................................................................... "'!"...,,... ..................... .,.,, .... ..,..,,..,~~~~~~~~,..........~~-~~·-·-·-h-·--~·-····"'"~...-~-..-......-......~.~---~-~-~ • . . . I "l UPIT ......... Soviets S' '~~ .. . A British Buccan~ 811'ian~ ~ the Royal British Navy Carrier Hennes in the Mediterranean got11i\ closest. eie from ·a missile-be(lring Russian· des-. troyer recently. 'J'.111!,,Rullllan vee,el i'litted with missiles foJe and aft. Rus&- ian Naval strength;bi tbil. ~rranean .h"l' grown to 60 ship.s. . . ' ' ~ ', ... Underwate -r G1lns Created • For N<µ;y Frog1nan Defense WASHINGTON (AP.) -!JI may have skipped past , the 8trict secrecy, the N1vy bas censor. deveJoped a new undti'!)liir The new gun b intended gun to arm it combat rwtm~ for the Navy's commando-like mers against enemy frogriten Seal -for sea, ajr and IJ11d and sea creatures. -teams and its , underwa"fer Brie£ mention of. "'a . band demolition units. " gun for sel!.-der.w.,::i nai~ The ~als are known to have ~ostile swimmers arid marine operated in Vietnam, settirig hfe" a PP e ~ r s • in" Navy · arob\lffeles in Mekong Delta testlJni!lf ~g .'1!>..,.,s for ' , . au~. ·hl~'<'a• Jarid.y ,,sfreams a~g other things, or we8Pt)fis "!""![ • • sources said. But whether the The~ r'lqlik\lited '$4IO 000 S~ls ~ver engag~ in fight! to pui:fpaJ! 'tn de 'r w at' e.~ • 111\~ V.1et Cong sWimmers is defense rjiil.f anq)laterprool. not kn<iwn. . ed 40mrh grenade launchers However, nearly {o~ ye~rs for its combat swlmmera. ago U.S. Navy leaders m Viet· When asked for details on na!11 e,pressed concern over the underwater handgui1, the e~1dence that severa1 hundred Navy refused on. grouads "a1L Vie.t Cong !ro~n,h_ad been a d d i ~· 0 lJ.< l · tioo ts trained t.iJ i:riine ships . and classili ':•,: 1 ' brldges in Vietnamese rivers Navy so.res 1: e 'm e-0 arid harbors. surprised that te.(ere~ '° the The Seal teams w e r e new wea~1 G8d''appeared' in' es~blished by the Naf)'. in the testtmoriy tndicatliig tt Januar~ 1962, when t~ i~ea ---,-~·-,------. of special warfa,.. uruts )Ike •. Adv1rtlwmMt.. the Army's Grefn Berets 1 · :·:¥our ~ -• 1 • t t . Il.etiaing --- • caugt-..6 the fancy ti the late President John F. tennedy, The Seals are trained to conduct unconventional and paramilitary operations with little outside support after leaving surface vessels or sub- ~arines, or parachuting into a target area. They are pc\lfldent in hand to handcombat, 1urvlval ilechniques, use of penonal weapons and languages. This time choOse the Doer, not the T 11\er JACK HAMMETT for COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL Tuesday, April 14th Clt\1ent for H•mmett, 445 l•1t 17th St., Coit• Mff• ~_bi~ :_ - rth25c Henry Du k e for HUNTINGTON BEACH CITY COUNCIL . e TOTALLY QUALIFIED e RESPONSIVE TO YOU e RESPONSIBLE • DUKE STANDS FOR: e Reduced Apartment Development e Oil Blight Clean-up • Development of Downtown e Speaking Out Vote April 14 I HENRY H. DUKE [g] I W ASllJNGTON (UPI) - Nearly LS per-..al of -kine' welfare mothen let t b e I r dlfldrea leod for -1- wbile they are on the job, 1111 a I""' ..,..._ ll!Mly. \Ille survey of 1111 to .,... .... w!lh clepeodomt c)lll6ren (AfDC) was the.....,......, fln!l nallonw!cle analysis of the nattoo'• larfest, ~ COil• troVenlal wellare ptogram al.nee 1987. lt ,., .. pre~ by the HealUI, EdllCOL ll!d W e 1 fa r e Depll'bneM's Na- tional Cemer fer S o c I a l 51.\tistics. l1ie Liit •tudf fowJd Ibo& more than I in lt well.are I . ' ,. " .. • .. DAILY PlLOT !l " . • • ,. • t , • , ., . , . ' .. PAINT ·SAt E·! ·· , -: •. : ,I ' ,. 1 '; ~ · Price effepiv• t.h~.'~."Ul"day .. .. ' ' .. t ...... r . '• SAVE $2 ·AGALLQN! GyARANTH . V'h•11. 9'il :P1n1cr1ft• ;oi11I ill 'op- pliitd fll • pr1vi1111oly po!11IN 11111d pn;1perly prepcir-d •11rfoc1, W• 91111r-*"'" it for '1 ""'" 01 not.ii bl'low. ' 0111 901!111 t• • )-CHI CIV!tlGll' for up lo AOO iq. ft. on 11on·Jt0r- •wrf1tc11, 2'!J "I· ft. 011 por<1111 ;.,,. fo cn (not · i11cllldln1 Jho~.. 11111 .!ii"flu), • ·Stoiii rlffktil111 .~ M-y.H1wl119 . ,,,, ""'''"' ·• ·chalk -r1.Sot911f If fh1 point '1oi11 ,.,, perforM • 111of'Glllted, 111 111 •11ow 1bo11l ff, WI wm provi<:l1 11W paint Df • fun r1f11 .... , ' ... t : · PE~NCRAFl,®,O,f9.E. COAT PLUS :,':.!';::!~,~;:.:::~ ~?<TERI OR,~ TE"'W!TA S YR. GUARANTEE feetvNI extrvdied OM·piec• to,._ .50 1!1f1 tG epply, fl: oo-·on~ly With •ltfttr"hnnh or IE~.1.99 A GAt .• , NOW • 111. copacity pall 11..U, altp-preaf rohr aMI ccmn any color ln .jwt oo• coOl Use' It 011 ..WMI plastic fMt. . waocl, Maonry or shl«o ••• It will glve you.a durable, I' 10,99 -r 12,99 __ , lioov!!fut ftnhh lhot mis• bU1tering and peoling. N,,;: --··~ ~~ .. b'1 lfaln, ~and chalk reflstont, toof -· ..,, .......... ·;, 6.99 r ~ ',.,'. • 16' .... 20". h)!~ ···~~·-;: ... .' ;. ,. 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' . . • CANOGA P.ARK ' .CARLSBAD DOWNEY · .FULLERTON HUNTINGTON BEACll s'.fiOP SUNDAY, TOO IAKEWOOD ' ' ' MOHICIAIR NEWPORT BEACH VENTURA '! __ 1_2_10_5_P_.M_,_1 - .. ~·:~>.\ ..... ····--· ; --· --·--·-~) I I ' ' • ' . ' I , I • • • . • • I ' \ I ' I • < • . ' l JI 'DAll Y PILOT MOitdaJ, April \13, 1970 ROOSEVEL~ .-DE:A T1J ~HQQUNG ••• ,1--;-----:-7• ~---:-~~~----------- 10 r , .... ,,_ Pait • at tbe Cll).-year.old Truman's doffed thtlr hatl, othen stood • 1. ,. ,., ... .. I ' • • ! r . ) • ' lo --._._ ••·t ·'""I, aide. He picked up a Bible, held holdln( the Iron grill fence, w ..,. .._ --It In hla lelt band, and with starin( al the front porch llul ,., .. • a4Ylled to Carry rJ&ht hand upral."'1 repeated where the <loon stood open *-P wttb 1ber tftemooa •P. after Chief Justice Harlan F. an¢ visitors, rldJM up in var. pi11Gw4I JD order &o 1T01d Stone: ' . tous offici;al ears': walked IOft. ~ t enqr-1 8be wU 11 a benefit ~·1, Harry S 'J'Nmin, do ly lnslde. Jl'or the first time tn plrlJ """8 larV .. .........., 'IO!enmly swear that I will months, White ~ police . lftd aalmd bor lo ~ ' fallbfully execute the. office of wore 1ldearms again. " ~ \ Prtalderll of ti>! United Slates The followtna day, 1!trrY s "-~·, • 1 and ~the~ of my Trumanbeganlllanearlye,lght ,.. "lo .,_, -I -what ablltty, e; protect ·an<t years as President. H• ttop- W .._..,,. Ille Rid la4el'. • .deleod <;onstiluUoo of the ped at the Capitol to uk for a I• == ••~ ~ · United stale!" joint seJalon of the HOO.. 'and • -~;~ p.m. -'·'-'·• .:. th w • time 'muatve . 'u. ~ Ull:'nea 1:oodrow Senate and afterward paused. ;, ~It· Willan!,1 poriralt marked the for a moment wtUi reporters. i .'"'9 ..-,· ~ .iuued '• time ai 1:09. "Boys," he alid, 0 U you • -.. ~:. • • WAl'nNO CUE ever pray, pray for me !)OW. I f; Vlol l'rtllde• Truman bu don't now whether you feUow1 ~ -·,pGllfled. ~'!!utalitd to At, tlie,Slfle ~Canteen ever hid a lo'd of hay fall on the Wte Bouie aDd Informed, 1n · New-York, coinedienne you, but ·when they told me b)r Mtl. Rooaevelt. T h e Beatrice Li!lle was· in the yesterday what had happened, ltCfttary of state bas been wings awaiting her cue. The I felt like the moon, the stars adviled. lo Cabinet meeting d l re c to r . s l g D: a I~ the and all the planets had fallen bu been Called. orchestra, raised bis .~ to on me. I've got the most ter. ~AMI> , the audience of.:O aierV\cemen ribly responsible job a man ~ • • · · .:aitd' lald:"~'I have a t'errlble ever had." 1 il!I... 'R-.~t;boys 'In '.~t tO ~·· but "Good luck, Mr. Presldent," ltie'Ylile -'W-~lteft. Sent. ·a ·oUt 9{ ..... t to~1 memory said one reporter. message by their m 0 th e r ~f tbe President or the United "l wish you didn't have. to wbich aid that the l'fealdeot SllPI, this aboW. c;annot &•· ca!Jomelhat;"~lbe!1nd aleptawaythlsaftemoon ... He on." ,' • 1l ',' PrellderitofthlrUDlted.States. did hla job to the end u be 'l)le _.,.., 'II"• 'IOI clear· would want to 6:>." Jy undentoOd and the director In tbe Oiblnet room of the added "The President '~ j"" White-. a .,..;,-.~· died.'~ l,llll1,llJMI a mo, around Truman. n ,included .. J¥nl. in shocked slletlce . and Secretary ol. St.ate Edwilrd R. left .file. Canteen. • stettinlw:, Speaker Rayburn, From all parts of .the world You know, at this elev•nth HOUie Majority Leader John came cond~, telegrams.· hour candidat•s can pro· W. McCormack and House Gen. Charles 'de ~aulle of mis• you anything. Mey· MlnorJty Leader Joseph w. France said -·he was .In the b• this tiirie yoU should Martin. eyes or all humanity the sym-pass up th• Telk•r and Mil. Truman"ud dauehter bollc cbampiODi "ol the ~great vote for the Doer. J1ck Margaret )Sid .tJnt ione to see caus,e for whJch the United t;i•lhmett has a great I 01 Mrs. RooleYelt. who now stoOct NatiOnl blf'e su'ffeted so much y,iar1 ,Jl.~ord of 1ctiv1 t · · .and fought IO-~ the cause 19rvic1~ ei'ICI ' experience{ A ~~ "O , , o f Hb er t Y. So vi e·t lot of talent, heo•fd i oiii r,~ Cbin,.hlll Amblliiador Andrei Gromyko te • !fynami• !'Ofhr' W • I ---"' a . ell~ him "_one of the at his background •. ~. . . greatest statesmen the world , " • ~ • ~ ~ l "ff d bas ever known." Rooleovelt's • •, · • \ ' ' · 5 t • '; t:" ,. A · ecte ,_B<publican -In the ·~YOU Ull A MAM ; ; ~. 1144 eledloo, GOv. Tbomaa E. UD;THIS ·Oli TlliL B "J.i h • Dewey of New York mourned COSTA MBA ... ~~ Y g ting ~t :..:i~:m.: = CITY COUNCil.1 JACKSONVILLE Fla. (AP) capaclllel.I', • , r< -EYldi!!noe""u.i llglil ln-'~'"CROWDIG"TllER .-C~ftr~ltt,' flue,._. tbe.l!tl and fur·belr-Jn1front of 6 White Houie, ~1'-' 17tli It,. ing quelltlfs;fif_fhlnch11l•• ... crowda ptbered, civillans IDd c.n. ... reporled today to the Southern oervJcemeo.and women. Some Academy of CUolca1 NutrlUon. · John Oii, ... euthe clirec:tor ............. .:. of the Envlroomental Health '' ' ~ and Lf8l>I Uz•l!ll" 1n1t1tuta • • • al ~;11114 isperlmeols by -=000 chinc:hilla rancbers that animals kept • ...... daylight lncan- d-t, tr ollgh!Jy bluitb upt, bcre lJtton ·.averagillg IO to 76 per<eot IOmlle. Under onllnarJ Jocaodeocent BPI pw1ou11y uaec1, the u~ ton"'*' IO'lo '/$ ~ male. • .• ,. . .. • .. • Ott Rid tho ~·ta. lo whldl the -'""'ll!le cooperaial' with the-~Kilni QllncbllJa R el I e I r c b Foun- daUoa et· Utlca, m, were clr- rled ou& over a five.year period. ' • ' AJ & rau1* ---the ftndlnp, I~ he Rid, ~ have nlld> , eel to the bl1lflh lights to obtalo more femalea neceaary to maintain the breedlq herds. Kline· Foundalfon ei· Jl8imei>!s, ,Oii talc!, a I IO abowed' Iba! ll&hl alld not tem- perature influences devt1oi>- menl of 'liea.Y \rtoter fur bi ehlncblllu. When houn of darknell are leoitheoed, be Wd, some animals w 111 develop heavy fur throughout the year ·rather than in a short prime pett period during the winter. Extending the prime pelt period over the year has beoefitted the lnduatry by enablJna: ranchers to spread oot the peak work !Oad, ·Oii said. · THE MYSTERY , ·SHOPPER .. WIU, IE . : LOOKING ., .. • FOR YO.U. :rHIJltSDAY ' ' FftlDAY . SAfilRi>AY .. Al'RlL· 16·17·18 ANNIVIRSARY DAYS lli• My1terv Shopper wlll 1t~ll the m•ll •nd P•Y fot luc:•v thopp•r• p11rtht1•1. You ttn b• ont of the i:oig winntnl .. • Scieotific tests 1n ftetni yun have Indicated that ligh\ eotering the eyu otlmulitos the pituitary and other glands and ~ the production or release of certala loath (oast''1iD · hormooes. ' ' • ·-. ; QI~ your 9olfer with pro-type equlp"1•!1tl . , _ M••'• ..... .c.· ••• ,,I -eoH .... foblod!,..,, gr.jnorwhlte. \ 1f.99 i.at11 .. • tfelun ahilft topr golf bag la btw, whtt. ory.llow. • ~19•9f . ' ' Our Cu1te111 .. If cqtt ••• llghtwe!ah?boitl"'"'t··· tr'• Ifie Md bell "Int to an , , " a:,-· < 19.99 , ";_' 0 ••f:,,IHl~\ 1111•!~ . ~'"':lt!!:l!<illo ... plcl•• \ ! II,. ... fCM.'81&. now. r · ' ~· ""' 3forl.24 . '"~ ' •·I '" I ~IW' ·· ••lfbal}i •• ! •rt .. \ ~ ....... ·~°'--­,~ .. .,., .. pri<td .... .,:,,.~ .... '-t-.;.f-\P.iil 3for1-'C · · ·M~~.1\leld wl~e . ',"tlenl ~·••1011,._ ....... !It"_ ..... .,... ;i .1th1t.J'. 14~ ' 19~99 .; Laill .. • square ·t.e Corfam•~olf i1lt•ft ·I• bla<k ·-With..,,; .. - "''"· • 17.99 ltO\VI THESE VALUES .. A 1 ANY Oti.E OF lliESE PE~NEI' STORES! t " CANOGAP.WC CAllSBAD DOWNEY .. FUUERTON HUNTINGTON RACK LAKEWOOD .. SAVE 1 s.11 on yaurct .. 1. of !Mii's or lildlff' 11 ~ ... set with allltl\ln1* ~ t ·~. R'!l.99,99 e·• •• ·. NOWO-.e 1Mr(1 Clll C111,.o.i ........... ;' Jown golf '91!1 ,,...,., ~-...Ct,• and t lron1 (2·f>. Marfa 1.-..... ... · ho•d, wo,..0•1 I• right hiilld ...... SAVE 10.11 on mM's 11 piece steel 1haft golf Mt ••• Reg. ~o:·' 69~11 Ch i Chi .lotfrle-t-lf .r.lsdifm t -.i.c1,3,>4lalll•h.,;.M_,.. or lofthaMI. · MONTCIAJI NEWPO~HACH \lll"'ITUllA DRUGS & CRIM£ Wt lftlllf stop ...... ttae lm1e tnl Laguna 1980 Committee,. Civic 'Creed ••• GonlOtl K..,I f'IDr~ K"'I It. w. kllmldl r. .•. C.ry om llr•hti · 1111 Wtlaolllllt LOUii J:ltnlll 0..HMIHll JI-ScllMlfl M1rttyll kllmlta ll:ldWC JI .... . ....... ...,,.. ....... w.,,..... ,, .. .,. ·-.=.·=.. t::.:·-:.. .... ~~·· ::.~-=-:- ..... ·--.... to ....... Th .... '!"OlllM ,......,. 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Slt111- Cll1rtn McCllll J ... 11 •• l.l(l\Mdl 1111 Esclt..O v-. 11n0 .. 1 ..... """" ..... ~ .. ll:IH Mtll1 ..... ,. n.,..... • .,. (. Sl!\lffl Wlnllnf St'!llltl M, I", Wl111rt JlrrMt P. L....,_ ~'°'" ~·"- :c:.-"'"".::i:..-·-c.,. .......... =te--·--·- • ...... c. ..... -·-.... -....... ""'-,. --'"' .--., --....... """-' ~·.--... ..__,. c. Mlltw """<•lllM Mllrlt lllMir( AMll.IMltl v 0 T E ' ' · ... ·~ ., ~ ; ) l j J l l • \ I. . • ' I ' ., I • • • ~North -Vietnamese P'A.10 l"CN.ITICAI. ADV. ~ Jr~r Ballot . . . ·1L l't i~~:.'~ ~tr;ict 1 1 NEWPORT BEACH • ' J . FOR HOWARD . . RO.GERS ' " ' ·~ NEWtpRT . BEACH CITY COUNCIL HE fi~«S . UP For YOU! ;·':~ . ~ . MrL .I!. S. Moer111C.,.rnft"' Chalrlftan, 1619 1. hy, l•llMa .. ·~· > "{ • 11~· I ; . ! ... ' . ' .... .• < ~ .. .,,, ,. ' . JACK HAM Mm LISTENS. JACK · HAM Mm WORKS. Ca" you use • 9uy lika this o" your Costa Mas• City Council7 C1t1nn1 hr H.......tt, W htt 11 .. It,. ·-- • "~ ~Ar.e · You Fed Up With ';.·: :-~~L -AG UNA'S I MAGE.:? ~f Al'I' 'Voli'tfff up with the drug-cult? 11 'C" ~ tr'ri>·-~~ :An Y""ied· up with the soaring crime rate 7 -(:( Are you fed up with fiscal irresponslbiHty? it Ar~ yau :fe'.cj up with our intolerable j,.l!ing7 .. . ... i:r Are you ftd up with inaction on Laguna's critical problems? ! .. "'* ! ' , , ... city c ... n h ,.. ,n .. ,...,. n ... •• ,._ ,,.w... n. City c..-1 .-....,. .. , ., ' .... , .... ef ......, Lew-. · THE FUTUR~ OF LAGUNA IS IN YOUR' HANDS! ' ' Ollly ,.fM c• ~ fM, ... ,,.._ .. MP 111 ... fflN eMI ... efMI N • .. ...,_,,..,_ ef ..... r. •W.W. L .. -·, ~ ,.1w1lltil. WE· MUST HAVE A ST RONG CITY · COUNCIL! ' Wa kr.iow these men can 9iv1 us the necess1ry leadership to 11vt L.9un1. ( . [81 LORR [81 GOLDBERG [81 OSTRANDER ' APR .. IL 14th . ~ <'. Very Concerned L•gun• Citi1ens " HARRY L.AWRENCE FERN BANDOlPH f ,:l.lQYQ SlllSET Bill l.AMBOURNE PAT PEACOCK ADOlPH KROCH HAROLD COWARD ESTHER lOCKWAY ' THERESA EAGlES MERRlll .JOHNSON , LEOTA GARST MllllE lOUCKS MARY MAXWEll CYRIL NU~ENT lllL MARRINER ·llOYD MILNE Merrill J....._, cw,.... 1551 S. CMlt Hl ... wrr, Let-..... . ~,. ~. • I ! ' --------·---~-• O.lll Y PllOT J:J Changed·. . ' ;ORIMOST9 'TIGRE·llLT' ·WITH 2 FIBER GLASS Ill TS ON A 2 PLY N.YLON CORD IODY! . NEW DUA.L WHITEWALL DESIGN • TUllLESS $ise fed. tax. 700.1'3. •••••••••• 1. 90 695.14 ........... 1.81 9!~1·f•d. tio1r Giid old tit• TUllLISS Sise feel. tox: ',73.5-14 .•••••••••• 1.84 775xu ........... 1.97 $2·2.· I ' , CARGOMASTER S.L. 1 ~ TRUCK TIRES :r ~I . 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VENTURA BUEN PARK ~-....,~> ""'"'""'''"' i . v.n.,. v1- i • I. ' ., • j I ! l ' . -· ~ ~-.--------.-. , • .... ' « " DAILY I'll.VT ....... Alfll u. 1'111 t I . !' . • .. , Men in Service -Sertnnt Barry c . .._, ... ol Mn. 'lllO!illa Fque o1 um 11a1m OrcJe, RllllllqlDn ' l!eadl, la - -.mi wl1h .. -Tildt JloU•llcll1, Floll liclne' r0rpe Au..tlc:, Ill c...p ... ,..... Mr. 111111 Mn. _.,14· D. C!llu ii tut Alolll: Dlh9i Dlllllinltoo ·lloodl. II -id wltll Fateo LoCblJe -4.t! 'Gnllp ....... llll>mllt b. . llartmCGrpoBue,N.B. N1t1' ED1iCa IW•ll• J. ~ WalMr, lillblnd of the former '. JllM JCatliloft G. MeElhuy of : 141 -Bay, La~ iudi, ~ Fll1ht' : ~ fld111eht Novo! Avla- : Uan klmlie: Cetmnand, Naval ' Mr-, •-11. Fla. -; ~ Gilalll Enllp, Ray. • -M. PMllold, ... of Mr. : and Mra. Helm 0. P .. taold of : Illa 141...... Line, Hun- ; 6tft,m Btldl. WI. I GJID.· ,.m"r'e1t,, "'''emcer in the. ; U.3. 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W1-9"f 1 Glaonl -rvo Tralnln1 ~. ,Centar, Yorktown, Va. -~-~ Airman rtnt Clul -·~~~~~~~-ll. Plw11r'ir, td:I of Mr. a4 -· Lud1er Provtncher, ttJfl Bonnema St., Watml:nlllr, b a member of • unit tbat lw -tlle U.S. Air roroo OUl'Ca...., UDlt Award. Mame staff Ser1e1nt .._ L. Semler, bUJband of the former Miu Joan D. -ol Newport Buch, II •rvlrig at tho Marine Corpa Alr Statlon., New R i v e r , J-vllle, N.C. Anny Prl•ale Firtt Clau -M. ....... "'· ... ol Mr. ml Mn. It. I\. Locan. 11!1 1tq1 Rood, Newport Buch. wu aulined as a tank emnnan wtth the 25th In.fa& try DIYlaloa In Vleloam, Jan. ,,,, -Marine Private Flf'lt Clm ReuW M. H. Croes, IOn of . -OCAIUT Y• ••• 1 .... city ...... ...,. ... ,.._. wllh p11' MMI v.M.t+11 alMI t• thM• wM1• litternh .,.1 ouhl~o.C..ta M61t •• , oa . YOu can vet. thi1 tlM9 let the one who h11 o I O·Y"' r•coN of ••rvlco f6 C.1ti M"a aH wlll coirtl""• t• work an~ Ii•• In C.1ti Ma••· Wh• carat 1 Wt tJ.inlr: 'I" flo. JACll llAMMiTT !'di COSTA MISA, CITY COUNCIL T..,, a,rl 14111 ONLY 3 DAYS LIPT DEADLINE HERE! ITAT OUT Of Tlou•u ••• IAVI Tllll AND WOilT,,, Wt llOCir ,,.,... t .... INCOME TAX M ILOCl po ....... -. ---,.... ..... -.., .. • '*'· IOTll $ nDIW All ttATI lllD --,.,. ......... _ ..... __ ..... ........ --............. WE ....... ~~s::m~-IClll·IA ... ll'llM•IM• ... ••111 '{ , • ' • ~~ ••• ' • . ' '" . ~ • :1 ' • I. ... " ' ' ' -t ' ; Celanese· Fortrer • ~· . in carefree pant dressings from Julie Mille r Soft ond clingy. The contemporory pont sets! Perfect for town end travel, exciting for home entertoining. No muss, no fuss Colonese® Fortrel® polyester, the pockoblo, wosh ond woo roble lnit. Two soph isticoted styles to suit your moods. 10 to 6 50.00 ' a. Coral or,no vy tu nic over coral, navy or w~ite pant' or novy sol id. \ b'. sleeveless white top with carol or navy trim, pants to match trim. ,.y co ml11 forec11t ' 119 *Pertrel 11 1 tr1d1m1rk bf Fiber Ind ustries Inc. ' I ' • "+· . • cont em.~ t e orar ;,,.y ., seutli ceesf pl111, sen Cliego fwy ot bristol , costa mesa, 540-932 1 sll6P. milnd•Y. thru 1.1turdey 10 em to 9:30 pm, sundoy noon 'ti! 5 pm ·: ~, :·:· .... ;~ ::;: :.._~ '-:• •' ~ • • • MAVCO 1 ( r 'r -----~4.....___,,_-'-------"---· -·---._L___·-~'---~--------------------------- r I ,.. ... ------~----------------------------------,----.,,----,---,---,----~-·--·~~~-~-----·-·-------··--= ...... -~ B i g But B eautiful Baby Opal, the Cincinnati Zoo's 3,~pound African rhino poses with her fifth cal!. Looking as proud as any Ul"ITt ........ nc \v mother. The new arrival - a bouncing baby boy -weighed in at 100 pounds. Dem 'Schism' Recall.ed l s GOP Heading for Sp l it Ove r Su preme Court? WASH INGTON (UPI) -It was a great debate over a Supreme Court dominated by strict constructionists t h a t contributed to a permanent split in the Democratic Party. Thirty one years later, one Democratic viewpoint sug- gests that President Nixon has gone far toward polarizing his own Republican Party i n another debate over the court. lfe was rebuffed by Senate voters rejecting two. Southern nominees for a vacant seat on the court. In both cases. the margin of defeat y.•as supplied by Republican senators. Cars we 11 included 19 Democrats and three Republicans who will be seek- ing, reelection Nov. 5. The De'mocratic-opponents in· eluded nine who know they are major targets in the GOP campaign to win control of the Senate. After Franklin D. Roosevelt failed to alter the Supreme Court with his court packing plan in 1937, he tried to purge some prominent members of his own party. His defeat in that campaign has stood as a historic warning to I a t e r presidents against ctinspicuous White House intrusion inlo state senatorial primaries. Like the Democrats, the making measureable progress Republicans for years have in the South before the Nixon had to tol erate disagreemnel administration heard a n y among themselves. Their dlf· complaints about a "Southern ferences \\•ere most exposed at Slrategy," e1emplifled by the national conventions to Hayru:worthand Carswell n o m inatc presidential can-nominations. didates. Nixon's charge tha t the C o n servative m.idwestern votes against his nominees Republicans could work in r e p r e 5 e n t e d o u t r ight harness with S o u t h e r n discrimination against t h e Democrats in Congress while South will provoke more com- more liberal Republicans from plaints from c r i t i c s of the East and West formed at Southern strategy. least short-term alliances with -;;~~~~~~~~~~11 libefa\ Democrats. := E"n withln regions, ther< BOAT BUFFS has been no unanimity among Republicans or Democrat.. Al1110" Lock11'oy i1 tho o"IY But the South has nrovided f11ll-timo bo1tint Mitor workint .,. on 111y 11ow1p1p1r In Or1111• DAil Y I'll.OT JS Compnte1• H e lps Ont Adoptions • SACRAMENTO (UPIJ -on the btby and ttle family 'n1e state has adopted a new were run through a c:omputer computer program to make It at the Ad6ption Resource easier for oouples to adopt Referral Center, lhe child had children. · a home. The 90Cial \Velfare ~part-Had it not been for the ntw ment said the fi1'lt placeqle,t computer 'P r o g r a m , lhe under the DI'!_ tr.stem lJlvolved1 chances o( the child and the a Northem UHJ(onHij~ famllJ family being united would that wanted go¥~ 1dllld ,of: ~_JJave been astronom ical. ' racially mlted 1h~~e. ~ , · ~~e department said tht in· computer found JUR .suct:t~a ftlal \ptacemertt•involved near. baby SOO miles awa Ifn lh• ,JY' a J elements or the prob. sou thern pan of the state:r< .. 'o;J6rfis \the system was deslgn- 1Wlthin two weeks after data eel to solve: -"11 brouglll logetber a w11 lound "A -~;,""'14 child and profll>O<UYI parenl! make pntlmlnal')' 1tl~ from widely 1tpar~lod parts lrom lheo ..... mor•e~ o/ lhe •1'!I•. or rellnqulsl>od cl!lldteli 'and· -"It me rged the effortt of ,, -.l.-.J. ""'-·..u a private ac;jOpUon agency With adoptive .-~. even u-.• a publlc adoplloo •JenCy. 1 they may u .. many hundr~ -·~And It offered the 88f1k oJ .mila apart." cies serving both the child and Under the new com~ his adoptive f1mlly an •«,•Y plan, a spo kesman s a t d i of pc>ssible ' parents a n d 'ladoptbt q enctrs are. ~ childitn f(ol'D' ~horn selection.\ quk'ed to rtJl.ller b OJt ti cou(4 be made. 1' , available fam llltt and dlildreR< The dep~ent s1ld the If no plan ldr a placement~ compulell, .... leslecl and i~ been aehlcvecl wllbln to days. . ' . (11AIO ,-OL.ITtCAL ADVERTISfMflllTI ' • I • von APRIL '14 For N. J. (JACK> GREEN [81 And You'll Score A Wln· ' For Huntington Inch RE-ELECT . . . ' Sens. Roben Dole f R - Kans.), and Strom Thunnond fR-S .C.), suggested that a change in the complexion of the Senate would make it easier to change the com- plexion of the Supreme Court. Nixon appeared to agree when he said no Southern nominee who is a strict constructionist could be confirmed by the present Senate. Existing region a I and philosophical divisions in the Democratic Party date back to the 1937 conflict. But the party has survived, controlled Congress for all but four years and won five of eigbt presiden- tial elections. conservative weight in the County. Hii 111chni>•1 eo"'''''' n1 ore I i be r a 1 n at lonal of bo1tint i nd y1chtl119 "'...,, Democratic Party and created i• •dilly f11turo of the DAILY • · internal strains. As the GOP. il~';'l;O~T~. =======~~~~~~C~om~m'!!lt'!!t,.~T'!!o~O'!!OHO~l·::";::M::'::'::··~G::"::'::"::' ::'::"'~'::"::'::"'~Y'!!-C~h'!!o'!!l<'!!m'!!i'!!n'!!, ::''°'~'!!•'!!•'!!•M~k'!!h'!!u'::'::''::H'!!u'!!otl~n~ft'!!op!i!!'!!..,!!''!!c'!!h'!!' !!!:!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!! MAYOR ' 'GREEN • Tilting the Senate ito make it more friendly to the ad- ministration would require the replacement of Democrats or u n dependable Republic~ns with administration loyali*>. Senators voting a g a i n s t • Nixon, the politician, seems too shrewd to e n gage deliberately in any efforts to purge or polarize his own par- ty. The GOP flirted with those tactics in 1964 when It noniinated Sen. Barry M. Goldwater for the presidency and moved on to an election disaster. Bill Beck continues its drive to expand i: its Southe rn base, it will be subjected to some of the same stresses. The Republican Party was (Plld ~lilklll Ad"""l...,,.,,11 RB FOR HB ROif •AUllt M11nt1114tori lHC~ City CllNICll Comml!t" To EIKI ROii llutf', Dtivld Wiison, CNolrm1n 1MH G~ltr, Munllflltol\ and! in Irvine calling It's about our location ••• We are not on the normal shopping route that you are In the habit of taking. But then, neither is our clothing. We fee l that the extraordinary character of ou r haberdashery wlll allow you the enjoyment of dressing with traditional taste ••• also keeping In mind that dressing with fesh· lonable flair can be fun. We are here with the clothing of today in an area that ls still forming. We are here to assist you to put Innovation and distinction Into your attire that is comparable to the growth of your area. lilll1ck ,)tore.:Xt_eper]or '.4{e1J.J <4203 C.mput DrJV•. IJ'v!po, m.Q8eO • lrvlne Town Center. Dlractly 'ero11 lrom UCI Cemput P.S. Fl1lra • Levi •Cosigner Shirts, Seo our Othertlde. ... '• . \ -' I' • , . 1" I , Now all offices of Southern C~ifotnia First National Bank will '.remain cfpeh to provide full banking services until' 11 • " Monday through ;Thursday and Friday until 6 pm (some, offices ·even later~ llOUT1tERll OIWRJRlllA ' ,, ••• , J '"'RSl.'3:"~'f" • " ,, . ' I . • ..... . . The mme""' an't remember, t111e bank""'~ fw1aiC • ' ' • COSTA MESA, 230 E. 17lh SI .. 642:166-0 , HUNTINGTON BEACH -8899 Adam• Av c .. 962-3371 -.17122 Beach Blvd. -847-9681 ' ' . . .. • -> I [ • ~ Jf DAILY PILOT Monday, April \l. 1970 • For the Record Help, But HandsjOff .. ti BMctl I nd MflY L.. ,,, al W Jr .. ee .,,. • -~~~F~·~ n. DI lit S. v.s. African 51.!Hhln. Strlll Alll 9"" Wtnd'I L., J>O, ~ CeMlr Club. t•Mll DI :Pt S. T~ Drtw, Coste MIM. B: TOM BARLEY • Hciu)f, P:1411 ~· .M...,.._., ~LU.N·PULllE.Jl. kotl 11. tt, DI ,~ hl<tl, U r11f: 1*1 Bl•dlweed Drlw, HU11!1"111lon OI ltM 0.llY P'Utl Stiff • C~t-•1'-fl T0.11!neillf'I, C••I R:r. 8"cll •llCI JNl>ttte M,, 17, It 5211 W, : , =-~~Ii.! 2'4S Hll'W e!WI,. Cot • 'Wl1!erl1, Slnt1 AM, t ', Elllliinit SCOUlt, lp'1 EllclfCIO'llc:I. KAISER·TiilBOOEAU, Jl .. 11 R., JI, E•a!Ottt P0&t • bcodt . -l!"liO-Ind Elltell M.. 23, bot~ ol 21!61 < ~ ll'Orllci ·~1 H 81'1'11., COlll tlmOlle L1111, Hunllfllllon 9"0!. ' ::;7·1 .J:;t'fii.klfl Ind! ChlM.r. Wl!,L.LS.POTEET, J11M1 C., H. 111d fc empte, 104 LIQ "'"·• ~ L111lnt• c .. )0, Oolfl of 1201 5elllllor• BllCfl. f:Je Pm. • Drlw, N""°" Bffcll, I . l v111w J11n1 .. o.amw of • p,,.GNE.SVM.4Nitl~ Robwt R .. 36, 1n0 ~t. t>enff'fl "*"'*".WW• CllY Ctrol A JI,. ll>Olfl Of 321 CDSll MtH t'!~ 'ft Sliltf I Awe~ f'"-'-'9 tr .. c.ff. ~· \· . 0r.:... ~. CQ:.1 p.~ Ckllt, M1•I-f HAPMAN-Wtl.:toJ4. Robfrf G,. ». cl f.lbrlf\I', 7005 DOwtr Drl¥9. NN-' :flnO Fulltl'ttol SI. tlld Mtllnct,11 "" 21, 8l«f! 7•• p.rn. (If 1N5 811Nfk, both of Cotti Mesa. Coot• ,..,... "'"""""' L..:IM ,,, ~ HUGGINSo#rONOfol"'Jrf. Mk.Mel H .. n . Flllowl H1Mi JO' M"ewPOl'I BIYO., Ind (11111'119 L., lt, bo111 of MDI COl!I lro\elf, :& •.m. s.srw. Driwe N.-t 19Kll. '• ~=c::..,oer=::. u~~= tt1LL..suNsE111. P..,1 o .. 21. 11 nn lullcllflt. 11411 51"*"4! A,;;..,;; ... • ~ Cltcit, H41nl'11tloll B-11 ar-, 1Nll N* L •• lt, Of 11227 Glrd&nllnd, ·. WEISSllUCH·FEINILATf, ~ldon M .• •' 21, of Mt Vk:lllfl&, Cotti Mes. Incl IMxlnc I~ J2, 1111 U75t $1" Esl•n Or1w. La M~lda, C1tlf. WILLIAM'°REJ:O, "-"'" G., lt, IA '"'°' Yucu Clrde arid Ml:ll,..,. A .. 17. Ill 171'11 L"'9 OM Clrci., boJtl of F111111t1!n V1lley. , IAUMER-CONOE, Dfllnll.. 24, of '31 W. 1Hh SI, Ind Tllf'rn.t P .. U, ol 23'1 E. *"' SI., borti of Codi Meu. WALOOW·OUlll(IN, Nell A., 7', of ll'OO R11la.t111 Rffd -"" Elal"' M., 14, ot -20!» N1utllul Lane, bolt! of N~ lllKl'I. .-·ltOY-llUSSO, Wlllll<n E .. ts. of 13'0 • FlorlcN, Hunlll'l!llOn &e,ai Ind Cl1r1 L .• J], of 1Sl'07 G•rnet, W11tmlnslt!r. ~ HANGLIN·PllESTON, lluueu. E .• •1, DI 177' M1ple, Cot•• Mew Ind B1rbor1 F., 3S, o1 UUI Tift, G1rllln G•ovr. . f • • . JEll:KUNICA·~llAUM, M1rlnko M., 4 , of us Hl9n Orlv1. L1;un1 B11cn 1nd Ann L., 35, of 201 $. Ac1ci., Fullerton . \IANOER·H ... YOEN, Paul P., 22, of :115 s. Eucno Av1 .. 0n11rlo, C11ll. •nd P1mel1, 2S. ol ,,. Irvin. Av.!., Newport 811cl1. llit.ILEY·llEllMAJI, Stvlrt W., 41, Ind M1rlatl L., ~?. both ot 671 GlenMl"rl $1., L"unl BeKll. SM..t.llT-MOllETil, lv1n D., U, ol 21001 PKlllc COii! Hlghw1,-, Huntlniiron Death Notices "• A•lllOLD , k11e •. Amold, o1 wnmtn. mlncib.. ' I Oii• ol .. ,h, Alll'U ~ Ill Se. ueu .... ,• Svrv!Vtd try oon. w11ti.m a. ArllOlcl, a1 ,• ~":':Id B1y1 &wl'lllJ, Mlrv Allee , ' al Wllmttt1 1l111t, Hori Cllfnley, , ' ol Arl-1 MV9ll qrel'llldlllctrftl Ind -·•, Ort•l111"1nddlllcl .F1ml1Y SUV!ltlh ~ , wtt11111g lo l'Mte ......,,...111 COlltr1bu!loM • ~-t(WllT"lfllite lo IMlr 11_.lte dllr"'°'. J Mrs. Arnold'• h11-.beftd, Ille 1111 Jlld!re . • wm11m w. ArllOlcl w.1 1 former c-• orHltTIMI lrom tll1nol1 Ind 1 J\ldgol ol 1"-r' t1• CQlll1 al llie Unli.d Stilts ~rvlces "• Wiii be 'Pltld Ill Roblnl.Oll, llUnab, Tue.oay ' •• ,,.,.__ PKlllc 11i.w M 0 r I u Ir y. '-ltdlng dlf'Kt«l. • aUNCH ', Cl\lirley Bunch. 2611 17th SI., Hunll1111tan 1, 8ffdl. Sllrvlvtd bl' wife, Lor111 children, •. L•rr1'. Janna,,~" MIY Ponch•k •rid , J1n lkmch; 1, L1wrenu 1rld AIYI > '! 111t1r1, MlnnJ. B1!11 •rid Brul1h Line; :. Jl••l'Kktollct, Brocike Ponchal. 5e"'lce1. to. , • day, Mond1y, 10 AM, Smlli11 Ch1119!. with . • P11tot E""~" Auger ofllclall"ll. ln!Pf· <.: ......,,, WeS1mln11er Memarlal P 1 r k • • • smith• Mor11111rv. D\rectr• • aRDWH ; Mtrli: A. Browne. "91! t, ol ll? 7lst St., Co••• Mu1. 0.11 QI dlath, April 11 . ' Survived by mo!ller, 5erldr1 LH IClnclr.o, • lall\er. Sp! Frlderldt Browne, El Tora • M1rlne Bise; 1l1~r, Mer10 Lynne !lt-1 <lflndH"'l\11, Mt. Ind Mrs. • P1trlck S. C1r110t1, Mr. and Mrs. t Frederlclt Br-Sr., of Blrmlnol'lam, , Alablm1; V'"l11•1ndPllrlflta. IN. Ind , Mn. ll1lpll E. Ftlkll", CDlll MIMI IU!'lf ~ 1nd 1,tntlt, Mr. 111d Mr1. tie-rrv B,_, . • Cosl1 M111. F11T1ll'I' !IVllQltll "'°" · wllhl"9 lo mike rnemorl•I ·«intrlbutlaM, : P'Nll' contrlbulf la 1111 Hein Fulld. • 8lrm1"""-m, Allb.111'!11. Se"'lcfl ltlCI 111-, 1e;-mem will be Mid Ill Elm......oci Cllllllll C. !llrml1111h1m, ,l11b9m1. We1tcl1ff Cl!lpe Mor!U<lrr • ....,...., torw1rcr1,. dlrlCtDn CAVALLARO ,. Racco R. C1v1111ro. "'"" OQlt St.1 _C!l'lll , Mell. Otte of cle1lll, Apr1t 11. SllnoHH try ) two brother• ind -llOll. ·S""kn eNI • I lntll!r_,,t wnl be held I" 11•1•. Wtttcllfl c111pe1 Martu.1rv.J~w;cr1,. cr1r9C1or'L Nld>Ol11 C..rl Jonn. Aot 11 ,,_lhti d1!1 ·: ~,.·:~· ~':'i.I ~~~~'1:.es'i :..~ '• ~~.:'J~· ~= ~~i~..:i~:~:r'.e::t 0: Mrs. M1rlo Mantelli. RP<Wlem M1H, Tund1v, ' 11.M. sr. J"'clolms C1thOllC ..; Chu•ch. lnlermenl, GODcl S II f oh tr d t;" ('!11> .. I"'· Olrectld try Wnltlltt Cl'llPll • Mortuerv. 1101\HION Mi"' RoblnM111. !2U P1rt S1., Huntl1111tan <': 11e1c11. su,..1v1<1 b'I ~u1b111c:11 H1rrr1 mother, EIMI St1nibu"'t th l dr •"• a.1rle1 Mort"lti 1C11t1~ ,.nn llabln1.0111 ·~ w 1m1m Morr!1: Valle'/' Sm!lt11 brott1tr1. !lud. llobtrl ind How••d 511nllbu"'1 , sl1lers, 111 r g I n J 1 ,.IMl'1 Louise • llUlllertord: 1nd ·111rH ar1ncscr.lldr111. '•, Se•v\Qs. Tueldlv, 2 PM, Smith• Ch1oel, w!tll Tllom~s W. Ovtrlon clfkltll"'I. •.' ln!frinenl, P~llk View ~morl11 P11'11. Sml"'5 Mort\19r,, Dlrinctoti ( ;=.=====:; ) . • ' , , ·• • , ·; • ' . . • • . • • • • ) } '• I ARBUCKLE & SON We11tclUI F.1ortuary a7 E. 170.· SL, Costa f\tesa -• BALTZ MORTUARIES Corona del !\tar OR 3-9450 Costa Mesa f\ll UU4 • BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 111 Bro.dway, Colla Me1a LI 14133 • DILDAY BROTHERS Hmdlngtoa Valley Mortuary 17911 Beach Blvd. HanUn~ort Beach IU-7771 • PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemr:tery e rttortuary Chapel 1511 Padf'ic View Drive Newport Beach. Clllloral1 .... ,,.. • PEEK rAMILV lletlliower, C1UI, EDO'l'-MQllRIS, llldl1l'CI flt .. SJ, DI :1'2~ Sio911frs. Avt .. Newport 8Ndl 1nct JNon J .. 21> II ll T-r ,,.w .. a1111..- 1111nc1. HOPKIN-VDIGT, ThnottlY L .. 21, DI 21t MaldlleNI Ind Mlrliene E., 'J>O, of 7ID2 Edrldl P1r116o, both ol Sin Cltmenf1. KOVELL..SOR.ENSEN, Ml(t!NI K., ~ Ind SMryl1 A., V , llCtll of .ttOI Hell Aw .• HU!'lfl11tlo!I hid!. , PE,.t,llCE..C:JtAVEH. cnarlel A .• 17, Of 711 S, Belch Blvd.. ... ... ,,.Im 111d Slier"' A., If, ol olM2 HQWlnl Avt., LOI Alaml!Oi. ' H.\NSEN-SCHENIC, Bo,-d D .. "°· ol 1111 N, Wrlvhl St., Senti A.Ila 111d D1rllM E., 31, of !Inf S.nll Mlclrln1, F~ tlln \11llW. McNULTY-McMULLIN, Peie• A .• n. of nt O.k St., Lquna ~tell 11111 Ellubelll "·• 21, o1 lift L11 L11191, Fullerltln. HUNT-MEllR ILL, Edw1rd R .. 2J, of 4941 Ironwood, Stal Bfa(h •rill Su!lln A., 21. of 1'19$ Sprlncl•I•, We~lmt"!l!er. 8DWEN·BENOEll, llabtrt G .. ?!I, of 5091 Ct111lan Clrtle Ind Rowanne, :10, al U7'1 Sw•n Line. bolll of H11n-t!11t!011 a,11c11. kELLV..C:ONN, Ltrrv E .• 24, Incl Glori• J,, n, bolll of UI Vldorla JI .. $.In Clemente. ESPINOZA.FIEllRO, Felipe M .. ~. of 41J Mortimer. Slnl~ Arlt 11111 Alkll, d, of 2$MI Hunll1111t1111 Aw., H..- lll'lllOn Btacl!. CONLIN·SMITii, Jail" O .. 11, of li t• W. Clotnlldttr SI., /ltn&IM!lm eNI LVM ... 11, o1 1'6oll 81rflltt, H\111'" lll!lltofl BelCll. llOUZEll4'1EN•LEll, Wntlam C,. l$, ol iODO Pi.-SI.. Cost1 MeM •nd Mery G.. 11, of 1076 Whl~ Salli, Corona cltl Mllr. SOULE-MONTES.ANTD, Glen D., tt. ol '2'7 1Cer11 Avt. 11111 Glot1i S .. IL ol not Sant~. bolll ol wntml""w. WHITE·PAITCHETT, .Giii' ll., JCI, ol uen Cfld•r 11111 R.-J., 16. o1 133331 Dtrf•1r11tt 11 , both of Wntmlnslel'. CORNEJO<ITING, Mk.trio, l], of 1701 S.E. W1ll\llf, T11Jlln Ind GIYll ,.., 16, DI 24.1! Monte:O Drive. L~o11n~ Buch. PlllC:E.OUNN, Dlnnl1 11 .• 11, Ind CMrv l /It,, "· bolh al t171 Greonvllle ,.ve., Wtsl'rnlnsler. SAVLES·llAMtllEZ, 8ruc:t W., ll, of 1'1J1 Noll, Wtslmln!ltr 1rld ll 1!1 L., 17, QI · 16S:t HIOlllnt, Hunt1111IM1 Bench. " SPElllllNG.cAPllA, llobefl I., 21, of ?Ul ftrookl•wn Drl11t ind Br.ncl• J .. 11. of l5J2 0•11$ /ltve.. bolh cl WPSlmlftlftt • GILllO'l'·t!AHN, John ll .. 11, ol l691 Palau Plier. 11111 P1..,.t1 D .. 11, cl lt!! Pomont "11e.. balll of Co1t1 Mn1. OOLLENS.RAMSTEIN. Ch1•ie. I"., 31. of .m w. 81Y St .. Cost• ~ •rid J11t11 A., 32, cl 521\IJ E. Adele SI,, A111Mlm. JTEll!:LE·P/ltTTEllSOH, Gr_.-y C., 21, Ind Pfltf E., 21, both of U0 W. NII,.,_, Se" C~. kOCIS.AK-NAPIEllOWSICI, Jaseplo A., 70, Ind Llndr>I A., 14, both DI m Blverlty SI., L.Hun1 lleM:l't. CRAIQ..U.YMAN, M.f>rlhl!l J.! ''· al 12051 Pllll Sf., LOI /ltlemtfil& Incl J- I .• :t!I, m lft2 BIJl\Op, Wt1ll'fllnst1r. 'Edu-70 ' Set Education goes on display in Huntingtai1 Beach April 20 as some 14,000 · Ocean V j e w School District s t u d e n t s display their creative talents jn the Huntington "Center Mall. The Week-long festival, call- ed "Edu-70," will be kicked off at 7:30 ·p.m. with a musical program featurilig 75 district c b o r a I and instrum~ntal students. • ' Creative writing, art work , and musical actJviUes starrb1g ,. Ocean View pupils as well as demonstratibn'1eSsons will be featured during the fair. The center-Isle of lhe block- long mall will be turned over to st udent wOrk, with coordination of the massive display under the direction of district resource t e a c h e r s Rose Clark and Rita Jett. Goal o( the fair is 1to exhibit a creative work by each chlld in the district. U.S. to .Reach 205 1/2 Million? WASHI NGTON (l!Pll The Populaton Re fe r e n ce Bureau, a private nqnprofil organization which monitors world population t r e n d s , predicts the 19'10 U.S. census will tum up '~.5 million Am ericans. The bureau also predicted world popul ation by mid-1970 will be 3.1532 billion, and, if It continues increasing at the . present rate, it will double in 35 years . (PIMI ... l!tl<ll Antnlnmenll COSTA MESA PHONE COUNCILMAN, TUCKER TONIGHT From • P.M. to 10 P.M. He II te•dv to cfi1cu11 th• ISSUES •11d _.,NSWERS f•cin9 Coil• M11• Voteri 011 ... pril 14tli. Phoftt: 540°1857 or 540·18~ C1m,alp Cl\1"""9•: Ol<t Men1- tt• "ffH U, ... A .... Cftll MIH Diplomatic i:elatlons a r e being maintalnid with South Africa, Newsom noted but stressed in his talk last ThuNl- day in Newport Beach that this does not mean American approval 01 the · syStem that led to that nation's expulsiOn : from the British Com- monwealth of Nations. More will be gained, he predicted, from continued eom- munications between the t.wo nations with the strict un- derstanding that the United States shares w o r Id con- demnation of South Africa's rigid segregation polities. No such arrangement can be effected or even considered in n eighb oring Rhodesia, Newsom added. SANTA ANA -Orange County led all counties in California in new single family housing units started In 1969 with 12,940, the Secu r ity Pacific Natio n al Bank reported. The total dollar valuation of building permits iss ued in the county last year was near- ly 27 percent higher than in 1968, placing Orange" County second in the stale, behind Los Angeles County, in total building volume. Huntingtcm Beach ranked fourth among all cities in the state in the number of single family )'.termHs and led' a liit of 10 Orange County f Cities amon g the top 30 in the, atate . A n a h e i m ranked sixth; Newport Beach sevenU\ a · · Santa Ana, ninth. Newport Beach r a n k e d seventh in the state ln con- struction of office. bank and professional buildings and sec- ond in parkin'g garages. Water' Tax .. To COntUiue SANTA ANA -Orange County \Yater District dlrec. tors have voted to continue the present $10 per acre-fool pump lax. for the coming fiscal yea r. The levy is charged to all those who pump "'ate r from l he di strict's underground ba sin lor irrigation purposes. A cha rge of $13 an acre-foot is levied for water used for purposed other than irrigation. District Secretary-manager, Langdon Owen told directors the pump tax would raise $2.3 million, The funds must be us- ed to buy Colorado Rlver water to replenish the un- derground bagn, Library OK'd In Fullerton FULLERTON -Coun ty supervisors ha\'e approved a joint powers agreemen t with the city al Fullerton to enable th~ city to build a new library. The city plans to issue $1.3 million in revenue bonds to finance the project. • , • COl.ONIAL FUNERAL DOME '9t1 BolM An. Wtsllnlmter lllUm • SllEPl'ER MOlmJARY Lapna Be1e• 41f.15.1S SU Clemf1lo m.tt• 1795 LAGUNA CANYON ROAD mcCorniicl lAGUNA BEACH MORTUARY • SMJTllS' MORTUARY 117 Mila SI. Dalllsfoo-, ... • 494·9415 • S•rvlnt Tli• E11tlr• So11th Cot•t At•• . ' Role Told • in County Talk · Phyllis Galkin ' .for H11ttington leach • City Council ·--TO SERVE ALL IN .. THE SPIRIT OF THE GOLDEN RULE . • • • • • TOP OF THE PIER DEVELOPMENT TEEN CENTER PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION MORE SMALL INDUSTRY OIL WELL CLEAN~UP PHYLLIS GALKIN [gj HUNTINGTON HACH CITT COUNCIL Committee for Galld1 Don Veitch, Chairman. 8(52 Santana Cir., Huntington Beach Somebody Fights Back Who fights city hart? The DAILY PILOT dDl'S. That's who. And whtre else un you fllld cogent commrntary on your community? Cl'lfck tht edltorlal P89e of YOUR community's daily newspaPfr, tilt DAILY PILOT, of course. HE WILL: ' • maintain the unique residential character of Newport Beach • assure a business-like city government • protect Newport's natural beauty • work for YOU and the city he loves NEWPORT BEACH Mr. and Mrs. Tom casey~l><r•-~e ~ ~ e:::: ~'•m Dr. and Airs. Robert Crecca Joe \V. Long Ira Smith h1r. and 1'1rs. Don Burns William Holstein Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wells l\1r. and litrs. Frank Trane 1.1.r. and Airs. S. R. Shannon Air. and Mrs. Vic MatUoff Mr. and tt1rs. Roger Hardacre !\tr. and l\1rs. Ray Vilas Mr. and Mrs. John Elliott Mr. and l\1rs. Brent Ogden l\lr. and Mrs. Wm. L. Stabler }Ir. and Mrs. John Wilson Air. and A1rs. George Corich !\tr. and ltlrs. Frank Williams John Porter Hans Lorenz 1-tr. and l\Irs. Stewart Bowle \Valter Burroughs Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Desenberg !\tr. and l\trs. Lyman Faulkner Mr. and ltfrs. Joe Rosner Mr. and fitrs. Jim \Vood 1t1r. and ~frs. Ken Kendrick Dr. Ted Clark ltlr. and P.frs. J. P. Ingram Albert Auer Bruce Blackman Mr. an~ Mrs. Robert Shelton Mr. and Mrs. Tom Walker Mr. and Mrs. Robin Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Ward Chamberlin 1'1r. and P.trs. Dick Nabers Dr. Eric Tarr Isabel C. Pease Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smilh Dick Broome J. Leslie Steffensen J\lr. and J\lrs. Frank Hendricks John Semple Ernie Schag Dr. George Hodges Jay Stoddard Mr. and ~!rs. Carl Nelsser John Killefer 1t1r. and ~frs. George Jones ~lrs. Dora Hill VOTE APRIL 14 igJ CROUL -COUNCIL CommlttH Chairman Tom <:1sty, 20~7 Kaw1Q'tM Drive, Corona def Mir r I ·•· ' '' • .• . " ., 1 .. ~ • •' .. • ' :• ., ) ' < ·' • r~liacteria ' ' ~ To Detect ' • ~ Bioluminescence is the pro- ' ctss by which many Un,y creatures emit light trlggerea f by internal biochemical action. ' If researchers can isolate ! the biochemical p r o d u c t s • which "turn on" these i: creatures, ONR officials say it ·-.jw JM*ibte the s e n·s I t i v e · f'signal lights" could be ao- plied to variou1 kinds of medlc.likliagnostic tests. On the military side,, they say ft is conceivable such chemicals coul<I also furnish dim, but efficient, on·board lighting for naval surface eraft seeking to remain hidden ·~l night in unfriendly waters,; 1 provide a form of ink for "self.illuminating document!" such as shipboard maps and chart.5; and artificially in- tensify the light production by natural organisms in waters to ~ provide "controllable IUldanct f systems for Planes a ft d f watercraft'' at night. ONR scientists indicate the Navy's interest was spurred by the fiodinjl.5 of Dr. Frank H. J ohnson of Pr i nc-eton University, one of ,the wor1d's foremost authorities' on the 1ubject. , · Johnson, working under a nonmilitary research contract. succeeded in idenUfyin,a: i.nd I hoisting the light.emitting in· ~ gredient of the jellyfish "Ae- '· quorea aequorea," which •P. i• pears abundantly every sum~ mer in the northwest· Pacific. •~ The key body chemical i~ a protein that's been r dubbed ' "aequorin," which Is 1'turnf'd on" only by calcium -or its chemical cousin, strontium. ~ PROVIDE TEST · Thus, Johnson said in an in- ' terview. the chemica l f aequorin conceivably might . • • provide a test for the persence ' i ol. rad.ioatcive strontium. from , nuclear bomb testiQg; in the f abnospl!ere. , . : f t The Justice DeDartment'S ~· \ quest for a heroin ;detector .• J1 1 being spon!Ol"ed .by 'tbe..iJI~ ~ J cy's Nationiil Institute of Llw " ·I Enforcement a n d Criminal Justice. which. in turn. Is help- ing fund a project bein~ car- ried on by the New York City ~ Police Deparbnent. 1 An institute ~eaman said the actual reselftb.t~~ ~being l . done by an inde~ flMTI, R.P .C. Corp. of El Segundo, Calif. ' • K n o w n b Io l1dmihescent ~ bacteria wUI be obtilhed from '. various parts of U>t .. warld, Of. 4 flcl als said, and':'~f'itenSI\'e ) screening test! Wfn: be con· i duct4Jil, to try to 1~-which { ones "'"mig))t sbM s o m e aensltiv1ty to beiillrf. ; l Here is a man who talks Ian and works I more, got 1 whale of• j good .action record, and I won't buy petty • t foolishnen in city l J governm•nt. I He deserves yopr voto. • JACK HAMMm ' FOR ' COSTA MESA ) CITY COUNCft. . , CftlnM ,., ~. 4Uhlt1nt1St,. , __ -~-------~-------,.------·----·--- Bu7 New Car or Keep Old? .. . . . . e Tbe-1 Dii6:Gdui1'e ..,,m,. dllb . ·~the-id. All youiieed to join is a$5 opening. deposiL There are DO minimum deposit.a required, no stuffy lounges, no spe- cial phone hook-ups with your office. It's jU1t a way of saving your change ahd earning interest on iL (Min. interest paid is 25¢.) UJ;,up,apand BW111I A colorful ceramic bal~ loon change bank is yours free: You can dtop your loooe change in the balloon every niglit. Then, depoait the change saml in the billoon each mo11th (or u often as you wiah) and the interest will makc·your amall change go up, up, up illto big change. 'We'a•eqaalopportunitylllWI'. We welcome savers of any 1ge and any size. Dad can put the balloon bank on hia dreNe:r for hia small change. Mom can have one of bet own or a•e her small change in' a joint account with Dad. JuDior ahould have one all to hlmee1f. So get your Small Change Club Membership now. We an: limiling the membenhip to the Jint 15,000,000 Califomiana. l"AID l'OLITICAL AOVl'JlTlllMIHTI WIN WITH A WINNER NORMA ~NDEL GIBBS HUNnNGTON llACK CITY COUNCIL &i uvencaa rile to the ••lion, too. We have many large change plans which· earn the maximnm interest the law allOwi. There are 4%J. Fint Bankttgular S~Yings Accounts and SJ. First Banbpetial · Passbook Accounts. Our Certificates of De- posit pay 5'° to 7%~ depending on the amount invested ind the length of time. And all bank-safe accounti are insured to $20,000 by the F.Dl.C . .M a $050 Jllil. lion bank with 90i>lU1 offices, we're lnlly intere1ted in your intere8!, whether it'• small change or large change. l First Banksafe Savings r OAll.Y PILOT 11 '" ELECT .,, I ' ILATEI-. Huntington leach City _ Council ELECT I • I ROBER D. SLA TQ IX] • RESPONSIBLE • EXP.ERIENCED • LEADERSHIP ROGER D. SLATES duri~g tht lest I 0 · yters hu served thi• comn\unitY in many ere••: hi• untiring efforts end sound judgment. have given ·him expeti· tnct a.nd a proven ability to 1ervo the city well. Hi• record of RESPONSIBLE, EXPERIENCED LEADERSHIP, coupled with en in·dtpth •ndersfanding end dedication ta community involvtmtnt, hes given him the ability and qualifica· ti on• to 1erve the city well es a Council• man. LEGISLATIVE POSITIONS • Ch1irm1n, Huntington a .. eh Plann ing Commiss ion • Orange Cqunty Airport Commissioner .•• 1ppoin'ted by Supervisor David L. Bokor • Chairmen , Undor9round Utilitios Com• mission, City of Huntington 8e1ch CIVIC INVOLVEMINT· • P11t Prosidenl, Huntington BHth Chamber of Commerce • Chamber of Commoreo "Out.lending Citizen" 1968 • Pre sident, Board of Realtors- 1963·64 ond 1969 • "Reeltor of Yeel" Awerd-1962 I lt64 • .Member, Men's Advisory Committee, Assistance League of Huntingfon Beech" • Member, Eegle Seoul Rov,iow loud, loy Scouts of America VOTE TUE$DA Y, APRIL 14 I ROBER o. suns Ix I A PARTIAL UIT of cl~--....,.,.,. et H•tfot,.. -~ wltrt•pporttMalei""'ef 10•0 D. 'SLATIS Mr, ... Ml'I. C......, W. H~ ""· .. Mrl. '"-' ~ Joi, c. "llNl"M-.w Mr.WMn, ... ·- ''''" .. "'"' w. A. l'w'lcll --Ml. _. .._ 0,C. Slflcklltt ''T•T" ..... ··-.... .._ . ,. .. ... Hr, ... Mn. ...... ·i.utrH ----· ___ .... , Mt, .. Mtt. Mlkt Mtitr I#, .. Mrl. Jttlltrt L "aU" ·-,,,, .., #It. t.. 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' ' I ' . ., ' DAILY PILOT • Mol\day, April 13, 1970 ' Quiet Flight Q-Mar makes low pass along the coast near San 1Francisco during recent test o! ·~wet flight' tech· niques. Developed by Lockheed Missiles and Space Co., the plane features an engine mounted behind the pilot. A 10-!oot shalt passes from the engine over the cockpit to a pylon which rises from the air- plane's nose to support a slow-turning, multi-blad- ed, wood~n propeller. Black Officer Says Taunts of ~Pig' Hurt ' . KANSAS CITY " (AP) , '-some!Jang else. You get What is it like to 1be I Negro damned near re&dy to blow. policeman and hlv/peopk of Mister, you gotta . ~ ~ II 1 • ·, ~ 9llpennan to take on this JOb. your own race ca J'Oll~ptg, white of lice r s hear "Show me a pal;roJr?an who themselves called 'pig' too. reacts and I'll show fou.:a man but not as o!ten. who should oot be a police of. Capt. William C. 1'1oulder. ficer " said Patrol an Lloyd ~ho is white, said orfictrs or • . m his ract!: get called not onl y A. DeGraffenre1d, 29. "pig" but "honkey." "Something inside me hurts ··Somehow, you can't say for them -when a kid calls that word with much me a Pia: I wonder about the vengeance," h~ said . ".But 'FOR Place AtWaikil<l Goe sDo,vn HONOLULU (AP) -Presi· dent Frankltn 0. Roosevell's Waikiki \\'hite Hoose has been doomed to the bu lldozer as an eyesore. Despite a long and bitter fight to preserve it, the half· century-old mansion -now a popular night club -will be tom dawn May 31. Built on land that once belonged t o Queen Liliuokalalli, the stn.Jcture OO\Y housing the Queen's Sur f resturant will be removed to make room ror a public beach park. Arn1v reports pub Ii shed after World \Var II noted it was here in July 1944 that Gen. Douglas MacArthur con- vinced Prcsidenl Roosevelt that lhe Philippines should not be bypassed for an invasion of China and Formosa. Ou riilg the three -d ay meeting 'with Roosevelt and Adm. Chester W. Nimitz and olhcr Pacific military leaders, ~facArtbur was success ful in canceling these plans so he could make good his pledge at Bataan , •·t shall r-eturn." There is nothing at the I Queen's Surf toda y to recall that hi storic meeting, eiccpt for an elevator installed for J>resident Roosevelt. The mansion, built in 1915, was owned by Christian R. 11olmes when Roosevelt used it to map the fina l orrcnsives or the Pacific war. On its palm·sh.aded I a wn Roosevelt told newsmen July ZS. 1944, that 1'facArthur would return to the Philippines and "fulfill his pledge for Bataan's redemption.'' In 19-15, the home was sold for $271,000 and a year later it opened as a night Club. The ci· ty acquired the properly Jn 1958 for Sl.5 milli on, but ht· dicated the days of t h e popu lar nitery v.·ere be red. Worried About FALSE TEETH disrespect that it shows for when you hear pig, you con1ure authority and it hurts " said up somethlng lazy, rat, sloppy Coming Loose 7 Sgt. Walter Parker, so.' and ~n the take." oon·t be mo 1.tn1d thr.t 1our ta<N "It's the uniform mainly" Of!1cer James D. 11armon, ~eth wu1 como IOOlle or drop Ju.1i ai ' ' the h"t 'd he t · l the wrong tlrne. Por more Aeeurtt7 said Sylvester Winston, 29. "ll ano . r '!' 1. e, sa1 riei O and more oomron..4Pnn1t1e ta.mo~ doesn't carry over to our reTyatn 1handif!e1rent. 'd the ~:;rr::rn10~o~'t.~~db::iJt =e 1 family or social life '' ou ve o conSJ er holds deo 11 .... tlnneU-°1nJer MAltes "=·· 1 · · ool source " Harmon said. "My eating eaatu. P'A8T 111 alien-I n11cu you ose your c •th . ' 1tne-.. 11·on't .our under denturN. and start to tbink about sympa Y IS with the younger No aumm1, 1ooe1• p .. ,, wt-e. Den-[ · · children They are b •Ing tura Ui.atllt areeueo11a1 Lo health. retaliaUng, It's time to think ·. . . ,:-See rour denti.t resu1u11. oet 8~ doing something else," caught up 10 the hmes. _PAB~ at~ drur_coun~ _, he said. "they hope you wil1 1r,::=:=:=:=:=;::=::::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;l .retaliate and yet they know you can't -and so do you." They aaid they first heard themselves called "pig" by other Negroes after a Black Panther chapter wu organ.iz.. ed here severaJ years ago. MOTHERS' RINGS T'ney heard it everywhere - on the streets, even in court rooms. lt came from adults, from teen-agers and even from very young children. There are things worse than names, Parker said : "How would you like to be spat upon when you are trying to do your job? Alter 20 years, I think I can say this : It's a hell or a job to be a black of- ficer." "\Ve Jive in the ghetto," Parker said. "\Ve never get out of it. I don't mind the name ca lling. But we're ou t there where we see all the abuse -black people against black people. "And then we get it from both sides. Out there you are a nigger lackey. In here, you 're Woman Finds Pigs, Not Cats LOUISVILLE, Ky. (APJ - Mrs. Arthur Wieber Jr. step. ped outside early Thursday to feed her cats -but instead she found seven little pigs burrowing for shelter under shrubbery in her suburban back yard. T'ne porkers turned out to be part of 300 survivors of an accident on a nearby freeway the night before. JACK HAMMETT will put the Cosio Mesi City Council b1cl on 1 mature footing getting things dono for you, instead of just t1llcin9 . (Now doesn 't th1t beat the 11mo old standoff and sid•show existing for tho p1stfour yHrs?) ' CltltMI f., H•mrnett, 441 '-t 17ttl It,. C..t• M-.. .. ' FROM KIRK JEWELERS ORDER NOW! ~ FROM ll.SO No. MIUOJ 1·4 >lOOI ... &WlilobJ• ~ '~, ... ~1.00 No. MRSOll I-! .coeu ••01lobl• No. MR~IO 1·& ., ......... ,1.~1. • . • "°" 4.00 _ N .. 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Till 9 p.m . • • • , . ...... . ... ·ELECT ' 13 YEAR RESIDENT '& HOMEOWNER CITY COUNCIL OF NEWPORT BEACH HE STANDS FOR. • • • • • MAINTAINING OUR UNIQUE RESIDENTIAL & RECREATIONAL ENVIRONMENT BY PREVENTING THE COASTAL FREEWAY CONTROLLING AIRPORT EXPANSION PREVENTING OFFSHORE DRILLING RETAINING OUR ECOLOGICAL BALANCE e PROVENCITY EXPERIENCE • Twice Chairm•n of Parks, Be•ch & Recreation Commission • 90•;. Attendance For 8 Years e PROl'ENLEADERSHIP • President -M•rlner's Homeow"ers Association • Tr•asurer -Family Service Associ•tion of Orange County • Bo•rd of Directors -"552" Club, t,lo•g Hospit•I • Board of Directors-Coron• del Mar Youth Center e PROl'ENCOMMUNITY ·SERVICE • ,CHART (Citi1ens H1rbor Area Research Team) • Newport Beach Historic1I Society e YMCA Fund R•iier • Airport Noise Abatement Committee * Endorsed by the Following Residents of Newport Beach * Mrs. Joseph Beek William C. Adams A. Vin. Jorgensen Mr. and Mrs. Rolly Pulaski Rev. and Mrs. James G. Blain Mr, and Mrs; T. Duncan Stewart Mrs. Veta Behr John F. Skinner M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Tarnutzer Mr. and Mrs. Clinton M. Hoose Jr. Mr. a nd Mrs. Mark A. Soden 11.r. and Mrs. Charles Colesworthy Mr. and Mrs. John Mac Leod \V. Ed Crane Mr. and Mrs. Torrence Dodds /\'trs. Harlan Hoyt Cl air R. Barnett M.D. Mr. and Mrs. William Mors P..oy J. W11rd Mr. and Mrs. Brent Ogden Norma J . Knill Mrs. D. E. Gilcrest L. J, And erson M.D. P at Wil son N:>rton Humphreys M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Franklin Capt. and Mrs. Robert F. Bonner Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ewing Frederick M. Grazer M.D. Lorraine A. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. John Killefer Gwyn Parry M.b . Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Wilcox Alex J . Kochnuk Mr. and Mrs. Ed M. C~nway Dr. and Mrs. Russell Pang Dr. and Mrs. Norman Von Her1en Terry Welsh Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bonner Jr. Mrs. Adrain I. Joyner Donald B. Martin M.D. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Sheppard Mrs. Rnberta Ram~ay Mr. and Mrs. Ray D. Vilas M. E. Farmer J tt mes C. Doyle M.D. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Fl•tcher J ohn B. Pa rker Mr. and Mrs. John M. Webster Michael P. O'Brien, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Charles Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Doan Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Howard 0. A. Pfaff M.D. A. E. Craychee TA. D•vine Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lucas Mr. and Mrs. St•phen Smith 0 . W. Dick Richard Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Underwood Paul A. Palmer G. E. John Semple Gen. Thomas F. Riley Ref. Paul R. Kuhn M.D. Isabel Pease Richard C. Vernon Mr. and Mrs. Angus W. Potter Austin 0. Sturtevant Edward F. Ward Jr. William C. Ring Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Semeniuk Daniel W. Emory Hon. Robert E. Badham Mr •. and Mrs. Ray Carpenter Charles, E. Stilgenbauer M.D. Mrs. Betty L. Thornton Frances H. Carhart Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoou Marshall Brown M.D. Barbara Aune Mrs. H. D. Hickman Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Kittle Donald M. McGillis M.D. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Williams Mrs. Robert W. Jones e;n Flood Robert F. Bonner Jr. Trevor Davis Mr. and Mrs. Paul J . Gruber Mrs. Glenn A. Parrish Robert Schmitt M. 0 . V. E. Howard Dottie Hutchison Mr. and Mrs. George D. Kalash Willis 0 . Longyear Or. and Mrs. Charles Sparkuhl Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Reimers Dorothy M. Ray M.O. M rs. R. G. Wilcox Mr's. Carroll 0. Hudson Mrs. Jan Pauley Dan R. Kirkham M.O. Marv H. Leer Ed, T. Chapman 111 Mrs. Nadine Hill Mr. and Mrs. G. Wiiiiam Grundy Mr. and Mrs. Warren B. Sturtevant Charles H. Turner M.D . Donald R. Ward Mr. and Mrs. Ted Tiberg Mr. and Mrs. Wm. L. Sedlak Robert W. Crecca M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Griffeth James 0 'Haskell M1rsh11l Duffltld Bill Bents ' Mr. and Mrs. John F. Rutan Charles T. Harvey Mrs. John A. Gustafson Albert J. Auer Grant Howald Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Snyder John L. Curci Mrs. Howard Martyn Hugo J. Ris M.D. Mr. and Mrs, C. N. Thielen James L. Rubel Jr. G. H. Peirsol Or. and Mrs. Frank T. O'Brien Mrs. Fred L. Dupree Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Means Lucille S. Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Ttd 8. Witmer Mr. and Mrs. Foster N. Garn James M. Dodds Mrs. W. W. Bertuleit Carol M. Leland M.O. Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Roys Mr. and Mrs. Jack Garneus Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Sloper Mrs. William W. Jones Mrs. Bruno D. Norman Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rosso Mr. and Mrs. Basil De Lisle J ames P. Casey Richard Marowit1 Stephen C. Koffler M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Peerlston L. H. Holsinger Mrs. Harold McCue E . H. Skinner Ethel C. Mac Gillivray Ha ll Se11ly Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. M~iso Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. Cramm Mr. and Mrs. Mario C. Pacini Earl Hardage Ken Allan Barbara. Lindquist Mr. and Mrs. Don•ld C. Nutten Mr. William A. Coleman foftr. and Mrs. William B. Collins Phillip G. Fluharty Dr. Albert Pere I stein R. B. Dick Shaw Betty L. Hudson Charles W. Scott Mrs. Henrv Crowford Mrs. Fay B. Reber Mr. and Mrs. Gerald H. Kingsley Mrs. Robert Vord•lt Mr. and Mrs. John Gust•fson Mr. and Mrs. Willi•m Spr•gue Mr. and Mrs. J•ck D. H•nsley Don11ld A. Bolton Mr. and Mrs. Norman Carpenter Richard S. Stevens I Monday, AprU 13, 1970 DAILY PILOT JI ·:.Speaker's :lWin 'Sure' Savs Udall Viei Ho111es Planned. ' ' 200,000 Soldier's Houses to Be Built WASHINGTON (AP)-'Mle sequently enh ancing ..• 'Pentagon Is planning to pro-readiness." 1ide some 200,000 small homes Nearly fou r years ego, U.S . and South Vietnamese staff ol-• Pentagon Is plunlq llnnlJ It provide lO,DllO Wiiia in tile i...f two years at a aJlt ol ... million. : : 1,tep. ~forr K. Udall (0-South Vietnamese soldiers In a improving pay and living con.------~----'' • W~HIN~TON (UPI) -for wives and children of ricers drarted proposals for ::~ r i z .),. w o unsucces:sCully troop morile boo6ting effort diUons for ~th Vietnamese • (hallenge:d peaker John W. that could cost as mueh as troops and their families . \.!Mc Cor mack last year. $l20 mi.Ilion. Housing betterment has mov. ~-~--~~ Ill Each of the two-room, eader w seek and probably By U.S. Jiving standards, win the post again next cinder block structw:es, to be these dweltlags -ca 11 e d January despite growing op-constructed by Vletnanlese "ahelters" by the Pentagon_ position by younger members. workers, would cost about $&lO would be cnide. Tb91 would · Howe ver, Udall said, if buiU new. represent a slgnl!leiat im- pressures for reform of the Officials hope to cut the · provement for many'"' Sou~ Jiouse structure are so strong total cost by filling half the Vietnamese military' families .that some ·change may be ' 200,000-unlt requ ir eme n t who have had to Uve.in. vlrtua1 made In the senlority system through other means, such as snacks. · -possibly by putting an age transferring quarters vacated Equipped with what the Jimitation of 70 on committee by departing U.S. troops to the Pentagon descri b ed as chairmen. South Vietnamese. "rudimentary utilities," the Udall, who is 47, said either Family housing is especially two-room homes will average he or so me otber Democrat important in the South Viel-400 to 500 square feet of living will oppose the 78-year-old namese scheme of things space. ?i.1cCormack in the p a r t y because married s o I d i e r s The Nixon administration's caucus at the start of 'the 92nd normally have their wives and Vietnamlzation program, aim- Congress. as s um 1 n g the children with them at base ed at withdrawing U.S. troop! Democrats again c 0 n t r 0 I areas. and shifting the c o m b at Congress a n d McQrmack .' In outlining the dependent burden to the Soulh Viet- does not take himseu· Out of. Penstoek P, ipe Plac-', housing program for Congress. namese, has given impetus to the race. · ~ Mslstant Secretary of Defenae the dependent housing plan. "No one really knows what ~kJng like a missile. silo, this huge 19-foot dJameter1 place. Workers are preparing the next pouring of Barry J. Shillito said it "con~ 'nle 200,(0).unit figure is a If you find out JACk HAMfllTT Is the one best candidate for COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL on Apt-ii 15th • , • you will have blown it a91ln. VOTE Tuesday, April 14 Cltl111111 f.,. HamtMH, 445 1 .. t IM It., ' ·'""''"' ... Speaker McCormack will do.'' pipe, used as the slwce gate of the new DWorshak ccinci':ete for the huge st~ctlire and hydroele<:tric tributes to improvement of long range goal, covering five Udall said In a recent in· Da m near Ahsahka, Idaho, was recently~ pllt into power will tlO'N from the dam by November of 1972. troop morale, thereby reduc· or more years.i terview with UP I. "MY'l-------------------------------------------_::ing~.:d:"::':.:"::i':::"_':.:'::"::'~'":::d:...:co:n:_-~_::ln:._:th::•:._:sh::o:r.::te:'.r....::ra'.'.n'.".g'.:e,:._:th:•i·::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-:'::-::-::-::-::-::-:':::::::: impression, from people \\'ho are friends of his and have talked to him, is that he'll run again. "As of now, he's probably a favorite to be reelected. J guess the hardest job in alt of congressional politics is to overthrow a sitting speaker." Udall, who defied traditior1 and offended the congressional establishment by r u n n i n g against McCormack l a s t Januan, got only 58 votes against 178 for McConnaclt Since then, you ng er Democrats in the House have started a campaign to revise the seniority system t h a t , dom inates the congressional power structure. Both Democrats and Republicans, under pressure from younger elements, have set up committees to look into alternatives to length o f 5ervice as the determining factor in elevation of members to committee chairmanships. r Although predicting t b e seniority system v.·on't be abolished, Udall said 'some i"modification" may be in the J. works. i.· "For example, I think you might get fairly soon some . agreement on the 71).)'ear age 'li mit for co mmittee chairman." he said. 1 A recent study by reform advocates showed that the average age of House com· mittee chairman is 701 with seven in thei r 70's and three in their 80's. By tradition, com· ~mittee chairmanships go to the majority party member with the longest continuous service. Rabbit Use ( ·in Testtube ·Birth _Urged LONDON (AP) -Two test- .. ~ tube baby specialists sug- gested today they may use rabbits to nourish human egg cells. t The specialists, who ~im to help infertile couples have children. are Dr. Patrick Step- 'toe and Dr. R. G. Edwards. ~ · They first recover egg cells from the v.•ife, then fertHize ..chem with the h u sban d's ·!':sperm in the laboratory. Their original plans were •t.o let the egg cells mature ~in the test-tube, after which : they would be implanted in qie wife's worn~. Maturing the egg cells In ~the test-tube, howe ver, poses serious problems. These problems might be ;.overcome by using a rabbit ;instead at a certain stage, 0Sleptoe and Edwards wrote in a report to the Lancet, · ~· British medical publication. '( They explained that the cells "J'might be nourished in the rab- blt's oviduct -the tube con· necUng ovary and womb. "The cont r o l of the tpreimplantation development of human embryos can now l be attempted with Improved chances of success," they •wrote. "Should a problem arise, the rabbit oviduct might n ourish human eggs, especially from the two-eelled 1 stage, as it does with other : .. species." At least 50 women are -believed to be on Dr. Steptoe's :,wailing list for test tube baby . Implant.. RB FOR HB f llOH SAUi• I Mlll'lll ....... IMC'll City C-11 CornmlltH To Elei;t ROii 1!1uer, Ot~ld WlllO'I, (llllrman I tttn Gtouc'1!1r, H""!ll!(llOll l!HC~ " With a Security Pacific Bank Master Charge/Ready ReservAccount, all you have to do to pay your taxes Is 'V/I'itea check. If it's more than your balance. we'll deposit the money to cover it. Automatically. You don't even have to put it off until Wednesday. The new combined check and cha:-ge card. Only from SECURITY PACIFIC BANK s ,, ' I , ' ' . • ... : . ' ' . ·: • ' --· .. : . • r ------------'.."---------'---------_JL ______ ~-~----..__------~ . - r I I f I ' \ · . .. •• •• '!• • .. DAll.Y ,ILOT ii-, .... U, 1970 • • • . t • i \ I \ I , • .. r \ FOR \ • ... . " '" NEWPORT BEACH -CITY '."COUNCIL "I HA VE A DEEP CONCERN FOR THE PROBLEMS OF NE WPORT BEACH AND . WILL WORK HARD FOil:" * Development of a sound, comprehensive Maiter ·Plan through 1he New· port Tomorrow Pro~. * Economies in city spending. • * Greater citizen awareness in city matters. * Preservation of Back Bay Drive. * Protection and enhancement of I ha r b 0 r related environment for the entire community. ' * \Vindows to the bay, green bells, open spaces and ·bluff-top vie~ parks. * Highway beautification and litter control. * A bay clean from pollutants, ·debris and waste discharge. * Cooperation with School Board for joint School.City park fadlities, and proper location of schools compatible with surrounding land uses. * Continuous vigilance to assure the citizens of Newport Beach that the , C>Nnge County Airport is limitel! hi use; noi!e aod pollutant levels. ' * Retainin& tlie residential integrity of our city. * Better intei'·govemmenlal cooperation. * Impleti>ent ·plans for bicycle trails. * Prohibition of off shore• oil drilling. * Oppose State Coastal Zone Plannin& Aulbority. • • I \ I ':Reota are in LocaJ Government. Without roots :nothtnc ean develop. This is my tint concern. Af ttW local level we must reduce taxes, resolve· problems ol pollution of air, water and noise. En· fiirce 'conservation of natural resources. Tax pay· ft'I mutt rece.ive i taximum value for their Mini• mum tax dollar ... . •, We the people of Newport Beach stand behind sound and responsible local government and support CARL J. KYMLA for City Council: John Macnab Cap Blackbum Patricia Boyle Miriam Shelton Ted Finster Garth Chandler Kae Ewing Philip S. Doane Isabel Pease John L. Curci William A. Coleman Bert.a Farr Jack Grundhofer George Colouris Glenn M. Dysart Amelia Watson Dennis Carpenter Arnold D. Metcalf Tom Blackbum David Boyle Mary Garner Lynn Ring Stanley LeLievre Linda West Darin A. Groth Violet McKee Beverly Barnes Betty Glass Tuck Rabbitt Kent A. Berge Angelo Palmieri James Blrksbire Glen Travers F. C. Ward Jr. H. L. "Woody" Linton Urban Beh Madine Carpenter Fred H. Sinasek Barry S. Michaelson Noreen McKee Margit Easley Albert Auer Pat Zebal Elvin K. Wilson Robert Goosen Jesse D. Luke Ralph Kiser Elizabeth Wilson Louise Ewing Rosemarie Bean Paul A. Palmer Forrest Fulmer Omer Long ' Frank C. Wood Kaye Smilb Dee Cook Roland W. Landrigan J. R. Boyle Mary Rabbitt Gary S. McKee Ralph Maskey Brad Miller George H. Jones Donald F1amm L. H. McBride Barbara Flamm Ralph Clock G. C. Atkinson Betty Linton Dorothy Clock Virginia Zenz Elsie Hickman Mary E. McCailum Suzanne Davis Bill Banning David M. Lenard William E. Blurock Hal Glass Robert McCurdy Dan Guggenheim Jack Mullan Colleen Claire Fred Howser Frances Lewis Herman Kimmel Phil Anshutz Margo Sklilings An.J: Potter Mary Finster John Weller Carin Groth Julia M. Banning Florence Cook John Weller John Wells F th V~el Kit Tale Marilyn Brian Jim Killlngsworth Anlhooy R. Moiso Norman H. Smedegaard F1orence Sloddard Ron Yeo Jack RI ardson Doug Simpson Don McCallum Robert Shelton Jean Macnab Eber Jaques Sally McBride Irene Mallrey Bill Clarll: Lester A, Smilb Terence A. Welsh Marilyn Smedepard Edward F. Johnson Rupert Hendricks John Coyne Walter S. Spicer F1orence Kiser Tom Hendrickson ' Gladys Luke Judy Anshutz Rob Hinon Patricia Zebel Hector H. HeeSH Bill Hazewinkle Marilyn Jaques Jim Wood Phyllis M. Fowler Teel Tare Linda Morrow Allen Grubb William C. Ring Georgp D. West Ken Hickman John Haskell Helen N. Fullmer Hanz Lorenz Steve Smith l\uth aimer Carolyn Lenard Robert G. Sangster John F~ Rutan Herb Kostlan Elsie C. Rutan Peter ~el Tom~ers K!IO\\>ltoo Ferneld Earl A. Lewis Shirley moct11um Kenneth Fowler V. P. Beker Margaret A. Dysart Jay St ard Ed_ytbe ones Alan Mcinnis June Martindale Nancy Curci Marguerite Femald. Nancy Auer Ruth LeLievre Adelle Slnasek Brian Zenz Gordon Morrow Sam Barnes .Bruce Blackmllll Gay Hendricks Myrtle F1ach Louise Weller ~ttaYeo Tom Rousselot Mabel Lorenz Dave Terry Sally Rou11elot Forrest Fullmer Bruce E. Natt Roy E . Hallberg I Wood Marilyn S. Landrigan Katheryn Hallberg JSl)ice Simpson Jgbei Norril LlndaHauwinkle Lynde Gnmdhofer Julie Chaplain Edward H. F1ach Pat Blackman Edward Jacklin Peggy Lucas David w. Ealley J ohn C. Kern ' Robert Norris Guy K. Claire Stanley Cohen ~~'j;:,UU Ri~~~-Eleanor Potter Janet Perilli Paye~ Pat Klr~atrick Cecil Pearson Richard Lucas Katherine Colouris Van Hazewinkle Frances ~le Vema enbuller · Darlene acklln Everett Davis Arthur R. Perry Grace Travers Bertha Lucas Sarah Richardson Peter Rabbitt Sydney Lucu Collace Kern R. D. Delamar Torrey Webb ' • • RALPH CLOCK -COMMITTEE CHAlllMAN -1001 Cliff DlllVI, NIWP'OllT llACH ., 1 -' ,, ; .. .Bl~BARA DUAR " ~. AHll,IS. lf1t < \,_ ~ Destination : Party 1 494-9446 l"-11 Jet Set Wi ,r,q .s.: .,Up . ' ' ' ~ I I\ ' Sounds .Or Ule Roaring 2os Will Waft , out of a 1921 nickelodeon as guests of the Mission Viejo 'Women'I Club arrive ln an old-fashioned arcade. Around the pool area o! the Mission Viejo Swim and Racquet Club, flappers and their "flappes" will sample wares from a popcorn maker surrounded by balloons blown 'into shapes of animals. 1 '·; • Guests will arrive at 8 p,m. on vie e\,.tniniof-:Satur· day, Api'il 18, for a cocktail hour fe·aruring bot and cold hors d'oeuvres. Dancing to the tunes of the Variations will begin at. 9. . ,. Coordinatorl o( the· Roaring> 20s ,P4rty are Mrs. Leonard A. Evans;· ways and means -tbairm8n, and Mrs. Tom Strunk. The decorations committee headed by Mrs. Dpnald Martinez i.pchldes .the Mmes. Ray Eaton, Donald Jones and John Ca~liJle ' : < · Set 'up coihmittee tnembers ar.e the Mmes Stuart Love, William Conlin, Frank Elsener, Jim Dornan, Henning Otto and Neal Breaugh followed by -c lean up volunteers ·Mr. and M.rs1..C-ar-y McCaw, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Grj\ls an~ .Dr. and Mz:s. Robert Brum· FLAPPERS ROAR ANTO ~O• -Mission ViejQ:•bi·s Club will wind up the week with a boun(:y Roaring 20s· Parlii~'1·the Racquet Club. Getting set to jet off for the event in a "d3\oell' model from the Movieland of the Air International Flight and Space A1useum are (left to right) the Mmes. John Carlisle, Ray Eaton and David Keller. The group will arrive in a variety of costumes. fie!. · " Tickets at $1 per couple ma,v. be purchased by phon- ing Mrs . John Mittrick, 837-5309, or Mrs. Elsener, 830.. 0446, No tickets will be ,sold at the door. , Tea Features Floral Jud~e __ jF_:.: " " Floral arrangements created by Mrs. Eunice Antosik of Floral Arts Studio \Vill be the focus of at- " tention for a Spring Fantasy of Flowers benefit sponsored by the Episcopal Church Women of St. Mary's Church on Wednesday, April 15. The decorator will create eight arrangements \vith fresh plant materials and unusual contaihets. One ol the arrangements will be given as a door prize. Following the 1 p.m. floral demonstration in the Guild tlall, tea, sandwiches and cookies will be served by churchwomen at a cost of $2 for the af. ternoon. · .... In addition to an award of a floraJ display, prizes donated by area merchants will be given. A1rs. Antosik is a national council flower show • judge and has conducted classes in contemporary flower arrangements in La ji!'lina Beach for the past three years using recognized principles of color and •design. · t Proceeds 'viU be used for church projec'ts lri~ eluding the Sunday School library and ho spitality. Episcopal Church Women are headed by MrS .. William Ullom, \Vith ways and means ·events. scheduled by Mrs. F. L. Yohe. Mrs. Frank Nau, 'first vice president, is event chairman. .·, · i Serving on the ti cket committee are Mrs. 'R. W. Ketteringham chairman assisted by the Mmes. George W. Bernes, Baird B. Coffin, Edward ' A. Creswick, Dorothy Hobson and Stuart Lewis. Mrs. R.-L. Cornelison is in charge of po$ters : the Mmes. Frank Nau, Jack Layman and Edmund Fairchild will handle table decorations, and the l\fmes. Ted O'Connell and David Arvold will0pour. Mrs. Robert Burnside and Mrs. Stuart·Lewis are in charge of food backed by the Mmes. Betna.rrl Syfan, Robert Kellogg and Gordon Forbes in the kit· ch en. · In other church projects, memberS''of the Service League have undertaken . a proj~~~ or 'remodeling and refurbishing Harris House, 1i,e former rectory now used as a meeting place for ' I SURE SIGN ,OF Sl>.i\ll,IG -floral atrangements will highliglit ,the Aplil:IS Spring F~ntasy of ,Flow· ers sched~led ~Y S.t. ·Mary's Churcli Wo)Jlen. Ntr.s. Gordon fi\11>~s (lpfll .'watches, .as_,Mr&, Eunice ' ... , A.ntoslk creates a bright disP.lay. One of eight' floral pieces made by Mrs. Antosik will be awarded dur· ing the afternoon. .. ', The Laguna Line · Co·upte Join . . ' '. ' . -Salud ~ ·Casals · .By BARBllRA DUARTE 01 1111 OtllY 1"011 Sl11f ·EXCITING' "THINGS ' are happening Io Lag\lnans this 1rnonQ1,.;,~o.q;i and Carol Van Wagoner will leave on the new 741 Wednesday for a week in New York City. Once there, they will attend Salud Casals, a concert by the American Symphony Orchestra honoring Pablo Casals,. ~ . ~S t~Sts of;~bert Ez"Kahn of San Francisco. • the Van Wagoners Will be among .some 20 invited guests on the West Coast who will share the honor of witnessing Maestro Casals conduct 100 invited ceUisk: in -the. p_erformance under the baton of LeOpold StokoWski. ON THE NATURAL side, Mrs. I-Jelen Keeley a nd Mrs. Mary· Sheldon will raft down ·ttie COiorado the Kaib.ab Trail1 the foursome will join thef'aft at for Death Valley on· April 25. where,they ·will· j9in a school chuq1 an.d ger daughter. • . , , , From,there .. they will drive to Li:i,s Vegas and fly to the Graind Canyon where the sag.a will begin. Laun~n~ the outing with a seven·m,il'e Jilk~ 1down the KFUbob Tf:iil, ,Jf\e foursome will jqin the Taft at the Phantom .RB.rich. Then for six da'¥·s apd -nights theY. w~J' shoot, ,~e rapids, spend)n.~ , l\ights at campsites. alop.g the \vay. ·: .. ~ , L~s~,th~y 1,>e_caught soorl, the Soul~ !,a~unans are .doin!J so111,~ ~~ckground .reading,, on . ~Ht the area an(I. campmg:.· ~ , · , , ;,1, • ., ' 1: . POPPIES; LUP.INS, red bud and !ruit tre<S In bloom mad:e .a ·colorful background for. the O. W. .1• Pricfs' trip to Scotts Valley. .~· They· artived at. the home of t~eir 41Jughter and family\ Dr. and Mrs. Byran Adams, ~n time to join their grandchildren in an all night vigil lor the a rrival· or a new.Atabian colt. ,-,· .. . Rafflan arrived at the same time' BeMetts' Comet appeared in ,the sky and 'Prompt!}' was ham~ ed "Raffian's Comet." · 1, ,. "'• ' ,- l cburch and small civic groups. .. , No War~ir;ig ~.i~,~;~ P~s:te.Q :,,on. J ri .,ps : Taken in ·Caps.ule ._:-Form DEAR ANN LANDERS: My friend and· · , I. . ...,f.· . ',·; ~I · ' f· 1" ~ DEAR ANN LAND~RS: t am better. craziest pllces lo e<iV~ up hf~ ':temper (,•,,' DEAR .'ANN LANDERS: Please wire ' I are both 17. We have ~n ex: . ., •. (\ ~··· ~a\IOed thiln you ,' Ann Landers, to SP:Qts." A few months ago the baby ·collect\jult "yes" or "no," Dld tlla't letter ptrimenUng with pills and w~ need some : a;Swer the Modesto wife whose hu sband w~uldn't stop crying )o he put her on the signed '10 Years a Mistress .come from: advice. We want to get high but we don't breaU things during fits of temper. Your sofa and broke up her crib. Rochester, N.Y.? My husband has been ~t to do anything crazy like kill , , hus_band ~oesn 't behave ~at way ~nd , acUng f.UMY since 19&0 and it all figures. 1 A f f 1 ha h't ·• -~. ·lflTne aod, So please step aside and let an ""I am Lhank!ul Dan has never biL me bot Thanks 1 k)t.~Mom. -:-.JIGSAW JUDY oerse ves. ew o our P.8 s ve 1 authority speak. It's depressing to see bu sted fumltute all · bammers rSO we know overdoses can be · ·' · · ~ · · · ~ -• •• DEAR JUDY No tbe letter '°" ia-dlngerous. Just answer our qu.esUoru and skip_.the Lfbey M~inlllgrams, 1•t; toO? ~ • When Dan and 1 wer.e going together he over the place. Ti~ never c;ured quired ia1>out :did 1 DOt come fr t m sermon. Thank~. -CLEVEL-A,N D! Unf tely 1 l!.!._t many -.pie , usedtobehavelikefl.fr.Modesto.Almost anyth ing, Ann,sopleasedon'tgive'Mrs. Rochester, N.Y. And I am llOt yov What's the limit on dexedrine ? \Vhat DEUCES · ~ · ~ ,,_ ' · • ...... ' Ldoq,'t liloti'the an1W«t to lhese queitlon1 every piece of furniture in his apartment MOdesto cJr anyone else false bOpe. -mo""'r. f ~ •t bentedrlne? Is It OK to mix them ? ' ~ lftlat bo 1 ·11 d · , w Id beer be DEAR C.D.: ti wish 1 coald •~swer tbem~ve~ a1 e.~ed by the qlmbec had been broken during one of his angry TEMPER!S \VlFE a ~ Pl s an gm · ou . I 'Of t...•mert and 1uu11entloaal .. .........,, I spells. I thought whenlhe owned his home bttter? Is SCC{lnal stronger than netn· your questions but J can't bti::ause 'don't \ • ""T ~ •'I"""'""' · DEAR WIFE : I told Mn. fl.todtlto ber .. he'd take pride In h II possessions and bUtol? \Ve don't believe In messing know your threshold of tolerance., which ,lf Y" ln1lst cm "experimenting" r bope lhlngs would be different husbruid wa1 responding IO anger In an around with needles. We know heroin is dtpend1 on many factors sMCll aJ.&be cor.-.you'U ·bave. 01e persoa Pff:ACDl.1'bO will i lnfanUle manner and U he didn't o;utgrow wild and can kill a person if it goes to the dltion of )'our general health. your stay 1lraigbt. Someone in lhe crowd r was wrong. Already he has knocked It by the lime be married, he needecl pro- hlart. Wh at we need Is Information. And nervous system, and your level of e..mo. • should,i.,, on haoci te tall I\ 4~lor or ,an .!lst,hple:i through two doors. The bottom fcsslonal be.Ip. The same advice 1can be don 't advlse us to stop because we won'' tlonal stablllty. Nor do I know lbe ambulance or a coroner, whichever b partition of three orhers have been kicked applied lo your liUle boy. And yo11 can ,top ultfl we've had 10me 1roovy trips. •hngth or the pills you ileM:rittl:. /t.tt ·~ • 1 • ,:.. &hrough. 1 must hang pictures jn lht teU him 1 aal4 st. ' ' I -----------'-----. ---------------- What it French kissing? ls It wrong? Who should set the necking limits -the boy or the girl! Can 1 shotgur\ wedding succeed? Read Ann Landers' bookle~ ''Tl!tnage~XJ-Ten Ways to Cool lt.1• Send 50 cents In coin and a long, self-adt dressed, stamped envelope in care o1 the DAILY J'ILOT, ( - .. .. . . • ... .. ,.*'•' ' OAIL V PILOT Monday, Aprll 13, 1970 ' ' . . . .. . --• • New Role Aheacl . , . .-I ReYolutlo~·-Smolders ·' • YWCA .rn . . HOUSTON (UPI) -'!be move beyond sexual .d a ·y s w be n the. Y. o \Ing l>l•YWni• of the male to an jl'omen\o ,piirlstian ~lion alfinruttlon of tlielr role u W"! jllll a place· to play human beinp -•1ty voqeyb<U. or learn ~ 1.,-.leadenllip ~ comrlbudoo •.,re ]ong gone. . ln varied ways tl>rooP>ut When 2,.500 delegate s -1 repftsenting 7 rnilliQQ• women ' . . 1 • • attelld .the 28th nallqoal ¥WCA Double; Ring Rites convenUon, whim ppens today, · - ' their life cycle," Mrs. Claytor of Grand Ra_plds, Mich., aald . "They need an identity of tbelr own even aa they are !l partner in a man-woman rtla· tionlhlp.'' "The collecUve power ol a woman's org&JUatlon in the coming tr1ennlum will r.est upon a new tind of. liberation and mobilization or women in our society," added YWCA ex- ecutive cllreotor Edith Lenigo of New York City. the '!UbJeC! wlll not be Ille old- laahlooed .. .ring )>asket but tlie _.modern prob.tern of woroen'1 rlO,lts. -Clark~Hawkins Wed "Women are depicted ~the weaker sex, Jess able, the emotional ones, the exclusive nurturers of the young," Mrs. Claytor said, '1but human 4rlllti are nOt sex link~." .,; -~'The call to convention ls an 1 action call more radical than we may tlrlnkt'.' ·said, YWCA president Helen Clay!Or. "Thill ·convention d a r e DO( do · busli:iess as usual." Some of the delegat;s to the coventlon,_ hope it ·'will biinC YWCA !<> the !-·of the women's rights JPQvement. A.mong the topics w Ile debated inclube relaud abor .. tion laws, an tnilghteoed ·~; pr:oach to marl.Juana end em. . powennent ,of blacb • n d other minork!es. . · .• ,, ·, ·. Beyond the ll!temal YWCA struggle by lbe' young and· the · bl~k who seek more ~leader­ sl)ip and decislon-maldng ~· er in the 115-ysar~d organiza. tion smoulliers_ the wome_n's revolution. . • The Y.WCA crusade for women's rights may be ol~. but the YWCA is expected to ·. c,. ...... MRS. HAWKIN$ Reclt" Vows Wedding vows and rings were exchanged by Judith Clark and Michael W, Hawkins during an evening ceremony conducted by the Rev. Thomas W. Overton in the First Christian Church of Huntington Beach. Parents of the newlyweds are Mr. and Mrs. Bert W. Clark of. HunUngton Beach and <it•kl P'alltl~I Advlf'll11mentJ RB FOR HB RDN •AUIR HMll ....... -..di City c..MU Comm1ttH To Eltct Ron B1wer, DllYkl Wll11111, Oltlrrrwin lftll GIOucttter, t1W1lln11ton Btedl Mn .. Florence Peck, Seal 1 '. ·~~ Beach. 1 ~ Mrs. 'Thomas E. Brower •ved u matron of honor and/~><:-:'/'. the bride's sisters, the Misses Nancy and Lisa Clark, were bridesmaids. 'o?::LJ... I Scho/orship Fund-raising Plans Bubble make it clear to the -latter1fay ----------babes in the woods like Betty Attending the benedict was Alfred J. Melanson, and seating guests were H. E. McPhetters, his brother-in· l•w, LaITy Hicks and Roger Clark, the bride's brother. M l ch a e I McPheeters, the bridegroom's nephew was ring bearer. The bride is a graduate of Marina High School and at-California wineries and cheese companies will sup- ply the fare to be sampled during a scholarship fund-raising party, planned by Stephens College Alumnae of Orange County. The benefit will be stag- Exotic Fare Sampled By Chapter Members " Enjoying a tasting spree were presidents and chairmen of American Field Service chapters. tinents and honoring the cotm· tries of the foreign exchange students now living in the , Huntington Valley area. ?..frs. Gord on Stebbings, district representative. hosted a pretesting of recipes con- tributed by foreign students as a prelude to a district dinner tour which will take place Sun- day, May 17, in the faculty di- ning rooms of HuntingtO'il. Fountain Valley, Marina and Westm~ter high schools. Each AFS chapter will serve a different foreign c1Jurse representative of the fi ve con· Guests will follow a planned rQute and drlve from school to I school tor each course. Enter- tai"11ment and decorations will be provided by the AFS stu- dent clubs in each high school. and adult AFS members will serve as chefs. Tickets for the progressive dinner tour, a fund-raising project for the AFS program, will be $2.50 and may be ob- tained from student or adult chapter members. Why not pamper yourself with an Elizabeth Arden face treatment Yoo'1e a woman of the '70's. On the go. Involved. And, when you do have time fo relax ••• make that time count. Visit our Elizabeth Arden Red Door Treatment Room. Let our'expert give your skin a wonder fully refreshing treatment ••• and a new make-up. You'll not only look your very oost ••• yoo'll feel marveloos! Complete treatment with make-up, 10.00 Beauty Studio, Manicures • Pedi cures • Fac ials • Electrolysis Buffums· Nt'Wporf •1 F•tliio11 ld •11d, Newport C1 ~t11 e 644-2200 Mo11., Thwn .. Fri, l,OiOO till f :J01 Ot~,, D•r• 10:00 till 5:10 , \ ed !r o1n 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday, April 16, in the Revere House. Ready to tempt guests are .. (IE!ft to right) th e Mmes. Donald E . Snyder, Wynn W:.Chap-. man and Phi li p E. Evans. Volunteer Bureau Names New Officers Ne\\/ officers \vill be install ed \\'hen the annual mee ting of the Volunteer Bureau take s place in the Irvi ne Coast Country Club \.Vednesday, April 15, at 11 :30 a.m. Takin g office in ceremonies conducted by Dr. John F. Dean will be Hugh Mynatt Jr., president : Mrs. Don Adkinson , vice president ; Mrs. William Rainy, secretary, and Robert Basma jian , treasurer. The new president will greet new mem· hers of the board including the ,Mmes. Elmer Sproul , Robert Bacon, Rogers Severson and Harold Ness al ong with Frank Herman. Friedan's National Organ.\za. tion for Women and the Women's Liberation Move-ment that old does not mean s.laid. C o n ventioo blueprints in- clude the repeal cl. all laws restricting abortions perfonn- ed by a duly licemed physic· ian. Other topics to be ari\)ed by the delegates are an ex· tensive network of adequate child care services and equal access of women to all educa· tional possibilities. "lt is essential that women Flowers In Focus A program on floral ar· rugement will be presented when the Women's Auxiliary to the Orange County P h a rmaceutical Association meets Wednesday, April 15. in the Costa Mesa home of Mrs. Anton Lopiz.ich. Banquet Plans Told •• Plans far the annual Motber- daughter Banquet ,will be an! nounced at the next meeting of the Women's Society of Chrtg.. tian Service., The group will meet at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Aptil 15, in the First United Methodist Church , Costa Mesa. The banquet, scheduled for May 8, is being chaired by Mrs. Ruth Barnett. Assisting are the Mmes. Robert Richey, Donald Barr, Henry Wedesweiler and Ra lph Short. During the Wednesday session Mrs . Vance Hunter will present the program, Mrs. Arthur Butterwick will lead devotions, and Mary Circle, under the chairmanship of Mrs. Emily Eggen, will serve lunch. tended Golden West College, while her husband, also a Marina High School graduate, presently is attending Orange Coast College. He abo is in the Marine Corps Reserve sta· tloned at Seal Beach. Stars Raise Auction Bid A silent auction of white elephants will occupy members of the Star Club of BE FREE . .- Laguna Be a ch Wednesday, . April 15, at 7:30 p.m. in the OF FAC{AL HAIR home of Mrs: Arthur Hanson. FOREVER. LET us SHOW Members will start col· lecting merchandise for a YOU HOW EASY IT IS rummage sale on Saturday, TO REMOVE E)\CESS HATR May 9, in the Women's Club. WITH MODERfi Soroptimish Mrs. Thomas Young, retiring president wiU accept a post on the advisory board as will Gary BurriJJ , Charles Catanese aQd Miss Evelyn Davis. The-pthering will begin with a social hour at 11:30 Moose Group a.m. and lunch will be served Soroptimist Club or Hun· tingtori Beach gathers at 12:15 p.m. the seoond and fourth Tuesdays in Francois restaurant. ELECTROL.YSl,51 MEDICAl,.l.Y APPROVED.•. SAFE, FASI • GENTLEio CONSULT WITH OUR LICENSED TECHNIClAK Speaker for the luncheon gathering will be the new director of the Volunteer Bureau, Mrs. Lewis S. MacDonald. She will outline plans, programs and new projects • for the coming year. at noon. Women or the At>ose, 1158 FAIR IN OUR' BEAUTY SALON. As.sisting with ho1tess duties assem blt the first and third will be the ~Mmes. Ronald Thursday of eadl month for F•tt, f•ir, f1ch1•I. Tho•• R.QBINSQN'S ' 1;,.., · M H thr•• 'Word1 tvm up facfori in Walters, G. H. Piersol, Dean mee""f6s m OOlle ome, •P•r•tion on fti• DAILY PI LOT Reavte and Anthony Williams. Costa Mesa. The programs ~1tori1I P•t• •Y•rv d•v. NEWPORT Anyone whihing informatlonr~be;:tln::at:8;:p.~m~. ~~~~;;~~~~~~~~~~Wliii&iiimlililllllllll:lr BEAUTY SAVINGS! loo~ un•rl i" • flttt•ri119 f•1hiontbl1 1prin9 1tyl1! Go •h•td -P•mP•• vo11111lf, but still tlr1+,h your bud9•I. may call Mrs. R. T. Adler, 544-Jl358. MON., TUES .• ,. WED. L~TIR. WEIK SHAMPOO-SET ........ . HAIRCUT ................. . HI STYLE SHAMPOO-SET .......•.. HAIRCUT .............. . 12.45 11.50 $2.95 $2.00 12.95 12.00 $3.95 all Wffk FAMOUS BUDGET PERM $5 ~o~plol• Not for Tinted or Bleached Hair •1500 WONDER CURL PERM ."~:~ •• 19.95 CrowDlng Glory BEAUTY -.SALONS Appointm.cn.J.s t00 fcome but not alu>01s necessary OPEN EVENINGS & SUNDAY ,,,. CROWNING GLORY 267 E. 17th ST., COSTA MESA PHONE 548·9919 ----~-- OPEN EVENINGS CROW,NIN~ GLORY Cformerly C•ptfce C•lff1N1I ·SOUTH. COAST PLAZA Lewtr Letet-,.ert te IH~ PHONE 546.7186 ,; \ HELENECURTJS'WHJM WAVE BRINGS BACK THE BODY BOB LOOKING FORWARD 1'0 SPRINGING IN WITH FLIPS , DIPS ANO FLIRTY CURLS, HEADING TOWARDS GRACEFUL ENDI NGS• A MOST IMPORTANT LOOK FOR YOU WHO WANT TO SWOOP l NTO FASHION1S GREATEST REVIVAL. W E ACHIEVE I T BY PERFECTLY PLACING THE PERM WHERE YOU WANT IT. GENTLE LOTIONS ADO BODY TO YOUR HAIR, JUST ENOUGH FOR SOFT HINTS OF CURL S AND WAVES. SO NATURAL ONLY HEL ENE CURTIS KNOWS IT1S ' A WHIM WAVE PERM, INCLUDING CUT , 15.00. BEAUTY S ALON~ R013/NSONS NEINFORT • FASHION ISLAND • 644·2800 I a the resl tion I in ex. igo th• the live !rs. l.311 • - ) ) ~ • ? ' '" •• l ) 3 ---·------------ Unusual Design . . .. • i . 60499 • -.... """ .. • .. . • • ., , ·· This precut, preperforated cu~tom Spadea De. signer Pattern produces a better fit ~r money back. I .. .. .. A high neckband most unusual, annholes and small rounded pockets are all part of this Tiziani design. . Make it in cotton, lin~n, sh3:ntung, raw. silk. pique, jersey. 60499 -Misses sizes 8-~~· S1z~ 12 requires approximately 2 1/4 yards of 45 fabric: Order 60499 : give size, name, address .and zip. EACH pattern $1.50 postpaid. Address SPADEA, Box N Dept. CX-15, Milford , N.J. 08848, Toinorrow's Look Today! Spadea's collection of Midis and Maxis -the Longuette Book -$1 post~ paid. THIS WEEK ONLY! 9 Sparkling Portraits of you or your child l 99s only • l big, beautiful 8xl0 for you • 2 lovely Sx 7 for Grandparents •and 6 handy wallet-size for family and friends!, Hurry, bring your child in now. Offer is limited to lhis week r -1'J3ROA.J::::nNA.Y 892-3331, Ext. 283 Photograph Studio, 1st Floor Fastest in West Buy IL Sell It. Tl')' the fastest response In tht Wm against 1our own clock. Test Dlme-1-ll ne Ads, where the ac\lon Is, In SttllfdlJ'a DAILY PILOT.: ,, Horoscope Leo: Get TUESDAY APR.IL 14 17 IYDNllY OMARll Allll!8 (Mll?Cb ll•APril II): Tum on chann. Reaflze that you are attractl.ve, worthwhile. Don't p e r m I t anyone to dama&~ your tell- tv News In View -. MW--..,. -ial lavllatlan. y.., can..,.. ~ u.en to ,.... ..... --alcl ol friends, "'""""· 1 prollllionaf .-tales. See TAUlUJll (April 111-llol' •l: 1 IDd be -· Attend to pnJj>tl'ty mitten. llOOllPIO (Oct II-NOY. It): Don't negle<I bulc duties. Acctnl·oo unbll!oal, ll>IKty to Re me m be r de a d I Ines. 'elevate proft~ standing. llemonstr1to 1 b 111 t y to In penonal Ille., Y<IU\DllY have over<ome ob.tlcle1. Someone to mllre """"' lm~rtant ctin- from )'Otr put pays surprlle cess:lool to older individual. soda! vlalt -and debt. , Ride with the Ude. GEMINI (llol' ll.June SAGmARllJS (Nov. II· 20): YCl!lr 1blllly to be Dec. II): Somo· eYenta which versatile ls called into play. le8ft'l far away ma)'<be coming Trust hunch. You may be fore-doeer than you Utint. Be ed to do more than one tbln( ttody. Catch up: otudy basi<s. at a ti.me. Catch up on Gtt materla.I . ~ Long-r..,dJnc. Tbm! Ire IOme hlnla dtatance call Glllld provide SpeU!nc' 00 M~ TV which con provide valuable muy ........ News Instead of New 1 aid. CAPRICORN .(Dec. 22-Jan . W be Jackie Lynn CANCER (JlDle ll.Joly 21): 11): lnterata 1re wide rang- chlld liar o1 Money I! In pictur<. Take oc1-Jnc. Give fWl !tin to In-;~ a..~· t'Ol'lledles. vantage of f l n a n c I al .-teUectual · curiosity. s 0'1ll e She wllf aOdrea ~ Hun-P,C:rlunlty. You can l.ncnale ideas are not as far--fetched u tingtoll Be 1 c b Republican Income pot"ltW. In Po-1 they m1y ...... ObWn hint Women'• c J u b , Federated, area, co_ 11 e.c t data. Be from SqtUartu meaqe. when ff meela 1r 11:30 1.m. .knowledgeable. Spedal otudy AQUAllllJS (Jen. ID-Feb. Wodnesd1y, April n, In the llllY be reqolred. II): C..UICtl, ~·I lflalrs HunUngtnn Beech Recrutlon LB0 (July II-AU(. 21): Get appeer to be opoWgh~. Center. sufficient mt. sleep. Cycle I! Rell!lze lh1t joint effo!U have The program wUI follow a high and your ener1lea will be best chance for auccess. No anact IUncheOn and business expended. Special appearance day to go·tt lloae. Coopetlte m.eetlng wlUi. M r 1 • Lee C:OOld be nqulred. Be con-with close auodate. Stewart presiding. f1den~~ Get aome new ippare:I. PISCES (Feb, ti-March 20): Mrs. 'raylor has been a Highlight better polnta. · Guard he1lth. -Study L e o newscaster and woman's VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): message.A'I01dtxces1es . editor' of KTI'V In Sacrame~ You get what you~ lf will-Don't bWld em o t Ion a I to. She also has .erved as inc to change aome bablt pait-dlltw'banct Into someth.Jng far president of .the N a t Io 'n a I terns. One who is confined to out of proportion. Some of Federation of Press Women. home, bospita1 de • e r ., e • your routine ilmpiy has to be Mn. Le Roy~ program special con 1 l de rat Ion. chan&ed-'lbl.s ll for your good. chalnnan, will introduce the Personal saai6ce will be T• ,..... ..,. .,..1 MltY .., "" "' -aker. worth it _,."" ....... .,. ,,....,. °""r,., •r -~ -) flltekJlt, "Stuwl Hlllh fw ~ fM All Interested Women In the UBRA (Sept. ~. -: w-.• In blrtl*N .... ,. c.!tl -· Aodl 13, 1970 STILL SLIM AT FORTY? OAJL Y PILOT %3 You bet. There I• no recson for cnyone tq be heavy ofter forty. for that molter there's no'reoson to grow 11heovy'' ot any cge. Especlclly whtn there's c SLIMMIN' WOMEN orouod. Feoturlng the world fa- molJI ST AUFFEI SYStlM for slendel'lzing. • At SLIM'9\IN' WOMEN you get the gentlest yet most effective treat- ment in the world to moQ sure you get slim -end stay that woy. Whether It'• hips, waist, thighs, tummy· or wherever, our system will melt away th ose Inches ond pounds so quickly you'll hate yourself for not starling sooner. After oll, world famous STAUFFER SYSTEM hos been slimming women for over 30 yt•rs and ofter all that time THET MUST Bl DOING SOMETHING RIGHT! ~ t t t t WANTED! SAllS INTHVllWIRS M11t •• •••r et• 25. Stre .. Hltl Hclltre•H e •••t. l1c1ll11t 1el1ry. C.11 Mr. SIM11 IJMJ21 t SLIMMIN' WIJMEN . t Opon Dolly llOO A FACIAL SALO". • to 10:00 P.M., Satunliys 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. NOW OPEN t BEACH AREA ruLLERTON SALON TUST IN SALON 1 :111 (1st Ch111•ell l•• · 541 last Finl Strfft t 1 IOl New11ort llvd. Pest Offic1 Ylll11• • S26-i7M Lerwh1 S.11n e IJMH1 •~ t•~ "-Don't let ··"•-·lit prevent ft °""'1 .._,,,..._.,I«,..,.,'"' DAILY area are inVir.cu to a K2JU UJC . --=u~ , 1 LoT, ... ,,._ Gr•fld CMtrfl tt•j:============================== meeting. )'OU from acceptlni important '""' .... v--. N.Y. 10017. ~--""~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~- L ~;~";;, ..... -.... ..1 -----------· SALE OF HAND-DETAILED MEN'S SUITS regularly 75.00 5-9.00 smashing suit ·buy ... our very own Lord a Tarleton subtly shaped 2-button model • First we settled on one style. A subtly shaped jacket with new wider lopels ond pocket flops. A deeper center-vent Ploin front trousers . A now-look flattering lo most men. • Next-to our favor ite fabric resources for two yeor-round fabrics. An all-wool worsted and a wool/silk blend were bought in carload quantity to sqye o bundle . • Then we arranged for the tailoring. Each suil hos no less than 35 hand-detailed operations, fin lslled armholes, attached pocket-linings. little niceties lik&these. • Blues, browns, golds, coppers, greens, greys, block. Sol ids, stripes and plaids. 36--46 regular, 3S..44 short, 38-46 long. Convenient credit terms ava iloblt. IMl'd11t 1tore mens clothel, I l 4 ""'Y co soutft co.,t plau, 110 cliogo fwy. •t !;rl1tol, ca.ta m.,1, 5-46-9321 shop monday thni 10turday 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m., 1unday noon 'til 5 p.m. "· ' MAY CO BUDGET STORES I \ I I " • : , • , . I •• , • . , , ,· . , ,t( DAIL V PILOT ARE YOU FAST OR SLOWl As an authorized serv- ice agency for virtuallv every major brand, our watchmaker offera you the ultimate in electronic diagnosis and fine watch care. SLAVICK'S .............. ,,.., It fASHION ISLAND NEWPORT IEACH--644·1 JIO y-~.,...., w.---....... "*'""' ,........ Clllrftt ... °"" ~ -flrtll.,. U•MI t i • Mondi!', Aprll IS, 1970 Peering Around ADELE FRANKS and An· toinette Harding, both of Costa Mesa, have entered original pajnUngs in tbe eighth annual Benedictine Art award3. •. ELEANOR Petersen just thanged her name and now answers to Mrs. E u g e n e Edwln James. The tlfosome exchanged pledges in Las Vegas last week. They are 'making their home In Palm Desert and plan to summer in 1 Newport Beach. MRS. SAILY Phillips will open her Newport Beach home Wednetday, AprU 15, for I champagne brunch honoring membets of the Sisterhood of tbe Harbor Area Re f o rm Temple. Quild Gathers Membm ol. the Newport ~ch Poll<o Guild will gather .Y Wednolday, Aprll 15, 1t I p.m • ln the Newport B ta c h Chamber of Commerce olfice, Nt11P<>rl Beach. W•'r• N•w Own•rt-W•'r• Creating •n INTONATIONAL INCIDENT! PER1 MANENT ,':.":;.. 5850 DAILY ...... l s3so SHAMPOO & SET ........ .. Mtott eor.111y 1'ot'll -TM Hew OWl'll" • .... '" HDDft ..... Cetft'llrw Ill S.111• AM FOi AP'P'OIHTMINT TILIPHONI 646-3446 international beauty salon "the prof1sston•l1" 1 ":::.::.:" Cott• Miu F'IT • • ' IMn "* Ill all mlllllC ..... hour course 11•1111111 DRF$SMAIING ••• TAILORING f1TI'ING ,,, ......... .., ,..,,. ................ ., .....,. 11tet•w:. ................. , ............. ······' 1-1111 Enti1o1o. c,.,._ _.U.S.--.-· , llirooth Mr ... ,~•, .i-t ... 11 _. tltopll!W -- .. v\nt Method. -•~ ....... h W1 ••')' ..... follow ' ........ h -, .. '11 .... w. •• .,..,., .... ·-tocJo.. nfqu11 "" b.J c..twi.n. y.., irfttt wtR h••• • 1 prof111lon1I flRlshed look. Mr. heh: _.. ..,,s ... , mtn+ hi; lectwe with 4"totl1+teffofta tro. W. ,... .. , .. d ........... boob .... kit.. LIAlN HOW 10: C.+ .,._ flt+-., -" 1wi.., ,,.~I••• i. kif •. edjn+ pett1m1 COIT'Ktly • Mw wl+hM+ pint • b11fht9 • ptMI with 1 iwof"1lon1I Soolt • line dt.1111, f1ck.+t Mei Mah CMplett)J by M1chl11e • 'MW zippers withottt problems • bind ti.t+""~" wtth ...tch +1,. a111d peper • ••w sJ•.ves withovt piM • ..., fabtle M-•kly • n..t. .,. }ft+ 1 few of tM 1x~tln9 thi"t• Y'" wUI '"· Mike pur R ... rv1tlon1 Now And Receive P:R.EE Hit look on SHORTCUTS TO PROPISllONAL PITTING 6-Hour Cour"----·----·--··---- c1 ..... to be hold et $6.00 NEWPORTER INN-Palmer & Norwood Rms. 1107 Jimbo,... Roed -Newport Bt1ch, C.nforni• Morning Cl1u1s- Wodn1sdoy, ~prn 22nd ___ 9:30 1.m .. 12:10 p.m.) Jhundey, April 23rd 9:10 1.m .• 12.30 p.m. 6-hrs. Evening Clesse.,_ Wednesdey, April 22nd . _ 6:30 p.m. • 9:30 p.m.) Thursdoy, AprU 23rd --·-6:30 p.m. • 9:30 p.m. 6-hrs. Miko RtMrvltlons By Celling -673 -1166 TICKETS MAY ALSO BE OITAINED AT THE DOO R Mountain Wear Heavy knitted suits for the mountains by Carla F er rero feature jacquard-worked borders and pockets and bro\vn and beige tones. The man's out- fit includes a blouse-jacket \Vith sha\vl collar. a pair of knickerbockers and jacquard-heavy socks The wo1naPJ 's ensemble consists of a blouse and divided skirt and matching cap. Both designs were modeled in Florence. Medical Group Every second TueSday or the month members of Orange Shores M e d i c a I Assistants ' Associat.ion assemble at 8 p.m. Location may be obtained by calli ng Mrs. Janis Anderson, 499-251 1. Rebekah Lodge Triple Link Club of "'esa Rebekah Lodge has meetings lhe fourth Mondays at 8 p.m. in various locations. h1rs. Douglas h1organ at 548-1938 may be called for additiooal intonDatlon. START NOW ••• LOSE 2 DRESS SIZES 3 WEEKS! • ID as little as .............. Is ...... ICtlll ... "" • lilts Memo Sent on Meeting Coctus Society oiange Couuly Cactus and Succulenl Society meeu the first Wednesday at noon In Odd Fellows Hall, Costa Mesa. Mem ber• of the Orange COunly Ha1bar ·Area Legal ( Secretaries Assoc laUon 'fill gather,Jn Dl llman's restaurant, Newport Beach on Wedne9day, Aprll 15, at 7 p.m. A \_ail< will be given by Mrs. Mertie Vinger, chairman of 1ho 1rqup'1 lf9dil Wllon, and election of orficeH and the pr:esentatM>n or &Mull reports will round out the evening. The assoclaUon'a treuurer, Mrs. Lorraine Raymond has 'earned lhe title of Professional Legal Secretary. She • com- p!~ 1Ucteutully the two- day examination sponsored by the National Association of Le~al Secretaries and fulfill· eel the other requltemen t.s. t.1ra. Raymohd will receive her certificate during the na- tional conve ntion or l e g a I secretaries in Universal City next July. "Why do I ~ain weight? ., I neve1 sit down ilr to eat ." · 1 Secretaries WEIGHT• WATCHERS. • At 6:30 p.m. every second Thursday women of Bahia Chapter of.Nation al Secretaries' A a,s o c i a t J on Intemational assemble in dif- ferent locations to a t t e n d meet.ings. ltfrs. Loyd Fleming at 173-4360 may be telephoned for addiUonal information. Somt talking, some listtning i nd 1 progr1m that works. tM 2ml IROCHUR~ ISJ-5505 FWSH-AS-A- DAISY FABRICS Tuite~ PRINTED Crisp, Cool a bouquet of colors on Spring and summer'' favorite •• Sheer, see·through voile. crease resistant, pack and 90 for vacation dresses COMPARE AT $1 .19 yd. fortrel polyester and cotton 45" wide guar. washable ' NOTIONI •UPf,•i•i.i SOUTH COAST PLAZA HUNTIN TON CENTER COSTA MESA HUNTINGTON BEACH illlSTOL AT SAN Dileo FUIWAT ...... ·111& IDINGll AT SU.CH SOULrYAlD-lf74011 Open Monday thru Fr1d1y 10 'tll 9-51turd1y 'Iii 6-Sunday 12·5 FINAL WEEK! April 13th thrv April 18th 1/2.PRICE ON SPOT REDUCING ... CHOICE OF: HIPS or WAIST, THIGHS, or UPPER ARMS lh Price off when wed in mnjunction with any regular Gloria ~!::nshall program re- gardless of how little it rosts. Don't mis." this apeciaJ. offer. TODAY IS APRIL 13 Size 22? .. , .. Be a size 20 by April 28 Size 20? .•... Be a si ze 18 by April 29 .•• U. time jt take1 for .each .individual to achieve her goal may 'YaJY depmdinr on age and other lactora. How- ever, at Gloria Manball" results for evl!l)'OOO are ruaran- teed. Tell us the drem size you want to wear, we will tell you bow many visits it takes and ·guarantee that you will readt your roal. In fact, IO J>Otitivc are we that you will obtain your objective "" will even let you have FREE OF CHARGE an,y and all further visits until you reach )'OU? pl. Size 18?., ... Be a size 16 by April 30 Size 16 ? ....... Be a size 14 by l\1ay 2 Size 14? ...... Be a size 12 by May 3 Size 12? ....... Be a size 10 by 1'1ay 5 Due to our highly successful system of weight control ·we nre in t he midst of a rapid expansi0T1 in Caliromia nnd throughout the United States; thererom we are looking for Intelligent, Attra~ tive, mature women to become ~1anngers of new locations. Write to Gloria Marsh&.11 penKmlllly at 311E.0..... Blvd., Long Bcacb,.Cali[ontia90802, • Pri¥at• plljr'Oom fecilitits for small t11ndrn.. • Ccm• i11 comfortable casllll clothes. Disrot1i11 unneceSsary, ,t Lale pmmds and inchell qltlc:kJ.y, aarely Mth- out atarvation dieta or J1trenuou11 exercise_ WE ARE NOT A GYM. r' Gloria Marshall always COBIB 1.... MUCH LESS THAN OTHERS. That'a one of the reuona why we became the world~ largest ownod and openited figure mntrol system (26 JocatiODI in .Call!omia alone). ' Call for FREE sample visit. Actually UM un. dcr BUPE!rvision the Gloria Marshall machines includinl our patented '"Cin>la·Matic." ,t No dmp, No obligation. l'IGVBE OONmOL SALONS Mllf W. UY. N • ......cut. UIDICM mtm lllll IWTU CIPll WD.COMl AUO IN 430 PACIFIC COAST HWY. 642-3630 AMfMfM, C1Yl11 .. C......._, De...,, •lollffle. Lftowoed, Lot v .. -. .._, .... h. NOWflort leech, N. Hollrwootl, 011teri .. r•ltdo111, Scr11 Diet•• Sc:inte 4110. 5•11hl l1tbor1, S1111la11d, Tat• t•1, T1rre1110, WhltriM. 12 Blocics East of Balboa Bay Club) 1840 W. 17th STREET 543.9457 SANTA ANA (c) Cop»'fight 1970 Gloria Mar.,hall Mgt . Co. I11c. •nd the In ""· • " - - ' l DICK TRACY TUMILEWEEDS MUn AND JEFF JUDCWE PARKER LET ME HELP YOU SIT UP! YOU'LL !E A&LE 10 TALK &ell'ER, O.IL! PLAIN JANE --... ------ GET PROVER OVT~oi: nu.T a00M •. IF YOU HAYE TO DO IT Plf FORCE ! PO YOU UWPEltST/JIP t ly:Tom ·K. Ryan ly Al Smith By Harold Le Doux 0 KAY •• TM IS IS Ii= I WEU 'IOI!, I TME LAST TIME W09LPNT TRY 10 00 I'M Ait::IN6 VOii ANYTHING O™ER'. lt> LEAVE! THAN ASK ME! By Frank Baginski VJE '4AVE: ·-r&MPORA'R\LY ·LOST CUR PICfUl<G! ·PLEASE STAND Sf! • U'L AINIR ~ SALLY IANANAS MOON MULLINS Crossword Puzzle PERKINS ly John Miios ACROSS 1 019 ga m' animal ~ " .••• she blows!" 10 Talks 14 Greek letter 15 Skin lb Encourage 17 Watchru l 18 Newt : Var. 19 Festival 21) Equines 21 Dairy apparatus 23 Full-grown anim al 25 Transvers' wooden beam 2h ~em11le an lm•I 27 Calendar abbteviation zq Vancouver or Seattle 31 Study room: lnlor ma l )3 Jot 35 Pasteboard 37 Of a 1tllgious le adtr 41 AHtclion 42 Joints 44 Gaelic -<15 Do a house· hold ehore 47 Num~rieat p1eflx 48 Fem inine name 49 Crowd l " " Jl 51 Descend1nts 53 Siesta 54 Addition lo letters: Abbr. 57 E. Ind ian weight S'J Of a certa in shape bll2tol, for most: 2 wo1ds b~ He1baceous plant E.7 ~hru.bJ.l e !d-tng 111 1;0 bB Carpet li'J Lasso user 70 ····China 71 Garment 7Z Chou •• ···: 2 words 73 Olt-he11d negative answr r 74 Time divisions 75 Consldtrs OOWN 1 "Yes,-··!" 2 Spanish pqt 3 Secr1 t ag t nt 4 Scr~p 5 Consum@s : Z words 6 London tho1ou11h· fart : Z wo1ds 7 Busy place 8 Skillfu l 9 St ll In small quantities 10 C1p1lcious: Slang 11 Rrd uce in intensity 12 In the lnlr1nal 1eglons 13 Look 22 H1rvtsl 24 Wella nd C1n1l ftalurr 27 Birds 28 009 30 Ct!lain plants 32 Formtr hta~ywtl;ht champ 34 Paur out 36 Tr uman i nd Johnson, e.g. 38 Fundamental doctrine 4113nll 39 001 ;, "T 1t Thin Min 40 Sk ip 43 Asi•ll country: Comb. f«m 4& Elt ganl: Siio! SO Aetn • part icular .. , 52 Trapped 54 Cltar to !ht mind 55 Weather· man's word 51> Kind ol derogatory 58 "All right'': Informal 60 Holt --: 2 words 62 Lump 63 -··Major or Minor 65 Bed or coal hh Arts' sister ' - MISS PEACH -ANP 50, BEAR IN MINO THAT 'i()UFt c~'VCN AND PAPEl'l·DOLL PAYS A"li NUM&ER.ED. STEVE ROPER WHY IM:>UU> MISS KLEFFT BLUE·PfNCIL ALL REFERENCES 1U "VEt.l\JSOl, IMC~ tit.I THIS ARTICLE, PENNY;: PEANU-TS TMl1. 9USINESS OF Gl<OWINQ UP tS A fOUGM ONE, AND- OU1! LEGAL DEPAl<TME"T HAO ASSURED US WE WERE Sf.FE AGAINST POSSIBLE LIBEL ACTIOOI! ly Moll ly Sau1dors and Ovorgard ly Charlas M. Schulz IT'S AA!tO 10 ta EXCnct> 1 l«J.tr A l!O\IJI. OF IUIH WA!OR 0 ... ,,__ MR.MUM DAILY PILOT 21S ly Al Capp ly Charles lanotti ly Gus ArrlOla ly Ford Joh- DENNIS THE MENACE . • l I I I I I I • •. %1 DAIL V PILOT MondQ", Aprll 13, 1'170 LllGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Merrick Soui~ Coast Beperi.ry Hits Dirty Theatrics 'Cuckoo's Nest' Throbs With Life Productr David Mttrick has lashed oot at "dirty shows" that parade as legitimate theater, warning that sooner or later they will result in "public outrage that could lead to a demand f o r censorship" in the theater. To forestall t h i s , the Broadway producer says in a March Reader's D i g e s t article, "a line on public In· decency can and must be drawn .'' Such a line, Merrick argues, would not constitute censorship but ·would, on the contrary, •1 pre se rve the !heater's right to speak out on all subjects." "Prohibiting public display or sexual acts can hardly be construed as an attack on a playwright's freedom of ex- pression," he writes. "If play requires explicit s e x u a 1 scenes, then the writer really hasn't much new or creative to say." DAILY PILOT Sl11f l"llal9 He compares the currerlt GENIUS AT WORK -Hoping to get a big bang out of their bo)Jlemade bomb o u t P 0 u r i n g of "hard-core" are (Crom left) Heath Park, Gary Cotter, Cameron Young and Harvey Kahn in pomography" on slage to "the South Coast Repertory's "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." days when Romans were -----------------------------------entertained by hired actors LEGAL NOTICE performing scenes of sodomy, rape and Incest.'' Since those days the theater has labored to sh;d the ancient stigma of immorality, he says. But now, "for the price of a Broadway ticket, the audience may be lured into a COl)Verted garage or loft, l!eated on wooden . chairs, and, in an atmosphere redolent of a gymnasium, wat· ch a stage full of zombies mime sexual acts without reference to love or affection of joy." The producer singles out "Oh! C,alcutta!'' "And Puppy Dog Tails'' and "Fortune and Men's Eyes" in charging that some shows contain, in ad· dition to nudity, "scenes so witless, so thunderingly crude and vulgar. that audiences were stunned with disbelief." Merri ck says that two yea rs ago Kenneth Tynam, orginator of "Oh!. Calcutta!" asked him to produce the "erotic revue." "I agreed to read his show," Merrick says. "I found not a single line of wit in it. And if th ere had been. it would have been smothered under the mounds of flesh." He says that the success of such alJ..f.ime hit shows as "Life With Father'' and "My Fair Lady" proves that "the theater is at its best when il speaks of love and of hope, when it reaches for beauty . when it laughs at pretension." PllOl,l-----~~~----- 637·19 " >Un LEGAL NOTICE CEl.Tll'ICATE <II' lllllNE55 LEGAL NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS NAME •·»MS ·-----:-: The -rsklned don «<Iffy ""' Is CEllTU'ICATE 01' •uSINIEIS ll!GAL NO TICE tondudlflo;I I bo.lslMH •I :MlO ~lh«• l'ICTITIOUS NI.Ml NOTICE 15 HEAEllY GIVEN "''' .,... Drrw , N-1 lleKh. C1llfornl1, urlder Thi ......... 1gr...i -· c.rtlh' !'le Is ~ f I'°'"'! ltenil of toond M" HV"'d pr-rt¥ tilt lldlllous firm Mme Df GllEEN conducllnt I bllsl .... u 11 'MIO WIUo, hD .:: h Id b¥ th Polloo Dl!Plrtment DOLPHIN APARTMENTS ll'ld It.el 11kl CO'lll M.U, (111fa.ml1, under Ille 8"1 " t 9 , In !!rm Is coml'(!Std of I~ li>lk>w!no " ... "'"· tlctlllolJ1 llri'r• flllm. ol 5KVCRAFT of IM (lty of C°"lA NI"-'_ lo 1 1>er1GO wl'IOM nime 1n 1'11111no OllCI of rHklence ENGINEERING CO. Ind tll.i Hkl flrrn ••ce"1 ct nlne!y ~ttl) dAY1·0, "'' -· 11 11 follows: 11 ~ ol !Ill! followlll9 .,.,oon, °"' bi.tck blkf. ont li4' e, "'~ Bwrbart Wlbofl 6Jl W. 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C1Nflnll1 Hll\J I ,...., Ult) 70·1m : ~,.,_, tor ••m11t111f11r11 wn~ ""' , wlH •-•et Publl""" 0•1nv.o C1111t 01i1Y Pllol,I : ...... u '· n, 10, 11. 1t111 ,,,.,. ...,.,11 J, 1tT.1 Mv com ..... i••lon E•Plrtt MSn Nov. 11, nn Putllllhlld Orlf'llill Coast D1llY Pilot. Putll\ll'le(I Orange Coa•I 0111¥ P\k!I. APrU 6, u. l'O, 27, 1'70 11•111 Aprll •• u, Ml, 27, 1970 61'0-70 WANTED! Original Musical. 'Irving' Fails to Hit Mark at College By JO~NNE REYNOLDS or ,,,. 01ur "'"'°' Sttfl Jrs not often that Orange coast theatergoers are given the privilege of previewing an original piece of drama, much less a musical. Unfort1J11ately, Golden West College's production of the original music a J "Irving'' turned out to be more of a chore to attend than a treat. The production, it should be noted, does not suffer from any lack of talent or en· thusiasm on the part of the cast. For the most part, they gave it everything they had, but it ~·ould take more than an "IRVl"'9" An ..-lgln1! rnutk ll written •lld di· rl(ed DY SllWIM R-1. rnu1lctl k°"' DY GI-Wffcotl, rnusktl dlrtclor J..-ry Schroftler, l«Mktl dlrKf« Clludl MllcMIF, ~,.....,., by J°"'-1111 Etll•, ll1htlnt tl-f lltec: R•lntr. 11<.wnfed Frk11y1 and S.turd•v• throvell April 11 11 Golden Wt•I Call-lludfnl ( ..... I••· THE CAST Ptrcr P. C.ulor . .. . .. Arr Slitrm111 Norffn ............ Ch1ry1 McF1rl•nt Sut ....... , ............ DtbOlt Stlct Oult OHlerhorpa ........ ~ .... ,t,mold t1rry Youfll .............. Jim c- Rlck , ................. $11¥1 NllllKl'l11f T ... rv ...................... 01¥1 '-Mr. IClmbtt .... , ...•..• DIYkl Prleu E~KUllYn; .............. Ruld¥ Smith, Ctrl T<IHUO .SKrettrl11 .. Wtlld'f Frlldm1n. Donni 1"09•1'1. klthy Sodtn. K•llllftn Coolc, Sut Heins, ""'"'._.. l"ol1cem111 .............. 1111nc1r Smith enthusiastic cast to salvage ------------ this play. The two.act play tells the story of a computer ~amed IRVING ""ho talks and the two hapl ess executives who discover the machine·s secret. Written and directed by Stewart Rogers, the play's outsta nding problem is the weakness 6f the plol. The story has many loopholes and wh9t can best be described as "credibility gaps," such as the scene which has the boss hav. ing the two young e.1.ecutives lftdo NIW'O" llM;M -M tloo • ..,,....., 1• l••..J•MO 11<1• hi••• 0 •, 3-11)0 arrested because lhe compu ter talks. In an interview before the play opened, Stewart noted the play was not overly s.lgnllicant, but said it was entertaili.ng. Comiderlng the quality • m the• plot and tile songs, there were Umes when it could not even be called entertaining. The songs and lyrics by Glenn Wescott are oc- casionally bright and snappy, such as "One of The Few," but for the most party they are of a basically dull quality. It is a credit lo the college's music and drama departments that the play comes off as well as it does. One of the cam slandouls is Art Sherman who plays Percy P. Cassidy, the power·hungry boss of Irving's company. Although be tends to somewhat overplay the part, Sherman protjdes a few ge· nu4>e laughs. The two young executives, Rick and Terry, who were played by Steve Mutschler and Dave Jones, also bad a hand in some of the better moments of the show, particularly the scene when the_y discover tbeir computer c3n ' talk. Credit should also be given here to Don Polan, 'lliilo proyides Irv- ing's voice, as he rounded out the scene with Jones and Mutschler\ Cheryl McFarJane and Deb+ bie Stires, vlho played the two secretaries, turned in ade- quate performances as the ferhale counterparts oi the two executives. Their scenes didn 't always have quite the zi p displayed by Mutschler and Jones, however. David Priess, who plays Mr. Kimber, the ancient janitor, also managed one of the more entertaining performances of the evening. The cast as a whole displays sucl1 potential for a good performance with 11 m t t e d material, il is hoped their next production will be something they can really sink their teelh into. By TOM TITUS Of ,... DlltW' ""' a.ff In the five )'Mn linu South Coast Repertory became th• theatrical capital of Orange County, thll ootatand.ing com- -bu olferod oountless ,. li.Qgularly merncnble ,even- hlgs of comody and drama. None haa been more im· pressive than Its latest pro- duction, "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." Here ls a show which throbi with life a!'4 meaning, com- "'ON I! ,Ll!W OVI!• TM• CUCl(OO"I Hl!ST" 14. l>l1Y tly 0.lt W1~111, ad1pltd trom ,,,. n:ov•• by Ken Ktser, dlrec!td br Mlorll11 '""'°"' Ht d11fgn by Dl~kl l!mmu. !111'111119 tl-f S.nclr• l"111t1r, PrtHllt.d tlv' Souttl Coa1t ll~ FrkllYt fflroutll SUlld1y1 llfllll M1v 10 1t n.. Third SNll TM1W, 1'21 N- POrt Blvd., Cellt Mn1, .. TMI! CAST R. P. MlocMu.,.tw •••• H1I l1rtdall Jr. Nur111 R1ld,.d •..... K1!Meen Rpg1rl Dile Hardlnl .......... Mlka OOUllltl 81111 Bllltolll •.. , • • • ••••••. Biii Miiier ·• Clilef Bror'!ldem .......... Pt!tl' 9 ttnd .-). Cl\llflH CM1wkk .. , ..... Harvey Kann Sctnloll .. .. .. .. .. .. .. GaN c11111r ,..,.rt)nl ,. ............... Hf.it. P1rll, Colonel M1ller10n ...•.. &ob StrkltllM Rudlly ........ , ..... C11mron YCllHlll Or. Sl'lvlY ............ GeorVI B1rc111 Clnd'Y SllfT .......... Ell Int Binks ton S1ndr1 .. .• ......... klld't' M1r!no NUfSI FUnn ......... , Lnll1 T1y)pr Nur11 Brown .............. Pat Brown Aide W1rr1n ........ Tlf'rr M1n11191H .-.1d1 Wlllllm• ............ L. o. Travis ,t,kle Tu11tlt .............. am Dunntm Technk.1111 .............. Vlt'I« B1fllu • • • . 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"' HotM ... lt) {601 80b ind hit ruests. Ph,.tlis Oltltr, Buddy Gnico, Th• Spijnlows. and special tutst Ann·M•rtrtt. Pok• tun •t 1 TV ,. Ann-Margaret and Bob Hope plan to . invade a mi> rles-''Odd Squid'', C.OuntrJ·•nd· torcycle gang's hangout tonight.on Channel 4 at 8 Wut•m '1rlcs ind women •• •ir· p.m. This show marks the 20th anniversary of Hope Hnt pllob. Wry Co1on11• 1111 urn-on NBC television and will be the last sho\V of the I A(lltd• (30) El Ctnllllll (lfl) lftwl II hi Round (C) (61l) J1ek Whltl, A111 Dreier, Glori• Greer, Pttll Beebe. to tol• 11 b11tender. UF•otll&flt fin (Cl (WI 'The season. Phyllis Diller, Buddy Greco and the Chrys- Klr Starr Show:' Th• Kids Nut , __ Ie_r_S_op_u_r_r_lo_w_s_w_il_I _b_e_g~u_e_s_t_s_ta_r_s_. -------- l:JO 0 MBC NIWMrY!ct (C) (60) 0 Stm AH111 Sllow (C) (90) Guests lf1 Myron Cohen, Jury Collins, The Sunshine Comp1ny ind Cuollnt Rk:hlu. fJ Tiit C1111t C11111 (C) (30) flm M1cKfell hosts. Geor1e C.rlln, JK· 11uelln1 Suunn ind And~ Prine ..... at j\f®j M1rti111 (C) (30) ff) LI CDrll (C) (30) A portrllt af Corsica's hubon, btaeh11, tlsllln1 bolts and ptOl)lt. I (J) Kt Stld, SIM Stld (C) (30) lkltldln 34 (C) (60) KMIR Dmt1 Rtptrt (C) (30) Jtdl L1th1m. Ii) .\rtdl• Tt (30) 1:00 B CIS E'llllllll News (C) (30) W1lt1r 'Cronkite. Door Pot. 1 GD fl£T Jo1nn1I (C) (60) "Hird Tlmts Ill lhl Country." A look If Ille AfMrictn tCOnOmy lhr11u1h tht perspectlv1 of th• food wa 1row and tit. gJ l•pados Mldktlls (30) Af'CllUI XIII Sn:CtAL lJ'tl pkblre1 tr111 tllt ~•1ri111 spaceskip 1ra sdltduled lar 9:13· 9:43 ""· lnterrrptlftf rtpW ,,.. .,. •• ., 111"'11& tills ti ... l'l01)9m-.., (CJ 1301 (RJ Doris fliiifi: t111 perfect job on a Sin Fr1ncbco m11a:r:i111, but Is e1irt1ln sht is roin1 to lost it. fJ N ... (C) (30) Barter W1rd. di"'*' (C) (30) l ln .lohnt. !II--.< (30) 0 Wkt't lllJ U111? (C) (30) at I Llrt llcy {30) CD 1Mt a.. 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Monrot quits his ID TntN O'a.ct Mftt1 (90) calfooftllt )c,b In • huff and finds lllrn•lf btuin1 stoekm11ktt tips fD rrta1 Utt (C) (60) from l P. li!Ofllfl. IEt Rlbl (30) a l1ll w m 11 T••• • nitf , (C) (iO) (rt) "fht Betvlltul Peo-10:311 U @(I) m "" (Cl (30) 1bt pie.• Mundy unwtttlnitJ tlds the Ptnthers." Ednrd P. MOJ11n hollt Red ltCf1t police when SIA chllf and ntlrllH I report on th1 Bltd: Dumont ll 1bducttd by Al:filt Keil. Pt ntfler PartJ. John Vtll Dr11lt11 t.od llffJ Gur ti) Atrilt (30) ,,.._ """"" 1 ..,., tcJ ,_. u ,ooaQIJ CIJ aI-1ci U... tt 1 lw•llfhf'r" (wtsttrn) '6' D @ CIJ m NIWI (t) -Yul Bryn11tr, Janlte Rul1. A 10Wn D KlthfJ Pltrll :=:. killtl to dtstroy a rtfLJrllld a Im (])Q) lllWt (C) llTrd•~ (C) (30) =··52~111918Jo~~ • ""1 Muoll (60) Anrl Htmsttn • f1111dl Clltf {~) ~amirltn m ......... · ...... (drarnt) '42 ~u~d Sollf11•. -ldl LaplftO, CltuM fltlns, Thom-tll Cm de Allor (30) IS Mitchell. m Kt said, • s.i4 <Cl m rnmm '' 1p;"" "' ••• l:DD D m U.P·IA (C) (60) (IQ m (6ijfThe ZS.Jetf·Dld daalcll Mtncy Sin1tr1 iueltl IS htll al pi1nist,. l.Jlrin Holl1nder, ptrformt Amerit1'1 hlP11lt-1st yovni couple, f0t and talb with 2J studtnls fivm 1 blrdw1tcher In 1 tree 111d IS P11!11delphl1'1 r.dilOll Hllh, 1 htrd- 81rlh1 Barste. oora ahtlto sthool. 0 1111'111 Ca•• (C) {3ll) SonnJ rox hosts. G11Uls are Loui1 "''· 11:15 @CD Ci111M1 SttM• (C) Anne BllXlw, Robert Culp, Jtd "Passport to Cllint." P1lance, Pll CfowleJ i nd Acnes Moorthttd. ll:lDfJQJ!(J)M4tr Crttl'il (C) lncr1d m Tt Till ~ Trvtk (C) (30) Btflmtft 1111m. ll!J Worid -(C) (60) 0 @ CIJ 11.l lllllOy ..... JC) Ill ,........ (30) 8 l'lll a.utm 1:05 Q!) Aqul lm Pltl1111 (25) l;JO 119 (J) H•t'1 Liit)' (C) (JO) (lf) Kim and Cui1 t1k1 Oft utr1 )obs, but Lucy finds llersell stuc- a m "" .-m ID MO'lie: "Th DM411nt Sift• (mystery) '56--SiifllfY cti1,i111, Aud· ,., D1lton, ll'ilh their responslbllltlts. IZ:OD 0 eo111111unity 111n1ti11 II•• (C) 0 THE PASSOVER-Special * " ... NEXT YEAR IN JERUSALEM" 0 I lflC!Al ITI11 Ptuowr (C) (30) D11m1Uc portraytl (If lht 1vents \e1din1 up la th1 Exodus. F11tur1d TUES D AY DAYTIME MOVIES 1:111 D (C) "'hit ,, .. S"'1 " Jelll JI...-(wtlltrn) 'S7 -Robert Wqntr, Hoe>t L1n19, Jtftrtf Hunt- «. 1:00 fJ Movie: "ll1et: Pltd!• (ldwft· tur1) '57-Gtori• Mo11tao1111ry. DON,.. ICJ m cisct Kl• m Aniol! Tltltrr. "Appointmtnt With Crime." WUli1m H1rtitell. t:IO D (CJ "1"9 "& ,,.... <•stn) •sz-m Ooud•a. c.,. Miller. m.,.. lJMltl• <~ ·sa- oi Wtlltdl, Roblrt Kllth... lZ!SD g .,riellt" (dni!M) '47-Glynl1 Joflns, Dtvld F1rr11, l :JO m "Th lllftnl .... (dr1m1) '35- Vidor Mcltlltn, Pmton futtt. ·• 'Aggressive Chicks' Bug 'Mod Squad' Star By VERNON SCOTT l!OL LY W 00 D (UPI)- Because more pretty young things arrive ' in Hollywood seeking stardom than young men with the same goal, the demography o! the town is dlsilnct1y unbalanced. Quick to notice this circumstance is actor Michael Cole, the rebellious young star of television's "Mod Squad." Instead of !lndlng the abun- dance oC friendly females a windfall, Cole, a native of Wl9COl'ISin, believes it an iJI 8Yl6 foreboding breeze. "The balance of nature has been changed," Co J e ex- claimed with what might have been indignation. "A funny thing is happening out here that turns people around. "Now It's the guys who loaf around all day waiting for jobs in pictures or television . And the girls are the one.s who hold down jobs and own cars. "Half the time it's the girl who stops by to pick up her date for a party. U she doesn't, some other girl wl11." As a single man in his mid 20s, Cole has taken a puritanical etara instead of enjoying his surroundings as did, say Errol Flym. "It turns you off, man," Cole sald. "Chicks are getting so ag· gressive it shakes you up. They are constan t ly ad· vertislng themselves like a Madison Avenue product. packaged in mini skirts and see-through tops ." This is bad ? "Yeah. If a guy's thinking about getting married, he's also considering what kind or mother a chick will make. "But there's ootlling more rare or precious in my age group in Hollywood than a lady. They don't know what it is to be gentle, modest or feminine. 1~ ;;rieACH • • AT"•1.1.•• • If lh. k. d r MUNTINOTON •••CH. •47·••o• .. you see lS In 0 ac· AcHeMy Anni w1...., tion with young chicks when BEST SUPPORTING you're looking for a decent ACTR ESS young lady, what will happen -GOLDIE HAWN-to the new generatian o! mothers? It's a bad scene, \\illTOI' lnorto man ... 'l3ITllBU OO""mll" eoie neither appeal'! nor ft ! U . I! behaves in a manner prescrib- i ('l)FIJ)lfil!Sf :,•: . ~~:1f': ::i:~!"i~t~!~~ l nu the pursuer and that bugs him .;.-.oouit ~fl .. -more than anything else . "Look around the Su n.set Ai.-Ac--,. Nomi... Strip or 90me of the other • "'' s.,.rt1"' Ac:t•r hangouts for young people in -R•Mrf Croae this town," Cole suggested. e lest M11ticCll Score I\;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;===:;;;::;\ IALIOA 613-4048 Steve McQueen "The.Reivers· Ac...., A...-ct Wll!Mf" IEST AC10R -JOHN WAYNE----JlliN liUN KIM WAYNE • CAMPllELL • DAllBY Moncll.Y, April 13, 1970 Lori!ffl Ballets Staged .. . DAU.Y PILOT' fl UCI Da~ce Concert Superb , HJ TOM BAJIUY Thal In l<seU ls lndlc•Uve or-----------------_,.. of .,. o.1Y ,.... iiett the foree ol '.hls brilliant work. Choreographer Eu1ene Lor-Its stagin; is superb and Is Ina'• brilliant youria u c I supported by visual a l d s , dancers were exactly t b a t flashed on to the screen Over the weeftnd ln a deman-behind the dancers. fJ'he alldes ding four-work program that support the theme and ha.ve Justifiably featured two of obviously been very carefully l.oring's own ballets -his and cleverly chosen. "fabulous and very funny "The It was argued In o u r Party" and the Incredibly presence that Miss Pla1Uno'1 beauUlul "Polyphonica." theme is also that of utter "'Mle Party," of course, despair, a series of statements needs no introducUon. This is which ended without any glim- the zany, pop-<>rMmted ballet mer of hope for manklnd and that nailed down a DAILY the depiction of tus gradual PILOT "Euterpe" aw8Jld last descent lnto the abyu. year. Its ~agerly anticipated Were t h-e w r It er a repeat perfonnance left this choreograpber, he would find writer In exactly the pasiUon it hard to tell the story of he w.aa in last ·year in mankind in any other way. Crawford Hall -on the edge Godless, careless and utterly of hJs seat, helpless with unheeding he is passing that laughter and only wishing burden on to a new generation that the comic genius of Ricky with t h e callousness with Harrll as "Auntie Le Mom" which he picked It up and that and Leslie Watanabe as the is the way we read th!J premier danseur could be seen brilliant ballet. by a wider audience. The times we live in and What a wacky pas de deux those that created them have these two gllted arUsts giv e been very cleverly committed us. To the strains of "Im-to dance form. Miss PlasUno's possible Dream" they cavort work is deeply movin g, very and clown their way through carefully stated and ex- a classical spoof in a way that quisltely danced . has to be seen to be believed. We can't quite offer the • But that isn't all there is to same tribulf' to James "The Party." For this is Penrod's "Reflections of the easentlaUy a group effort and Fire" since ,..tr. Penrod's Loring's fine young dancers message never quite filtered make it e1:acUy that in a way through to what had suddenly which leaves no doubt that became a h a r d ad un- thls happy group enjoy every comfortable seat. moment of this j u m pin g , We e:njoyed some superb jangllr11 ballet. dancing , partlcularly by Karen "Polyphonica" ls from the Huffman, Ricky Harris and same stable but that is the on-1'>0ma.s Anthony but we never ly comparison that can be could define what exactly it drawn between the two clever was all about. We caught a balleU. For lhls airy, graceful glimpse o{ what seemed to be ballet shows us another Lor-an E31ptian mummy come to Ing, one who ls more <:1>n-life, the s y m b o 11 c dlsem- cerned with the presentation bowelling of a male dancer of a fluid, semi-classical art and some gesture which may form and who is -completely tiave been thinly veiled sexual successful in that endeavor. overtures. Mendelssohn's rich score is If you were there and you got the message, let us know . the Idea] background to thls In the meantime we shall have finely paced and rap I d I Y to reflect on "Renectlom" a • \ -.DAILY PILOT Stiff 'Bombed' Encores Pat Brown llJrts with Hal Landon Jr. in a repeat performance of "We Bombed in Ne\v Haven" at ~uth Coast Repertory. The antiwar black comedy will be staged Thursdays only, beginning this week, through May 7. - HThe last word in thrillers. Terrific." -Gene llhllllt, Look Mogulne changing ballet, with its tre-little longer. quent shifts of color and its ·1 brllllanUy contrived staging. ·lt Patrick Nollet \a a brU\lant . STARTS WEDNESDAY was thoughtful without beino: dancer and the ballet world 0 ., will be hearing a lot more Exclusive ranp County En110t1ment cerebral, colorful without ever about him. He gels out star fl r:itJ .--' being sliowy and fluid without ~ SOUTH <m ever losing Its own very clear~ ·~lbe;;•;v;enl;n=-g~. ~~~~:;1~\I ~ COAST ly stated identity. A magnifi-ll!=:;~~~~~ll~~llla~j~ot~~~~·~·~ .. ~-2~7~1~1~~~="'J cent ballet. Praise here for L t n.d a Kostallk - a fine performance -J acqueline Co r I and Margarrt Wilson. Dominant males were Patrick Nollet, Leslie Watanabe and Ri chard Sikes. We have given these ballets richly de!lerved praise and we were perhaps build ing up for our delayed tribute to the ballet of the evening -Janice Gudde Plastloo's "The Godly Animal." This is an utterly breathtak· lng ballet, very close to horror in much or Its clearly stated message and with very little hope -JO far as we could comprehend -to offer to a deeply impressed audience. ~1iss Plastlno's theme is the theme of the young -th£: cor- ruption they have Inherited in the form of war, po11utlon, doubtful values and even more doubtful Insistence upon a clearly outworn fonnat. lt Is all there in this absorbing ballet and it makes its point with a hammer blow that sent us home in very thoughtful mood - a mood that cou[d not be dispelled by Lorlng's "The Party." TONnE AT 1:00 • 9:50 ....... _,..,.,,,., ...... ). ~J'IKILLRA~ m:JMUt• ~,,...,"'""' lim AND AT l ift ONLY TILt:PHONE 672-6260 WINNER OF 3 ACADEMY AWARDS BEST PICTURE BEST DIRECTION John Schl•1lnger BEST SCREENPLAY Waldo Salt ACADEMY AWARD 4 NOMINATIONS Bob BEST SUPPORT ACTOR ~~~'.;' ~/;i-BEST SUPPORT ACTRESS c~J~~" BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY Alice W'1Htrol ---.... 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Di~ ~hlle tt·lasts." ·The Angell -bacJ< fi:om a W deficit with a five-run aii:tb inning Sunday lo whlp th< K.lbiOI Clty Royf}s, 7-5, and remain atop 'the NfterlcllJI Le•gue West slllndinp. Jlllmesola., 'whlCb has ,... lls first three gamea ahd now ls man1:ged Qy Rtpy, is U>e leaaue'a only other un- c&efealed team. The Angels, idle today; open the.lr 1970 home ·season Tuesday night a,gainst Cl!lcago. In their fast st.art, the Angels ha.ve col- Jeded fi8 hits ln 186 fimes at bat, a .35S learn average. Their hits have included . . . 14 doublel,.ft•e ~ and ftve home . loljowlill ~by llodltpu and pinch runs. hitter fUc.k IWcUnli. "l've_pever aeea any club bit like thla, Tbe Roy•~ AICe)I .wter Tom' · l'blllJps confOlled. • • • M ......... I -.. _...,ldinl J'-• "You~ve tot to be amued. at that klnd :--..-OJ" or uwi ,_... -Y or hlllint. rUloughl we!d•hl'(e ..,,.. hit· ~·, _ ""'" But -11111 ' --8'ldlt FWllr -Ka-a Clly A .. e l Sl.U Gii two hits _, tiiO llbal' tour 1no1q1 1o Alt ..... • W:MP< (rw 1 'g~ credit fOr fbl: vidory. Jt W .. Illa '"-'• 14 ~· n ChlC-.O , o • 7:1.S ...... • , ·,..r. lS At.I• n. Mi....-.1 1:u 11.in. flis,t appeatll)OI of~ )'elf. AM. 1l ·~· n. Ml~I• •. 1;,Y •.Jfto , ','Our reUIV'tn ..... been lf9f{.,. • Ung Ibis year., because oome ol 'lht kldll PhlJUpo' aald. "P'bbor did It loday, bot like lllU v.,., Aurelio Rodrigue• and Jay• Keo Ta!wn, l'lul Pt!fle and Mel ~ Johnstone each slapped four hill in the h&ve ·dohe it, too." ~ reUevert ~ve Angels, 16-hJt a~\ •Sllilday. b not alJo\ved 111 elftled run I.II 11 1/Jrln-1~ waa home runs by ROger Jlepoi and nlnp. 1 • Jim Fregosi that lluoched !ht Ang<ll lo Jl<!Yall ..... ..,. -Charlie Metro con- victory No. 5, hoWever. · ceded hjs club caught tht'Anaell at the 8oCb came in the fJve-n1n iMlng wrong time. against Dick Drago. Repoi bounced his 11Somttimu you just can't-atop a tum homer 425 feet olf the outer waQ ln rlgbt-when it' gets to blttlag," Metro said. "We ~rri:;osi· ~~tedJ:O~s:,~:1:::t-ce= ~.~ when they coulcjn't do anythinc Neighbors. Littler, Casper Seek Masters' Golf Crown AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) -"! choked like a dog," Gene Littler said good-naturedly, ieferring to the three putts he left short on the closing holes Sunday in the final rcund of the Muten Golf Tournament. "I putted them In a hall-hearted way," Llt.Uer added. "I didn't want to take a nan at the hole. There was too much danger ol going fJve feet pasL l was afraid I'd miss coming back.'' Said Bill c._, "l never attack a course. I always try to play within myseU. My goU philooophy is: Don't press. Don't tzy to outrnuscle a cpurae. Keep the ball in play." , Thus it's a batUe between golf's reluc- t,nt boys, the cautious twins from San Diego today in the 18-bole playoff for the 34tb Masters Championship. JJtler, 39, and Casper, 38, grew up together in the San· Diego suburbs. They were junior golf rivals, on the same team jn the Navy during the Korean War and turned pro within a year of each other - Littler in 1954 and Casper in 19M. They are both stylists, departures from the modern breed of power sluggers who swing at the ball wilh reckless abandon and take the consequences. "'They'll b<lng style back to got!," said one spectator who saw the californians flniall in a tie at 279, with Gary Player fmilhing at 280. "Now the swing is the thing." Littler long has been regarded as the ·. finest swinger in gol.f. His swing Is com- pact, flawless with no room for error. A rew years ago he weot into a slump, lasting fur three years. "l just put the ball down and bit it. If I don't know what I did right, how can I know what I do wrong to correct it," a befuddled Littler said. ''lt'1 llke an airplane pilot who doesn't know what all those gadgels are for." Casper's early years were different. He was a fat boy aOO when he deckled to turn pro. Paul Runyan, well-known California professional,· advised against il "With your game, you'll starte to death on the tour," Runyan sald. "Why doo 't you go out and get a nice job like ael.ling insurance." Casper re.fused to be dissuaded. Still a fat man wilh a sensitive putting touch, he won the 1959 U.S. Open at Winged Foot in Mamaroneck, N.Y. This set his career in motiorl. • Victim of allergies, he went on an ex- otic diet of buffalo meat, bear and avocados. He sllnuned down from a paunchy 230 to 180, beat Arnold Palmer in a playoff for his second U.S. Open in 1966, coining from seven strokes back on the last nine ho!.es in the final round of the regular tournament. He was top money winner and Golfer of the Year in 1958. Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmel' knew be was around. He SEEK MASTERS TITLE -Ge~• Littler (Jell) and Bc)lh were deadlocked at 279, following Sunday's Billy Ca.aper exchange a few words prior .to teeing liilal round oJ play. An 18-hole playoff was sched· off in playoff ro'urid today for Masters golf title. uled today. .. ~~--=--'~~~~-'~~~~-'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- (M.HIOl;N'-' "' lllMllAI (YT't' ..... •* .. ,.* A~.ftl 1•11 ... Ktttr,rt s110 " .......... ''''°"'·cf J •• ""'*-rt I I I I K!Rplt(ldl;. 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Hall, Girl, 16, ShilreAAU Swim Honors CINCINNATI -Mark down Gary Han • and Suo1e Atwood 11 to.o ol the eight cboka fer an American swimmln& squad that will tour Europe lhia summer. Hall, an lndJana University !reoilman hailed by IOl1le u the world's best swim-m• today, and MJ11 Atwood , a 1&-year .. old llrallh~A high ochool student, from Long Be1ch, swam off with the major honon in the national AAU lodoor short coune lwlmmln( championohlp Sunday night. 1be AAU wfll lnl'IOUl'lCe this week the f()UI' nien and four women who wm represent the United States against Aullttlan and Clecbollovakian teams. Se.lectklnl wW·be based on performances in the lndoo< oompetlUons here. HaU, a p-aclu ... ol Rancho Alamltoe JDgh in Glrdtn Grove, swam off with four UU• -the only one to do it in the AAU -In Ibo nJ yard backstroke, 400 Individual medley, 200 butlerfly and 200 individual medley. 1be Santa Clara Swim Club claimed the rii"en's ind Wcmen's team titles much lo !ht surprlle ol their coach, George Haines. • NEW YORK -'!here la no agreement on movtnc the Wuhlngtoo club of the American Bukelball "-talion lo the N1Uooal Bubtball A.uociatlon 11 part of a mer1er de.al. says Earl Foreman, owner or the Waohfnllon franchises. Fomn1n told 'nae Asl0Ci1,ted Press by lel.,,000. from Walhlngton Sunday' "I'm not aware of · any agreement reached between the two merger com- mittees and I was the.re every minute." • J~ by the.way they're running tbe lhreHJ\Jle 0-days In Paclllc-3 dual tract meeta, llOl1111190M tplY just.approach the workt rec<lfti of AustraJjan Ron Clarke by the time or Ibo league cha:m- pionlblpl. Ffto1wan Sieve ~ set the . t.mpo ol the clay Salunlay by nmn!ng the lhreMnlJe In 11,10.t , one of !ht fastest mll'b in the world thb year. His Oregon temunata Mike Lydnl'and Steye Savage allO clocked pod rnll'ts: in the event, 11:'8.I Ind 14:ot.O for . a sweep of Callf<miL ~~ nine points in that event were declsive in a dual mM at Berkeley as the Ducka beat the Golden Bean IJO. 74. CA1'1 Clarence Johnson · won the high jump ,at 7..(1,Jsaac CUrt1s won the 100 in t .5 and the Golden Bears won both relays, but it wun't enough. Hil ttunnhlg upeet of favored Ole Olieaon of Southern Callfontla enabled the ~~Huskies to earn a .77-'fl tie with tbe _vaunted TrojllJl.!. Oleeon ran a creditable 13:39.6 and !rethman Fred 'l'1dlenon or use ran 13,4.1.5, • L06 ANGELES -For !ht lint time In tho Loe Anples Stan' thrff-year his1«y. tbe American Butetblll Association club ii playoff-bound. But today they're Ulink~ Jng more 1bout leCODd place. 1be Stan pulled away from Carollna In the fourth period before z,m fans at the Sporla Arena on Sunday and beat the Cou.gar1 10$-101. 'Ihat, combined with a Jou by tut-place N.,. Orleans, uoured them ol a pootMllOll berlh. ~·Sutton Faces Houston in. Astrodome ' LOS ANGELES (AP) -"Wheo we got 11head, I'll be.darned 1f I wu goin1 to let 10 of that lead." That wn Blll Stnaer's summation of .Loa Angeles' first victory of the year .Sunday, a 6-0 triumph over San Diego at bodger Stadium. ' Singer, ""° lost his nrst start of the year, checked the. Padres on four hits and whiffed sli: t.o put a halt to the Dodgers' ,:tlve.game lol1ng streak. The ooo,e.r1, hoping to bounce back lrom their wont ltart •lnce the club moved to Loi An~lea Jn 1968, now go on the road for the flrsl Ume lh1s season. 'fhey open e nine-game tr1p tonight In Hou.<to11. Don Sutton (O-l), opposes the ..Asfro.~ Denny Lemaster. The Dodcer•, who hadn't ao much u ltd tn 1ny of the previous five games, jumped Oii San Diego starter Pat Dobson for four runs in the fnt lnn!ng. Bill Buckner and Maury Wills started the inning with ·base hits, WUUe Davis sacrificed and Wea Parker, who had two hits Sunday to snap out of his slump, singled for a quick W lead. Before it was Dorl9er S late -1..-.. IC,I U•l ,,.,., U Dodllitrs .i Hwlllln J:U •·"'-,,,. .... 14 DD119tB 11 .._,.IM J:U p.m. AH, II DDdHn 91 CIMhw11H J •.111. over Jim Lefebvre and Tom Haher aGO &l"ngh!d across runs In &be Dodgers' bil· gest explosion to date. In the seventh Inning , Bill Grabarkewit.z -in the lineup only because National League Roolcle-of·lhe- Year Ted Sl.zemore was a&dellned with 1 lea Injury -slammed his nm ma~r league home run, a two-run shot lnto tht right field seals. "You bet r was happy," amlletl the man they call Crabby. "After all , now I lead the club in home ruru." While it was the Dodgers' first homer ol the year, it wasn't Grabby's Ont on a Sunday. Three years ago at Santi Barbara, Grabarkewitz hit 24 home nms, 114 of. them coming on Slillday. And at Albu- querque &be wu:t year five ot bll 10 home runs were Sunday ll!!olll· "Ihe they NJ," be added with a smile, "1lW"aya on Sund1y." Manager Walter AlslOI went with a lineup that wu cb1nge<I cotl31derably trom the flrlt five games. "When we were lollng, all those ball• were outs," commented Alston . "But when we w1n suddtnly they're baH hlta. It'• 8J almple II that'' Tbe Doc!Jer• ... maklag ... rosier ad- lustment. ukinl waviera on veteran re- lel pitcher AlvlnMcBean In hopes of 1tgn. Ing Camilo Puqual, impressive in two workout. with the ctub. P1squal will ac- company !ht Dodgtn on Ibo trip but won't be signed unW McBean's future la aetiled. SAN Dt•ff LOS ANOaLll .. , .. ,.. ... ,.,.. 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Prompted by Wilt ATLANTA (AP) -4'It aeema like all ebamp -either Mllw1ukee or New Ym:-t we dkl in the second half was shoot (ree -fur the NBA title. That serieS, with throws." New Yci'k holding a 1..0 lead, reswnes Guard Jerry West had tlllt explanaUon tonight iD New York. Sunday ar the Los Angeles.La.ken, bit· West, who combined with forwmd ling 47 o1 10 charily loioe&,' came from Elgln Baylor lo !eod the Lak.,. usautt behind lo down the AUant> HaWl<I, 119-from ·Ibo llne, po1nCed lo !ht o1Jv1001. Loe 115, tn the opening game of their belt.of· Angeles canned 35 of 40 charity sbotJ In seven serles for the Nlilonal Basketball the second half and in the procea. Asaoclatlon's Western Diviskln cbam· _'overcame a \16-polnt Atlanta lead. plonshlp. Baylor·881d lbe rash ol AUanlll !~ls The two teams clash again here· Tues-was prompted' by big, WUt Chimbetlain, daf'.he eventual winner of. the Western who only rtcer1Uy returned to the Laker Division' will meet the Eastern DlvlsiM '. ~~~·~:z1oeryWlltt''' he ~, Black Hawks, Pittsbnrgh Win Four Straight By A1sotlated. Preu Bill Reay thought about the question for a momeRt. Now that Detn>il ,was out of the way, who would · the. Chicago coach prefer to face In the N~Uonal Hock~y League Stanley Cup semlfinl.ls when Boston and New York finally setUe their series? "After lookiJl,g at that game last night on TV," said Reay thoughUully, "I'd like to stay home." 'Mie Bl~k Hawks finished off Detroit In four stralaht games, winning each ol them by a 4-2 score -the final oJte Sun-- • day. Now Chicago will wait for tbe aurvivor -ll anybody survives -of tbe small war being staged between New York and Boston in the other East Division serles. The Rangers squared that Olle at two games apiece with 1 4-2 victory over the Bruins Sunday nlghL In West Division play Sunday, 'Min- •esot.a tied its series with St. Louis at 2-2 by surprising the Blues 4-0 1 n d Pittsburgh swept Oakland In four straight with a S.I overtime victory. Detroit, which dropped only three d. its last 19 regular season games In the torrid NHL stretch drive, appeared burned out agalut the Black Hawks and never got storied. Chicago d o m I n a t e d the series throughout, although none of the games were runaways. Bobby Hull Jed all ecorer1 with three goam· and l\s assists in the four games while StaR M!tita, who had a goal and two auiats Sunday, finis~ ed with three goals ind four uslsts for the serieJ. While Chicago was finishing off Detroit, ~ Rangers and Bruins almost finished each other off. The two clubs Ued 0< broke every team peulty record for 1 single St.anley Cup game In Saturday'• 4-3 Ranger .victory and 1UU were belting each other Sunday as New York evened the ,q!rles. In Saturday'• game referee John Ashley -called 31 penalties for a tot.al of 174 minutes Including 14 majors and teven misconducts. Boston'1 0 ere 1t Sanderson and New York's Dave Balon both were tagged with double majors, mlAConducta and g a m e misconduct.a before the game was two minutes old. "ev~body starts breaking. There's ~­ lncllnitioo !or !ht oppooing tum lo 1ciok back momentarUy and, wben we tatelid, they've been caught In that split leClltllj. '!'be natural mov• or the man ~ you is to try to sklw you down wttbli.it ! getting caught by the officials." ·;:; Atlantl coach Richie Guerin disa~. however, and Uid the La ken "dktn't Pt that many fouls ofi the cutoff siluations.!' He al.lo was somewhat b~ue wt.i'1 asked why his ·team was nabbed for to many fouls in tbe second hall. -·· "You're asklng that question In 'the wrong room," be declared. "Go in t.hi!!te where (game o(ficlals) (Mindy} Rudoljih 1nd (Manny) Sokol are... · ·: Atlanta, primarily behipd .the,~ play of Walt· Bellamy, took a 28-25 lead m the·first quarter, stretched It to 67..SZ_..it intennla&.ion, then ran into trouble ~ building a 16-point edge midway o( .. ~ third period. • • Los Angeles cut the margin to 9341 lit· the end ol the third and finally wedt · · ahead to stay on two foul shots by Bayl,!fr with 2:03 remaining. •· West, with 38 points including 11 ot·~ free throws, led !ht' Laker atlaCI; althoogh flaylor, with 14 of IS charl7 tosse.s, finished with 30. Walt Hauanl was high for Atlanta with 29 poinl!I. •• Bellamy, who hit u points and snaggea eight rebounds In his big lint quarteT-, finished with 24 points and 21 rebounC!S. At the same time, be limited Chiin- berlaln to 16 points and 17 rebounds. . In the othE!' playoff game too much top 9000 left the Milwaukee Bucks with.tqo little too late Satw1lay, but they expedlo come in on time tonight when their N~ Uonal Basketball A!!Joclation ptayop series remnes againlt the New X~t Knicks. ·:-. The Knkks opened Saturday altermon· with , an easy 110-JOZ vlct«y over t!te sluggish Bucks In their besk>f-7 East.en Division final series. · "!lie Bucks, wtlo felt behind earfy mid never came aJive until the final perioa. could only blame thelr quk:k victory over Philadelphia tin the divialon semiflna!i • The Bucks OUlted the 76ers in five &am.b and then had to wait around until !he. Kn!cb l!nt'1led of! Baltimore "1. "It's tough to lty around eight d1JS," pointed out coach Larry . Costello aha: Saturday•• defeat. "We weren't lblrp:" LOI o\HCILIS 81ylor CMmbtfl1"" (0\1111$ .. ~ 1!.rlliM~ G•rrett H.il'llO!'I _, 0 ' T • 1 .. 1. JO ' '-10 " 2 ._~ I ' .., . t t.t I• ' ·-· ' . ,,, ' l• 1 .. 21 ll 1ollll JI '710 II' L• Allfll .. Alt.nr1 '°"'... out -'-'• C1klwtll, Hll0$0A. 1. ATU.H'To\ • • • IHN I H J llllllW( ' .. , u 1""9ft; 7 2·t " eaW¥N11 1 •t •u °"'" 1 "5 • c,....,. ..... H•1t1,d 11 J.t It H...,_ • 4-l It "-"' ' J"!. ·' T11911 tit_,. li t1 :N ~·-"'. • If 16 22-111. Ant•IM. '°"""' "'"""'· ·,· -~~---...... ··-· . -----..----....... --... -. ------------~ ---, ·: • DAILY PILOT :i20thWin I .l ···1Post ed I .~By UCI • • • •• ·; II)' BOWA'RD L RANDY .............. .;: ~·--get-tlntl lo lio I bobll "Ith the UO ; Inlet blleball tum and ts : -"' ... ... lllUlmWll ; dlllMW for the Ant.ten. : , Allor clefealinl the un1 .... 1- -:-: ty ol S.. DltiO, 7-3, In tho :::: nlDe-kldng opener or a " .. dollbl-der 1t th• lrvinl :;.: campus fielllt the two teams . : ;: blltled to I IS-inllin& 1-1 : · ~· ducdock Sat~ aftemoon .: befOH -Cllled I ball . : to pla7. . ' It WM the aeeood 15-inninC 1ame of the week for Irvine and -1'• -1U ran tbt :. l8llOll record to • victories, ; el&bt deteN and two Ues, ; bOttl with Sill Dieao temn•. ~ Daft Wollos won hil eipith "'\tedakm aglbllt no defeali ln ~ ..._ oplfter and came back to : plldl the llnol four t..,lngs In ' lie night-cop. The rubber- . ~ anned burler came on in ·-relief ol Dem!s Nlcho!IOll. ;. Wollo1 ... ti.red 10 blse hit. ~ 1n the .-r. ttrltinf out four . :• and Wllkinl two. Two of the $ three rum were earned. Jn the ~ nlgbtctp, he 1ave up one, hue l hit and .. """ to bring JU ! e.r.a. for a 111 lnnlno to t.52., • UC! ._ the Redlondr ' l llulldop '11Mldly 11"'- Mood<I • .llril U, 1970 in.• sinfle -in I return , motch wltll -·"'the teams EAGLE SPEEDSTER -Rieb Wood of Estancia • .. -.boWng a v1cta'y over the High skim.I over the l&l low hurdles during the re-- OAtLY PILOT s•ff ,..._ Blacker of San Clemente and Craig Dunlap of West- minster. • ·Ahttalers. cent Beach Cities Invitational. He's trailed by Bob • Redlands won an ab-_:.:::.:...;:.:c:.:::...:.:.:::.:...:.:::.::::..:::..::cc_:_~~~~--''-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Area Spikers Shine In . Chaffey Classic BJ Pen. ROIS muld out tlie mu odlooll .................... .-red. N<wporl IIarbar' mid~•-Of ihe -meet r-.!I ~~~~ ille ":: (ooe In tM oPOn .,.i two in the __...... Y noriota) wblcb were equalled aJ¥1Ual Chaffey lnvil.atlonal or bettered, one fell t o JftP lQck and field meet in Newport'I ...,._,, Terry O!Urio. Albritloo who captured the Bob Hailey's Tan loot the novice, it.>! with 1 iMll team cbaqi-p to Son bu .. 8ernanltoo 36-25 • the . novice c11vi.Ion .,;.. :-Teamm1ll Mork S..-. tblrd behlod Santa Ana md was rumerup in the apen tbot Ganie. G r o v e ID the open behind Flll1-'1 Kent Pljd divbioo with I ~ tou. W..cDinster made the next The other record came ID beol tbowing of the four the nol'lce ro yord h I g h Orance Coast area IC.boots to-hurdles, w b e re MagnoUa's volved, pkklnl! up 15 Point. in Fl<d Cooper tied the meet the open divi!ioo and 10 In the staodard of 1.0. He was follow- novke category. ed. to the tape by Matt Hogsett Huolington Beach had final of Newport, who was timed In team scores of two and JO and 1.1. Costa Mesa sis and 31/z in the Hogsett wm the novice 120 open and novice categories to low hurdles_wtth a 13.5 mark. ' Team wmner Sa~ Ana eclipsed the only meet record in the open competltion by virtue of a 42.1 448 relay vic- tory. Qrange County athletes ac. compll5hed complete sweeps of three open events and two novke events. Sanla Ana's Jackie Wh1te (9.6, 20.5) beat out Loara"s • Sieve Elkins (I.I, :I0.7) In flle open 100 ll1d 2:IO with bo!J1 runners h1vln1 *Of1 ~wlndllDeacbrace. Croli Beyers ol Loara, San- ti Ana'• Johll IViMteld ail Ml¥ Black d Anlhelm -. pleted the COW1t7 IGO ..,.,.,.. ly while llrel'1 Tom Teepll, BW Hein ol Twilin ll1d Ell< l4IIler ol Sooor• ...... ,. other -In the -lurlq. Anodier county ._ ...,. in ... ., the open 440 ,_ with saraa Ana sopho..- Bob Harrell racing to a 41.1 win. He WM followed by Mlgnolio's John Galbrolth, Pete Hughes of La Habra aod the Newpon duo of Riclc Schukz and Howle Rogm. In the novices, five coun- tiaM managed the top five spots in one of the 880 races with Westminster's Jeff Younc claimlng first in 2:03.7. Plac· ing in the same race behlrd Mm were Wayne Wall of La Habra, Jim Shuman of RardwJ A1amitos, Orange's VJ n c e Russ and Jlm Keathley of Westmimter. Fullerton Wins Loop Swim Title * * * * * * Although flni!>lliol' second In the South Coast Cooference swim champiooshjps, Orange Coat College received 80me outstanding individual perfor-mances. Chaffey Result,s -tee -'· wtlll• (llfl!t ...... , ...... t. ElklN 1~•1 t ... , 2. Brl'lrs (Loar•l f.tw, .a. WIN!wd tSttll• Antl s. 91tdl '""'"""'" 2211 -1. Wittie ($11111 Alltl IOAw, 2. Mttel, S. ~ IVlll• Ptril). • ,. .... *"' -= Stllll ......... G1'111n o ...... U. H-1 ~ .. L_.1 lt; L.1 H•• lt. U• ..... M. W•lml11ti.r U, Gl!llSM IS. ~ ll, SrM 12. Rt-II, .. nit l"e .. ""'-11, ,,_.ldalr 11, 'ulllrtoll a in.lated seven inning lffalr, 7-5, early In Mardi. Rain CM!> ed the game to lie ........,.cl. Saddleback Santa Ana Wins 2 UCI Crew Fullerton WOil the three-day .swimfest, which coocluded Saturd_, at Orange C.out with the final seven event... The Hornets totaled 177 points while OCC bad 140. Third place Cerritos was far back with 53. e:111;1,. tl.Mr•l 30,?w, J. r..,i. 1e.-1 21.W, .a. Ht1n (TllftlllJ, S. #11111" (lor)lrll. .. (119Qo "1) -l. Htr""I Cllltt8 Mii ..._ t. G_,brtlth (Ml-11•1 41'.0. 2. Hu .... Ill H.tlar1J, '4 Sdlullt. CN-fl, 5. 11°"" IN"""'°"l. ..... . lOO -1. Wide IA) 10.1, t. ~ ISM atmll'lllllll 10.t, ». Ktltlt 1-. hllml 10.3, 4. IMINfl 1'-*''•o~ WtlOllt {~ll 81m1rdlnDJ. CUch Gary Adorns Indka- ted he would start Wollot on the mound against the Bun. dogs Thursday with Nicholson In relif!:f. The Anteaters theft· host UC San Dtego In a twin- Nine Wins Twin Bill Bue Loss Streak . • blll Saturday, Ttle Anteaters seottd twice .. 1n the flnl 1noin, of the : . : opener on hits by Bobby Far'-St retches to 12 . : : -tar and Rocky Craig and two Sad d 1 e back College's · errors. 'M!ev added anothtt baseball team christened its ~med tally In tlie thin! ll1d ~w diamond In style Satur-~ four ttmesltn the fourtll., cla . ~,_,_ ~. of 'Yitii Tom Spence d•Mn.< 1he y, • .,..... a~-games .!nnat two nina ·acroa wtth a ~.from ~ Co n re r e n c e !.clQgle. leader Mt. San Jacinto, ~!1--7 •: •••n .... a and M . The second game :;..: V, OP MM IMS: ~J'I II rtil wtni U inoir:llS. ' :•.._;..111 "'1 1 • • 1be double win ru the ......,,.it I t I I ' ' :er_.,,., 211 1 1 • 1 Gaudlol' conferenc.e record to ~t:'.~c" : ,. : ~ : 8-4, juj two games behind Mt. ~PMf'ldl. a 4 1 2 • JAC (9-3), Four other team.'I It~"' f' ! : ~ : are still alive tn the race, m. PtfstlOll, ct , 1 1 o eluding Imperial Valley (M), :~11• P ~ ! ! ! , Victor Vall~, (7-3), Mir a °'"'1" • 1 • o • Costa (~3) Ind Desert (5-5). • T~k..it 1 I e e . To1111 }; , 10 ' Coach Doug Fritz' club uc: 1RV1•• '1 , returns to c.lrcuit action Satur-" "' , F•rr.r, If 4 J t ~ 1 Qay, hostlnl College of the 1 ·tvtor•.,. ~l :. .J : Desert in a double header. The .! ~111 • • 2 , first game will begin al noon. '. ~ ... " 4 •, • o Tuesday Saddleback hosts the ~.,...,_,. 4 1 o I ~ .,_.,, 211 4 1 1 o Qa State (Long Beadt) frosb ' Allftr90ll, c " I I O at 2·30 ~1'!'""·• 4 • • • ' • .,. .. T ... 11 ,, 1 to 4 1be Gaudlos"wert dealt two ~::. 1-" 1•11111 , ,. • xvere blows in the first game : 1i. et s.11 oi. 010 ooo ~ 11 • when catchers Steve Smith . :;uc 1""1"' sPCOt11:~:::"'4 11 •2 and Ed Wllllams wert injured., • ·· u." U.H 011H en , .., SmWl suffered a fractured ~ r . : :Mcf'lt111,.. 111 • • 1 • cbeet bone dunng a pl ay at ~ ,OOll:l:tlla, l& S I ; : thlrd bne in tile third iJWng .•w1111n, t s .-&. illi • 'A,_kll. 'Jb I I I wulle W" 8J1\I sprained an · J111o" ; C : ankle iJI a play at the plate ! ~~" 1 • o two frames later. ·:t4vtcfllbtld, If t • 0 l ; ,,....,_.,ct • .1 o Smith wl I be out the rest of • •01¥11." ' ; : the seaS«1. 'lbe amount of • I lltlrmtil. a J I I time.Willie.ms WU! be sidellned • iJA~'°"-• , 'I ' • Toltll 6 7 I 1~ undet-lned • ~ UC lllYIH• Cl) !.II '"'Ul • '•\ 111 11 r111 Saddelback.bombed Mt. JAC t ;t•mr. If 4 0 1 pitching for 10 hits In the first ~ IYlllll"•· Jt ' l 1 • cr•'•· ct • • t game with Mike Edwards · ::=~·~" : : ~ leading the way with a double H1nut1. 11 • o o and two sillflles. ~y,2b • 0 1 Sl\tfltll, c s • • Nkhol-. 1 i 0 0 won ... 1 1 • • leltll 41 1 7 Sc.,, ty 1""'-. ' ,U.9'$.D. ' DOii 100 OOt .. .._, 000 lOl IOf ........ • UC 1rvllla ' ' ' ! Baseball . Standings • ' . ' ' l'llST ..... SI~ (IJ) .. NlolllH!, 211 • ~Mdl .... cf • (l'll'lst-. u • Ed'WU•h, :Ill • Smltll. c ' Wllllam1, c • 9oM• .. rf ' HO'\'l, If • lt¥it, lb ' S1Vbb1, rf-c ' ....... 1.,.1ori, " ' Tot1l1 » ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , ' ,; ! O•lallT CON,llllllMCI • I. •• t #1. Sall J.C"''• • J Ml. S.11 JKlll"' {1) .. ' • • ' ' " ' , ' .-. •• lb (.row, II Mt;l;orlit1, c CrlH, • Hennv. lb ' . ' ' , . 1'1"1-1-4 V1llt'1' I 4 _, Vktol" \/all" I l "'~ .. , Mlrl CO.It S J ..: °'""' 5 s •. •into.I l 7 l T,_I, rt t lltfM'I'. " I Hlftl\llletr. cf I HtMktl. cl s 1( .. 11111"''. s T......,, ' 1 Toltl1 , ' ' . ' . 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' 1'1111, JI ' l ltrnttt, :lb • 1 ~~1:::11 cf 1 : Plrt!, rt ' t EY•nt, :I'll 1 0 H111ton. c ' 1 l'l lJtrtll, If l 0 H!mmtrbtr•, • • I To1tl1 31 ' klrt b't lftnl!I" • "' , • ' • • ' ' ' • • , • • • ' • ' • ' • • • ' ' • ,. ' ' ' • • • ' • ' ' • ' ' • ' • ' • ' ' Ol'•ntt Coett 5t"I• Ana ' .. 100 002 ooo-.:i ' l 21• 000 001--' 1 1 Rangers Tie; Fini sh Third BELL GARDENS -The Coast RaJliers Soccer Cub closed out its Pacific Soccer League season Sunday with a 4-4 tie v..tth host South East United. The reserves dropped a 2·1 verdict. The major club fell to third • '. • ~· Ctlll'Oll' I 7 ·,•pai.v,,,.. ot . : '"""'"'' ~ ' ,. 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Campbell Talt scored from 30 yards out to give the Rangers a britf 4-3 l111d ln the 80th minute. Pirates twioe by scores of a-0 and '-3. The pair of setbacks ran the Pirates' conference record to 1·11. Orange Coast, now 5-16 for the season, ha-1 not won since March 7 when the Pirates defeated Fu11ert.on. occ gets another mance to stop its streak Wednesday when it hosts F JC in 1 sin1le game that begins at 2:30. Saturday, the Pirates face conference leader Cerlt.oa in a doubleheader an the OCC dla· mond. In the first game last Satur- 'day, Santa Ana scored six limes in the seventh irming to turn a close contest into a rout. Tom King had two of the four OCC hits. In the rutecap, the Dons punched across a run in the last of the ninth to win. The Piraies outhit Santa Ana, 9-7, in the second game with Dan Clark and Don McNealy get· ting two hits each. Vikes Laud Wrestlers Marina High School honored its wrest.Ung team Saturday at Knotts Berry Farm. Individual honors w e r e awarded to members of the varsity, junior varsity and frosh-soph teams. The winners we re announced earlier at Marina High. Vanl'Y Most OUtstanding: B o b Haun: MOit Improved: Dave Jackson; Most Jnsplralional: Pat Beasley. Janlor Vanity M0<t autslandlng: Gary CaJl00.1ii: Most l"'J'inllional: George Dutra: Most Improved: Rick Sweaten. Frosb-soph itost Outstanding: Harvey Hirata; Most lmpt0ved: Nick Vorono: Most Iospirallonal : Don Smee. OCC Crew Trips2 Foes Orange Coast College crews remained undefeated Satur- day, winning all four racer with Cal State (Long Beach) and UC San Diego al Long Beach P..tarlne Stadium. The freshman four won with a Lime of 7:31 while the varsl- t y four covered the 2,000.meter course In 7:24. The freshman crew won by rive seconds over Long Beach in 5:24 while tl'le junior v1rrity finished 21 seconds ln front of Cal Slate In 1:25. ' l .Remain s Undefeated UC Irvine increased the tempo of its stroke in the final 200 meters to overtake !Ayola Unlvtnily and post it. tblrd atraight victory of the seuon Saturday morning in North Lido Qlamel. The win leaV'8 UCI un- defeated in v a r a I t y ('Otn- peUUon with UC Berkeley and Cal State (loll8 Bead!) it. other victims. Saturday tlie Loyola ...... moved into an early lead down the 2,000 meter coune and held it to the final :m when couwain Dennla Sweeney call- ed for a faster "beat and the Aotut.n Hspooded to post a narrow victory ln 8:11.0 . Loyola was timed In l :IU for tbe vamty race. Irvine's jmOOr varsity won over the visitors with a time of 1:40 to 1:50 for the Cubs. In the freshman r a c e , Loyola won with a time of l :il to 6:50 1or· 1rvin. . UC! will return to North Udo Olannel Saturday to host UCLA and Cal Slate (Long Beach) in tbe fin.a.I tuneup for three successive reg at t.a s which will conclude th e .. ..... San Diego wiU host a regat- ta on April 25 ln Mission Bay followed by the Newport Regatta at North Lido Channel and then the Far Western Ownpionshlpe in M a r i n e Stadium at Long Beach. The Pirates' An.ly Ericu.n, Bruce Johr&on and <J:iris Gammon all captured their specialties Saturday, Ericbon, who won the 50 free 'lbunday, capturtt the 100 free Saturday in 49.7. Jotmaton also became a double winner in the meet with a 2:23.7 In tlie :m br•-k•, a 5ea.!On best. He had won the 100 breaststroi.e oo Friday. Gammon, a winner in the 200 butterfly 00 Friday, WU victorious in the 100 butterfly (5U) Saturday. Fullerton 'a Byron Reiden. baugh captured the 2 o o backatroke in 2:04J). It was Reidenbaugh's third viclo<y In the meeL Earlier he won the 200 lndo ll1d 110 backstroke. SMllt c... C:S::l;;w..., 1""'9 ...... , 1.fdO lnfttvr. -1. Mor1i. (Cer-~J, 11:ss ... , 2. sm-(occJ, 11:02.11 2. 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"""' Ctlllonlll •I """'" ""Ill K-1 CllY a1 Ml~I Cit'Wllnd II Ot!nll WISl!llle!all " ltrll!!lln, 111eM New Yllft 11 .. "" DEAN LEWIS IMPORTS 1966 HARIOR ILVD., COSTA MESA 646~9303 Authorlnd S.rvlct and Pim for All lmportod Con Modorn Body Shop for All Con Onnge County's Llrcest 1nd Mos~ Modern Toyota and Volvo Dealer ' COROLLA 1970 $1853. + Tax & Uc. ALL MOD ILI IN I TOCK MA•K H-HILUX ,ICKUP ., LANO CIUllll S....COIONA 1 VOLVO If you're sold on • VOLVO we'I ,el you ont. THE FINEST SELEcTloN DF LATE MODEL IMPORTS and SPORT CARS "' IN ORANGE COUNTY , ~· Cl fir ., .ot Ire Bf 0 1 • lht • fir ' l J · Ba •Ya cle ni! Cit Isl of I "" '" SC( , Coi Ri1 cla "" Kil 1 fin S• p.r I , tin th. 1 --------------- -·-·----='""""'-,-.,..--------·-- . -' . CLOSE START -Glass A P-Cat skippers get oil tQ a fairly even start in the ~first race of the Desert -Regatta. Pat Carriker (No. 150) of Phoenix was the ... eventual winner, and Tom Omohundro (No. 229) of Newport Beach was second. l Others are Jack Belton (No. 364) of Palos Verdes; and Ted Mosher (No. 333 ) from Pacific Palasade·s. • l!REEZY LAKE -Unidentified Hobie Ca t skipper lifts one pontoon out of water as he flies toward rugged shore of Lake Havasu in Desert Regatta. OVER AND OUT -cr'ew of an unidentified P-Cat look. anxiously for help after • t~ey spent 25 mrnutes m chilly Lake l!avasu when their craft capsized during · first race. Boat was righted by patrol boat and dropped out of the race. ' ' Baruna Romps Home John Mcintyre's 7 2 -foot time win ln Class A and ry Steward. LAYC. -Baruna from Long Beach overall, giving ~r a clean CLASS B-(1) Moon Day, Ed ·Yacht Club romped home a sweep. Lorence, LAYC; (2) Gypsy, clear cut winner Saturday Harry Moloshco. LBYC; (3) · night in Los Angeles Yacht Winds of 25-30 kiwl.s. ac-Pirate II, Merritt Adamson, Club's windy San N i c 0 I as companied by rough seas, CYC. I I d the r lh r t d\lsted the neet off S a n f s an race, our ea ure CLASS C -(1) Intrepid II, of the Whi tney Series. Nicolas Island, contributing to Barry Berkus. LAYC ·, 12) Bar'" fi 'shed the 148-·1 several gear failures and .... a tru · m1 e Amante. Don Barber, LAYC; ~course at 10 p.m. Saturday, blown out sails. Smaller boats 131 De '' fl Joh H 't nearly four hours ahead of the went around the rock with sw ny · n ooten, f BCYC. second boat, lrving Loube's ree ed mains and small jibs to CLASS D -(I) Windswlft. Columbla-57 Concerto from, sl~!n the race. Karl Tonberg, CYC·, (2) Ef Richmond Yadlt Club, but her 1uc light air part of the race elapsed tim'e was far oU the in the 08t.alina Channel con-Tigre, Bill Peterson, CBYC ; mark of 20 hours set by John tributed to the relatively slow (3) Aquarius, John Holiday, Kilroyls Kialoa II in 1965. elapsed times. The Ii n a I LBYC. -· The . majOfily of the fleet results : OVERALL -(I) Baruna ; finishtit between 4 and 6 a.m. CLASS A -(I) Baruna : (2) (2 ) Concerto; (3) V/lndswift; I Sunday. The race started at~ _C-O_nc_er_to_;_l_3J_Jo_b_il_au_·o_nc., H_ar_-_l_•l_E_I_TI_··gr:.....:e;'-(-5_) _In_b:_epi:_'_d_ll_._ p.m. Friday. l Baruna easily saved her time for overall corrected 'FRANKLY Do you want the one w~o works or the one who talks? Jack Hammeitt, now there is a worker for you. HAMMITT for COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL Tuesday, April 14th C1tlul1 let ttaMrftrttt, .... hit 11'tll It., Co•t• M.tu YOU CAN TRUST YOUR TRANSMISSION TO ANY OF AAMCO'S 550 CENTERS. W'OALD'I LMOR1 1~ tnC:W.'fTE Or•~• Cou"tf'• 01cl11t AAMCO AAMCO TRANSMISSIONS t541 ...... ,. ..... ;. 638-1200 ~ ....... ~&Glli.t I " Mondal, April ll, 1970 OAILV PUT I}• • WishnickCaptures Race to 'Ensenada ~·-9., 9APaca INllUAANCli BUI · Wllbnlck 'or New York beat Pel<r Rothschild o f Newport Beach by i h r e e minut.ea and 41 ~nds Satur- day in their breakneck run from Long Beach to Ensenada 1n tht second edition of the 1&&.mlle Pacific O f f s h o re Power Boat Race. But the margin wasn't quite what it· seemed. Wishni~k lost e.ight"' minutes after passing Oceanside when a water hose sprung a leak and he and his mechanic Bobby Moore had to stop to make re pairs. Wlshnlck fin ished the race in 2 hr. 50 min., 18 seconds for an average speed of &.5.5 miles per hour. Rothschild's time was 2:53:59 for an average speed of 63.7 mph. FL YING HIGH -Roberl Mann of Lake Hav.asu City hikes out to weather 8s gust catches his H0bie Cat during breezy ~irst race of Desert Regatta. Hobie Cats were largest class at the Colorado River classic. The ski ppers were co. favoi'ites to win the race after Swiss Navy Wins Race H~gh Winds Play Havoc With Lake Havasu Race Ca l -29s , led by Dick ' Deaver's Swiss Navy from Balboa Yacht Club, dominated Los , Angeles Yacht Club's Dunigan 's Roc k Race Satur- day. The race was the fourth By ALlllON LOCKABEY lo•ll111 Elfftw LAKE HAVASU CITY, Ariz. -P-Cats and ·Hobie Cats like wind, but Ulere was just a lit- tle too much of. it Sunday to suit the majority of the 222 skippers in five classes o( sailboats competing in the desert Regatta here. Westminster ' H u n t i n g t o n in the Little Whitney Series Beach and Fullerton. for Midget Ocean R a c i n g Fleet yachls. Two Orange County skippers Second place in the 45-mile were in the winners circles: race went to another Cal·29, Rolly Pulaski from Balboa Phil Doane's Serena from won the Hobie Cat C dlvlsion. Newport Harbor Yacht Club. and Hobie Alter from San But while the Cal-29s were J uan Capistrano was the win-taking the overall and Class A ner in the Hobie Cat A's. honors, the Newport-27s were Final Results leading the Class B division. P.CAT·A -(I) Pat Car-Class B winner was Puppy riker. Phoenix ; (2) T o m Farm, skippered by p e t e Omohundro, Cos\a Mes11o ; (3) Schoonmaker of Balboa Yacht Norm Marclµnerit , Malibu ; Club. Final results : Oon Aronow of Miami, Fla., winner of last .year's race, withdrew from the rice. Wishnick drove hil 3%-fOot Nova special, Rosi Q'Nova powered by twin ' GI· cu. in. MerCrulse.r1. Rothschild drove Thonderbalis, a II-fool Cary Craft powered by the same . type engines as Boss' O'Nova. Third place went to Dlck DeWitt of SOuth Gate In Allosaurus, a 28-rt. Thun- derbird powered by a single 496 cu. in. MerCruJser. Robert Magoon of · Miami, Fla., was fourth Jn Amdrea, a 32-ft. Cary powered by four 99.8 cu. in. Mercury outboards. Bill. Martin of. New Jersey was fifth in Hustler II, a 27..ft. Magnum with a single 496 cu . in. MerCruiser. . Joe Fry of Costa Mesa drove his' Ay Carramba ·a 14- !oot Autocoast with two 351 cu. 1n. Fords to sixth place. e BUSINESS e HOME e AUTO e BOAT e LIFE Bob Paley and Associ•t•s INSURANCE Phone 642-6500 474 E. 17th ·St. COSTA MESA DELTA SUPER QUALITY Tires Cost Less Co,.,pltt• l iR• •f Fiber4l111 l1ltff Tir•1 A¥•il•b1• Prlc" St9ft 11t S21.tS pl• ;,1.T .. fib•r4l11s Wid1 OY•l1 -Sup1r Prtl!'liurn - R1dl•I -Sports -S•"d lutlJY - I •II Si1•1 Truck Tir11 BERG'S DELTA TIRES 141 E. 17th St. • Costa Mesa • 645-201 o: l•nkAm•ric1rd IO,,.it11 htM llf hyl • M11·•t•t Ch•rte 2001 wnt 11tt,, s•~· ANA-541 ... tM HARBOR BASEBALL REGISTRATION IA.110 lit• R•tilir•tio" for 7th· Gr••• I Al:.o ¥•1 Mon., April 6 ...... REA SCHOOL Wed., April 9 ...... KAISER SCHOOL Thoro., April 9 ...•.. LINCOLN. SCHOOL Mon., April 13.· .. -.. DAVIS SCHOOL Wed., April 15 ...... ENSIGN SCHdoL Thora .. April 16 ...... TE 'WINKLE SCHOOL •• J .. ,i Consequently. the results wer~ compiled on the results of two races sailed Saturday, which also saw enough wind to capsi~ dozens of the twin- hulled windjammers -plus a couple in the single ·h u J l classes. (4) Bob Baker, Manhattan OVERALL -(1) Swiss Beach ; (5) R. Paul Allen, Navy; (2) Serena : (3) Dana Point. Sandpiper-, (41 Nimrod, Cham-Sttl Grode -6 P.M. ltll .,.._ - 7 P.M. 7tll & Abe" -71JI' P-CAT-B -{I) Joe Matza, berlain & Anderso.1, HHYC; ,..._1 641•9191 ' Sunday's race was called when northerly winds of 30-Ja knots kicked up a nasty chop on the usually tranquil lake on the Colorado River. Malibu ; (2) Ted Munroe, (5) Carronade, Barry & 11111, Jrll, 4,11 .,.._ _ Wetcll .., ..._ ........ .&prl 24 · Balboa Is I a n d ; (3) Art Klin~ensmith, LBYC. .. · Howard, Orange ; (4) Ron,-=~'.'.::::'.'.'.'..'.:::'..'..::::. ___ !!=:==============::.=='===="=' Many. of the more ex- perienced skippers in a I I classes were in fa vor of sail· ing the final race, but race committee chairman D o n Morden ruled against it in the interest of safety as many of the boats were manned by women and children. Pal Carriker of Phoenix re- mains the regatta champion by vittue of his double win in the P-Cat A division i n Saturday's two races. Another double winner on Saturday was St.even J. Pruess of Mesa , Ariz. in the Interlak-e Class. but Carriker w a s a\varded the t I e e t cham· pionship because he sailed against a larger number of competitors. It may well have been a Carriker day on Saturday ex· cept for a couple of minor mishaps. Pat's brother, Rick , was giving. him some Jlood competition· in the A fleet when he lost his steering in the heavy goinl?, and the two boys' father , Fred Carriker (with their mother as crew), was doing well in the B fleet until he lost hi s wife. Mrs. Carriker fell !;ram the trapeze du ring a gusty beat t o windward and her husband had to turn around a n d retrieve her. Ross. !'1-alibu; (5) Tony Rose, San Diego. HOBIE CAT A -fl) Hobie Alter, San Juan Capistrano ; l2) Wayne Schaefer, San Juan Capistrano; (3) Geoffrey Prindle, Laguna Beach ; (4) tie between K e o n i Warrender, Hopolulu, and .Jeff Jones, Newport Beach. HOBIE CAT B -·(I) Ron ' Wagnlere, Pacific Palisades; (2) Stephen Fletcher, Del Mar; (3) Lou Powera, Canoga Patk: (4) Rick Eva.ns , Newport. Beach: (5) Bob Lakin, Long Beach. HOBIE CAT C -II) Rolly Pulaski, Balboa; (2) Stephen Deen, Malibu : (3) John Golden, San Diego ; (4)' Bob Seaborn, Newport Beach ; (5) Gary Troyer, !\¢lands. SNIPE -(1) Jerr y Thompson, Long Beach; (2) Frank Gray, Uing Beach; (3) Tom Nute, San Diego; (4) Jeff Lenhart, San Diego; (5) Bix Bixby, Long Beach. INTERLAKE -(1) Steve Pruess, Mesa, Ariz; (2) tie between Frank Bigelow. Mesa, Ariz.. and Dave M e r t z , Phoenix: (4) Joseph Rowe, Phoenix ; (5) Donald De Freze, Phoenix. CORONADO . 15 -(ll tie between Jim Linsky, L o s Angeles, and Beattie Purcell, Oxnard ; (3) Dan Clapp, Arcadia; (4) Wayne Lund, Los Angeles; (5) Jeff Jones, Seal Beach. Orange County s k i p p er s dom inated the regatta in num- bers with 73. There were 29 1.~=========c;;;;I from Newport, 11 from Dana Point , 9 from Costa Mesa, 7 from Seal Beach, 4 from Laguna Beach, 4 from San Juan Capistrano, two from Santa Ana, 2 from Tustin and one each from Orange , ON THE TUBE For t I• i..1t <IJUld• to wh•f't h11pp•"i"<1J ~" TV, r••cl TV WEEK -di1tril:.ut1d wit+. th• S•turd•y •ditloit of tht DAILY r1LOT. 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CREATIVITY helps ad vertisers tell their stories and sell their goods in the affluent market served by the DAILY PILOT. ~laury Gardner of dis- play advertising department looks over layout with DAILY PILOT slalf artists Anne Hamblin (left ) and Charlotle •Andresen . The ad they 're dis- c~ssing \,\'iJI be ready to appear in the n~wspaper only hours after artists put final touches on the layout and · it is approved by the advertiser, a 10. cal retail merchant. ' ~,,..;·:111111, j QUICK HANDS place lines· of type,· ads and cuts (the metal plates used to reproduce pictures) into pa,ge 1orms as the day's prOOuct begins to ' take sliape. Compositor Arden ft1alsbury is only one of a platoon of printers who "build" the ncw!I pages under pressufe of' deadlines, work· ing against the clock to bring· readers the latest available information .in each edition during the day. ~ ·. DtLIVERV ot the ne~spaper is a speed event, too. Conveyor belts carry -l!\e papers through the mailroom where they are automatically lied in hlmdles of 50 and tossed to waiting circulation district managen (like Blatne .Robetts, shown here, (right) who speed them via a ~vehicle Oeel to ~iers for delivfll'Y. Mailroom for:emaii George Araui (left) and his crew c:m move 20,000 newsPf\pers an hour. .. I VOLUa.1E is the word at hie Copy Desk. DAILY P0..01' Copy Desk Chief Norman Aridei:son (right), aided by Tom Titus (backlround) and other copyreaders every day sifts, checks and edits more wire report& from worldwide ACY{S services than the average weekly news magazine putr lishes. Editors scan enough telepho!05 to wallpaper. a living roOrq every' 24. hours. Speed, born of experience, helps them keep it all fresh, too. THE woa.oS are ready. MarJorie Jack.son feeds them into a $2.S,OOO computer, a DAILY PILOT investment in speed and accuracy, which ~s a logic system to hypbenate w.o_rds as It reads characters at the rat~ of 1,000 a second and punches a new tape which will activate another machine for automatically setting type at•high spted. The machines can set type' at the rate of 6,000 lines per hour . PRESSURE here is both physical and menial Charles Haubrick, stereo- type foreman, checks impressfon made by page full of type on a mat S:QUeezed by 1,800 pounds of pressure per square Inch in ·lhe mat .roper. Mat can be curved and used as a mold to form the curved plate.s whlcli fit onto cylinders of high-speed printing presses which print the DAILY . ,, PILOT. It's part of the quick-paced daily proei:ss of r'eproducing 100,000 words for DAILY PILOT subsc ribers to read . .. ' ,, ' J\10DERN equipmen t helps the accounUna: department keep up with the "today" pace at the DAILY PILOT. Even as the day 's newspaper la being sped to Its reader&,. Sunnie Chauvin begins {ceding fll\U"ft iuto a desk model computer's aceotmti ng console. It helps keep trlelc of bllllnp lor ads and sul}scriptions. The machine. one of severtd tied ln to the main computer. helps handle $,000 accounts a month. •• • , . - RAPID communclalion ii the name of the game. Supervisor "Nita" Folsom and her crew of "ad-visors" handle 1,000 transactions a week ~y phone, mu1Ung ln publication of 5,000 classified ads .,.. words which help people buy, sell, rent or I ease ... even find lost dogs. Many 0£ the DAILY,: PILOT'S 150 phone lines are plugged jn here, the classified advertising de.: partment, home of "Want Ads" and Dime-A-Lines. . ' • .. PicnJRES, too, get the benefit of skilled, efficient handling by master: craftsmen who re-photograph them anQ, then transfer the images to • aensllized metal plates which are used to reproduce the photos as read-. er1 will see them in the newspaper. Here, Chuck Ryan takes a reall~: cloce look at a negaUve which will be used to etch the image on ·tht : metal plate. . , · .. · FINISHED PRODUCT is checked by Elwood Anderson, press crew chief, even u high-speed pr~ continue to roar at 60,000 impressions per hot.f completing the day'1 run on press u~ts which represent an ·inveslment; pc $3.$ fnilllon. Eleven·man press crew will feed into . these machines ttie equivalent of a roll of paper one page ·wide ai1d 110,000 miles IOng in printing the DAiLY PILOT this year. , ALM08T before the ink ~ dry. the product of our busy day ~ tossed :: deftly ort ,Wr lawn or porch by one of our 700 newspaperboy1 who are !: importaQt links in the chaJn of people it takes to brine you today's news : · and features today in the DAILY PILOT. And as our yOWlg independent : merchanta, lilte John Melton here, make their deliveries, we're gearing : · up for another busy day -all 1.000 of us. .· The "Now" Newspaper for All The Com111unities . I If-. The Growing Orange Coast , • •· • I • I . • • • • ···~·--.. -· L __ ~------- • I > I' -·----~~~ -·----.---------~ ------------------·---- ' • • • • ' ' . OAIU 'ILOT Mondl1. A"11 u, ;wo • • . • DAll~Y PILOT WANT ADS • • ' • 1 ;1!0U:::s:1~S~F~O:R~SA::'.L~l~:HOU::::isE~S~F:o:R:":SA:L~E:--:HO:::us~1~s~F:o:R~SA:L~.;---;i::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :'Gonaral 1111 -·• 1111 0-el -·READ THIS . .. I . ' -1-..,,-,-~ .,., --COUllTY'S LAllOIST .. : 2&29 HAm : . BOIA.EYARD 54&-8640 o,...-.,. tll l:>I i : ~ '-8-lJarlain I ' Ltu than one mile wa1k to the 1u~ Pacific ah:ft: 1b1a immaculate 4 bedroom. 3 bath, 2 •tory ~ home bu been appral.ed by the Veteran• , Adminiltralion at $31,300. : 1'tt o\vntt hu b e e n 1 1 tranlterred and 'Vfl')' anx- klua will consider any i t reuonable otter. Call to- ctay and steal It! Rustic Raa l'b1s beautif\ll (. bHroom Janch style home located -0-!. prime Colt& Meu. &ft& ~ :t.&ban Maw abakl: root, l l'\lltic wood exterior, ~eparated master ' )edroom IU lte, ~ , ,._.,.,.Uy added beam • -r.mllY ..... with I :l',_ranklln 'tftplaef:, deluxe pld lbag eupet1zw, eon-1 .Wrtible finished 1araee. I rumpu s room 1old Me d a J lion conwruence kl._tchtn and much. mu'fb more. All terms • av.iJ.able, No ~ VA,\ : ~ doWn J11A! '$33,500. I f :$fe It llOW! .. : ·' I ' Was $23,500 Now $21,100 ! : .No ~ney dawn MACNAl-IRYINE REALTY COMPANY FIN~ HOMIS LINDA ISLE BeauUful 4 bedroom hQme with dlnint room; 4\ia baths. One o! the sev.,.al fine' homes & lots that w.e bave available on Unda Isle. '145,000 •. Open daily. 11 Unda Isle. BAYFRON'F Best View of harbor entrance & lower bay available. Thil !ll'lciOlll 5 bedroom :1.-story home ii custom m every detail. Dlltinctive living is evidenced by the marble fireplace & extensive wood paneling. A mucullne den, lwmrlant master bedroom; formal dining room &.: lirini? room, all enjoy a marvelous view. Located on Bayside Drive with pier & float ,225,000. . DOVER SHORES Lorge 3200 5<1. ft. 4 bedroom home located in beautiful Dover Shores. Dining room & living room both overlooking outdooT ter- race with View of the bay. EleganUy draped· & carpeted. Landscaped in a manner to main· tain an open feeling & to allow maximum view of Back !!aY· Owner anxious. $89,500. Open· daily. 1130 Santiago Drive. 'BAYCREST Quiel luxury & Wleful decorating in this spaciow 4 bedroom home. Unusual master suite, large sunny breakfast area; formal din- ing room. Professionally landscaped.. 3 CaT gara~e. '87,500. Open· Sunday 11 to 8. 1921 Santiago Drive. DOVIR SHOltlS VllW True elegance in a prestige area is evidenced by thiJ 5 bedroom home. Extra large family room with wet bar. Fortna l dining room. BeiuUful entry court i. terrace. $g7,000. BAYCREST VllW 5 Bedroom 2-story home. Magnificent view from huge master suite. Large family room with encloaed wet bar. Today's kitchen with large breakfast area., Formal dlnin( room. Quality carpeUng & drapes. Pool • slce yard with paUo. A dramatic 4,000 sq. It. home on Fee land. P r i c e d for immediate sale at •es.~. BAYFRONT Excluaive Fee Simple, Bayfront home with a breathtaking v I e w. Pier ft float for large boat 3 Bedrooms. maid's room, den .-for· mal dbilJ)( room. Exquilitely decorated. O!· fered at '235,000. . 0-rol ' If you are In the markit for a NIW hOllMI, -th-outlland· Ing customlzed homu, built by Frank H. Ayres and Son, local· ed In a prl111e area very clole to HunUngton S t a t e Beach. The homes are pl'lced from '30,290 to $33,800 and very In size from 3 to 4 bedrooms, 2 to 3 car car· ages and 2 to a baths, with shake or misaion tile roofs, fi.r& places, underground uWities, concrete driveways, built· Ins and carpeUnf. TheH ii VA and FHA flnanclnf available. There are a homes available became ol credit rejectloDJ. Occupancy by May l, 1970 in thli unit As added features thbe homu In· elude such additional extru, u shag carpets. front .lawn land· scaplng with sprlntlers. Our next unit is now on sale for occupancy in May and Jun'e 1970 and introduces the new 3,000 sq. ft. 11El Dorado" model priced from $34,490. Rancho La C-a Homo• onlNOlchuntatAtlanta, Hunt ........ IHch ----1221 llM-rol BAY, FRONT JIM Spacteeular Yiew A,..rtmants Sub.tarronaon Parl<in9 -Tharapautie Pool 2 loclroom, 2 latli Conclominium From Only $41,500 10°/a DN .. , ~ 71/2% 3121' Wast C..ot Highway Newport Towers 642. 2202 BAYCREST BeauUlul Herb Brownell custom designed 4 Gonaral IDOi 0-ral llM i POSSESSION bedroom home. Uvtng room with high beam TOTAL l'AYMENT ;;;;;;1;;llllnll;;;;;:;;;l;;;JE;;;;;;· cellin& & large fireplace, Dining room. Swim· $1'4 PEil MONTH 111..,111 1ou'd better hurry on thll ming pool & gluSed. in, carpeted area for Rea.I aharp 3 bedroom, 2 bath orw. Sharp 3 bedroom year round enjoyment. Separate yard for home. Freshly painted. GI Co.ta Mesa home. No children. $62,500. loan of $15.800 at 5%% an. • to VellJl,050 down nual interest. You can't beat .,..,,...,..-.1an11 MACNAl-IRYINE it! SeMce ,._,Double VACANT.tutmov•ln!Anx· wltb tropical. plants and Gan,p, Forced. ab' Mat Soul owner reduced price to nlerfall. private r • a r Rutty Company Colrq*tely kneed. Sprink-$21,950 tor fut ..-. SJ*C- I I yatd and· teelllded patio 901 ~r Or., •·'Ito 120 '424235 len. Carpet . ., Drcpe1 kNI 3 BR le fam, PfPOUI tor summer BBQa. That'1 _.,... _. throu&hout! Family Roam. ~ with 2 patiol. boat rllht l2l.1llO IUll "'1«· 111111 llay11da Ori.. '75-3210 Lot., lhOw II to,.., GI or door • Iott of ...,, ...,. • Hurry! 1 , N.wpert leach FHA Terma available. •• Mt: it ..,,. • submit tmnl. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!.oi!!!!!J!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I WI SELL A HOME Call 5""UM, (open ewt.) 3 Bedroom ·fmir,.111:0;;·=•·r;;ef;;,'·~~~llOO~l~O .. ~-.o~ra:::l :=:=;;;;1000 ;;; wv:ik~~ &"'L;~ f1? ~=I • ' l Upper '$20 500 ... LIDO WATERFRONT APAITBTS 2790 llarhor Blvd. at Adami I -Open 'ID 9 PM P,\ID YOUR 1969 320 LIDO NORD ULTIMATE INCOME TAX77 Bribe -point brulh and KTUb bucket to Costa Mesa where )'OU'll find .~bargain of the year. It 6 Beautiful unlls. 6 Car gara1es i. utility room with 851 ft. fronting on excellent swim· 'ming'beach. Units are newly furnished . Plan ahtad for mo wtth tu IN IEAUTY .. v1np 1n ""' .P..1ous , 'AND DESIGN bedroom, ' bath home ..... arate 15 x 20 family room, FIREPLACE, bulJt.tns, car. pet.d and draped, WIB ..U NO OOWN GI ot IlU.. PRICED RIGHT! . 'rhds help, but the $$$ ~ yoo.'11 aave. No down to t Veta $ltn> d ow n to 1 • anybody. Call NOW or ! \you'll mill It! l I • I I I ' ' 3 Bedroom and Faml~ Room ! Take over 5%. %, $153. per ~ month includes tax es. : That's right. Total pay. ment \.\'il l be Sl53.00 per month subject to exU!tlng nlA. loan, includ lnr evtrythin& for this dttam house, 2 baths, b r I c k rt replace, beautiful ! enclo5ed pat Io, new carpeting, throuabout, doobl• ran.re. tim~v· . inc built-in kitcb. Won't ,!Ut Iona· Secluded County Fixer Upper Roducecl to $200,000. Xlnt term• BILL GRUNDY, REAL TOR (Our New Addret•) ID 0.-r Or., Suite 2, Newport IHch '42-4620 Gentral 1000 -.. 1 1000 $135 MO. BUYS s~A~')iRi~:~N YOU A NEW """'1om -· wllh 3 .... Clatmnmd 4 Bedroom HarM on Juie lOl ldHI 1'1.mlly Home Ob a quiet cul de sac slrN:t. $paclous llvinl room, Formal cllninS room and larat tamUy niom with built. in bu. Cote to Boys' aub and park, only $6(.950. llor d1tall1 •n-uso 4 BR HOME bedrooms, gol'leO\ll pullman bath. Home ha• added d'" .... .., ...... ..,..,..,,. It you f!am $8,500 a year or or family room with great LESS and have S (It m(ltt FffiEPLACE. Guat IC1Ca· LIDO BEACH HOME penons in your fam ily, you lion. Ready for occupancy. Four btdroom two bath home may now qualify under the FULL PRICE PJ.,500. No with completely modem kit· new FHA Pl'Oll'&m 2:JS fOr down to VETS or $650 to chen. Ready tor immediate a new -4 Bedroom, 2 Bath FHA Vet.. WHY RENT! ocetll*ICY· Cote to Udo hOme . ...,..,,n., ol 1135 per WE SILL A HOME Odr A ........ $50,000. mo. for "° "'°""" -(30 EVERY 21 MINUTES E. M. V- r=:...i:..ta,:..: Walker & Lee s ~ :"me~=~=~ mo Had* mw. at Adami g,,dds~'l!•::; tere1t rate of 2% on a 1..,-&iili;;o°"'iiiii;"iio'tll ... 9iiPii'ii'• I - -123.9"1 mortpge. 550 Newport Center Dr. l400 in """ " an ,... ,,,.. Business llllilllllf Newport llaach, Calif. to move "" whlcb Includes IU-0700 644-2430 '-I "·---~ ._ Good invatmenL $35,000. c-ng •·-•-----®wnpaymonl& YOUNO&OLDALIKE pounds. very bHt of terms! Pluent Sharp dean bame not too Income 1350 per month. larp or 1maU! Eutlide Well...McCartlle, Rltr1. Costa Ml!ll.. Allume FHA 1110 Newport Blvd., C.M. l<>&n at'"'"° annual intereit j Located In the back bay t area of Nel'o-port Beach on 1 mile frOm the ocean % of an aCtt. Featurln& 2 in Huntlnston Beaeh WE SELL A HOME EVERY 31 MINUTIS Walker & Lee hone OOITall, enclo.ed Bkr, 114: 962-1353 :I ~ 11 a I o v e r I o o k I n a II ;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;, SU.7729 IU-0684 Eves. with payments at $110 lnclud • .,,.,,:..;.:;;;c:,.~-..::= ~utilul swimming pool. FABULOUS VIEWS ;The 2XIO ,q, ft, 3 bedroom ot ocean &. jetty LIDO fiNDS e11 all! TOTAL PRICE _. $11,400. WHY RENT? CALL .rtlidel'lee need1 oalnt and from thll lovely hOme 3' .... ,_, WI SILL A HOME 'tlbow greue, but what 'a In exclU1lve Cameo Shores 2 Balht, buU•IN EVIRY 31 MINUTES )rice. Owner will finance .ee 4521 TremcJnt Lane ·~1 7.;i'Ji,. can today. Expensively landtcaped yard o.o,.. ';~1am••n Walker & Lee -f::, ,-, , ..... ,.,;, . OU.NH COUNTY'S LAR•HT 2629 HARBOR BOIA.EYARD 546-1640 °""' '""'"" •t:JO 2 Bedroom. & den fonna.l, view dlnin& room Owner mov1nl out or town 11~000 • LilUd exclUBively with REALTORS 673-4400 REAi-TOR '7J.4UO '45-1564 ..... BALllOA PININSULA ldetl home lot bNch mind- ed fami.l.y. View of !by, acroa from tup beach. OwmninJl l Bednn expanda. We home with 1uruty private patio. Top location. ~.ooo. ,.,. lamtt j REALTY um \Vt~cliff Dr .. NB NEWPORT HEIGHTS '42·5200 ~ .. nmbllnc rucb 1t,le 3 I !'~~~~~~~!!'!! Bed~ ahalce roof, frplc. S.A. llti&ht1 VA or nlA. S $28.9!!0. K ! n I a a rd, R.E, lkdnn, $23.!'IOO. Kiri&urd, ,._ _______ 11: "222. R.E. Ml 1-2222 2790 l{arbor Blvd. at Mama 54.s.o.GS Open 'til 9 PM NO DOWN VA VETS NO DOWN and the seller will ~ )'OW' ck>slna COftl? CU&tom 1800 1q. ft. 3 BR. 1"-BA home on a lllllt" R·2 lot. Full price $26.900. FULLER REAL TY 14'-8114 I 2 HOUSES on R...\ Jot, 'it mil• to beach. Want more un1!1 ot T.D.'1. FORTIN CO. 642-5000 DAILY PILOT WANT AbSi ~~-----'--~~......c......___~ _ ___JL__,~~---j_ __ _ ·---- D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D • 6 4 2 -5 6 7 8 6 4 2 -5 6 7 8 Where T'ltefl're Going A view . of the moon shows previous Apollo landings and area where Apollo 13 crew will put down. The Fra Mauro site is not far from the Ocean o! storms area where Apollo 12 landed, but It is a considerably more rugged terrain and poses far ·greater dangers than '!itber of the previow two lunar landings. W 01nen Like Chiding Critical U.S. Aide Even Gets Proposal WASHINGTON (AP) -Dr. Phon E. Hudkins' study bJam. ing females for all men's woe1 bas woo. him scorts of plaudit& trom f e t 1 o w down-trodden males, a few mild rebukes and some encauragement -m. duding ooe marriage proposal -from women. "I didn't answer that one," the ~year-old ba ch e I or government analyst said of ll1e wedding prapoaal after news accounts of h1I report ascribing virtually all physl<:al and mental ailments of men to female dominance. A letter that began °Bravo! Bravo! Bravo!" and concluded "Right on, Brother," was typical of the male response among hundreds of letters. There was aJso a job offer in a one-line letter from UrUted states Divorce Refonn, Inc., in Broomall, Pa., that said "We can use men~ you ." BOSSES UPSET Hudkins, a Labor Depart- ment eolnomist, isn't taking that ooe up either, aJthough IODl.t of his present bosses art a Wtle upset about hls ~ polll to repeal equal job laws for wcmen. 'Ille Labor Dep-has dllClaimed a n y connection with. Hudkins' privately com- Laser-beam Tipped Cane Aids Blind KALAMAZOO, Mich. (AP) - A cane equipped with luer bums is being tested at Western Michigan University u a sort of artificial eye for the blind. It leU a person know when there's a step 12 feet ahead, whether he is about to walk in- to a Jow·hanglng branch or if he's on a collision course with another pedestrian. The experiments b e g a n about six months ago. Stanley Suterko, assistant director of the unlvers)ty's Institute for Blind Rehabilitation, said Sunday, "We don't want to raise too many false hopes for blind people. We don't know how helpful It may be." 1be cane was developed by J . Malvern Benjamin of Bionic ln1trumen ts 1 lnc., in Philadelphia. The Veterans Adminiatration Financed the project development, at a cost d. about $300,000. Suterko said the cane al.lo is belq tested at V e t e ran 1 Admi~ation hospitals 1 n Hilles, Ill., and Palo Alto, Calli. The cane uses three luer beams, bouncing Utht off obstacles. One adjustable beam ls trained up to 12 feet ahead of the user and a low-Pitched beep tells the cane user if there Is a low lying obstacle or ~ drop-off ahead, such a1 1 step or an open manhole. If he approaches a larre o~ ject or if someone croues hia path, a seeond beam tnuer• a mechanism that g e n t I y tickles bis right index Dager. U he approaches aomelhing at bead level, such as a low- llangtng branch or em a clotbetllne, he's w1med by a high-pllched beep. The ptt!lf:nt cost of $5,000 per cant could bt reduced to 11 low a1 $500 If It becomes mass produced , Ben Jam l n said. The prototype w11 bull t in 1967 and there are about a douo in existence. piled rtport on llludles by p 1 y c b l atrtsts, ~rallsts, la'7'l'1 ond othen who blam< man's 1111 on the too domineering female. "Am a h1ppUy man1ed man, but you are so ri&ht about women,'' said o n e anonymous letter. "For a nwnber of YNl'I t h a Vt belJtYed alq his Hudklna' llnet but juat did no1 have the iuta to upnaa myRll,'' wrote an <>regon saleaman. Hudkins IOI requ... !or coplts Of his :IOOjlage rtport from~ ll!uHum of CourWllp aDd Maniqe in New Yort Q. ty, the Americen Council on Correct Uoe ol EqllJh In PolJUc1 in Falls City, Neb., and one fiom a tree fann owner in New Jersey. Fnm the diataff side, a Midligan woman lifted with Hudltlns lhat men tbould be liven IOnle of tbt better jobs now held by w<men, but orged first the dropping ol lhe Social Security retirt.ment age for women to 55. "eon,ra.tulatlon on your roport. You !alled to mention that all wan are camed by women,'' utd another lady cor rapondenl Another writer who signed as "Touch alicten" s al d women were to blame for the repeal ol Pnthlblllon anil all #>e 1ub1equ1nt iUa of alcol1ollltn -which Hudklna hid •Ito ucrlbed to bOlly women. Several bluned ii all on women's suffrage and ursect repeal of women's Yo tint righl.L GO'ITEN llEQUESl'll Hudkins hu =lved ... quest. !or hia report from several congressmen, a n d there have been blda to 10 on televiJlon. "Ninety percent ol I he replies were from mtn, S pet• cent from older women wM also agree and four or five from gir1' who dldn'~ bu\ Clllly cne or two of thote wert really ir1te,'1 Hudklns aid. '11le marriage proposal? ••t didn't write back to her. llhe aaw my picture ln the paper and told me "l 'm a much better looking girl than yOll are a man" HuGki.ol p1nntd. .What does hia girl lri<nd think of all the atlen!ioo he'a ge~? "My lleady girl lrltnd 1ot married about three montha ago -to somebody ebe - Hudkim said a IJWe ruefully, "So I don't have a steady cirl friend right now." Hudltlns had cited _ ... lrcxn the Bible to lupport bil theory, but lt wu a woman who had the lat 1IOl'd - citing ll1e Bible, too: "As my mother told a bachelor mlnltler who blamed all the ills of men on WOmeh. 'There !s one mistake bl the Blblt; woman wu not made from a mm'• rib, It was his backbone ond he ban'I bad any sl.nce',11 Pentagon Wasted Casll Claims Report by GAO WASIUNGTON (AP) -In to the roadlnal ol tht one 111-month period, the packages," the report Aid. Defe"" Department permit· "In addition savings should led the purdwe ol 1& mllllon nosult from r.dlllrlbutlon ol in defense producUon equip-equipment contalnecl in thl ment although almllar equip. packages which it no lon1er ment stood 1dle and ready, for needed form ob 11i1 at i o a use at two Army commands, purposes." the General Accounting Office ln 1968, The Associal.td. ...,..u. PrDe:'.'~~rted lhe DeraM The unneeded expendiUure Y"" .......... owned '° much of '6 million wu blamed 00 industrlaJ e q u I pm e n t it the fact lhll the Idle equip-couldn't tep tabs on it all ment WIS not reported I! and, IS a result, spent bust available for 111e elsewhere. :ruma to buy machinery It didn't need • GAO Jnvflll1ated the area o f I o v e r nment-owned in-The AP study alao lhowtd dUltrlal plant e q u i pm e n t much of tbe government.own. becauae of lnlerett by the ed equipment wu held In H-Approprt1tlo111 Com· private Industry pl'"b and U> mittee and the Joint EcoMruc eel by 1booe palnls !or their CommJttte, the report said. own privlte com m·e r ct a,I s p • c 111 c • II y ' the Jn. purpoll!I, frequently without vetllgatlon found lhlt the 1J~ permilalon ot ob- De!ense Department ho Id 1 ~~· """"' M,000 plecet of 1.. GAO recommended th ll dulllrlal equipment valued at Secrttary of De!.,.. M-'500 million. The equipment la R. Laird accelerate a pro- avallable to private Industry Plied lnvenloey ol equlomenl for uae Jn defenee production. packares to determine U: each The 34,000 plece1 were packare ii reldy ·to IO Into utlined to 171 "pack•tt1.'' operaUon if needed -ad to e a c h containing equipment detennlne w h J c b ptCUcu neceaary !or production of a may not be needed at all. speclllc dele"" Item llln! In a letter of r.ply to GAO, artlllery pleca, rlO.., tulltl J!arry J. Shillito, aaalllailt or ammunlllon culnp. -etary of defenae ltt< Jn. In oome Calel, GAO found stallaUon and logistics, ~ the packlltf contained equip-that there were pntb)tmt In ment with a pr o,d u ct ton the department'• ~Gt cepaclty IJ'fller tban wou!d induatrlaJ equipment. . ~J, be needed in a d e re n 1 e Among otber thlnp, sNlito mobilization and In o th e r promised lo tpeed up the li>- casea thert wasn't enough ventory "to the extent pwlblt . equipment to meet producUon with available retoUl'Cel." noodt. '~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ GAO also found packages 11 de~gned lo produce 'equip-'"'--r. 1 ment for which the Defense ...... no ...... res Department had no use at all. No oUMr lftlPQltr h' tht wN ''There hao been lnellective ...., aboul ,.... --:: management of the packages your com'"""'ltJ dallJ retained for future moblUz.a· does. Jt't tM DAILY rlL.OT. LI.on, Including lnaufflcl!fll al·f":::=:========! tenUon, over a period ol yeara,•. ·~~-----------·---------·-----·-------------------~--~ ·---.--~---------~--~--.-.,..,..__,......,.._, .. ,.. .. ---__,....----~~~~- M-, ~ U, 1910 11.W.Y PILOT HQUS1$ POR SALi HOUSIS l'Olll IALI HOUSIS f!>lll 141.• ' HOUSllS fOR SALi HOUSl!S POR SALi ~ HOUSIS pl0111 SALi llllHTALS s . I L~ ~ --·---:----· H"""' Unfuml..... Hou.-Uafuml..... ....... fur-l~-~!!~;!;!;.'!!~~;;;;;;;;~111!1~0~•;-,.,,;~:.~l;;;~;;;;~llDO~I '-. . .'-~°""."''', 1000 UnlvanltyPark 111 . Huftfl"""' llHch MOI· ...., ,.... -. -· _._· __ -. 1 1;:! : -. .. .. . ;;;;;:::;;;;;;;;;:::;:;;;:;;;;;~!----------.. 1 . .. ~-.111~1•_ mt c .... - j le • , , Horiea or Unlto 2 STORY CHARMElt ' , BtottM boaaty ---· , / • •tOILEM? 1'.-. s ar, 2 Bl, poo1, FIREPLACE-• llednns .. 3 b&ttw. $38.:ioo. **!llNTALstt fullly 1ocat1oo. AYall AllC'll VILLA M•li\ M'll. tnda ll , rr " f!l 9' loan. lll&Y >trade. JI/ MASTER BR Hu •xlltlrc niA, II(" 1 BR. ~ Trlplooc .. $125 11. Slit mo. Act 5'Ml'1 I BR lift. -fOlll. Mil IUY. UKI '••••· M•1131; ' ' b . onl;I ooe ol the -lal loan. 311 Ynn ..,.., nlk lo 2 BR. D1!ofOx, l<1dt ot .. IUO poOf, I cm-'d ..,, CW. meE WATERFRONT HO~~ c..._ wla.; ;::::-- 11 •• f••""" or !hi. 1ow1y 1 br beach,.-.. too.,... 3BR.1100M.tot1pot ... ,1110 Nnr-·111r,11>a, ..,._..,,.."""°'1 • "-'-'-· ' :.... I --• .. -• -~ I UV -~~I .!:'!,~ ...... to ... ntloot. 'l'ldl ea.-Aft nr bcb .... 1811 ~ ~ ,.~ SU15 -SHOWN IY. _,...,NTM•NT ::::::...... =-i..':'"'_....=",. Stanford M~, the-~· "°""' hu ewrythlnrf 2 Bit. !uni. Apt •••••••• lll!O -Ilk · !It w. -• - ' . -~--~-· ,, ...... Ow .... ~ ,,... ' -ROOMMATE SERVICE Qi Plit wtt I jjji I , IS LlrMla Ide Drive ' fndallo. Tu ml -· $12,000 ""°"'""' ··· •J» 136.lllfl.1'•"'1'' .;. IWIY Ol'llERS • Coo. hll mo --al Bit, 11111 _, Jllew !I\ beautiful f ~ $ batb llGlna $11'.l mo. --lht '" flMA VA Make off.,.. • •• ,.,.. t. Lllldlonls -!tin --._......, 1'1111 lar1e llllllkon llvtq "'°"' • f11m;r111., ao••-loon.IZUO!llun -,. • · e Rad Hill R11lly 1-44 111::1 I BIO......,. "'ntal rtndm' ioi.'i. ... N.,. DI!. I BA. ~.:r:·v::r. ·or: •et bar Radi&nt electrlc beat. Carpeted • Jrkt. ., ' '=.-1!in 11it,. A i:!st ~ Univ, Parle Center, Irvine c t Cl b' G W, lttb St, CM 8G4Ul !:uthlutt. Nr IChool, pool, ltmor) ' lllldlcaiie.i.Prlced ............. , .. AA.000. JUST MAllllD? Ooo!aM-6'xl.!Sft.lot. CallAnytjme833.-oun ry I SHARP; .... ,,..,.,,,., U.Mlacourta."':'834 Orac...;.AdUlt,LfVllli • 16 Linde l1le Drive ~a cuti doll boa19 1b11 larp-double car pra,ge, No Llvlf11'. CU1tom 4 bedroom on Bednu, tam rm, all bltnl, nu.I ... Uftfwn.. "75 2 Bt. ntw 1w/w qopCi. ..,._ 'New 5 bedroom, 5 bath home wltb upctalra. • fa lbr mWIY -. -. VA or Stnoll Down Corona dal Mar 1250 &•It """"' Walk lo lbrtna nowly decorated. S21S/mo. = -. bltn RIO, --fr1l!c. .l<.w of Coroaa de! Mar hJlla. J Ftreplacu ts s Ille ......_,. With wan·10 "!A· can Nowt. 511-23!3 Hlat>. Avail 5ir Her11ap a.r:. 2 BR. 1 BA _, H.B. o.m. 1m111y -: 10 z. 1'111 ,_ • ..n _ ... -' IUD wall c ··H OUT Tho R11I Eor1~ Mart ,..11S1 , ... n ..... , -· Chfld OK. No ..... St. -· 119" BBQ. Luxurious carpetln1 "'panelllni. tom,. -•• 11!5'Cirlld I t oll 2 Br .. ,.... -1eaped. With dock ................ fl,U,000. ~ •..,.u ~... . BY OWNl!fl !47.Ull ll> 1ia ;.:'1o po .. ..; wtw' R!UOENT. 'L• . I Del ... 1 Br. ---· n Linda lolo Drive New 5 Br., 5 ·bath home on 1a1oon. Mnblo .,1ry, 'wet bar, AM/FM Intercom, Mstr. Br. hu beam cell. & own frplc. Large family room w/fireplace .............. $185,000 10 Linda 11111 Drln 5 Bedroom & maid's, 5 baths with family room & large rumpus room. Carpeting. 3 Flreplacea. 4;246 Sq. Fl • -. • • . • • $169,SOO W1torfr.nt Lot• No. 4: Excellent 51 ft. IJnda Isle_ leasehold lot. Plans avail Consider trade .. , .. '35,000 No. 41: Long water view facing Harbor r.. land w/76.2 lt. of frontage. Plalis avail. No. 88: Point lot with 118 ft. of frontage . Long water view. Plans available. I •t-. no ,_....,_ --219 Poppy A~. CdM. Ocean ** $15,500 by OWNO. encl pr Av' now Bla• . "' : t.L..o....1 Pool. $125. Idt&l tor tdll price. Won't lut tbl vtew 3 bf, priv, patio, Just Very nice 2 BR home. Fully-Ml-«l80 ' ' ' ' ~ rum....... Blchtloi-, 19Q Cbarelt. : Meland, Hurry! VJ:l,Y 3 BR. 2 BA.' No. above llttle corona Bch. carpet.td and draped. Lott--.. ---M&-9133 UNBELIEVABI ,. ::!', ..... ,;. N. r.f'~,~ .. "..!"',. p•a. Moving to HawaU. ly landacapina. Oood loca· -M""' <Xiru, ' br, 1\l General ;;;~===-""'""I ..., --™-• _,,, MUST SELL tton. 131iOO d..,., !!62--<WS ba ~. atv/,.fr. dllld N-port ---"""' • -...-su.soo BY OWNER 152.400 Courteay .. B........ • .... conad. Bin". -s1·ngle er 1n excellent condition. Neli'r IChls & shopng, 3 Br, Phone 675-1817 OWNER: Auume 6% VA: c t ' Mn JIOO Ne-.t INch :ideally located Jn a tall 2 ba, crpt, drpa. Quiet cut. • spacious 3 br, m ba. fam OI • e ... ,.... • shady, quiet AMa, can.·be de aac st. Prine, orily, SOTS $59,500 rm w/frplc, land1cped , Ad I 1'811111 """"'torJtutl23,000.G.l,llO Tyler Way. (Fa!rv!.W.Jlaker OCEAN ORIENTID prdon kl!CMD. lmmac .• BR. 2 BA. ..,,. !•need ' u ts llnMU. money down ·« It can 'le art'&) ero.s &t·Allltin. Chartnlna: • few 1tepe to 952-0993 )'U'd. chlll1m1 Ir pets ok. . purehurd FHA with juSt Ocean Blvd., CdM home. '4W961 or- $100 down, that lncludes cloa. BY Owner 4 Bed"?• huge. Beamed cell., frpl., hu,e Huntlntton 2 BR house, large yiid Ir twruey alJlale, 1 A 2 be4-U.lftll ing costs, family nn, xlnt Coilta Mesa fam. nn. 2 BR. Extra ba.ths. H1rbour 1405 garaa:es. S1!iO mo. ldeal fm' l'CIGID QU'tn)entl. ~ area. Low down, 54~ Rear yard BBQ Enjoy a business D)ln. ~'625 ed and wWm1lbed. With S:lll,500 3 BR, crpt, drpa, tile, "Fun Summer" here Motl-~--complete priYaCy aJkf laad- close to bu. Jt...2., 182 h. .. __ ., '"-tt ..'. .. _ .... , BY OWNER: Beautiful Men Verde 3110 ""'__.....:.. . ..-.-'··"'a~ cabrillo 642-8064 val.CU 11C11er • ..,., er ~~. Waterfront ho me ''5' of .--"""""..-;, cwu .._ ORANGE COUNTY'S . ''J/8'' Realty 675-3000 water frontage ~/prlvl--------pbm lncluditlc $750,bl LARGEST MoH Varda 1110 dock. I br. 2 ba, newly UXURIOUS '!>I-Level I Br. _.. ol ...........i lacll· PANORAMIC VIEW ttdec. 182,500. _, or 3 Ba w/ 2 trplc~ I& fun 1 ... de-""' - IMMEDIATE -~ ,. :.rarr ~ u --- OCCUPANCY IM-!JlJ MESA VE ROE 5 BR 2001 Bo,.tde Dr. Beaot. 644-22611. 16992 Baruna Ln, nn., aep din rm, !root a Jtut fir a1!w1e people. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 15366 Golden West Formal Dininc room. 15x24' shake roof 1 .. ty. 3 Br. f ba. H.B. (fll.ll)t. Harbour> rear patio. Rev hu ru Hunttrwton Beach tam 2 ,_1 , 2.L ba waterfront home, xlnt mm. .. tire pit., prdener, Pl'. Rents From $1~5 to $300 Luxuey ~ _ ... olt""1a comploto "'"°"'' heautlf\&l 1yt1•eepMc 6 (Our Ntw Adclreu) · ' rm, ".., c '· ~ ' ming beaeh,"Newly redecor. Wt1tmln1ttr 1112 642-1'964 • 133 0..... Dr. Sult. 3, N.I. 642-4620 NEAR llACH • • • lrxCalllot.aftl<t!S ·P500M·"~Agent $115,000 SHOWN BY APPi". --l==;;;o==•=-= ·-r.ci --tacWU.. In a eoati7 1'!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!l!!'!!!!!!!'\"!!!!!!!!!'!"!!!!!!~~~!!! OWNER DROPS ~·-· Biii Grundy, R11ltor VACANT: ' BR-2 Story Newport Beach mo. I! -- 1000 , OWNER. See & cotnpare, 4 Rtdec. New crpt. 6265,1 _________ 1 club atmOlphn. Now 1eumr1nN_.-. 1000 General $6,000 BR & ram nn, pool,oabana, DUPLEXESo ·we b&w d•· °"'~nno. Call !4""10 WISTCLlfF -..-1. trorn five 2-bedroom unltl profesaional land.&eaplng & plex on the No. & So. aide 1715 2300 aq. ft. home w/luwe •-te Occupancy Mo. to Mo. Leue Avail. "O KIDDING •arntna $86<0. ASSUMABLE many extra" 151,500. Appt ot hwy. All '"" • price•. Laguna leach »al lam. room. Nico polio Jt'• poulble to buy tlW: cute Instant Motel low-interest io..n plus o'fmlr only, SM-0600, no agent. Glw UA a call. we will be FOR Sale by owner. adult and yard, newb' deoorattcl, ANAHEIM Modtla: open 10 am to I JD Rtntar -$115-li!O 3 bedroom home situated on may help finance. New low pleased to .1how them, Condominium, 2 BRs, 2 many extra. $380 month. 6,000 sq, ft. Jot for ONLY Sharp I unJ.ta in commercial price jua:.t $63,950. Ntwport Btach l200 MORGAN REAL TV baths bltns, elevator, aw 1607 Kent Ln. Open Sat A 277 So. Brookbunt (I blk. So. "' IJncoln) (111) T/2.lllflO $11,000. 2,000 total cub need. i:oninf, • Jocated next to BY TRANSFRD owner 2 613-6642 675-6459 Drive. 49'--aU& Sun. p.m. or call owner od to tak• ..., loan ct $158 and acroa the ,..,.t O.m story, I yr old 5 BR, 3 BA, 34U E. Coa"' Hwy., CdM -• mJ29:!. GARDEN GROVE Oakwood per month. Setin& ii bellev. the buaiett &: belt motel1 in arch designed, pool site lot, OPEN House Dally l-5 Stn Cltmeftte · 1710 Ina'. Hurry dial town. 6.6 Anumable loan & end of cul-de.sac. 1 Blk Tues-lhrtl Fri-View Home • . Adutt1 Only UlOO Chapman Ave. Garden Apartments I 'fOP 16th Street 894·5313 ;d•al tor family aolte motol Back Bay. 2700 Sq ft. din 1038 White Sali. Wy. Harbor Tripi""'· !rom'$39,9115 2 BR.' bath apllt ,.,.1122!1 (t bib W. Sulla Ana ""1·> can for det&ill, Excluaive rm, im sewinf rm or office, View 1-lUU. V*l Co Rltra. 4 Units • from $52,000. AVAILABLE NOW (n4) 638-3030 UNIEUEV ABLE Thia oul:ttandlng value can be youra tor the low down payment of m total cash ·for C.I., $700 tor F.H.A. '*'·* "'11 price. Thia 3 bed. room beauty la aituated on a euJ de MC lot. in Costa Meaa, dole to schoob and sboppinc. For appointment to 1bow call 894-5313 NEWLY WEDS Move ritht in to this eu.te Calif. contemporary, featur- ing 3 muter size bedrooms, 2: fUll baths, wall to wall car. pednc. Newly pairited and decorated, G.J. no cash down 1Ubmit your otter. $23,500 full price. Dial 894-5313 with. • • • c I rth fam I kit 00 x 14, llv nn 2667 E. Cout Hwy, CdM. View Homea: • Xlnt terms Bay ,. Beacb Realty, n,c. 0 eswo Y wibeam .. .,u1ng• A 1rp1c. 673-:"20 Lot> ·From sr.ooo . 001 Dover D<., SU!te us NB NEWPORT BEACH Newport MothtJ'.ifl.Jaw KUite w/sep 3 BR. Oen, 2~ ba. Con-Apt. rent.JI • trom 1135 stS.XQ) Ewl. MSo8lis m IRVINE AVE. •t entrance. $51.000. Mli-1544 temorary Architect design-GOLDIN TRIANGLE UtVJNE AND l9tb Victoria & co. * DUPLEX PLUS * .. & bit. S\;% transferrablt R1olty • 4'2-~. NII. BEAOI. 3 Bier. 2YBa.rl <n•> - REALTOR One lot from Ocean Ir with loan. $69,500. By owner. 432 N, El Carntno .._.. Duplex. Nu cpta. tna. Y HOTIL ROOMS ,.w .....11 Newport Beach Office Ocean view. 2 BR &: 3 BR. Phone 673--~ for appt. $2" mo. See 219 Grant, e:-....a.. •-CL.&. ..,. (1nytlmol Ba·-~ Dr! with lam, rm. PLUS l·BR. Condominium 1'50 N•wport --call .......... _, ·-Vll''S EXPINlhvat 1028 ,_, ve Good 1••1 -·r.m Apa1t111ie11t1 I.WI l'er CernlllnatlMt 675-4930 & bath gu.~t nn. ren-~sle A 2 BR Townhoule, $1,000 LEASE flSOOO BIYCftit ex• 01',ICl-APTe SICWDED ~~.t::. ~)1y'"'.'' 646-2414 DECORATOR'S ""'°" -Sl!% lnL ........ -· N view ed Jack llEMAliKABLY """"" _ .. - OME Mut eeU. 5W-26S9 1:1.o .. ; .. llNl/mA Owner UNiDJJ:VABLY view 2 BR. ..... _.., ........ GAIDEN WITH Near Nowport Post Ofike H · '4Mns~ EXTRAORDINARILY ..,.: wtth u;;;.,-~s'i:: Take your pick of these cute 8 FT. WATERFALL THE BLtJF.'FS 3 Bdrm, 3 s;:~~::n~o~t s,=:; ~~pl1xt1 for S.I• 1975 t Br + ~. C+D. D>5 'BEAUTIFUL IOnalor)'e&rb rental. Uun;. 28edrooMhOmff.Bothare Setsttw'rnoodtortrulyPRl· :~1!'en:'!1:, l e~eJ~to~ street ts ft.lot. CdM, 2 bouHs, 1arden, Port Albani Cir. Harbor Y•!,~IM'90•~: ~tadlltln ii: boat .up vacant It have dble prace, VATE living in· thll' bed· decorat~ 1e' immaculate. $98,500 $55,000. flOOO down. View Homo NB. (21!) Pu·-• sreen, n a • 5fl.7'02 or-..a, =:-.::~7"..::;t~ room,Jbathsptitlevtlbeau. Large kitchen. $37,900 , LIDO REALTY INC. Bkrr15-0044, 80-8223 292--~evu. :.:;~roam.~ BEAUT. Waterfront Duplex 0 • ' ' t)'. Countless featu:rea in-6'4-0575 att 6 pm weekdays 3337 Via Udo fi13.7300 RINTALS GARDEN HOUSE. 3 BR 2 BBQ'• 's.u;,.,, fum..wdurn, Nwpt &le. Ll'I 2 ~ • J bf' $22,950 cl..S. _..te !amll, room. DON'T MISS BLUFFS BAYFRONT BARGAIN HouoH fumlohad BA. 2paola.BackBa!'1325 •tnal.;, 1,2 ar "'"" 1135. '"' -nr -. Wtt FIREPLACE, built·in kit-Exqujslte 3 BJ<, 21n ba wet 4 Bedroom home reduced to '"'----rel -mo, lAue optk)n. •~ .. _ See tt! DlO Pu.,.. Rd.. blr, laU1'4., IV, boat dock. chm. CUltam draperies and '"·-dbl ovln auto water $110 000 tor QUlck Sale! _...,. 2000 Bkr 8'75o«>M. -..... -ee---~·-..a-6 ~~-mlfllmum SWnmer Ill' ---i..i.1 I ucu-, ' ' -.,,.._,u, ''"""" nal"Vlll' -..u~ rental. f73...7111 c::arpets, ...,, ...... er~, arge IOfmriBy Owner $45,000. Ph. Vogel C.O. Rltn. 2661 E. m6-2 BR. 2 BA. StucUo. AVAIL. MAY lit. 3 Br., 2~ Newport. 2 Blk N. 19th.' (IDS) GT41M. flt ~~. ~ :: G~~ 644-0985 Coast Hwy. CdM 673--2020 Will conaidflr pd, Avail ::;1::: =;;; Swtnuninl HOLJDAY PLAZA BA-""at"ELO.;:;,,.;R;::.l;:....~~2~Blt.--tor DOWN . ..-n!A. BAYF!IONT: SlB.500 Mobil• I nd llSS now. Bla. 534--ellO Hal Plnchln Rell ... ~ DELUXE. llpocloaa I Bdrm Wl!Um). C>pll, drt>o. polio, WE SELL A HOME home. New crpt. drpa, prlv. Belbae ts• $91 -1 BR. C.Ottqe. All utll GAltDEN H0ute. 3 Br. 2 Ba. hrn apt W5 ~ atU. pool, bltns. Sl•0-$115. EVERY :II MINUTES beach, clbhse, ad~ts. A·l BY OWNER Cuatom 'BR. S pd. Baby Ir: pet ok. Avail., Pool · Back 8f.Y 1325 Hn.ttd pool. ample pirldnc. Sttclltt Manor Apt.I. WI ' 714: 642-8170 -----=-----= --=-- Eastside/Westside .. - PERRON ,, .... -.;;-.,., .... '42· lm Anytime UPPER IAY k & L ~hon.ge Way, Lido Park. BA H 12 BR l BA now. Bier. 5U-alJ ..., ~.. _..~4 .,_ • • No chlldrtn • m ptts, Plaotntia, NB W I 673--2896 ome. w . , . .,,._...... • _. 1915 ~ CM ' • er ee LEA SE/option $75000 apt. Rom .. A ~·11 •1 Rontal• lo Shara 2GOJ LOVELYTWNHSEwlvJewc! • • .• BAYCLIFF MOTEL '7682 E~ sayCrest exec. home. Thu balcony. Spiral at rcase. pool 2 Bdrm 2 Ba frplc, lrl Cotti Mesa •too * LOW WEEKLY RATi:I * ORANGE COUNTY'S Exce_,llly """''' bom• LARGEST ..io. mut..-""""°"'· Iara• lff.1111 livlnc room, beaut!M fun· Mi-M56 540-5140 vi."' Back Bay ;750/mo. Wet .bar. Frplc. Bo4lt .t WOM • 8hr Wuffl home patio, f250. Apnt 646-01S2 Kit.cbe.n. TV'r, maid ..no.. ;::.====,...;;iii;;;:'-' I Owner 642-1715 moon "" evall. 227, Coral w/motbor 6 dauahlor. Non-* SUNNY * Heated Pool 15385 Golden West Uy room & dining room, all Hwrtin(ton Beach opeNnr to 40 ft. pool k * TAYLOR -Ave. 615-2916. •molcer. DaUt Pilot Box l<I· Newport Hlltht1 3210 .-_ BLUFrrS, 3 Br, 2 Ba, l level, 27 .~~-=.::..:=---! · c"'le< corn. lo~ wall.. Huntington Beach 1400 . * ACRES , * 2 BR. AYall immed tor 3 LINDA ISLE patio/v\ew. Many cus. ex-ii ROOMMATES Wanted ·NEW 2 BR. 2 BA. fam, bltnl, n mo'~ue neo ~ util pt. l•.&•&-ilii .. iiii• I Jami. 1bls eustomiied, bn· 4 Bil Bedrooms nu ~ tamlly home can be )O.n fr:r the t.aldnJ, with larp family room I SHAKE l!.OC/r. BelotlMly I ......... eel yard &: ffilGE REAR YARD with aepa.ra~ ldda play yard, tool! VACANT Ir READY ia the word bet-e, and NO DOWN VA. Terms apply. Low dawn ptYment to FHA b.n available. Price -to Sl"l,900. ' COATS "*"WAL~ACI · REALTORS --<51441~4141- (~n lvonl"t•I -,..,. ;--==-~==-=-· - maculate 4 bedroom home la prlcod at 16<.900. MACNAB-IRVINE Reali:)' Company (714) '42-1235 901 Dowr Drive, SUite 120 (7141 675-3110 !MO Bayside Drive Newport BM.ch ~----=--~----=- Magnifloently designed home tru. 132,51;10. 8'f...126fj share the rent. Blue Beacon, ref. Crdnr incl. Av. M&y 1. -.. • (213) J5.mt with • -maid'• nn . HAWAll BOUND -Lwcory 1st HOM. E? -Pll). -(2!3) lltollOO * Motel-Apts * D;,;ELl!Xt;rn;~,:;,;ili:...~ .. ~ .. ~m-I00-.1 5 ba.lha. Spe.ciolJs llWW 1 &)'front Condo. Furn. 2 Br, N rt 8 ICh 2200 Pool Is bltnl. Adults sm, dining rm1 open to cantllev· 2 Ba. $47,500 xl.nt terms. New &-n!ldY for lmmfd oe-IWpO • Coren• dtl Mir nlO 1 ISpal So. of o.c. rno..no i.t. IG127• · ered paUo ~k facine la• McKenzie Rea1tor. 646-0732 cupancy. 4 Br, 2 ba, bit-in AVAll.. April :,io. thN June CLEAN 3 Br 2 Ba ..._1 1'~ . COM1'oRTABLE B&ChilOr goon, Rumpus rm plu fam. BY Owner, the mutts. Model range &-oven, dishwallher, 20. ' Br, 2 Ba $350 Jno. 7101 ' ' ~ ,., c, Studio It 1 lech;eomt apt. Man onJy 40 or OYW. ily room which ope111 to pr. K home, ' BR. or J .a: w/w crpt, drps, rear yd fenc-Seaahore Dr. (213) 796-1912 crptt, drp1, dbl 1ar' $S5 WK. & UP $10 mo util Incl. rn..Mll den patio. Wet bu in a:aI-d B t 64M646 in.g front yd landscaping. or <213> 624-95&1 Children ok. No pets, D W k .,~ lerta. $169,000. en, Yapp · $23,·500 FHA • Min. down. 673--88119 iy, • ' ~ B K!!cllona A TV'a Incl. Lklo ltle 481 •80Unda Isle Open daily 1.S Ntwport Heights 1210 VA 5400 total down. Call Huntington Be1ch NGO LUQ!: New 3 Br, 2 ba, ·an • Llnenl " Maid Ser. tne1. ---· ----'-"'! • ••Our 25th Yaar'' 962-1353 · bZt-W "Malnt. pool, Ocean SUMMER Rental On Bay. Opportunity WESLEY N. COZY 1 BR 521Gui;:: . NlCELY Fiim .• !~~ 2 ~ vw. ~dull .. sm. m.ee.15. :,;r:.w,o~~~VD C.mpl tum. 2 Br, l bo, TAYLOR CO. HOUSE .by owner = $24,750 "'memPacltk~•--· · • p&!lo. trpfc. 115-1321 \VantedREALESTATESales Bernanhno,N.B.~9160. mo.LE6-3911,615·~10 Belba• not 54&-'755 wbndt. (21.3) tS•·JOll people. Prlvat~ desk Ii: Re1ltor1 e POOL 17 X 35 e 3 BR 1'llrn ~. Middle -DI.JC. 1 Br .. Spec. tum. AD ~. phone. Top commi.Slion. !Zlll S&n Joaquin Hills Rd. Dover Shores 1227 4 BR, 1%. BA, frplc, like new of H.B. 5225 mo. Call 4 BR: (or"furn.) 3 BA. Ytllrl> elec., frOlt·tree-refl1&, w/w =~====== Floor time. Good walk-in NEWPORT CENTER SCENIC* SPACIOUS crp .. ~·. =:=:. :,e:~. La: 53&-1421. ext 391 Jor apPt. t::'. ~ Manball ept. Full Gar. w/ltor, Quiet ....... l•l•nd ass trattic, Same location 14 yn. .,.., ... ~';o44~4f~10~~-I W -.• v Adult. only, Mo/mo, $18D. --'-'==---=I Call tor tnt.orv!<w. COMPLETE VIE BRASHEAR REAL TY S R nt I 2910 :mo Eld n .... 9211 .,_ BOAT Silp A 2 Bdrm. RANCHO MESA Bay .I: Mtna. 4 Br, 4~ Ba 847-8507 Eves. 642-0427 ummer • ~ s LIB tale 2"1 2 Br 2 e~ tunken I~ praae apt. 1 bath. $350 Owner • Australia bound. + maida. High ceilings. 524 750 SUMMER RENTAL ~ 5 BR. 3 BA • trpJ b.Jcoey no sml BUI Grundy Realtor MM62D Shazlt 81 a tack, 4 + fam· 5000 sq n Jiu.Ut around court. LAGUNA BEACH · room, ' ~ M Lochenmyer Uy nn. Off-• at ..,., 500 4 car ear. E-Z main!, Ideal t Beaut Blue 1 ·-Villa, 2 ·Avail now on yearly ltue. children S2(IO mo. A it.111. ,,!!, u..-at_.,_ loacll -., • .,.. -78000 • ..._...... $600 per mo. 1st. 1Z5 BaJcer ~ nvrn1 ... ,_, BEAT HIGH withhi&hnlAloanbalance. for entertaining, $1 , Sharp4BR,2BAhomewlth BR,2 BA.w/drytr,wetbar, Owner/STl--2:159 Evtt evesl:wknds ---·~---~- OFFJCE OPEN SAT tr SUN LEASES turnl!lhed. Assume 6Y.i% aaawnable IBA loan, Low 2 swimming pooli, tennla ~ · ' FURN l BR. Quiet • 1 WOMAN Empl, 1(8 area 4 INTEREST 1860 Newport Blvd., C.M. ii Mesa Verde Pacesetter 3 Joan. Owner 54&-7249. n10. pymll. Call Mr. NellOn, ~. stepa to private beach . ~ FUrn Studio, mo Yfl., needs Jge. 1 bdrm • .,t. R•'.1ltt>r ' Take aver Gl exilt lOllll CAIL 6'6-3928 Evff. 673-4517 + fam, av.ll 5-1 to:r' 9 Heritage Real E • tat e, $425 month o1 JW"Je, $250 Huntl _. h h J400 · Ad · t. w/atr, laundry facilldeL LOAN rosTS, NO! QUAL-..,~~!'l"."~~~~ months only. $250. Baycr11t 1223 540-1151. ..,kly, July and AUIUll "•·.., IC per mo. ult., no pe • Have well-mannered an- JFYtNG. NO! POINTS, NO! ~'HEY VETS'' # Bi& 5 Btdrrn, Men del FINE Ba.yereat Four BR DIAL direct 642-5678 Charp 499-2152, 10 AM-2 PM. VACA NT Imme d ta te 2135 Elden Aw., Apt t CM. dent poodle 4 OCC col- Just move into this &puid· $391 Total down moves you Mar, $300, option $37,450. home for sale or trade. your ad, then alt back and IJDO 1 ale ~~rvatio111. poutll&lon.' -4 BR. 3 BA. SUS CASlf AS leae-qe 10n. Pref. Jurn. but U.: 3 bedroom, large FR in! 3 bedroom beauty ccm-./Lovely' +tam, 1 story Secluded street, Jara:e ye.rd. liaten to the pbone tin&:! Home or apt. July thru home crptd I: co'mpl rum. 1 BR ~. AduJtl will eonsldtr unfm'TI. plua bonus room, 3 baths. plete with POOL, separate ranch, Back Bay View $350. M8--07'73 N('IWf Labor Day Week. 67J..3M8 redecorated, $250 per mo. • only, no pell. 2110 Newport M61380 afternoon1, G>-070 "' sood loffiion! ~ 12 x 30 DEN. Modem built· May option at $50,950. _ __ leaie. Tradewind• Realty, Blvd, CM. GQ.8216 ;."',;::;:'·'---~=- $315.900 full price. int, All o1 this located on • 0. I 2000Generat 2000G1neral 2000 8'7..a511 $85 • UZt· Very nice 1.l 2 BR 2 BR. Adults only. Uill pd. large cul-de ... c lot. Trans-~-nera 'IACANri&-.2Ba.Walkto Trln. 132 w. Wiison , Beaut.-Qutet. PJO, Anil ferr@d owner says aell GI ........... bfach. Fam.Uy only. S240 $48-9571. 133 E. lSth St, MIJ' L 17876 Cameroa. or FHA. REALTY tr mO. Ltue or lease option. C.M. &U-1'65 _::""'121::::;=·--=~-WE SELL A HOMI! 11-.i:ll d/?.1-0 RI.,. ( -f)-C C.I Att ..... 1721or516-9652. $l35/MO. Dix Mob. bomo. BEAOI LOCATION· L1r 1 EVE!lY J1 MINUTES \:J~ ~"IJ ~). 'f:I J.J p 2 BR Doplox. Blt·lna dfP', C.mpl furn. hid pool. adlll, a 2 Br. Pool. Adult>. 2lt 'ill! Bak..-, C.M. ~ Walker & Lee WANT PRIVACY? Th• Puzzl• wifh th• Builf-/n Chuckle' IJI0.15!) Deposit. ... ..... 'Sa ..... Mob. EaL =-;;:st;";HB;·=== IMMACULATE Loll of room !o •ntertaln 0''""'"'' """' of !ho Call 842-1973 23l9 Nawport. Ms-cm Sa An -2700 Harbor Blvd. at Ada.ma in thla 3 BR-, + dJn, + fain, four tctombled words b.-. Sits le up. Attrac. 1 BR • :I nta I . . 2 STORY 5'S.M91 Open 'tll 9 PAt + ~ tt. all purpoee rm. low 10 form four Jimplti wotda. Fount•ln V11lty 3410 BR. Poot UW pd. Carden ll40. Lrr cheerf\a1 aewlf . LoW ol cuphoardl and knoL FOUR Encl. Spanlalt ............ 3 I I DELUXE S br, 2 ba, mod Uvtnr. Adulll, No pt!>. llOO lllnl. 1 BR. lPt ("""") t;)' pine ldtehen. 3 bedroom, Years old • tmm.ac. COit NO GALO elec kit, w/w, drpl, water Wallace Ave .. C.M. Bltns, aars. 1 ehlld <*-'Nr ' baO. bomo ,.t on "'"" BEDROOMS !o schools I< •hOf>Plng. I I 11 I' I aottnr. wuhr/dryr. llfOO l Bdnn. i>ODJ. Utll 1chll. 2230 S. C.•ler SL 1.4. , larp Jot with C0'1l!f'ed S*· $26,SSO rnA/VA, no down, ONLY $47,950 . . Santo Doir>ao Cr. Avail now. pald. Adult., no peta., tNr. Wamtt) SU-.-do ... LAVISH GARDENS. tenna avallabl•. Qlliel ..... Walker Rlty. 675-5!00 Lule 121<1. ill 62Hll4. Nr ........ $1411 mo.. Draped • ._.... and ON· !in<d cuklMI<. w a I k ,; 3316 Vta Lido, NB Open sun. I HABET I J Open Sat Afternoon. 5'WSll or f'l>liSO ;L~11~-~~lleii;iiiach~iiii~4711iil LY rn.ooo. Sa< to believe! pork, achooll A -· NEW !VAN WELLS' I' I I I { -= •• 1 Bit. Fiim Apt. E • -· ... __ ,n:RMs TO rrr Yoo. All hlw. falnlly ""· nre. 'BR, s BA+ •powder room.· f· t1~ Niel m1 Frplc. u1u pd. 1111.,. mo. $35 WEEK • WE SILL A HOME pta,., .,_,.,A fo -~ Fonnll din"'" ran\ nn w/ 3.11 £. 20th. -• '· IVlltY JI MINUTES lent a>ndlllon, can -.. t bar • trplc. ........... I LAYO 1 I ' J IDRMS. " OIN SMALL l BR """' apt. All Luxury..,.. y~ ~ ' Wa Iker & Lee 1Ytn ";!~~~,. ~..;_~'. I A moglclor>boozer. Ht hos Flnptaco, ._.,, dropu. uw paid. 998 El Camino ldence, ,. .. ·,,....-. ,,_ ... ........._.. ....,....,,_... I I )\ I· 1he cUr.tt trick. H1 walks ~~~chen.AnntJun-~ .. C.M.St&-CH5l _ New vu..,_. Il'lll ....... -7812 F.dJ.ncer Roy J, WJM Realtor 1430 •· =·=·=~· =·=·.:.·~down the ltr'"t and turn• Into -;r ::C""Month • Lta.e 1 BK. Peol. SbUfOe 'boird. . ' i'.42-4465 5«).5140 ~ Dr. 646-l.560, Open .. , Io--. -'f'"f'I MJSSiON REALTY 494-07!J. Garg. Adllltl. Utfl pd. l8M 1 BR Apt; al'° llffplns nm. LUSK t!ASTILUl'F Dally. WAS REH . A """"'''~ "" <h«\I• ~ MonrovlL !Wl-033& uw pd. "" TV A ndlo. IU!DU~ID $1500 $22,500 $28,950 I' I' I I I v by 11111.,. ~ '"' m'"'"" -• VIEW or Golt c.un. I BR. AbiJLTS Lr& I "BR furn. apt. mt So. Oout HWJ. Lee' Br. 2% ba. Owner letV· e11ume SV4% LMn 5 ltdrm. + J Mth1 · • · · · -· you d.velop from tt•p No. 3 below. 2 BA. 2 )T Jew.' Avalt New crptl:, drpa. bltns. $13$ S C~--.;,.; tne ctt;y.'To view call Beautiful home, entry hall, Owner desperate. Full din-• PRtTNHT!'MJMU( ~,...,.~E,o,.Lfff(ltS IN ,I' Ii I~ I' 1• r I /tprll 15th, R e'terenc•• mo. Stl-2191 eVt1. •n. ~ . 3 bednlomi, d1nina nn.. in& room, &litcy hill, ~81' ~ ..... ..,,. ~ . . . . _ • niq'd. Write P.O. Bol Cl, $67.50 A up. Bac_he)or Apta. SPAIUQJNG 1 Wrm. pOe1 _.:MTO" L\f'lt 11\llng nn., sub}l!'ct to floor plan. Park like yard. · 4 Dana Point. Cal. 9X29 Men only. JJ2 W. Wllaon, bullt·lnt 2 bkdG tro Eb c;:o...1N· A"""i] s~sti toe.n to uwme. St0-1120. fj u~~~~~N~::~_E LETTERS' I I I· j I I I ~i; SUN NEVtR ~ ..m C.M. $tl-$5n beach. ocean view, ,.... lll·lll' ~172>. TARIELL 2955 H•rbor . • . • . . • . Cl&laWtd's actton power. 4 Br. au.tna, crptl, drapes, leue. No chUdren or t11L flli SUN NEVEi\ SETS on TARllLL 2fS5 Harbor THE QUICKER YOU CW. SCRAM·' ~ ANSWERS IN. CLASSIFICATION 9000 l'e< an...r to .. u """""9 lht dbl. ""'· !nee!. >•· $243 mo . $1IO ""· f>AlL'Y P!IprWANr ADSI White eltp-! Dt......Uno tl!E-~"..QUI~::;CKER~!..Y!:OU~,::SE~t~J~,1 1_:..:::.:.=.::.:.:...:""'=.:'.::.."°.:.;.;..:.;_..:.;_::.:;..:.;_.;.:.:_;c,:. __ ~----,..---'·~'-o"d~<.-'dral-"-------~· C&ll l8MIO«- L_._ --·----- -~ --·---------- IUSINISS _.. • FINANCl!L r " , k l!NTALS REN1'Ak5 e TALS RENTALS i REAL ESTATE REAL,EsrATI I FINANCIAL 11us1Nass """ i...:=::.::U:::nhi::::.:ml::: .. ::""=---=Apta.!:!!:::!.: r.,u~ntumlshod Aph. Unfumhhod Apta. Unlum!shod . YoM.rol_____ ~rol BUSINEli .... .. l'INANCIAI 5111 ~ ~ ~ ~ J!!wport llo•ch 5200 N.!!',r.rt _~ __ 5!_0! R~ for '!on! ff9S Offlco Renl•I "111 ""'"°'" -l•i-• __________________ Wvi:i:Y-~-b-.-•• -. HUNTINGTONiiAciil ~Op!!JefJl!l!!!:!rl!•!!!~!.!·"!!?... •• ..:...'!!*!!.....!10pportu~~~·l!.!!11!;H!.;_~·311!!!.~°""""""~!!!!~11!,!!IH!!...~'!:!:lllO~I cl I I t Alr CondltlonM o THE AMIGOS WAY APTS. ~; .~1:" ~ .;,~ ON HACH ·~VD. B. k f f •-1 .. Deck 1pat.-e avaHeblt tn r ca •' • u" c 11 newest oftlct build.l a,e al E•ttbluff Are• Off Jamboree Rd. privileges, in , tif011Uctllo . t)rline location In llunttn~ ' • $85. mo. 3.57-9560 aft 5:30 ton Beach. Afr ooncUUOM(t. Beaut l!ul, new • now renting • 22 uni" of 2 pm A Sun. beautltul entrance. Frnnt· bdrms., 2 baths, with fiqe quality ~olo.t coor-CHEERFUL' liOOin 11: balh age on Beach Blvd .. rt'Jr I"~ dlna ted. carpets & dra~. Gold MepAJUo~ ove.rlooktni ocean~ mtwk. leada to private ..-pvklnr all electric kitchen~. F rj)lcs. Outdoor living ,Nicely /iccorated qulet bldg, lot. $50 • ~ month for • OnmAg< Crtountv,'•cMost '!_~a,utifltl areas. Pool & recreational facilities. Call: 1~ect (t'.}dt.chen prtv. 1289 ::icr&bZ;>%~ ;f0 8~':!' ·pq ~ ommu1u II _ S. c.pa.st Hwy, Laguna hours anawertng tttrice t , , 'Featuring a ell u b atmosphei:e . for Y,OUr BOYD, REAL TY 67$.5930 'Beach. 494-91:117 available tor 110. AU utilJ. } Cbmfort -and "Pleasure-just Cbmpleted·t or 2 n.ooM &: bath in private ties paid exeept telephone. Bedli>oin 2 'Bath. Furnished or Unfurnished. ~ home, CM. Fetl}alc ,pref. DAILY PlLOT Air-Condi!~ soiu:t4p.roofed, self c leaning ovens, --.... _.. ·-·--54.6-8340 o·r 540-2394 11111 llACH ILVD. t _beam ce lngs, dJshwasher, lush landscaping EaJt Bluff 5242 Sart"ta ""a 5620 eves/wknds· HUNTINGTON llACH 1 lVith -streams & waterfalls, elevators, BBQ's, ------I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:; NICE RM ... plea&ant hm, ruI ~ '4J.4nl ctubhquse. with liOCial activities ,pau.n&l i BR Studlo, 2 &th. Pov1der I 1 toe. Kit. prtv. SM. 548-5998, ~:/UXE OFFJC;E SP~ 1: Jacuzzi '•· •wim~· Is private g.:Cage 'with nn,.frplc, plush crpt'g, blt· VILLA MARSEILLES wkdys 8:30-4, 673-;0289 di .du' paneled, etc. 10 tn.. ' 'l' • , Ins, small pat,to, 2 car illl'X· BRAND NEW ROOM I C 1 M Qui 1 v1 al offices. Over 4000 ,_ Hfoyablt 1W1'0Mdlngt cottriftl) to dls-'!-·~-nice home. Working man. $900 a mo i11cl ut.ll. Mt. !Ill' storage. From $1 210. -~ $254'.I mo. i:.tL.2492 SPACIOUS n os a esa. e • sq. ft. Located in Nwpt Deli. t."' c~ Odcfts. comt to MERRIMAC ~OODS • , • TOWNHOUSE • New lrg. 2 I I 2 Bctrm. Apts, !i4.Z-4794 Gallup,_ 642-9470 . _ JU.t..., of 2600 H•rbor Blvd., nr. "*'" C•c:llll•c BR, 2-%. Baths, trplc, encl Adult, Living ===~-====== 1::-:--'""':":"====~1 ==========~iiiiiii '11 425 MERRIMAC WAY, COSTA MESA"e 54S.6300 pr, patiO. 675-5033 , Furn. & Unfurn. Motels, Trlr. Crta. 5997 lndu1triel Business :.. EVllYTt-llNG NEW-MOVE IN NOW! Dishwasher· co.tor coordlnat· Property 6080 .1.-. I · • ed appliances • plush ahsg HOLIDAY BEACH MOTEL -::nM-;;;~:;;;~\iiiiOp~~llll~'!"ij.~~.l.tl~,s~·---~ * RENTALS . C-----,M~~-· -5 .. 1-00 Corona del Mer 5250 carpet -cholcebao,!_ 2 co~.~ Rooms. kitchenettes, 100' tn NE\Ysidg .. 11,001 K<J tt , tor l~ Apt&. Furnished osta eta '••••••••-schemes • 2 tu.a • Sl!W Beach. Free Continental aal~ or lease. For details ATTENTION 1~ showers • mirrored ward· preak:fa.st. 18 3 2 N. El I. D••• Point' 4740 .M-AR'Tl. Nl"'UE • re . . robe doors • 'lndi<l'CI \igh\. Comlno R•" .sc. 492--3582 llanla ilraltg " · ~ fJ,. bv ing in kitchen . breakfast G42-656(1 •. ATI"R.ACTIVE 2 BR, 2 BA, P a rk-like Surroundings OJY• bar • huge private fenced ./ WEEKLY rateis. 8 EA pool, Lease, !Mfult, $185. DELUXE 1•2 ~ 3 Btf. APts. patio. plush l'lntiSCaping. LARK MOTEL. 2301 Commercial l 499-2055 or 4!1fi..2409. Prv patios • ' T-ltd Pools ON TEN AcriES brick Bar-B-Q's. large ~at. _N:~rt ~'.~-~'. ~~=~~.'-6095 SMA'l.L INVESTOR Evidence of achievement by U.I.'L Dial:rtbutors can be seen from Coast. to.Coast! i· . . r Nr shop'g , e Adults only I I: 2 BP .. Furn & Unf'Un'l ed pools & lanat. 1• RENTAt.S 1m Santa .,_na Ave., CM Flttplacea I prlv. patkls I 3101 So. Bristol St. ' Apt1. Unfurnished hfgr Apt ll3 e 646-5542 Pools. Tt nnls • Contnt'I Bk!st. <'h Ml. N. or So. Coa.1 Plsza) i -..,.. •. -900 Sta L&r.e, CdM fillt.2611 S"a ntli Ana GWral 500D or for ~ta Ana area !MacArthur nr Coitfl Hwy) PHONE: 557-8200 COCO· P.ALMS-• ' . VENDOME · IMMACULAT& • .t.Pi's! SANDJ\LWOOO AP'l'S. LUXURY 1 Br. a.Pl. Crpls, 2101 Ponderosa, Santa Ana drps, frplc, stove~ .refrig, ._u (Nr. 17th & Tustin) 542-6600 util pd. Nr. bch $225 mo. , r •ADULT & F.AMJLY · FAIRWAY ""1,., "' '.-•d•Y•· $115. LARGE Cheerful "newly furn. or unf. 1 BR apts. Crpts, drps. bltns. garg. 1 child OK. Nr schls. 2230 S. Center St. S, A, (Nr. Warner). 545--0989 , ~ . SEcrlONS :AVftn..ABtE I . C1-to ,ohop.,,,,., eark 1 * Spaclollll 3 !Jr'ti, J Ba BACHELOR Apt., no cog~· Ing. $100 utilities included. 673--2581 .. '.• \ * 2'.Bedr0om1 ' · "" Swim POo!. f'uVlft'en * FrpJ. IndNl1ndey fac'll 1845 Ana~eim Ave. COST A MF.S. A 6-12-2824 • RENT • J ROoilts Furi11tvr~ $19.95 & UP Month-T~Month Rirllalll MOE SELECTION" NO DEPOSIT O.A.C. Custom furniture Rental VILLA. APTS. Private patio, pool -lndlv. Balboa 5300 laundry fac.· --------- Near Orange Co .. Airport & 1 BR. partly furn. Adults on- UCI, Adults only. ly, no pets. Yrly J.se., wkly 20122 Santa Ana Ave. or monthly. 6#-075.1 aft 6. Mgr. Mrs. Bruce 545-3894 H_untington Beech 5400 Laguna Beech 571>5 OCE~ FRONT new luxury apts, 2 SR, 2 BA. Adults, no pets. 497 .. 1661 Dena Rolnt 5740 ./ Near New Harbor: New 2 QUIET & LUXURIOUS ADULTS ONLY Br, 1% ba duplex, crpt, ADULT L{VlNG AT. • • NEW DELUXE A?I'S drps, bit-ins, gar. sun dk. HAC!ENDA, HARBOR e wiLL FURNISH• 1200 mo., Call 837-0822 Brahd New 1 • 2 BR. I BDRM. . ~135 REA( fSTATE Sl!iO & $170 per. mo w/ 2 BDRM. $165 Generat :~ , 517 W. 19th, CM 548-3481 aU utlllties incl. -e ALL UTIL. PAID e --------- Bltns, .shag. crpts, drps, gar, HEATED POOL GAS BBQ Rentals Wanted 5990 beaut .. lMd~. Sorry no ' TIIE CAMBRIDGE -------pefs.:~lnq at Ofc. by pool or Bolsa Ch.ica & \Varner H.B. FOREIGN Exch Student In • . Cost~_M_e_,. __ ,_' _5_1_00 CL.E·AN, Quiet 2BR QUPLEX. New. cpt.s,. prps, bit-in o.ven & range, garbage disposal. Fenced yard. Close to shopping. Water & gardener paid. Adult!, no'pcts. $145 mo. lst ·1; last plus $50 security deposit Avail ?<.fay 1st, Drive Dy 753 Scott Pl C.M. (Do not disturb tenants} then call 5't8-3036 aft 5 ap!A .. N2925o .• 9,;,._~. 64A6-0979vocado. ON BEACH!' area from No r way. onv .i:.v,.,. Sponsored by AIESEC needs ORLEANS APTS. s,mm" resld'"" n' or e SINGLES FRC~f $140 Irvine Co., Fashion Isl. Stu-•, e 2 BR 1% BA FROM $225 dent able to pay for rm ADULTS ,_6NLY e 2 BR 2 BA FROid ~ &/or board. \Vhite AIESEC 2 8t 3 BR. Avail. Private pa. e 3 BR 2 BA FROM $360 San Diego State College, tio, pool. i!¥1iv, "!'undry lac. Carpets-drapes-dishwasher S.D. 92115 <J;lr. QJ;.urige.C.0.,_Au-port; -rus-heated pool -sauna-tennis \VOMAN Empl. HB area 4 tin at 17th St; nr, Westclifl). rec room~an views-yrs., needs Jge. 1 bdrm. apt. patios"4mple parking, w/gar, laundry facilities. Security guard11. Have well-mannered an- . : HARBOR GREENS APARTMENTS 1741 Tustin. Costa Mesa f\.lgr. Mrs. Carson, 642-4641 FURN. also Avail. cient poodle and o c'c • HUNTINGTON college-age son. Pref. furn. but wiU roru<ldor unfurn. BrandE:;..,c~~~~~ !IP'.'' 711 !!;'!!:C. H.B. ;:,~ altornooM, 4.10-0142 • Bachelor, 1·2 l 3 BR. Furn/ unt. F?om $110 A: up, Gar· • ' den patios e Beam ceilgs 1ous, 1 le 2 ~r, 8"\Vlmm1ng (714) ~1,,;87 Woman, single-40, wrtttfug Ftp!Cs e Rec Rms • 2 Pools , ·Sau.nu e Nursery School -, Fam &: Adult sections. Im· : . , med. occup. 2700 Peterson Way, C!'.I Nr Hrbr & Adams. 54&-0370 pool, b;bque, rec ha.µ. These ===~--~--seekic; quite house n e a r arc l'»e best iil"the area. See CHEZ ORO Apts. 8234 Allan· ocean, June 10 ~Aug. 30th them at 2077 Charle manag. ta New l-2-3-BR. priv. er Johl'i ·1; • l))Wse' Sellers garages. Pool. u ti Ii t y Exchange for csretaking, • • modest rent or apt in San 64S.2ll,. · rooms. Fran,.isco . Xln'trefer. Box 1 536-8038 or 536-2727 .. ,,, 1Ji t'1 ial Ji:lht Apt 103M, Daily Pilot, NB. Tux=uR=1o=us~-NEW=_ - naraor n•'ll s s. 3 BR. !'.Iedallion 1\vnhse. Roomy-qe.luxe 2~& 3 BR. Washer/dryer, refrtg/stove. RET. Teacher wants 2 bd;m Home a~ incl garg, Crpts, drps. Pool privil. un! hse, yrly lse. n r Ired air htg. lbJtns. Cls to 96:!-4.167 bch-NB-Cdll-l $165. 499-3728 S.D. irw';, shopg, sch!, park.IA--TT=RA~CT~,~B-N--~, eves Quiet Adult Living (Bt Bak & Gisi w f . r. ow ava11., H wnbo ) R"nta1 0°1" 3·11°7 all extras. Pool. Kids 01{. 1 Yr. lease on Lido Isle. 3 Br 1 & 2 BR. 2 swim pools ~r r e c, $149 mo, 17401-A Kee.Ison house or 2 Br apt. Furn or Adults only, n... pets. Cinnamon Ave. 546-1034 Ln. H.B. 96S-T5lO, 847--03'.?5 unfurn. 673-2089 307 Avocado St.,C.M. * LOLITA GARDENS 2 BR. Redec. Duplex w/gar. e LANDLORDS • See Mgr on premises EXCEPTIONAL YARD Crpts, drps, stove. No pets. FREE RENTAL SERVICE (Beh!nd K·Mart off Harbor 2 BR, bit-ins, mirrored v;all, Refer req. $140. 715-B Broker 534-6982 Rooms for R~nt 5995 at corner Rutgers & Avocado) Velour wall paper, infant California St. 54()...4925 eves. Day 642-353.;, eve 645..()283 O~. Gas&: water paid. 1219~ Ute. 2 Br Apl Adults. Clos· 2Bedroomspt.2story,King ~~;e,r, (Nr. Harbor -ed g•roges. 2608 England ~" FURN. Room. Util paid. .., size Master be<lro<lm plus Sl. Call ~1205, Mgr. Ideal for student. $55 mo. laree 2nd bedroom. 1 1,ft ·PELUXE 2 br. Adults over 2 B<tnns, 2 bath. Priv patio, Call 642-8520 baths. Fireplace, Bit-ins, age 45 only. $140 mo. Sec heated pool, \Vasher & •--- d•·• • Pr\ t 1· u..r~ ROOM For Rent: Priv. ba. u1.u\VSSuer. vs e pa 10. mgr 263-255 16th Place hook up. 962-8994 Encl d · \ & entr. 1502 Orange Ave., ose singe garage. 2-LR_G. 3 BR apts. Avail NEW 1 n•-m. Carp•ts, 'Pool & recreation room. .ow. .., C.M, Adults only. 11"'> me. !st & April 17. Pool. 19'38 Maple, drapeS. Ava.ll AprU 15. THE RNISllED U '\ . d • Apt354S-2808 G'co'"" 79 FtJ , ti, pa1, last plw; security deposit. · ' ' LINDBOR • OJ.»-25 $55-75 mo. Girls only. 388 549--0674 SdEPAl~TE Un~ 2t~r. crpl~· , 2 Br a pt. $1,SQ mo. W. Bay, C.M. 642-8520 2 ·BR. Unfurn. Nev.·ly dee. rps, Y ' gar, n oc. · ' 536-7.wl or 847-3378 ROOM For m•le, kit. priv'11, 381 E. 18\h No. 3 642-8029 • New crpts & drps. Spac stu'dent prefd. $65 mo., 1st grounds. Adlts, no pets. $140 DELUXE 2 BR. Not $175 but Sunset Be•ch 5455 & last. 64&-7886 aft 6 pm. mo. 2283 Fountain Way E. $155. 646-0735 or 646-4760. -'-----(Harbor, furn . v,r, on See "·hat you get! BEACH apt, unfurn, View of $15 per wk up w/ kitchen. Wilson ). Wilson Gardens ""z:=o.:=;:='='===locean & harbor. $180. l!t &: $35 wk up opts. 2376 Apia _ Newport Beach 5200 la&t. ONLY stable people. Ncwt""?rt Blvd, CM. 548-9755 $l 70 ---------·Please call C213l 59~2425 R E NTALS 3 Br, Ill B•. poHo. bll.im, 8AYF11.0NT l===:CH=AR==G==E=rr='==..!....:.Ap,.· ::":::·-=U~fumlshod crpts, drps, Ask nbout our 2 L A ls A 5620 d1Jcount plan. 880 Center 2 Bn, BA uxury P · Sar)ta Ana 5620 Senta ne Pr!v. termce, elevators, sub-;:;.=;..;..=----'-"''-"·=-'-------- St. 6(2..8340, terranean pk'g. All elcc. Gracious Adult living Pool, !l<lft water, docks. 3121 2 BR. w/w crpts, drps, blfn \V. Coast Hwy, Newport. RIO, &piral Strcsr, frpl, 145 I =&1~>~2202=~---~~ E. 18th St. &5-0092. $190, SPACIOUS Apt. avail for SPAC I OUS Home-like lease. 2 br , 2 bs townhouse 2 Br, 2 Ba, bltns, w1&orgeous vw ol bny. For crpta, drps, pat!1, encl. gar, sppt call 673-7742 or Clubhse & pool. 540-4179 673--8414. * DELUXE l & 2 BR DELUXE 2 BR. \VCStcliH .Garden Apts. Blt·lns, priv. Loe, Pool & built -ins, patlo, heated pool, frplc. Adults. $11W:l mo • no lease. Adulta. $145 mo. &46--5163 642-6274 2 BR. Upper apt. $140 mo. Cai., clec . .t watt'r furn. No pets. Adults only. 169 v,r~nut, Apt E. Call 54S-fi954 TOWNH01JSE 3 Br, 2 ba, rleYo1y re&!e, p11tl0, p00I, Adults t only. $250 mo . S-l647 BA YFRONT Luxury 2 Br. 2 Ba. Boot alip avail. S&Xl. Furn, $350. A.gt. 646-0732 Newport Heights ~---52!0 e HOMEY 2 Br. Frplc. gar, prtv patio, qulet. Adults, no pets. 613-JO&l 2 SR. unfum, $UO mo, No -"-========I ..Al" .. 1 .... i. Sponiah Style Luxury 1 I: J Dt:drt:>Otnr f11 rrtifhff """ lln/ur-nUhetl Adult /,loin• • pets. Joann Sl. 01. Ee1t Bluff 5242 , .Sh•• C•rr.t1 Bullr-ln Kltc:"e11 Prir.te Deck orul •Bnlto"f Air Ccmditioned Hntel Pool • Call :>4~7. ~-- l' · 2' BR. Apt. N .. "'1'1< & PRESTIGE LOCATION ' dtps:. Fenced patio. $150. For leue,.delux.e 1888 sq, ft . 2658 Orangt_ Ave. Of. 4 BR, ~ BA apl 1'"'rplc, LARGE 2 Br, 11.ii Ba studio dn.pet, <.TPl.s, ~1 btt.r, P · I a.pt. Children ok. No pets. balc<1ni('s, dbl gar off kitchen $150, 726 Jo&nn St. 84.S.l58.i dahwhr, dbl oven. Pool. Conv to 11bop'g schl11 & re<'ttJttlon. drp&, b2tn1, lmmed . occp. 83.J Anligos Way, NB Lcrr1• Bv B Q Are.r 6 bfMfcr N. of Siturlt Co.11 Plu• Now Renting 1000 /Hat.4r1/111r Blvd. Sanla Ana 54-0-8497 l NEW Dix I • 2 Br. Sha ..,,1, Only $350 mo. Frosn Jl50 . .S.O.tm SG-ml ~tgr. next door 865 A1nip, DEWXE i & 3 BR unturn 2 BR .. Adults. ACCC!U IO fWI. I ~ptt. 938 El CamJno Drive:, $200 mo. I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ' C.M. 1'11'.54&-0451 ·->48-6471 or 644-5514 I. 1 i Misc. Rentals 5999 GARAGE FOR RENT Stonge Only. 642-8120 lncom• Pr~'",'Y 6000 DUPLEX PLUS large & llvable home on 50xll7' ~3 lot. Four block3 from .xean. Better than new $45,500. $7000 dn. The Rea1 ,.Estate Mart 847-8531 MARINA ln Newport -Beach. Prime Joe. Fee $315,001 Exel. Klngaard,, R.E. MI 2-2222. FOR sale, store building. 686-698 W. 19th SI. Bethel Towe:s area. 548-1768 Ag<. lndu1trfal Rent•I 6090 A business revolution has taken place, proving the "Little Fellow" can emerge_ a "Migbty Giant" 1n the U.l.L money-making route 11ys- tem. The Questions: Do you have a serviceable car? FOR Lease New 8000 sq ft 6-10 hours free tlme a Industrial bldg. $1000 per week? $1,500 to invest mo. Can be seen at 882 which, according to an Production Pl. N.B. 673-5500 autho11tative source, trl- or {1) 248-7533 pies in value the day JUST LISTED 2 OFFICES AVAIL. you start in the vending business? Can grow to 6 Sharp E-6ldc units w/pool, 1 -3 rms, l - 2 rms. 646-1724 $1 ,000. a month income on quiet secluded St. 2 BR with this small cash each, gar's. drps, crpts, pa. lot1 6100 start. Success isn't auto- llos. S75,000. Don"! wail! -;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.! ma.Uc .•• you have to BOB OLSON REAL TOR • work for it! 546-SMO IMPROVED LOTS Busln••s Rentel 6060 For Sale 6 fully improved lots in prime loc of Cerritos, Close to Artesia Fwy & Car. When you do this with U.I.I .. you'll never suf· fer from competition. No Sf!lllng or soliciting . . . just a service function. HILLGREN ·SQUARE man!ta. Also, 3 improved 2 stores avail, for immed. individual lots In H.B. AU ln To armnge a personal inter. lease in one of city's busiest well developed areas. $8350 view, call these toll • free shopping ceri'ters. App. 850 per lot -tenns. By Owner. numbers: sq. ft, ea. Ca 11 Mr, Graham TI4: 250 E. 17th St., Costa Meic;a 962-1353. · (800) 527-6277 call Mr. Bram \213! OL 1·27tl0 !!!!!!~~ ... ~~ ... ~1 (8001 527.6312 e BALBOA ISLAND e CdM Level R-2 Loi ASK FQR MR BROOKS Lease store-plumbing in & appropriate for beau t y salon. 307 Marine Ave . 67S-0486 or see your broker. with O'.l!lze 2 car garage OWNER 673-3084 ----·--FAMOUS BRAND' WEST Ney,1>0rt. pair R-2 30"x85' close to bay, beach&. NAME shops. $38 000 642-3188 CANDY & SNACK ROUTE Office Rental 6070 -· . • . . <PART OR FULL. TIME) ---------Acreage 6200 VERY }JICH INCOME LAGUNA BEACH ---------1\Ve need a distributor in this ""' Wh.lddy• W•nt? Wl>odily• Got? SPECIAL C~SSIFICATIQN FOR NATURAL BORN ·SWAPPERS Spocl1I Roto 5 Lines -5 limn -5 b<lcks llU\t S -AD MUST INCLUDE ~ ........... ,.., --..... ~.,.,,., _, 11'1 Tl'M9, >-YOUll .,_...,. IM/Of lddl"ls... +-1 llitt ef '"""'11llil&. '-"'OTMIHG f:OR S,.,L9 -l RAOES ONLVI To Place Your Tr•der's ParidlH Ad PHONE 642-5671 16 Acres in city .of Grants Pass, Oregon. House, barn, l1Tig. Sulxliv. potential, Equ. lty $19,500 for local proper- ty. 5-16-6697 2 Newer duplexes. side by side, 3 Br. 2 Ba .. ee..·, fplcs; nr. beach. Equity approx. $27,001. Trade for land or indust. Realtor 673-4350 Ha'.ve '64 Pontiac Tempest Lef\-tans, hrdtop, console, bucket seats. Trade for sail- boat up to 30'. 673-7469 3 BR, 2"% BA Townhouse, N.B. Pri. palio, pool, elec. kitchen. $32.000. Take I o \V down, late model car. T.D. or ?? Owner 646-0054. Want up to 30 units in Or- ange County, have $40,000 equity in commercial -zone ln Long Bescfi. 714 -:496-llXI '62 Dodge mtr. home, mm- pletely reworked, $6,00J val for 4 whei?ler & tlr. combo, reSGrt cabin or 77 •. Mr. Peterson 847-6215, ~~~~-----· '57 Ford Ranchero val $350. 1 '.57 Plymouth val $175. Both I good cond. Trll.de for ? or car. Ask for Dale 675-7513 I or 546-5551 . Have land, ·will trade acres I Rome, Oregon. Clean, quiet, I c~ear, green, fish, hunt, Oy, hike, boat. Ask for Dale 675-7513, 546-5551. TRADE, '6.i V\V CAMPER, CLEAN. ALL NEW NAU· GAHYDE INSIDE, W /JC& BOX, W A TE R. FOR: CLEAN PICKUP. 5484553 Trade Small Appliance Re- pair, 11 yrs snme location1 for mobile home, boat rn· ?? ? ? Air Conditioned Multiple :zoned acreage area fGr our candy <Nestles, ON FORES'I' AVENUE * Costa Mesa * Pl~ters, Toot$ie Rolls, Milk HA VE 4 Units in Tustin .15 Desk space available 1n it • 2' ( Ou"ds, etc.). No selling in-'Acres in Nevada; approx. 646-3626 nr &39-E046 eves. 14' Glass Outboard with trailer. canvas top & aide curtalns. Trade ror sailboat with trailer. neweat office building at anta 11\fll ty volved, Y.'e furnish all ac-$23-M equity, Want latger prime location in downtown 642-6560 counts. You must have 2 to wtits. Nancy J . Moore Laguna Beach. Air condi-2¥.i Acres by Owner, Utilities. 8 hrs, per week spare time Realtor 673-3101 ... ---> •-.. be Ulul (days or eves). v· lot ., Ctlll 54M093 R2 View Joi, Dana Point, will trade FOR induatrial or commercial investment property. $50,000 • $100,<0'.l. 08.ys 546-0928. uO•n::u, carpe.o;y, au near running water & Golf 1ew • ln miles to Lake entrances: Frontage on Course. $950 dn. $14,900. $TOUT50ALloCSA~ Armwb!ad, $3500 value- Foreat Ave., rear leads to {213) 782-2727 .;:n. clear. Swap for property or !tu"nclpal parking lots, $50 REQUIRED ? u ' 8-2698 eves, days per month for spaee. Ot>sk Out of'St--;t; Prop. 6208 ~?1'0. m~b intorma.tion write 642-8060. and chairs available tor $5. --·----_.,;,. 1strt utor Division No. HAVE; '69 MERCEDES BENZ-230, auto trans, ra. dio, 5 mos old. Eq. approx. $1400, TRADE for land Ot VW or ? ? Ph.. 842-3235 Business hours answ:~!n1 17.63 ~cres on South Fork of 2.1", P.O. Box 58. Pomona, NEWPORT DUPLEX service available for $10. beautiful Payette River in CRllL 91769 -Jnclude phone FULLY LEASED. $24,500 All utilities · paict except heart ol ldah1f1 recreational no. EQUITY. TRADE FOR telephone. area. Has new modern Atfi'~'~lis~t-,-------TD'S OR? 548.o897 wkdays DAILY Pflm hd\lse and 2-room mod~m CANOY SUPPL y 222 FOREsr AVENUE cabin. Plenty good &pr1ng ROUTE LAGUNA BEACH water developed. Accessible . . 494-9466 year round. Suitable for fNo selh!li involved) DELUXE 3 nn. suite in new bldg,, adjacent lo "Airporter Inn" & Orange Cnty. Airport. Air-cond., cpts. & drapes, rnusic & janitorial seivlce. Av a 11. May lst. Call BOB PETTIT 833-()101 833--0144 Eves Modern Offices retirement homE' or ex· Excellent Income for few c e 11 en t development op-hours weekly ,wor~ .. (Days portunity. Write L. s. and Ei:enlngs). Refilling and Farber Lowman Id ah 0 collecting money from coin 83637 ' ' ' operated dispensen In Or- --_ -·--ange Co. and IUITOUnding R E W od 62""' area. We establish route. • • ant "" \H·-•1 b nd ---------........ es nam~ ra candy WAl\'TED: Under $50,000 and snacks), $1625.00 cash Baycrest/Westcllff area. required. For personal inter- (213) 338-2970 view in Orange Co. area, B=U'-S-1N=E'-S'"S_e_nd~---1 send name, addresic; and Speeta.cular level View Jot Colorado River near Park. er. Equjty $950. Trade for car or ? Owner 494-2339 WIU. TRADE lo irrigated acres in Hemet w/3 rentals for Orange County inoome pl'operty, Call CTI4) 962-2561 TWO lovely Townhou.se!I, Newpart. 2· BR 2 BA ea. Firepl, lg pool, Want in- come, car, boat ??? Agt. 64&-0732 2 BR, beach cottage R-2 lot Huntington Beach. Approx. eq $7000. Exchange for J'yf~ bile HOme or TV's. Realtor Exchangor 646-2266. Have "65 Mustang, 4 on floor, value $1000. Trade for small American station V.'agon, same value. * .. Call 545-7684 **· Smogless ~ Trd eq./beaut. Oceanfront 4 Br, 4 ba, 2 sty hm, Oceanside for vac land. income or smlr hm, Or~c Cnty. 531-0651. 540-0428 1 rl5 single, $175 2 rm suite. Air cond. Secl'y service, parking, centrally located. So, Calif Isl Nat. Bk. Bldg. FINANCIAL phone number to MULTl- SfATE D!Sf., INC .• 1681 W. 'I\ * * * * ~ Business Broedway, Anahehn. Cali. ~~~!!!!!!!J!!!!l!\!!!!!!!!!!"!'~~~!!l'-'!!!~!!I 230 E, 17th Street Costa. l\.1esa 642-1485 Op~~l\l~.i!I.~!__ 6300 !orni• 92802 tn4> 77~5060. ANNOUNCEMENTS · ANNOUNCEMENTS •nd NOTICES end NOTICES OFFICE OR STORE 15 x 35" or 30 x 35' MANAGER OWNER Investment ---------1 Opportunities 6310 Found (FrH Adil 6400 Found (Free Adsl 6400 -~-----olf st pklng & util furn National corporation, 1IO'V ln· SMALL Inveslol's earn 3% Newport & Bay Center. CM all · 2052 Newport Blvd &46-l252 tervlewirtg, for owner man. snnu Y 1 n par~lcipation ager of complete family rec-with importer with own 525 to 1500 Sq Ft, Furn or un-reationul spoi1 <..'Cnter, Ex· overseas offices buy Ing furn, crpts, drps, parking. tremely high return on in-direcUy from manufacturel' Reasonable. 646-2414 2630 vestment of $12,500. Secured. and selllng d.ireeUy to con- Avon St., Ncwpo11 Besch Rigid investigation invited. sumer. M1nunum S 3 00. ..., OFFICE SPACE-Must have management & Write Box Pt02 Dally Pilot. For Lease. World Savingic; PR ability. Reply to Box 580 INVESTORS! Interested in Bldg., Pacific c.oast Hwy & the Daily Pilot or' eall ~Ir. 12 % annua l re t urn. Forrest, Laguna Beach. Mark Rice (714) 774.7050. Professional man has $8000 * Cail 494-9481 * * BEAUTY SALON I equity in Newport home re-• • ; n qu'lres 5000' on 2nd CORONA DEL MAR best location 1n New· mo r tgage tor family Immaculate 2 rtJom. Private port Beach. Xlnt park· emergency. Principals only. office. Ground floor. Private Ing. Almos t new, fresh, 646-7566 bath, $135 mo. Util pd . I ful d • 7 I="=""'=~=~=_,, Parking. 673-6757 Ov.•ner. co or esign. sta-INVESl'ORS! Want 10% in· tions, 1 •ir-cond dry· terest prime loon! Private Best Location In CdM ers, coff. bar, pvt pa· party has $11.000 equity in 800 to 1400 sq. ft. Deluxe Off-tio. Low rent and utll'1. own home. Want $5,000 to ice Spaces. Avail tmmed. Very cleen & cared for. $7,000 2nd mortgage. Prin- Phone Owner. 642-9950 Please call 642-0844 or clpals only. 546-3634 MEO. Dental suites avan, 968-4622. 725 & 1215 sq. ft. 3.5c a sq.1--c=='"""===-Mon1v t• Lo•n 6320 ft. 5911 lleil Ave H·B . COIN LAUNDRIES 8'&-3l2I F,;eid.ire 1st TD loan EXECUTIVE OHlCt' -From $6500 lo $.17,500 ' Harbor frontage near • Buena Park ~ Fullerton • Lowest Interest Available Newport Blvd. for le¥'!. Cypress • \Vestmlnster • 1001 + sq tt. Ph. 642-4644 Huntington eeac;:h •Garden 2nd TD loan tor appt. Grove • Tuslin • Santa Ana • Costa i\ft-" • Ana· Ttnrui based on equlty, EXEC ofc suite· 1100 sq. fr . hcim e La Mirada, 642-2171 545-0611 crpts/drps. 444 Npt Blvd. CALL CHARLIE 525-7833 Serving flarbor area 21 "!'I. Call a.It 7 pm wkdya # 615-t644. FANTASfIC Bus. Om>0r. 6 Settler Mortgege Co. yr rnE'dlun1 sized restaurant . 336 E. 17th Sttcet M ALE Dachshund/Beagle mixture. Very friendly . Leather oollar & nea collar. On Bal. Penln. Cannot keep dog. Downey (213) 861-7940 PAIR Of Bl-focal glasses w/black rims In blue case. ---~---...,.... BROWN Puppy w/!lea col· Jar. found Sunday on Mission Viejo Goll Course. ~m at 26031 Via Vientto, lost 6401 Dover Shores beach.1:-:::--------- 642--0757 LOST: Daisy type dog, mixed FOUND Black ~talc Puppy, breed, long haired, grey & Part Doxie or Bassett. Vic. while. Female. Reward! Vic. VlctOria &. National. 2113 Newport Blvd. & Santa Isa- N:itional, C.M. bella. 646--0356 or 642-5853, FOUND A ct1te puppy, beige PEARL Earring, grape w/v.ihifi paws at National design. Vic, Heliotrope ' & & Oak st.. CM. ca 11 Goldenrod. Cdl.t Reward LI 8-5923 644-4776 9-5 . FOUND: Sat. Bro\\'n shaggy BLACK Cut velvet bag con- female puppy, Mesa be! taining knitting. Westcllff nr Mar._ 546--5282 Dovel' last Thurs, 642-24~ FOUND: Silver Min. Poodle. 2 GER.".fAN Shep. Pups; 21..; Vic. Heil l Bushard, }~.v. mos. blk-brown mrkgs. Nr 531-6590 Victoria, C.M. 645-252£ evtl! SET Of keys, Vic. ]7th & SILVER Bei~ Fem .• Shep .. PIAccntin Ave:, C.M. Please recenrly spade. Vic. Hdnt. identity Key ring -~2769 Pac. Apts., Rev.·ard 536-6357 MAN·s Eyeglat.~es:, vie CUii LOST: !'.tale Sian1ese Ca! Dr & Coast Hy,.y, Laguna Cameo Sboru-Shottclilf Beach. 497~1887 aroa, grttn oollar, 675--6996 9tAU. Black femfl.le poodle. ~tEN'S Reading glasaes~ ln Top of Worid, Laguna Bch. I cue. Balboa J!i.la.ncl. •9'-69117 • &IG-5177 • SCiiNAUZf:R DOG Corona LOST: Falcon, has jesses. NEAR C.M. City Hall. 3 Rm. in N.D. 1hat m11s1 ht sold OUice:a. Panel~. carpets, di>e to loss of mgr, lOf\-1 down drape&. $l50. Call G42-6560 Call Gale Pike • •194-6373 tor del Mar kre&. Vic Brookhurst & Adams \VE MAKE OR 'BUY 673-$29 HB. Reward! Ph. 962-7382 ' TRUST DEEDS CM OFFICE $90 call 646-4833 FOR rent officts or stores 130 E. 17th SI,. CM. $8S & up. 640.3181 I On"JCE or stnre o~lte Baltioa &y Club. 1610 ·W. Cout Jlwy, NB. 84&-4887 1 MU38l anytime Bkr. VIC 20lh & Orangt?, Blk & BLK GC'nnan Shepherd 5 appt to see. ---·--whr S1>1;niel/Retr pup. 4.·6 mos, m;ile "Tito"'. vie i3n1 7 NEW Sn11ck ri1achlnts & Money W•nted 6350 inm; old, female: 543-508.'i I &-$.A. Ave . 64&-2.547 route. Good 2nd. Income. I"'="-'--''-"'.;....----COLLIE. Female, Mon I e 'c·=-"---=-=:'-':'. =:=:::°=="" SI,500. CaJl alt. ·l11m MONEY WANTE D Vista School vie. P ersona ls 6405 67t)..6822 Pvt 0.vnr. Stturcd by Jlll:Gpe:rty $25,000 548-3L03 HAMBURGER STAND. Be:st i<tquh'ed, will pay fop tnt~r­ Balboa location. M Us T C!ll & polnt11, ShOtt tenn. SELL. Call 642-7455 eau cn31 96U1IO. EYE Glasses, boy's. Found al 2Znd St, ti Ne,vport at bU!I 5lop. 4/!I. 5'8-M18 I Al..COHOl.tCS Ancinym0t1~ Phooo 542-7217 or \vrite to P.O. Box 1223 Costll ..U.. MoodlY, April U. 1970 DAILY PUT -'7 ~~~~NTs' JOIS ~ iMl>LcrtMl!f! JOll I w;i,O't'MINT 1'08.!!. EMPlO'tMINT JClll11 liMNOYMINt JOU I IMKOYMIRT: --'""";....,,.,.......,..--1~0ba • -· WOlll. f lOO '9111 Mon, W-. 71 0C ·., Mon, Woril. 7100 lflll Moo-., w-7100 J llo1 Moll, -7* ,, 1 PertOMll MOI -BOAT~ EXP. 1:;~;_;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;; When You s.ai..-.n1.._ GErau.TEllS 1 L1 cTRo.M!CH'L. Want ;t done . ·* MIN * ·(QAS·T· Al ~)1!11 • -ASSEMBLIRJ-a.k H • • ,_.,...., -for Ult BONDIERS • ere rig • • ; ' rfabt on,. We biw a -• WAREllOUSi: STOCK . I mo'1, up, on PC -• · • ' ,, • ' t oo cell., r· -.to live! AGENCY * IWU!Olt Y.ICHTS * .....,.,, wlrtll(, la. mech't · ' Cn f,, ne. of · 511a 1a1t2 Golde...... .....,..,., "I' 24 hr. ttCOl'diJw WtlUnlnlter, C&lit. 41' ,.~~'the th& e perts Tom Gawne, Jr. ~....:k:.: '"'· . G•le• LHrjot C~p. wnn . 1isfea /owfJ . seu. 540-6055 -for blovr A1P _, :I005 S. Ritch<" Sl ,~=~:::::::-~::::~=~·=-!!· ~=-:··~~·~' ~~~ New A u.d c..tl A tnaclcl Muat have abW ... to 1 u....... Santa Ana ol C"""'ll ChoY.Nlot ~-v ~-F.quaJ -111 '"""""" llRVIC I DIREctORY SERVICE D1Rlq'IORY·, S1!RV1G E DIRICroRY -Harbor, CoM, -NOwport P••-1 Exoc. secy to $650 ~Mfl!!t .'' . , 6"0' ...... °, . '665 Pointing; , ~..:;i~ e SI Clt,l'tAltlAL 133 ~riv: r.:;....~.'!.\if!.~~ £i, ... ~ MY. H•m•.1 ~~ TIU: '' "".•.m...... . ·!'58 * FUcLY "LlCENStD * • OFFICE NB. 60.3870 & penonallty, WOii< In ..... .Good ·rate.a/· Retet: $12.50 ' _,.[l'ee. estimate-'I"·"" r-.tr t • · . • e" CLIRICAL lookit__,,.._ t700 ~ .. ~~.1111 iDtelllpnt. ·fl<!'' C)Wi!;" Mllr1•aret $lo.12C • ,..,.;54M.is l!~ING: F'1~'1' A Son. Re-Hindll Solrltualllt. · r ~ , ••. ~ -·~ .Sif.~r · ' ! .... ·1 ·' • ; • ·. ,Qwill\Y '. '!'•rkm-k .~~,. ,9" all ~!toh. e SALI S = ~~-='. Newport Por1D11nol VERY rei1abie· mother Cit 2 G "'· . , ,,, . -L••K ~M~rll,&I .G:u arati!•ed. .....,.!"'• ~. Bliiidneu • JA•ON I "-Y . . •rU9n1n9 -Reliable. 27 yn. J6 ca t. Readings liven 7 daYI a e ADMINISTIJtATIVI ""' · ' EST 833 D.Wer Drive waob bab ysl.tti n g , my Refer. Emerson 548-J587or week, 9AM-9PM ni N. D E;-.lployment AJtncy NB. &t2-387fl home. Prefer in.fant to 3 NEW Lawns, ~ .. ed1-. MS-2934 ' Camiho Ree.J, SU e TECHNICAL 2Xl7 So. Main. Santa Ana )'i's Call 545-0228 ..... --..... .. ., CJ 5*M1t1 EXPERIENCED DI n n er • ' Con1plete ia:"'n CIU'f.' Clean CUSTOM P!llntinn • "'Ibe emente. 4n-9lJ6 ~ Wal · MOTHER wUI bab>"•'t my ,. ·~ IQ¥• 11 ·14 "'"· o. ver 21. s-~tu · up by job or nwnlh. Free ~terior-~teri.or Specialist" LOOK 10-,20 yean )'OW'ICU, -· •I Office ·' • · ,......., bome, 2 to 4 yrs, Man"Fri. estimates. For info call Residential • Commercial. the secret ol the STARS. A camer Rwtill 0,.. Bender, N.B. 6t5-0651 Reliable. 642-383l 897-2417 or 846-0932 No job too large or too emall· proven Is unique fat»..llft Mature Jlt'l"IOh to handle tJr FACTORY ' WOl'fth, P d · aA:fiYSITliNG In my home GARDEN ING Uc., Bond. w. Won't be un. without surael'Y .• U&-m8 int job, ~lie tfptnc, lpted t..,... s.cb So I.....-vac., holidays, & Ini. Will ~. ~ .• -wk. Call 'n'eet, shrubs,. ivy removed. derbid! 64&-3679 eve~ A wknda. P.O. Box ~~:._rt.ant. Start $350. l>.Uf! ~ ~C. ~ Calle Perfecto. !~~=='~===;I New lawns, Rotdtllling. Free INT & EXT. Painting. Free 2014 Seal Beach. . • Ka.y w.a 19 l k M · · est. 548-8918,>i. ests. Loe refs, N~t &: UCE· Sate • fut with *BUSBOY -Graveyard Co~~lr:p~~0J550Good .~' a.sonry, 6S60 'AL'S ~ 'A Lewn Honest. Call Chuck M>-0809 GoBese Tablets I: E-Vap L ... I Secy shift. Approx. SS hr wk. Ap. l .l be n ttfUIP · 1-=--,--,_..;.c..c· or Jbn 548-0405 ••water pills'" WettCl l Jf Sharp, attractiv e A: ~ in penon 562 W. 19th oc. au ofci, Opty B~ Kimodd,j ri!palr :m~~ ~ercl.al, METICU LOUS PAINT Pharmacy skilled? Younr Perry SI .• C.M. + variety, Brick, 'block, Co nc re fe, • '* ,~, * • ' EXP. DQCKS.bouses, int-ext. SPRING ~des! bdiihtflll Ma.>n hffds ~ Della. Cafeteria. Help Wanted : Ntwport PerHnnel carpentry, rio job loo small:· ~ · INS. col. student!I, 67S..5812 piano mus1c at reception + Pluah ofes. Start $SM. Call DISHWASHER. Stt Mer. a ·Agtncy Uc. D:letr ~ Exp. Jap~ landscape, dinner mualc. &45-1376 Jou Maz:Hn. new Safeco In.surance Bldg, 833 Dowr Drive I r Job Kings! FEMALE Girt Friday ' ' $350 l up . lmentary cantral $325 l up cashier iRetaU $400 *LOCAL*' *~* ' . L-Prw .... -.et• l!RAIY~ ""' ....... .. W/o-UcM'f!P.at-w pV nttt • Glrl Fri ...... , Pl• SIH desli'ed. Manip ·-. oic. Unemcumbtred, .., Garden G, \il fte pDf, I 0...1, Ole Tmo ..... l.Jte typo, -·-Neu Ors. Airport. !Coy Punch ... $4251• Fee ne1. 1 yr. •~ na. 1 Girl Ole ..... :. $U1 10 AM to 5 PM M Tbra F. COl!ltru lkkpr • Ml• Fee nlmb. Near ~ Soc'y. Lite Bk!" .. $411 No SIR. O:>a1a M, Free. Sffy/R-1!1 . $4!0/ .. Siii 1!1. ~.· """9.: --Tustin .-Buay Ole. ' J. I\, Pterce -"' """""· noc. l8IS Nt<-Port. CN Mi'1ltl JANT!OR FULL TlMJ: San Oemente --.ms KEYPUNCH OPERA'IOR. Part time, Wttk end 1 . Personnel Dept. H 0 A. C !;::=======°"'-cleanup, maintenance. INTER or Ext. PAINTING, UP TIGHT need . to lfl75 Srookb\ll'llt, Fountain NB. &e.3810 Carpentering 6590 J\fack 842-8442 ThfMED. SER\TICE. ·Local talk toT DIAL-~ LYN Valley tBrookbunt, No at tll\ER.GLAS Hand La.y Up, !--'----=---.:.·-EXP. Japanese Complete ref. FREE est. 548·1621 847-1293 ' Come tee mi-· ...._an San Diqo Fwy)· or call exper not nece11 but Bookkaeper Trial Bal HOSPrtAL. Newport Bcb. CARPENTRY Yard Service. Reas. NB & PAPER HANGING _. 962-2654 bet km or alt 5 hclptul. can 549--04'31 MmOR REPAIRS. No ·Job 'CM area. 540-7373 20 yrs exp. 1'"'ree estimate. Announctrttentl '410 xJnt opty. $25. • lhtft. Call pm. Daya: call 96J..T711 FRY COOK. Expel • fut. Too Small. Cabinet lo Pf' CLEAN·UP SPECIAIJST Call Keith anytime GU-~ Helen'JlaYti, CARETAKER -Couple live· Salaryopen.Co ntact Loul Office Jobo $500 Up · No Chorve 1i0% I'- 8Cft II o t be r cablneta. Mowjng, edging, odd jobs. PA 1 NT ING -Int. &: Ext. ORANGE COAST C 0 IN in, Mu.st havt rekr Is be ex· Manager, 497-U88 , Beach 54Ml'/5, U na answer leave Reasonable. !'148-6955 Highest Quallty. Lowest CLUB meets 2nd Monda.y of 'IT Teller or. TNlftM per. 893-1880. House Inn, 619 Sleepy n:oSI •t 646-2312. IL 0. JOHNSON'S GARDENING Prices. Fully f!Xp. Ins. John the month at M&rlner's Beautltul bank needl pl to CARPET Cleaner 1 It I 0 r Hollow Lil .• L.B .. Andenon Yant care, Clean-ups, Prun· 673-1166 Llbraty, N.B. Frte Prtzes. Jub for tellen on w.ce.Uon. helper.,. Steam llla1 te r FULL time a: part tlme help CARPENTRY -CABINEl'S i.ng, planting, 962-2035 APTS & MOTELS Painted -Starla at 7:30 pm. VWtors Later ma.ybe full time <r Carpet Cleaners 147 E. 17th wanted. NO exper, nee. Ap. Remodeling-repairs. No job JAPANESE Gardening $10. averg. rm. Call Welcomed! part time U prf. $2.35 an rtarofTuneup,C.M. plylnperson,MobUStaUon too small. Call 646-4224 Service; Neat work. Cleanup anytime Pal the Painter, C f Ltt '4ll br. e&1l Gloria. K1s' CA R PENTERS HELPER, corner Harbor 4: Ci!sler: PATIO COVERS -DECKS yd. maint. 968-2303 557-8638 eme try a wilUrc to learn, Jnqu.lre C.M. Remodeling -Gen. Repair LAWN MOWING SERVICE PAINT NOW SAVE$' 2 LOTS w·es tmtns ter looklr:MPtr Gil's Catamaran, 143 E.·l-FULL=,.,-~-~-... ~~PAR=T~ Any size job 673-llfi6 Mike Neat, depend-.ble, reu:>~ Call Jack NOW!! Memorlal Parle, Cospele Work~ hrs a wk I: avoid 1 , 16th St., C.M. time, Experienced sales. Old World Craftsmanship able. Free est. 846-0955 894-3895 or 847·1358 Gardens, $610 tor both or Of· tM b&b)'littlnc bjlls. Start CASHIER P/tirile, BrJght.. Xlnt. salary, comm. A ~h work my Specialty JIM'S Garderung &-lawn COLLEGE Student. 2yraex.• fer, 536-6078 noW w/)'OW(t rro wln1 Enthualuttc (12-24 hn per btnetita.O&Utorappolnt. Call Dan 673-lllifi maintenance. Res. & com-perience. Low price~. 4 Cemetery Iota. Harbor Rest firm. $2511. Call J o a n wk) incl Sat'&. Apply ln per. ,ment, 540-5050 Ext. 30, QUALITY' Woodcralt, sml merclal * 54G4837 Steve 548-4549 Me m 0 r1 a I Park. Blue Marlin. son. Back Street, No 25 gen'! constr. &: carpentry. JAPANESE Gardener serv· RETIRED Painter: 26 yrs Spruce !eCUon. 548-3trts Fuhion Island, N.B. Joseph MacJnln Call Ken 64>0044, 5484235 ingF. Valley, H.Bch,Costa exper. Neat & honest. Non JOIS& IMPLOYMENT SalH/Ret"ll CHiLDCARE: AJovinglady GEN. ttpa.lr, add., cab . r.1esa, Npt Sch. 645--0345 drinker. Call 536-Q!Ol Exp. aaletman w/plant to care fM well-mannered 4 Equal opportunity emplo~r F<>rmlca, paneliog, marlite •. *NEW LAWNS* *PAPERHANGING JobWWontod, ·-knowiedp Im-Ire. local ~.: ':;..8t;:°f1;. ·.:.~ ':,'.~ O.norol Ole. Anything! Dick. 673-4459 17c •• fl -mpl. "'"" ~--= & PAINTING. * 968-2425 ~omen ,..,,.v 1IUl"Hf')'. Some •1a.ndlc&pe -1 Insurance exp Sola~ "" ... v ~.u.MJ exp. he t p t u 1 to tell $250 mo. MUST be rellable · '" open. REPAIRS* ALTERATIONS PAINTING & Repai r s. LADY Wanta work u Uve*ln ol have own transp. 49'-3834 Independent * 25 CABINETS. A54"; !.tt; job Generel Servic11 6682 Reaso n able, Satisfaction housekeeper for e lderiy ;:tt~'~naerv. $600. Call 11~ 7 pm. Perl0f'.1MI At-ncY Yl'I exper. o-o •~ Guaranteed. Call 547·1441 ~. etde:rlf coufl.e or CLEANING, Ll&:ht, model ·1716 Qrana:e Ave, Suite C * cusrOM PATIO * LA\VN P.towers sharpened _ elqerly me .. Wrtte Lesly, hornet, put.time, tor mn-C.M, 64U026, 54S-0979 * ~~;:;~~o::~ * small engines repaired-Ille Plasterin9, P atch, P .O. Box. STC, Llrttna Bch, Offlce Gal ldentlous: ladies. 5Cl-21l6 General Office v.•elding. Faulkner's Mower 1-.;.R:.:•,;;,P•:;l.;.r ____ ,_l_IO Ca 92651 Smart Bou wUl P«Y to CLERICAL TRAINEE Good typinc, knowled&'e of ac. ••-Shop, Zl.22 Harbor Blvd, * PA'.t'CH PLASTERING AIDES • toi convalescence, have aomeone that Ukes to Women J.8.35 wttb ---" J.Q., counta payable, beaCh aha. Cement, Concrete .,_ c M Id r''" ·-.... •--11 yak on """'-, Ute -1 .. a., •---osla esa., 646-7203 All types. Free estimates e e v c ... ., ... ..," Y care. ..,..,.,_ .,.., .. ,. 45 wpm VJ! • .l 10 key adder Call Loraine, We1tcllft Per. aJN'CRETE work all types.1 ·CURBIN,;;;""";c;G~-;:.,H,;o=m..:e=A::cd~drff~s. Call 540-6825 Homemakers. 547-6681 ral1t in ~ da)'I, $2. an hr aeeuraey needed, $1.75 to 10nnel Apncy, 20t3 WeatclW l. G•·-·teed. Call co 11 e ct __ ...:::::..::.:::..::=;.._-~~;;:~====;J + comm. to itart. Call -'th od 0 NB "' -Sawing, breaking, hau 1ng, ....... , J b M W 7100 Glor.I.a u.... •tart. "'' vance ~ com· r ., · . ....., .. ,,u Skiploading; Lie. Service & (213)436--3463 before noon Plumbln:!t;.._ __ _:;6890.;.;.; 0 1 49n, om. .,...,. puter train. oppor. 4301 General Quality. UZ..101o PLUMBING REPAIR AIDES . Nursing. Birch St., SUlte 6 (nr, Ehergetlc man exper not ·-- District Secy $450& Up Secy /Receptionist $450 & Up Accountant $800 l Up A/R, A/P ' Payroll MALE Marine Clrpenters Start $3.25 hr * CONCRETE Work, Health Clubs 6nO No job too small HOUSEKEEPER Statl1tl11I Typist alrport) N.B. necessaey varied w~rk Licensed. Patios J drvv.'Ys. 1---------e 642-3128 e Experienced preferred. Age for•«'-· dept ot Jae. firm. Cleric•I Tr1 lnH $US. shipping,,• cl~rkin&, mntnce: Experlencff. etc. Philllps Cement. SAUNA-MASSAGE===="==:;:::;;:;;,;== 35orover.Apply: Lquna Sh o uld · have some No typing nee. XJnt Co., Year-~ good benefits. 548-6380 Pool Service 6910 Beach Nuninl Home. SH. Pluth ob. sr-t be~. benfa .l worldns ,conds. For appt1 494-4515, The Pot· WALKS, PaU.., 'drivewan. 1 WHIRLPOOL· GYM 'w-oi(iiittiii4)~49l-8015iiiiiiiiiiio--I Start $500. ·Call Jo a n JASON BEST tery Shack, t.guna Bch. lawns rototilling, breaking, Le Salon de Traltments ACID Bath Your Pool. S551 • Marlin Employment Agency GARDENER TRAINEE removl.n& &: ha u 1 in g, 2930 w. Cst. Hwy, Npt. Bch. & Up. A & M Pool Service. Aocountanjo~Chief.111Xln't Op-tJ07 So. Main, Santa Ar-. No exper, nee. Xlnt opp. 548-8668 Dally 1D am·l am 642-3154 'Free Est. call 54()..6837. por to n am groWl.nr NurMI ·Aidt 5f6.Ml.O <n•> 54&-9085 Orange Co. Company in CUSTOM CONCRETE We accept all credit cards Remodeling l pogition le.ding to con-Hell> needed now! II ,..,,., CLERICAL w or k, per. * GUARDS * PATIOS • DRIVES • ETC. 'MO trtJllmblp. Degree in Bui. want to l~l needed, ~ manent Jut time. Su~ FREE ESTIMATE, 675-5516 H1ullng 6730 ,_!.eJtc,•:;l;._r ___ _;.;...; Admlns deaq-abte. !tequire:a, me.· Stut $1.65 hr. Helen rnit application to P. 0 . Box FULL OR PART TIME Pre· iCONCRtl'E noon, patios, ---.------THE thoronO'h lmciwfedge or cost HJYe•• 4000, Lquna Hille 92653 or 4--.;. • . ~ ..,.. • call 8.J7·016i tor •P' J llW '""' or alder, W°'1' any muonry. Any " job. Reas. BEFORE YOU HAUC "ltL RE MOD" ELEftS & g•nei'al" accouni!nr In •hilt." Uniforms rumlahed Don 642--8514 alt 4. TIIE DUMP -CALL mfg / industry, Interviews Gener.ii Office polntment ' • . * c 'ooKS * Contoct .Chuck Sit.r, 19700 MoRE Concrete patio for 646-620Ct save$$ COMPLETE will be scheduled on basis of YCllng firm need! ~ture Jamboree-Blvd., Newport leu money. Artistic setUng CARL'S Moving, Hauling & REMODEL I NG resume submitted. Selected perio,n to U11't In ote. Utt Call ar Apply Beach. 833-0600 Ext. 2213 aft. & fini&hing. 644--0687 Cleanup. 'h Ton P.U. Reas. * 642 •. 3660 * applicants will be in-typine. Clo.e-tn. Start at PARKHURSTRETlREMENT 9:30 AM, Wed. thru Fri, CEMENT WORK, no job too Free Est. 548-8918 t&rvlewed by auditing firm $235. Call Joan Marlin RESIDENCE HELPER W.,.......,,,., -no.-to detennine qualWcations. ~" ~..i;.u ..-... Small, reasonable. Free HAUlJNG Cleanup, lots etc. Tll C 1 6974 Send detailed resume to box 9925 bl Alamed.; F.V. time tor elderly lady, Some Eatim. H. Stullick 548-8615 Handyman anytime you •, er am c · 1 #.. Eltctrlcl1n/Marlne 962-5531 meal preparation, lite house· all "3398 ~64~M~D~al~y~P~U9~t,~N~.~o~. ~~: Expert Cf!mt!nt work. Patios, c · 64v-* Verne. The Tile Man * --: .. · A boat mfsr. needt a tic. COOKS with broiler exp. work, 3-4 days, 67~1134 walks, brick & block walls. Y'7A"RD~/"""G:o-ar~.-c~1~,-.-n-u-p-.1 Cust. work. Install & repairs. Ancient Matfner elect. wfooat wiring fXP. Abo waureues, tun or part. Hospital 35 yrs. exp. Yancey, 642-1403 Remove trees, ivy, trash. No job too small. Plaster Good Co. bents. 40 hr wk. time, Call 837-m Nursing .. LVN-Mtr Grade, backhoe, 962.-87"5 patio. Leaking sbower $~. Call Pat O'Brien. **COOK** Experienced. Charge nune. Top wqes Child Care, Llc.n1tcl 6610 Housecleaning repair. -NEEDS -.~.. 1 __ 6735 =~';;'7:;_19~5=7'=846-0206==== e DAY e Apply: F1ylng Butler 3101 ...,... emp...,_,."e benefits. -:: Mtdlc1I Secy Newport Blvd., N.B. Two Dlshwashen 1-----------DISHWASH•R ~n·t· or'c. Work w1-·•. oISHWASHER.PART·TIMEBAYVIEWOONVALESCENT Pre School serving Sa. Or· BAY & Beach J&rutorial TOPSOIL 6977 i.; ~ Lite' blckpg Ir: .,;;;, Swtu Chalet. '14 N, New. -HOSPITAL- ange Co. 6:30 am to 9:30 Carpets windows floors I •· u1· d APPLY IN PEllSON ~r ,~J-. Greet poHtntll port, N.B. 2055 Tburln, Costa Mesa pmTdayswk.Full·P/tlme· etc. &s &: Co~mc 'l '. TOPSOIL. Ntrogen .wr ie iu ,,...... ·642-3505 . Aft schl. Rates for 2 &: up. 646-tW redwood added. 837-4852, 2607 w. COAST kWY. I: nwke appta. $350. to DEPUTY MARSHAL . 1 ,HDi~~ll~al""";..:;:::_ __ _ 646-31{18 or 534-1292. ~,.,:==-~~~~-830-2050 or 495-4632 NEWPORT BEAOI •tart. ralte tn 3 mo., then 6 $115. per month to start P . Mesa O eaning Service • .-..:..::;_;:.;:.;.c;..;=='--1 mo •• Call Glorla Kay H.S. crad. bet.. 21-34. Must be e PHYSICAL MY Home, 18 mos up, Carpets, windaws, floors, etc. T S. le 69to AT ONCE, man handy witb at Jeut 5'8" and 145 lbs., ~IST hot meals, nap, s1.1pervlsed Res. & Commc'L 548-4lll rff rv • •mall tool•. Car helpful. able to.,.. .. a strict medical APP1Y PersoDbel Director play, 1.ton-Fri. 646-0352 WaJb.FJoors.Windows&Rugs TREES. Hedges, trim, cut. ~ ~~30. Mr. Grana-Medical front Ofc. exam. A;P1y by ~r.i .• Apr. Sc>. Coaatc.omm1.1nltyHospi. C.M. Clear Vu Window Service stumps, removed, hauled. 30 ury · Good typinJ, SH at die-J7tb to Perwonnet O/'p't, open t.al, 318'.2 Cout Hwy., South ~.n 1 64 .. A"~" . taphone Jands tht • 1 .. -... a Calif. Ph •""llll Centr actor1 6620 Res. & Commc'l. 646-2698 yrs exp. r 14UY ns. l¥-'IV'7ol APT. MANA"-ERS challenging· poo, No, bacll daily 8 'am to 4 pm, .._ ... , • : ...,.,. ,. COUNTY OF ORANGE _Ex,,,t,,356=·-----! W. M. FERDI BUILDER @ .Additions * Remodeling Fred H. ~rwick, Lie. 8'73-tl041 * 549--2170 C.rpot C!Hnlng "" --CARPET STEAM CLEANED 10c Por Sq. Ft. No soap • No bru.&:hes. UPhol· sttry cleaning & floors scru~ bed &: waxed. Guaranteed ttsultJ! 646-ml DIAMOND C&rpet Cleaners e Spring Cleaning Special 9 3 aver. size rooms $20. 64S-1U7. Free Est. DISCOUNT Carpet Cleaners. bpert·Lalest Equip. used. Credit cards $6. Rm.646-1234 REMARC SerJ\ces. 3 room1 $ll.50. Full guaran. Credit cards OK. 847..fi688 -Corpot L•ylng I Ropo lr "26 EXPERT CARPET INSTAJ, LATION & Repair. No job too .ma11. 646-5911 CAR PET LAYING C.A. PAGE 642-2rl0 Housecleaning Telev ision, Couple needed • man mUrt ofc involved. Mu1t ha~ HOTEL Fast &· EUlcient Repairs; Etc. 6915 be able to do minor rep&ln .. pleasant, out 1 o Ing 801.C, North Broadway • • 646-3875 1 _.c;.::i;,;;:;,;:;c,.::.;.:;. __ ...;. Write Daily Pilot Box M·28, penonallt:y. Stll't from Santa Ana ' _ 83WlS1 Very ptei.nt ~r condl. COMPLETE qual ity Economy TV Service -$400. Call Joan Marlin, Equal opportufilty empioycr Hons In ftnt clan hotel In housecleaning. Experienced. Introductory OU er!· Color TV Apt Manq\!:rs-Need Msr Displq Traineell • MALE 0.. houtekerpl.nr dept, Ex. Reasooablo. 638-2354 S.rvice Call $4.98 pt"' parts. !or 22 • 24 unit at>ll· Dtllvory lllllnt Clk. IUUll!ftlATE perlenco. "*°""' or will : --HB 894-4135 CM 646-4730 can 89!-1880 Show ambition A learn a "'"'It" train. Cab (n4J 644-1700 Ext. Income Tu 6740 A;P Clork To $600 tTode In 1n lndU1try lhot I• HELP WANTED · 1=515,;,· _ __. ___ _ -~-------U _.!:ph:::•:;l;;•l:.:•:...ry._ ___ 6:;990~ Construction bqrd a must. always needed. Start $LIT • • ~OTEL. Maid, Full tlme. T A X -MJn 2 Xlnt ~ tabl hr. Call Helen Haye1. Perm.anent relklent prtfer-CZYKOSKI'S C\J1tom. Uphol. · yn, """·• 1 e DJVISION nd ... 1196 European Craftlmansbip w/advanoementf. EXPANSION ~~·'=-',.;.:.:,..=---1 ·, 100% fin! 64>-1454 Newport Por...,nol Socrot•ry IN • HOUSEKEEPER 1831 Newport mvd., C.M. Agency f\.fust be well tTOOnted, at-OJU.N'C!:·~ ~ r cau or Apply Service e 12th YEAR LOCALLY e Qualified • Reasonable Open SUNDAY &: nltes No Appointment Necettl8.l')' * SAME DAY SERVICE tr e FREE EXTENSIONS e W, A. (Bill) SMILEY Certified Public Account't 2408 Margaret Dr., N.B. (aU Tustin bet 15th &. 16th) &42-2221 Anytime 646-9666 Central Business Services ' e THE TAX ADVI SORS Porm. office-Reas Rates 328 No. Newport Blvd. ()ppe>slte Hoog Ho!tt&I Yor Appt CaU ~00 Ironing 6755 IRONING In my )w>me, $1 Hr. Dressmaking A: altera.· 833 Dover Drive tractive pen:in w Ix 1 n t Provtdes lmmtdfate em~ PAIUCllURsrltEnREMENT NB. 6U-3ll70 typlna: lkllls, lite SH. Look ment ftJr resident. of the RESJO:l:NCE Aiit. Book..,.r like a pu.nyc:at, think: like area. Experienoe itn't neces. 9925 La 1~ F.V. Exp. w/small set Of boob &: a compt,1ler, Lost. ol pubUe , sary u rompany tnJnlnl * 91S2.5B31 * gen), accountins. 10 key.type contact. Start $5'TS. Call ls furnlshed. H·O U SEKEEPER, Mature -beach area • plUAb; .To $450. Joan Marlin START fOt eook'~. I Ute: Jhkpg t~ Call Pronto 549-2269 AT elderly WMow on Bal Isle. PACESE1TER Controct Mon $4IO PIR MON TH Rm A board A 125 wlc. EMPLOYMENT AGENC); Croes country d r Iv tr If quaW'.led and &CttPWd. So J73..57U3 • 2229 S. Ma!n, S.A. 5ft.2283 w/MI knowledlt of pe;ptr• an Dl.)'TOll Udf WMk. 'i!OU'°'' ~sti!EEPER.;c,·,;....-~--M-ot-he-., * BABYSIT * wor-"!f"r·' IUGH ICHOOI. OIW>l/~Tli H-. IJve..ln. &om A with childttn or dulta. DI.YI. t&rl:ttJ., '14.~. Clll Pat , AGES al 2~u;>ER board + $125 mo. Spanish ovemtcht or week enc11. O'Brien. 1 Y~ ~ENT OK. 3 c b I J d re n . CaU ·;:-'. t' It Many steady Jobi. To fTS. CALL T l "962-3936::..:=·------NOW's E wk. No tee. Apply Home· Eme,...ncy Rm Clarie 1 SA ·or MON. makert 1638 E. 11th SL, Typing, work w/jlU-rtc. 77,4-raJ H,.?,~~:;::~ TIME FOR Santa Ana, weu uniform, tHTlllc hn., * DRIVlltS * In. ""3914 BABYSmER·-Elderly 1«x1.Ca11Glor1•Kot. No Eirperlence H_O_l/_SEKEEP ____ E_R ___ L_lv<_tn · Qu ICK CASH lady to babysit • hn dQ, N I tor eJderlJ couple. Mature 3:30 •ut 7:30 altnoo n1 . O'MIER FREE AND n;z: · K1118ry woman pref. Call 6'2.-6&61 M&-7aw JOBS AVAILABLE Mli&lt hlva $an Cltlttomll . THROUGH A BABYSrITER/11_ ..... r drMrc -AP1'11 INTELLIGENT Youog Man 5 day wk. must Uw.. \n. YELLOW CAB CO f&ster than a spee d tns Prlv rm + Wary 540-ti!T E.JI• Hl:I: la z. l&tb St. • bullet. RetJ..E-~tali:, 2161 DAILY PILOT BABYsmEliO Ma~ •• ,,. .,.......,.,., • Coa1a Me• :.::Harbo="-r' C::::.M:.:...· -- * transp,, my home ewa, DRIVERS Wanted Jn Laguna Ltgel Secy to $575 D II 66JI Oona:. !145-7641 · 1;;'-'ryw=•;;.;.. ___ -""" DON'T JUsr WISH !or e DUDDY Drywall Co. Lic'd tometb~ to htmi1h )'OUl' 'Cont.ractor. Large or &nall home ..• find ereat bu)'l lo Jobs. Pb. 847·9581 today'• ClauiOed Ads. WANT AD ~!:;Ider u,,...1n, 64>-2420 2790 Harbor Bml. ' Beach .,... !or ••W'P•pcr lndBc~fulndoontfc. ...., delivery. Must have good -r- BEAtJf'i Oper, f e tn a It. Cotta MeM car and bt: over ~8. Contact PersonMI Agency 1nme foll des'd. Take Ovtf Jot. Nob&ts, DAILY PD;DT, 1ns Omnse Aw., •ttt C Walllers $3.00 hr & Up All types needed. Prad.,~ontrat Mar. $&00 ·r. Up Tborou1h Job ahop back· lf1'0Und. Tool & Dye Maker To $900 ~ble to handle shop. Diesel & Gas Mech. $375 & Up Plater To $5.50 hr Exptrlenced. Dimer Cook To $33.00 a Shift MALE & FEMALE Unskilled Trainees $2.00 hr l up APEX EmploYIMllt Agency •rm:; !.ASY WAY (Uk \II why) 1873 HARBOR ILVQ.. '" block So. of 19th) COSTA MESA 548-3426 dtentele. 830-1010 1Uo4321 -C.M, • &a.0026 560019 ______ , 1 I _L __ __l Pleue call tor appt, -... ncy 60-1141 1157 -· ""itio -* LAZY SALl!SMAN Ir you can rec:ndt a: train, there may be a fortJ.aM In our -MOOK MOoo. 51<-2302 * LAOIES * To work in phone order dtpt, C:M. otace, 4 hn a diy, 5 days a wk. No tnlJll, Must have good telepbime voice. SC.150! *'IS-11 LVN'S * Full ot p/time, top aal. A bentfltJ. Santa Ana Sriltol Cc>nvaleacent HOIP., 8. W. S.A., Call Mn. 1'allDIUar for aptt. l209 W, Hemlock. 516-1188. SALES-ORIENTED ' GENERAL MANAGER or HOOD SAILMAKEM' COSfA MESA Ul!T Must be ltnowledpabW rac- inC sailor with 1 t r o a 1 marlcie,tins • Ille~ and I or 1·e DI r al Jl\lftq'elJfeDt ele• ~.·Candidate must be rrOwth-orlented. Bue ulary phis protit.tnc..tlw .. Plea. tend raume to: Bax M...S the Dallf Pilot MANAGEMENT cpJ. for motel $500 mo up + Qt + b:>nua, ~ MOO • p . 5IM755 $600 &J'anarment trainu nat. co., married, willfns to work tor advancement call A n n • Weltcllft Penonnel Apftcy, 2043 WeatclW Dr., NJ!. I &e-2710 MAN To usl.lt Mer. LocaJ appliance 1tor.. Mat be neat. Call 8:31)...9:1) Mr. Granabur)' 496a2383 MA'll.IRE Counter Salnm·an, General Ofc exptr Tuff.lat • -· MEDICAL ASSiSi'Ali'l' Front office • 25 .to 3$ )'.l"J· J n t emilt cfflCN.ttrac:UW, per90nable, must have ane exp. w/med.lcal lnlurance, booWeplng, -· SaJiry comm• n sar a t e .,,,.,. '"'"'1112 Ageney for Coreer t;irl1 EJCtc Secy I to Prttldent. Toi> 1kll11. Very lnt. pos. Fuhion 1'tand. Exoc Secy Must C.P.S. Min 5 )'l'I exp. Good ors&nlatr. Top Co. I Gonorol Ofllco Private club. Otn'l efe. with b~~p .. -Stat. l>Plrc. . • • Socrptory I Dist. Mer. A VP: 1t~ Eatatobklrd...,.S.J:ua Job A: £1'ftt people. Clorl< Typltt Will t r • J n on M'tsr. Dld.aphone. No mln.L J r. 1...,.r Male 01" ttmalt. No ~ Ing. 3 to 6 mo. exp. Mia A electronics sood. R-tlonlol au1y desk. bea., phones. 1 o o d typllt, beaut. ftCtJ)Uon attL, 410 w, CNlt Hwy. Nowpo.i INch ...._ -MOTIL MAii * -- -. . .-..-~· .. ~ -. '. ""~+7~·~""'~·~·~·--......... 't . • 31 DAll;'t' PILOT ' ro~ondl,f, J;pttl 13; l9i0 .IOBS & l!MPLOYMENT JOSS & IMPLOYMENT I JOiS & IMPLOYMINT MlltCHANDISI POR MlllCHANDt$1 POii ,,..~, ,,_. W-. 7100 Jobo Ml"' Wom. 71 po j;j;".,,..,. Wom. 7100 SALi AND TllADI SALi AHO TllADI_ ' · _ · Fumlture IOOOPurnjture IOOO MIRCH.ANDISI FOR PETS and LIVESTOCK TRANSPORTATION MlllCHAHDlll FO" SALi AND TllADI ~'!!_!-ND TllA~I -Ho~"' ---·qH Mobll1 .._, '2Ge PlaMI & 0'9aM ,IUI ~ltcolla-._ 8'GO MTST TYPIST ,, $450 SECRETAl\Y. ~)pllunt• ;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,:.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; T ...,, J Job w/xlnt l"'Wlh •ply'"' i bouJd ~··· • g ood PUBLIC NOTICE _ _ t':n.reer minded a&J. J.fa&I ba~ tn .U pbuet ot GEIGER COtlNT£ll 1:S QUAftTER ,,.,.,. acid!>\{, BAY HARBOR PIANO TUNING .t Repall: ~ ' ~11.ine,d. aentle, &. 10WKI Mc\b.ilt Home S.111 Expert. rtuonabJtl Mr , ~ $300. Hackney Rhow pony . YEAR END *L · ;._J!, exp belr;iM office pro c cd1Jres, bt All Brand N•w fllrnlfurt r.turntd from ~od•I ..I: ~ ·SECY· •• $J75 mature ln attitude le &bWty Hom••· decorttor c•ncellttions •nd displ•y studiot. AarM11m<11161ot-Swaps 17'0 <'1dlng. op l rilo d llSO. 'CLEARANCE SALE 6;)' Black Steinway , Res:lslered Arab 1cldln&, NOW ON J)JsPi.AY , 'l,.fW"'N•I • ,__, """"': Challenging apot tor raJ w/ '!' oraanlze her wotk. Prefer Spanish & Mtdittrr..,..n furniture . .-...:.;::::.,.;. 'f!,;:::J /:;:,,, top ,;kills. SH & ~yp. pttrchaslng OI" material con-9 Pc Mtditt Btdroom 1ultt, re9. $J49, now '111.00 it750. Perf~t c:on(lltion. '$9 BSA 6SJ :rwtn. 1,$00 mJ•• . ~· parade ~ sho\Y 12 16 20 24 & 30 Wides Call 54s..5984 $900 or trade lor ? liO"i'tt, Sl950. 548-4911. Up To 'so i,·eet Loni tlJ01WS46.JlJ I CLERK TYPISI •• $450 ttol exp. Type 50• shorthand 6~9tou1 Sp•ni1h Custom sofe w/rn.etch9 lov• •••+ 1'"'\Jn job IOt &O;O\t t)'piet wl 80· Ji'or appt. call Mn:. Ruth Ch ic• of beaut•febrlcs, r•9. $'419.95 now $225.00 ou tgnli.g P@'nonaJlh. Kohler S40-t020\ ,Avery S • h 01 • t $ 75 00 SERVICE CENTER Produet1Co111Um1rDJv,2620 p n 11 , n1n9 •• • -··············· .... ··············-• E I s. Sunn, S.A. nr Habor & Sold Oak End Tabl•• &: Coff•• Tabl•t •...•..• $ 18.00 =="""'==-"'==•I ===*=""==2563==*==: I GELDING, 5 yrs •• A.Q.11.A. l~ f$aker St. CQtta t-1el!l T1ltvl1&on l20S GenUe, bul spirited. $500 % blocI<Ea.st of Harbor Blvd., RM Color TV $7 mo With option to BUY. ~5-3564. South CoMt Mqnavox, 2133 LaiUna Canyon Rd, Laguna Beach FREE TO YOU mc1 tac1t. 54:;.4011 art s. c..1a Me" (tW ~5470 N""tl<IOd "°"'".., 2 uu • .., TRANSPORTATION * IWlE OPPOl\'fUNITY * LIZ ' . ,ns Liz .Tis she, she's as sharp as any girl Ever could be. Seen all over town Driving her Cord, Guaranteed when you' re with her You'll never be bored. Now that Cord of hers Is a "custom" made car, Painted yellow, with top As glossy as tar. It's her pride . ' and joy Driven on the "safe" roads, Never on the freeways Which she very much loathes. mp oyment Agency \Vurner an e qua 1 09• Tall Oacor Ta bl• Lamps, r19 ... 9.95 ·now ••••• 11.00 500 NewPQl1 Center Or., NB portunity employer. Spanish H1n9. Swag Lampi, reg ... 9.95 now$ 22.50 Moblle living on Uie beacb. kittens, 61hwka. Whlte, Cal· Boetl &. Yachts 9000 Limlttdi no. or .spare ,In &lite JJJO By appt, 644-4981 SectV:/No Shorthand 1 l Room• of Gor91ou1 Spani1h Furniture Nun;tna MOO. tniployer Pl.YI lee. XJ.nt lw11 rag. $12951 Sacrifice I $425, tMM icot, all black, 1t1tt sb'tpa, new addition tO Drif :a::3an.~ . .,. .oort. SCRAM-LET$ s:ocg~bo~ OrSPLAt REGISTERED NURSE Of'PO<. tor the ri<bt gJrL R D FURNITURE , 1.c . .c.c.u. JASON BEST 11144 N port Bl d ( I H bo ) c U C Onl CE 'IV netaa work $20. Console w/rtmote contr,:il. PHILCO contole TV needs work $5. 546-4569 PREGNANT Cat, ll'&Y & · 21462 Pacific Coast Hwy. white, deRperately needs • ANSWERS l!untlngton Beach'-536-751.S E:<panding wdl Challengiilg Empleyment Agency ew · Y • a ar r 01ta .... 11 y opportun1liet1, (.'()f'ltinuing ed-:trJ7 SQ. J\faln Santa Ana Every Nftht 'tll f-Wff., Sit. & Sun, 'tll • loving home. Wonderful pet. • JOMICRA Inc. . ""•Uon ·--Contact · ' 'Jliiii':i:'i~iii':~:iij~!fi'!!;'!!!!!!~~~~~~ '70 SYLVANIA 'Color TV ~nne:,-~--~t Com. 546-MJO JOBS & EMPLOYMENT IOOO '\'8.llll,lt lb! model $295. days mun!•·· H-p ~~ ~---t SECRETARY I Receptionist • " , FUr.ntture 64"~4 •. evea 534-7678. We love her but we have Lagoon -Bathe -Dally -:fBn T r a it er -c a b a n •, allefPlR. 9fl8..4397 _ -4/,16 Answer -SALOON Bayfront. Newly de c 0 t . WELSH Terrier, male, 10 A magician-boowr: He has MltllY e~tras. Adult}irk. See mos .. hea1thy., well -man-the cutest 1rick. He \valks 10 apprec! Price redU~d nered needs good home. down the street and turns in. $13,250. 675--0250 or 548--0827 1o~und abandoned on desert. to a SALOON. v . ""' • .uo•• ......,..,.. Construction, exper' ......... r. Jobs Men. Worn. 7100 ::::::3: llwy, So. Laguna (TI4) 499-., • .,, TV PORTABLE 19" with 1311 Ext. 356 S.H, & typtni. 6'12-3430 REMODELING SALE cart $50. A-1. condition, see Off t p Op $5 S EA MSI'RESSESfSaUmak· WA l TRESS , Apply El Beau, 1..Duis lSth din tbl 68x to appreciale. &W-4M2l •• res'-.'. 17 ers/exp'd. Xl.nt Joe & work-Matador, ~1768 Ne.wport 44 w/2 Jeavea $650 9' loose --- Good salary ad\lmt. Ing cond'a. 2110 Ne""""rt Blvd., Cocita ?\ftsa. 642-6417 ba k b bl '1 t '" T R o d 1220 842-5261. ~/15 -~Ml=NT~co=N~D~l=T~IO~N~-1 Mini Bikes 9275 Pices•tt•r Blvd, N.8. Frank Rfc e WAITRESS: 6 nights a wk. ~. I~:: orai: :~i. :; IP,! •c r '"' En;tploymenJ AslMCY Sallmaken 673-3.568 'ZP~t-2A~t. Some cooklng. chr $75, c:w.t. kng n quilt SONY 260 tape rrcorder &: 29 r.tuS"I' Move, please take these triendlY. cats, 2 yr Alley spayed ferna~ & 1 yr beautiful blk/wbt Tom SJMtul after S pm · 4/13 NEED Good Homes for 5 adorable kittens 1 Y.'ks old. 2 All white 3 blk/wht. 893-4821 aft 3:30 Or 89'7-1618 4/13 Completely restored 18' dble ---------1 planked, utility by Mercury 21,~ HP Bored out t'nglne. 140 hp Gray marine eng. Xlnt cond. Many .xiras. $85. Asking $1 550. In the 962-4744. 22'l9 S. Main, 's.A. 54S.2'Z65 SERVICE Station Attendant. THE ATI'IC, 642-6842 alt 6. blue spread $50. Misc Items. tapes. Pert oond. Just $199. OHice/Temporanr F\111 time, eve. ahUt. Ex· • \VOMEN POl.ISHERS 673-7334 Take a look. l2'J> Balboa water-Lido Shores Hotel 6171========= -* TYPISTS perienced, neat In ap... no experien<!t! nee. MODER~ '7 Pc. Bdnn set Blvd., Newport * STENOS pearai:ice. •See Jim. 2500 e TOUCHUP MOIJ)ERS le incls 1pt11p &: matt. Xlnt Lido Park Dr. Newport Motorcycles * * New Chrysler Crown 6 9300 Part timo,a Te:m9. Positions Newport Blvd, C.M. BONDERS NEEDED e cond. $75. Cali 64&-5902. C•mer11 & Equlpm!"!_ I~ MOVIE CAME RA cyl motor, trani;, prop. $950. Buyer gets 24' cabin cruiser FREE. 645-0295 SERVICE CENTER SERVICE Station. Part time· Exper. only. Apply: SUZUKI Employment Agtncy graveyard I: 1wtnr. Apply: W. D. SCHOCK CO. 500 Newport Center Dr., NB in person, l..Drin'a Arco, 3201 3502 S. Greenville, S.A. Off1c• Furnltura I01D Need lovable home for very BOAT TRAILER, TAKE 20 lovable affectionate white loot. NEW. $1 50. .is. 546-4569 Suite 200 By appt. 6444Ml Harbor Blvd, C.J\1'. WOMEN USED steel desks $39.50 e Posture chain $12.50 &: Up • Used 2 It 4 drawer tiling Miscellaneous l600 kitten, 5 mo's greenish blue *M5-0295• JS HERE OUTSIDE VERIFIER SERVICE StaUon, E x P • d !mmod. openings for child Help. 3-U ·shift. Salary + care/companions . your area comm. Apply in person. 4618 at your 'leisure. We Sit Bet. --· eyes. 548-0813. IB' Cabin Cruiser. ·· · JAMES L TO. Ctltl by appointment.• No ex. per. nee. Must have depend. able car, Good starting sal- ary & opportunity tor ad· vancemenl CaU 642-1508. *PART TIME* cvenlna work $260. PER MONTH Must be 20 years of age or older. No exper nee. For appointment ea.II 774-7251 PART TIME, Min. age 25. Filing, g d • handwriting, 9-3pn1, 1 bl' for lunch, Mon-Fri. $1.85 hr to Rtart. PosiUon located Huntington Beach. App: Sheraton Beach, Inn 2lll2 Pacific Coast Hwy, H.B. 9:30-10:30 Tues, Apr. 14th. PBX OPERATOR Exper pref. Oyer 30 • Call 540-2052 * PBX Answering Serv., exp'd pref'd. Full time, poss. part lime. Hunt. Beh. area. Mr. Kemp, SJ&..8881 • PHARMIC'IUJ ICAL MFGR. ~==:~eaJ~ far appt. Campus Dr, NB. ter, Inc. 642-32'14 SHEET METAL MAN WOMAN For housework to$69l.3.1goclbenefits,grouncl Wed. or Thun 8:30-1:30. door w/ new company, Xlnt Own transp. Call before chance for advancement, 6PM ~749. JASON BEST --- Employment Agency School1-lnttructlon 7600 Dl7 So. Mam, Santa Ana 546-5110 * SPORTSWEAR * MANUFACTURER NEW MANAGEMENT- EXPANDING • Single Needle • Special Machine • Prtssen All Dept!. Vacation pay, 1teady.' *AIRLINE* TRAVEL CAREERS Operations A&:entt Ticket Sales Reaervations A1r Freight -cargo CommwUcations Travd Agent CUSTOM JEWELRY AKC Bassett Hound, 2 yrs old Trailer $575. Engagement &: wedding rings 96&-2325 made to order. Nice stock o1 pet. Needs fenced yard. · tings&: earrings that are di!. tri-color male. Good family Sailbo•ts 9010 ferent at lair pric;:e1. Every. 54().8638 eves. \"V-AN~T=E=o~~,-.. -,-dw_•_y_b_lk-,-. 1 thing in jewelry making Very lovable stripe Calico fe. PlasTrend n1ust be in good condition. tool1 le eqUip, Casting & male kitten, 5 mo's. Very • 14' PT4.20 • Either J.A.P. or E.S.O, rockbound supplieR. Cut friendly, needs good home. Complete w/spinnakcr 536-1195 aftrr 5 p.m. TYPEWRITER Elec. $195. stones, rouah stones, find. 54g..1~ or 546-7202. e 22' TE~IPEST e '66 HONDA SCRAMBLER SCM Pr i nt l nr calculator lngs k sett!NP. Sterling si!.. TIGER k It ten looldng for Olympic Class 2.400 ~1ILES. All CHROME $695. 2 Alma walnut 30x50 ver &old filled & 14K gold. Super-fast, Keel-safe 1~75 0 de.sks $99 each. Almost I • • • home. F e m • ' I \Yks. • 26' SOLING • ' R BEST OFFER. New. Ca1l 546-aOll \\e wtll clean your rtJlg!I ~ Hsbroken. 540-3151 4/11 H'-fl Mk II Bll.L HAROLD ~0-5630 =~-~~=~~~1 ~= by the ultrasoruc TIGER Kitten, female, B Pacillc ~ac~r Sales 673-1570 '69 BSA 650 Twin, 1500 mi's AU.IA walm.lt 30x50 desk.I • wks needs a good honte , $000, take 1radc ? as part. $99, a1moet new. SCM print. FIVE ?tt GEJ\lS & • 4 15 25 sLOO.P-Channel ~1oorlng, * &i4-25S3 * Ing calculator $695,. 546-3013 LAPIDARY SUPPLY 968-4397 f N.B. D 1 n g h y, sp1nnakt>r, ' SCM printing ealc;ulator $695. Rear ot College Center NEED Good home w/lenced galley, h ea d, sleeps 4. 70 Yamaha 12;) twin. 15 bp Shopping: Center yrd 5 lovable Shep. mixed Owner transferred a s k J n g Factory WruTanty u n d e r Alma walnut 30x50 deskl S99 2750 Harbor Blvd., ll·A pups 7 wks old. 548-0813 4/13 $2995. Call 8~7~27. 1500 mi. Xlnt $425 642-0027 ~. almost new. 54SJ013 Costa Mesa * 549-2039 BEAGLE-Terrier pups, 6 KITE No. 718, seldom used, 68 H ON D A 175 l~L UNDERWOOD a dd ing wk. old, 9142 Maha.lo Dr .. new mast & center boartl. Strcet-Scramble.r.4200 mi's, machine, like new $45. 962-9759 4/12 Trailer & sails included. xlnt l"ond. S3.50. 67341294. 968-?46.f FREE Kitten s , b 1 a ck $?00. (805) 962-9968 ----~- c:=~==::ks 1800 Newport Blvd. Costa r.tesa • 642-3450 ~lco Equipment I011 '-·~· ,,.,., .. ,,, ~ \J <;!''"''" SI am es e l l ufly grey . DEL. REY 24 Complete Auto Service Ask for Allee Housebroken. 592-1596 4/13 Sleeps 4, head, sink. Xln! & Parts 1100 AIRLINE SCHOOLS PACIFIC Appll•nct1 9400 * 642.3472 * Day & Night Claues GENERAL Eleet. auto SMALL Black brown mixed condition. $4500 or charter.-------- CO!lta Mesa 543-6596 wuher, late model, xlnt Terrier puppy, 10 wks, fe. 644-0735 after 5 pm, '57 BUICK .. Selllng ":11 parts 610 E 111h SI Sa ta •--nd 1-K ·'· 54" 1'"'" 4/13 , . at reas. price. Ge! in touch STEADY JOB . ., n _,. co . ,.,. enmore gas m..-:. ~ ~ 20 Sa~ ~at .!\1aho~any, 2 \vith .~1argc aft 5:30 or llCC' Large Orange County con· dryer, xlnt cond. $45 , SU~PLUS Kittens, 2 gray new rigging shps $1500/best Greg anytinil'. 1813 Sumac cem has opening for five Cott19t Art ShopSM 847-3115 or 546-8672 stripes, 1 black, long haired. olr. 838-277!1 Lane Anaheim. This \viii young, aggressive men. Art lessons, land & seascap. KENMORE Auto washer & LI 8-2462 4/13 CAL W ~·o. 7·17. run for 2 y.eeks. BEST OF· Must have a car and be e1, aigns &: truck lettering. Westinghouse elec. dryer, DOG, Scotty, free to good S3000 !-"ER. able to start work lmmedi-Emma Blankinship & Joyce both xlnt ·cond. $45 ea. 11 you will eel.I or buy family; .shots; 545-0782, 1401 962-0448 =="'=======I ate.ly. No experience neces-Sl!ler. 690 \V. 19th (At r~ 847-Slls or MG-:8672 give Windy• try W. St. Andl'e'WS, S.A. 4/13 12· FAST Cat.Custorn hulf, T railer, Travel aary, $S0 to $150 per wee:k mona) 642-1689 ot 836;-6455. WHITE kitchen 1tove, in gd Aactions Friday ?:30 p.m. KJ1TENS, 6 wks old, 3 160' sail, trl r. Needs work. ---------- 9425 She's full of fun PRODUCTION. Exper. "q'd. IF•m•l•l Browning a.s per \\Titlen agreement. PIANO LESSONS • cond & clean; 646-4063 to Windy's Auction B•rn female. 1 male, gray. $500. 675-5283 alt lOP~T. ALPINE We will train. Call 9 to 5 Beginners, lntenpediatel -see anyti)ne:. 2075~ Newport, CM 646-8686 536-7648 4/13 SABOT $125 p.m., Mon. & Tues. all ages. 'I1tEORY -Thf· 0"'1"s"H°"w="•"'siiH=E~R~~l~9~63' 1 Behind Tony'• Bklr. Mat'I. Cockapoo female, all black, * &16-00Sl * Has a serious side Mlg. Co. 1!11& Placentia, c.ri.1. 543-un 536-7521 .PROVIZATION. Reuonable. Frigidaitt unde~ counter, LADIES Diamond Dinner 2 mo's old. Free to good I ~======== TACO BELL Call after 5 p.m. 546.l54B runs good. $45. 642-5804 Ring, .et with 114 karat home. 646-2656. Power Cruisers 9020 VACATION TRAVEL CENTER too ll -R~.=E~. =T~RA~c=T~S~A~L=E~S ' IA<g• •ul>dlv. °'9ta M .... Days. Pref Mafe Student w/ MERCHANDIS& FOR G.E. rtlrigerator center diamond, 2 diamonds FREE RABBIT ----E I G Id F I night classes. Good start sal. SALi! AND TRADE Separate freezer. Clean $40 _ ~i karat on each aide. 646-St'19 196? 32' Cl-IRIS Cr a t I xce • -. 0 e n 1 ~ con ary. No exper nttesa. B1J -""'--'-' • 543-8448 • Brilliant cut. sac r if 1 c e ! 4/13 Co1·inthian twin screw, xlnt Ol ympia -A ptn• She has a knack Good comm. & ""· -Receptionist $400 OceanAve,H~B.5J6.'1BOO. ~!"_re IOOO NORGE Upright freezer 18 Reply to Box P360, Daily FREE Kittens for Good cond. $1500 down. Ask for Apa che-Whet1Camj)9r for chee ring u1c bkkpg & typing. Buch Typist $33.S B-,_,0 •=w cu ft $50. Sears automatic PUot , Homes. S4s-til54.. 4115 Harvey, Archt>s Marina, Worlds large,!: most com-~ "" •-•her "' 841 •~1 3333 W. Coast H\\"/, N.B. p!etc RV vehicle shopp;-~tsln_ee • 60 ~·Good bcn. 3 ROOM GROUP ... ...,.,. -wo . ROCK HOUNDS.FREE SERVEL Gas Refrigertor. -area. When you're lndopondont ... ,......1 ·~tfl'CY II = $2'7 AUTOMATIC WASHER J>oflo),1 .... unit & tumbler. BY Owner, for sale or trade center lncM--.1-Good ndltio $3.5 ........... ,. Works well. 6?&.-6607. 4115 anything of $3500 value, 22· 8352 Gard~~ Gt'O\'e Blvd, GG 1 ,..._,t Sells regular $529 co n. ~ Complete new :rock shop. PETS ind LIVESTOCK Outboard cabin c r u Ise r . 534-6686 feeling real blue. l'IJ ~ ~ve. Suite C C.M, ~~. 5'1;4979 P•r14H'!ntl ~cy We carry ouz: own contract.a 642-4865 or · · Come in 4 ~ter tor draw. S49-32S3 1718 Ornnee. Ave.; Sul~.C Van's CSJscount 'Fum. USED Appllances &: 1V'a. all In&. Open 7daya10 am-6 prn. Cits 1120 I========= Closed Sat. Open Sunday Her personnel agency Is the best there is, Cause it's run by none other Than the truly great "Liz." In a blink of an eye She can tell what you're like, Her sixth sense is so strong It'll give you a fright. She's true and honest She always plays fair, She'll say what she thinks And that's a com· bination that's rare. Mary Doell A Satisfied Applicant ReceptU.nlst $450 Lovely new ores. Beach area. Very pleasant w o r k I n g ronds. Top bents. Call Miu Pat, 651-6122. Abigail Abbot Personnel ~ncy, 231) W. Warner, Suite 211, Santa Ana. Receptionist $400 Attractive girl to meet I: greet clients & agent.a. Die. taphone typing nee. C.M. 642-0026 &45-0979 417 W. 4th Sr, S.A. 547-2412 guaranteed. Dunlap's, 18l5 8lOl Bolsa Ave. -'-------S td-Skl 8 t 9030 ---~--- UPHOLSTERER TRAINEE Open Dally 10.S * Sat lCMi Mldway City e 897-1970 SIAMESE kitten, Bluepoint pe T -oa 1 Trailers, Utility 9450 Some exper, whh staple run Sunday 12-5 I ·A-nt_i_,qu_•_• _____ 1_1_1_8 I COMPLETE Set Encyclope. male, wonderful a f. r.ruST Sell 18' lnbrd Ski --~ 'd "'"9033 di B ··--· /bk fectionate dis"""itlon $35. Boat. Any reas. offl'r ac-HAULING TRAILER. l'Oq • ~ AMERICAN Of M--1n-·i·11e FINE Antique Eng Ii Rh a r1u.un1ca w case. .....~ 1. . $50 ~· •• Ze I h ~-------• s=1s11 -pt·•. Aft 6 ••9-2585. Pel'ft'C! cone 111on -• WAITRESSES*** Kingsize BR set $400. GrancUather clock 1 '6%.'' nt ,,..,.,,.,._..,tuuc A1.f/ •.J-... ~ "" ,,.. 54!>-5097 EXPERIENCED Charcoal dbl BR set $100. high, walnut case & hand FM all band radio, like new, SIAMESE, Ab y s Rini 11. n & -··--· -- Headboard $5 Lamps S3 2 x painted dial. Sheraton style 644-5780 wkdaya before 5. Persian cats lor sale. Very Marint Equip. 9035 Trucks 9500 APPLY SURF & SIRLOIN 5930 Pacific ~t Hwy. Newport Beach WAf.I'RESSES Wanted, 'eve. & graveyard &hilts open. Apply In penion. ODIES RESfAURANT 3 ml-· 110. •7• so•·-•'" Victorian parlour set plus 6734627 eves Ii wknds. reasonable. 546-8858 ~ ''"' s--..,... ._., I 20 HP Johnson Elcc, long C S & $125. 548-3446 or 494-6364 other fine late Victorian CARPET Lett from Comm'I. ACTA Siamese k 1 t I e n s, shaft S200. GMC TRU K S AC R 1 F 1 CE Un u 5 u a 1 lurnlture. 421-3978 3129 Gon-contracts. $1.98, $2.88. shag Bluepoints &: Seal. 1-F, 2.r.1, Call S36-8:>3I Here nu iv, Co"l'm~ra-so'· Inc l dar Ave. Long Beach Pvt. $3.99 sq. yd. Drakes Carpet $25 ea. 54~1314 1 1 1 . " ., ~ 1y· 11206 .--~-~CHRYSLER 50 hp. all eec· n1n1edatc Dclivcry walnut end tbls $95. Black P · Beach Blvd., H.B. tric, fresh \\'ater only, xlnt tufted chr w/ottom • ...,, _84~2-~511~'~-~~-~ Dogs 8825 5 " ' 9 ..., Stwrng Machine. 1120 POO --·~---··~ cond. S~9 .. 64,,...,51 Soo1ht>rn Ol·ange County's Orig. cost $600. 675-7524. L Table 4'x8', excellent STIJO 5 ER v Jc E , -AKC BENDIX 12 Volt non·hunthig only Aulhorizcd Gi\iC Dealer Independent Personnel Agency 1716 Orange Ave., Suite c 1400 W. Coast Hwy, N.B. HOUSEFUL Ot new model SINGER Auto z.ig-zag, 6 condltiott', ball!!, cues, ae-registered silver poodle. automatic pilot. $450 eoni· UNIVERSITY home furniture. Reg. $683, mos. old. No attach needed cM"'k0 ries0 included S 12 5 · * * * 536-nl? plete. 673-69-15 OLDSMOBILE now $191. 894-4417 ot !or zig-zag, button holes, a e Her. 673-4493 "",.,.,, 'l~,,i..-,, Bl"d . anyUm MI.NIATURE-Dox i e , ..,,,111 ,-,,.....,, • 637-6200 de signs etc. Guar. $37 cash ..,.;°"'"'~· ~~~~~~ Pedigree, 3 mo's old. $35. Boat Slip Mooring 9036 Costa lllesa 540.9640 AVOCADO Vel\'et Sofa & or sma11 payment!. 526-6616 MATCHING Hideabed & 499-l988 C.M. 642.{)()26 . 545-0919 ** \VAJTRESS -Ex· Restaurants _ perienced, over 21. Apply in Far West Services lnc. person, to Coffee Shop Loveseat, 5· Conquistador cha.Jr. Sllvertone c on s o 1 e 111.mps:, sacrifice, 83Z.?068 Mu1ic1I AM/FM pla.yer. Pictures, '6~ CAB-OVER Cargo YORKSHIRE T ERR IE R 1-looring iv/'li' Plck-up 11· /Dies e I 4x4 1672 Reyno!dS, s.A. hostess, Hott! Laguna, 425 Nr. ~lacArthur a: Red Hill S. Coast HW)', Laguna Bch. OPERATORS OR WAITRESS WANTED Instruments 1125 art objects. Misc items. HIDE·A-BED $50 .........,1 PUPPIES. AKC, 8 v.·ks 6~t~J3 camper shell 6.SOO mi $159j ** 6?3-7T;i6 * * I -=========cl as is 675--0941 Coco's Reuben E. Lee FULL TIME Reuben's Snack Shops F . \V. Woolv.vrth Co. 5464569 4 PC. Beginners drum aet 1-c-c-------J&S. Violin $50. WIU. pay $20. to take over "w"'E"LSH=•eo=...,"·-;p"'•~m~b~,~o~ke Aircraft 9100 J.':i Chev Trailer 1-fauler 11,I Nt'Y.' -tsadores 2302 Harbor Blvd. C.M. JOllS & EMPLOYMENT Salesman To $ISO PLUS CAR t,, EXPENSES Excepl ional career opty open immed in So. Cal. terr. Large & Y.'f!JI kncnvn Co. v.·anis a man w/a degrtt. & some pi-oven sales exp, Top benfs. Call Betty, 557-6122. Abigail Abbot Pel'!!Onnel Agency, 230 W. Warner, Suite 211 , Santa Ana. Sale~ for recorded information *Dial 54~ * SALES-Service Est11.b. Fuller BruRb route, $125 a wk, guaranteed to start. Call {>jfi-5745 SALES Lady, cu r tain , drapery & gl ltR, UdoH'R Home F urnl1 bin1 1, So. CoaJ!t Plata. SECJU.IARY Wonnal office by the beach. C'<OO(! typi.nr and shorthand skl!Ui required. 114-493--4~ Stcr1t•ry SSOO r,ce N?imb. Lnt111 or action! PR penion. utlity. sharp gal w/gd sklllR. Plu~h beach :u~a Co, SCS-2265 PACESETrli:R , Get the whOI• 1torY today .' •• oow ... from Ot11noa County'• own world f1mou1 lnnkMS>tl1 Institute lntem1Uona1. Leam the tut •treamlined modarn. way that m1k11 Triple I grads prind and well·peki throughout lht giant U.S. motel industry, """" ef •llY .,., (lnchtdittl tttil'lllltllt •res> .,..,.,,.. cotJJln. li11rfe """ ind "'°""n, MIJ 111ply. PHONl: IAPPfJO'IED fOlt YEIWftS) 776-5802 Or llro11 • uni ••kla1 fir f1111k1111tr1 h1tonutlo" J1Khp. INNKEEPERS INS1'1TUTE INTERNATIONAL 101v1alOH o, .o.HT1'101"'1' sewoot.01 1717 Soutlt lrtotllli1rtt,• A111••lftt, Ctlif .. t 210C , Stft~ Mt frH Cttttr lllfttm1tlttt !162-6363 Holiday Health Spa contract for 2 persons, Mu.st sell, 1130 going In service. 675-380? Carpet layer has HI Lo Organ Shappen! nyl•na 11.99 yd: Sha"' Did you know tt.at we are frorn $3.50 up + my labor, having FREE ORG AN 90c per yard. 141·1519 CLASSES and that you can lr10VING East -rare op- rent a Baldwin Organ & get portunity. Npt Tennis Club in on the fun?' It's true • but membership for transf. fee only at $1?5. 644-o98S WARD 'S BALD\VIN STUDIO SCONCE. Wall clock. $1200 1819 Nev.-port, C.l\f. 642·&184 credenza &: extendo table Open Every Nile $300, Ete.hlngs. 2826 Chateau &: Sunday Afternoon Way, Lag Bch. 494-3237 PIANOS It ORGANS CARPET In1taller will !ell NEW &: USED his lut J roll1 ot carpet. All • Yamaha Pianos Orrana or part. Double jule back. • Thomas Organs $2.99 per )'ard. 540-7245 Pups. Champ. sired, AKC. -Ton. 5S niotor, ~ speed with Perm. shots. (213) 635-6973 F 0 R L E ASE: Cc s s n a 2 speed. ss,;o, '10 tags. GERMAN Shepherd Pups. Turbo-Chargrd ~06 , 33~•..,,,.~-=--=~~ AKC. 337 Magnolia Ave, pho!ographic & sen;; i ng '66 Chev .. Carry All .. V-8 C.M. 642-8310 aft J. s Y stem cap ab i Ii lies auto. r&h. rustom a l r , SPRINGER Spaniel Puppy, n1agnaton1eter & infra-red xtras. $1700. Call 6·12-3693 AKC regis. l'icanner, etc. Also c a nl========= Call G73--I06l photograph mos! Orange Co. J eeps 9510 sites for s;JO, 837-7119 ---------· ./ WflITE Toy Poodle Stud .JEEP '46. Civilian -283 Service, AKC. Mobile Homes 9200 engine, posi-rcar end, Ga tes 847-7116 tires, 11 inch brakes, roll J\llNI doxies, long & smooth Harbor bar. 2 top!l, spare rack and coats. :f,fust reduce stock. Gree.nJl'af Park • an a.dull ca.n.s. back seat, etc. $1195 $35-$75. 531-8424, 531-4072 pvf. club high on a bluff 54~20,53 GREAT Dane m11.le brindJe 7 one mile from the Pacific. EXE=~cu=ro=R~.8~s.-1-,-,-0-c-lo-.,-,1 \\'eeks old. Shots $100. or of-11-Iodern living in America's estate. 1!165 Land Crulsrr. fer 646-6!142 finest mobile homes. xlnl conct.. $1795. Ca JI MODELS ON DISPLAY 5'18-3667 af1cr 6. RARE long coal Chihuahuas. 1750 \Vhi tUcr Ave. • Kimball Pianos e Kohler & Can1pbell COAST MUSIC NEWPORT A HARBOR Coata fl.1esa • 642-2851 Open 10-6 Fri 10..9 SUn 12-5 Must reduce •tock. $50. It Costa r.1esn 642·13j() Recreat'n Vehicles 9515 NEW 5• oUlce de sk & S75. Sll-8424 or 531-4072 Take Harbor Blvd to 191h1--------- armchair $80. Never used AKC Airedale Pups, Burglar St. then 1.,.est 10 Whltlil•r '67 Ford Club Wagon pool carpet 9x100 $ 50. alarm wf}ove. Pel-show, S A\'e. 0R1g 6' engi ne. nu1om11tic, ra. 548-6419 \Vks , shots. 638-5155. Jomlcra Inc. dio, htall•r. Ideal for c1un p. POOL TABLES \VELSH Corgi Ca rd ig an VTE\V of Bay & beautiful er or l-Ommercwl ur u.~ as 8' •. 718" Italian Slate. Intro pups, AKC, 9 wks old. Show Lido Park. f'urnished. ca· a \\'&g(ln fur hll1:l' fan1ily, PIANO RENTALS otter, $495. 547-093.1 Quality. ~1 bana, deck, imn1cd. pusses-Nf'w tit't'~. <Hr. Xlnt n.u111lng ====~~~~~ ao~· N•ps, AKC. 1 m•I·. sion. ('()!Id, Prit'l.'d til!hl 1\'LT665l New and URd HAND Painted oil porlrait of ,....c.n. .,y ~ OBIL E C 11 1'1 k I O Y-· o• your chlld-n ~m 1 4 females, 6 wks. old, had S & K M a ' r · 3. 1 1 :tm 5t'>-06.'H All monies paid apply to pur. ""' • '" uv 0 E BROKERS or 4"1 n--·~ photograph. 646-3629 shots. '492-40.1f. H M ..,,,,,'=·=·'='·=·=====I chattGO. ULD MUSIC FEMALE poodle poppy, 12 12362 Beach Blvd ., G,G. -\VHJTE kitche n stove, in '1;d b KC ~ e 636-0021 e Campers 9520 2045 N. l.tain S.A. SC?-068l cond &. clean. 646-4063 to wee • A • Moving, .......................... ------ • !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! sec anytime. must Rell. 494-4044 • * ~· Yoll ..-a b-ovf!1' 'ii#.iiii'C:.,=-==-cc I 1969 • 24x60 ' SCREENED Alum. enclosure TINY toy poodles. AKC. Owner transfi•m.'(! 1•nn117'11·. f 111· 1 or y dl!leotl· HAMMOND SteJiwey Yam-r wide 20' 4" long. Askini Champion ~tock, 7 wks. bar 2 8 ,1 Ba 11nnNl n1odrl, rt!l.dy tu go. •ha. New "-u-·• pl...,· of $75. \'ou remove, 64S-M30.1 c•.,.oo •. ft962-~•";063c.,.=-.=-"'"u· we1 to . fl r. ~ . ~·u!ly t-qp'1I ,. 7:• lh ice box, • ~ -LAB n~ ~.,, AKC p to )It, nan1.:c but:uu· li••h1, :l-12 v o I I most makes, Best buys in DIRT Bike lOOCC $50. as ts. • """'' .-~ .., i\1ovc In " Et\-IPLOYMENT AGENCY 2229 S. Main, S.A, !WS.226<; SFX.'RETARY P!Tlme To Land Devfl1ope r. N.B. N1me • ••••••••••• ·1· •••• Age T i'fl J Und ... 3.1. c.u 6!>'821>. ...t: => . S.Crotary Address .......................... · .. So. calU, at Scbmldt J\fuslc Go Cart SHP n cing frame, Show le field Champs A.~tS. 5-lj..82-12 l1~h1.~, hl1L1•11· I.ink. bedding, Co. 1901 N. Mlln, Santa Ana slicks. $85. 545-GJO!i Blonde & black~ 6'13-377!_ .,.,.....,...,....,,,,... ___ 1 1n i:ul 11 :\\•·1· 11n1k t,, puinp, INVALID Chair for corr vllle~nl patient, like brand new $70. 549--2367 MUS'i' seu.-<:nnrkl!n ... clcnn \1 Ul•lnll i.!l••P"·'· \\"hUc lhey -""' Good 11klllR, public «intad GULBRANSEN ~lodeT 2400 th. U tNDtU. ,__,.., ...... !~1,""""1v ... cl~~· C&lll a1y •••••..•...•.•...•.. Zip . . • • ara, an. 6 mo, • ftl d. Piano ,,. .nu c:-,e;.:.li...,_...,. ....,,.JW', t s u• .-o:n;o~ ect. Leste, auto. rhythm ... ....._ ~74$ii'/ ~ Agency, »tl Wtttclltf Dr., Phont aectk'tn, dbl manual $935. '""~~~~~~__.1 _N_.B_._~_>_:mo~·~~~-"-~~~~~·-·-··-·-·-··-·-·-··-·-·-··-·-·-··-·-·-·-·~, iT."224> ' 0 I .. REGULAR Balboa Bey Club J\1embenip for We. Call 546-8801 8AM-M>M. Hor111 U30 · ....... " h1 ~t <;•r1 :.;;;=:.:...-----'-o.;..; JOs-tO in quiet C.l\l, l1iti·k ~·"" i.;-:'. ';Hf•· 1 _ u, It Ne n·n" s~•""" &'!' ~··-· 1 r 111 i r. nvc Bea.uUful Che•tnut lo1aro. ivs~· •·..>~·"""'· . .....,,1:, !lc~J.. .t· e•1t11rirt, ,.i ttln ~ \Veatem tn.ll. Good tor ahow 00x60' VIKING SCANDIA. 2 fr11•il!t1rc. f nr qu1tk SAit With show aaddlt, $400, Call BR. 2 BA. 5 Sro.r Adult $650, 869 \\'est llllh It,, $7l.0629 P11rk. Ownt!r Sts.-1142 A.ti 6. Costa r.1c~11 ------ • TRANSPORTATION TRANlllORTATIQN TRANSPORTATION Mondly, April 1,, 1970 DAILY I'll.OT D TllANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPOitT)TION TRANSl'ORWICli IEW '70 DODIE NEW '70 DODGE .. NEW '70 DODIE NEW '70 DODIE ' NOTICE! A· I 00 Sportsm•n I'll STAID CHALLENGER ·· · Cl!ARIER R. T, · Dari Swinger W1g11 Mtr. t4o. JSUOll!O!lf. XSitUOGl:ISm s.r111 No. ~1u•111. WE Do llOT nqulrt 1 -01 ' s7 64 Discount A14'~0Ul1!1ft. s732 Dlscouni '546 ltsooUnt · .· $644 " . Minimum Down Pit Discount mttlt, Uke $10 down, MY HEAD Fnim Factorv SIR:ktr Prlu From FK!ort StlcUr Prk• Prom F~ lllcUr Prtc. OR Fnwn fKtory ~lkQr Pr1ct ' OR OR $25 .-..., $99 dowri, "OR TO · MAKI YOU LEASE A 1970 LEASE A 1970 LEASE A 1970 LEASE A 1970 etc. We try to 11renge A_ DODGI CHAUINGiR A·lOO'SPORTSMAN DODGE CHARGIR R.T. DART SWINGlll For Onty For Only FOR ONLY for Only down p1yments 1 n d BETTER DEAL $63 Per Mo _s66 Per Mo. '69 Per Mo. s54 monthly p1Jm.nts to Per llo. suite 11ch individu1I .!~r. Ir •I the •n<I of tM le1i.f bW tht ' · Cal ,,. ol"l/liqtoa Ir II IM ltlld .r tht IMM lluY 1M Ir 1! lftt Ind of tht INM bW IM • 11 tht lllld 111 tht 1MM lMN 1119 customer. Cir FOR JUST snao full prlc&, tThl• cir for l11tt 11100 11111 p.rlct. tTbl• ts Cit IW IWI tlCIO 11111 p.rlct. (Thl1 h ctr for lutl 11100 full prlcL tThll 11 11 • JI nm. -tl'ld l••Sfl· I JI f!IQI.. -.nd IMM), • a mot. -. Mii ..... 1. , a mos. -ltlld i.eM). ORDlll YOURS TO.O~Y ORDER YOURS TO.OAl ORDER YOURS TO-DA( ORDER YOURS TO-DAY ""-1t tflle Id ,., .......... IWtc:e&. 4 loPled. rtodlo, hffler. FOF Dl, * TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS * '63 CHEV. CORVAIR '62 FORD WAGON .'68 CAMARO '69 CHEVROlET S= "91'f, AUl9. tr-, ~ ~It A'11"'~ tn~'it:'a. "'WJ • ftf'l"t, radio, llHt.r, Wiii llrtt,. ilt.cl .i.111,o landlll ltll>. ... ' $1995 $149! '68 PLYAI. ROAD RUNNER '68 PONTIAC $295 '69 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill '67 DODGE POLARA • '66 VOLKSWAGEN l $11ffd, r1dlo, l'lt1!1r<.. whll1w1M !Ire-. tln1ed 111111. TCO 2111. '65 FORD 4 DOOR Aute. "'"'·r. 11e1WY 1rr conc1111onrn1. -~r:::'·v~ ~f-''.,.· .,i.11,.,., 1 11"" 11ntM . t Coot Hardtop. Allto. rraiu.. I~ '" condlllcf,j1111, _, ttter ntr, rad o. 11Nl1r, Wlllltwll Urtt. 11"'*1 1l1a1, XJJ 1'- Auto. lr~ns., _,,. 1te«Jne, rar,1e1. llM!tt, llnted 1111, red ll•ff-tlre1, •Miu tap. WAP 111. 1 '68 PONTIAC TEMPEST C""' "-·· ...:...., '" ~ 4 Auto. lrJ:'I f~ tf~llhllll/l:: = ii::;.,.;;m~rr:.r... ti _.,. r !:it/ te.. ' If 1-. WGZ '$1495 Wlll llr-. I nl 11.... 'r $2495 ' . ' $1395 '$19S,·· :. · $895 $1995 $495 '63 VALIANT 4 DOOR • '62 OLDSMOBILE '68 CHEV. MALIBU '67 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill '67 MUSTANG '68 PLYMOUTH G.T.X. Auto. trans.. radio, Mater, whit .. Wi ii tlr11. RA t0f7. 11.1c1ro. l'l•tter, Whtltwlll tt...., tlnltd 1l1N. FOP ltJ, Alllo. tr1n1., --" lfMi'IM, rtdlo", 'llwfer, Wh(lewl ll tt ..... -11.C(fl• WQA 4 ! Door HardfOP. Auto. tr1na., fKIWY 1lr eendlll111Jlllll1 POWV f1"rln .. radlOL 1111111', Mllttwlll t1ru, TIMM 1l1u, UIO 1111. Auto. rr1119., -ftftrl ... , radio, Mlltr, whlttwa!I tires. !lnred ,,.., TllH to4 '68 BUICK RIVIERA F:fi:Y 11r eondl!klrllntrfoit f!JI',£', Auto. tr1ns., fectwv a!r condl~ ~I :ff.,. 1teer1~ r.c11o. rri.r· r la. lilM tr, ltnclllu • '" lftlll I tlret,, tin 91111, VT f1L 9600 tmoonod Autot 9600 Imported Con · 94CIO Imported Aulol "II! VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN i 9600 I "-lm-'ported'"'--=-'-A'-'utos=_9;c600:.;.; Imported Autot 94CIO Imported Autos 9520 lmportod Aut:.:.;;.°';__9600_ lmportod Autos Campers ' ! .PORSCHE -------JAGUAR MG ENGLISH FORD BMW TOYOTA SMALL Camper factory built fits Datsun or has adaptor 1 --------- to fit 6' P/U bed, xlnt cond. $100. 545-8893 '69 JCIC)uar XKE 4.2· '62 PORSCHE Excellent condition? · New paint, new clutch, re-bit eng. AM/FM radio. VERY CLEAN! 6(5..1982 or Sec at 2089 Harbor Blvd., CM, YW BUGS 1969 "VW BUG" Xln't t Cond. Emu. 11595. Dune Buggies 9525 * ASTRO AUTO * . -SPECIALS- VW T-Model $2295. • VW Sahara .$995. New (1970) VW Chassis $1695 Used VW Chassis $300 up · GT Sports Body $995. Sahara Body 80" $299. Sahara Body 94" $335, T·Model 80" $399. Seconds Discounted 301 E. 1st Street, Santa Ana BMW'S #1 DEALER IN , CALIFORNIA AND ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST 1970'1 Immed. Delivery 25 New & Used in Stock T&M MOTORS 8081 Garrlen Grov1 Bl, G.G. 534·2284 0pt?n Sunday 892-5551 DATSUN All New Endish Fords In OUr Big Stock Now At FACI'ORY INVOICE! Positively No Added Dealer Charges! Choose From Sedans, Sta Wgns, GT·s At Our Cost While Overstocks wt. Theodore ROBINS FORD Chrome wire wheels, tint. glass, am/lm, wxw, dlr. 1l3 ACTIJAL MU.ES. Nev. er regbtered (# l.R26834). Take trade or small down. Call Phil! aft 11 P'1l 540-3101 or 494-1029. KARMANN GHIA '6 7 Karmann Ghia 2000 Harbor Blvd Excellent running cond. Ra- MG Sales,. Servi<:.!, Parta Immediate Deliveey, All Modell J1rtuµort jl111µorts 'i;!> PORSCHE. Mint Cond. AM/FM. Buryundy, tan in- ter. Call 642-1037. 3100 W. Coast Hwy. N.B. '69 Porsche 911-T Targa, 642-9405 540-1764 fully e q u Ip p e d, $6850. Authorized MG Dealer 494--9590 or 77l-1946 '62 MGA, red. New top. Body =====""== in xlnt cond, Best offer. Can be sien anyUme 115 E. Balboa Blvd, N.B. SUBARU !TIOIY!§!T!AI M•rk II Wegons Hi Lux Pickups Land Cruisers Wagons DEAN LEWIS 1961' Harbor, C.M. 646--9303 BIIL MAXEY !T!O!YfOITIA! FROM """"" $399 ' ! VOLVO 541-2942/539-5600 -------- C.osta Mesa &iiooto dio, heater, air cond., 4 spd, "!':!~~~~~~~~I dlr. Sacrilici price $1299. --- * '70 SUBARU Here Now - 18811 BEACH BLVO .• Hunt. Buch 147.asss I mJ N. of Cout Hwy. on Bcb vw Dune Buggy-St. & dirt. Roll bar, wd tires, new top. $500/bst ofr. 644-4445 Imported Autos 9600 AUSTIN AMERICA AUSTIN AMERICA Sales, Service, Parta Immediate Delivery All Modo!s J1rtllj.JOrl 311111J or1~, 3100 W. ColtSt Hwy., N.B. 642-9405 54~1761 Authorized MG Dealtt AUS,TIN HEALEY 1961 AUSTIN Healey Mark ll 3000. 6 cyl. Conv. Lime light green. Xlnt cond. $1000. (213) 596-5950 BMW 6l<>ro65 BAYSIDE MOTORS t~ W. Coast Hwy .• N.8. JS Y OUR AD IN CLASSIFIED! Someone wlll be looking for it, DI.al 642- 5678 I '70 Datsun Sedan : CUQV495) Call 545-0634 or PORSCHE Big 4 door 96 h~ overhead FERRARI 494-9TI3, 10 to 8. Immediate Delivery """'· •i.c brak.,, '•pd. •1r, ------......,.1 MERCEDES BENZ wsw, back up lights. Sacrl-FERRARI 11ce. Take trade, wtll finance Newport\ Imports Ud. Qr. private party, Full price .... __ $1796 (601AVE). Call Pat lln&:~ Counf1'• ollly auww~ lzed dealer. 494-9773 or 545-0634alt10 am. SALES-SERVICE·PAllTS '69 Datsun Sedan · 31W~eoa.u!.~b"'· Llkenew.4door,96 h.p,over-M2-9f05 ~1764 head cam, automatic trans., Authorized Ferrari Deal@r '67 PORSOIE 9 I 2 • No cleaner cal" an~here! All xtras, 36,000 mi. Must see to believe. _675-4659 alt 6. ·. e 90 A-1PI-I Capability EXECUTOR'S Sale to close • 35 Miles Per Gallon · estate, 1965 Land Cruiser LA~GE e Beautiful Styling Xlnt rond.11795. Call 548-3667 SELECTION ~Test Drive Today At after 6. of VW • ,.,KB':!~~~ Mot::!55915 VOl:l(SWAGEN CAMPERS Antiques, c11111cs 961! BUSIEST man<etplace In Harbour v w 1937r<JRDV~2d•.Allo....: town. 'The I;)AILY PILOO' SUNBEAM '66 VW Brown Bue. Little • • Show cond. New pahlt I Classlfied section, Save ___ .... __ _;.:.;.;.._ , Udy Ap~ance but warm A'-'ORIZED tires. Must sell, Best otter:. engine ~ a 'Cbmfortable u.i.n Call 846-4.m. • di9C brakes. 13.000 miles, dlr - Metlculously suv!ced CXWY FIAT 241) $1599. Call 560634 or money, ttme A effort: Look '67 SUNBEAM, fact.ory n~'de Alli aystema go , SALES & SERVICE l938 MG-TA with rlghUwJd nowlll hardtop, low mileage, $1'JJ 6~, •µnt BEACH BL., 84M435 drive, semi-restored. --~. =~=~-========;:;..!_;0;;,'~"';;':;1;;0«;;,:e.,•.:,;4::;9>-;:l;;0~3S~= VW V , , oamper unit. reblt HUNTINGTON BEACH 548-138) ~ trana, '64 eng,. complete V.W. BUS 494-9773, 10 to 8., • .. -Fl-AT-850--S-po-ru--,oo-a-n I DOT DATSUN excel top rond. New. $199. & OPEN DAILY take over payments. 1220 AND Balboa Blvd. Newport. SUNDAYS 1964 llOOD FlAT iJ(lO or best 18835 Beach Blvd. offl!l', ~toving, muat sell. Huntfnrton Beach 962-1974 842-7781 or 540-0f42 -·-"Leader fn The Cear.h OUes'' ZIMMERMAN 2845 HARBOR BLVD. 54G-6410 '67 Datsun 1000. Lo mi. Chrome rima, tuned ex- haust, 4 spd . L i ke new. 549-3986 '69 2000 ROADSTER 130 hp, 5 spttd, xlnt cond. $1995. Pvt. pty. 536-275.1 or 536-7697. JAGUAR JAGUAR HEAD9UARTERS The only authorized JAGUAR dealer in the entire Harbor Ma. ' Com.pl eh: SALES SERVICE PARTS Poole BUICK JN COSTA MESA 234 E. 17th Street 548-7765 • brke overhaul & new tires. Can1plng Equipment Autos W•nted 9700 $800. 642-7210 All in one unit .. 2 burner -~- '69 vw Squareba.ck. Stick. stove with big propane tank, WE PAY TOP l i ' ·~al:1~~~ int. ~ ;::X·to whaat:~ CASH '67 & '66 VY". Xlnt cond. clothes .. can make into } Sunroof. Must raise Taxes! bed • can be moved easily, 1or uaed can I: tnickl Jwi ~2-4:1350, ~1004 · Price $lOO. 64Ul297 call us for free estimate. i ,~ vw ,.,eel '°""· eocoa • 68 vw Bug GROm CHEVROLET i · ll>ata, ,D:IMXl ml.. Still on Chrome whla, radial tires, I W8ilTMty, 545-5632' honey beige finlsh, 4 ipd. '68 VW Sedan, auto, orig dlr, High Wt cam. Will finan. · Alk for Sales Manager-: owner, olean. $1260/bst. of• pri, pt)'. (V'faOl>) ca 11 =~~~h :.: # fe.r. 536--8129, pvt pty, · Gene aft 10 am 545-0634 or KI 9-3331 : '67 vw 11150. '62 494-9773: . vw IOOO:&U-mi '"1 0"'6""'1-'-vw~~Fa-st_ba_di_1 6PM.~eves. '61 VW, tires Uke new, gwc1 2 Dr. 4 spd, dlr. Midnight nd ~ Ir .-black ext. Take pickup truck co , Ii""" ansp. ,~. WE PAY CASH ! FOR YOUR CAR : • l , 499-4044 ' In trade or small down, Full price s1os1. OOH836>. cau CONNELL '66 vw BUG, N•w lire&. 1 Phm all Jj) AM 494-1029 .. •-r. MUJt sell bou•ht 3111 540-3101. CHEVROLET ' car. 675--7524. ==:;..;;;;.:,,....-=--.,,..,~--Harbor Blvd ' 1967 VW Van Partial Camper .-o • , 1967, COMP. reconditioned, 1600 Engine. 8000 miles on Costa Mesa 54fl.12l0 • low mlg. Desperation A.le, engine. Extra set of tires & U.IPORTS WANTED Best offer takes it. 5311-4140 rims and 2 aand Urea $2100. Orange Counties '66 VW Good Cond. !S3J.:n64 TOP $BUYER 646-4645 aft 5 pm '63 VW SuMXlf. Needl' body BILL MAXEY 'tOYCYr4 THE QtJICKER YOU CALL, work, •nalne In good cond. lB381 8'ach Blvd. " nt£ QUICKER YOU' SELL "50. &f6.95~4 aft 5· pm, H. Beach. Pb. 847- ~~.~~~---~--~"-----------~~~~--~~~~~...,---:-~~-. ... ~-.---.-.~-.-.-.-.~ ................................. ~ ................................... .. l • . . . · .· DAll.Y PILOT Ml. CLYDI olOHNSON BARGAINS BARGAINS . IN EVERY CORNER WE AUJCELEIRATING OUR 17111 ANNIVERSARY 'DURING THE MONTH OF APRIL !JI MRY CORNER MUSCLE · CARS! .... We !Jave a good sel~c· tion of C~IHJClr Elhnina· tors, Montego Cyclones & Marauders, · aU equipped for the Cat that Uke1 tp 1 S' fl ' ca. . OYER FACTORY INVOICE Plu1 tn: I lh;eR1• .. ' .. DURING OUR ANNIYElSAU MARK Ill Look . ·over ' lection of .. our nice I " Mark ·Ill's se- as wen as several slightly used ones-the .finest car mad.e in Ameri~a. DRIVE ONE TODAY! • LINCOLNS A urge Selection to Choose From '69 LINCOLNS Low Al $4575 XSR '580 · '68 LIN(OLNS VTP 736 '67 ~!~~LNS ·'66 LINCOLNS SUN 059 , '65 UNCOLNS TFC 969 Low As $3325 Low As $2500 Low As $1900 ' Low As $1475 '64 LINCOLNS Loir Ao $1050 NYT 910 Plil T•-I lk. on "'- LOOK ovor our fine selection of quality u,,. •1 MOiiy oold & serviced by us! COUGARS Wo have a large ·selection of Cougars 91 models, XR 7's & convertibles with prices you'll like. "Tho good · ole days aro back again! NEW 1970 COU~AR with white side well tires, power steering, powe er disc brakes, deluxe wheel covers, etc. No. OF91HS17834 ·DURING OUR ANNIVERSARY 53066- COMING ' APRIL 17th "The sexiest USED CARS We have over 75 used cars-From Cads, Lincoln$;_ Cougars, Buicks, :Olds. Pon-· tlacs, etc. Prices are aH ' reduced for our AN~IVERSARY .SALE! -MONTEGOS NEW 1970 MONTEGO 2 dr. hardtop. Equip. with delux1 wh•el cover•, white side .. will tires, carpeting, eutomatic: .transmission, power steer.ing, AM redio, tinted gl•u. No. '0HOll5'3954 'DURING OdR ANNIVERSARY , . ' 52841 We have coupes, sedans, & Jots of go rgeous wagons et the "good old days"·prices. Come in l -why Mont.go is the best int.,..,.d· iate buy in America. - WAGONS WAGONS Sumn,er+lr.ie Is Just Around the Corner.· Don't Be Left Out. " We Have A Good $election of Colony Park Monterey Wagons & Montego Wagons in Stock. SPECIAL PURCHASE FROM FORD MOTOR COMPANY • • A large selection of ....\r-new 1969 Meres, ' Cou~rs, Continentals, Wagons '& Con- ' . vorts -All are of tha~highest quality It represent a fant11stjc sevinSis for a Ukt new cer -As low 11s • • • NOW IS THE BEST TIME IN TEN YEARS TO BUY A LINCOLN-MERCURY PRODUCT . ' . Johnson-son l!,ll~©®!!,~ ©®!lil'ii'D!lil~!lil'ii'&ll. • ~&OOfil 1IIfil • l~OO©!!!JOOW • ©®!!!J@&m1 ---. ·~ COSTA MISA NEW CARS USED CARS ,, ~ ii .... 2626 Harllor Blvd. 540·5630 642-0981 540·5635 \ ' j -' -- FBRBE GENERATIONS IN THE AV'i'OlllOBIU B VSI NESS THI OLDIST UTAM.1$HID "FACTORY DIRECr" LINCOLN-MIRCUR\' DIA UR IN ORA .... COUNT\' -----'-----~\~----( - '68 Convt. Clean. 2 fqpl, ct cu. Jn. 400 HIP. ~ carbs,. 4 ~. lntull'I Blue. $3T:l0. Prtv ,pmy, Aft 6,·838-M12,, '64 CORVETI'E 2 topa, ~ apd, Michelin titts, map, am/tm, new eng. Btlt of- fer. 49M863. 6 oyl., •ut.. tr ... ., l'eWW tt••riAf, r.l.11.. lloot., whit•w•ll Ht••· l"tt• eorrler,. 'IUIC J51l $11'6 ·• '69 OLDSMO&ILI DILtA·• ~ 4· Deor H•r .. top. V0 I, ,,.._ tr1111., ftc. elr, power •f-· itlf, re1llo, 'heater, . white- Well ti~1, ¥lnyl.rMf, tlltf. -D~SOTO.. . od gleti, ..... , . c•v•"· ..--~.--...,_~. ·IED 65i.I.} 19115 DeSoto I door • .'·power $2895 brakes, steering, &eat. v-a. '61 TOYOTA auto. 1 trans. radio, beater. Clean, vtry aood ccirididoo $245. 2294 A Pacific . CUSTOM Cl"oWM W9N. ,645-0259 DODGE· 4 •Pf-'~ rotlle, IWTF,S04t ... $1116 '61 GALAXIE 500 • .. :· · l ,1 -~ ii I i. ,. 11 I 'ti6 DODGE ~. 273 Va e111, .auto, r/h. good cond. $995. 673-1291 J DOOi HARDTOP ! '--'"5l""D"OC190=·"$'"ID1;.---II VI, euto. treR1. Fo'cfory oir, i M2-5689 power 1le•ri.n9 , r•clle .• he•f· =======~ll1r. IVI.Y t271 • I $1886 j,I FALCON FALCON Wag0n. d!X. ~nter., auto., R&H, aOOd cond. $450 or be1t ·otter. ......... '64 RAMBLER 4 ~lJIDAN leclio, hoo ter, 1!ick 1hih, eve;clri.,e •. I PIW 31,11 _ ==FO=R=0==11 • $789 " --------11,. ''6 MUSTANG '6.1 CO!JNTRY Squlro 9 pus., Pih. p/s, p/aeat, radio, heater, air. 846-271B H.B. '59 FORD Stick s h i f l Crankshaft . out' Good for P,llrtl. Good tires l air con- ditioner $25. 151 E. 21st, CM SfA. Wq. Ford '68 Country -·If -"" ..... l'/h. 64M3!M aft 5. HORNJT 1970 Hornet.. rl:h, w/w, auto tran1, leu than 100 mi Wboletale --$2250; ual!lct-- ' MER~RY 't7 CoJon, l'orlt. 10 -wq, ~ xtru. Prlv. pty. 2 DOOi , Y-t , . ~~to. t';,~,.. l'•Wer I 1tHrin9, roclie, heettl', vinyl roof. ISV6 305) $•1369 . '65 MUSTANG · ..J + J H.ITU.CI ' •YI. 'Stiel thilt, rM;.. keeler. ITHY JHI ' $999 '65' DODGE POLAIA MAlDTOP 4 ........ Ali!h, tfORI., fee• te,., W, ,..., 1t..rl111, ro- tlO., Hot..· M_..riic ,,.. Ji;J. flJWjOIJl " . :. $693 '66 MERCURY PAllLANI $1l50 (213) -.=-:==--"7.c=-,=cll 2 Door Horcltop. v.1, o .... '11!_ .. MercurylullM~tep, •• ~eltl., f11. -olr, power ~. VB, pwr, 1ac atr, 1t.erlnt1 l'Ower wllMlews, &\110 tnnl, nU tin!S. ~1506 !'OWer 111h, ro .. iO, ho1fer, MUSTANG whit.wi ll tiro1,. tlR'*" 4!011, wheel cowert. fSLU 1521 1967 Red Coov. V-3 Auto. $1'093 Power top, PIS. D..Jwr P'P· New tires, brakes. 11,000 .,66 . FAIRLANI ml. Xlnt Buy $1S75 ar offet. IH 2 DOOi HAlDTOP .....779 ,,,-.===-~~~·llV-1, ovto. tr•n1., f11fllfl' '66 MUSfANG, 6 cyl, auto oir 10Mliti e11i"', pew" trans, R/H, Radial titt1. deeri119, r1clio, heifer, Xlnt cond'. 833-2664 whif1w•ll tire•, tintM =======~~11011, vrh11I cowon .. ISIV OLDSMOBILE 067 OLDS Cutlaa1 Supreme. Very 1d cond. Auto trans, p/s, r/h, wire Whl coven. Uses re1. gas. $1500. By orl1. owner. Call 673-3745 . '67 OLDS 442.P/s, P/b, Plw, air cond. All Extru. i iss o. MUST SELL! 675-3354 afltr 5:30. * '62 OLDSMOB ILE Starflre, clean, xlnt tire•, iood condition. Wr2&33 '63 CUTLASS F-15 $495. Aft 5:30 PM SG-14'5. PLYMOUTH · 5021 $1449 '67 BUICK llYIRA Foctory olr, full power, N • •lio, ho•ter, whit• 11 .. e w•ll1, ti ~t1d tl111, 'whe•I COVtt. !TOW 1411 $2295 '61 CORVAIR 2 DOOi l c'ft." l 1p1e4 troM. IVSY 54tl , $883 '61 CHEVROLET , ' IMPALA ------...,.-112 Door H•rclto,,. V-1, 011 ... '70 PLYMOUTH Ro&.dnlnner, tron1., fie. •ir, l'•wer l\dl pwr, tape dk. Tranff to 1t11,in9, r•cllo, lle1t1r, Germany. Price r i &ht. ti11W tlou. CWIH 6561. 12995. 96246.'D , • : $15,~ PONTIAC '6S FALCON '61 l!'IREBIRD. 400 VS, pwr. steerln&. low miles, RM, dlr, all deluxe equip. Xlnt shape in and Wt Blue Book '2400 .• Make otter • 4 DOOi 6' cyl. 1tick 1hi~, ro41o, h1•ter. !NIE IJI) $693 Take f<q.lgn car in trade. · Will finance pvt. pt;. IWGL. '66 BUICK 212) Call Hal aft . IQ am ltlYlllA 545-0634 or 491-9773. 2 Door Horclto,, V-1, nte. -------·ll tr1n1., f•c. 11r, hill !MW'"'• FOR St.le: '6' GTO Pontiac. r1dio, he•t.r, whit.wolf Gd cond, clean. Beit o!fe.r tir11, vi11yl roef, tilltff gets It. 548--5939 9101'1, wh'HI cev.n. { R.QK ========· ll •Oll RAMILER '65 Rambler 770, G cyl, 2 dr hardtop, rlh. a/c. vecy dean. Pvt pty 545-286C '65 RAMBLER, 2 dr hrdtp, l Owner, lo mi's, aulo, p/1, rlh. S690. &H-tm. T·llRD '62 T·BIRD. black landau, Jcalhe.r, full pwr, fact air, new Ure.1, brakea, trans., valve job. Xlnt a.ppearanoe. Atttt 6 pm, 673-6418 SOCK rr TO fit - $1893 DUNTON FORD . 2240 5. 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